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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-30
MORE ATTACKS
ON TAMMANY
NEW lORk'S POLITICAL CAM
PAIGN CONTINUES IN
FENERISH STATE.
Little Book Containing StillwelrS
Confession to BE Given TO
Whitman To-day.

NEW YORK. oct. 29-New York &
heated municipal campaign was kept
in the fevcrish STAGE tonight John 4
Hennessey. Governor Sulzer's graft In.
yestiGator. whose speeches for the fu
sion ticket. headed bv John Purroy
Mitchell. have been a striking feature
OF the Campaicu. kept up his ATTACKS
on Tammany Hall and Edward r, Nc
Call. the Tammany nominee for may.
or laying stress In his ,1lks tonight
on charges OF barge canal graft by
which he declared Tammany benefited
Former Judge Mccall who spoke I'm
Manhattan and brooklyn. attacked
Mitchell FOR his former connection as
counsel for corporation.
The $4,000 campaign contribution
from Anthony y BRADY. friction mag.
nate. now dead. first offered to and de
clined by William SulZer when he was
running for governor last year. and
then given 20 Charles F. Murphy. lead.
or Of Tammany Han. who declared
yesterday that he returned il 20 Brady
remained "A point OF discussion. sup
port was given NUrphys declaration
that hC returned the money TO Brady
by "a statement from former Judge
Samuel \. Roardsley. who originally
took the $4,000 from Brady TO Sulzer
and on the latter's refusal TO accept IT,
handed Il 70 Murphy.
Peardsley. iu his statement TODAY
without mentioning Murphy's name
said thct "A campaign contribution OF
So. 900 made by Mr. Brady In the
campaign o, 1912 was subsequently re
turned 10 him
Challenge 20 e-ardsley.
Hennessey, In one of his speeches
tonight. challenged Reardslcy TO fur
nish proof tlat Murphy gave back the
$4,000. and declared that Beardsley
could not and would not attempt "a
prove any such thing through the
Brady estate
Testimony to support the authen.
ticity OF a letter written last summer
from Sing Sing b. ex-senator Stephen
J. Stillwell. a convict. asking The then
Governor Sulzer for a pardon I'm re-.
turn for an exposure o. boss rule"
in New York city. was given during
the day by Colonel William ~ Amory
who carried the pardon application "a
Albany. Stiliweu had declared the
published version was ClIhlad Col
Amory declared the letter as made
public vas exactly as Il was original
ly written.
Sullwelrs rcput,d confession. said
10 be contained Co. little olaclI
book" e. possession Of Tenuessey.
will be turned over 20 District Attor.
ney Whitman tomorrow. according "a
statement tonight by Honuessey
who was "a witness again today in the
prosecutors Investigation of charges
made during the c1m.aign Mr. Witt
mans inquiry will result TN grand
iurv proceedings if fhe district at.or.
upv unCovcrs evidence which hc be-
lIeves will warrant lem
Economy League Divided.
The City Economy Iesgu.. organized
with economy and 'ficinccy versus
extravagance aad waste" u.s. its slo
gal. found its ranks split to-day uu
'he question o. advocating the cleo
'ion OF Mccall Tn. league som" time
ago voted 20 support Mccall but to
(Confinued on Para Ninel
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WAsHTuuTow. OCT - roreraat.
West virriufa- Cloudy anC colder on
T1.urafsr. Friday fstr.
Western Tsnnay1varfa and Ohio-un-
90 ued and colder fhursfNy Friday fair.
moderate northwest Winds
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Cloudy and colder Thursday: Friday
fair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-03
PARK CITY.

| PARK CITY. Aug. Monday night Mrs O. w
EoGsson cpterta!ncd Il number OF hcr friends nj
her home Msin street at musicale
Miss Clara kimbalI entertained at dinner We'd
resdny evening for several out-of-to~n guests
! Covers were laid for seven.
Mr.. and M1 Walter Evans entertained the
! members OF tho Whi5; club and othor friends
pleasantly Mt ihelr home Tuesday evening. The
| ROOMS we're pretty With tho Wild flowers Of tho
season. The prizes were awarded Miss Dean. Mrs
Smith. Mr.. Frankel and Dr. Z. p. Lecomptn
| Those who enjoyed tho evening wcro tho Misses
Harrington. Cunningham. Dean and Lecomptc
Mcssrs. and Mosdumes Billings Bcggs Buck. Nc
Evan. Smith. Frnnkel. Farsoc. Locompte and Mr..
Dean.
Mr. and Mn, John ". Buck entertained at a
| dinner Wednesday evening. Tho invited guests
were the Misses Alico and Jessie Harper, Mr.. and
Mrz. E.wnrd Ferinnse and Gene Radon.
Miss Isabella Osborne and Mrs. o'connor have
n pleasant visit In tho Park with Mrs. c. W.
Hodgsou.
A pIeasun. affair of the week was the party
given by Miss Margaret Martin for number %
her little friends az the home OF her aunt Mrs.
Griley
Mrs. Julius FrankcI hostess at card party
Thursdsy evening, at which the nomhcrs OF the
the guests Three t,blcs Of players enjoyed the
evening and prizes were awarded the lucky play
ors The game was 800 Following the CARDS.
Mrs. Frnnkel Hcrvcd refreshments.
C. W. Hodgson has gono to southern Utah TO
he absent about ten days
Mrs Anna Shields md Miss Blanche Werner
wore visitors 10 Salt Lake City this week.
Sherman Armstrong returned TO Salt Lake City
Wednesday afternoon.
Gilbert Cheney OF Centerville. Utah. In visiting
In tho Park with relatives.
Harry Joseph OF Salt Lake City In tho PARK
Monday. guest OF the Hodgson homo.
pleasant affair OF Monday evening the
surprise party Mr., and Mrs John w. Buck
at their cozy home Park About forty
OF thoir friends present and with games
and refreshments the evening was spent.
Miss Adn Klmbun returned to the Park We'd
nesdny morning. after extended visit in Call
forn!a with relatives and friendH.
Mrs. Lucy Garvin ig home anor short stay
IN Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Buck returned from their
honeymoon trip Monday morning.
Mrs. ". A. Langford of Salt Lake visited In tho
Park tho oariy part OF the week.
Tho Misses jessie and Alice Harper hayo re-
turned 10 their home In Salt Lake after 4 pleas
ant visit with relatives and friends In the Fark
Miss Margaret Wilson entertained number OF
her elrl friends at her home Saturday evening
Games. music and rofreshrnent5 furnished the
evenings enjoyment.
Mrs. jesse Baker was a Salt Lake passenger
Wednesday afternoon. After q short visit with
her mother. she will return to her home In Nc
yada.
Jackson Fairhurst in Park City between
trains Wednesday,, renewing old acqnantances
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SALINA.

SALINA Aug. 2.-Mnry Brown entertained 4
number of friends at birthday party Sunday.
Niss Lilly CIawson. who has spent several
weeks In Idaho, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs II. D. Mcnscl returned Friday
from Indiana, where they haye been visiting rela-
lives and friends.
Mrs. Matilda Jorsenson visited with her daugh-
ter. MrD. Scrlnda Scgmlller. at Richfold recently
Tho primary at Salinn First ward gave n picnic
at tho park Monday. Tho afternoon spent In
gnEnos aud folk dances.
Miss HarTie, Elliot 10 homo. after spending her
vacation In DonYcr.
Ernest Elbcn came home from Idaho Monday.
Miss Lucla Francey left for her home In Poca-
tclo Wednesday,
Mr and Mrs S. NJ. Jorgcnson arc visiting at The
home OF Mr. and Mrs Humphrey
Miss oryilla Clement OF Fairyiew was in town
last week.
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GARFIELD.

GARFIELD. Aug. 2.-MTs. william Urton and
Mr. and Mrs. Ovorton of Missouri arc the house
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr
Mrs ", r. Howard has returned from Denver
TO her homo at tho smeltsr.
Mrs Edwin Senior OF Salt Lake, daughter Ruth
and mother. Mrs MARCEL, entertained az
Luncheon Tuesday By Mn. R. ", ABhworlh.
Miss Dick hostess Thursday afternoon to two
tables OF auction bridge players at the home of her
slater. Mrs. ". ], o'Connor.
Mr. and MN. c. r whitehead and daughter
loft Tuesday TO mako their residence IN Salt Lake
City.
Tho LsdieS' Aid society mot Friday afternoon
IN rosulur session at tho club house. Tho roccp-
ton committee Mcsdemes Avis AshTorth and
Loutcrsoek. Tho principal foaturo OF tho business
meeting wa8 the mapping out OF plan 20 mako
play park for Children. Following this. pro-
gramme rendered follows: Instrumental
solo. Miss Connie Evors. song, Miss Griffin, ac-
companied by Miss Irma Pussley. plano solo Miss
Alice Dunlap, song. Tell Her i Love Her so'
Mrs. r. A. Ashworth; reading modern fiction.
dance. "Yama CANA s. Cora SIngletary. solo. MY
Trcasure' Ruth Senior
Mr. and Mrs L. n Foster have returned from
Salt Lake
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visiting with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Hughes.
Miss Florence Strong OF Provo spent
the week with Mrs. VIII Stewart,
Mrs, c. II. Williams Of Salt Lake city
Is the guest OF Mrs. DR.. Hagan--
DR. and Mrs. Hagan will leave Thurs
day for All extended trip TO New York
and the cast
MIR. and Mrs Taylor Thurber and
their guest, Miss Seismller OF Richfeld.
have returned from an outing In straw
berry valley.
Mr., and Mrs. John Greer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Greer and families. are spend
Ing the week at Castillo.
Mrs l. p Smell is entertaining Mrs;
Ernest Urien OF Salt Lake. Mrs. Smell
gave theater party for her guest at
the -Aneelus Wednesday night. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Engberg, and Mrs, Leon Stallings. Misses
Jennie Bradford. Byri Angus. Maggie
Miller and Mrs. Milior and Angus, and
Edward Fernstein.
Bishop and Mrs. George Hales enter
tanned at a lawn party last Friday even
Ing in honor OF the New Zealand people
who were here giving entertainments.
Present were the stake presidency the
bishops OF Spanish Forks four wards
and the officers Of the auxiliary organ
cations OF the Third ward.
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GARLAND.

| GARLAND. Aug. 2-Miss Elsie Smith OF Iossl
| is tho guest OF Miss Mario SSinyard.
hrs. S. A. BrinshurSt of Salt Lake City is Wis
| itng her daughter. Mrs. b. Il. Dutfn.
! Mrs Ellen Henderson OF Madison Wis ia
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Eva c. Wilcox,
! Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wing and daughters ART
visiting IN Evanston Wyo.
| Miss Alma George entertained a host of ho
pia!matcS at lawn party last Friday afternoon
In honor OF her ninth birthday.
Mr.. and Ms. Dcndsue Smith and Miss Mn,
Wlntcrs were wcek-oud guests OF Mr.. aud Mrs
Lawrence Smith NJ. Howell Utah
Miss Mabel Jensen entertained at lawn parts
on Monday evening.
MIS-. Frank Foulgcr OF Ogden "a VISITING NJ.
Burdcttc Smith.
Miss Donna Liant OF Payson is guest OF he,
aunt. Mrs J. ". Davis.
Harry wil!water daughter Margaret. Emily
Manning. AliFcd and Hugh Munang aud Farrell
Coom65 went on fishing jaunt up Bear River
canyon last Sunday.
Dr.. and Ms. J. &. Francke wers dinner bosta
on Sunday TO Nj. and Mrs. Roy Lewis and G.
II. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs Mosiah Evsnx entertained m
Monday evening. complimentary to Mr. and Mrs.
David Chapman aud Miss Lucille Paul OF Salt
lake CiJ: The evening passed pleasantly with
Chapman and Miss Paul those present were MIR
and MTs II Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lewis,
Ennis NJ. aud M.s. Edward Rogers, Mrs H. f.
WanlesG. MSB q. \. Mowry aiiss Rae Barlow,
Hiss Vera Edwards. Miss Hazel Edwards Edward
Swinya!d Charles Yelling
Mrs. Helen Barnes OF Fielding entertained tho
Ladies Sclf-cultuTo club aud L host OF friends moi
members OF that Organization on Thursday after
noon. some nny ladies gathered on the spacIous
lawns and spont delightful afternoon In con-
NerSation, interpreted with music. Luncheon w.s
served on the lawn, tho following ladies assistlnr
tho hostess Mcsdamcs Insc Rose C. C. ucsg
II. ", barnoS. j. W. Barnes. Ariel Hansen and
Roy Wellng.
EARLY In the week Mr.. and Mrs T. II. Edward.
and family. Aosiah Evans. Mrs. David Foulgsr of
Ogden ana Mas. David Chapman of Salt Lake City
are planning 10 start on auto trip through tho
Yellowstone park. They expect 70 be souo ,no
weeks.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY: Aug Tho seventeen birth
day OF Mrs Anna B. Jorscnscn was celebrated
In this city early In tho week at tho home OF lie
son. Lawrence JorEonscn, and many relatives and
friends participated In the social. About twenty
five wero preSent
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stark have departed for an
extensive trlp through the northwest and down the
coast to California. Mr.. and Mra Stark OK
pcct TO be away ono year. during which time
they Will visit their daughters In Montavllla and
Portland. Or. Oakland and Los Angeles. Cal
Mrs. Lille Frccce returned during tho wook
TO her homo in Salt Lake City. after n pleasant
visit In this city with Sra. Helen Stark and Mrs.
B. F, Boothe.
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Whitaker of Hcbor City
have removed to this city to reside In tho fu-
turc.
Mr.. and Mrs W. ] Robbins and Miss Mnymc
Lake CITY
Mr. and Mrs c. W Richards and children
spent Monday md Tuesday In Bount!iul visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and MIS- Leon Mayhue and children OF
Salt Lake City spont Sunday in this city visiting
Mrs Mayhue's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fors-
grcn
Mrs. Henry N. Bowring and children returned
Monday evening from southern California where
they havc been spending the winter.
Mrs W. J. Critchlow OF Ogden spent 4 few days
In Brigham City visiting relatives this week.
MT. and Mrs W. f. II. Morris and Mr5. W. T
Hadley spent "Wednesday In Ogden visiting
Miss Aida Nalcntino is spending tho week 10
Salt Lake City visiting friends and relatives.
Miss jennie Malmrose is spending week in
Logan visitiug Mt. aod ME-. Oscar Malmroso.
james Stokes is spending few days In Malad
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Stokes
Mr. and Mrs. lawrence 3iortcnsen o. Sal, LAX.
city arc spending few days In this city visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand sorenaou returned dur
Ing the week TO their home In Spokane WASH
after n pleasant visit OF month with relatives
In this city.
Mise Callie Lund hos returned from brief
visit with fTlnnds and relatives In Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jonson Mr. and Mira CIaud
Jensen and MrI. J. VI. Jensen and daughter
Myrtle OF Salt Lake city arc on an outing iu
Logan canyon. They expect to be away about two
wools
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin MIdglcy and daughter
Bertha OF salt LaEo City spent few days this
week visiting Mr. aud Mr5. !. + Bowring.
J. r. Bowring was the guoat OF honor at n de-
lghuul social given by the members OF tho
Third ward Sunday school In ,Ac amuSemcnt
hail OF that ward carly In the week Many were
present and a delightful evening wss spent
Mrs. Robert Armour OF Butte Mont. e. 4 guest
at the homo OF her mothc-. Mrs. Marie Fyhn for
= few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. willard Rees OF sait Lake Clty
arc the guests OF Mrs. Martha Rces OF this city
for few days.
Mr. and Hrs. Wynn l. Eddy aud daughter Alice
and Billy Boy EcGy are home. after months
yiEi, with Mr. Eddy'S parents. Mr. and Mrs D.
L. Eddy. OF Canon city. Colo.
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EPHRAIM.

BPHRAIM. Aug 2.-The girls OF the
! Mutual Improvement association royalty
entertained the mothers Mt the school
house Monday afternoon with a pro-
gramme and then all marched over to
| the academy grounds where refreshme ents
were served and games played.
Ellen and Matilda Rosengren Of Ne
braska are visiting relatives and friends
| In this city,
Mrs Ida Sessions and daughter Julia
| OF Anaconda. Mont. visited with Marie
and Christine Willardson last week.
Mrs. Lauretta Harrington and daugh-
ters OF Wyoming are visiting relatives
and friends in this city.
Miss Elva Faux of MoronI IS a guest
at the home OF f. C. Willardson.
Mr.. and Mrs David Crawford and chill
dren OF Salt Lake are visiting Mrs Craw-
ford's mother
Mrs. p. J.. Bnenholt and Mrs. Thor
wald Brienholt left for Idaho Saturday
10 visit with relatives and friends.
The NJ NJ club met this week at the
home OF Mrs. James Wlllardson. Mrs.
Marie Thomson gave reading from
The Travels OF the Early Pioneers" The
dining room was decorated with daisies
and sweet peas and the parlor with
dahias. Dainty refreshments were
served and the remainder OF the after
noon was spent In doing needlework
Mrs. Lilly Nelson. Mrs, Maggie Ander-
son, Mrs. Matte Larson Mrs Marie
Thomson. Mrs, Gusta sorenson. Mrs.
Laura Hanson Mrs. Geneva Peterson
and Mrs. Mary Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Sorenson left for
Mt. Pleasant the early part Of the week
TO Join canyon party.
Mrs. soren Sorenson IS visiting friends
In Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. James Willardsou and son Arinout
are Centerheld visitors this week
Mrs. Christina Lund ard daughters left
Tor the reservation Wednesday.
Mrs, Anena Justepson OF Spring CITY
Is a guest at the home OF Mrs. Emil
Erickson.
The Ladies Literary club gave its an
nudl midsummer social Wednesday
Through the courtesy OF Sir. and Mrs
George Taylor The club enjoyed the hos
piiaiiiy OF their farm. located about four
miles UP the canyon. This beautiful spot
was made comforta bic by "A b)wer,. which
had been built There were five wagons
inil cf the members and their Partners
The party arrived al the farm a, II
O'Clock Scouting parties went here ami
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RICHFIELD.

RICHFIELD. Aug. Mrs. Chris Nell
son entertained Thursday ir honor of
Mrs. Andrew Nelson OF California, who
!. visiting her daughter. Mrs. a. V.
Ne,scn. There were ten guests. ana
luncheon vas served by Mrs. Nelson.
assisted by her daughter. Miss Lora
Nelson.
Mrs. lnar Anderson returned 10 Salt
Lake City last week. after a two weeks
rlslt at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs l..
7. Harssn.
Miss Mabel Sears Of Salt Lake City
IS guest az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Mex Morrison.
hlehfeld visitor last week at the RAM
lose home.
Miss Rods Ramlose ler, Tuesday for
Salt Lake City.
Miss Beatrice orrock is Visiting
friends ana relatives In tbis city.
Mr.. and Mrs, Aiva Barrackman are
visiting in Richheld this week
Miss Mary Nelson has returned from
Fish lake
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson ar.
spending week al Beaver
Miss Viola Baker OF Beaver IS NJ the
home OF her aunt. Mrs. Charles Neilsou.
In this city.
Miss Rosetta Hansen is home visiting
her parents
Mrs. a: II. Burt formerly Miss La
home. "e'
Stanley Ramlose MS the host al an
"Iuhs PARTY motoring In Clear Cree,l
canyon on Pioneer day.
Henry Outzen. Jr. aud Miss Nnrr
1ansen were married here this vreei
ana VII make their home iu Narysyaie
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK. Aug. The mem
oers of the Lady Wilson Sewing club
were entertained at a sewing circle last
triday afternoon Ut the home OF Mrs
Thomas Curtis. Refreshments were
served at o'clock and the hostess was
assisted by her sister Miss Rose john
son.
y party OF young folks enjoyed an out
Ing at Castillo last Saturday Those in
the party were Misses Florence Jones
Bertha Swenson, Annie Brown Eleanor
Bcarnson. Loa Greer and Naomi Thomas
Messrs. Burnell Hanson HawIins
Hughes. Loln Greer. Lockwood Halss,
Heber McKell and Frank Nelson
Julius Arnason OF Salt Lake was a
town visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. II. r Hamrsou is visiting In this
city with relatives and friends.
Miss Efel Greer OF the Greer Millinery
company left Friday morning for Salt
Lake CITY
Mrs. Allan Banks OF Salt Lake City ix
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns Of Utah

re, homo from trip to los Angeles and
san Francisco. While away they attended
convention az the ChrIstien EndeHvor society IN
Los Angeles
The engagement OF Miss Lucille Butler OF Cen
,s.ville aud Robert J. Bonncmort OF Kaysviilo ts
announced, the marriage to tako place shortly
Mr.. and Mrs Wilkie II. Blood and children
havo returned to their hone in Logan. after a
weeks visit here.
Mr. and Srs, william Blood and daughter Don
meta left This morning fcr visit with relatives
IN Busiey. Idaho.
Mrg, Elizabeth Layton and daughter Luolla are
here f-om Thatcher, AIiE.. spending the summer
vita Mrs. l-.yton's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. 4.
Williams.
Mrs. Frank o. Flint. formerly OF Kaysvills,
but residing In Downcy. Idaho, Is visiting
relatives here .ow days.
J. u. BcEkhcol and Clifford Deppo were up
from Salt Lako City Sunday, spending a day with
thcir friend Arnold NJ. Barnes.
Mrs. A. S. Thomson hhs been here from Salt
Lake City during the week, visiting With her
mothe., Mss. Mary A. Lowis.
Mrs. Edward c. Barnes aud children OF Idaho
Falls nre hn:e for few days. visiting with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. John Flint.
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LEHI.

LEHI. Aug. 2.-Mrs. ]. L. Cotter spent
several days this week in Salt lake
City. visiting relatives.
The Ladies Athenian club Will hold n
meeting soon TO determine the line nj
study 10 be taken up during the year.
A F. Ga!sford and family spent tbe
past week In American Fork capyon
iishins and otherwise enjoying a vaca
ton.
Abe Gudmundsen and family returned
SATURDAY from weeks vacation al
spring Dell In Provo canyon.
The Lehl silver band viii give .
party In the city pavilion In the near
future, e'''
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Adams wen,
10 Nercur Monday where they will rn'
side for few months
Mrs. Jack Winwood of Salt Lake c,t,y
mas been spending the week visiting vitb
her mother Mrs. Joshua Creighton
Mrs: Wealthy Elling. who has boo,
spending ten days Visiting with Gsr
mother: Mrs, NJ. A. Norton. ret,,rned
10 Oakland. Cal. this week.
Mrs. Joseph Broadbcnt. Sr sD.r, a.
PAST PAST week visiting with her salt I.ske
LEM visitor the past week. The c,,o.t
OF MS nephew. William Wing.