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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01
NEW soALE OF WAGRs.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July L.
Under the new wage scale OF the Phil
adelphia Hapid Transit company. ef-
fective today. the wages Of motor
men and conductors, which have been
twenty-five cents an hour, will be In
creased to twenty-three cents. These
wages viii be increased one cent an
hour every two years until the max
lmum Of twenty-five cents an hour is
reached. A similar increase will be
granted the employees Of the elevated
road. The maximum for motormen
on the latter line will be twenty-eight
cents an hour.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01
INDUCE men TO
COMMIT CRIME
Detectives Lead Two Bootleggers In
70 Committing Another Crime
TO Mako a Case.

w. G. Henderson, OF Santa,
against whom there is a charge OF
bootleggiIg, jumped the state today
because of the disclosure Of his at
tempted bribing OF r. A. Dillon OF
the Swain Detective Agency OF spo-
kane. who obtained the alleged boot
logging evidence against him
A few days ago Hendershot and
REILLY Roby OF Santa, against whom
there is also bootlegging charge,
held conference with Dillon in re-
gard to their giving him certain
sum Of money II he would testify in
their cases that he saw them in this
city the day that they were supposed
to have sold the liquor, in other
words, was to testify falsely on the
witness stand when their cases were
called. il was arranged to go to
Spokane asst night to make the final
bargain and this they did with James
Beavers, who was also to have
share in the money.
A suite Of rooms was hired in
the Carlyle hotel by Dillon, who also
had made arrangements to have an
other detective and two local citizens
stationed in one OF the rooms Of the
suite so that when the transom was
opened by Dillon they were able to
hear the entire transaction. The
alleged hootleggers promised to pay
Dillon and Beavers, who are working
under the sheriff. $3.50 apiece If they
would do as has been stated and were
to pay the money to them this morn
ing at the Lakeview bar. All the
parties returned late last night and
this morning Dillon met Hendershot
at the Lakeview as per their arrange
ment and received $3.50 in gold and
then they started up Sherman street
and when they got to the Idaho ho-
tel Dillon was In advance Of Hender-
shot, Ieputy Sheriff Adams met
Dillon by previous arrangement
ana arrested him near the hotel
aud Henderson,, suspectlng that
he was being trapped. darted through
the Idaho hotel bar and went out
the back door and ran and hurrledly
hired a taxicab and landed across
the state line at Spokane Bridge
before the officers could intercept
him.
sheriff Bailey and Deputy Sawyer
left at A:10 this afternoon for Spo-
kane ard will make desperate eff
forts to capture the fleeing man.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01
PREPARATIONS
FOR Big Fight
JOHNSON IL DEPENDING ON
PRAYER TO ASSIST HIM IN
THIN BATTLE.
Jeirrles Has Been shehtins the
Gloves.

RENO, Nevada. July 1.-Jefrles
both yesterday and this morning
left at four O'Clock for u fishing trip.
He win enjoy himself to the utmost
today. TOR tomorrow he begins the
hated tryout process. Life viii be
miserable for him and all others In
camp because he always gets so
grouehy. Monday the big fellow win
sleep a little, lounge about the camp
until afternoon and appear in the
ring promptly for the fight.
Jedries today picked Burma, his
brother Jack and Armstrong for his
corner. Corbett win be the chief
second. Cornell attends to the cuts
and legh The articles OF agreement
do not Aay anything about hand ban
dages and Jeifrles win not wear any
and vii Insist that Johnson does
not. but II he insists Jeffries viii
put them on IN the ring. JeRrles
said today that he would win In an
early round II possible.
Jaafrles sighting Gloves.
Corbatt today admitted that JET
Iries hAd been sighting the gloves
too mu ph. Il have pleaded with
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01

l am leaving the city and have
sndeavOred to pay all debts and II
anyone has been missed. by sending
the bill to me at PresAo. S. D., ii
will BE- paid. wish 60 thank all per
SONS who have befrisnded or accom-
modated me while in Occur d.
Alene. especially those who were kind
10 my deceased wife. and the survis-
Ing children. z. A. MARSH.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01

Mrs. Gabrielson and daughter o
Denver. who have been visiting Mrs
Gabrielson'a sister, Mrs. n. N. Berg
for some time. left for their hons
today. they being accompanied a
far 40 Spokane BY Mrs. Berg.
The Dorcas Society OF the Preshy.
terrain church held very successful
sherbet and cake reception & IA
home OF Mrs. v. W. Sander yester,
day afternoon. The proceeds viii
so az part Of the soeiety's payment
on the church Improvements.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01

j - - AANAAe1 =
local visitor today.
| Attorney John p. Gray returned
home from Spokane this forenoon.
p, Millsard Of colfax. wash. wal
local visitor in the city yesterday.
chas. j. Godfrey Of wenAtehes
WASH. 4 . business visitor in the
city today.
Il. r. knight left today for Port
land. Oregon. where he will transact
business.
chaa. A. Montandon Of 81. Maries
returned home this forenoon after
spending yesterday in the city.
Mrs. A. J. Leonard OF Military
Drive left for Detroit, Mich, where
her mother Is seriously nj.
Mrs. G, A. Walker. who spent yes
terday in the city, returned to her
home At Santa this forenoon.
otto Ernest OF Newport, Wash,
was business visitor In the city
yesterday afternoon.
Capt. J, Il. Lyon arrived in the
city from Mica bay this morning on
his way to Harrison.
Mrs. ]. D. Newcomb and daughter
OF 81, Maries spent yesterday In
Occur d'Aiene. returning on the boat
this morning
The Occur d'Alene Lumber COM
pany b paying Us crew today, so
that they can we'll be able to have
royal good time July Fourth.
Claude J. Kaight, who has a.
homestead on the Little North Fork,
visited with Charles u. Hatch yes
terday.
Miss Lillian Waters left this morn
ing for Yellowstone Park. she has
been visiting her brother, Capt. Wat
ers, for the last week.
Frank sommers. who has been
chief clerk for the Blackwell Lum-
Der company ut Lyondale. Idaho, has
been transferred to Fernwood to
a similar position.
The Misses Eda and Marie Mark
essen, twins. OF Anaconda. Mont,
have accepted positions at Judd's
cafe, beginning their duties yester-
day.
The postofIlce department has dis
continued the postotFices at Blackwell |
and Lyondale. The local Commercial
club sent telegram today to Rep
resentative Hamer protesting against
the action.
g LeiAne win contract house
building, cabins, cottages. summer
homea on the reservation or any
where else Anyone interested viii
save money BY seeing G. LeLIne.
Mr.. Mix, architect; Mr.. william
Yearout, mechanic. who compose the
No. I'll Fifth street,
Occur d'Alene, or at Thompson Land
ing.
There will be Attn OF July Cele-
Dration at Rockford Bay. All kinds
81 amusements, also a large dancing
barge. leaving landing every hour.
rhe launch Pear will leave the City
Dock at a. m. with an excursion.
'eturning In the evening. Come and
lring your picnic lunch and your
riends and have good days out
ng. Round trip $500.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01
STOCK COMPANY PLEAsEs.

The Joy neNeyre Stock company
was seen at the Lyric theater last
night by a large audience. The at
traction Was my Uncle From Pap
an" and the members OF the com
pany All played their respective
parts in q most able manner. The
audience was pleased with the play
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01

from start to finish. The same bill
will be presented tonight and satur-
day night. The company has been
strengthened with new people. who
are being well received by the public
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01
W, F. McNaughtou. Edw. H. Bers
McNAUGHTON & BERG
Attorneys at Law
Wright-Stsel building

him and he has promised to box, but
we have only gone seven rounds so
far. AT other times he is not there, ;"
said Corbett. Trainer Cornell, how
ever, says that Jeffries did not need
the boxing and took his advice. Glea-
son announced today that the fight
would start promptly at 1880 Pacific
time and there would be no prelim-
inaries.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01
Better Depend on Muscle.

KICKS TRAINING CAMP, Nevada.
July Jack Johnson is counting on
divine assistance to lick Jeffrles. His
golden smile has disappeared and his
face has taken on an owl like look
OF solemnity which disappeared when
he was informed that the colored
ministers of Denver. Chicago. New
York and other cities proposed to Of
Ter special prayers at their Sunday
services for his success. Il am a Arm
believer in the power of prayer. !"
said Johnson. His program today is
road work in the forenoon and spar
ring in the afternoon.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-07-01
ely in nRIEF

local visitor today.
Brad's place is for sale.
P. J. Wager OF Post Fails is a local
visitor today.
Dress for s6s year. Ask Bernler
how.
9. A. Barry of chatoolet is in the
city on business.
Cabs and messengers. Phone 90.
Go. Both phones 90.
Attorney n. W. Reed took one Of
the morning boats for Wallace.
Auto Tor hire. Call Main 8.
w. Il. Shoulder Of chateolet was
Ia the city yesterday on business.
Money 70 loan. Robt. w. Collins
q Co.. Wiggett block.
County superintendent Of schools
q X. Shearn returned last evening
from 81. Marles.
Flee. Vacuum cleaning. Int. S2s2
Or. Most. the Missouri osteopath
has moved hts Office to the Exchange
sank building.
We make speciality OF out Of town
auto trips. Occur d'AIeno Cab Co.
both phones %.
n v. Case went to 81. MarIss yes
terday with several orders from his
popular establishment.
90 TO the Fourth Street Fair for all
kinds Of fireworks. days and bunting.
Did you know you can get any
SIS 20 $40 suit Tor $40 tomorrow at
The Idaho Mercantile Co.
The Fourth Street Fair has full
Line Of the new brown aint enamel
ware. Sec our window.
Mr. $. q. Sargent went to Spokane
today, where he expects TO meet his
sister from New York.
The Lake City Hardware Co. has
the most complete line Of pocket
knives and cutlery TO DO found Ia the
city. ct attractive prices.
&, LeLine and company are draw
inG plans Tor a new home Tor Mrs.
Thompson on the lake front.
Plano tuning and piano lessons In
your hame wherever located. Prof.
J. Liljenborg, Occur dAlene, Idaho.
Drop card.
W, i, Jacobs Is conAned to his
home At Ss4 Fifth street With
serious attack Of appendicitis
G. LeLlne and company are putting
an several new summer homes a.
Windy Bay. His work Is In demand
4. +, Fulton. prominent attor-
ney Of drangeylllo. Idaho. with his
wife ana children. are guests at the
Idaho.
A. ]. Demoreat came down from
his homestead on the Little North
Fork yesterday TO transact business
ID the city.
George Al. Cornwall. who is pub
Usher Of the Tlmberman at Portland.
Ore, Is IN the city today on business
and he Is accompanied BY his son.
Mrs. +. X. Mccormick aud
daughter BobbIe OF welty. Idaho.
are visiting at the home Of her par
enta. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mann.
Mrs. Ethel Holman OF standpoint
was granted q divorce yesterday by
Judge Dunn on the grounds OF cruo.-
". Herman II. Taylor OF standpoint
was attorney.
Tho members OF the Swedish Luth-
eran church win meet tonight at the
church at eight o'clock to perfect an
organization and elect oiIieera OF a $
Sick Benefit association.
j. j. Judd has received an Invita- I
ton to attend banquet at Great 4
Fails. Mont. to be given IN honor
Of Ex.-u. s. senator Paris Gibson
tonight. Il being The senator's sOth
birthday. .
Reverend Van Engelen who was
called to an the pastOrate Of the local :
Baptist church. has arrived IN the :
city from Missoula. Mont. and viii .
preach his trst sermon 0ext Sunday
A few suggestions tor your picnic
on the Fourth" Bottle OF grape y
juice. peanut butter, olives. pine a
apple. cold meats. am pickles. sara q
toEa chips The Idaho Mercantile "
Co. =
Me- rahnanlnnn, anA An.,aahAnn ~ 4.
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foRO ITEMS.

Bessie and Dewey BGifolir spent Sui.
day In Dodge as guests OF the Coolidge
children.
Miss Beatrice Steele, spent Easter In
Dodge with her sister Agnes!
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. Shook and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. o. Shook were shopping In
Spearville Friday.
Miss Eulala Nevins has returned from
Manhattan where she has been In school
all winter.
Gilbert Avery from Cimarron and Mrs.
Stewart went to Mhllinvlle Tuesday In.
an automobile, returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bredehoft and Mr.. aud,
Mrs. Ed. Shook attended play at Buck
lin Friday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L, X. Van Horne went to-
Kinsley to attend Easter services. The
Fairmonnt Ladies Glee Club were In
attendance and favored the congrega.
tion with good music. Rev. Thurston,
field secretary gave the addresses morn
Ing anu evening,
Rev. and Mrs. WIN. Steele and family
we're given delightful surprise Tuesday
evening at the Congregational church by
the members Of the church, Ladies Aid,
and friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Steele were
invited to take an automobile ride to
Bucklin by Mr.. Balfour. While away
q crowd Of about one hundred people
With the Ford Band congregated In the
church to greet them on their return. Il
was total surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Steele and showed them the esteem In
which they were held. The band played
several good selections. A good time
was enjoyed socially and nice lunch
was served 70 oil present. They were
als0 presented with . check for $4,000.
Much regret is expressed at the loss Of
this family who will leave for their new
home q Partridge next week,
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home people. The sale was more ad-
vertised away from home than it was
here, and there we're number OF
buyers here from distance, but the
home people, who know values here
best, made the highest bids and got all
of the property except perhaps two
small tracts.
The four vacant lots which are @
corner Of Chestnut street and Central
avenue bought by s. C. Sondles, ol
Dodge City, sold for $7lOO. The
brick building. occupied by the Sweet
Merca ntile Company at Chestnut and
Third avenue br,ught $1,000, and
purchased by VIM. Babbitt. Fifteen
acres Of alfalfa land west OF towr
went to @. NJ. Roberts for $l2T pei
acre. Wheat lands over the county
brought from $40 to $25 per acre.
Col. Tracy, Of Pratt, who was
brought in to cry the sale did excel
lent work for Mr., Garner, and the
entire property was disposed Of in 9
Space Of time between two and thrk,
hours.
| All OF this property oi course
could have been sold at private sal
at good figure, but the fact that /
sold within a couple Of hours to tn
home people shows that those wht
know thecounty and own land here
believe that it is a good investment.
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The Commercial Club held Good
Road Meeting o. Wednesday even
ing, and listened to talk on the New
Santa Fe Trail, by the state engineer,
Mr.. Gerhart. He had spent the day
in going over the proposed ronte in
Ford county, having viewed the route
from the west line Of the state pre-
vious to entering this county. W. j.
Davies and T. J. Schall who are on
the Santa Fe Trail committee ac-
companied him on the inspection
over Ford county.
A. to this county he reported to
the meeting that the main part Of the
work and expense would be from
Howell to the west line 1t seems to
be very desirable to have the road run
direct from Howell, instead OF the
longer routes considered, and he very
strongly advised building this road.
The road from Howell to Dodge
City, be stated, is as fine piece Of
road as he has travelled over on the
trip. The road from here to Ford
Dodge is to be improved by the state,
and it seems to be settled that the
road from the Soldiers Home on
through Spearville and to the east
esiuss ,s Of the county will be taken care
Of.
20 work from Howell west, from
present appearances will be DONE
Some help will be given by the peo'
pie at Howell. the commercial club
will contribute, and the matter vii!
be arranged in one way or another,
The other counties that have been
worrying over getting the Santa Fe
Trail road through Ford will be safe
10 put all their energies forth on their
town roads. Ford county will attend
TO that road, and will keep on build
ing other roads as long as improve
ments are needed on the highways.
Ford County has one Of the bes
road men in the state, P. 81. Sughrue
and be heading the good road
here, and is giving th'
matter a good deal Of attention
There are plenty Of others who art
thoroughly interested. too The COM
mercial club will take an interest IN
every thing Of benefit to the county
including the highwaya, and the
county is settled by a good class ol
people, who will always be up with
the times, in good roads and all Other
beneficial improvements.
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Died-Thursday, March 30, the little
seven months old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. e. Wakemsn. This Is sad blow to
the family, being the last Of the twins,
and also the third death in the family In
the past year. The family have the Sin.
cere sympathy Of many friends in their
bereavement. Services are to be con-
Quoted from the house tomorrow morn
ing at l1:O0 O'Clock by Rev. A. W. Cum
mings. and iatermsnt win be made Ia
Maple Grove cemetery.
Dan and Myrtle Soper have been en-
gagged permanently at the Princess The
alre. The latter Is . flne cornet playel
and will assist the Princess orchestra
:. soper will operate The motion pic
ture machine.
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Parties wanting good, bright alfalfa
hav. see W. Fl. Lord. 1t

Parties wanting good, bright alfalfa
hay, see W. Fl. Lord. 1t
W. T. Coolidge retires today from the
Coolidge-Smith Abstract company. Mr..
Smith will rem ain in charge of the bus
mess.
The Christian church property, in
cludIng the parsonage and church build
ing has been sold to w. 7. Hale. The
pcrchase price was 5000.
Mr.. and N rs. A. L. Soule leave tonight
for Chicago, where he will take posit-
ion OF the magazine published BY the
santa Fe company. Their cottage here
will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Eakla.
Chester Skillington had his head badly
cut Monday evening in jumping from a
Santa Fe train at tho west side Of town.
He was thrown 80 that he struck a car
which stood on The side track.
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HOWELL

NJ. A. Wear and family visited In
Dodge Sunday.
Chas. Parker and Misses Eflie and
Hannah Kellar visited Sunday with bis
parents.
A number OF Dodge City people were
automobiling on our streets Sunday.
Nj. A. Ferrel and A. D. Hoover at
tended church at Dodge City Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Richards called on Mrs. Snyder
Sunday evening.
Mug Anders aud sister Miss Bess were
shopping az the county seat Saturday.
Orin Dewey came up from Pratt Fri
day.
Mrs. Latimer was taken III Sunday. DR.
Nc Carly was called to see her.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox called on Mrs
LatImer sunday evening.
Mrs. Anders was IN Dodge Cisy Mon,
day.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
First Published March q. 1910.

First Published March "a, 1910.
To the Electors of the City of Dodge City,
Kansas
You are hereby notified that by direction
of the City Council Of said City of Dodge City,
Kansas, an election Is hereby called and will
be held in said City on April, the 10 day OF
April, 1910, commencing at the hour of eight
O'Clock Al NJ and closing at the hour of six
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, for the submission
TO the electors Of said City of the following
questions, to-wit;
First.-Shall the Mayor and Council oi
said City be authorized TO issue the bonds Of
said Oity in the sum Of twenty nine thous'
and dollars for the purpose OF purchasing
1he existing water works system In said City
OF the Midland Water, Light and Ice Com.
pany, except the power, power house. ma.
hnery Ian ana sn wes GS for The pTrpSSse Of
water:
6econd-Shall the Mayor and Council o.
said City OF DoCse City be authorized tC
Issue tbc bonds OF said City In the sum d
ffty<Une thousand dollars for the pnrpost
zof extending the system OF whter-workI
hereinabove proposed to be purchased, fo 9
anhabitants With water:
Said bonds to be issued in denomination
or i've hundred dollars and one Thousand
y dollars, payable in not more than thirt.
years with interest not exceeding FIVE pc
the Treasurer OF the State OF Kansas, in tn
City Of Topeka, State Of Kansas.
Said election TO BE- held az the followin
polling places, to-wit:
First Ward--City Hall Building.
Second Ward-1l0 Military Avenu5.
Third Ward--Eo. 2O7 Walnut st.
Fourth Ward-N0. 407 4th Avenue.
In witness whereof the Mayor and Cler
Of said City have hereunt0 subs cribod thei
names and afElxed the seal Of said City. thl
I'D day Of March, 1910. ~
85nAL) 4. qLUCk, Mayor,
PEARL TREBILcocK, City Clerk
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THE GARNER SALE.
Dodge. CITY and Ford County Property Brings
Good Prices At Auction Sale, and
Bought BY Home People,

IF. Garner, who is going to Old
Mexico to look after investments he
has made there, made q closing-out
sale Of bis Dodge City and Ford
county property here yesterday. The
list Of lands and lots which might be
figured at 100000 without sacrificing
anything, sold at auction to the high
cot bidder for over $4,000.
II speaks well Tor this place, thai
all Of the property offered sold readily
at . good price, and further thai
practically all III Il was bought b
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peniteDtiary at Jefferson City for two
J years. Soon after his release, be
was again arrested at Joplin for q silk
robbery committed in Kansas. BE
refused to cross the state line with
out requisition papers and he and
"Joe" Bush, thief who was captured
with him were handcuffed and car.
ried aboard a train and brought To
Kansas without papers. Waddell es'
capped with a Jail sentence. Since
that time he has served a short term
in the Illinois ,penitentiary at Joliet.
"Waddell is now about 80 years
old. he was only about IS when ht
started out to be d "bad man"
"Stray" Waddell was arrested in
Wichita early in February Of this
year for stealing two leather ST.,
cushion covers at the Rock lslant
book store on East DouSiass avenue
He gave q false neMe to the police
and was released the next morning
after his arrest on putting up a BON
Of $50 to appear for trial in polio
court. He forfeited the bond. II !
said that the two men, Hays an
Kelly, who helped rob the bank Q
Ford, Kansas were here at the tim
and that one Of them was arreste
with Waddell at the book stor'
j None Of them gave their right name
here and neither are the name
Hays" nor "Kelly" their corre'
names.
"Waddell is said to have been
member Of the same gang Of ban
robbers and silk thieves as WI
little Billy" Black, who was arreste
hers about . year and . half ago 4
} stealing silk from . store at We
morsland, Kansas. Although BIae
escaped from The sheriff alter bis j
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Revival Services

Sunday, April ard, a series Of evapgel-
lstlc meetings will be held at the First
Baptist Church, and continuing indeiuite-
ly, Rev. U, P. Ewing, pastor evangelist,
assisted by the local pastor, will conduct
the services Sunday at II q. m. and 8 p.
m. Weekday services 5 p. m. All are
cordially invited tosttend these meetings
and contribute to the advancement Of
Gods Cause in the city. Bring someone
with you.
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Mr.. AMI Mrs. Eoet Richards went Il
Dodge City Monday.


On Sunday evening March ~, 1910. sn
the home of the brides parents, Mr. aud
Mrs, John Anders, occurred the marriage
of their daughter Miss Della, to Mr..
Grin Dewey of Pratt. Kansas, Rev Price,
OF Cimarion performing the ceremony :.
The bride wore beautiful gown Of
white silk, the groom wearing the con.
ventioual black. Only the immediate
friends "f the contracting parties were,
present to witness the ceremony. They
left Sunday evening for Pratt, where the
groom has prepared home for bis bride.
Miss Della was one OF our popular school
teachers in the county and will be great
ly missed In hecommunlty. The groom
also lived here for several years The
many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
join 10 wishing them Happiness through
their voyage Of matrimony.