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The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
DLOOMF|EL CLUB
MAKES BIC PLANS
Newest Golf Association Will Erect
CLUB House for Use the Coming
Summer

Big plans for 1911 are being made
by the Bloomfield Country club, De
troits latest golf organization One
oi the chief things nov before tie
members is the question OF erecting
club house and plans have been
prepared
There will be meeting OF The
Bloomfield club Dec -, al the bank
chambers OF the FirsD National bank
one piece of business will DO the
election OF directors To succeed W.
j. Chittenden. W b OBrien and VI
H. Chamberlain. ir whose terms
expire II IS quite probable thai
these men will be named TO succeed
themselves
The Bloomfield club is one OF the
newest ORGANIZATIONS about Detroit,
having been termed only last SWIM
mer Membership Was limited TO 200
and to put on a firm basis, stock was
SOLD TO the extent OF $3.50 with each
membership In that way the club
had good working capital 10 star
with
Last summer links were laid oUt
on the l25-acre tract the club par
chased outright in the center of The
Bloomfield Hills The nature ol the
surroundings made This about the
best golf course in Detroit and hose
who played il found the location I'D
mirable for the purpose
Plans Tor club house 10 bee erect.
ed the Coming season have been
dawn by a prominent architect and
they will be- submitted 20 the mem
bers at the meeting next week The
plans call for a building Well suited
fer the purposes OF country club
and those vino have seen them are
more than pleased
Edwin : George is president O.
the Bloomfield club and b u Wal
dor il SECRETARY
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23

greatest. placing I'hlan third Joan
was selected by four. Sweet Mario by
four, Nancy Hanks by four, Maud 8.
by three. and Uhlan The Harvester,
Leu Dillon, Hamburg Belle and Ores.
ceus 10y all.
Other trottcrs that did not figure IN
the symposium of opinion are St
Julien, I'll Ia. and The Abbott,
% 4. DeycreauXs selection;
MAJOR Dolmar, 80 "a. and The Alb.
bott In llowes pick, Dircctum . 90
II. and Arion, 2t07 81, i'm Leonard's
list; Directum. Aznote. Sadie Mac
and Dexter from Madden's choice:
Major Delmar and Colorado r. from
Markcy's collection. Directum. Col.
orado r. and Justice Brooke from Or.
McCoys list, and Sunol and Gold
smith Maid from Whites selection
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
ID. A. G. Basketball
Season To Open

Basketball season will start his
evening az the, Detroit Athlctig club.
The d A. c. FIVE will battle with The
Bay City y ana the proceeds will ali
20 10 charity
The - \ G VIII present It's strong
est lineup Tom BMlion and Mazer
himself will appear rs guards. with
Boosey center and Shinnick and Cor
don forwards Al lIuehner of the Y.
NJ G. A. has consented 20 donate his
services Is referee, SO the game Will
be we'll hanuleu.
There will be a preliminary con.
test between the Delta juniors and
the Army y " c. A. The main event
starts az : o'clock IA the ID y G..
=, mnasium. The lineup will be as
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
WHITE MANS HOPE
COMING EAST FAST.

NEW YORK. Dec o3.-Carl
Morris the hope OF the white
race Who knocked ont Marvin
Hart III the thIrt round OF then
tigbt in Oklahoma Tuesday
nisht. Is coming east. prepared
10 take on all corners i'm the
heavyweight class.
u ne ~ not matched with
The winner Of the Barry. Ros-
night IN Memphis. Monday
night he will find an opponent
ia the winner of a nght inst
arranged between Tommy
Ryan's pupil. Con O'Kclly and
Al kubiah i'm Syracuse ON
Jan IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
Will Challenge For Cup.

NEW YORK, Dec % The direc-
tors OF the National Lawn Tennis as
socIation have all but officially Do.
rided not 10 challenge again for tho
Dwight + Davis international chal-
icnge cup, now held by Australia An
announcement 10 this effect is *.
pected after tonight final meeting
of the directors Australia is 100 rar
away. in the opinion OF the directors.
Who favor in place OF this tennis
Classic an annual struggle between
English and American teams
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23

When new interests hough, lie Bos-
ton Nationals Fred lake drew down
hi salary 6or 1911. $1,000. They paid
him that Isuch 10 retire Now he l.
being boosted a. manager for the St
Louis Browns and the paper, in that
city are bowling against him even
before he starts
Lake was leJ ont by John B. TAYLOR
was diiched by the Boston Nationals
and the best that is in front of him
now Is the helm OF a rank calender
Lakes path hasn't been eNacdy path
OF roses
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23

enough passing to make scoring often
possible. The only time they showed
the puck in the cage was when Muir
ply broke away and 10y neat piece
OF nursing managed To get one count
unaided and alone.
Grist who tended goal for the
Shamrocks might have kept down The
total had he been a little more dill
gent, l!e stopped mos OF the hard
SHOTS hut lei some easy ones leak
through The Shamrocks appeared in
startling uniforms Of decided green.
The shirts ore wide white band
with the team name in thrce-inch let.
tcrs some of the thinner Shams
looked like pickles but they worked
hard throughouy the contest and the
audience was well satisfied
The score follows.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
SHORT LENGTHS

IL Doe Roller needed anything To
convince MIN OF his unntness fol
heavyweight wrestling honors. that
a beating by Americas hiled the bin
death turks In the frying PAN" de-
clare expert cooks. Wonder n these
experts ever ate 4 we'll Drowned,
freshly caught black bass in the
q woods?
Chester NoUrse, Sacramento pitcher,
= must be playine the Mordecai hunch
3 he allowed physicians 40 amputdtc u
digit on his work hand
q When ball players have to get
money in addition To their salaries "a
remain on the H-2-O cart. their value
even TO themselves is about nj!
Neu,d never imaGiae Knockout
Brown was Greek--as one Chicago
4 daily insists-to hear him sas. "lsh
dot so?"
Contemporary SAYS Hack In ID. \,
Lineup Again and runs picture OF
Mike was Jake ever out Of the l. \.
c. lineup?
~ h.imors that Hugo Dehdeh. coach Ut
~, nj. n. c.. was going to instruct Tulane
university. New orleans. all dream
"a Pres. snyder says so, and ne ought 10
know.
Jack Johnson is no" reiereeinE
prize fights shame. why not 40 ou-
and tackle somebody like l.uuIford
Being ciIamtion lowaduys seems e.
p consist chleHN. ol IookIhE hl- anu
proud and Fayin9 press agent
r. President OF soufb Michigan Iengue
has signed IL UmPircs That ought to
be enough TO last untl Fourth of July
John DaiS beat Alfred D'Ora for the
thrcc-cushion billiard championship.
The match was played in New York.
Kara osman. Turk. was pitched
out Of the ring by Charles olson Al
jackson Thursday evening The for +
come around for 20 minutes Olson
was awarded the match for good and
sufficient reasons
sf.- Nelson Cappe IL rolling in grand
form. In the Free Press tournament
Thursday evening he spilled 1852 uius
win seven games for an average or .l7.
.rsln the third ard fourth games hc i.ad
Elk splits thus spelling a chance So
beat all local records lie had only
~thror games less than zee His best .
ehoft was ft'-. -r7i-cTEeT
rr- Poor Young woman out Ia Michigan
City must lNt. at Sh".upa per aHuUu. .
SAID Young woman ls rot '.t 81 a-'
SpcakiUG Of Htrnty ties, .'.Ipulf-
listens lilla hca,}-0,i-ht ps4
Louie Trnn, and Charles Gilbert.
- lev '"ud bow Tors who have arpua ..'
In Detroit oftru. tre Iollin- lp. i
@champiouehlp oe the roI. So rI.. a..
ssthc h"-t seven Gaiuss -anr #r t..7
pins 'u. GNHgu l&'s \ ru.-.u #t
oNly four Plus 81. r.,ift -|u~, THa'
'''Ie VIII be- ae' 81 g' - .n''-
-. The Maps are going 10 groom Nrt
GHEGs Tor the -Hu-h"ta. IN 'lr' It.|-I
~athe icft garden Is very hatl 'n- %. iI-r
Grarcv is the opl Is man tito NIr- have
'-'Twho can work the job r-tf
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23

When he was with Cleveland Red
Dohahue says he found out how 10
was that Elmer Flick owned 50 many
-1AIIns--rits blocks and other parcels
of real estate
We were in Philadelphia over sun
day and asked Elmer il he Intended
TO 20 .o Ntantic city with the boys.
says Doulhuc
IN 90 il the club pays my board
down there Elmer responded.
cab pay your bard shouted
Why should the cluhpay your board
a. Atlantic Chy9" =
Wei. We amt Z home now arc
We The club il snphuscd to pay oar
expenses on the Dad
What difference few years
makes IN July, loot a Detroit paper
suggestcd tuat the citys team and
Washington were So evenly matched
that coin might be tossed 80 decide
The winner anu az the same time save
people The agony OF watching them
play
II Won know Bill Dahlen. the Brook
lyn manager Won will apprec iate this
story. told ~ the DAYS when Bad Biz
.yg. covering short field for the
Gi,nfs.
~ roiirsl "a story m a New York
manor the cher day ,haf pu Dahlen
4. 49, t.,or,a an s,a,.o.list aid pus
-. Rf,,dos
VEN - r,.,,rd.d nm parubord
.ubo H. roo A., Coptbarn Ia,aue bnss
IN nn, Ia IN tra,ei a,nund vim thai
Incl lao v.fII h.. ai,har an .o,sna..I;s,
I,,,u..
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The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
BAY CITY
RAILROAD BoWLERS HAVE
RACE THAT'S A HUMMER

Tie Bows in tHe Railroad Bowling
league are having quite race This
season. To date the Shore Line AMI
Pere Marquette have each won 10 and
lost games Next Wednesday even
ing the leaders meet on the Pont-
chartran alleys and a hard battle is
expected.
The standing follows:
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23

Engineers aft figuring on -rrsf.na 10
dam tgn feet HigH Iu the Grand can
yon or Colorado go imuouud sufficient
poWsr
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
READY LETTER WRITER
FOR THE BALL PLAYERS

Dear Boss Am feeling fne-Been
Chopping wood all winter and am hard
as nails. Please advance a hundred
VIM. Pitcher.
Dear Sir would like 10 go south
two weeks before the team leaves, TO
take OF q few pounds. Otherwise |
am in great shape Please send me
800 C. Catcher.
Dear Chief There won't be any
thing 70 It but rs next season.
know I'm going to have good year.
have been working ia a foundry and
am feeling like colt Please mail
ne $50 IL. Field
sam Lrev~r, former Pirate pitcher,
has invented an atrShlp ana viii form
company 10 manuf,tcf urc the nyer.
BE uE a pitcher. LceVer reasonably can
BE- cNp"cted 20 know much about go
Ing M
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
BOTH MEN ARE ANXIOUS
50 THEY CAN STEP HIGHER

NEW YORK. Dec. 23--Iack Good
man is slight favoritc over LoN
Powell the California wonder. Tor
their tenround bout ar the National
club here tonight Goodman is
anxious TO win this affair Tor the
reason that Il will add considerable
importance to his approaching fight
With Packey Mcfarland
Powell in his turn, viii Try. his best
to defeat Goodman, for il ne is the
winner ne will probably be matched
with the New California prodigy.
one Round Hogan. at "A local club
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23

ss-~r Nelson Cappe IL rolling I'm grand
49, form In the Free Press tournament
Thursday evening he spilled 1892 Minis
frHfn seven games for an average OF .l7
,srs1n the third ard fourth games hc tad
six splits. thus spelling chance 50.
beat all local records lie had only
~threr games less than zee His ucSt
= efrnrt Mas-tl
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23

job Printing Done RiEhr. Times
Printing Co. No Is Jonn * st Call
Main IA2S or lily S3SJ
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23

What difference few years
makes IN July 1904. Detroit paper
sug2estcd tuat the ciiys team and
Washington were So evenly matched
that "a coin nigh, be tossed 10 decide
the winner anu az the same time save
people the agony Of watching them
NAV
The Detroit times., 1910-12-23
John Dnl, hcnt SIfrcd n.nra fnr lad

out Of the ring by Charles olson al
jackson Thursday evening The for
eignCr landed on his head and dIdu
come around for % minutes Olson
was awarded the match for good and
sufficient rnnsnns
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
LEGISLATIVE d.
EXECUTIVE

SENATORS FROM CALIFORNIA
George G. Perkins and Frank P. Flint
CONGRESSMEN FROM CALIFORNIA
First district. ....... VIM. Englebright
Second district. Duncan E. McKinlay
Third distrsct Joseph K. Knowland
Fourth district. ......... Julius Kahn
Fifth district. ........... e. A. Hayes
Sixth district. James G. Needham
Seventh district. {. james McLachlan
Eighth district. t............S. G. Smith
Amador ledger., 1910-08-12
State Government.
EXECUTIVE

EXECUTIVE
Governor Or........... James N. Gillett
Lieut-Governor :. :. Warren r. Porter
Secretary of State. -. Charles F. Curry
Controller. IA. B. Nye
Treasurer ....... VIM. r. Williams
Attorney-Ge +. Ulysses S. Webb
Surveyor-General.. VIM. S. Kingsbury
Supt. State Printing. : w. w. Shannon
Clerk Supreme Court. F.. L. Caughey
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
OGDEN SHOULD AID
NATURES EFFORTS
Landscape Artist Points Out
Beauties of Town and Out
lines New Plans.

Especial to The Herald Repubiican-)
ogden. July 2O.-PropOsing plans BY
which ogden could be transformed into
a city as famous for it's natural beau
ties as any city in America, Charles
Everett Weed. landscape architect Of
wide fame. startled a half thousand
Ogdenites to a point Of enthusiasm at
the Orpheum theatre tonight The
meeting was held under the auspices
OF the Civic Improvement league. Mr..
Weed has been in ogden several days,
making thorough examinations into
the good and bad features of ogden
as n city beautiful.
He suggested that the city buy up
the land that stretches along ogden
river from the center OF the city to
the mouth OF ogden canyon and create
a natural park extending several
miles
This. he said. could be done at small
expense, because OF the already natural
beauty OF the place. Concerning Og-
den canyon. the speaker mounted to
the heights OF elOquence. He declared
II to be one OF the greatest scenic spots
in the world and said that II any other
city In America had such an attraction
at its back door that IL would be made
a source OF fame and prosperity.
lie scored the city for the condition
OF the city cemetery. saying that Il
was Disgrace 20 the community. He
said the placing OF great. unsightly
tOmbstOneg was n blot on the natural
beauty OF the place.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
NEWS OF UTAH AND ADJOINING STATES
LEVY A FIVE MILL TAX
Commissioners OF Box Elder County
Ratify the appointment of
Assistant Clerks.

Especial to The HeraId-Republican
Brigham City. July "a busy ses-
sion Of the county commissioners OF
Box Elder county was held this week.
A special session OF the board was
called for Saturday. July %. Christian
Larsen appeared in regard to a road.
His request was referred for investiga-
ton. Frank Laub offered to sell a
right Of way through his farm at
Garland for road purposes for $500. The
Box Elder Journal gave comparative
prices on printing and asked the com
missioners to reconsider the bids. It
was moved and carried that the bids
remain as let. Hyrum Jensen sug-
gested a change OF road at Coninston.
The route chosen by Commissioners
Adams and Richardson was retained.
The Utah state conservation commits
sion asked the county to furnish a
map Of the county This matter was
referred to County Surveyor Hold
away. The National Irrigation con-
gress asked the board to appoint dele
gates TO the congress. The national
conservation commission asked the
board to appoint two delegates to con
vention to be held in st. Paul. Sept.
SO. Chairman Valentine viii make the
appointments.
Road Commissioner Pierce asked per-
mission to take II. W. Zenor with him
to Lucin to act as clerk while collect
INK poll tax. which was granted. State
Road Cornmissioner J. w. Jensen asked
the board 70 levy a special road tax on
the property between this city and the
Utah Hot Springs for the purpose of
building a state road. Joseph A. West
asked the board TO locate the grade
for the interurban railway at a point
near Willard. and also for permission
to take gravel for grading purposes
from hill in the county road. north
OF Willard. Request was denied.
The appointment OF Christina Start
ford and Anna Jensen as assistants I'm
the clerks office was ratified. VIII
liam Adams and w. z. Moss asked the
board to furnish sewer tile to drain the
county road and agreed to furnish the
labor In constructing the drain. The
matter was referred. N. u. Hart asked
the board to make a trip to Iowa
Spring to look over the roads in that
locality, as they are much in need Of
repairs. The Box Elder News COM
pany was requested to furnish a bond
i'm the sum OF $500 for advertising
contract resolution was passed
levying a 5-mili general tax
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
MRS. WONDER DIVORCED
FROM CRUEL HUSBAND

ogden. July 20.-Sensational charges
or cruelty and abusive treatment. made
BY Ella n Wonder against Charles
Wonder. were sustained I'm the dis
triCt court today when an interloCu-
tory decree Of divorce was granted by
Judge ]. A. Howell. The custody OF
the minor child and $3.50 monthly ali
mCny were included. The Wonders
were married In ogden Feb. 2. 1909.
The complaint filed recently by Mrs.
Wonder charged her husband with
habitual drunkenness and numerous in
decent assaults. When he was not
drunk. says the complaint. he was 80
insoient and morosc as 70 make life
with him unbcarabie.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
Rexburg News Notes

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
ReXburg. 1doha. July 1S-The First
National bank here has made change
in some Of its officers and directors. G.
TT. Woodmansee. who has been its presi-
dent from It's organization. recently
sold his interest in the bank 10 Attor-
ney q. =. SOule OF st. Anthony Mr.
WOodmansee has had poor health for the
past year. r. J. COmstock. the cashier
OF the bank has been elected president
and Alma Carbine the assistant cashier.
has been promoted TO the position of
cashier. @. &. Wright OF Idaho Falls
and L. T. Wright Of Twin Falls have
disposed OF their stock to G. +. Bower
man. a st. Anthony banker. Mr.. Bower
man takes the place Of L. T Wright on
the board OF directors
James W. Webster sold HIS stock to
Messrs. Comstock and Soule. II. J..
Flamm. Of Rexburg. has been elected
vice president in place Of Mr.. Webster.
The bank IS capitalized for $4,000.
Mr. COmstock. the new president. has
had eighteen years experience in bank
DR.. George W. Middleton OF the
staff OF the l.. u. s. hospital was In
Rexburg last week. While here he per-
formed several operations at the Rex
= Dr. l. II. Harding the dentist. has
sold his interests in the dentist bust
ness to DIT. =. +. Smith OF Cache val
ley.
was held In Rexburg in the academy
auditorium yesterday. There was a
large attendance OF primary workers
from all parts OF the stake.
Miss Elizabeth Ross and Miss Nebek-
ct. members of the general board were
in attendance from Salt Lake. Many
numbers on the program were given by
children. President T. +. ROrset A.
Heath and Mark Austin were among
those present. Luncheon and ice cream
was served az noon.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
SEE FATHER DIE IN
UNDERTAKING PARLORS
Children of William Fennemore Pres
ent When He Drops Dead at
Side Of Corpse.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Logan. July 2O.-william Fennemore.
an undertaken. dropped dead Of heart
failure yesterday in the undertaking.
parlors Of G. W. Lindquist, while he
was showing the remains Of Henry Nc
Culloch to relatives. Fennemore came
to Logan about 20 years ago from Park
city. He conducted an undertake ing
business of his own for a number OF
years. but recently became interested
in the G.. W. Lindquist parlors.
He leaves widow and a number OF
small children. Some of his own chill
dren were in the group that watched
the futile efforts OF physicians to revive
Mr.. Fennemore. but they did not learn
until later that II was their father who
was stricken.
The funeral services will be held
Thursday at 10 a. m. at the Lindquist
Undertaking parlors.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
NOVEL DISPUTE
Decide Profit-Making shafts of Iron
blossom Mine Are in Utah
County.
Especial to The Herald-Repubilcan.)

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Provo, July 2O.-George A. Black and
Hardin Bennion of the state board Of
equalization were In Provo today con-
ferring with County Assessor J. II. Beck
on tax matters. County Assessor VIII
liam Bailey and County Attorney T. L.
FOOte Of Juab county met with the
board members by appointment for the
purpose Of Strengthening out a dispute
connected with the disposition OF taxes
on net profits of the Iron Blossom mine
The Juab county officers claimed that
the net profits came from shaft No. 1,
and that the tax proceeds should there
fore go TO Juab county. IL was final
~ decided. however. that the ore mined
was principally from shafts and g.
which are in Utah county, and Utah
county will be credited with the taxes
Messrs. Black and Bennion were taxi
en- to Provo bench this afternoon by
Assessor Beck to inspect the fruit
country.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
Provo Brevities
Especial TO rhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. July 2O.-Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following cou-
pies: Louis Heinrich Paul Meyer and
Julia ROsalie Emma Markell. both Of
Provo. Thomas l. Evans. jr., and Ella
Peterson. both of Provo.
The Blackwell Weil8nd Book & Sta
tionery company of Missouri has com
menced suit in the Fourth district court
against William Grant to collect S105.3S
alleged to be due for mercha ndise.
Rudolph Peterson OF Santaquin was
here yesterday to swear to a complaint
against Hyrum Olson. who. Mr. Peter
son claims, called Mrs. Peterson vile
names. As County Attorney Jacob Ev-
ans was absent, no complaint has yet
been made. There has been trouble
between the two men before. when OIL
son was arrested and convicted of
throwing rocks through Mr.. Peterson's
windows.
The following orders have been made
in the Fourth district court. In the
estate of Mary G. Johnson, Karen NJ.
Olsen has been appointed administra-
tor. Estate of Mary Ellen Peters. the
petition OF John ]. Peters for sum
mary administration has been set for
July 30.
The Provo banks are now closed on
Wednesday afternoon of each week. the
employees taking a half holiday. The
practice will continue during July and
August.
Prof. McClellan's orchestra daily.
Ship Restaurant Saltair.
Battle and dine at saltair.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
WEBER OLD FOLKS DAY
More Than Thousand Pioneers VIII ne
Entertained Mt Lagoon
To-day.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
OEden. July 20.-Thc annual outing
To- the old folks Of Weber county will
- held at Lagoon tomorrow and ar
ranEernents have been made by the
committees in charge Of the affair to
entertain over LOO people who have
passed the age OF 20 years. Arrange
mcnts have been made to transport the
out-of-tOwn old people 20 ogden. the
ogden Rapid Transit company carry
Ing all persons over 20 years free OF
charge. Senator Bamherger Of the
salt Lake r. Ogden Railway company
has arranged for the free transporta-
ton 20 and from the resort FOR all the
Weber county people who have
passed the age limit. A varied program
has been arranged for the entertain
mont nf The old folks az The reanrf.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-21
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
ARE JOINED AT EUREKA

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Eureka. July 2O.-CIaude F. Dennis
and Miss Mary Thorpe were united in
marriage here last evening By Judge D.
a Lindsay I'm the presence Of a few
intimate friends David Mills. the
hridegrOOms brOther-in-law. acted "a
best man. while Miss Laura Bringhurst
OF Mammoth was bridesmaid. After the
enjoyed.
The contracting parties are well
known and popular and are members
OF the younger social set here. the bride
being the daughter Of Mrs. =. +. Lewis
and the bridegroom the son OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Dennis. Besides those already
mentioned there were present Mrs
David Mills and her daughter. Miss
Lenore Mills, Miss Lulu Brin Ehurst,
Mrs W. d McAdams. =. =. Lewis. W.
Roberts and William Thnrpe.