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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
A. Raymond Varco, Ida Soderstrom.
Milan Wakefield Dimond, Helen L.

Milan Wakefield Dlmond, Helen L.
Get2kow. vt
*s4sioeas Wojcieehowski, ;GeltrudelI
psf~ich.>
Joseph Stangl. Anna Schront.
John Bracke, Dean Newman
Frank G1lmer, Ella Lamb.
SEP TENDER
Frank Fuhomann. Catherine Rahlf
Nicholus Kobilka. Josephine Prall-
witz
Philip Jendro, Katie Sowleja.
John Harsmann. Annie Otremba.
Guy W. Kay. Elsie E. Hall.
Chas. BOrash, julia Halama.
Joseph Sypnieski, Mary Rutza
Frank Brodkorb, Victoria Tillman.
Frank Hubbard. Maggie Mehrwerth.
Walter Pelowsk,, Thersia Riddle.
Angus NJ. Baker, Anna S. Anderson.
Omar LINERS, Frances Lysh1k.
Frank J. Sand, Elizabeth Valentine.
Frank J. Kurowski. Mary Lesinski.
Anton kroli, Pauline Schelonka.
Reuben Anderson. Olga Oi0fs on.
OCTOBER
Alfred +. Kohier, Kittie B. Griffith
Math Lokowitch, Christina kldle.
Gerhard Terhaar, Mary Bednar.
Thomas Tbeser, Anne ';ruber.
Joseph P. Got,l, ANNE Otremba.
Anton A. Hesch, Elizabeth NJ. Sand
John Rlngwelskl, Annie Kulus.
Thomas Knoll, Pauline Ostrowskl.
Geo. W. Wetherbee, Elsie X. Jensen.
Frank J. Gilbride, Eugenia Werner
skirchen.
Charles Kieimert Minnie V.Schlenz
Joseph Vogl, Frances Zormeier
Albert D. johnson. Frances u. Gill;
son.
| George Czapko Annie Had.
Joseph Janek. Minnie Droskowski.
Stephen Schwintek, Katie Lampert
Dillon F. Dunbar. Lena Van Mark
Jabe Berry, LeoDa Miller
John Golombuski, Mary YendrOn
Frank Piekarski Geniv,eve Mrozik
Paul Kroll. Helen Masog.
NOVEMBER
Robert Hanson Allie Rowe
William Olson, Susan Nilsson.
| Frank Richter, E'aulina CLICK.
Vincent Stoltman. Marv Krych.
Jacob Berndt. Lillian Wood,
Ralph l. Hall, Ethel 2. Gourd.
Peter Brausen, Elizabeth Roos.
George Henderson. Geneva Wait
Joseph III. Greli. Lizzie Donek.
Rhinehard Chambers, Mabel John
son.
William Ziehlsdorff Ida Hass
Michael L. Casey, Johanna Kulla.
Joseph Kanieski Katherine KowaI-
czyk.
| Minor Merge, Elvira Nichols.
Chas H. Werner. Flora /. Joslin.
! Gustaf Olson, Anna Nelson.
John Mcclure, Edna Bryant
{ DECEMBER
/ Geo. Weatherby, Jennie Stevenson.
Conrad Thoma. Mary Carter.
John b. Eystad, Esther d. Regnell.
Joseph Starr. Gertrude Nelson,
| August RAIN, Adelia Niemeyer.
Jos. l.. Miller. Mrs. Elsie Vosen.
Fred l.. Swanson Choloe Crocker
Geo. E. Myers, Marv e. Meyers.
+: Edward Nickiforo' Ethel Dawson.
Earl E. Eldred, Blanche Callahan. =
Henry A. Berg, Eta Alice Doten.
+ August Frey. Katie Kempenick.
+: August Schauland. Mary Madsen.
T. Joseph Schelling. Mary B6ter1dko:
= Wiilian Donley, Flora ~: Keaicl.::;!.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Miss Irene Gravel, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Chas. Gravel of Onamia,
formerly OF this city, returned to
Crookston Sunday to resume her
studies at st. Joseph's academy, after
spending the holidays with relatives
here ard at Onamia..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

The Modern Woodman and the Royal
Neighbors will hold joint installation
at their meeting at Maurin's hall next
Monday evening. All members ana
their families are invited. There will
be a program and refreshments will be
served. Supt. H. E. White will be the
installing officer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

number of of girl friends of Bur-
dette Carlson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T.. E. Carlson of the West side,
were entertained Monday afternoon at
the young lady's home. it being her
sixteenth birthday anniversary.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

The trains have been running from
several minutes to several hours behind
their schedules this week on account
of the cold snap.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Mrs: Archie Conliff and sister. Miss
Pearl Root, went to Staples Wednes-
day. where they attended the dance
given by the Women's auxiliary to
the locomotive firemen lodge.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Marriage licenses were issued to
Willie Valley and Edna Plant, and
Henry A, Olson and Hulda Olson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
The HiiI1ard Wight

The Hiillard Wight company pre-
sented the four act comedy drama,
''AiI For Her. at the Milo theatre
Tuesday evening to small audience
owing no doubt to the exceedingly IN
lement weather. It was presented in a
very acceptable manner, and included
some exceptionally fine vaudeville.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

A number OF local checker players
met E. N. Lynch. one of the best
checker players in the state. at tn eclty
hail last evening. ...-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
Born-To Rev. and Mrs. E. Olson ot
Darling, Friday, December 30, son.

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Du-
fort Wednesday, January 4, a daugh-
ter,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
PLAY Al STAPLES NEXT FRIDAY

FLA I AZ STAPLES MEX / FRIDAY.
Ihe high school basket bail team
goes to Staples next Friday where it will
meet the high school quintet OF that
city in the evening. A good game is
anticipated from which the local bows
expect to emerge with the laurels.
It is expected that talr delegation
Will accompany the team to the rail.
road town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Born To Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Sprandel of the Brickyards, yesterday
morning, daughter.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Tony Hayes Of Rovalton is anxious
to 60 on the mat with some one of
our local men and has issued a chal-
lenge to this effect
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

TIE two daaghters OF Alex Lemieux
aeea eight and sixteen years respec
*lvsg, are IN With scat1st fever. '
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Mrs. H. Al. justin visited in st.
Cloud Tuesday a. the guest OF Rev.
end Mrs. E. V. Campbell =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
MEET
Lakjn is Made Chairman
County Printing Con-
tracts Let

The annual m Getting of the board of
county commissioners opened Tuesday,
and lasted until Wednesday noon. The
boald is now composed Of F. H. Lakln,
W. ii Herum, D Rocheleau, Martin
Vlechorek and Henry Gassert, the
latter two being new members, replac-
ing F. K. V1rn1g and J. J. Jacobson.
The hoard organized by electlng r.
H. Lakin chairman. and Henry Cas-
sert vice chairman.
The money in the hands of the
county treasury was counted, and
tOtaled $61, 526. Al.
The financial statement for the year
1910 was approved
The salaries Of county officers not
specified bv law were made as nave
been received by them the past year, as
follows: Sheriff, 81, 400, county at.
torney, $1,6O0; superintendent of
schools, 81, 500. The county treasurer
was allowed $500 tor clerk here.
! Tho appointment of Mrs. NJ. e.
Barnes as assistant superintendent OF
schools, was confirm ed.
The county attorney was ordered to
proceed against bondsmen on the bonds
furnished by petitioners OF county
ditch l9.
"A contingent fund of $500 for county
attorneys use was set aside
The petition of G.. J. Nelson asking
! to be set off from district 81 to 35, was
granted.
;. At Wednesday mornings meeting
the bids on printing were awarded. The
Herald gets the delinquent tax list
and the Daily and Weekly Transcript
the fnaccial statement and proceed.
! ipgs OF the uo2rd, at legal rates.
! Bonds Wero given by both concerns and
| approved.
| Simon T. Brick was mace custod an
! VI the court house for the ensuing year.
! The board VIII meet every first Tues
day IN each month except at the
regular meeting in January and July.
] A. }. Fem was appointed englnee,
OF state roads at a salary OF S. per DAY
while necessarily employed.
J \ few blil, were allowed and the
names from which the grand and peti,
jurors will be drawn, were handed in.
ALL STARS PLAY PIERZ MON
DAP
l'ne local quintet known as All Stars
journey to Plerz Monday where they
ara to meet the fast basket bail team OF
that village at Faust's hall that even
ing. Getchel, center, Meyers and
Cannon forwards and Berg and Cap
tain Stoll guards, is the manner IN
winch the Little Fails team is to line
up against enc villagers, Nick Abies,
Kupve1leE and Faust are strong mem
Dsrs of the Pierz aggregation. A big
New Year 8 dance is TO he given in
the Faust hail following the game at
which the locals will be the guests OF
| the management.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
GERMAN EVANGELICAL LuTH-
49,: EXAM CHURCH.. tsze7s

REV. F. J.. Oehlert pastor, 409& third
avenue northeast. e Sunday services - =:
city 10 q. m. Randall 80 D. m.s9. !: g;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
Bernard E. Nygaard, Jennie Swan

son.
Vincent p,larske, Mary Stoltman.
Albert johnson, LYDIA Beckman.
j. EDWIN BIom, Agnes Beckman.
Stanisiaus Gosiak, Anna TuZinski.
Jacob Brautcher, johanna Thomson.
BENJAMIN Fellbaum, Annie Trampe.
julius Nagorskl, Anna Szwarca.
Henry P. Nye, Marie E. Bryant.
Simon Stodolka. Sophia Sobania.
Peter Denzen, Barbara Druschba.
Oscar Bergstrom, Selma Anderson.
Percy Dage, Myrtle Standfer.
Jacob Scepurek. Mary Schllchtlng.
JUNE
Jacob P. Kaiser, Hedvig Wallgoski.
Frank Dezurlk, Monica Baron.
Nick Gross, Annie Flicker
Harry E. Biddinger, Thelma G.
Leon.
Herbert Quick, Carrie Peterson.
Mike ' ierzba, annie Matzko.
John Had. Annie Juhas.
George Zanoth, Mary r. Salitros.
Vim. Thomas Maddu4, Louise
Michels.
Oscar Henry Anderson, Mabel Burt.
George E. Bailey, Pearl Eckerson.
John Psik, Agnes Yourek.
John Clcbon, Nettie Pietrowski.
Albert Gunnon, Frances Grzeca.
Chas. Wing, Herman Beatty.
Edward Schultz. Annie Mrrkworth.
Harry K. McMasters. Clara NJ. Be-
LANCER.
Geoge Blackhurst. Mary Salzbrun.
John Super. Elizabeth Wllinski.
Leonard Jelmar, Lizzie Eisel.
George N Monk, Addle Lawrence.
MathlasMayer,A Anastasia Sobolewski.
Geo. 81. Peterson, Beatrice Dewey.
Everett Savage, Myrtle Scott.
Vincent Ringwelski, Mary Pal
ashewlski.
Boyd Littleteid, Mildred Mae Ora
ham.
Christ Olson, Ida c. Ne:meyer.
Warran g. Farrow, Emma Shackman.
Roy l.. Miller, Carrie Clark.
Hialmar Setterstrom, Gertie Ander-
son.
Henry Kruscheck. Crsensia Meyer.
Gustof Tallberg. Caroline Sterr.
Fred Bachmann, Jr., Emma Lehrke.
Charley NJ. Anderson, Adga q. Ry-
, btrg.
|; Peter Nowatney, Salma Kuch,nski,
Alfred Wedln. Kristlna HaRg,
LenOre Juaire, Addle LedOux.
: Fred G. Carlson, Marie Goodman.
! son.
Robert Cromwell, Hanna Erickson.
Otto r., hoenig, Bertha L. .Vansa.
low. ~ 80: ..5 i:
! AUGUST j - .:.s =. ,..= =.
Peter: E Saaer. Kat,e Lanser:..: NJ. q, s,s
Walter A. Wagner, Rosie Tandeski:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
Nj MISG' G'ELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Fred Cary insurance. 675
Frank X. Bastien YB. 20
F.. e. Lewis, mdse. 295
a. Thoma REMINDING plat book. 2 50
w. s. Mott 20 hose. 341 81
w H. hyan. Jnose. .'........... ~. 40
Transcript Pub, Co., Job work. 1910
same 1ob WOrk. .,................ 20 25
w. y. NOtC 90, nre suppllos.... 40
MOIr!s0n 20. Lbr. Co., wood.... 1856
John Denis. city hall supplies. 9.H6
J.. F. Water Power Co.. hydrant
rental. $40. Is
Same. lamps. Observation-Disclosures. 1855
FIRE
D. Brown, freight aud orayage. $50
KoGetta Robins. washing towels. $50
POOR
Chas a. Brown, mdse. 3.15
Union Provision Co., mdse. ..... 7.65
Morrison Co. Lbr. Co., wood ..... 7.4O
l.. F. Cooperative Co.. mdse.... 500
Richard Bros. mdse. 49,. ..... s.56
p. W. Blake mdse. se............ IL 90
St. <iabrieis hospital. .......... Is 90
J. B. Anderson Il Son. .... 1910
The street commissioner 8 payroll in
the sum OF $51. 10 was allowed
in regard to the Little Fails Water
Power company November light bill
IN the sum of $302 IL, which had been
laid over at the last regular meeting
for correction because one OF the arc
lamps during q period ~ days, was
allowed in the sum of $297. So at this
meeting, deduction OF $4.80 having
been made by the council Tor same.
The city clerk was instructed to
draw a voucher in favor OF the state
auditor for $3.50, as the per cent Of
the money received by the city for
liquor licienses due the state for its
1nebriate farm fund.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Miss Bertha Rassier has enrolled al
the local business college.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Born-To MIR. and Mrs Martin
Lasky yesterday morning, January s.,
son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Mrs. George Nj. Kiewel, who has
been quite i'll, is somewhat improved.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06
GOOD YEAR FOR. CUPID
More Licenses Issued in
1910 Than 1909
Total 1856

The number of marriage licenses
issued during the year just completed
ranks we'll withthose of more auspicioOs
years, and in fact is sixteen more than
the year 1909, there being total of 1856
issued Those to whom they were is
sued during the year follow:
JANUARY
John Schraut> Agnes Otremba
D. 8. Proper. Eta B0:ilda Y0rt.
Martin j. Brisk, Tracy Peiogkoski
Kaminski.
Homer E. Reese, Mayme NJ. Lisle.
Andrew V. Super, Lizzie W1ellnski.
Hubert Kelzenhcrs. Anna Roos.
Edward ". johnson, Florence Hart
man.
Emil X. Kazeck, Clara Rutters.
Thomas Gamroth, Agnes Jendro.
Albert Zuoroegel, Elizabeth Schom-
mer.
Walter Wiesnieski, Mary Patyk.
Peter Poscb, Martha Kliber.
Carl g. Peters. Helena Schneider.
August ROos, Lenora Coenen.
Erick M. Nelson, Eta Lucille Ches.
ney.
Philip Lasky, Blnie Motzko.
George Bataglia, Alvina J. Kusche]
Albert Tatro, Anna Max.
George Yesger, Martha Wropel
John P}akut. Pauline Pikula.
Chas Tid1. Julia Brousseau.
John Hamernlck, Apolonia Knopik.
John A. Johnson, Hulda Johnson
Walter Kanlesk1, Celle KutZ.
Erick Anderson, Ruth Ahlberg.
Fred Ledoux, Edwidge Moran,
FEBRUARY
Mauritz Hoeschen, Mary Wochner.
Joseph Ebel. Elizabeth Lokowitch.
John Hrude1n, Ellen e. TTystad
Anton William Zaioudek. Tena Sol-
dahl
O,e A. johnson, Carolina Sophia
Blixrud.
Nels Peter Thompson. Anna Char.
lotte Anderson.
Bron AkersoD, Phoebe Hamilton.
Slndev E. Smith, Jennie lsaacson.
MARCH
Charley Rieke, Katie PrIgjmeier
Robert Knsche|, Rose Oravetz.
Cras E.. Wittwer, Elsie Nj Edder.
Ernest SchUIt, A}bid2 SWANSON.
Philip Moran, Irene Martlnean.
Arthur Dufort, Rosie Marchant.
Oliver e. Hughes, Mary Philips.
Edwa d Stuckmeyer, Barbara Gross.
APRIL
Joachim z1egler. Agnes Marshik
Delbe7r White, Slime Nelson.
+. Henry e. Johannes, Mollia. Fritz ...:-s
Christopher s. Robinson, Ciariss<s
Love.
Davjc NJ. Moran, Alma Dugas.
Willie Peterson, LYDIA Kinney.
Frank Lavery. Ellen Kennedy
Hubert b. Virnig, Julia Gross.
Stephen J. Gross, Anna Vlrnig.
Martin Iillman, Julla Pat,k.
Henry LANCER, Jr., Annie Meyer.
Joseph J. Chlrhart, Harrie Nj Van
denheuvel.
George Pie-ziua, Louisa Blair
MAY
Bernard E. Nygaard, Jennie Swan
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Newromb Kinney of Royalton and
Paul Schneider OF this city enrolled at
the local business college this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-01-06

Peter y Sauer, Katie Langer..., u. s;r:
Walter A. Wagner, Rosie Tandeski. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-25
Fraternal Union of America

Evergreen lodge. No. ISL. will hold it's
regular meeting tonight. which will be
of extreme interest and well worth at
tending Tho class Initiation which was
10 take place tonight has been post e
poned until Monday evening. October .
owing 10 the fact that several applicants
had failed TO take up their examination
and n has been decided 10 walt until the
next meeting so that all new applicants
VIII 20 through together in one class
The chief feature OF tonights exercises
VIII ho reports on the benefit card party
and the big anniversary celebration. both
OF recent date. and there will also be n
special practice drill tonight for the de-
gree team and every member Of the same
must be present or their places will be
filled by substitutes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-25
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-25
MacCabeee

Banner hive No. II ladies' are cordially
invited 70 attend the kensington given
ny MIS-. Margaret B. Harvey al her home
l225 West Fourth South Tuesday Sep
tember ~. II is now nineteen years since
tho Ladies Of tho Maccabees were or
ganized and this hive win have a birth
day party on Tuesday. October 2. TO
which all Lady Maccabces are invited.
state Commander Wight visited tent
No. > last Thursday evening and right
good meeting il was. too Sir Knight
Banks is In Nevada and his part I'm the
degree team Will be taken by Knight
Bloomfield. The proposition of having a
series OF entertainments Tor The coming
winter In conjunction with tent No. Il
and all the hives Of the city, was thor
oughly discussed with the result that a
committee consisting of Sir knights Cook
Hubbard and McIgaren was appointed. On
next Thursday night there viii be work
In the second and third degrees and il
and soldiers 10 be present. The uniform
rank is beginning TO increase its mem
hership and tho company was put through
fine drill by Captain Nate Hubbard
after lodge had closed State Commander
Wight VIII probably visit Ogden and Bing-
ham the coming week Sir Knight Brown.
who WAS reported i'll a week ago. is
around again and the tent now has nc
sick members. Or. Hanchett Is much
missed and so is Sir knight Folland.
The Ladies of Liberty hive No. O. IT,
o. L. NJ, and their friends will be en-
tcrtaincd Thursday evening, September
South street. Ice cream and cake will
be served and entertainment FOR all. All
Maccabees and their friends arc cor
daily Invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-25
Royal Highlanders.

Utah castle No. 33s met In regular ses
sion last Monday evening. Fair Lady
Wallace presided during the meeting In
the absence OF Ilustrious Protector $.
T. Cannon Roll call OF officers and
guards was followed by reading OF min
utcs. One application was read and re-
fcrred To a committee, who. being well
acquainted with the applicant. was able
to report favorably- Cisnsman Hubbard
reported that word had been received
from w. f.. Sharp to the effect that a
new deputy viii be sent from headquar-
ters about October |, who VIII work
Throughout, the city and state Fair Lady
Maxwell was present after brief alb
sence, as was also Clansman Michels.
The committee having charge of the
dance TO be given September % reported
that all arrangements were complete,
tickets were being circulated and n good
advance sale reported. Many wishes for
a happy birthday were extended TO Fair
Lady Pearl Gardner il being her eigh-
teenth birthday There will be no meet
ing this evening on account Of the dance
10 be given AT Federation Of Labor hall
Representatives from ogden are expected
All Royal Highandcrs and their friends
are Invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-25
Fraternal Brotherhood

wednesday for the regular rnaetj,e
ibern bmrre ,,Sn snGuid he a large attendance. as
Initiate Why don't the boys sst ,naP
drib team started? is q question beins
s!i ssked by IN. girls. Everyone should
month while the admission fee a. t.,
ana brother Y. w Deason saws: 81, rs
see u we cannot be the largest lodge he
tne hrst OF November. We have a good
Murray lodge met for the fire, tir,o
on rflday evening the past week. and
~ promises 10 he much better patron
lzed night than Saturday proved There
was good attendance Of members and
as soon as the members understood ,bst
next week would be an extra night. n
ing Tor members and friends No charge
, InT admlsslon. and light refreshments
VIII ne served. Come and go, Tho Fri
nng nlght meetings started properly.
SeGo LILY lodge. No. 252. discussed sor,e
important business al it's last meeting
and II was decided. " proper arranCe
ments could he made. 70 have a minstrel
show at tho latter end OF October Tbero
should he little difficulty IN having
show second to none for there is a great
deal or talent represented In this lodge
The committee viii make a partial re-
port next meeting and sill members should
show their interest and LOYALTY Ia the
lodc" by lending their presence and aid
Next Thursday night there viii he a short
'N''l' III 'hH'hf-S.' aIiff WHlrn the
members VIII entertain their friends and
prospective candidates with game ~
cards ASK your friends TO come about
n clock.
Miss Emily Cross has invited tho mem
oers OF the FTctcrnal Brotherhood and
their friends 10 spend n social evening
AZ her home. 5e6 Twenty-hrst street. on
the evening Of Friday September %
Each member may invite one friend The
evening will be spent with games and
there will be some singing and recita-
lions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-25
DIED.


GRAHAM-In this city. September ..
1911. of bowel trouble. Orel NJ. Graham.
wife Of George Graham of Robertson
NO. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas |. Johnson aged % years
months and days. The remains Tin be
shipped 10 Robertson today by Under
taEcr Joseph W TAYLOR
CORBErT-At Bancroft. Ida Of general
debility. September e. 1911 Thomas
torhett. - years of age native Of Salt
Lake city and brother OF Joseph and
William !. CorhetJ The funeral ssrv-
ices VIII BE- held ~ Bancroft Ida. to-
dsy ,Mondavl. and the remains win be
shi7ped TO salt Lake CITY N Joseph VIII
liam Tsylor TuesdaN. arriving az the
oregon Short Line dcpot ~ $50 n. m.
where tho funeral cort"Ee viii form and
inteTment viii take place In CITY cemc-
tory on arrival OF train. Friends are
invited
KIRBYE-At Bingham Canyon. Septem-
her .. 1871. n. kirbye. aged about b
years. The remains arc AZ the private
reception rooms OF Eber W. Hall. 1864
South West Temple street. Funeral ar
ranzemenJg viii not be made TIL his
relatives are notified.
REDMAN-Ai lsI South Fourth West
street. September q, lall. joseph o
Rednan. aged 80 years, Remains at
ODorncu & cos parlors. Notice of tu-
neral later.
FRASER-At Eureka. Utah. September
q. 1911. Hector Fraser. aged 50 years.
Funeral services will be held from O'pon-
neil & Co.'S parlors Tuesday. September
2S 1911. at l:30 y. m. injernent. MI
OliNct cemetery.