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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-21
PLEASANT GROVE NOTES.

Mrs Emma Smith has gone 20 Car
land TO visit her son Lawrence.
Mrs. " f. MCConklc Of Vernal Is
here visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Hensen Walker for a few days. She Is
en- route for Oakland. cal. to join her
husband. who has been released from a
mission
Mayor Cooper and members OF the
council visited American Fork canyon
Saturday to Inspect reservoir Sites
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Lund left Mon
day on a trip To eastern cities.
John Heron OF Nebraska is visiting
his brother Orlando here, after a sep
aration of Go years
Vervene Hayes. Amy Cooper. Clone
Lund and Florence Harper left Thurs
day for the T. OF Y.
Murray Hayes and Miss Mary Gray
were married Wednesday In the salt
Lake Temple They will reside in Pro-
vo
The local postoffice has been ad-
vanced 10 the third class
VIM VI. Adams left this morning for
Omaha on business.
Messrs Hone and Adams shipped a
carload OF honey to market recently.
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HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT
IN DISTRICT COURT
-. stewart Asks for $4,000 for In
mries Sustained in Hallway
Accident.

ogden. sept 2i.-The damage suit
-, Anna stewart against the oregon
short Line Railroad company Is now
,el,, heard before Judge j. A. Howell
s,d a Jury in the district court Mrs
c,e,ort claims to have been injured
d. n collision IN the Ogden yards ON
F.b laqt. while riding as passenger
- me Nalad motor car. The plaintlh
a. unable 10 speak the English IAN
ruage and much time Is consumed py
ssop NJ having TO take testimony
,,ropgb an Interpreter. Mrs stewart
.rrnowledced on the witness STAND
,hat she did not complain OF her IN
,n,,,s AT the hospital, where she went
yyitb Miss Mary c. Jeppeson' VINO was
q fellow passenger. and VINO w yes
s,-srded Judgment in tho sum OF S5uoO
-, oeek ON a similar complaint. Mrs.
s,ewart signed a paper soon after the
accident releasing the railroad COM
~ from all obligation, receiving
Is.,or draft DIR $50 She Is now
s,Jrr 70 recover $4,000 damages
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HARRINGTON.
RELIGION CLASS CONVENTION
HELD IN DAVIS STAKE

''l''h 90 WV i'eiANfil''''I
Pennington. sept. 2O.--The conven-
tion OF Religion classes Of the Davis
stake Of Zion. which was held yes
terday In Bountlful. was very success
ful in eVory respect Three sessions
we're held. and each was largely at
tended The presidency OF the stake
was present, also members OF the high
council. and several bishops ana coun-
sellers At the morning session, Supt.
Wilcox read the statistical report,
which showed that there are over l.200
children enrolled In the Religion class
es IN the stake. The attendance last
year was very gratifying and the out
hook FOR the present Is exceedingly en-
couragnR Elder william a Morton
and James King of the general board
We're present The former explained
very clearly the nature and use of the
new outlines, and AZ tho afternoon
meeting Elder King delivered an eX-
celent address to parents and spoke Of
the souvenir cards which have been
gotten out for Maeser day exercises
In the evening the Westinghouse was
f1lled with an interested audience,
Elder King told OF the great benefit the
Religion classes have been to the youth
OF Zion, and what IL was expected they
would accomplish in the future. Presi-
dent Grant said the organiza tlon has
the united support OF the stake presi-
dency and Of the bishops and counse-
Tors. He had seen good results OF the
Religion classes I'm the different wards
in Davis stake. Exhorted the parents
To get their children to attend the
ella sses tho coming season. Elder
Morton spoke on the gospel OF doing,
and showed parents the great re-
sponsibiity which rests upon them Of
having their children taught In the
faith of their Ga theirs. The singing
by the children and also by the choir
added greatly to the interest and en-
joyment of the convention.
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral OF Mrs. Nellie Kleyn was
held Tue sday afternoon at Wilson ward
Westinghouse Bishop f.. a. bingham
presiding. The speakers were John w.
? Volker. Everett Neutabomb. Lucas
Van der Mar. q Denkers, A. Bell,
Counselor Barton and Mrs. Henry NJ.
Holley ~ the Relief society.
The funeral OF Miss Laura Nice VIII
he held Thursday afternoon at o'clock
at the Presbyterian church. the Rev.
J r. Carver officiating. The remains
may be viewed at the Larkin undertake
ing parors on Wednesday evening and
Thursday morning.
The funeral OF Mrs Marie T. Welch.
wife Of George WeIch of Taylor's ward,
will be held at the West Weber meet
inghouse on Friday al / pm. instead
~ Wednesday, as previously an
nounced.
The funeral Of Whitford @ Wilson
was held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
az the sixth ward chapel, Bishop II
p" civilians presiding. The speakers
were Nathan J Harris and E A. Lar
KIN. Mrs. a. G. Smith and Miss Myrtle
bal1enger rendered several beautiful
solos and duets
Funeral services over the remains of
Asmus Christofferson were held Tues
way afternoon at the Eighth ward
SynaIel Bishop James Taylor presiding
lnere was large attendance and many
u,auutul tora offerings. The speak
~ We're hshop George Smuin, w. w.
zane President G. +. Middleton. To-
rph Parry. David Jensen and Rishon
,r.aylor' Solos were rendered by j
ah Sweden, Dora Dean. I,eona
Leaylti an" 'iS''''
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
FUNERAL SERVICES.

Especial Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant. Sept. so.--The funeral
service over the remains of Edith Coates
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs John Coates
was held at the residence. Sunday after
noon at pm. Rev John Meeker con-
Quoting the services Deceased was be-
loved by all who knew her.
Monday afternoon In the South ward
Westinghouse the funeral of Walton
omen was held. He was tho second VIC
tim OF typhoid from Mt. Pleasant during
the last week, He was the l2-year-old
son OF MIR and Mrs. Win. omen Of Mt.
Pleasant. President G. n. Lund and Elder
MAIDS Anderson were the speakers,
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county conventions. -. 6. Johnson
was named for precinct justice and ID.
A. Crandall for constable.
Three deaths occurred the past week
one being the infant OF Mr. and Mrs
Archibald Roylnnce, another. Joseph
Hadfleld; and the third, Clara f., the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Kenzle. Appropriate funeral services
were held.
Mr.. Hadfeld was born al Derby
shire. England. Aug 9, 1852, and died
Sept. 10, 1910.
Two popular couples, David r. Man
warlng and Leona Goodrich, and
Charles w. Gotham and Sarah Man
warlng, were married. and recep-
ton was held In their honor,
The storage room at the Sprngyille
Canning company collapsed causing
considerable damage.
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PAROWAN.
ORDERS ENTERED.
DISTRICT COURT
Especial correspondence)

Especial Correspondence
parouan sent i5.-Judge Greenwood
hold "a session Of the district court mere
Yesterday at which the following orders
st,te US RAYMOND williams ct al. on
appeal from Justices court al kanhrra
motion 10 dismiss appeal overiuled ana
motion to dismiss taken under ADVISE
ment ,,,s.
state vs. O. J. and E. q Burkholder;
plea OF not guilty withdrawn; plea or
guilty entered to petty larceny ana me
ment for 10 days.
Ell Gregson VS.. Samuel II Webster 81
al set for first day OF next term
ISrancis yVebstsr vs. David Bulloch;
set for trial on second day OF next term.
A number Of cases we're Teard on de-
murrer and the usual probate matters
u'ere disposed Of Court was adjourned
10 meet at Modena on the 26th inst 70
hear claims and contests In the Modena
toWnsite matter.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
LITTLE BOY KILLED
IN RAILROAD WRECK
Especial Correspondence

Pleasant Grove, Sept. i9.-Mrs. Wal
ter Baxter, and children were in the
wreck which occurred today between
2 and 3 pm. on the salt Lake & Mer-
cur road Mrs. Baxter held her s.
months-old baby boy In her arms As
the car fell over the child was wrenched
from her and dashed to his death. The
mother became unconscious and also
received serious injuries. Her 9-year-old
daughter escaped with slight bruises.
The remains OF little Earl viii be
brought here for burial. The sympathy
of the entire community goes out 70 the
stricken family
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PREPARATIONS FOR FAIR.

ogden. sept 2l.-Lavish prepare
lions are being made for the opening OF
tho Inter Mountain Four state fair
Friday morning, and both at the fair
grounds and in the business section
81 the city ali is hustle and activity
Exhibits are rapidly being placed In
position and with few exceptions every
ming will be in readiness by Friday.
Hundreds Of blooded sheep from all
parts OF the United states and Cam
ada are being shipped into the city and
chairman Harrington Of the internal
,lopal sheep show declares that II Will
be the GREATEST display Of bloodea
sheep ever seen on the American con-
tJnenf An urgent request Is being
sent out by the committee having
charge ~ the entertainment Of visi-
tors in ogden during the week Of the
fair the international sheep show and
the good roads convention. for every
citizen who has spare furnished
room TO rent TO communicate with
Dan Ensign. chairman Of the COM
mlttee. so that no guest OF the city
win be compelled to. walk the streets
all niyht. The city will be we'll flled
and hotel accommodations will be
taxed to the utmost during the greater
Part Of the week, from Sept % TO ~.
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OGDEN BRIEFS.

.nuason avenue is destined to be a
A.. business thoroughfsre within 90
sa, with cement sidewalks and curhs
~. asphalt pavement. Under the a.
p ION OF J. A. Bigier. foreman OF the
WOW Moran Contracting company. the
Ana on sewer laying has been started
~ u every available man win he mt
work on digging bitches. '
sp Sy sep, ~ complete plans and
co ,nSSlucations for the coldwater canyon
tors III, VIII be ready FOR tho contrac.
for ~, Ina me city VIII advertise for bids
sev.-nS, construction OF the pine ->na
IN. ~. tunnels will be built thraust
con. IIhns for the big pipe, this beiea
te nn,,.ed more satisfactory than az
abound s Z, TO construct trestle Wort,
GU me great rocky projections.
s,phiSo +. Levling and Mrs Bertha To.
have smith both OF PocatelIo Idabo
by cn,sh granted marriage IicsrSa
SOun'y Clerk Dye. '0e''se
viii H. ssSa,miinatlon OF elevator onor,,o..
civn ss ned before the TINTED s,s,as
u An s,slee commission here an 's ne,
crai hu, operator Is desired for M, am o Ssa
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MORGAN MENTION.

q NJ. P0rter's l5-year-old daughter
was operated upon for appendicitis.
Mrs Chas Robinson also went under
operation for appendicitis.
'rhos Rich 81 PorterviIle had his eye
laccrated while going through some
brush
The stork left a boy at the home
81 Chas. Tonks. Also one at the home
Of Asa Welsh.
Raymond Rich has the pleasure OF
caring for twin girls
The infant baby ~ Ernest Porter. has
been very ~, but Is now out Of danger
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PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
every night tSpnday excepted at u
cents per month. Al, payments ana
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David Johnson agent
for Daily, Saturday and seni-Week-
~ News Ind Phone IRA. Orders
tsIon FOR Church works Residence VI
South First West STREET.
Carrier east side Of Academy Ave.
Ind si2-I,
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave.
Ind i02A.
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OGDEN GREAT CENTER,
SHEEP AND CATTLE

ogden. Sept Elm an interview
siven out Yesterday, Assistant Forest
~ Homer Fem Of the grazing depart
,,ent Of the forest service, stated that
ogden was the natural center OF the
greatest cattle and sheep raising dis
trict In the United states and that
some day this city would be the equal
N omaha. Kansas city and other CEN
tral state points as a packing center,
Mr.. Fem stated that there are i'ooo.VVo
head Of sheep and 100000 head o. oat,le
e,ayln, In tho national forest reserves
snd mat ogden IL bound to control
thls immense industry. In addition 10
he thousands Of cattle and sheep rails
ed on private ranges
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HNRUM BRIEES.

Tho Hyrum city council has pur-
chased the Independent Telephone line,
together with it's franchise, for a con
sheraton of $1,000. This sum VIII also
include the installation of an exchange,
and 100 telephones. II is the intention
OF the council TO use the poles for the
electric wiring of the city as well as
the telephones.
The district schools will open on the
2Sth.
People OF Hyrum are wondering What
has become Of the Industrial club. and
why IL does not endeavor to have some
thing done towards beautifying and
purifying Blacksmith's Fork canyon.
Cattle and sheep are allowed TO roam
al will and bed upon the stream.
Blanch, the l5-year-old daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Alma q. wilson. Was
buried on the 18th inst. The cause OF
death was Internal inflammation
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SPRINGVILLE.
SlxTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
SPRINGVIllE PIONEERS
(speclal Corresnondenoe.l

Springville. sept lS.-This Is the
sixtieth anniversary OF the entrance
of the pioneers into Springville. The
company consisted Of Aaron Johnson,
Myron Crandall, Richard Bird. John
w. Deal and families. These heads of
families have all departed this life,
but have left numerous posterity,
On Sept. II. tho Republicans met and
appointed their delegates to state and
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AMERICAN FORK.
ENLARGED FACILITIES.
DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL

Vf'F''E-T71I
American Fork, Sept. 19-At a meet
ing OF the citizens OF American FORK
school district, held Saturday night. by
a large majority vote the trustees were
authorized 10 purchase the l5-acre ira,
OF land on the plateau Just north OF
the city. for school purposes. and In all
likelihood an up-to-date high school
building Will be erected I'm the near flu
ture. There are in the neighborhood
of 100 enrolled I'm high school this year,
and school room facilities are lacking
now.
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BODY STILL AWAITS
IDENTIFICATION

Provo. sept. IA telegram has been
received by Sheriff George Z, Judd from
Fred Langen of Cleveland, ohio, tell
ing him not TO ship the body found on
the y. a. Il. c. track near Cotton last
Friday Fred Langen states that h.
has Just heard from his brother WI
liam in Minneapolis. The body here is
therefore stiil unidentified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-21
Vi. l. A. CONVENTION.

NJ. I. A. convention OF Alpine stake was
held here yesterday and large delega-
lions from each ward In the stake were
in attendance. The M. l. A. committee
in American Fork did themselves proud
in furnishing. all visitors with splen-
did luncheon served In the city hall
the place of meeting, Tho convention
was great success.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Welcome Jensen OF Mayheld, l.. II.
Hongaard OF Mantl. Mrs. j Frank Quist
Of Nephi and Mrs John Anderson Of
Sterling recently underwent successful
surgical operations here.
W. II. Bailey OF Nephi and Miss Mag
gle May Peacock OF sterling, who were
married on sept. /. heid grand recep-
ton on the 18th
Al the recent Republican primary here
n resolution FOR local option was adopted
hut an amendment was afterward passed
favoring n statewide prohibition.
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REDMOND NOTES.

Mrs Sorren Frandson and child are
suffering from typhoid while Mrs. G.
G. Christensen and w. r. Christensen are
suffering from other ailments Of a serious
nature tho latter having been confined
to his bed for three weeks.
David Chidester has started his saw
mill.
The district schools started Tuesday.
sept ~, with the following able teach
ers In charge: Lafayette Olsen OF Eph-
rain, principal. with Ester Anderson N
Ephratm, Hazel Petor-o1 OF Provo. and
Eta Pafreyman Of Springville a. grade
rolled.
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DEATH OF MRS. nYLToN.

Provo, Sept. 2i.-Mrs. Jean NJ Hyl.
ton OF Heber. wife OF Llbon Hyiton,
died here yesterday from Inflammation
at the age OF ~ years. The remains
wero shipped to Heber for burial
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DIED At ELY.

ogden. Sept 2l.-Harry +. Plyer age
q years. died at Ely. New, Tuesday
morning at iO.30 o'clock. following an
illness of four weeks with typhoid
fever Deceased was In ogden a month
ago 10 attend his fathers funeral and
vas taken IN shortly after returning
to Nevada. He was born AZ Ogden.
Dec l. 1878. and was the son of the
ste Thomas and Mrs. Charlotte Plyer.
Six Years ago he married Miss Clara
Taylor OF ogden and is survived by
her. his mother. four brothers and two
sisters The funeral will be held Fri
DAY AZ O'Clock at the Third ward
chanel
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HYRUN.
ESTEEMED CITIZEN
PASSES TO REST

Especial Correspondence
Hyrum. Sept l7.-One Of the saddest
funerals held In Hyrum was that over
the remains of william Shaw. son Of
the late G. G. Shaw. For the past four
years he has been q resident OF Salt
Lake city. He was a sufferer from
Bright's disease. Short funeral serv-
ices were held at his sisters residence,
Mrs HARRIET James, in Salt Lake City,
and the body was then shipped 10 Hy-
rum. his former home.
Deceased was born in Hyrum. May
TO- 1850 His life was a useful and ex-
emplary one, a widow and three chill
dren are left to mourn.
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ROY INJURED.

Morgan. Sept. 14-Erick. the 1s-year-
old son Of John Eckstrom Of Milton,
was seriously injured, while unloading
hay by having the tine Of a Jackson
fork run into his stomach. Doctors
dressed the wounds and sent the boy
10 the Ogden hospital. where he is re-
ported out Of danger.
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ALTMAN GIFTS PRIZE.

Provo Sept. 21-T. NJ. Altman ~ this
city has been notified by the secretary
OF the western states fair in Denver
that he has received first prize for wood
carving for the settee which ne sent
to the fair.
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Is HYDE AFTER OIL.

Provo. Sept 2i.-Joseph $. Hyde Of
Salt lake is here Inspecting some oil
property in Spanish Fork canyon. which
he believes will become valuable by de-
yglODmcnt
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OGDEN FOUR-STNTE FAIR AND
HORSE RACES

Special Electric train every day via
Bamberger line. leave Salt Lake .
noon. Fare 81 90 round trip. Sept.
22nd and 29th.
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MORGAN,
MORGAN.
MORGAN INSISTS ON
BEING DRY TOWN

Especial Correspondence
Morgan. Sept i4.-Deputy sheriff But
ters arrested Robert Edhom for drunk
enness and afterward learned that Carl
Gordcr had purchased the "fire water
at the club house in Devils Slide. and
gave IL freely to Edholm Justice
wadsworth released Edholm on his
paying s. and Gordon paid $40 for his
liberty.
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REDMOND.
SUCCESSFUL PARTY,
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Redmond Sewer Co. Utah, sept 1b-
A very successful party, consisting OF
programs. banquet and dancing, was
given on Friday evening Of last week
under the auspices OF the Parents class
Of the Sunday schools.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-09
Change the Rulers. 5


legislation
democrats
progressive republicans possible
Senator Adh the
the of
administration the friends
the
guide follow
special privilege The president
stretche
Roosevelt the sinuosy Taft They
$ BIS
against
hagobedence the
the smiles
who "the
barter principle
the fDahomy! Rather
republican districts who voted against the speaker
Their
a
conscience
p
february
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-09
Plain, Euergday John Martin.

from
nteressis
being
Martin the
essfu representative the republicans
dscred him and attempt him from
the republican ranks. .|tHt"
DeLong place Price
his will
1t the postomce.i .ttE
Martin which
republican district will find dredt THE
Martin
because Associated
a
bill which
relation lands and forests
situation John Martin large
from the district that
combination
the naming of candidate favorable the interests and ageinst the
All s a republican
Martin without halls
of political
republican politics Colorado
Martin Perhaps higher compliment could
him him
lived bounty
republican minimize
political life ability might
william The individual
ing applied to BENJAMIN Dsai earl of Beaconsheld
kept
egaon would that the influence
Goodos delegation in has been negative truth is
which republican
present
delegation worked solely uptpdng
lof road st ~ ,s-.55t II. i,-s --7-..rl- &
egntons simply -.,-.
The daily sentinel., 1910-02-09
Mrs. Anna R. Collins went to Iona

Mrs. Anna r. Collins went to Iona
TO-DAY 10 slsit MTs. W ~ LeasiIt.
bvtn trans. NO. ) anu NO. l03.
came III just ABOUT on tine to-day.
MIs. fearI ouInn-rs.iie Ieeurned
Monuay nom YsIt WIN mis-. TVad
IN Grand Junction yesterday. very
pleasant visit was en- JO3 ed.-oalioa
Mail.
1here is not a day passes that
quite a large number OF loads of fine
nay are not brought into the city
from the Plateau valley and sold on
the local market
On SATURDAY afternoon and even
Ing at the new quarters IN the Center
block, the Rose Tea and Coffee Store
will serve hot coffee and tea. Ladies'
especially inyited.-K. Ii. Faulkner.
manager.
Much discussion is heard these days
concerning the future and the work
of the two rival stockmen's associa-
tons. each of which has many mem
bers in this city and each of which
plans to hold a summer session In
Grand Junction. HI.
The city council Of Boulder was
last night requestedEto to prohibit the
prod duction in Boulder of THE Clans
negro ministers of the city. The
man" in a petition presented by three
council turned down the resolution.
AS the elimination of a romance
which Is traced back to the time the
principals were five and eight years
old. respectively, Miss Golden Irene
Miner, 1 4 years old. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Miner. of Colorado
Springs. and Cola Henderson. II
years old, employed In a responsible
capacity by the Colorado Fuel & Iron
company. at their Pueblo plant, were
married last night by Justice o. X.
Huntington, in his chambers. AS
the result of the desire of the parents
Of the bride to have the ceremony
proceed as quietly as possible. Mrs.
Miner was the only relative present
at the time.-Colorado Springs Tele-
graph.
f. V. McAllister and wife are the
parents this morning of handsome
pair of twin boys. The family live
at S25 Rood and 1t is about the hap
piest family In town today.
This morning within very short
time after the sale opened scores OF
ladies' thronged the Fair store bent
on getting the advantages offered by
the annual embroidery sale of the
big mercantile house and which sale
always occurs in February of each
year. All day the store has been.
thronged with ladies'. This sale is
one of the annual events In local NOR
camille circles that is always awaited
eagerly and always proves immensely
satisfactory to the ladies who attend
the sale. The extent and variety of
the embroideries offered for sale at
remarkably low prices today are said
to be greater than ever before in the
history OF Fair store embroidery
sales. Certainly an immense stock
has been offered for sale and the
rapidity with which purchases have
bean made today indicate the appre
ciation the ladies have fore the bar
gains offered.