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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Gibson's Assailant sentenced

PANAMA, Oct, Enrique Maza, a
Cuban newspaper man who recently as.
saulted Hugh Gibson, the America r
charge d'effaires today was sentenced &c
two and a half years Imprisonment
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Forty Rebels Killed.

MONTEREY. Mexico. Oct Three
hundred rebels, commanded by Marcslo
Cerayeo. were completely defeated sat
urdsy By the felerals under General
Aurelio Banquet at Alto de las Esper.
anzas.s according TO the officias rep.orI
General Banquet declares hts troorE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Dynamite Bombs Used.

MENlCo CITY. Oct. 5-Choluia was
cleared OF the Zapatisis Iooters by the
federal troops cary today. The rein
forcements from Puebla. a short distance
away. succeeded In driving them out af-
ter an engagement in which the casual
ties probably numbered le~s than CITY
in ALI.
Tho rebels. who are estimated to have
numbered not more than roo carried
away quantity oi loot. Dynamite
bombs yer. used during the nghtinx
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Aviator Fatally Hurt

BIRMINGHAM. Oct. 7.-Joseph Stew
cnson. an aviator. late today leaped from
his biplsne which had became uuman-
agezble at an elevation OF fifty feet and
suffered injuries which physicians say
will prove fatal He had been alott FOR
about two minutes
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Tribute to Victim.

Between sixty and seventy autoes
formed a procession that escorted the
body Of Eddie White from the Qualtrough-
Alcott undertaking parlors to the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad station yesterday
afternoon. First In the procession was
Whites own car in which he was found
dead Saturday morning, Next came a
large open car bearing the casket- This
car was loaded with flowers. Behind
came cars bearing the palibearers, mem
bers OF the family and friends Nearly
every public chauffeur In the city en-
tered his car in the parade, which eX-
tended in compact line for four blocks.
The pallbearers were. Fred Baxter,
Tracy Hutchinson. George Miller. Joseph
Thomas, Fred Ralston and Charles Holm.
The body was placed aboard the 5:l5 p.
OF the victim, and Charles White the
brother. accompanied the body TO Den
YER where funeral services will be held
tomorrow.
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Will Accept Amnesty.

CANANEA. sonora. oct I.-Colonel
Escoboso. who with sixty men gave him
self UP here. said today that General An
tonic RoJas. rebel leader IN Sonora is
wiling To accept amnesty II hts personal
safety and that OF his men - gusran-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
PhilolOgist Dies.

LONDON. Oct. Professor Rev. Y
ter NJ. Skcat OF Cambridge univer
widely known as a philologist, died 70
ccd 1f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Police on Still Hunt,

There are several new lines we are
working on, said the chief ''but 10 say
are looking UP Inlow's record. and we
are trying to locate the suitcases with
ore specimens taken from the home OF
Mrs. Harvey Jones by Inlow We know
there WAS a revolver IN one OF the suit
cases and that II was not the revolver
found among Inlow's effects"
The three public chauffeure who iden-
TITLED Mrs Inlow as the woman who en-
tered Whites car about midnlgh, Friday.
fifteen minutes before ho is presumed 10
have been shot 10 death near Ninth South
on Third East street, made statements
yesterday in support of their idenItfica-
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Scout jealousy Theory.

Chauffeur friends OF the murdered man
were indignant yesterday over the theory
advanced that Mrs. Inflow may have been
an intimate friend Of White and that
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Silence En.joined.

AZ a conference with his clients i'm the
office OF the chief OF police Yesterday
Attorney Irvine cautioned them to keep
their mouths shut"
He is said 10 have told them they
would have TO maintain an absolute
silence II they wished TO- keep him as
counsel
b +. White, the father OF the victim
SAID yesterday upon his arrival from Den
YER that his son had been engaged TO a
Denver girl, whose name he refused to
oiNulge, and that he was TO have broken
Oft his relations with the Smith woman.
at whose home he had liver for several
months,
Chief Of Police &. +, Grant declares that
his department Is in possession of add
oonal evidence pointing 10 the guilt OF
the lnlows. He said this information
could not he made public without ham,
nnrinR the enda nf insticn
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Veil Not Over Face.

Mrs. Inflow wore veil over her hea d
in place Of hat. but her face was not
concealed by It," Fred Baxter said. Il
stood within a few feet of her as she got
into Whites car. and could pick her
out OF crowd OF women. She has fes =
tures and an expression that are not
common to the average woman. that is,
her face Is easy 70 remember"
ut was Mrs. Inlow who got in Eddie g
car that night about midnight: there is
no doubt about H." declared T Is. Lynch.
also public chauffeur When she
stepped UP 20 the car and ] asked her II
could be Of service. she wore a veil
over her hair but her face was not COW
cred at all. I took particular notice Of
her when she seemed offended. and
walked hurriedly ny IN front Of Smiths
drug store. She stood IN the bright lights
of the drug store with the Hight full on
her face, and had every chance TO study
her, and did"
Lynch also was certain yesterday that
InIow Is the man who was seeking White
several hours before the murder.
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DR.. John e, Bradley Dead,

RANDOLPH, Mass. Oct 7.--Dr. John
r. Bradley, well known as an educator
and author, died here today aged IS.
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TRACKS CLOSELY
STUDIED; POSSIBLE CLEW
Continued from Page one.)

devious, say the police. and then. think
Ing she had gone too far down the
street. ordered the chauffeur TO turn and
drive back. The auto tracks show that
the machine was driven about block
below Belmont avenue and then turned
around and driven back 10 within a few
rods OF that street Continuing their
tbeorzinE. the police say that the man
In the buggy finding his victim had
gone by drove out into Third East
street 20 follow the machine. saw IL
turn around and then turned around him
self and drove the buggy back into the
side street
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Irvine Insinuates.

III the justice In this case is a creature
OF the county attorneys office he doesn't
nave TO hold an inquest, but he is
going to perform his duties as pre-
scribed by the statutes he Will proceed
20 hold one" declared Attorney Irvine
hotly.
A consultation was held between the
county attorney, Justice Harper, County
Physician DR. A. n. Hanson and the fa-
ther and brother OF the murdered man,
following which Justice Harper an
nounced there would be no lnques,. A
certificate Of death was issued by Harper
at once, II reads; THE cause OF death
OF Thomas e. White was gunshot wounds
through the head and neck homicidal"
The body Of White was ordered re-
leased for burial, 1t was taken to Dem
yer Yesterday afternoon by B. F. White
the father OF the victim An auto pro
cession under the auspices Of the Salt
Lake Taxicab association formed at the
llualtrough- Allcott undertaking pariors az
clock and escorted the body to the
railway station
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killed forty rebels and captured eight
men and sevent: horses Only three fed
erals were killed. though many were
wounded. The general reports that
Caraveo and his men have rctrested into
chihuahua
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Veteran soldier Dies.

WASHINGTON, oct Brig Gen.
Frank c. Smith, T.. :. A. retired died
today. aged II.
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light on the murder. Inlow's mineral
cabinet, at his school building, said TO
be one of the most valuable collections
in the United States, also was inspec.
ted, but aside from the statement that
il can be proven that some of the
samples hal been stolen by Inflow or
some other person, from the original
owners, the inspection OF the cabinet
availed nothing.
Inflow sent word to County Attorney
Wiley yesterday that he desired to
see him and Mr.. Wiley called at the
Jail last night and talked to Inflow,
for some time. 1t is stated, however,
that the conference had nothing what
ever TO do with the murder charge
against Inflow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-08
Breach Of Promise Suit.

Other dispatches received from omaha
last night state that Inflow was school
scher In Iowa before he went to Oma-
ba. Shortly after he LETT Omaha for
Salt Lake a woman arrived In Omaha
from Iowa and declared she was Iniow's
lawful wife This woman appealed to
the police but there Is no record or any
action taken against Inflow, according TO
the dispatch.
From Judge F. c. Loofbourow OF the
criminal division Of the Third district
court II was learned last night that
Inflow was made the defendant in a
breach OF promise suit filed nine years
ago BY n Miss Stinman OF Omaha,
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Not His First Wife.

The dispatch 10 The Tribune fror
Omaha follows:
OMAHA. Neb.. Oct. Mrs. Caleb
a, Inflow. under arres, In Salt Lake
with her husband for murder. Is not
The former Miss Hattie I. Irela nd OF
Omah ha, TO whom Inflow was married
SIX years ago. but ls thought 10 be
the former Miss Jennie Mcdonald OF
Omaha, to whom Inflow was married
after Miss Ireland divorced him.
Rattle Ireland Is now living IN
Omaha. TO which she returned five
days after her marriage TO Inflow. She
has remarked, her present husband
being named Knapp.
Mrs. Knapp. at that time Hattie
ireland, met Inflow in Omaha where
he was a letter carrier. After Inflow
went TO Salt Lake he induced Miss
Ireland, then Is years OF age. TO come
10 salt Lake 20 marry him.
Upon my arrival In Sal; Lake.
said Mrs. Knapp tonight. "Inlow took
me 10 cottage and said that mar
riage was not necessary. He wanted
me to live with him without cere-
mony. | said no: At last he con-
sented. secured license and We were
married.
THE next day he brought another
woman 70 the house. He introduced
her as Miss Jennie McGurren. and
said she was friend who would live
In the house with us. She immedi-
atcly took charge OF affairs and OF
Inflow. I stood II for five days and
then told him l intended getting q
divorce. He sent me 10 Provo and
told me 10 get one. He employed At
torney Wanless of Salt Lake TO look
after my interests.
Mr.. Inlow left me AT Provo with
out money. without a cent. ! tele-
graphed 10 Omah ha, secured money and
came back here. where 7 have been
ever since. The divorce was granted
after my return here,
Inlow's present wife Is supposed TO
be Miss Jennie Mcdonald, Il former
waitress in a restaurant In Omaha.
According 10 Mrs, Knapp. Miss Nc
Donald went under the name ot Nc
Gurren while in Salt Lake.
In her cell at the city jail last night
Yrs. Inflow admitted that her maiden
,ame was Genevieve Mcdonald and that
he came from Omaha. She said she
vas married to Inflow June I, 1906, az
but admitted having known
lin several years before that. She was
eticent regarding the ireland woman:
aging only that she had known her and
hat Inlow had divorced the other wom-
N. The record in the county clerks Of
Ice shows that Inflow and Hattie ire
and were married March s. 1905
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Loofbourow Explains.

II was employed at the time by Inflow
TO file his answer TO the suit said
Judge Loofbourow. The case was never
brought to trial. the woman declining 10
proceed with II. She sought $4,000 dam
ages, alleging that Iniow had won her
affections in Omaha and had promised to
marry her, OF Inlows later matrimonial
affairs l know nothing. Because OF my
relation With him in connection with the
breach OF promise suit ] viii, OF course
he disqualified TO preside at the murder
trial
II was reported yesterday that DIR. w
T. Beer. A well-known physician. as ne
was entering the home of patient near
the scene OF the murder shortly after the
hour the crime Is supposed TO have been
committed. saw a man and a woman in
buggy. Later. according to the report,
he saw the same man and woman on
foot as he was leaving the house and
heard the woms say why can't we
walk up town" Upon seeing the physr-
clan the couple turned back and walk ed
In an opposite direction. II ls said.
When asked concerning the report las,
night, DIR. Beer said that he did not
think he was in the vicinity OF the mur-
der later than II oclock Friday night
Tho police yesterday questioned the
crews Of all cars on the Waterloo and
State street lines. running close TO the
scene of the murder. operated immedi-
ateiy prior TO and after the murder
Chief Grant said last night that this
line Of investigation had proven futile,
as none Of the men rem membered having
had lnlow or his wife as passengers.
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Conversation Limited.

Mrs. Carr Schneider. from whom Mrs.
Inflow borrowed coat and veil Friday
night, returning the coat but not the veil
upon her return to the Schneider home
at l o'clock Saturday morning, called
upon Mrs, Inflow at the city prison yes
terday. a police officer accompanied her
into the cell Of the accused woman and
saw to II that nothing pertaining to the
murder case was talked OF.
Upper Bingham is without q registrar
as yet because of the arrest Of Mrs. In
low. who was to have acted in that capa- =
city today and tomorrow. Justice L, D.
Dudley at Bingham was instructed last
night by the county attorney TO find an
other registrar today. In Bingham Mrs.
Inflow is commonly known as Genevieve
Tnln
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Meeting Not Arranged.

Mrs. Harvey Jones, from whose home
the ore specimens are said TO have been
stolen by Inflow, denied yesterday the
report that she had arranged 10
him the night of the murder. r. L.
Jones, administrator OF the Harvey
Jones estate. said that he was 10 have
seen Gnlow Friday afternoon, but that
the engagement was broken lie said
lnloWs friends had tried for week 10
arrange such a meeting.
Mrs. Jones also declared she WAS posi-
tive from the picture OF Iulow printed
in the papers that he was not the man who
called at her home some time before the
theft OF the specimens and made inquiry
regarding them. She said the man who
called was very dark and wore mus
tache. Inflow Is OF sandy complexion and
day that the ore specimens Inflow was
accused OF stealing are worth $1,000 and
that Mrs. Jones had refused offer
OF $3.50 for them.
Orson Ryan. supervisor Of schools in
the Jordan district. which embraces the
pal called upon the accused at the, city
Jail yesterday, With him was c. L
Countrymen. a trustee OF the Bingham
schools. After the interview Mr.. Coun-
and cool. We talked Of school matters
and he turned over to Mr., Ryan certain
keys and papers essential to the conduct
OF the school In his absence, I told him
] believed he was innocent. as I do. 1t
Is safe estimate to say that 80 per. cent
Of the residents of Bingham who knew
him believe likewise. Later I sent him
a note offering TO take care OF his little
niece"
Supervisor Ryan refused to discuss the
think of II at present and he would not
commit himself
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
HARDEMAN

Mrs. p. S. Reynolds and sons. Rich.
ard and Claborn and sister. Miss Julia
Morris returned home Monday after
a few days visit with their mother.
Mrs. Z. Morris In Lamine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McClain passed
through our burg Tuesday.
May Goodloe visited with her grand.
ma neal Napton Wednesday.
Mrs. julius Reith was calling on
her sister. Mrs. Joe Thorp Monday.
Henry Hasemeier and son. Tom,
were trading In Arrow Rock Wednes.
day.
Toney Gibson and wife. Julius Reith
and wife and Pearl Niemeier were In
Marshall Sunday In Mr.. Gibson's car
They were quests OF Mrs. Chas. Meme
Ter.
Mr.. August Niemeier and Miss Kate
Swinney were calling in Blackwater
Sunday eve.
Clark Swinney and daughter were
In Arrow Rock Saturday.
George and Pearl Niemeier. May
Goodioe. Mary Swinney. Clyde Sims
and Tom Hasemeier attended the ice
cream supper at Arrow Rock Saiur'
day night.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
JESTER

Miss Maudie Sadewhite vas visit
ing relatives In Marshall last
week.
There was a large crowd at
tended the basket dinner ut Salem
church Sunday.
Miss Laura Haberman spent Wed
nesday with Miss Beulah Peter
SOL.
Grandfather Noble and grandson
Harry Howard was calling on John
Noble and family Frid,y evening.
DIR. John Hall and wife were out
to the farm Sunday evening.
Charley Laxton and wife airs
the proud parents OF n new lib.
boy.
Curtis Sadewhite and Tom Green
OF Marshall we're calling In this
neighborhood Tuesday evening.
Miss Ida Lewis was the guest OF
Farmer Manley and family from
Friday until Sunday.
Miss Lucy Lynch Of Lrland Ia
Visiting Mrs. John Sadcwhte this
week.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
HERNDoN

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Malott were In
Marshall Saturday.
Mics Marion Higgins is Waiting
relatives IN this community.
! Mis- Ruth Grain spent Sunday
with Miss Margaret Boatright.
Mrs J.. d. Jackson and daughter
Josephine, were shopping In Mar
shall Friday.
Mrs. Ralph Wolfe and children
returned to their home In Fargo, n
D., Tuesday morning. They were
accompanied by the former's sister
lliss Josephine Jackson who VII
make an indefinite visit.
The Christian Endeavor society
took In $4,000 at the Ice cream 60
cial Saturday night.
Miss Esther KERN visited he'
friends in Herndon over Sunday.
Mrs. williams, Of Anthony, Kas
IL visiting her sister, Mrs. Johr
Railey.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
County News
LITTLE ROCK

Several OF our boys were Black
water callers Saturday evening.
Dan Ehler came down Saturday
from. Slater I'm his auto.
Henry Mattox Is doing very well
threshing with his self crew.
Misses Roxie and Mabel Pearson
were Slater callers Tuesday.
Remember the show ON the river
Mt Arrow Rock Saturday evening
Lewis Johnsons boy got quite q
cut ON the head Sunday by a
horse.
All should attend the Chautar
qua at Marshall the first OF Sep
tembcr. II will last 7 days.
Remember the speaking at ou'
city Monday night at 8 p. m
Everybody invited. There ais,
will be an ice cream social.
Hon. Paul Prosser, OF Fayette
Democratic candidate for Con-
gress will speak here on Monday
night. Everybody should hear
him for he is one Of Missouriis bes'
speakers.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
GRAND PASS

Mrs. Wilcox. of Texas. visited her
sister, Mrs. II. Jones, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dewitt and children
Russell, Morris, and Edwin. have
moved to washburn, Mo.
Miss Adele Bray, Of MI. Leonard.
visited her aunt. Mrs. b. Edwards. re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Jones and children
arrived here from Nelson and will
live here. Mr.. Jones Is cashier OF
our bank here. A welcome from all
Is extended to them.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Webb OF warrens.
burg, spent this week with relatives
here.
w. C. T. u. have their regulsr meet.
ings and have lectures given here of.
ten by ladies' and gentlemen who are
interested In this worthy cause.
Farmers are all husylhauling wheat
AHne yield Is reported. Times are
improving. more business than usual
Plenty OF vegetables and fkutt, ~
cept peaches in this locality. PlumeeI
are so plentiful you can't even give
them away,
All who are contemplating sttsnd.
Ing the Chautauqua win not - ~.
appointed In the program as an speel-
lent one Is being prepared.
Rev. Penn will preach here sun6ax.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26

Ehlers came down Tuesday In a
car and spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Wade Higginbotham.
Mrs. James Townsend went to
Marshall Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mrs. ]. NJ. Piper also her
old neighbor, Mrs. obed Noble.
Mrs. Z. II. Ault has been on the
sick list the last week.
Mrs. 3. q. Hanley is quite sick al
this writing.
Misses Eula Anderson and Mary
Dotson we're guests several days
OF Miss Lula Thorp.
II. L. sneed is In Keytesvilie thi,
week with home folks.
Geo. A. Alexander and family
OF Marshall are guests OF T. NJ
Fowler and wife.
o. X. Wing OF Kansas City Il
here on a visit to DR.. Shuck anc
family.
Arthur McAllister OF Kansas Cit,
IL enjoying a visit at home Will
his mother and sister this week.
Walter Brown and wife wer,
trading In town Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
NEW HOME

News is scarce at this writing.
Mrs. Arthur Mayse near Sweet
Syringe Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. willis Mckinney this
week.
Misses Frances Reager and nellie
Boulware OF Elmwood returned to
their home Saturday after abort
visit with friends In Malta Bend.
Misses Myrtle and Marie Ross ara
visiting relatives at Corder at this
writing.
Misses Lenora Welner and Ella
Cook and brother, Emmett, were
Sunday guests OF Mira. Schlue OF
Sweet. Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. d. M. Harris spent
Friday OF last week with T. L. Har
ris Of Sweet Springs.
A wagon load Of Sweet Springs
young folks attended services al
New Home Sunday night.
Mrs John Dierking and son
Meri, returned home Sunday after
a weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. Ernest odell Of Napton.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
SLATER

Mrs. Harry Herrider spent a few
days last week with her son. Robert
Herrider and wife at Moherly.
Misses Margaret Estes and Ethel
Kreiser. OF st. Joseph. spent last
week as the guests OF Mrs. ID. j. Bur.
russ.
F. II. Brockway Of Arrow Rock was
here Thursday in his auto.
Mrs. L. A. Sparlin left one day last
week for Denver, Colo, where she
will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Mary Brown and children are
at home after several weeks stay
with relatives in Virginia.
frankie Hoffman Is reported to be
quite sick with s~carletina.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Hupp are the
proud parents OF a little SON which
arrived at their home July IL.
Mis-. ID. v. Herrider and children
left Sunday for Moberly for several
days visit with her sister. Mrs. Sailie
Ball.
j. B. James went TO Kansas City
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Elmer Holt who has been ser
iously Ill for the past week is report.
ed to be slowly improving.
Frank Metcalfe returned Monday
from Kansas where he has been for
some time harvesting. He reports
everything very dry.
Lester Dickson moved with his fam.
lily here from Arrow Rock Monday.
He will be an employee with the c
q A.
Mrs. j. G. Harmon of Kansas City,
Is a guest at the home OF L. E.Fowler.
Henry Krupar Of near Arrow Rock.
was on our streets n day last week
Lester Bailey and wife arrived here
one day last week from Iowa and will
make this their home.
New wheat Is being delivered here
now and is reported TO be a good
quality.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
SWEET SPRINGS

Miss Ellen Hedges is to meet
other members OF a missionary
committee OF the Presbyterian
church at Boonvllle. M'ss Ellen
will be gone several days this week
Miss Helen Davis OF Kansas City
visited at her uncles, Marvin Davis
over Sunday.
Miss Helen Bangs OF Kansas c ity
haa been visiting at the home OF
Mhss Dorothy Simrall the past
week. ~
N. Corder OF near Aullville; Mo,
was a visitor at the home OF Mrs.
z. J. Pelot Sunday.
Chaa. Pelot OF Sedalia came d own
Sunday afternoon accompanied by
several friends.
Martin Kresse OF Concordia Wis.,
tied Misses Mary and Virginia Dick
erson Sunday.
Mrs. ]. M. McClelland of Denver,
Coo, Ia here this week visiting the
family Of her uncle, O. w. Smi h-te
Miss Birdie Elsner entertained a
number OF her young lady friende
at her home Wednesday afternoon,
July n. A two course luncheon
vas served at which time an
nouncement Of her engagement
was made. On a small heart was
inscribed Birdie Alice Elsner and