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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16
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erary club will meet in the clubhouse
Wednesday morning. The paper.
Franz Halls" will be given by Mrs.
E. 0. Lee
The Seekers Literary club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. j. s. Vermillion,
40l South Ninth East Tuesday after
noon A book review on STARVING
America by Alfred w. McCann will
be given by Mrs. McCullow.
Despite the really serious work being
done by many of the clubs the social
side Of club life is being developed more
in the present year than has been the
custom, Very pleasant teas given by
the various sections Of the Ladies Lit
erary club have all been successful as
affairs for meeting and greeting one an
other. Unusually delightful was the
chapter D. A. r. Of Thursday at the
Lee Charles Miller home, when the
chapter members and their guests en-
joyed first a wonderfully entertaining
programme and later an hour or SO at a
most enjoyable tea. The affair was
managed by Mrs. F. e. Marcy, who had
secured Mrs. Charles L. Richards to give
a reading OF Bernard Shaw g brief play
Press Cuttings" the spirit and clever
lines of which were thoroughly enjoyed
by the audience. The music was fur
nished by Mrs, Esther Allen CAV and
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ing are extracts from the October re.
ports: Total attendance of children
IN IN nursery, 432: books given out iu
Library, S5S; Mothers club meetings
held IN October, %; had an animated
discussion on How We Can Best Sc
cure Our Ideals From Children. -
Cases treated at dispensary. 80; calls at
dIspensary, $50. Both boys and girls
clubs well organized and under the su.
pervlsion of Mr.. Stockman and Miss
FOX The sewing club well attended,
sixty little girls being enrolled Story
hour has an average attendance of
twepty-four.
The members of the American Iusti-
tute Of Child Life, living above Sixth
avenue, held meeting ut tho home
OF Mrs. John y. Smith Wednesday
evening; for the purpose of forming a
Chlld LAfe chapter III that locality. The
oihcers for the ensuing year were
elected and committees appointed as
follows: President, Mrs Susan Hawes;
vice president, Mrs. John Y. Smith
secretary, Mrs. Lottie Kingsbury;
chairman of committee, Miss Ruby
Wells Morse. Mrs. Lucy S. Partridge,
Mrs. John B. Dunn. The home was
beautifully decorated with fall flow
ers and autumn leaves. A special
feature of the evening was piano Sc
lection by Mrs. Ruby Morse and solos
by John Y. Smith and Robin Smith.
The next meeting will be held at $50
Wednesday evening. November 10. at
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tons. This task has fallen on the en-
tertalnmept committee of the club. and
IT has been admirably performed de-
spite all difficulties For wears the
problem of finding u suitable place for
such an affair was the main one. but
even with the completion of The big
new hotel the task was far from a
pleasant one.
1t was hoped that with the compile
ton of the new club house the matter
OF place would be settled, but the
change in the plans made it out of
the question to hold such q function in
the new place. So tho problem of an
acceptable plan for celebrating the
yearly birthday is still before the en-
tertainment committee, the members of
which have so far decided but one
thing, and that is not to have a break
fast. However, the members OF the
entertainment committee are equal to
evolving something Of an entirely
original nature. The committee con
sists of Mrs. George F. Stiebl, chair
man; Mrs. Walter G. Tuttle, Mrs. w
II. Ferguson, Mrs. Harry Bintz, Mrs
Charles Tying, Mrs. i. II Dorman, Mrs
w. Z. Day. Mrs. a. P. Stone. Mrs. D.
w Phelan, Mrs. w. r Benson and Mrs
Harry Clark and Miss. Pearl Savage.
The board of the Salt Lake Free
kindergarten and Neighhorhood House
association held its regular monthly
meeting at the eighborhood house,
753 West First South street Follow
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on Thanksgiving day Four tables of
bridge were played and later tea was
served, with Miss Larue Hampton. Miss
Phyllis Sparks and Miss Merle Sheets
assisting. The decorations were of
white and yellow chrysanthemums. Mrs.
Charles Clinton will entertain for Miss
Hampton on Tuesday.
A party of her young school friends
gave surprise last evening on Miss
Anna Tolhurst at her home on Vine
street.
The Jolly Twelve club gave most
en- joyable dance last week in the
Thirty-frst ward amusement hall. It
was the opening dance Of the season for
the club. The event proved successful
in every way.
Miss Margaretta Oden entertained a
number of her friends Saturday even
ing at her home in Harvard avenue
The house was beautifully decorated in
autumn flowers. The hostess was as.
sisted in entertaining by her mother,
Mrs. Oden, and a number Of girl friends.
One Of the most enjoyable social af-
ternoons Of the season was given by
Mrs. L. @. Sinclair and Mrs. w, r..
Korns. at the home of the latter ut 921
East Eleventh South street. Friday, Mrs
Grant Swan and Mrs, u. q. Hiskey as.
sisted the hostesses. The color scheme
was green and white throughout, Sew
eral vocal selections by Miss Mae
O'Nell. accompanied by Miss Korns,
were an especiai. treat of the affair.
Miss Dorothy Dunbar entertained the
. n1,,b Unlp IL,
evening at the home Of her sister, Mrs
w. B. Burton. A light supper was
served, Next week the club will meet
with Miss Bessie. Wllles.
The Thursday Auction Bridge cIub
was entertained Mt the regular fort.
nightly meeting by. Mrs, Fl. Lewis,
One Of the enjoyable affairs of tho
past week was the semi monthly meet
ing OF the Kewpie Kard Klub, at the
tho Snow apartments. on Thursday
evening. The club members present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lou s. Beckett, Mr.
and Mrs Frank r. DobeIty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome t. Fugate, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Orlob, Miss Evelyn Booth. Clair
McC'allister, and Mr.. and Mrs Lester
L, Eby Prizes were won by Mrs, Do
herty md MIR. Beckett
Miss Janet McCloud has issued Invi-
tations for dancing party to be given
Mt the Tennis club on the eve of
Thanksgiving.
The Imperial club, which is composed
Of young men from tho l.. d. S. Univer-
sity and High School, are to be the
hosts at dancing party on Friday
evening next in Whitney hall.
Mrs Jennie Elliott and Mrs Rose
Davis will entertain the ladies Of the
Sons and Daughters of Wales society
and their friends. Tuesday afternoon, Mt
,Tm the;r home 557 East Fifth South They
viii vii he assisted by Mrs, Charles w,
stewart, Mrs. William Davis and Mrs
OrviIlc Williams
Friday evening Mrs. August Vogolcr
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The ladies Of ST. Johns guild Will
entertain their friends at card party
on Wednesday afternoon, in the parish
room at Ninth East and Logan avenue.
The "Yellows" of the First NJ. D.
church gave a luncheon at at Mrs. a L.: -, D.
Sutton g, 175 Q street, Wednesday at
noon. About forty guests were present
and a good time followed.
Lynds and Mizpah chapters will en-
tertain at the Odeon Friday evening,
November 81. Committees in charge;
Mrs, G. Fl. Stevens, Mrs. Minnie Game,
Mrs, Leroy McGee and Mrs. 4. Il. u.
Collier. All friends are cordially In
vited.
It's hard time social the > CLOVIS
of the First M. E. Church are going TO
giye at DIR, Charles Peak 8. Federal
heights, next Tuesday evening. Every
body is invited, especially, our worthy
onnonents, the HPurples, " Come and
bring small parcel well wrapped.
On Tuesday evening Miss Rhea jon
sen and. Mrs. George W: Schluter enter
tanned ut the home OF Mrs Schluter IN
the Hayward apartments Tho prlde
was presented with q dozen linen Tea
towels which were hemmed ana en-
hroidered bv the twelve guests present.
On Friday evening Miss Esther soren,
sen entertained at 800 party for MISS
snow, MT her home on SiSth avenue;
Prizes wero won by the bride-elect and
Miss Geuevleve Cottrel!
On Saturday afternoon Miss Maude
Ncelev gave box party at the orPhe,nm ~,
for Miss Snow, eleven guests penn
Eeryed Mt Franklins. the color scheme
being m carried out in yellow and white
Mrs. A.. n. Johnson entertained las,
"Wednesday at bridge tea for :, MISS 5,
Sue Hampton, whose marriage to ~ "
| siabaurh Of Akron, Ohio, taxes place
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SOCIETY
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been spending the last two months
with Mrs. Snowis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harrington, viii leave on
Wednesday for California, where they
expect to pass the winter.
Mrs. John Wasserbach of Fort
Wayne, Ind, is visiting Mrs. A. Lyon
at lis @ street.
Mrs. Homer W. Sherwood has re.
turned from a six weeks visit In Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Corey Albritton Is in the city
on her way home from Chicago, where
her little daughter has been for some
time under the care OF DR.. Mercy al
Mercy hospital. The child's health has
greatly improved and Mrs, Albritton is
now taking her back to their home at
Poison, Mont While in the city they
will be the guests of Mrs. Albritton s
sister, Mrs. n A. Dunyon,
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Miss Sybi Anderson At the tea later
Mrs. c. +. Allen poured. while Mrs. c.
p. Overfeld, Miss Bonnie Miller, Miss
Margaret Mcclure, and Mrs. CAV as
sisted.
The musical numbers given at the
regular meeting of the Ladies Literary
club on Friday afternoon were excep.
tionally fine. They were Il vocal trio,
two songs set to the music of Ncvin 8
- A Day in Venice by Mesdames
Fletcher, Sehraven and Sanders; and a
piano solo by Mrs. B. b. Corliss, two
movements Of the Sonata Appassion.
alta, - Beethoven.
There will be a mothers meeting nj
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the Sumner school on Tuesday after
noon AT $3.50 which is for the purpose
of organizing a Mothers club at that
school. Mrs. George M. Bacon will read
paper on What the School Should
Expect from the Home. -
The club chorus of the Ladies Liter
airy club will meet with Mrs. Walter +.
Druehl at her home or Brigham street.
Mt clock on Monday afternoon.
The Authors club held meeting yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. j. 7. Kings
bury, who was formerly member of
the club. The meeting was largely Of
social nature and sewing and tea
filed the afternoon
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the home of Mrs. Ruby Morse, 63o
Sixth avnue. The topic will be ''The
Physical Child, discussion TO be led
by Mrs. Hawes. All interested mem
bers are cordially invited, Other
chapters will be formed among the
members IN various parts of the city
IN the near future.
The current events and current litera-
ture section of the Ladies Literary club
Will meet next Friday at half.past
o clock, Mrs. Edward Merrill will give
4 paper on the Lincoln highway. Mrs.
Harry Crabby will explain the new
tariff law and Miss HolscIaw will lead
IN the discussion of the militant woman.
Mrs. A. j. Murphy will read a selection
from the poetry Of the day and Miss
Voelker will play piano solo.
The Women of the University of Utah
will hold a meeting in the normal build
ing next Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
The work Of the state federation will
be reviewed by Mrs. William NJ. Stewart
and Professor j. T.. Mcknight will speak
on ''The Children IS Playground. - Miss
Marion Thompson and Arnold Beck
strand will Furnish the music. The
hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs. i.
Montrose, Mrs. Lois Miller, Mrs G. G.
Wise, Mrs. Perry G, Snow and Mrs.
Walter A. Kerr.
The Utah Woman s Press club, one
Of the pioneer organizations in club
work, has recently held its annual elec-
tion of officers, placing Mrs. Willard
Done in the president Is chair in place
Of DR., Jane l.. SkoIfeld. who has served
the club so faithfully for the past two
years, and whose work is so heavy as to
compel her to give up the office. Mrs.
Hugh j. Cannon was made vlce-presi-
dent of the club, and Mrs. Cora LeaVer
secretary and treasurer.
The regular meeting of the Woman s
Civic club will be held on Monday at
$50 in the parlors of the Commercial
club. DR.. Elsie Ada Faust Will speak
on 1.-THE Teaching Of Sex Hygiene in
the Public Schools, and there will be
Il general discussion led by Mrs. B. F.
Probes and Mrs H. i. Hayward, Every
one interested is invited to be present
at the meeting,
The Froebel society held their regu-
lar monthly meeting at the Y, W. c. A.
last Monday. The discussion was on
Methods on Froebeian Methods. At
forwards the thirty y-ive members present
enjoyed dinner at the Y. w. G. A,
cafeteria.
The regular meeting Of the Wasatch
Literary club will he held Tuesday
with Mrs. L. G. Sinclair, 1912 East
Eleventh South street, Mrs. q. Hawk
hurst will give a paper on deficient
Children Mrs, w, Fl. Tawney one on
"Social Hygiene" and Mrs. F. Probes
on 'tOur Teachers. -
There will be a meeting Of the poets
section of the Ladies Literary club
Monday at the clubhouse, when the
reading of Anthony and Cleopatra will
be continued.
The Woman s Missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church VIII
meet Tuesday, November Is, at $50
p. m., in the ladies' pnrlor Of the
church. Mrs. Rowe and Mrs, Black,
hostesses.
The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet next SATURDAY,
November %, at l o'clock with Mrs.
A r. Parsons.
The art section of the Ladies' Lit
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gave a dancing party for her son,
Elwin. at her home on Second avenue
The Mizpah Girls club entertained.
large company Of friends at 500 at the
X. of P. hail Friday evening. Prizes
were won by the Misses Hansen, MIR.
Frost and Mr.. Ramey. Musical mum
bers we're given by Miss Ethelyn Walk
err, Miss Rose Smithen and Miss Isabel
Osborne, the Misses Rowena Korns and
Janet Williamson acting as aceompan-
lists. Refreshments were served and
royal time enjoyed by the large com
pany present,
Miss Mary Strong. who is to be De
cember bride, entertained yesterday af-
terpoon at parcel shower at the home
of Mrs. J. Williamson, 1910 Windsor
avenue A guessing contest was played
in which the prizes were awarded to
Mrs. A. Martin and Mrs. Harvey Jones.
Mrs. D. A. Fitzpatrick entertained at
y dinner last evening tor Thomas
Ouimbv Atkins Of Denver Mr.. Atkins
Will Join Mrs. Atkins, formerly Miss
Fitzpatrick, for trip to New York
to be away till midwintcr.
Holljster Hive No. 10, Ladies of the
Maccabees will give a card party and
dance next Thursday evening in Eagles
hall.
Miss Ivy Reeve entertained the NJ,
q. club Wednesday afternoon. The
club will meet next Wednesday at the
home Of Miss Katie Tierce.
The Reynolds circle No. !, Ladies Of
the G. A. R., will give a social and card
party on Tuesday evening Mt tho home
Of Mrs. S. W. Price, j47 Eighth East
street All comrades and friends arc
invited,
Mrs e. J. Kearnes will entertain at
a luncheon "Wednesday for her niece,
Miss Sue Hampton, one of this month S
brides. Other affairs to be given for
Miss Hampton during the week includc
Kensneton tea on Tuesday afternoon
Mt which Mrs Charles Clinton will he
the hostess. Miss Harriet. Parker also
entertains at 2 Kcnsington for Miss
Hampton on Friday.
Mrs James, 1905 Third avenue, will
entertain the Oliver o. Howard Relief
corps Thursday at 9 p, IN. She Will be
assisted bv Mesdames Lawrence, Gaby.
Jenkins. Martin and McGanney.
The ssPurplcs" of the Ladies Aid so
ciety Of the First Methodist church
will serve luncheon from II to 9
O clock Mt Walkers store Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The high school orchestra was enter
tanned at tho home OF Ada Margetts
Friday evening, The forty guests were
seated at two oval tables in the dining
room, decorated with the school colors
Of red and black. Professor Christen
son acted as toastmaster,
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The fashionable showing Of correct
things for men TO wear was never so
interesting as that to he seen now at
Gardner and Adams. Come In and sec.
(AdYcrtircmcni.l
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BETTER PRINTING

Than we do can't be done, Century
Printing Co, 81 80 Edison st.
(Advculsemcpt)
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A Simple Twist of the Wrist

A Simple Twist of the Wrist may
result in bad sprain-of your wrist, or
the extraction of your wallet from your
pocket by pickpocket; either Twist
IS injurious to your peace of mind, and
the latter sort might be to that of your
creditors
1t is noticeable, by those who observe
closely, that the fair sex now twist their
wrists frequently and gracefully bow
their heads over dainty circlet Of gold
or platinum on their left wrist that con-
tains miniature watch movement, SO
skillfuIIy encased in deftly wrought prec-
ious metals, as to be an ornament of no
small Importance
Man for centuries has tried desper-
ately to model time piece for woman
that could be carried conveniently and
decoratively, but until now has failed in
anchoring it in location that would
please them ALL
We have it now, however, and the
fair world is constantly twisting it's wrist,
ana WllIl no pdlll physical vi lllellldl.
We Sell Wrist Watches
Words never described beauty, so we
will not attempt to tell you how beauti-
full are our gold filled wrist watches at
$1,000, or our l4-kt. gold ones from
$45.0Oup, or our jeweled ones from $65.OO
up but we would deem it compliment
if you would nourish that desire for a
wrist watch by looking at all the lovely
conceits in this line we have gotten to-
gether for our Christmas shoppers.
One beautiful line, handled exclusively
by us in Utah. is wrist watch that may
be detached from the gold bracelet and
attached to any one Of several different
coored gold mounted straps, or may be
detached entirely and worn as chate-
lain, or pendent, or belt watch The
last watch costs, in various combinations,
from $500 to $4,000 and is very dainty
Correct Time > sv".esss ~ s'sSS~ s,~s 's -
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The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet next Saturday,
November %, at l o'clock with Mrs.
A. r. Parsons.
The art section Of the badles lot
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The Woman's Missionary society of
the First PRESBYTERIAN church viii
meet Tuesday, November Is, at $50
p. M, in the ladies' parlor of the
church Mrs. Rowe and Mrs. Black,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

There will be meeting Of the poets
section of the Ladies Literary club
Monday at the clubhouse, when the
reading of Anthony and Cleopatra will
ba continued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

Mrs. D. A. Fitzpatrick entertained at
2 dinner last evening for Thomas
Quimbv Atkins Of Denver Mr.. Atkins
will Join Mrs Atkins, formerly Miss
for trip to New York
to be away till midwintcr.
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The Reynolds circle No, ! Ladies of
the G. A. r., will give social and card
party on Tuesday evening Mt tho home
af Mrs S. w. Price, j47 Eighth East
street All comrades and friends arc
invited
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ttIs' hab hslnb will meet to.
ssoau % the Panama s,TsH eans
s su,Fal Mll give a review
S.'fssnt events. ''"
sl,S,,,;s. SSs,s win 4 be no club
h s9,1 ses Ladies' LiteraTy 5pS,
nstsis.,,,. somewhat revo.
:I1's, Se,ss e a sssIni,social
kJe 4, breakfast st laeae seap
as bsae bsae club membegTs J
lhs ~ nss grown in SIrs sjzs.
VI unwicldy propor. cor
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Miscellaneous Euents

The ladies Of st. Johns guild Will
entertain their friends at card party
on Wednesday afternoon, in the parish
room at Ninth East and Logan avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

Miss Ivy Reeve entertained the NJ,
q. club Wednesday afternoon. The
club will meet next Wednesday at the
home Of Miss Katie Tierce.
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Holljster Hive No. 10, Ladies of the
Maccabees, will give card party and
dance next Thursday evening in Eagles
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK

nta, Ca, at the close of business February 25 1918:
)URcEs LIABILITIES
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-06
ASPHALT TRUST
AFTERMON0PO||
viii Appeal to Street Commit.
tee to Restrict Contracts fl
Barber Company Product

Representative OF the Porl
phalt Paving Company are pIann,. al
make a vigorous fight before -. th'.s
meeting Of the council sewer and JOla
committees Tuesday for tba 1o,o 'ee'
contract, although their bia W. NV VI,
highest submitted to council
said that a majority of the count,
missioners are planning to uso ~, SUa'
asphalt exclusively this wear a'us
grounds that it is superior nator;a, I %
that the attitude of the comr,isa1' da
will be presented as an are7,r,.S. u,U,''
the councilmen.
This company is also endaar,u,-
educate the officials to the viewas.
that their material should he re.s
street paving to the exclusion 80 W
blocks, brick and granite cuba. '
council has the right to specif,, u
Of material for a street, reearaIa.S Sl
the fact that the greater nart | ~ Z. 7
cost Is paid by the property owpor. ", y.
the street railway COMPANY Nh ,
pany claims that the natural 10y l04'
controlled by it, is the best in tbo ,r4'a 1..',,
The principal competitor Of tho y.
Der company, part of the "o..,
trust" is the Standard Oil Come +' !
heated climax to the fight between d. |
two giant corporations Is exneo4.s
the meeting of the committee Tno.a
The Standard Oil COMPANY bas t''a N
contract last year. u'
Chief of Construction CIav.oa
today that he would make NJ WI Sll
mendations until the bids bo5 5'JUa' I
submitted to a laboratory test 'U V's'
The bids per ton for asphalt fon..
Barber Asphalt Paving Gon..l noLO0'
Trinidad, $3.50; SoutbeTn GPgjhpa5l Pjt,I,at!
Company, Standard Oil, $40, tSi,S-, f;nS...
states Asphalt Company, Aztec e5.
the Texas Company, Texaco, s2i X; (.
standard OIL Company, STANDARD Paw.
ing. $22.35; Sam E. Finley, Cuban.
PaVing, $24;3O; Sam e. Finley Car
fornia Maltha, $2445; Sam E. Fi11s,
standard Oil Company, s23SO: Sam
flnIey' standard Oil COMPANY 5eiy.
cred at Deerland siding, $22,6n
The bids for sidewalk paving oil /
which cost the property owners NM
pay, with the privilege of employing tis ,
private contractor. are: A. T Newsor
brick 81 cents, tile $1.05: sheet s1;:
drive $1.55; Atlanta Tile COMPANY I'll m,
$1.O35, sheet $1.35, drive S1.35: CemsT. sl..
Stone and Tile Company, tile Sc cent.
sheet $1.0S. drive $1.35.
The cement bids per barrel are.
Sciple Sons, for sewers 50. for repaiv
$2.O5; r. O. Campbell Coal CompanT
! for sewers $2,04, for repairs 50: Y II
kriegshaber & Son, for sewers &11
for repairs $1.99.