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The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
DREHER.

Mrs. Mary Bartleson is quite ill,
suffering with Bright's disease.
Mrs. Angeline Master is under the
doctors care, afflicted with ailments
incident to old age.
Albert George has moved his house
hold effects to Columbia, New Ter
sey.
Mrs. George and infant son are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Martin
and will go to their new home in
few days.
John Singer and family have rented
and taken possession of the Nelson
property on the old North and South
turnpike.
An Italian, name unknown to the
writer, with his family, have bought
the Henry Eek property adjoining
the Union church and moved there
on.
Mrs. Jane Brown has in the last
two years put many improvements
on her dwelling house and sur
rounding buildings and the latest ad-
dition is to be a tennis court for the
use and amusement of the people who
spend the summer season at her
very pleasant home.
Supervisor Maurice Haag has the
Dreher stone crusher located near
the residence of Mrs. Brown and is
making a much needed improvement
to the north and south turnpike.
The supervisors of Dreher are up
against an expensive job in complet-
ing the bitches and banks that the
contractor on the state road in
Dreher should have attended to, be-
fore moving men, teams and tools
to another locality.
The following pupils of the Jeri
cho school in Sterling, were present
every day during the term ending
March 31st. Mary Cross teacher
Clyde Lucks, Emma Brown, Beatrice
Halter, Pearl Frick, Iva Frick and
Alice Zeigler.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gilpin, wife of DR..
F. Gilpin, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. T. r. Harvey, in Westfeld, N.
].
Andrew Beesecker has a real
handsome outfit in the way of a
nice horse and wagon, on the road
selling broad and cakes, manufac-
tured by II. Dearolf of Gouldsboro.
We may expect to get big loaves at
cut prices as Mr.. Beeseckers nearest
neighbor, F.. Deitz, is also baking
and selling bread. Competition is
the life of trade.
George l.. Waltz was in Philadel-
phia last week and purchased a
team of horses suitable for farm
| work.
Dr. A j. Simons is expecting an
automobile from Philadelphia in a
few days,
Thomas Ehrgood is visiting his
son, Charles Ehrgood and family at
Mt. Pocono.
An occasional farmer in this vi
| cinity has ploughed and sowed oats
this season, but the weather is scarce
ly warm enough yet to cause very
rapid growth.
Fruit trees, the plum and cherry,
! are blossoming and the blooming
| time of the year is near at hand.
Nearly every newspaper has some
! thing printed on the subject of emu
meration, or in the old-time way of
| saying it, the census taker, and we
want to say from experience, that
| with so much printed matter the
meaning of which is all to the point,
! but long drawn out. Enumerators
need to exercise much patience with
some people and to get results as
correct as possible, a cool head is re-
! uuired
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22

formers daughter. Mrs Oscar Alpa,
of this place.
Lewis Cohen recently purchased
number of young cattle.
Miss' Gertrude Smith and friend,
Charles Ashley, of Hawley. spent
the 18th at his home at Lakeville.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Woodward and
aunt visited Mr. and Mrs. Judson
II. Stephens on Sunday.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22

Washington, April 21.-The announc-
ed retirement from the United States
senate of Senator Nelson w. Aldrich
of Rhode Island and Senator Eugene
Hale of Maine at the expiration of
their terms on March 8 next brings to
the front the senator from Massachu-
setts, Winthrop Murray Crane.
Senator Crane is as highly regarded
by President Taft as he was by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. and he is considered to
be the best equipped of all the mem
bers of the upper house. He will un-
dOubtedly take the places on the
finance. rules and appropriations com
mittees which have been held by Sena-
tor Aldrich and will take the party
leadership laid down by the Rhode
Island senator.
Senator Crane has the advantage Of
being in the prime of life. He is only
fifty-seven years old and has served
six years in the senate He was for
merly governor of Massachusetts.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
In Perfect Health at Age of 100.

New York, April 2l,-Mrs. Mary a.
Irons celebrated her one hundredth
birthday today at her home in Brook
iyn. She was born at Groton, Conn.
Her family physician says that she is
IA perfect health.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
/.

home at Hawley the following day
and visited Scranton friends last
week.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
CLOSING Stock Quotations.

Money on call today was 224 per cent,
time money and mercantile paper un-
changed in rates. Closing stock quota.
tions on the New York exchange April y
u.ar
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-04-22

Professor Koch Has Pneumonia.
Berlin, April 21.-Professor Robert
Koch. the famous bacteriologist. IA se-
riously III Of pneumonia.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
N)@ ukAl TTHNn

Trade al the Palace nras Sto-a
Livery sHd transfeTs Ez-r = Ross
phone ggnta 50
I Miss May Csl;ee is 80 Nlsn. No.
Tor t-o seess Visit sst relatives
I ror Reat-ruru >hed rnan. mod
erN Inealre - CimArroE Srcnno.
ouly tvcnU nys ceut, Or he Tn.
hsns from uo~ until JAnukrg 1. 1910.
ror ssic->socd sluels lucy and
harness lArrain. Inquire q {. ,.
Helm.
fcr SAlc-One hundred iaft of or.
uNmeuiSl iron and woven s.-e fence
Inquire Al aol CimGrron Ev.aue.
Cone down and sutsr-a,s tor the
Trihuno from nov ana ls FRS Of
ne urs year TvouN a,f 5aHo pay,
ne hal
Aifsfs pasture Tot hoHrs on Hot
hrSos ranch rrics s. asf month
Phone roa sc.. nSly Eaos. lcs
scos
foF Rcnt-Tcn room tnoda-a house,
Close IN cheap. Inquire Nrssnsa,
Nsnes R"Alg ComrAHy N ner- 4Als
dock
The siss have compsea arrange
m~uts 70 Eyc a dance seery sAtuf
aAy uishi ., Rlss bali f-sm ts
D: O'Clock
Mt y Turk 81 Ssink n, a IA
lnts ,isitof las, Tursdly AnA mao.
ths office o. the Frrat iam.l, Jour
nal m Appreciated call
Don't forge, the Cha-ig R.n u
he given unacf ths suqar,s az n.
sunshine Club ~ Eiss hAn nc,l
Friday nisht. octobaf gsgh
Emanuel M-naelssn. no. ~4n
Nhiie a Davis IN Puchio. "a. ao.r
from thHt city last Sgnaks to srsu,
shr dai Nth hi, rsranis NJ sna Nr.
s X NsBosi.nn.
Mis Mae Custer. xhn hss bee,
making h"f home win hsr npo,hs
and ssa'"' m pahvils. N since ies,
Ina ordwss returned las r,sAss an.
declares hof Intention os Asass max
ins sh's h"r home sh. hss take,
rooms NJ the home q, N-s5. 4 uAn
nellie, and vii sssn s-ssA rasso
hsv'ns aircsd, serurre r-vsrsa asrw~
paris and msny NEE on~s N~r osa,
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
HIGH SCHOOL.
Frances stre.er. contributcr.

Don't forget the supper at Wood
men Hall Saturday evening. Tickets
have been printed and are heing
sold BE sure that you get one. t~o
or three
II In response TO special Invitation
a number OF the high school students
and the hIgh school faculty attended
the Baptist church sunday evening
and heard Rev Davis educational
/ sermon.
Tn. football team will play spalus,
the Las Animas boys in tha, city
next Saturday afternoon. They ~
pee, to 10 better than they did last
week and hope they will not be
called Ia face another row OF giants
The freshmen gave a party last
I Friday evening at the home OF Grace
/ Draper The members OF the class and
the faculty were there aud cnjoyed
games until late hour io, cream
and cake were served for refresh,
meuts
4 The mcmlers OF the senior class
met at the home of Edith Stevenson
Z Monday evening and did quite a bit
Of Work on decorations for the table
/ that the class viii have in charge
SATURDAY evening at the high school
supper
The pupils OF the high school are
talking Of printing high school
paper to BE- published monthly
I Whether We have II or not Will Dc.
pend entirely upon how much sd,
vcrtisius and hoN many sgbsCrbers
Wc can get Won't you help u cut,
I Friday morning Rev Davis. of The
. Baptist church. gave short talk 20
the students Of the hish school Ills
81 Jet Nas A Spor, and Sporis.
man" and he olearly dis,inrl sb ad
. between thc characteristics of the
two Ills taIE MAS impressive and
the school hopes 20 BE- favored s1ra
vth another
. Miss Parks has been hs,iaE cutie
tim, teaching the freshmen sFam-
mar The following are a fcv On.
grammatical constructions recently
In; 'He done" had vent. have
sAp." 4 secn" and would have
found on papers that pcrr banded
vent" We should not, ho~t rgr. mAk,
tan ot the freshmen. bar ramcmSci
that ~e ~"rs freshmen aHer Anc
Srrc prohs " suiliy % ihr ,ame mi.
tAkos
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22

friends welcome her Lack 10 ordsAy
-Ns~ Sra
Rambogiilisi rams for sale In
Qurr Of Alex Scott. Las Animas, Colo
Charity Fan. al EIls' hall. under
the auspices u The sunshine Club.
noN Friday night
q. 5 Thompson. undertaken and
omaAimcr. hay phone. JuniA -.
nish, phone, red 1851.
MAyhcw House sgrnshih Co. IN
deriAsers and emeAlaacrs Phone
nast ~, uish; phone Juntx ~.
7 X Hocfmir. sAs down from pu-
chic The firsl o; the ~c,-s Attoncing
10 iesNl business in the dis,r4ci court
Cen" aour. ecsi il the mArke;.
syefy Ssck guaranteed or nouey ~.
funded Ia 1unts MiRins Company.
Good Alfalfa and prAire pasture
eishy Acru horses oHls pleag o.
sAisT hAy Tor fccs Ia winter. In
guirs Of ?. Gr,yhAeh
70 Bcsuutul Crystal White
orpinstou oeoscrels. kcllantrAss
strA.h Address Mr. L. /. so-ytA.
La Nnimss. Cole phone sz-s Aniz.As
for sAle-rlvs room stone hou,s
Doa'rn. ctcspi beat. close IN So.
Il " Aasmone A. coart Aouso o.
call A. premises. 1I5 Bcnesies ave
nso
Friends oi Nn r. . Iencs sin
be slGa % snos hat she s steadily
improslns Sfief an oesrstiau that
sAs performed lAss FrtaK, Al the
cig HospitA
Nh h'rusei si.Ass tie public 70
knos thAt shs n salsauns ana col.
lecshs fos ihs te9cral Casually Com
pAfS. Of pctr5H NicA. Aooesa,
s'csness and s~sA rcHcs ~rlsscn
fog meh and women.
Mr. kais >lcel, ard Nh sasrra
of Aabarn, sKh. mother .nz .ster
a. Ntss sschsi >Rceis. have ss.cn
soes', Q, sis. >ice,y And Miss Con.
s'shee sturtf si CASA darsss TIE
ps.a vel Nts shurst IA. t-~sr
Nisitins be- sant. Nss Nice1y Al
cass 'nf several mouth.
Tp,x sr.,ss.,......s -. "A. -. =.
oaf sfse'recr os tsSy os co.ssri.
sc"otnrshi~s ~ ssls e.co~ts. from
he Hs-evt ransA on Hcr,. cr~ea
caused nass = corns< r.t,-~r~A "a
'Ake sc,sce The, seen~< 10 t- a.
@sca ~ IN ats-,es,cs ~ TIE sssis.
F~o rssss ~ss ,s.s ss~s~
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-22
COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Minta Allen. Contributor.

Mr. Nicholson is back after few
days OF absence.
Miss Leona Wood is back after a
few days absence.
Bookkeeping and shorthand keep
coming In bigger doses.
John {. Gauschouw. after being alb
sent week. returned to school
Applioa ions and inquiries concern.
ing the night school Keep coming in.
The commercial department certain
ly has most energetic basket ball
team.
George Alexandria Hoskins has re-
turned TO school after few days alb
seuoe.
In last Saturdays foot all game a
few of the commercial boys meas.
ured strength with the Lamar giants,
All pupils sre Interested in the
future success o; the Commercial
HtSh school Success must come our
way.
Marie Kcfter. Who was on the sick
list. Is in school again. Marie has
smiles for the girls as well as the
boys
The commercial girls recently held
meeting and adopted the white rose
As the class flower This me, the
approval of all the boys
Edward Nicholson, on account Of
sickness. had TO be out of school a
f,~ DAYS of last week. but he has
returned and Is working on short.
hand
The girls Of the commercial depart
men, have been holding daily meet.
ings preparing for the public supper
which is TO De given this evening at
woodmaa Han
Miss Belle HeAly vent home sick
f7om school Friday morning. bu, she
sas very much beitsr by 80 Sun.
DAY evening and ~&s hack Monday
mnraAg Tor work. greatly improved.
some students are 80 enthusiasts
over the work that they are taking
lessons Sftcr the regular session.
This means that NE are sure 20 turn
out a number OF competenl s;enos-
rsphers and scoskccpers
Tso new Remington machines have
been added 10 the uype~ritins depart.
ment By entering the yPewritine
RON the casual observer may hear
The click % yPe~ri;e-s al almost
every period oi the session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
CONCENTRATES.

The Phoebe Metals Mining company
has carload OF ore at the sampler
Another CARLOAD OF ore has been re-
ceivod from the Utah Mine at Fish
springs It contained 50 per cent lead
and t09 ounces In silver. bringing the
company s2,5O5.sl.
s. :. Pond, general manager OF the
ar-Talsnan returned from the
mine last night. tie declares that the
ore bodies are working out nicely and
the raise from the 500-foOt level IL in
splendid ore. The company IL now
loading two cars or ore. one OF zinc and
one OF lead, FOR the market. The cars
would have boon on the market by this
time only the Fourth Of July delayed
affairs among the miners.
The Jim Barrett property in Beaver
county, adjoining the Moscow Is re-
ported to have a nice lead ~ ore. At
present It Is from six To- eight inches
vide but is gradually becoming larger
and richer. This is on the i00-foot
level and the drift Is now acquiring
considerable depth. The blow out under
which this Is being run. runs 10 per
cent lead and 10 ounces in silver all
over the property in that locality.
According h G. r. Hancock. a two
foot body of solid galona ore has boon
encountered in an upraise from the
tunnel of the Baby Mckee. The raise
was up 80 feet. About l2j feet further
along tho vein the ore was cross cut
there showing TO inches Tho Car
diff mine nearby Is sackiug about II
tons Of 115-OunCe silver and IS per cent
copper ore day. ore Is being sacked
at two tunnels In the East Carbonate
The ReXal Is being worked and w c.
Gregg is pushing work at the Reed &
Benson. The Prince of Wales ~ ship
ping regularly Work Is going steadily
ahead at the Reeds Peak ground II
Is reported that the Utah Coalition re
Gently cut 10 feet of so ore and later
two feet OF galena. There Is also
some talk OF this company putting In
better transportation facilities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
WILL INCREASE HOLDINGS.
Victoria TO Take Over Snow Flake
COMPANY Property.

one Of the biggest purchases in the
Tntic district that has been made this
year viii take place on Aug ]. when
n Is proposed 20 sell all the property
OF tho SNOW Flake Mining company 60
the Victoria Consolidated Mining com
pany. The Snow Flake property ad-
Joins the Eagle & Blue Bell ground.
which intervenes between the Snow
Flake and the Victoria Tho property
also adjoins the chief Consolidated. II
Is probable that the intervening ground
Of the Eagle q Blue Bell viii also be
purchased. as that company would then
have a large territory left.
Tho Snow Flake ground consists Of a
number OF fractional claims laying In
one OF the best mineralized sections Of
Tiutic.
secy. " T. Hatfield has sent notices
to an the stockholders Of the Snow
Flake company, calling Tor meeting
Monday. Aug 1. at the office OF C. p.
Loose In Provo for the purpose 81
considering the action OF the board Of
directors In offering 10 sell the proper
~ To the Victoria for $4,000, or 1874
cents q share, or exchanging three
shares Of snow Flake for one Of Vic
toria.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
MARKET REFUSES
TO REMAIN FIRM

New York July 12.-Ths stock market
today opened quiet and arm. Southern
Pacific rose iis but the advances other
wise al dnot exceed a moderate fraction.
The metal stocks aside from Anaconda
were supported and made a slight gain.
Trading hrOadened and there was fur
Their general advance. st. Paul rose "a
ana Union Pacific. Reading. Rock Island,
Amalgamated Copper and Consolidated
Gas !. Subsequently there was a deter
mined drive against Amalgamated Cop
ler and II yielded on heavy offerings 10
81, the lowest price Of the year The rest
OF the market eased on sympathetcally
but was being supported at II o'clock,
When the decline IN Amslgamated COP
per was arrested the market lapsed into
extreme dulness a favorable weather
map FOR the crops was n sustaining infiu-
copper declined and Westinghouse Elec-
trio 1 y The tone was fairly steady at
noon.
Bonds were irregular.
and L. $ steel had a depressing infiu-
ence on the whole list. All OF the metal
stocks were weak ana there was pref
~ general relapse TO below yesterdays
closing by tho railroad stocks. Delaware
n Hudson, Anal gamated copper Ameri-
can smeltins Weste q. nnion' Third
Prices sagged slowly and steadily with
the metal group and the western railroad
stocks bearing the brunt Of the selling
Union Pacific and American smelling
gave way points. Rock Island preferred
~, 81. Paul and Amalgamated copper
~. Reading and st Louis Southern pre-
ferred la and g. $. Steel ia.
The market CLOSED quite steady at
the rally. Prices declined with violence
on the circulation of a statement said
TO have been issued by the German
foreign office provocative to the United
states in its tone. Union Pacific lost
3Ss, Delaware 4 Hudson 3, Reading 2h.
st. Paul, Southern Pacific, Chesapeake
q Ohio. New York Central, Great
Northern ore certificates and others
III to IN Lack Of confirmation Of the
reported German uttorance induced
some hasty short covering which rail-
lied prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
Fake Cable Orders Sent From
Amsterdam Purchase Hun
dreds OF Shares Of Stock.
WE'RE BOUGHT ACCORDINGLY
Answer Co Advice of Purchase RE-
vcaled Fact of swindle-Amount
Involved Not Great.

New York, July IA fraud on stock
exchange houses through the medium
OF fake cable orders from Amsterdam
has been discovered here. The extent
OF the fraud and details concerning 1t
have not been fully cleared UP yet,
for the reason that the houses which
received the orders have not received
replies to cable inquiries which they
sent after they held up the execution
of the orders The fake cable orders
we're all FOR the purchase OF a certain
stock which Is listed on the exchange
here.
The FIRST OF series Of efforts to get
New York houses to buy this stock on
fake cable orders was made about two
months ago, A banking house here
then received "A cable from Amste rdam
instructing IL to buy 500 shares of the
stock In question. The stock was pur-
chased on the stock exchange between
20 and "a, and the house caDled back to
Amsterdam that the order had been
executed. The order had come ostensi-
bly, from the Disconto and Effaeten
bank of Amsterdam. but upon tho re-
ceipt of the cable containing the re-
port Of the purchase OF the stock, the
Amst erdam bank cabled back that il
had never sent any such order and that
the original cable must have been
forgery
\ few days later cables purporting
o. come from Gyers g. CO.. bankers Of
Amsterdam. were received here by
other stock exchange houses than the
one which had been induced to pur-
chase the S00-share lot. The second
batch Of cables. however did not APP
pear regular and no purchases OF the
stock we're made.
Meanwhile the house which had
brought the 500 shares, started an
investigation and sent representa-
tive 10 Amsterdam to trace the SEN
der Of the cablegram. In these ef-
forts it was helped 10y the department
Of theDutch government charged with
the supervision Of the state telegraph
line.
a half-dozen houses received cable
orders yesterday to buy this stock.
This latest effort to get buying orders
executed was on a broader scale than
any Of the previous two or three oc-
casions during the last two months In
which this fraud was attempted. The
purpose. so far as the bankers here
have been able TO determine. was to
bring about a simultaneous execution
Of a number OF buying orders in this
stock. the effect OF which was ex-
pected to be a sharp advance, on
which the individual who was using
the cable to be sent over to this side
could sell some OF his own.
The houses watch bought the 500
shares suffered loss Of about $4,000,
for the stock Immediately declined a
number Of points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
PARK VALLEY DISTRICT
SHOWS MUCH ACTIVITY
susanna Property Grind~ out Nice
Gold Brick In First six
DAYS Run.

There 81 considerable activity In the
Park Valley district this ydyr and
many new mines are being opened up.
according to william Dix, an old Park
city man, VINO has been IN the Park
Valley country several years Mr Dix
declares that the district h. fast moy-
INK To the front as the coming gold
district OF Utah.
The Susanna miuc which Is ono Of
the best little properties in the district,
recently finished installing the new
rock crusher and the Lane slow mill
that was Installed, ground out 50 900
gold brick i'm little over six days
work. The mill handles In the neigh
borhood Of 20 tons uf ore "A day. Every
thing at the mine Is now working in
excellent shape.
ON Mr. DiX's two claims the Lincoln
Alpha and the Amazon, nearly all the
leads have been opened up. Mr.. Dix
declares that i'm a l00-foot tunnel on
the Amazon claim a thrcc-foot lead
or ES2 ore has been opened up. In cut
In which a shaft has beon sunk Mr.
Dix says fine concentrating ore
valued at s. "a ton has been opened up.
In the l0O-foot tunnel he says con-
siderable depth IS being obtained and
the depth Is now close to foot for foot.
Tho Raft River company west OF the
Century and adjoining Mr.. Dix's
claims has found some good ore and Is
opening the way FOR more. Tho com
pany l. continuing It's lead along rich
spur that Is supposed 20 reach the
lead
At the Deer Trail work continues and
there IL but so 20 60 feet more to run
before reaching goal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
BUSINESS AND REALTY

The Philadelphia Life Insurance COM
pany has been admitted To do business
In this state.
Having succeeded in interesting local
capitalists in a. scheme for the coloni-
baton Of 12.J 500 acres OF land near
Del Rio. Tex, just across tho Mexican
border line, Bishop W -. johnson. Jr
has returned to his home at Colonia
Diaz Mex.
MI +. W. Kelly. manager for Rowe &
Kelly Co., leaves today for the east TO
make fall purchases and to select fix
lures for his new store, which will oC-
cupy the north half Of the ground floor
In the Kcarns skyscraper about Nov. l.
AID BIZNIZ AND REALTY
Tho secretary OF state has issued a
call on all state hanks To- render a
statement showing tho condition Of
their institutions up to the close OF
business July O.
The Western Loan & savings COM
pany directors declared Monday after
noon at 6 per cent dividend. amount
ing TO $35.541. payable Immediately
The Continental National bank
directors met Monday afternoon, and
declared "a 8 per cent dividend.
amounting to $4,000 payable inn
mcdiatoly. and added 5000 TO the
banks surplus Since the reorganiza-
ton I'm MAY 1903, tho bank has de-
clared $50. 900 i'm dividends and added
$4,000 to the surplus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-12
BUS PASSENGERS

T.. II. shaw OF Boise and l. p. Per-
rine OF Twin Falls, two prom inent
idaho irrigation men, are registered
at the cullen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Nash and family
OF kaufman, Texas, prominent people
from the south, are at the Kenyon
Mrs. Y. T.. Blain and PARTY Of eight
Of Redfleld, South Dakota, are at the
Kenyon, having Just returned from
trip through the National park, which
they declare is Incompatible.
John w. Miller. st. Anthony. Ida.
Mrs James 6iardwin, ToOele: Mrs y.
T. Amo and son. Price: r. r. Doud
Of Kcnllworth are among the guests
at the Scmloh.
Rawson Warren. connected with the
United States army, is at the Knuts-
ford.
II. Leigh Of England is registered at
the Knutsford today.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. n. Smith ,of Los
Angeles. IL. T. Page OF Boise; ~. d.
McCutcheon OF Idaho Fails. and S. 4.
Hendrickson Of Scohcld are at the
Moxum.
Mrs. Ben Buckley and Mrs. G. Davis
OF Hanna, Wyo.; Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Kelley OF ogden, j. G. Bulge and J. w.
Barrett OF Logan and Il. NJ. Boyer
OF Springville are at the New Windsor
NJ II. FehueI and w. Stemmel OF
Sugar city, Ida, are registered az the
Semloh.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. McAfce OF Las
Vegas. New, A. NJ. Brown Of HALEY.
Ida. and W. II. Perry OF Modena are
registered at the New Wlndstor.
W. -. Slick Of Boise Ida, Is stay
:. II. Galloway Of Provo is registered
at the Cullen.