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~ S"As
\ pan Of grease that brfIo5 ovc.
caused n fire. a ranic ~morg many
tenants. and a record breaking I,mr
OF a black ca' that was sc,JJcd hy
INC not EG"as" In . James s,roo,
Members ~ w." eight families I'm the
house crowded out on tho 0ro 90
caIos and several women would b,vo
jumped FOR safety had rbnv moi, I,.,.
restrained
When III" nromcn were taking IN.
tenants out of Tho house over mo roo,
o. lanes street, Mrs. Carbo.s blacr
'ni l"ar"d from tho window -, ,hn
MIRA iioor. landed properly ON us
i'"' IN The court and dashed an
ln'"uEh an alley as II a jump Of three
stories was an everyday Occurrence
In IFS nine lives. After nckipy tho
not grease from lts paws the cat c,mo
oa'H IN the evening and Joined no
Carlo family.-NCw York Press
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Farm Hands tale OF Refuge Already
Had a Tenant.

Prot. 4. l. Lowell. the new presi.
dent OF Harvard. paused In one 81 his
recent lectures aud smiled.
That governmental difficulty" he
said was grcut-as great 49, the DIT
n'uliy OF Liucoln's farm hand.
Two farm hands. Lincoln used 10
say. were set upon by a irIg" huI
willie crossing a rocky field. one man.
.s"I To gain a tree. The other took
O"'la" in a hole that proved to have
an exit In the rear.
The man who had chosen the hCl"
was no sooner I'm at one end than he
was out at the other. With a below
the bull made for him. He turned AMI
again shot like lightning through the
hol". Tn" bull once more bore down
uTon him. and once more he was In
and ont Of his hole.
This strange pursuit kept up SONS
ten minutes - more. At first Il mysii'
fed the farm hand mp IN the 'ree.
Then IT angercd him.
"IieN' he shontcd. 'yc DANCED min
compoop, why don't ye stay iu the
hole? p"
The bull a dashinE from one
end OF the hole to the other a, great
speed, and the man was bobbIng In
and out desperately. Hchsard. however,
his comrades shout and found time
before his next brief Disappearance" 10
shout back.
DANCED nincompoop yerseh'
There's q bear In the "-ChiCa'
ga Journal.
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NleNNNACA
Nienna's Fools tower" whit 4.
4" he replaced by n more modorn
building. was remarkable for I,s ~
trnordinary collection Of sirangc To-
strnments and letters used In ,bn
treatment OF the Insane Of pas. ,,as
There was a curious machine I'm Whit
unruiy maniacs were swung until mo-
we're In a state Of stupofac,lon s,J
therefore quiet. And tho Same idoa
caused the invention OF a whoaI ,b,,
reyolvcd like that In n modern snpirrc,
cage There was n narrow p,riah,
box called an English coffin ,ror,
which the patient could look M, h,,
could not move When II was ,,,ti,
IN 1894. the Fools tower" narLoI
great change for the better in a.
housing OF the Insane From 200 n 2io
patients occupied its 1879 cells.
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Forfeiture Notice

Tnscaror,. Nevada. Feb 1. 1910.
To NJ. ]. Fitzgerald. his heirs ALL
assigns: =
You are hereby notified that eA
pended during the year, 1905, One nun
drrd 400 Dollars i'll b ana iinpIoNe
,nents upon each II every ono VI a
following named lode mlniAS Claims
situat. in Gold Circle Mining Dls'IISt,,
County of Elko. State Of Nevada I'D
..ESPERANZA FRACTION. TN
TUNAS FRACTION, ana poLDH
FRACTION" lode mining claims ..rS
IT. I,s.arirn Certificate Of Al -
pTRANZA FIR AClLDN. .vde Ln'n."1
rI,im i, duly recorded in the once OF
the County Recorder of Elko County III
Ronk ~ of Mining Locations, Al page
i45: so;d
Tho Loration Certificate or salu
.FORTUNAS FRACTION lode mn
ing claim is duly recorded in the Once
OF the County Recorder of Elk County
Nevada. in Book 12 of Mining Loc"-
tions. at page liO; aid
..G6IDEN FRACTION" lode mining
claim i, duly recorded in the once Oh
the Cnunty Recorder of Elk1 I'uh'S'
Nevada. in Book II Of Mining L"eA-
tions. at page lis.
An ~ said expenditure of Three Hun
drad d. lIars for labor and improvements
was made on the above nainei iolS
mining claims in ORDER 10 holu HA'i
claims under the Provisions Ot section
o314 of the Revised Statutes ni the
United States and the amendments
thereto. approved January %, 1851 con
crTnInE annual Iah.r uIlu mining
liz. I.,V.r fhn uUNRInf T,alIlTttt 10
hold said lode mining claims for the
period ending on the alst day OF Dec
embcr. \. d. 1908.
Yuu are also notified that | cXp"nd'!
; durinp the wear 1909 One Hundred 100
Dollars. in labor and Improvements up
ON each and every one OF the following
named loic mining claims, situate II
, Gold Circle Mining District. County OF
Elko. State OF Nevada, to wit 'ESPER
; ANA FRACTION. 'FORItNAS
FRACTION" GOLDEN tRAC
J TION." COMBINATION no ,. AN,
} "BCENA' lode mining claims.
;. The Location Certificate Of said Is
> PERANZA FRACTION lode mInlu.
, claim i duly recorded in the utnC" "
; the County Recorder uf Eiku County
; Nevada. in Book - Of Mining Location
/, at page 10;
= The Location Certificate of ,ai'
y 'FORTUNAS FRACTION t's," MN
. ing claim l. dolly recorded IN the office
; Of the County Recorder Of Elko Comfy
=, Nevada, IN Book 1? Ut Mining Location
at page I4G,
a. The Location Certificate Vt -gI'
GOLDEN FRACTION lodi" miuIn
Z claim l. duly recorded III Oh" Office ii
Y the County Recorder Of ElNp County
Nevada, IN Book IL UT Mining Location
at page liS;
0 The Location CrrtI!lcIt" Of sal
~ 'COMBlNATlON NO2 lNdc minIn
a claim l. duly recorded IN the "tic" q
, the County Recorder OF Elko County
" Nevada, IN Book - Of Mining Location
NJ al page ia,
u The Location C"rtliIc't" Of sIl
- "BUENA' lode mining clam Is dul
recorded IN the Office Of tuu Count
"a Recorder OF Elku County. NrEad",
Book II of Mining Locations al pal
! li3
II All Of SAID expenditures 81 tIv" Hnl
L. bred Dollars Tor labor ANA material ~,
mat" on III" above nanri i"l' mimi
claims ~ order to mold SAID claims III
- der the Provisions OF section 2"!i Of u
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A New Citizen At Ely

Judge Thomas l.. Mitchell created his
first citizen this morning. at tn
naturalization session Of the district
court.
The new citizen is John Kocokis, a
native Of Austria Hungary. and AN crst.
while subject of Francis Joseph. apos-
tDlic king Of that dual monarchy.
KOcOkis, who came to the United
States eight year, ago, had lived in
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Colorado
before coming TO Nevada.
Kocokis was sworn and called to the
stand. He said that he had been in Ely
five years mex month.
Have you ever been arrcstcdy - ask.
ell Judge Mitchell.
mo, sir, | have never been arrested, %
answered KoCOkis.
Can you read Englishg'
YES, Il littlc-abOut half way"
What is the form of government i'm
the United StatcsT'
II "a tell if | know what you want
me to tell" said Kocokis.
What form Of government have Won
in your native landy asked the judge.
Emperor Francis Joseph. apostolic
king" answered KocOkis.
WHO is the king Of the United
Statesg'
why, didn't you know he is no
king!' asked KocOkis in surprise.
What is her asked the Judge in
appp: ent innocence.
HE is president. and the people vote
for him and make him president"
"Who is the PRESIDENT asked the
court.
william II. Taft"
KOcOkis was then told to stand mn.
and Court Clerk Francis VI. Root read
the oath Of remuneration of subsection to
Emperor Francis Joseph, and tho oath
of allegiance TO the constitution of the
United States OF America.
80 help ms God" said Kocokis sol.
EMMY. and he WAS u citizcn.-EIy
EXpositor.
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Serial No. ofsg5
y, ttr- f"r Publication


'uT~on city. Nevada.
November p. $50
NOTICE b., hereby given that warren ".
Williams. ~ Ful.ul. churchill County. Scyada.
has uIrl BOO this uUIvv ID, application 10 locate
under the Provisions OF section I'D. Revised
statutes 81 the United States. Lot One % Of
section seven "a. Township FuTty-une tNi
Iaugc fritl six 90 East. NJ u. NJ. containing
thirty hive and thirty lwO-huudrclths tNni
acres.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
land described or desiring L. object b,,-luse ~
the mineral character OF the land. or Tor any
other reason Co the disposal 90 the applicant
should nly hI, protest iu tins ONCE on OF before
Fhr 18th GHN uf January. 1910.
LDUt~ !. Cons
REGISTER
Date uf last publication Jlnua'A 81. iHlU
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Serial No. Oiys
NorI'E f"n PUBLICATION
UNITEptSTArES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

November. 20, 1919
Notice II hcrvul given that George Il VII
liAmS, u EastgatC, Churchill County. Nevada
mas nlr-l IN tuis once ni, application 10
locate under the provisions Ct section EBs
devised Sla ut"~ q the United States N.
southwest uI after OF the Northwest Quarter
t-W4 OF Sw1D Oi Section Mn. (s): south.
west quarter Of Northwest quarter SWA o,
NNaD Of section Twenty go. and the south.
west quarter of Southeast puaHer tSML Of
SEA- of section Thirty one SD Township
Forty one IgD NCrtu. Range Fifty six "a
Fast. NJ. - NJ, containing one HUNDRED
AID twenty usOl acres.
Any aud all persons claim ny adversely the
land described. or desiring IO object because
81 the mineral character Of "a" taud, or Tor auy
Other reason, to tho disposal To the applicant
~Huuf6 file mis- protest 10 This Office OF or beior,
tue tut. asy II JaIuErJ iglu
Louis J. Cons,
Register
I Date Of first publication November ~. 100.
Date OF last publication January -. 1910.
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NUrIcE or ASSESSMENT


Location 81 principal urlrc. Elku. Nevada.
General once out,.d" OF N"'Hda 4i Judge
mine. FlIryirw Mining District. Churchill
County. Nevada
Sur.," is hereby given that 90 90 meeting %
fn. board % rector, held January %. l4iG an
assessment. To- De- known a~ assessment No. =
Of DUy-fuiul Cd! Du, cent t'aJI pys -uarr "a, lev.
icl on the outstanding capital stock II the cor.
UorItIuu. payable Immediately Geo Gi~rH shy
der. secretary ~ Iudg" iElIIUiug. salt Lake
city. Utah
Ans stock upon which this a-srs~-mr0l re
mains 8uIIf1 600 March 3 1910 viii tT LCllI.
gIeu' uui advertised for sale az puhUC auction.
and uu.f-, payment Is made before. viii Doe sod
uE Nprll ~ L'lu. al tlr CumUanJ uGlCr. az
judge BUIiG.ug. salt Lake city. Utah. gt 3 o.
clock l. NJ. 90 pay lhr Delinquent assessment
together with the cost 81 advertising aGl *.
T#sU-D 81 sale.
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Serial No. Oaslo
UNIrEpA rArrs

CNiihps TATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY. Nevada
November -. iss
NSIlCE Is Hereby GIUrS ,h,, 80.
u. Williams OF EaStgate, Cnurchin' n
nevada. has tilcd In this ofiiCc his ApplitH.l.
70 locat" snder the Provisions 81 Section Sf2
REVISED Statutes of the E;ii,.d States. 10,
Three ~ OF Section sen va; township fogi,,
one ItD North. mango F1ity-six lSJ East N n
containing thirty-tiNc and eighty hun.
i-dIns is 10y acres.
hny and al persons claiming adversely the
lana described. or desiring to object because q;
the mineral character Oi the land. or for am
other rt,,pn. 20 Ia" disposal - tEc 1r.!.osIt
ruHu.. tH us putu,I IA tuis uu.Cy ga VI G,iOre
the i-Ih dag OF January. 1910.
LOUIS J. Cons.
Register.
Date OF hrSt publication November 50 ig9
Date OF last publication January 81 1910.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

The Board met February eth. All
the members present.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
Money counted and found correct.
Official reports were examined and
approved.
The bill of Mrs. \. X. Rose and
various scalp bills were laid over.
The bills of Jas. T. Boyle, II. J.
Hogan. w. J. Waller and Frank H..
Horn were laid over by the board and
withdrawn by the district attorney to
enable him to correspond with the
parties and report regarding them at
the next regular meeting.
BY a unanimous vote of the board it
was ordered that claims for bounty on
scalps would not be allowed until the
first meeting in January, 1911.
Upon petition, the board appointed
l.. E. Morgan justice of the peace for
Elko township upon his filing a bond
in the sum of $1,000.
l.. Z. Morgan appeared and filed his
bond which was examined and ap.
proved.
The bond of the f. G. Savage Heating
Company of Reno for the construction
and installing of a heating plant in the
new courthouse and Jail building was
received, approved and ordered filed.
The agreement between the Savage
Heating Company and the board Of
commissioners to furnish, deliver, erect
and install II heating plant in the
new courthouse as per plans and speci-
ications was signed by the commits
sioners.
II appearing that the funds in the
Fish and Game preservation fund are
about depleted, it was ordered by
unanimous vote OF the board that the
Office Of game warden of Elko county
be declared vacant.
The following transfers were made
from the general county fund into the
following funds:
Ruby Valley .................S AZ 90
Starr Valley. 6B 90
From fish and game preservation
fund into the general fund. 80. 53 75
The statement of claims of Humboldt
county for pro rata of tax on transient
stock ranging in Elko county for
portions of the years 1908 and 1909
having been received and filed, the
board deeming any action in the matter
premature It was deferred until the
termination of the suit now pending in
Ormsby county between said counties
relative TO the legality OF the act re-
garding the tax on transient stock.
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Dead DOG.

whats become of your dog? l.
haven't seen him for q long time
"You notice what a cold I've got?"
vs.. but what's that"
Welt Il lot Of people told me things
70 do for my cold. nnd ! was wisn
crugisi TO try 'Um on him nrst.'
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BILLS

Following are the bills allowed by the
commissioners at their meeting Mon
day, February 4:
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Animal Statement

Report Of the condition of the La.
noble Creamery Corp, Jan list. 1910.
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WAS NO PLACE TO LrNGgR IN.

TIUTUN ~NYUIW SCrTUlHI,
go Judge Bui.dinE salt LAX" chs. Utah.
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During the same time the following
amounts have been paid into the county
treasury for pay patients:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-07
CIRCUIT JUDGES PAY FINE
TRIBUTE TO TOMMY FARRELL
Declare County Clerk Has Conducted
offiee In Very Satisfactory
Wav.

II was a rare compliment that was
paid to County Clerk Thomas Farrell
Saturday morning. by Judge Mandell,
OF the circuit court. during a CONVEX
sation with number OF men while
waiting for court to open. Judge
Mandell expressed the opinion that
Mr.. Farrell had made one of the best
officials the county ever had. and had
shown during his two years In office
keen desire to have the duties OF
his office performed promptly and
correctly.
I'm sure echo the sentiment OF
the other judges when | say that his
work has been eminently satisfactory,
Judge Mandeil stated. HE has al
ways paid close attention 10 the duties
OF his office. and several times has
come TO me and wanted To know II his
court deputies were performing their
work properly
Mr.. Farrell has always kept the
court docket in excellent shape and
correct in every detail"
Judge Donovan. who was a member
OF the party expressed his approval
OF Mr.. Farrelps administration and
concurred In everything Judge Man
dell had said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-07
ARE BORN
ON ST. AuBIN AVE.
Thrse Strong, Healthy Girls Arrive
In the Home Of Mrs. John
Boteiecki.

Mrs. John Boteiecki, No. 1861 St
Aubin.ave.. Is the proud mother OF
triplets. three strong, healthy girls
having arrived at her home Friday
afternoon.
Deokadia was the first. She made
her advent about o'clock IN the al
ternoon. An hour later. Wanda was
usheTed into the world, and at 1880
the triumvlrate was complete when
Dirporia joined her sisters,
To DR. b. p. KoecEny, No. 1885 81
Aubin-ave is entrusted the import
ant task OF seeing that the three sis
tiers get n proper start in life. The
doctor says they are strong aud
healthy, and that the mother is well
and happy
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-07
ROOSEVELT AGAIN URGES
REELECTION OF BEVERIDGE
Speaks At Elkhart During His Flying
Trip From West On Way to
Ohio.

KENDALLVILLE, Ind, Nov. Sin
his flying trip across Indiana today
on his way to Ohio, Col. Roosevelt
stopped at Elkhart long enough to
reiterate his endorsement OF Senator
Albert J. Beverage. Five hundred
persons had gathered at Elkhart sta
ton when the colonel's train pulled
In and they cheered him loudly when
he appeared on the rear platform.
Roosevelt declared that II Indiana
defeats Beverage, 1t will go on record
as repudiating the cause of honesty
and decency In public offloe. ce-
Wen send him back" Shouted a
voice froH the crowd and s9{wild
cheer arose as the train moved out,
James r. Garfield. who has been
stumping Indiana for BeVeridge
boarded the train at Elkhart to &C.
company the colonel to Ohio and he
reported on the Roosevelt feeling
in the middle west. Gov. Marshall
OF Indiana, VINO has been speaking
against Beveridge in Indiana, also
boarded the train at Elkhart. where
he spoke last night. He did not meet
the colonel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-07
CHARLES A. NICHOLS,
u7o CITY CLERK.
N0TICE--ALLEY PAVING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. 4. 1910.

6OHhO VI A0OG SOhO VII I'VE
Detroit. Nov. 4. 1910.
Paving Notice No 1O4O.
To <. l. Allen. Charles Bewick. A.
Bittner. George Green. Gregory. Arthur
Lovenock, T.. Morse. Sarah J. Orr. WILL
lam J. Partridge, c; H.; Rounds b
sloan. Charles II yogsL and 70 all
otherwise interested in any OF the lots
and parcels OF real estate In the local
assessmant district established by the
Common Council to dsfray the ,ex-
within the boundaries herein set forth
The assessment roll has been com.
pleted for defraying the expense Of
paving alley No. 1S7. being the alley
plain street, from the east line OF Ship
herd avenue. Ely 20 w. line OF north
and south alley, also the second alley
north OF Champlain street, from the
west curb line OF Van Dyke avenue;
also the alley FIRST west of and parallel
TO Van Dyke avenue. from the north
curb line OF Champlain stEaet, norther-
west alley north of Champlain street.
and Is now open TO inspection at this
office, and will remain In this office for
Ave days from the hrsts publication OF
concerned. All lots or parcels OF land
AUDITING on. or adjoining the alley 50
described. have been assessed for SUCH
Improvement.
Tuesday the 18th day OF November.
1910 at Q o'clock a. m, at their office
in the City Hall. and will remain in
session for a period OF six hours. to
object TO any assessment so made.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY JOHN c. NAGEL.
Is3) President
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First Distriot--sootten avenue. north
second District--North aide OF DIX
avenue. between Palms avenue and
Third District-south side DIX ave.
nue.. between Hubbard and vinewood
Fourth District--cOrnsr vinswood
FIFTH Distr.ct--wsst sidS vtnswOod
avenue, next police station.
nue. and Buchanan street
Sixth DiPtrict-corner Vinewood
Seventh District-corner vinSwood
and Merriek avenues
Fifteeath Ward.
First District-corner Jefferson and
Beaufait avenues
Second Distriot-Bellevue avenue,
between Champiain street and 81. Paul
avenue.
Third District - Corner Waterloo
street and Bellevue avenue
Fourth District-Corner Mack and
Medium avenues.
Fifth District-Corner Concord ave-
nue. and Thsodore street
Fret District--Anthon street. east OF
Junction avenue.
second District - Southeast corner
Third District - Southeast corner
Ferdinand avenue and Porter street.
Fourth nistrict-corner Junction and
Fifth District-corner Cavalry and
DIX avenues.
sixth District-corner Michigan and
Greusel avenues
Seventh Distrlct--Corner Buchanan
street and Hammond avenue.
Eighth District-COrner Buchanan
and Thirty-ffth streets.
Seventeenth Ward.
First District-Corner Sheridan and
St Paul avenues.
Second District Southeast corner
Baldwin and 81. Paul avenues.
Third District-Corner Hubbard and
KeTchevRl avenues
Fourth District--S.orner KercheVai
ana Pennsylvaaia avenues.
Firth Distrtct-Corner Baldwin and
Mack avenues.
Sixth Distrlct--Corner Mcclellan and
Mack avenues.
Seventh District-North side of JEFF
ferson avenue. corner Hamilton ave-
nue.
Eighth DIstrict-corner Baldwin and
0ratiot avenues
Ninth District-Cornsr Mcclellan and
Gratiot avenues
EiEhteenth Ward.
First District-Corner Green ave-
nue. ard Erie street.
Second District - Corner Portland
avenue and Harbaugh street.
Third District - Corner waterman
and Regular avenues.
Fourth District Corner LawndalS
avenue and Porter street
Fifth District-Corner Michigan and
Clippert avenues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-07
Blind Gospel Singer Dead.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. g.
William Victor Baker, who was
known throughout the English-speak.
ing world AS the blind gospel singer, -
was found dead in bed yesterday by
his wife. He was 20 years old. Mr..
and Mrs Baker were educated at the
Institute for the Blind at Philadelphia
and were married in 1884. What was
intended by the couple as career in
light operate entertainment. was
changed TO gospel work and they
toured with the evangelists. Moody,
Chapman and Francis Murphy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-07

Not only does the wrapper of every bottle OF DR..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery, the famous
medicine for weak stomach, torpid liver or bilious
ness and all catarrhal diseases wherever located
have printed upon it in plain Esgiiih, full and
complete list Of all the ingredients composing it,
but small book has been compiled from numer-
Gus standard medical works, of all the different
schools of practice, containing very numerous ex-
tracts from the writings Of leading practitioners of
medicine, endorsing in the stronger ponibir fCrmJ
each and every Ingredient contained in Dr. Pierce's
medicines One of these little books will be mailed
free to any one sending address on postal card or
by letter to Dr. R.V Pierce, Buffalo, NJ Y, and
requesting the same.
As made up by improved and exact
most efficient remedy for regulating all the
as prolapsus, anteversion and retroversion,
nerves and bringing about perfect state
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-07
IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Z. W. Meddaugh will be the
hostess OF large buffet luncheon at
the Country club. Friday. Nov. IL.
O.
The bazaar which has been held all
week in the Wayne Gardens, under
the auspices OF ST. Mary's Aid society,
will close Saturday evening with q
number of special attractions SEIZED
uled for the program.
o.
The first OF a series Of receptions
was given Friday evening by the
Misses Garrettson and Miss Julia
Peck. These functions will be held
Friday afternoon and evening, during
November.
Officers of the Michigan National
Guard. Naval Reserves and the regi'
ment at Fort Wayne attended a ball
given by Border chapter OF the Daugh'
tiers OF the Empire, Windsor. In the
Windsor armories, Friday night. A
feature OF the decorations was a Brit
ish ensign used in the Fenian raid
over 80 years ago.
Miss Margaret Teresa McDonnell
of Brighton. Mich, and Walter NJ
Thomas. Of Mt. Clemens, we're quietly
married, Friday, In the residence OF
Vicar General Dempsey, OF IS. Peter
aud Paul's cathedral. The couple VIII
make their home in Mt. Clemens.
o
Mrs. Campau Thompson and MISS
Adele Campau, who recently returned
from a prolonged European trip. ex
pect 10 go abroad again. Nov. Is. &c
spend the winter in italy and Egypt
later going on to japan and China. 70
return to America by way OF San
Francisco, next summer.
As a result OF the delightful Mother
Goose fair given in the Detroit opera
house. Friday, for the benefit OF the
East Side Settlement, that philan
thropy will be enriched by about 81
900. The affair was charming In every
| detail and the one regret heard was
the shortness Of its life.