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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE!
Linco.a Circuit Court.

IlncCsa ItrCuit Noui'- ..
Wavresburg Deposit Bank, fiaiutni
VS. &. w. Stewart etc, pefendah's.
Pursuant to a Judgment to the iau'
coin circuit court rendered III tne
above STYLED cause at its November
term. 1910 the undersigned commis-
sioner will on 49,.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 18th. 1910
at one o'clock L. NJ. sell at public
ontcry IN front OF the court house door
In stanford, KY. to the highest ana
hest bidder the following personal pro
rerty. to Wit;
Three shares of stock in the way
uesburg Deposit Rank" The purpose
OF this sale Is TO satisfy debt oil
81, lc0.oO, with six per cent. interest
thereon from September 2Oth lsos Tor
which Judgment has been rendered IN
inc above styled action.
Terms. The said sale VIII be
made on a credit oI three months, and
the purchase price. payable TO the
commissioner. bearing interest rom
I'M date of sale. with lien retained ON
the property the said, bond having tue
force and effect OF judgment
November 22nd 1910.
GEO. D. FLORENCE, N c. /. c c.
J. Q. Paxton, Atty for PIT
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
LOOK HERE WHAT THESE :;
WERE THANKFUL FOR


kendricx Alcorn That no damage
quits against the l.. & n. were tried
this term
George ~ WeathrriC'd Tina, he Is
back IN dear MD iius'MNille.
Frol. !. w. ireland That he has
riade the loc:,i schoo. the best known
~ tie state.
EesiuestJ nf the l.avt End That
tee fox hJutcra don't uicct but once .
rear.
4. l. Rclahart -rhlt barry play al
due football same : udrday.
John Meuefee and Welch Rochester
That the p,Jt SHOW c'ow a good
crowd.
Lays Fo.ty, rhat a., time draws
high
John > Eaughmdn- That that to
bdcco warehouse Is flushed u, last
Howard Camnitz That IL Pitts
Lurs doesn't want n:e other Sationa
League teams do.
v. :. Fish rha' LIBERAL advertis
ing has but Up . bis business.
y W For,' --That he row lives il
stanford
Dick Ncv!iui hat ienry Gay 1,
l,uh bcomfr
Dr. G.. Carpenter That he wa
! elected president Of the STATE Medj
cal society
Jesse I.yrn--That the electric sau
sage grinder works so we'll
Presbyt~rians and Baptists tina
they've secured such good pastors.
". /. nincaid That the pool fail
ed this year.
Nerybody-That Il looks like stan
ford will get that new depot
L: u. Eads and w *. Warner 'rha
cold weather Iust will cause Wato
pipes TO burst.
T. c. walton-Tbat he's in coun
IVY where no fires are needed yet.
d. N. Walher-1hai the hunting
eason IL open al last
Thurman Tudor-That turkeys ge
ripe only once year.
Eph Pennington-For that swee
little daughter.
| Anderson Nunnelley-That star
1
cattle market out in the state
| ie Editor-F'or the countless ey
d-nces OF kindness Of the paper
iJany friends. the plump turkey pre-
scented by its good friend T. w. Coco
End that dollar you are going {
hand In next week.
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GOOD INVESTMENTS IN THESE
Master Commissioners Sales
NOTICE OF SALE
Lincoln Cncmt Court.


John Traylor hrs, Plaintiffs. vs.
John Traylors hrs, Defendants.
In obedience to Judgment render
"a in the above styled court and ac.
tion ut the November Term. 1910. the
commissioner will on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 18th, 1910
(Court day at about | o'clock 4. NJ,
in front of the court rouse door in
Stanford, Ky, offer Tor sale at pub
lie cutlery to the highest and best
bidders, on credits of six months, the
following real estate owned by John
Traylor at the time of his death
No THE distillery property OF
abort seven acres, near Gilberts
Creek depot, bounded by l.. x n. Il. Il
Cilberts Greek and county road.
No. SO much of nome place as
lies east of Gilbert's Creek and bud
derar's Mil county road. containing
aXout % acres,
No. ST these two tracts fail 10
bring the debts and costs then 1870
acres OF the home place on the west
side OF county road; the division line
to be run from Hutfmans corner on
said road west to a point at or near
Leo Holtzclaw cornered on Gilbert's
Creek to make about 1870 acres, max
ing this parcel bounded ON the North
BY iands of Huffman Holtzclaw, and
John Tray Tor; East by county road
South ICY Traylor and McGuiley; west
by Gilbert's Creek.
No. Al 1t should be necessary the
balance of the home place OF about
81 acres. containing the improve
ments. bound on the north by lands
OF George Rich; east by county road;
south by lands of Huffman, Holtzciaw
and TTayior.
II II should be necessary to sell all
the home place it will be first offer
cd IN paTCelS ds dpo'e
then as a whole and the bid accepted
which realizes the must money. TIE
home place is bounded on the north
by lands oil huffman. Holtzclaw and
Mosier ard Lee Holtzclaw; east by
the lands of ]. w. Holtzclaw and W.
Il. Tray Tor; on the south by the lands
os Trayior and McGuffey, on the West
by Gilberts Creek and the land CT
Lee acltzclaw, containing about zte
acres. There is passway over 'n''
trac, to county road from rMy'or
end McGufiey tract.
The object OF the sales is TO Sa''s
fv the indebtness OF Jno. Tray'or
amounting to about $i5.ooo,oo and tue
costs OF this proceeding. Bonds WIZ
Good security will be required oil the
purc hasers payable to Commissioner
bearing q per cent. interest IRON da'e
, of sale until paid having the lore
and effect OF judgment and sec's'e'
Inv lien Oh the land. This November
2Srd. 1914
GEORGE o. FLORENCE. N. c. L. c. G
| J. Q. Paxton, Atty. for Fits.
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An Unmerited Rebuke
UNKNOWN EVANGELIST CRiTI-
SIZES PReAcHERsvilLG
PEOPLE.

Rev. I. II. Thorn,on, an itnerant
evangelist, who finished a protracted
meeting mere Saturday night, is now
OF Lancaster holding a meeting there
The services here continued for ~
days and resulted in two professions
After che last service was over, the
minister said ne could not ad wise the
.Ccn'eiis to Join the Baptist church
here, but rather at Lancaster or else
wlere. as the church here was in
poor condition spiritually and he FUR
tier said he pitied the Christians who
had tu live in such company. We
believe md are lead to nope. that
Rev. Thornton has been mlsinformed,
cur community, H. general. will very
favcrably compare with any in our
State wien it come to morality, So
briefly and intelligence. The Bap.
fist church hele is an institution
which mas lad an unbroken existence
disasters have ever assailed aud enc
mics teen ever present, she still sails
on unscatehd and undismayed to final
triumph She may have faults and
imperfe' tens, We deny IL not, but We
feel that the Kingdom of God has not
been adisnced when an utter strang.
4 comes into cur midst and trys to
administer an unmerited rebuke.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Anderson, has
cen visiting Miss Carrie Naylor.
Iiss Sundiford. of Lancaster has been
visiting the Misses Carpenter. Little
Miss Sara May Pettus OF Grab Orch
ard was visiting her teacher. Miss lila
pettus. Waller Jordan is visiting the
FAMILY OF his father. Rev. X. +. Jor'
can NJ Corbin and will spend some
Tine at Hazel Patch hunting. Little
Miss Ruby Parrish visited Mrs. W,
Il. rroSn.
Word received from Lexington
states that the condition OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilmore, recently sent TO the
asy .um there from this place remains
the same.
We TOOK Tor two weddings here by
Xmas anyway. TIE matrimonial out
looks was never brighter.
rhil y. Thompson sod some hogs
TO E,ar Foley at cents. John Hes
ter at $40 delivered. NJ. o. Ken
nedy sold yesr.o.d mare mul,
to a southern buyer for $l62. Pruit
Thompson sold 100 barrels of corr
to +. T.. Thompson at S2.25.
Messrs. W. + Ballard, p. +. Parrish
Is. 4. Ballard. Thos. Lunsiord, Wod'
Carpenter and others OF our local
sports are attending the National Fo'
Hunters Assoc meet at Graz
Orchard.
". T. Parks grist mill is now II
rnnnine order again. lie grinds you
srist. shoes your horse and almos
knocks YOU down with kindness.
Mr.. ] I. Wells. of Dripping Springs
tells us that the :our-weeks-oid chi''
OF Sam Holmes which was severely
scalded recently is dead.
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AN IDEAL HUSBAND

is patient even with a naggng VIE
for he knows she needs help. she may
be SO nervous ard run down In heai'h
that trifles annoy her. II she is meian
oholy, excitable, troubled with loss ol
appetite. headache. sleeplessness. con
stipation or iainting ana dizhy spelis
she needs Electric bitters the mos'
wonderful remedy for aillng women
Thousands of suffers from female
troubles. nervous troubles, baekache
ana weak kidneys have used them
and become healthy and happy Try
,he&m. Only 80 cents, satlsiae''on
guaranteed by Penny's Drug store
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COMMISSIONER 5 SALE
Lincoln Circuit Court.

Lincoln CIRCUIT NouTt'
Martin Mccormack Plaintiff. W.
Joseph Rifles Hrs. Defendants.
Pursuant to a judgment OF The Lin
coin circuit court rendered at the
November term. 1910, in the above
STYLED cause, the undersigned commits
sioner will on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 18th 1910
at | O'Clock p. NJ. In front OF the
court house door in stanford, Ky,
sell at public cutlery to the highest
and best bidder the following descrio'
ed real estate in Lincoln county, Ky
Two acres two roods and 10 poles OF
land, beginning at stone in front oil
dwellin house thereon. were
black oak was called for in original
boundary. thence s 81 4 10 fo-loo
poles TO a stone In jenkins line. thence
his line s 50 Il 33 poles to a stone IN
stone in said line. a new corner oil
the division line, thence win same
In % " 81 poles TO the old Original
lire, thence with same \ 81 l. q 20
100 poles TO the beginning.
The purpose OF this sale II to salts
iy debt OF $i46,lO. with six per cent
interest thereon from March 18th 1908
until paid and the costs OF this action
Judgment Tor which has therefore
been rendered in the above styled
cause.
TERMS. said land viii be
sold on credit Of six months, and inc
purchaser viii be required to give
bond payable to the commissioner
and approved by him. the same raw
ing the force and effect OF luds
n.ent. with lien retained upon the lahd
secure the payment thereof
This November 22nd. 1919.
GEO. o. FLORENCE, NJ. c. L. c. c.
7. J. H,h. Jr.. Atty. for Pitt.
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Henry Tungate. the 20 yeai OLD sou
OF William Tungate, Oh the Husn
Branch section of Marion county
had narrow escape IRON death when
he fell from a persimmon tree. lie
landed on a Stat fence and one OF the
stats penetrated his body. HIS con
o;,ion is critical. although he Is do
inc well as could be expected.
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DRESSED IN "BlAck AND
YELLOW"
AND

Not Football colors" but the col
ors OF the catron containing Foley's
Honey and Tar the best and safest
cough remedy for all coughs and
colds. DO not accept substitute but
see that you get the genuine Foley's
honey and Tar in a yellow catron
with black letters. Shugars and Tan
ner.
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Gully have to work lew weeks each
year.
George Penny--That there were no
more primaries to be pulled uif this
year.
J. e. McCiary-Th hat Dust thou ant
unto dust thou shalt return is writ.
ION 81 them all
crimes Beazley-That myicab
garage hasn't opened M yet.
W X Sugars That he's sim in
the city council
Narney 1anncr-That he got thai
piece Of aer1planc wing at Lexington
r. u. Newland That he got
his store papered.
\. u. Florence That he was at last
shle TO fool girl.
T.. Y. Hughes-That per cent Is
sometimes obtained nov.
liarve McRoberts THAT creamery
stock stiil pays we'll
Hap" saunders-Ttat his salary
was .ecently raised
Y :. Hocker-That First National
- eth considered gilt edged
Homer Wray-1hat the knockers
pre- not after him like they are tue
l'hohe people In Danville.
-1Lbby wilkinson--That he got on
iho jury again this codrt
Jesse ~ wearen-rhat the other
Iellovs sometimes get the hres.
Mul Severanoe-That the new iial.
iiday auto sul runs tine
win Shanks-That the new house
is uearing completion.
W II Higgins-That Jack Rout has
again decided not TO get married this
ialL
W "a. Muellor-1hat wedding pres.
Cnts have been in demand recently.
Jack Beayley-Trat little Miss Besr.
ley IL doing VOL and is the sweetest
thing ever.
ftuhl ihtt NV HVl NaN'Ai
that load OF shot any higher.
Miss Ella MAY Saundcrs--Tbat tie
b,gser the hats. get. the bigger the
bills can he made.
Alfred pence-That he Is consider.
~G next" In the list OF matrimonial
eheioles.
w. 4. Tribble--That all these mar
rlaSes cali for more furniture.
J. W Hutcheson-That business Is
stil booming for the State Bank and
Trust Company,
]. F. Cuinmins-That the l. J.
doesn't call ON him to fix it's gasoline
engine over once a week.
Dink Farmer-That he's got three
more years to serve as Jailcr.
Several dozen prospective candi
date---rhat It's only years TIL anoth
sT county election
County Clerk C. u. Cooper-That
fhs marriage license business mas no;
been affected by the high cost OF uy
ans this TALL
Pat Whipp--That the view Is
mienty fine in Land Addition.
Clarence Tste-lhat It's mig hLy
Tine. 70 live.
Jrogo J. =. Bailey ate Thanksgiving
turkey with his son. }. &. Bailey. al
crab Orchard.
"Dud" Emhry-Ihat there's sti
rmkes. even though the odds are II
q asaG st him.
Col Josh Swope-That circuit cour
comes but three times year.
Noln..e thrice ~.
Bob CofIey and Earl Coleman-Tha
they are at last their own bosses.
Geo n Florence--rhst he tool
iho Master Commissionership instead
OF tn Republican nomination for con
gress
Win Wsaren-That he got OFF TO g
hunting at last
ftrNhiaH'ei D. ~ 'f''"N' 1900
the Democratic cong cess cant toucl
his Job.
Jim Phll.,ns-- That the courteous
paving is alunost finished.
Lee Rup.ey That he is sti'i Tia
fasIion plate ol Stanford.
". NJ Bright That the Linooll
BANK is ON the idrfamed Honor Rol
this year
". l. Mrcdity the tax pena
~ goes on soon
". :. Bi.' h..-That he ~ DoinI
mentioned Tor Commonw ealth's A
torney.
Judge J. r. Bailey rhat all th
blame for ilncon's lad roads Is no
laid on him
JEFF IAN THAT he doesn't have .
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GOOD RESULTS ALWAYS FOLLOW
The use OF Foley's Kidney Pills.
They are upbuilding. Strengthening
and soothing. Tonic in action, quick
In results Shugars and Tanner.
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home Of their hostess in time for an
elegant luncheon, following which the
regular business meeting was held The
circle adjourned 10 meet with Mrs.
7. w Clancy, 1928 Child's avenue. in
two weeks.
Mrs. A. V. CURLY and little daughter,
Katherine, have returned to their home
at Ocean Park, Cal. after spending the
summer with her mother, Mrs. sidney
Stevens.
The Misses Celia and Lila Eccles en-
tertained a number of guests at an
auto party Friday evening in honor
OF Miss Norma Sears OF Chicago Tho
party motored out to the Wrights'
summer home at Roy where Miss
Fawn Wright received them. Melons
and fruit of various kinds were served
and n pleasant time had. after which
the company returned TO the city and
at the home Of Stewart Ecoles an elab-
crate supper was thoroughly enjoyed.
Those participating were Misses Lillian
Wright, Alberta Wright. Fawn Wright.
Beatrice Brewer, Mabel Rolapp, Norma
Sears, Lucille Ballantyne, Vera Brown
ing, Celia and Lila Eccles; Messrs.
Rowland Eccles, Stewart Eccles, Ie
land Reed. Joe Scowcroft, Jr., Ray
nond Treseder. Lawrence Evans and
William Mckay.
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May oliver Of American Falls, Idaho,
and Arthur G, Sullivan Of this city.
which took place at the brides home
on Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. sullivan
have gone for an eastern trip and will
come here TO reside.
A pretty wedding OF the week
was that of Miss Mae Corn
well and Everett Cutler, cele-
brating their marriage which
had been solomnized In the temple
during the day. The affair took place
at the home OF the grooms aunts Mis-,
Ida and Miss Annie Felt, The bridi
was attended by Miss Gertrude Snow
and Vaughn Cutler was best man, Mr..
Heber S. cutler the groom's uncle as
sisted the Misses Ida and Anna Felt IN
receiving. and Mrs. Cutler, with Mrs.
S. NJ Foster had charde OF the din
ing room assisted by the Misses
Gorgina Felt. Adeline and Minna Cut
Ter, Mary Aldous Louise Felt, Mile
Tingey and Nellie Nicholson. Mr.
and Mrs. Cutler have gone TO Los
Angeles on a trip and will return here
TO reside.
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Great Falls. Montana. with her sister.
Mrs. j. Knox Bodell for a few weeks.
Mrs. p. j. Quealy and son, ]. Quealy
OF Kemmerer Wyo., who have been
spending some time in the city, left
Monday for New York where the lat
ter will attend Columbia college.
Mrs. James a. Miner has returned
from Long Beach, Cal, where she has
been spending several months.
Mrs. Joseph G. Sawyer and son left
this week for their home in Haley
Ida.
Mrs j. e. Bamberger. accompanied
by her daughter, Dorothy, left this
week for New York. where the latter
VIII enter school,
Mrs. John C. Cutler left last week
Tor months stay In Los Angeles.
Miss Lillian Lane. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. II. Vance Lane, left Sunday
to resume her studies at St Mary's
school Knoxville, Ill.
Mrs. Charles A. Walker and her
mother, Mrs Foote, will leave within
a few weeks to spend the winter In
san Francisco.
Mrs Harry Griffin Roberts, who has
spent the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ y. Sowles. returns
next week 20 her home in Colorado.
Mrs. David Keith has returned To
california for short stay, and win
visit San Francisco and Los Angeles
before returning
Mr. and Mrs. William A. wetzell have
moved and are at home TO their friends
at 10 North State street.
Mrs. Avery, who has been visiting
Dr. and Mrs a, G. Ewing an summer
mas returned to her home in Chicago.
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MEoo'rHGN2

Mr. and Mrs c. W. Lewis announce
the engagement Of their daughter.
Edna zonger TO r. r. Murray, Of
omaha, Neb.. the marriage to take
place in October
Mrs Sallie Taysum announces tho
engagement OF her daughter Eda. 10
Frank Little Renselmar, the marriag,
10 take place IN October,
A pretty wedding OF last night was
that Of Miss Imogene Angel, daughter
OF the late AIR, and Mrs c. H. Angel.
and Jcdedlah Hume Clive, Jr,, which
took place at the home OF the
sruoms brother. y. y. Mcintosh, the
ceremony being performed by Elder
Taylor. IN the presence OF the near rel
atiyes. end a reception following for
about 1876 guests. The bridal pair stood
under a canopy formed OF smilax and
mink roses, and vases OF the flower.
were about the room. The dinlnroom
was In red autumn leaves. The bride
wore gown OF pearl grey satin with
trimmings OF gray chiffon and real lace,
and carried brides roses. She was I'M
attended Assisting In rereceiying we're
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Il. Angel, Jrp and
Miss Stella Angel. while Miss Reah
Jensen. Miss Helen Angel and Miss
Marguerite Snow assisted In the dining
room Mr.. and Mrs. Give have gone
for d short trip and viii later be at
home on Sixth street
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OGDEN.

The marriage Of Miss Edna Daniels
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas u
Daniels Of Logan. TO Mr.. Alma II
ShaInbers' son Of County Treasurer A
-. ChaHloefs' occurred Wednesday aft
ernoon at the Salt Lake temple I'm
mediately after the ceremony the
Young couple left for wedding frin Ia
Los Angeles and other California
points They win be at home in Logan
on ana after nov. 10. Mr.. Chambers
- sIsaseu IN clYll and mining engi-
neering work In the Cache valley me
tropolis.
Mrs. Anna Bachelor entertained the
members OF the Harry A. Young aux-
mar NO j OF the Spanish War Veterans
on saturday evening last. there being
about 80 guests present The rooms
were decorated with fall flowers and
folinge and following a pleasant eve
ming with games, most delicious re-
past was served.
on Monday evening a pleasant fare
well party was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Spackman In honor of
Ray Shocks, who left Tuesday for
Sugar city, Ida The evening was
pleasantly spent with games and mu-
sic. following which refreshments were
served. About 80 guests We're present
Mrs Isaac Russell who has been Wis
ting for the past three months with
her mother Mrs s. s. Smith. left
wednesday with her daughter for New
York city.
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs Abe
Kuhn entertained at a Kensington in
honor NJ Mrs, J. G. Armstrong, who
leaves soon for her home in California.
Miss Elizabeth Toombs, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald.
has returned to her home at Reno.
Mrs. r. NJ Conroy. Mrs #. II. Carr
and Mrs. T. S. Ryan entertained a
at the Pacific hotel on "Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Miss Ola Day Of Golconda Hot
Springs. New, is being entertained at
the residence Of Mrs Ralph $. Coriew.
s22 Twenty-thira street
Mr.. and Mrs C.. a. Boyd entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph r. Hoag at a box
party at the Orpheum theater on Mon
day evening.
Mrs. ". j Dermody entertained the
ladies' Of ths 81 Joseph's Sewing socie-
~ on Thursday afternoon at 81, Jo-
seph's hall.
Mrs. \. W. Agee ana daughter nave
departed for southern California. where
they will spend the winter. Judge Agee
will join them In about month.
on Saturday afternoon last Squire
Coop gave an informal reception TO his
students and friends at his studio from
3 until 6 O'Clock
Miss Gladys osgood. who has been
the guest Of Dr. and Mrs. Osgood Tor
the past two months, has returned 10
her home at Quincy. Ill
Mrs j. r Lynch entertained the
members OF the child Culture club on
Tuesday afternoon. Following the reg
uiar program, delicious iuncheon was
served.
After a two months vacation, the
members OF the Toistoi circle held their
initial meeting on Tuesday with Mrs.
Hattie Miller at Isiverdale. The guests
took the II am. car and arrived at tho
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nasturtums and covers laid for about
a dozen.
The large event of the week was the
reception and hop at Fort DouElaS
last night in honor Of General Tirl
u. Thomas the head Of the depart
ment, who is here on visit OF IN
spection.
Mrs. Robert G. Gemmen entertained
the members of the recent golf tourna-
ment on Thursday az luncheon at the
Country club. the decorations being
I'm autumn fruits and flowers.
Mrs. Arthur H. $ Bird has issued
invitations for q tea next Monday 20
be given in honor OF Miss Palmer or
Philadelphia
on Tuesday Mrs Jack Taylor gives
LUNCHEON at the Country club Tor Miss
Palmer
e
Mrs Gustave Wiser entertained the
Rezimental bridge club on Thursday
and rrizes were won by Mrs. Holley
and Elliott.
Mrs FLORENCE * woodruff has Is
sued invita- tiuns for an afternoon tea
10 be given at her home on south
twelfth East street Monday septem-
Der 90.
The Misses Gertrude and Irene HAN
son viii be the hostesses at an after
noon ten next "wednesday. given In
honor OF Mrs. Robert y. Camphell.
from 2 90 G. In the Critchlow apart
ments.
Miss Gertrude Hanson Will entertain
nj tea next wednesday afternoon
from 3 ain g o'clock for Mrs. Robert
Campbell.
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Mrs. A. g. Treseder entertained AT a
parcel shower Wednesday evening IN
honor OF Miss Wayne Roberts TsA
invited guests were Misses Charlena
Majors, Alton Stringham. Lydia Myers
Gerogina Steele Josie Browning, clara
Goddard. Alice Bowan. Ruby Frod.
sham, Reta Doom. Mabel Shorten Imo-
gene Erickson, Mrs. Austin shaw ana
Mrs. Graham Cross.
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PROVO.

BY far the most elaborate event OF
the week was the celebration Of tho
twenty-Sirst wedding anniversary Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. John DeGray Dixon Mon.
day evening The decorations were
elaborate aud artistic, Asters and red
dahlias were used, two large wedding
bells being formed OF the red dahlas
and suspended between the reception
room and parlor of the Taylor home,
festoons of red hearts were used in
both rooms Music, games and read
ing we're enjoyed here, while at the
Dixon home a banquet was served to
200 guests
Miss ida Proctor left this week Tor
her home in omaha. Neb, after a most