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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Lund. 1888
Browning avenue, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis James Reid, 219
North Seventh West street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G.. Boyer, 49, West
Fifth North street, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Torenson, Sal
West First North street. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard George Powis.
229 North Seventh West street. girl.
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SALT LAKE THEATRE

In The Spendthrift" the highly sue
cessful Frederic Thompson production
Of Porter Emerson Browns latest play.
which will be presented at the salt
Lake theatre for the week Of September
II. with usual matinees, the spsudthrift
Is Frances Dard Doris MitchelD, the
wife OF a Woodworking broker, whose
extravaganza brings him to the brink
Of ruin. She is a beautiful woman. who
cares more for social triumphs and the
glitterinE incidentals Of association
with the money-spending set than for
anything else. The sale Of seats opens
at the box office tomorrow.
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William Holman Hunt.

Hunt. the painter who, with ROsetti
and Millais. founded the pre- Raphael
tie movement, died today. He was
born in London in 1897. and exhibited
his first picture at the Royal academy
IN 1886.
The artist has been in feeble health
for some time, and death was not un-
expected
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ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

; Orpheum Theatre-Vaudevil
, 2:15 p. m. and Sis p. m
; Garrick Theatre-William In
; gersoll and company in Brother
, Officers" Sis y. m.
; Daniels Theatre-The Curtis
; Musical Stock company in The
, Lobster Girl" 7:45 D. m. and 9:i5
, D. m
; Shubert Theatre - Vaudeville
, and moving pictures, afternoon
, and evening
, Luna. Isis, Elite Theatres-Mov-
, ing pictures and illustrated songs,
, afternoon and evening.
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oRPHEUM THEATRE.

Many admirers OF Marion Murray's
splendid singing voice are regretting
that "A Prima Donna's Honeymoon"
which she is playing at the Orpheum
this week. does not give her an OPP
DOrtunity to sing something. Several
times during the progress of the
sketch, the audience believes she Is go
ing to sing. but something always in
terveneg. Miss Murray was one Of the
most IOpular singers In VaudeNille.
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General VI. II. TreII.

Washington, Sept. IA cable from
Cork. Ireland. received here today. an
nounced the death Of General Michael
Emmett Urell, civil and Spanish war
veteran and former commander of the
Second regiment of the District Of CO.
lumbia National Guard. General Uren
was visiting the home Of his cousin.
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IRwIN-At Ibapah. Utah. September
4. 1910. Thomas Irwin. a native OF Can
ada. age % years months % days.
HANSEN-CaroliEe Hansen, at 267
South Seventh East street. at 1880
A. m. September :. 1910. wife OF Peter
Hansen. Danish consul Of this city, age
.5S years. Funeral notice later.
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WTLSON-The funeral service OF Al
exander Wilson will be held today.
September y from the Fifteenth ward
meeting house at . p. m. odd Fellows
and knights OF Pythias invited to at
tend. Friends may view the remains
at the residence from Il m. to $50
D. m. Interment City cemetery.
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REAL ESTATE, TRANSFERS.,

c. w. Baker and wife to Ashton
jenkins company, part of lot
~. all OF lot 45. Felts' subdi-
VISION .......-.. ..s......
Hannah Whyte to Andrew
Whyte. part of lots II and is.
five-acre plat A....-... 1
Robert d. Mckee and wife to
George Cottrell, part of lot IS
and all OF lot 10, first City
park subdivision ....... so
Kimball & Richards company to
Earick A. Parson. lots 23S1,
23SS. Highland Park .... 80
Bayley II. Finkbiner and wife 20
Agnes McEwan. 10 lots in
block 2. Pleasant View addi-
John Mcdonald and wife to c.
W. Mcdonald. part of lots 50
and SO. Lincoln Park subdivi-
KimbaIi & Richards company TO
Olaf Nelson, lots los and 1O7,
Block 2, Burton place $3.50. p
Herman O. Enrich and wife to
]. A. G. Nelson, lots AZ and
40, Country Club place ---.---- SO
stephen L. Richards to kimban
& Richards. lots 217 and 21S.
Southgate park ..-------.--.- !
Hugh Park and wife to Dan c
Clayton. part section 81. town
ship l south. range 1 east. z,55
The Judge company to John sc
Donald. ct al, part of lot IA,
block Al. ten acre plat A.. 500
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Trenton. y. J.. Sept 7.-Pliny Fisk.
who twenty years ago was prominent
in financial circles as a special partner
Of Harvey Fisk & Co. Of New York,
died at his home here today, aged So
years
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DIR. James Nevins HYDE.

Chicago. Sept. DIR. James Nevins
Hyde of Chicago, well known as a sur
geon and medical authority. died sud
denly at his summer home at Trouts
Neck. Ne, last night. DIT. HYDE was
20 years old
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SAVED
FROM AN
OPERATION
ByLydiaE E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

De Forest. Wis
After an opera
ton four years ago
j had pains down
ward I'm both sides,
backache, and a
weakness. The doc
tor wanted me 10
have another opera
ton. ItOokLydia L.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and
j am entirely cured
of nv troublce -
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proper nourishment Of all joints,
muscles, nerves and bones. If you
have Rheumatism, get the uric acio
out of the blood by taking S. S. S.. a
purely vegetable medicine, and enjoy
freedom from its misery. Book on
Rheumatism and any medical advice
free to all who write.
TIE SWIFT sPEcITIc CO., Atlanta, Ca.
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ErNERAL NOTICES

LAkER-The funeral services over
the remains of Maria LaSer. who died
at her residence, S42 East Third South
street. this city. September 8. 1910. will
be held at the Tenth ward chapel Fri
day. september Q. beginning at 8 p. m.
Interment city cemetery. Friends in
vitpd.
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RHEUMATISM
PAINFUL g. DANGEROUS

Rheumatism is due to a diseased
condition of the blood cells and cor
puscles, brought about by an excess
of uric acid in the circulation. II is
not only a very painful disease but an
extremely dangerous trouble The
briny, acrid state of the blood gradu-
ally forms a coating over the muscles,
and by depositiug a cement-iike sub
stance in the joints frequently terni-
mates fatally, or leaves its victim a
hopeless cripple. 1t is natural to
" doctor " the spot that hurts, and it is
quite right to use liniments, hot appli-
cations, etc. to get temporary relief
from painful joint or swollen tendon;
but Rheumatism is not skin disease,
and such things, when depended on
alone make one careless, and the dis
ease gets a irmer hold on the blood
S. S. S. cures the disease because it is
the greatest of all blood purifiers. 1t
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goes fntothe cir-
culation, and re-
moves every
particle of the
irritating uric
acid, builds up
the blood,
makes it rich
and oily, and in
this way pre-
pares it for the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

The management Of the Judge Mercy
hospital announce their opening on
Saturday. September 10. 1910. The gen
eraI public are cordially invited to at
tend between the hours OF . and 10 ?. m.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

Stores do not Kill themselves" will
ingly-so Misrepresentation in store
ads Is not practiced.
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MIIson FunernI Todny.-Tl

OF Alexander Wilson. whose death Oc-
Cured IN this city last Monday. viii
be held from the Fifteenth ward meet
ing house this afternoon at . o'clock.
The knights OF Pythias will have
charge or the services at the meeting
house and the I. o. .. +. will officiate
at the CITY cemetery
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Honnr NInn.r nrIrrntr..

the returning delegates from the ma
tional convention held at Baltimore
August 21-25, the first smoker and tOl-
LITIGATION OF the local representa- tion
OF the order OF Moose was held last
night in Jennings hall. one thousand
members OF the local lodge were pres
emit Music was furnished by the re-
Gently organized Moose band.
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SWEATERS. SWEATERS. SWEATERS.
Now Is the time. 21S Main the place.
winona Mills the goods. Come and see.
Either phone 1915.
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Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy OF every abstract made by
the Salt Lake Security g. Trust Co. 30
Up. Main We own orr own records.
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Car of Fruit Jars on sale.

Granite Lumber Company,
18th So. and nth. East.
Phones SOS.
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Utah Press Uncomfortable third
quarterly meeting OF the Utah Press
association viii be held In Tremon-
ton, Box Elder county, next Tuesday.
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Must Serve Scntencc.-"Babe~ Rivers,
who was sentenced 20 serve six months
I'm the city jail on a charge OF vaRrancy.
lost her case I'm the district court yes
terday on an appeal for q writ Of pro-
hibition restraining the city court from
enforcing sentence. The appeal was
made charging Judge Whitaker with
bias. and the city attorneys demurrer
was sustained yesterday by Judge NJ.
l. Rftcnfc
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Machine Makes Brcad.-Victor Arvid
Hellstrom Of salt Lake has just re-
ceived a patent from Washington on
a breadmakinE machine. The machine
Is especially to make Swedish rye
bread.
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Miss EardIey's FuneraI.-The funeral
OF Miss Rose Eardley. late OF Stafford
shire. England. was held at I o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the Third ward
chapel Bishop 2 W. Tardley presided.
and the house was filled with friends
OF the deceased's relatives. Addresses
were made by Edward II. Esrdley. John
Scoviiie. John A. Eerdley. Elder Card
ncr and Roscoe ". Eardley. The grave
az the cemetery was dedicated by Jo-
siah Eardlcy- The following acted as
pallbearers: Reuben II. Esrdley. Ed
ward =. MidEeley. John W. Eardiey
Roscoe W. Eardlcy and Edward J
Eardley.
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Governor mt brigham CItys-Governor
william SDry and his secretary. John
X. Hardy. spent yesterday at Brigham
city. The Governor. with State Audi
tor Jesse ID. Jewkes and state Treas
urer David Mattson. comprising the
state board OF Insanity. viii meet at
Provo today.
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September 10. according to a call Just
issued by President Arnold II Schultess
or salt Lake. a special train viii be
run from Salt Lake on the Short Line
TO take the editors OF the association
TO Tremonton. leaving here at SOS a. m.
and arriving in the evening at O'Clock
Is sent 20 ProvO--William G. Smith
was committed 20 the state mental hos
pital yesterday. after an examination
before Judge T. u. Lewis.
Mrs. Hansen Dies.-Mrs. Peter Han
sen. 80 years old. wife OF the city con-
sta BILE and former Danish consul. died
az the family residence. go Seventh
East street. yesterday morning OF a
complication OF diseases. She had been
silinE for over a year. but her con-
ditiOu at no time was regarded as
critical. Mrs. Hansen came to Salt
Lake in 1875 from Sltive. Denmark She
Is survived by her husband and five
children. The funeral viii be private
and will be held from the family resi-
dence on Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

XIII Off the Flicss-In an effort q
prevent the propagation Of flies. the
state board OF health Is sending copies
OF proposed ordinances to every city
and town In Utah suggesting that the
municipalities enact them Into laws
Under the measure gEcsted-knowr
ag n model" law-stringent restric
tions viii govern all breeding places 81
flies. and wherever possible thcsi
breeding places VIII be done away with
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W. &. r. 4. MeetinE.-rhe monthly
meeting Of the W. &. T. L. will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Hoffman. 72l
Major avenue. Seventh South. between
Main and State streets. Friday. Sep
TENDER 9. at 2:30 o'clock.
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Hackers Meet TonfEht-The first
meeting Of the season Of the local chap
ter OF the American Institute Of Bank
ing VIII be held in the Commercial club
this evening An interesting program
mas been arranged for the meeting
Much interest Is being taken by the
members and II is planned 20 make the
coming years meetings especially in
struCtive
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Keeps Rad DOE-Frank Anderson.
charged with keeping a mischievous
dog. VIII be given his hearing in po-
lice court this morning. II IS alleged
that the Anderson dog bit Earl Han
cock. son Of @. r. Hancock. The
latter IS the complainant
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NIKE ZuEcI Bankrupt.-A petition
and schedule I'm bankruptcy were filed
with the clerk Of the federal court yes
tcrday by Mike ZuEel. n bartender OF
Tooele. Zugel owes sf.0f2.f0. while his
assets are S1.0Sf.2O. but a considerable
portion OF his assets consist OF money
due him which he cannot collect.
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hHFn TOT .""'tinE-A Don recon-
mcndatiOu Of Assistant County Attor-
uey J. r. Bowman. In police court yes-
terday morning. the charge OF assault
with intent 20 kin against T.. Brooks.
who shot Gus Eklund during q dispute
40 Ninth East street and Harvard ave-
nue. August % was changed TO as
sault and battery. In the examination
OF Brooks 70 developed that he had
been I'm frequent disputes with Ekluud
and that the shooting vas IN measure
justifiable Brooks pleaded guilty 20
"a charge OF assault and battery and
was fined s25
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NNFHT NTFnn NT0fnrN-EUTETITH on
tered the Paris Cleaning works. AZ
South state street. early Yesterday
morning and stole four suits OF
clothes and two pairs Of trousers. They
gained entrance By breaking through
a rear window. one OF the burglars
Is said 10 have made a lightning change
I'm the course OF the robbery. a suit OF
shabby clothes being left on the floor
Of the cleaning works. IL is the third
time within n year that the Paris
Cleaning works has been burElarized.
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CITY BREVTTLES

Fined for DOPING Meaf-William
Woods. ir.. n meat dealer at IS West
FIRST south street was fined $50 by
Judge J. J. Whitaker in police court
Yesterday morning. on a charge OF adul-
teraung hamburger steak with chem
icals. making "a susceptible to rapid
freezing. Woods tried 20 lay the blame
on his butcher. but the court refused
70 listen to such explanations.
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Paw Day nj Wurray.-Tt Is pay day
at the American smeiter in Murray
when more than zoo men will receive
checks for last months work.
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rollmeut. All HallOws college opened
Tor the school year yesterday morning.
The heaviest enrolment is in the gram
mar grades and 70 Is expected that che
total enrolment will reach 115 pupils
before tonight. Many OF these are new
students. a number Of which come
from the adjoining states. The classes
were organized yesterday and the cut
line OF the school work for tle wear
was gone over carefully.
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Merle Horr FuncrnI,--Thc funeral Of
Merle. tine two-year-old daughter OF T.
I. Horr or Murray. who was accident
ally drowned in water barrel Monday
was held yesterday afternoon from the
family residence in Murray. Burial
was In South Cottonwood cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

In Murray Scholastic total err ol
ment Of the Murray schools IS $50. Yc
tcrdaE individual reports were ma
by instructors at all schools. At 81
Arlington school 40 students rre rel
istered. EiEhty-siE are in attendant
at the Hillcrest school on Tie we
side. 81 at the Liberty and 50 AT q
Pioneer In the Lovendahl district. tn
number Is about the same as last yea
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browns I'm Ditch-Glcn Howard Bau-
den. the 5-year-old son OF Thomas
Bauden. MIL Creek farmer. was
drowned In an irrigating ditch at
Ninth East and Fifteenth South streets
Tuesday afternoon. Life had been eN-
tinct about thirty minutes when tire
body was found by some boys. passing
the ditch. The funeral viii be held
from the family residence at O'Clock
this afternoon
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HARTLAND.

Clyde Buker was in Harmony over
Sunday
The officers and teachers of the NJ.
E. Sunday school were installed Sun
day morning at the regular church
service A beautiful solo was rem
dered most pleasingly by Miss Hazel
Williams.
Mrs. H. o. Morrill, Is assisting at
the Hartland Hardware store for a
few days.
The w. G.. T. U. held its weekly
meeting last Tuesday afternoon.
w. l.. Anderson returned to Ban
gor Monday to resume his studies at
the U. of M. Law school.
The Outlook club will meet with
Mrs. Daniel Firth this week.
Frank Lucas who has been visit
ing friends in this town and vicinity
left Tuesday morning for his home
in Pierre, 8. D.
J. H. Winchester, librarian of Cor
lima public library, was in town
Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Matthews Of
Brighton, were In town Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Anderson was in
Pittsfield over Sunday, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Allen.
Mrs. Robert Linn, Sr., has been
quite Ill for the past week.
Miss Frances Lancey has been Ill
with grip cold for the past week.
Linn Wooden mills opened on the
new schedule time this week, the
first whistle blowing at $50 a. m
Rev. J. H. Gray and wife have re
turned from Rockport, Me-, where
they have been for the past week.
DR.. VIM. Mclaughlin of Harmony
was in town one day this week
John L. Fish of Boston, Is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Fish for a few days.
Percy Ribout, who has been en-
ployed at Mapleton on the B. G. A. r.
r. for some time, has returned to
Hartland.
Miss Mary Nagle is in Bangor for
n few days.
Y Work has been commenced on the
new postoffice and 1t Is expected to be
ready for occupancy in the course OF
couple of weeks.
]. H. Haley has been confined tc
the house with the grip for the past
week.
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business In Boston and took the on.
portunity 10 drop In and see the folks
Miss Annette spaulding. who has
been spending the winter In Norfolk
Va. has started on her homeward
journey and IL nj present visiting
relatives In Harrisburg. Pa.
{. L. Russell finished flling his ice
house last week with some of the IN
est Ice that has been cut for years
The farmers have also been busy
drawing Ice to all their Ice houses.
A track was scraped on the river
last week and Saturday afternoon the
speedy ones were out for n trial
brush. There was some good speed
shown.
Clyde Bigelow has gone to Gardiner
where he has position In the shoe
shop.
Mrs. Clara Rogers. widow OF the
late George Rogers. who has been
living with her son. Ed Rogers. of the
Starks road. died Sunday morning af-
ter long illness. Mrs. Rogers was
over eighty years of age.
Rev. MIR. Bainton will leave We'd
nesday of this week for Bangor to
attend the meetings of Convocation
Week
Charles Normandy returned from
Boston last week where he went in
the interest of the shoe shop.
The play Union Depot" was pre-
scented here Friday evening under the
auspices of the Village Improvement
society and conducted by Miss Hazel
Leavitt. A crowded house greeted the
performance. All of the parts were
well rendered and the sketches were
dipped in either fun or pathos and
were a portrayal of life in a big sta
ton as seen by the spectator. The
work was uniformly excellent. Aunt
Sarah's instruction to Uncle Josh In
regard to his behavior among the city
folks with special instructions in the
etiquette of cutting and eating pie
and Uncle Josh's suspicious that the
railroad company might steal his
trunk; Mrs. Garrulous' personal in
terest In everybody and everything
within her sight and hearing; Joe
Gamin's industry In shoe shining and
his admiration for his staunch little
sweetheart; the troubles of Joseph
Smith and his rather extensive fam
lily; and dozen other things Of
equally comic or serious situations
served to keep up strong interest and
make many a hearty laugh. The net
receipts were over thirty dollars.
Fred Longley of Fairfield has been
spending a few days in town visiting
his son Allie.
Miss jeanne Hurley of Skowhegan
vi
tives and friends.
The dancing school opened Satur-
day night with a good attendance.
Potatoes have been down to SO
cents per bushel during tue past
week and but very few lots have
been brought in.
Mrs. kddie Bixby Weston was in
town from Madison Wednesday visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Parsons, at Mrs
Rebecca Staples.
C. e. Warren Is reported to be i'm
proving
DEATH OF MRS. PARLIN.
Mrs. Seth Parlin died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Clark
early Sunday morning after en- Ill
ness of a number of weeks from a
age and has been resident Of the
town for a great many years. Since
the death of her husband she has
been cared for by her daughter who
lives on the home place. The funeral
services were held Tuesday after
noon at the home. Rev. Mr.. Bainton
of the Congregational church con-
Quoting the service.
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NM NlIlaa n. Hoxie attended the
peasy bsetsss at Augusta. Taesday
evsal9G. Jasuary Z.
Robsss asl Mabel nigeiew re-
turssd 10 ekswhegan last Monday
afternooa.
A large numees Of friends and
nsIohbosS net ~ The homo Of Mr..
and Mr.. J. g. H0xts On the evening
Of Dscsnbss 81. u being their 10th
anniversary. They rsesived = lot Of
prsssuts- RsfvsshDsute Of coffee.
cake ard ice cream were enjeyed.
On Jasuary I. . baby was born NJ
the home Of Inward Maseou. They
have nance Il Reward Arthur.
Henry Atwood 10 dstns ostts . bus
mess In naking sleds this winter. He
has on hand - present four Aae ones.
They are wagon sleds aDA are for
sale. His prices are very rsas0nable.
Most OF the farmers In thts vicinity
who put up Ice are getting Il at this
time.