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TOOELE.

TOOELE. Nov. 29.-Mayor- elect P. NJ:
Clegg and Mrs. Clegg We're host and
hostess at very elaborate InanaSsVMhs ers Mr
and Mrs. II. ]. McKean. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Mexican, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mexican and Mr., and Mrs MRS. Robert New,
Mrs P. V. Clegg Marion Lee and Leslie
Warburton OF Tooele,
Miss Vilate Spiers entertained at her
home Wednesday night for the senior
class OF the hEh sG3So 81 HsSldes tha cfS dfS
were invited a delightful evening OF
games and jollity was fltungly crowned
With luncheon Those wsfsTa present T,So WeFg
Bowen, Amy Isgreen, Marguerite Rice,
Frank Blthell. Effe Marsden. Marie
Clark, Call johnson, Fred Wier, Alfred
NJ. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Fowler
and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnson.
The character ball at the Tooele opera
house, Thanksgiving evening. was attend
ed by a good-szed crowd. These were
awarded prizes: For the best and neatest
as an Indian; Alice De La Mare. as a
tiger lily. and Earl Harmon. In the char
acter of JEFF.
Wednesday. at the high school, the art
OF giving was crea ted and fostered by al
lowing each student 10 bring either five
apples, five potatoes or five cents. The
response was beautiful TO see, and a splen
did array OF choice apples and potatoes.
on hand at night. These were turned
over to Bishop Orne TO distribute 10 the
worthy poor
Earl Bond. who is a student OF All Hal
lows college al Salt Lake City, came TO
Tooelc Thursday 10 spend the holiday
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Austin OF Salt Lake
City came 10 Toocle 10 partake OF Thanks
giving dinner with their son, A A. Austin
or this city.
Professor n. ". Webb and wife. Miss
Mary Youg. Miss Bess h, Judd and Miss
Marie Clark OF the high school faculty
went to Salt Lake City and Spriugviue
10 spend the three-day Thanksgiving va
ca ton.
Sidney D. Cook OF the Salt Lake route.
accompanied by Mrs. Cook has COMO for
a short vacation visit I'm Provo.
Harry Topping, superintendent of con-
struction for the international Smelling
and Refining company. was Salt Lake
visitor during the week.
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PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE, Nov. 2a.-N'S Sll
kins is apendinE n few days nj fnoS 7i'-'
Mrs. Lu zene Harper ontovtninet The FIJI
Primary officers wednesday evening -
supper Those present woTe Bllrsne I
Jacobs, LoTcnG White, Opal Wadloy, oiA1s
riott, Cleoue Bullock, Avis GIS ao'
Fcnton.
John Rosa OF Logan and william /,
Butte, Mont, arc visiting their no'non
uouce Archer
Mr.. md MrS Joseph W Halliday. ~
taincd Friday evonius. Tho follcv,ns
relatives woTo prescn;: Mr.. ana h'y: ";
Halliday. Sr.. Mr. and Ms: A. na
Mr. and Mrs. 8. r. Walker. MI. aad n'A
Mrs. A. n. Chipmno. ME. end ars. -
day. Mr and Mrs. West jacob m';
d, Mlley Smith. Ms. l.. W. Luod ana "'
p. Thorne. u
Mr and Mn. J. O. Mcdonald. MT
Ectts. Mrs. John Mcdonald and ass ~
OF Salt Lake are tho guess OF hT' anu -
Il AdamS
MN. S. II. Smith announces The ens
hor daughter. HazoI. TO Stsyo Shcii"
Fork. tho marriage TO take piI'e !"
part OF December. ..I
NJ. and Ms. william Atwood ana
Julia and Nellio Stewart OF SAT-
guests OF Mrs- l. d. Stewart. i
The Freshman German class ,.~
by tho sophomore German class n
at tho high school reception Ioou' ,.iiH
we're prettlly decorated IN GoFmsn ~
on, and the menu was cooked aos ~
German style. About sixty poroons WV
An interesting wedding OF the al.
=, C,,rcncc Newman and Miss Con-
The marriage took place wedresd'! I..Tss -
Lake temple. Family supper rS SLssrruord
day evening at the homo OF the 0.', .1|
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. NJ Atwood hna ao,saunfl
G. 4. sandgron OF Provo were
visitors Thursday. .s,si@
Jacob smith Of Salt Lake spent III
Pleasant Grove. -
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK, Nov. 29,-Mrs. J, w.
Hagan entertained at a 500 party Satur-
day evening The rooms were decorated
with bowls of chrystnthemums. Re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uri Stewart, sr-. OF
Oliveville entertained at family din
ner Thanksgiving day. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hale and children OF
Provo. Mrs Efffe Dart and children. Mr.:
and Mrs Ur! Stewart and children Of
Spanish Fork and Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Stewart.
Mr and Mrs. Elias Hanson entertained
a number OF Salt Lake friends at house
party for the Thanksgiving holiday. The
guests were Mrs. Rodney T. Badger,
Miss Esther Badger. Miss Lena Moore.
George 7. Moore and Arthur Moore.
Mrs. Tom Jones gave children's party
Tuesday afternoon In honor Of her little
daughters fifth birthday. Twelve little
guests were present. Refreshments were
served.
The leading social event OF the week
was the marriage OF Miss Jennie Gard
ner and john Stirling, both of this city.
Tho event took place Wednesday at the
Salt Lake temple. reception TO the
members OF the Immediate families were
given Thanksgiving afternoon and even
ing at the home OF the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Gardner The couple
Will reside at Spanish Fork.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Snow, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Snow and William ]. Stewart, Sr.
all of Jensen, Utah, are spending the
week with relatives and friends here and
at Salem.
Rulen Greer. wallace Brockbank and
Dave Bowen, pupils OF the Salt Lake
school, came home for the Thanksgiving
holiday.
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EVANSVILLE

GAINESVILLE. Hov. 2s.-Tne parents' class o!
Ihe local Sunday school gave a surpr!se party for
= r: Cla+k: one Of ;h, toasheTs I q tho class.
iBg Nj Clark sill Ieavo for sslt Lake City
shortly 10 speud The winter there. Games and
various ernuremeu;s vcro INDUCED IA By tho big
gathering and refreshments were served late 81
she evening. About 100 guests present.
Mn. ". Il Anderson entertained tho Stake
sunday School union board at hor home Clari
Sucot Monday evening. Light rcfreshrnents worn
r R Judd. o. n. Bar9uS. + ". Clark, ". D.
Iroi,; n ~ Robln'on; r D. Maliaaay Mrs.
Pace. Gertrude hudson ald Emma Sharp
County supetintsndent J. o. Eicks entertained
Mr. ard Mrs. Clyde wrsthsiI and family at din
Thanksgiving dAT.
NJ snd Mr. r M: cooper entertained Hr. and
Mrs. A. 4. Cooper. Jr. OF Midyalo at diansr on
Thanksgiving dsy.
The high school pupiIs ssvo danos Il the
new gym Of the district school building Thanks
bs;Neen Weber stake academy and tho local high
school team.
N7. Gcnevlove Or entertained Or ana Hrs
c. z. ToVu-cnd a, dinner Thanksgiving day
Mr. aud Ms. J. T Flinders entertained The
religion class officers at ucIr home on CLARK
street TUESDAY oTeninz. rhoss present were John
william Ands1on. Mr.. and Mrs r. r Judd
Nr and Ms. z. u. Clark. Miss otilla Eiolson'
Mrs- Mary Fludc5S. Miss Ethel Sutton ana A
F.r,on.
M. O. 81. Matthews entertained the o. y o.
club ~ her homo on Clark street Wednard,T
evening. Refreshments vsro served 10 tso fol.
owing guests: Mn 2. y. spanion. Mrs c. r.
no"ser,,. ss A. Frsd anderson. Mn. Eta
Nrs. jasper p. Brown. MISC LILLIAN Rcvbe-rT ana
alsE Jennie Anderton.
Nr. aud Mrs ". Il. Anderson ents-+isn.s N,
Inankssiving din9er TnuIsday afternoon. rn.
nr. ans Mrs.. r D. Halliday and nou. Mn a T.
hammond and ehidrsn ef 5laektoot. Idaho
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SALINA.

sALINA, Nov. se.-Alrua W. Andersen and
Tille Mcdonald united In marriage Tues-
day at C2stlcdaio whore they will mako theiI
home
Tho maay friends OF Harold Felt OF Hnnti and
Mas Rctts DoAtou OF this city Will bo pleasant
ly surprised 10 lca:n CT their marriage. which
took place In the Mapu temple wednesday aft
ornoon. They Will mako ssl!pa their home
a parcel shower was given last night at the
home OF Mr. aud MrB ? VI. Madsen In honor o,
Miss Arda &cKcone. whose engagement to VIII
liam MndseD has been announced. &ss McKeu-
ma wss tho recipient OF many handsome and uSo-
ful presents.
Miss jennie NioIson OF this city vns married
during the weok TO walter picker. Of Salt Lake
city. The couple Will mako thoir homo In Salt
Lake.
at the home OF suyia Swain In honor OF Miss
Babe Ke1rnes. who left yesterday for salido
Colo. where sho contcmplatcs an iudefinite stay.
The features OF tho evening G seres OF
games. Refreshments vero served et midnight.
Thoee present were Loola Childs. Lois Mace Susie
Swain. Idell Childs. Lorenc Edwards Francis
Pare. Minerva Mace, Geneva Edwards, jean Win
DER TAlua Mctcaif. Dora Dywa,cr RUBY Howell.
HnTJ Bywatsr. Vlro Chew. Cora JcpEon r Ed
wards clinton Edwards. J. s Maouf Wayne
Clark. J. ". Jones. Rny MaImstcan. Juno Met
calf. Jocl Kicks. Kenneth Williams and Hugh
Kernee.
Miss Myrtle Harmon gavo delightful party
Tuesday evening at the Valley house. Tho rooms
tastefully decorated with roses and ferns
In the evening the hostess assisted 10 cory
Ing the refreahmclts by the Perry Eistern. Four
teen guests wore presont
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MANTl.

MANTI. Nov. 2e-MIss Edith Kjar was
one OF the hostesses OF the week. enter
taining Tuesday evening complimentary
10 Gerald Carpenter. Those presIeSTnI
were Gerald and Edith Carpenter: Lille
Nellor, Grace Peterson. pemar Morteh-
sen. Ray Chapman. Eldred k1ar. Lamar
Tuttle, Mr.. and Mrs, Melroy k1ar. MT
| Mclroy Kjar entertained the company
with several solos.
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. Becker and family
Mrs NJ. B. Nelson and Mrs Mary pnli-
lips spent N nh ThanRssyng nbS Mrs r G' 1ensen
Mrs. Camilla Nelson and Mrs; Cha ara
Nelson entertained at THANKSGIVING
dinner at the home OF the latter in honos
! OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank k Nelson ana
/ son Donald, OF Salt Lake City, Mrs;
Frank X. Nelson came down Sunday and
| visited until Friday. when they returned
home.
One of the delightful surprises was that
home Of his daughter, Mrs Christian
Axelson who was assisted by another
daughter, Mrs. Melroy kjar. In enter
taining. The occasion was Mr.. Bird s
nfty-ninth birthday anniversary, Dinner
was served and covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. C, Fl Bird. Bishop and Mrs
l.. c. Kjar. Mr., and Mrs. George Brad,
Mrs. David shand, sry Mr.. and Mrs NJ
H Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. 2. 7. Parry
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reid Charles Spcr-
ry and Melroy Kjar.
Miss Edith Carpenter entertained last
Thursday evening In honor OF her broth
or, Gerald Those present were Lamar
Tuttle. Eldred Kjar, Ray Chapman AL
9honse Henrie, Franklin Squtres, Mabel
Mia Madsen. Nellie Squires. Grace Bnin.
Dimar Mortenson, Edith Kjar. Lama
Mellor. Hettie and Myrl Alder and Elda
Christensen.
The Misses Hattie and Emma Parry
were bostesses Tuesday when they en-
tertalned at a family dinner, Beautiful
chrysanthemums graced the tables. The
evening was spent In social way
Myrtle Harmon, Winnie and Charlotte
Parry and Lille Mellor left Tuesday for
Salt Lake to spend few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Chapman enter
tained at a wedding reception Wednes-
day evening In honor OF their daughter
Jean, and Martin Taylor OF Freedom. The
Wednesday, President Louis Anderson
officiating, The immediate families and
Intimate friends were present The bride
wore a beautiful cream messaline gown.
The R. K. class met Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Selby Jones' Home Economics
was given by Mrs. Crawford Home Prob
lens by Mrs Reid, Physical Culture was
led by Mrs. Maud Brown; plano selections
by Leah Jones; vocal solo. Vera Keller.
Refreshments were served to the eleven
members present
Misses Jean and Ann Chapman enter
tanned the North ward primary officers
Saturday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. II p Clark and family
are spending the week in Salt Lake as
guests of Mrs. Jane Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parry were charm
ing hostesses Sunday, when they enter
tained at family dinner. Covers were
laid for fifteen.
Miss Ruby Dyreng delightfully."- enter
tained the Halcyon club at her home Sat
urday evening. Lila Harmon gave a vo-
cal solo and Jennie Lemon q plano solo.
Those present were Misses Lucille Tuttle,
Alice Judd. Stella Madsen. Jennie Lemon
Chloe Judd, Hazel Tutue, Irma Reid.
Leah Braithwaite, Maud Tuttle, Lila
Harmon. Vera Hougaard Naomi Lowry
and Myrl Alder,
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PARK CITY.

PARK CITY, Nov, 29.-The regular
meeting OF the Woman's athenaeum was
Mrs f. =. I.ecompte. The secretary wes
| present. and read the minutes OF the
previous meeting. Af.er the transaction
| Of routine business the .programme for
gave q paper on Observation-Disclosures Con-
tribution TO Literature" Mrs. kopp was
had charge of the programme. After
| rollcalI and singing OF America" the
| ladies' adjourned 70 meet Monday. De-
cember L at the home Of Mrs. Konold.
Mrs j E Zimmerman and Mrs. G.. b
Sheen were hostess at beautifully
appointed luncheon Saturday, given at
the home of Mrs. Zimmerman. The deco
rations were In yellow, with the talI yei-
feet. Following the luncheon the after
noon was spent In cards, 500 being the
game PLAYED. The prize winners were
Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. Perry.
delightful affair OF Monday evening
was given by Mrs. Welsh at her home on
WoodSide avenue The evening was
spent In cards, and Miss Mae Baillie
and Mrs. j. w. Thompson were awarded
the prizes
Misses Margaret Snyder and Ella
Snyder spent Thanksgiving at their home
in the Park.
The pupils OF the Utah Conservatory OF
that was much enjoyed by the largo num-
Der present.
Keith Buck. Laurence Schaper and nd
win Hartwell spent Thanksgiving at their
homes in Park CITY.
Mrs Paul w. Billings entertained at
family dinner Thanksgiving day. Covers
were laid for ten.
morning from Idaho Falls to spend
Thanksgiving with his mother,
Last Friday evening at the home OF
his parents. Mr. and Mrs r. ]. McDop
aid. John Mcdonald entertained n num-
Der of his friends. the occasion being his
fifteenth birthday.
Miss Jeanie Sherman, accompanied by
Misses Anderson and McAllister came up
TO the Park Thursday morning to spend
a few days at the Sherman home.
Mrs. Richardson and daughter, Grace,
were incoming passengers Thursday
morning.
Mrs. James Don and children were pas
sengers for Salt Lake Wednesday after
noon to spend few days visiting with
relatives.
Misses Della Jennings and Elizabeth
Martin, students Of the University Of
Utah. spent Thanksgiving at their homes
in Park City.
Miss Clara Nmball came up from Salt
Lake Thursday morning TO enjoy few
days Vaca ton at home,
DR. j, ], Galligan spent Thanksgiving
with his mother and his uncle. the Rev
Father Galligan.
The grand bail and matinee given IN
Rasband's hall Thursday afternoon and
evening was well attended and thoroughly
enjoyed.
The pupils OF Miss Catherine Shields
gave recital Friday afternoon in the
Quinn theater The following pupils
took part: Marie Thompson. Mary Louise
Allen Ethel Lewis. Althera Stewart,
Lena Guyman. Miriam Gibson, Ella Rad
don, Louise Pr!sk. Anna Berry, Mary
Huddy, Zoe Radon, Irene Jefford Ellen
Mcdonald, Margaret McFarlane Christie
Boulton. Cleo Potts, Lois Gibson and
Henryetta Shields. a large number Of
invited guests were present and enjoyed
every number.
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GARLAND.

GARLAND, Nov. 2s-Mr. and Mrs. c.
W. Andrews and daughters OF Salt Lake
are guests at the home OF M. Il. An
drews.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Arichaels enter
tatned at family dinner on Thursday
the guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Michaelis, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Orlce,
Nr and Mrs. Herman Brown OF Salt
Lake City and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snow
OF Brigham, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Groch
OF Honeyville. Misses Verda and Bessl g
Edwards. Walter Michaells OF Honey
Vile and Ernest Steffens OF Brigham.
ner on Thursday. complimentary TO her
daughter. Miss Alma. The guests wore
the Misses Blanche Manning. Vera Pres
Ton. Jessie Evans. Melba Coombs and
Bern!ce Groves.
Little Miss Louise Manning was hostess
on Friday afternoon. the occa sion being
her sixth birthday. Among the little
guests were Margaret JardIne, Theona
AndruS. Mary Jensen, Mary Bailey, Bar
bara Grover and Douglas Wixom
On last Saturday evening w. H Evans
was surprised by q number OF friends
gathered 10 do honor to his birthday.
Sasser. Miss Mamie sasser. Albert
Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Evans. Mr.
and Mira. Murie aud Mrs. Dun Harrs OF
Dwood
Last Saturday Mrs. Q. L. Winters en-
tertained number Of little ladies' In hon
or OF the fifth birthday OF her daughter.
Leals; Those little lasses who enjoyed
me pleasant afternoon were Theona An
Evans. Leah Vanflcet. Margaret Carter.
Dale and Mildred Davis Helen Rose.
MARY Jensen. Lavon Edwards and Joe
Bush; Miss Nina Winters assisted in en-
tertainlng.
Mr., and Mrs. w. f. Person entertained
at dinner on Thursday evening. the
guests being Nr. and Mrs. ]. A. Morten-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Eph coombs and fam
ily and Reed Person OF Eureka
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MONROE.

MONROE. Nov. 29.-Ths ed y. in
OF the Monroe wards engSSss1rus ngSsnrsday
BIT hunting contest on ,bn Uvictor
North ward BOYS were INC n the
ing 1876 TO 134 on tho par savs
ward. The defeated sioe ,,,ctors
luncheon and ball 10 tne W.
pavilion. -. Ms
The Presbyterian Women smasting
society held It's weekly MISS
mission cottage on Friday M
the teacher, was the host ,s,ss
MISS Genet LatImer and a,IIa,tIns hn1ilh 81
mer OF Nephi are mere atImer. TED
ter Miss Margaret ID. t~a'i'"
the Monroe high schooi. .,, Iai
william a. Morton OF ra sn,' to
gave an interesting lecture oschoo'
meeting ,,arni%S Of both in sTnenNS ihe North u
Mr. Kirby. formerly REED reI al
vlar county. but no" i.',or In
Fails. Idaho, was V'S''0'
this week.
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GARFIELD.

GARFIELD. Nov. 2s-Tho Copper
Queen Card club met Wednesday after
esses in charge were Mesdarnes Carnn-
hell and Dunlap. Present were Mes
DANES Marshall. Maycock, Henson. Ev-
ers. Madsen. Snyder, Avis. Murphy. Me-
phies for high scores were won BY Mrs.
Carl hadssn and Mrs. II. Marshall
The Ladies' Aid society met In regular
session Friday afternoon at the club
uouse- inc programme was devoted Ia
aornestc science discussion and proved an
interesting innovation. Mrs. Gilbert Pal
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mer, acting chairman, began with a
round table OF household hints Mrs II.
Nelson, assisted by Mrs. Marshall and
Miss Howard. gave a Demonstration IN
n paper on "Home Economics In Gar
field"
Mr.. and Mrs IIodgson Marshall enter
tained at dinner on Thanksgiving Mr..
and Mrs. C. +. Summers and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. II. Maycock Of Salt Lake.
a successful post Thanksgiving dance
was given Friday evening at odd Fel-
lows hall.
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LOGAN.

LOGAN Nov. Ss-The leading social e~,ut n.
tho week tho charity ball given Monday syan-
Ing b. tho A G. woman's club Tho affair vas
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(EHI.

LDTII Nov. 2S-NIr. and Mrs A NJ
Davis announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Ella. TO Howard West OF Pleas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-10-20
GOAL MINE
And Acreage at iDola Are
Purchased by Hutchinson
Coal Company.

The Hutchinson Coal Company has
closed a deal whereby 1t has taken
over the holdings of the Short Line
Coal Company consisting of a mine
and 200 acres of coal at Dola on tho
Short Line railroad between Clarks-
burg and New Martinsville short
distance below Lumberport. The
mine at Dola is. two opening opera
ton. The Hutchinson Coal Company
will put in a first class plant at that
point and will bring the mine to a
high stage OF development. Just ms
soon as expedient new equipment will
be installed.
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BURIED AT FI1ATWooDs.

The body of w. G. Harper. a Bal
tlmore and Ohio railroad brakeman.
who was killed in THE local railroad
yards Saturday forenoon, was taken
from the lWarne Undertaking Com
pany's chapel to his home at Flat
woods Sunday morning aud funeral
services and burial were held Their
Monday afternoon.
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EEgF sB 7 MS ARE
TO GATHER EM S ODII
DbRrTlEs SITTING.

Deputy sherif George w. ConIey
Is collecting taxes at Wyatt today
ana tomorrow he will be at Dola for
the same purpose, while Deputy
Sherih Clarence E. Stout is collect
ing at Lost Creek today ana he will
collect ateiMt. Glare tomorrow,
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An instrument in the weather bu-
reau at Washington records every
lightning fash within 100 miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-14

brought the four horses into the curb
with the perfection Of professional
tire crowd checrad.
The drivers seat was occupied in
turn By Miss Alexander. Miss Ida
Louise F'ieitmauu, Miss Angelica Ger
r., Miss Marion Eollia8. Bliss MAJ
garet Maxwell. Mrs. Thomag Hastings.
Mrs. Oliver IscIin. Mrs. J. L. Davis
and Ars. Presto. Davie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-14

be able to let yog have any money TO
save. I'm sorry for all my faults and
al the worry I've caused you. This
worry would socn drive you mad, too.
Good-by, my darling. take good care
Of Bunny and get what the best wife
in the world deserves-true happiness.
l forgive everybody and want them 20
forgive me. W. F. c.
According to Georgs Il. White, a
former partner of Conkey. and the
White" mentioned in the letter, Mr..
Conkey had been worrying for ser
era. months ever the failure of a
block of mining stock. practically his
only asset, to pay dividends
Bunny" mentioned in the latter, is
Conkey's Is months old daughter.
Conkey was admitted to the bar and
entered the firm of White, Mabie &
Conkey ten years ago. White left the
firm and il was continued as Mab5e
& Conkey. Several months ago a
quarrel separated the remaining part
ners and Conkey since then had been
practicing alone. He ives 80 years old.
A janitor in the Ashland block
heard shot at $50 p. m He ran into
Conkey's office. He found the lawyer
in a chair with a bullet hole in his
temple and a revolver at his feet. He
was unconscious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-14
CHICAGO LAWYER
SHOOTS HIMSELF

Chicago, H., May 14.-Desponden;
ever financial affairs, Willard F. Con-
key, an attorney living d: DIVERSE
parkway, last night shot s1d fatally
wounded himself while IN his Office in
the Ashland block. lie was taken 20
st. Luke's hospital. where he died
shortly before midnight.
Conkey wrote two letters apparent
y Z few minutes before he shot him
self. One asked that his fa:her-in-law,
Charles Quinn OF 446 Fullerton park
way. be notified CT his deed.
The other letter was TO Conkey's
widow. 1t follows:
Ny Darling Wife: Please forgive
me. but | could not stand it any longer.
The worry is driving me mad. I in
close all the money I have except
some 20 be paid out, which you will
find in the safe, in the box which
locks. The Cans files are a so there.
Get Mr.. White TO handle that case and
notify her. There is nothing in my
safety deposit box. The Cans codicil
(originaD is in the safe in the files
Ny private papers, life insurance pol.
icy. all paid up 20 July 13. 1913. with
stock and other private papers. are in
the safe. Abe and Mr.. White and
Pete. know, will help you to close up
my affairs. They Can find everything
in desk OF safe, AMI Kramer can
help, too l am Leaving the safe open,
but you have the conbina ion, l have
lost the or,gina-.
iaclose duplicates of desk keys
and something is locked in large cen
ter drawer CT desk You can be vel
taken care OF and handle and save the
! SO, 900 insurance. ! never seemed 70