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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-12
wARsuAL's SALE.

DuusUANr TO AZ EXECUTION TO ME
L directed ly tho Third District Cour. ~ tho
irffiturY OF ltau, ahHll expose ut public sale,
nt tho front door OF thu county Court house in
ihu uty ut SAT- Lake, County % salt lake aud
lruitHry N Utah, on We liln day ~ January,
lHil. uE ton O'Clock n W., an mo tight utlU,
clalm aud interest ot william Grocshsck 0f. In.
aud 10 thu following dtsCr.Urd ro4I estate
Hitul q, lying AMI being iu nllt take CITY und
County HuI dDarfl'c HH follows. 90 VII.
Tie undivided uuv.cIE Uth iutr. rst uf william
Gruutbeah o. no. and % mo tpl.oAt1E real rs'
A.y, Co Wiz.
Commencing l1' foot north from southwest
corner OF lot seven l5I, block th.rysuluH tNl..
ulbl "N', sole l|kU tII. survey thence mouth
hitF Hryrn hul uuUHhHU .l3'I ttcts thence
CHst one hundred .INtYstUur .lHl fott. turnuu
south nfIy suyrH Hui our.Half I5f.l feet.
thence wet Que hundred HINty.iour lU feet
60 place Uf IUIIUuIUE
Also. rnmmHreng Esr .I rods south from
uurfUNpHt ruFlcruf Dot lUrro fII. bloch iniftY
ugp .H|. plat s, Bale Lake CITY surveys thence
UHaE twenty .lH| role. Oh uHu nIr ten ant
uuusualt .l.iI I tuuii thence wet twenty in
rods thence south ten and one hNt lnaltuct
10 Do sod na tho property Of wuunm
hruusnork, nc The suit Of Hicinbersor a
hAliHsUrr
Ttrna of salc, cash, ....
Nat NJ. uRiGuAM,
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SUMMONS ON oROss COMPLAINT.
In tuu pHtriHt Court u and Tor ihc Third
JUDICIAL District uf Utah Tors tory,
County ui naIf Lutn


olu s. br0raUtcE. Ann %. Gr1osl1Ck, william
GIocsbrUb, LlyHuur - orUuHucrAtNirhulls
~ tfupUnUU., lilu1H urIUHhgrss Joseph
NJ, -t0uu. Henry 49,. uIrcu. %. N. bacon,
tao National Bank, "a corporation james
Tucker ana Henry Il. Wallace co uartnor.
doing bu.ncsa under iho hrh name ~
3. =. Ierr'l ~. r., La.uy, Mas Martin and
rumuc L., LeipIOr, Co'pHrluCrs, uLdrr thu
urm name vi Martin g. lclpfur ami li1ughs
tun, McNair Hardware GOA corporation,
uOtguuuutH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-12

Delinquent uoucc.-sa,Ior Mnmg and Milling
Company,
Location OF principal place ~ buhuoHs. saiI
Lake city Utah.
Location OF u0r O., ruic county, utah.
NOTICE THERE ALE hElNQUENr or.
~ 900 tUu following U"HrIibUd stnrk uu nr.
tuuutOIusscsHmuu lowed Uu the seventh day OF
october lslI 600 HUNyra' HmUuuu 600 opposite
tlc nantes OF thy respective ahAIuuolturs, 40
fuIIuWH.
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ILaAL NOTICE.
lu tho Probate Court, lu and Tor Salt Lake
County Territory VI u,ah,



NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ jamra %, Smith administrator of MO
estate OF John s. smith, dUcgnsud, hNa te o.
durtl fnf settlement ami nlpd in said Court Do 10
nnul account ut hIs administration of halh
vstytu ANA petition Tor uual ilHtruutlou of 90
rgaIduu OF SAID estate among tho persons emit
Uul thereto, uud that Wednesday, tho ltth llF
u. January, A,n. 1924, ut DO O'Clock AIM. 10 tho
House, stIt laku UIly lud County, ltlh Ter
rItury, hl. been duly appointed by mo Judge
OF s1id court cor ho settlement OF sWd hr'
count and tnuug Hlu priiuon Tor Nlflrlhu'
Sion. ut which umu and place any person lu.
tgruHiyi iu enid estate may appear anu show
cause, If any there boz, why Said account should
moo Doe ru'uud and approved and 1nal dhiri1u
tuu mHuy Hs prayed Tor.
Dated December -lsi, l'a ..
n. v, MELOi.
Clura NJ tl1 Probate Court
by i, D, JACK, Deputy.
WAupILL a ADAMS,
Attorneys Tor Estate,
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Iu th0 Probate Court Boo 4nI Cor slu Lake
county, Territory Oi tuu.
Do the Matter OF tbo Relate OF John Neck,
Deceased.
NOTICE is IiEaEuY GIVES THAT
~ sarah Irrt. rHHrutrN ui tho
rttlte ut John Beck deceased, Doe ron.
drrci Cor HUt iumCut suI 1ig1 lu HNi touft
hrr uual account uf bee admiuHtUlIuu of HIit
rstlte aud uuuUUn for lul' UIstT| alton OF tho
rcHiIuv Di falu rsfafc among th' urHunH yH.
uiifd thereto, aud that IurHlHt, tur NIth DAY
az January, a -. lsli, 90 DO O'Clock m 90
Che Court tioum ol fsld Court in thc county
Court house, salt Lake CITY and County ltlu
IHrrIt1FF. haH been duly appointed uy tnu
Judge OF Hu1 Court Cor inc 'trcnuut ~ SAID
account ani hearing said uvuiluu Cor duirbu.
ton, no which time aud place any person
Interested sail Ust4f1 NAY aUnu.r anI show
cause. u any tugro hr, WIZ slil account Hhpuid
NOT Uu settled Auu approved aud lual didirllu
ton made uH UrufrI Cor.
Dated JANUARY Oth, 1924, .......
Cior OF she Probate Court
uyJ O. JACK. pn.ufy.
3. MAuhIIAW, Attorney
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NOTICE, THEHE ARE rELtNQuENr
~ upon Gao following dc .crIUC1 It0fk ou
.HNuuut uf assessment levied uu thH ltlu day
"i -NufNmhtr l.Hi the several amount ari
'rUlsie GO nance OF the respective snare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-12

In ih0 District Court in Hnl for tho Third
Judicial district uf uiah Territory,
County ut sails lltH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-12

Near Eddy, n. NJ, the Seven Pines
dan recently completed is said To he
rapidly hlling up aud will lorm lake
~ large as Lake Chautauqua, New
hotl, IT'S m immense concern and
VIII contain enough water T. run tho
connecting irrigation bitches for ablut
soyeniy'two days II required.
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nat ~ BRIGHAM.

by l.. T. AncuuU, Deputy Alnr hal.
Dated nrU 2l'h, lsIf.
nuuru, LEE 4 GRAY, Attorneys for Plain.
IuH
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Ga tho Probate Court 300 aui i0r slI GAi
county, Territory 0i tuu.
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Eiuuatea Cheenuuy Given. -, a,,t,,,.a
r.. Your orders hoh''"a'
A@CaxPOE4HS - GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
prDSOvaL NOTES FROM RHTHEBECK.

RhInebeck y. y. Sept. tSpeciaD-John Jacob
Aston visited Ferncline Friday The new boat
house which Is now completed, Is n marvel OF ele-
sance and undoubtedly IL the finest building OF It's
kind In this country. Its cost was nearly Soeo
and IT was partly designed by Mr.. Aston himself
II Is two etorles in height. with apartments on the
second floor for a family at one end. and a suite
for Mr. and Mrs. Astor's use at the other The
first story contains on the north side large engine
and DYNAMO for furnishing electricity for lights for
the house and grounds at Ferncline and also for
the electric launches. The remainder OF this Moor
is taken up by a slip in which the launches and
small boats will be housed The house Is called
The Gate House the Shore. from the large
iron gates which guard the land entrance
Mr. and Mrs Shields. Of Troy have been the
guests OF Mrs. Robert Johnston Mrs. and Misc
McDlmund. of New-York, have been visiting Mrs.
George Esselstyn. Miss Hyslop has returned from
Pelham Manor. Miss Fletcher II the guest OF Mns.
Gardner. Miss stoddard of Springfield, Mass. Is
visiting Mrs. Bronson. Mrs. Fellows and Miss Fell
lows OF New-York are the guests OF relatives in
this place. -
The sudden death OF Mrs: Jane NJ. Aspnwan was
a shock 10 the people of this vicinity. Her beau-
fll home at Messena was place well known TO
made charity her life work She erected the hand
some Church Of st. John the Evangelist, at Barry
town, in memory Of her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
ATLANTIC CTTY'S AUTUMN SEASON.

AN UNPRECEDENTED NUMBER or GUESTS STAY
TO ENJOY SEPTEMBER BY THE SEA.
Atlantic city " j. Sept ! (SpeciaD. The past
week has separated the characteristic summer ele-
ment from those who find enjoyment in the charms
OF Atlantic city without the hustle and excitement
July and August sending the former home after
an active summer nj keeping the latter here to
enjoy what Is generally regarded a. the most pleas
ant month OF the year for rest and recreation.
September this year will unquestionably be
ceptlonal month. for never ~ its opening have 50
many hotel and boarding house guests remained
over and never before 50 many cottages been
rented for the fall months So satisfactory has
been the advent OF fai that few Of the h1ster.es
will close their doors before the list Of October.
Among the arrivals Of the past week is Admiral
James \. Greer t. :. y. who will remain at the
Hotel Brighton for indefinite stay. Senator
Arthur T. German of Maryland. is enjoying a rest
at the Hotel Dennis Ills wife and i've daughters
Babcock a sturdy Republican representative OF
Wisconsin and wife are among the Hotel
Among the New Workers in town the past week
H. spencer p Miss Godsborongh Thomas H. White
beck and F. }. Prmrose' at me Shelbnrne az the
GaIoy. Miss Gaoy. MIR and Mr.. ". Harris. G.
GFsS@T'd Mrs n bahman a"S Mrs. fos Stem
NJ Lehman. b. soomons ard b. Weber are at The
NJ Meyers. + Pearl. S Cohen, Miss s Maher, j.
Brown, G. Mead and p Ilardcaste a, the Sea
Kendall. Miss Eva Kendall. T. smith. h. D. Had.
ley. L. Brown. Miss Hartley. Mr. and Mrs Edward
o'Neii. Miss {. n brooks ana Martin o'Br;en. NJ
Birch y Ncwton. Harry Simon. Edward WIllnlan
J. Banksrstsin Charles c1ulsy S Mrs L. r BGrk
Mrs John Sampson Edward Nicholson. W. Oster-
held George GresoIy G. u Malksr NJ Fax J. Sim
sion At the I.uray are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Heyman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
.. rI-Sy WEEK AT THE SEA G1RT CAMP.

Goa Grit. ~ j. Sept. (SpeciaD-This has been
.ha busiest week a camp since the second
rrsade were here for their annual encampmeht.
nhe rep,,Iar rifle practice and skirmish runs have
h.er the order of duty during the week. Inc
members of the 80 Regiment, under Colonel Ben)a-
mi, r Lee. have been making bull s-eyes thus
enabling them to qualify as marksmen. Inc WASH
,npton team composed of thirty OF the best Marks
men in the District of Columbia. have been mere
also State teams from New-York' pennsylvania
Georgia and Maine have been here nearly all week
at practice on Monday the matches TOT manu-
some trophies will begin.
Thomas j. Conville. of New-fork. VINO Is sum
mering at the Parker House. rescued a lazy from
rivals this week are: Beach House-Jonn y
Cimartin. w c. Peoples. Thomas Holmes w, II
Coons A. r. Henson. T. f. Beck, r. - oa,Ioet'
Of New York: Herbert +. Williams MISS VI -;
WcNuliin. A. G. Cooper. Miss b. NJ. cooper Oh
Brooklyn. 49, >, c,.,u Y, Conville
Charles A. Mccarthy, George Partridge, D. seer
w r ConvilIe r j. Conville. H. b. Iimreie D.,
II Marshal s. S Armstrong. of New ork JOIN
~ S'Rrien Mr. and Mrs Manuel Gonzales. Antonio
c,onzs,es Casimir Tag. Charles H. rag Oh bFooN-
Ign. ,uu p,air Miss Nettie A.
pIair Mrs r. w. Hussey. F. A Beboington George
H. Ingram of New orK'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
SPRING LAKES GAY SEASON CLOSING.


Spring Lake. y. j.. Sept Speciality MONDAY
morning the summer population VIII De so ul''li'-
ished that all the big hotels will close theh lot t"e
season. and the few stragglers who prefer sea
son OF rest In September. when 1t Is more quiet
will remove to some OF the smaller places. Inc
cottage residents who rent houses, as Wei as
those who possess their own summer "o''e' WI
linger throughout this month
Among the list of arrivals at the hotels TINS
week
Wilburton by he Sea-George NJ. Wilkins, l." D.
Jones Mrs Robert Scott. 7. r. List. Charles NJ
White James Gray, s T. Champion, J. F.. Toster'
! Marshal Tiese Charles y. Wilkinson +; H.
Allen of New-York Mrs. j. e.. wilson Mrs.
(vlarkson, Miss Gertrude Wilson. the KEY X. r.
Pendeton E. Snedeker, of Brooklyn; Mrs ldt
Sntton Y c. Pilgrim. 5. sutton, Mr. ana Mrs, j.
Williams Charles j. Martin Mahlon Apgar. Mrs
r. q Grunhard, A. a. Hyneman. A d. BECKER
i w. Williams Samuel L. Walker, William Cor
Aiiajre House, W Hauenbeck, Arthur James
Frank Coster X B. Jones. Mrs. Hall, MISS Earle.
~ and Mrs w c. Montague. Miss Waterloo.
Mrs. f. S. Powell. Mrs. NJ E. Sharon OF New
York. ,, 1Ioss Mice ue,an
Mrs. John S. Geagen. ~, v ParkeT Max MAJ ~ l..
Sewsn George F. Meth. II. w. Bardel, John Lam
ning peter Bodine Z. H Gould, r.. Mr. ana Mrs
w w Weatherspoon. Thomas Rowe; H. n VI.
Dennis John J. Farley. Frank ID. Favey, MISS
NAN s Pavey. W. A. Pendelon. of New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
SCHOOLS AND MILITIA ~ CONNECTICUT

Norwich Conn. Sept. (SpeciaD.-Stern criticism
by Connecticut newspapers and taxpayers OF the al.
legged hilarious nature OF the late National Guard
encampment at Mantle has produced AZ least one
practical result In order To mollify the outraged
feelings OF taxpayers. who not long ago threatened
by means of the General Assembly 70 abolish the
whole thing National Guard. encampment and all
In the interest OF economy, the citizen soldlerS
since their return from camp have ndusriousy cir
culatel paper throughout the Guard emoodyms
p sort OF unofficial temperance pledge ana
nearly all the readily signed 1t. II j. popular
opinion that sweeping reforms will be Effected
the military department OF the state before INC
Guard is sent 10 the Mantle grounds again.
According to the reports OF some or the scho"
district officials. whose duty 1t is 70 repair, tne
schoolhouse annually not few OF the rural Schools
houses are pretty shabby and Odd-lookins contrIv.
ances. one structure in particular noted oy INV
district repairer Is the queer little rude ana hon,SS
Is schoo,h0use. not less than seveniy-hYe years o.t
OF the so-caed "Gungy" district. IN 4 via asa
lonely part OF Salem, ten miles west OF thiS c'v'
among the hills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
HOTEL CHAMPLAINS SUCCESSFUL SEASoN'

Hotel Champain. Clinton. Co. y. Y, Sept
(speciaD-This season has been a brilliant success,
not only socially. but also from hnanclai point OF
view The managers already preparing 10 lay
ont several additional miles of beautiful pains
through the woods under the direction OF I. H.
Miller the landscape gardener In charge OF fair-
mount Park Philadelphia. The entire dec!vi'y from
the hotel 10 the lake will he converted into series
OF terraces.
Prominent among the weeks arrivals are Colonel
d. r. Larned l. S. A: Baron and Baroness Rodoif
of Naples. Italy; H. Burchill. Miss X. J. Burchill
James G.. BuIchlll. Miss Backford Mrs {. W.
Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Mcdonald. Mr.
and Mrs J. F. Mcneil, Charles a. Young, Mr., and
Mrs A. Van Brunt Voorhees,. Mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Trusow Miss Trusow Mr.. and Mrs Glover Mrs
IL Cummings, Mrs. s. III. Huffman. Miss Huffman
Mrs b. Rice, Miss Rice. J. Clarence DAVIS nc
Miss Nina f. Pearsall. Mrs. c. f; Skidmore. Miss
Sxiarnore Misc F. Fisher. Edward F. Spencer r.
0rmonde Power. Mr.. and Mrs c. X. Kisner Mt
ard Mrs f. X. Houghton, Mrs. a. o. CraHeT. DIT
and Mrs. william Y. Lane Elias kemper, irving l.
Kemr,er MIR and Mrs. ". J. Murray ignatins fice
Mrs and Miss Rice Mr.. and Mrs. f. Baidwin MIS-
and Miss Coonbs the Rev James and Mrs Eiditz
". r. Weeks Mr.. and Mrs G Burton Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs G L Harrins,Sn Charles s,ans NJ s and
Mrc G. F. lisytin. Miss Martin. Mrs. E. NJ PRENTICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
HOTELS CLOSING AT LONG BRANCH.

LIS
Long Branch ~ j.. Sept (Speciai).-The gay
mart of the season practically closes with TINS week.
although cottagers will remain here for al least
another month TO enjoy the luxury of september
weather at the seaside. and the natural quiet tha
fellows the departure Of the hotel contingent Two
hotels have already closed and third Will follow
TODAY The West End Hotel will remain open Tor
couple of weeks yet in all probability. This Is not
definitely decided upon yet, but the annex cottages
opposite the hotel will remain open at least long
enough to entertain lingering guests. of which the
West End has quite a number this season l ne
Rowland House purposes remaining open until sep
TENDER 10. , . .A Voc, End
Hotel the following: Mr. and Mrs. NJ : MorK' Nj
and Mrs j. Il. Martin. +. Phillips Burgess u, "
D. Pagan ID. Fox c. J. Kintner, Mr. and MIS- r. y.
Anable. Alfred Davis. Samuel Woln; Hernah ~
Baruch NJ b. Bromer Sidney +: ConeI' Nj an, anu
Mrs Andrew NJ Davies. Simon Bing. MI. ana MIS-
j. W. Downer Mrs. l. baldwin, MISS Is. baluW III
Arthur Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Moheh ME-
Barlow. Miss Mcdonald. Miss NJ Mohen MAJOR
J. w. Reilly. L. 5. A; Mr.. and Mrs. SaMueii - a.
Drew Edward A. Stern Mr.. and Mrs EDWARD NJ
+ Miller r NJ Brown, Of New-lork.
Rowland House,. Schloss. Miss VI. NJ GoldZlekel'
Miss NJ Coldzieker. Mr.. and Mrs. VI: HarisnaIi NIT
r. Stemples Joseph Curley. W. II. Higble u H.
Kurtz Mrs NJ II. ThreefoOt. Charles kurZIhn' MI
and Mrs W. Rosenthal. Mr.. and Mrs > r. Myers
Miss A. Myers and W. L. Myers, OF New-Aork' M's'
NJ F. Cheeks of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02

Miss F, Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien B. Chase Mr.
and Mrs f. F. Suffern, Mr. and MIR G X; , Mnr,'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Grant the Misses Stewart
August Rowler. F: Rowler Dr and Mrs. Il naw.
lev. Mr. and Mrs C. W. southworth Nj, ana MIS- Tr
" c Savage Miss Savage. George r. Harvey. M
and Mrs F. NJ FELTON, jr. d. w. Evans. NJ i;
Gray Fred. n. Clarkson, Mrs NJ. Small Mrt , ana
Mrs S b Foy the Misses Davis and W. H. bii0e'
Of NeW-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02
sEABRIGHT HAS A CAMPAIGNING.

SeabrIght " j. Sept tSpeciaD.-Iurnins rom
The long list of summer festivities that has ma'Ne"
rho gavest of gay seasons here. the remaining
yuess are nov, in a penitentia mood, and their con-
triton ia shown in the enthusiasm with whlch they
entered into the work of the camp-fneellng 'ha'
was opened Monday the corner or oceah-dV'.
and Beach-st a large tent was recently bough' al
Ocean Grove a platform built and an od-fashlohed
Methodist camp meeting begun. Last night a song
service was held led by T. G. Armstrong and the
Kings Sons of Long Branch The services are con-
Quoted by the Rev. S. X Moore. OF keamsputs'
the Rev Carl Peterson Of Oceanic: the Rev. George
L. Dobbins of Red Bank. presiding elder; the rev
w. F. c. Strickland. the Rev. James Moore OF
Trenton and the Rev. Charles Yatman. OF ocean
Grove.
The Shrewsbury Inn still holds over seventy-fve
guests A delightful progressive WHIST party was
enioyed on Monday evening. - -.,.
The hotels generally will close in about TWO weekS,
although a couple Of them Will Keep conlpIny MI.h
the cottagers and remain open unt the 'o atpss
continue TO attract visitors. Among the receh'
peninsula House-Mr. and Mrs. A, b. Wright /"
r Treharne H. NJ Balhe Mrs. NJ f. Sykes. ).
b. Burt. Henry A. Miett r. Parsons noI IIn'
ii Durham sr. Thomas II. Durham. IT, Miss Huc
New York; c. B. Seburg 5. NJ. Turney, James j.
iEdwards Mrs J. H. Dewey. Miss Daisy Dewey and
Miss H. d. Valentine. Of BROOKLYN n,u,, l.
rn PaPsons Of Of He%-YorS: + Decker of Brooklyn
Hotel Normandie-b by the Sea-Gordon MacDona99'
Brown. Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles II. Bell; Mrs j. I'll Il.
schults IT, samuel Colgae Austin Sog obes f the
Mrs Rose p Tally. F. Il. Scott; Archbishop, Al; "A;
Corrigan Vicar-General Joseph II. Mooney MI ahI
Mrs l.. c. Bruce and Miss Maude f. Lawrence oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-02

Clark. A. Weed r. r TrOeseher; Arthur M NJ Iors g.
Miss mabel chds Albert crs snrssns Gno FL
snrarue r : X sprague, H. slnauer Miss Often ten
heimer Mr and llrs. George NJ WoSd' P MlS
PAM Green Mss underoo Howard SictsIas Mss
H Heny f. Mss Edh fRcckeeez d 9ckste
Ter IT, Nine. Beck. Miss Jennie Beck; oa ~: a. PARK
E S1Ts Mr. t' and Mrs William BroTn Nh w, ana
Mrs Joseph Mason, and Mr. ana MIS- son,innes to be
nrosnerous and promises late ending At the no
tel Chateaugay are these Ne"-'o'"''
'H Mrs cowe Hobekrk Mrs J. R1gses M R99eJ
Adams George ss fon X Has b. Mrs. & r. Her
Has6roSMk Miss rnve e Miss Egert and Mrs
Arnold Master Arnold John k,rB Moore choatc. Miss
aphm hsTs Kf Ns. as Ksx p and Miss Ma
eS Tho most prosperous season at the WawbeeK is
now in P pro and many new arrivals from all
parts OF the country are oh enc lame during the
s HHnf % Dr. and Mrs " N swonsey NJ ana MRS
: s Packard Edgar Lear Mss M Mnna FAY FAY
sr Ts ra$oE N N bsi Era? ssm hi"f'h
c as Reac S Mr AMI and Mrs F Hsa%an 4 Il p A.
Meaman T. " Denton Mr. and ar Nr! Mr and Mrs
Go' Re Mr Tod Nj and Mrs Fly toy Tay tnf
Misses Lloyd. Miss ~ L. Harrisog' a riggs Mr. and
Mrrr'3a anes r Oxford H. NJ Murray Mrs Fl NJ
Murray Miss Harriet Murray ana Arthur ~
snnc Of the New-Yorkers who registered "a.
Edgewood Inn are Mi Ma. and bay I5 T. F. Kendrick
r. r James Miss May g. James, "ili'a'"
and Miss rS MSrS" at the big Ampersand from New
YORK INCLUDE Mr. and Mrs Charie,ss, 3 n crne Peek
Mrs Ha"' 14H M Il H anI Mrs s' s. corii Mr.
and Mrs Francis g. Gorham Ma'r Mr. and Mrs
NJ; a,, Il creenhcrg Miss r. Grcenberg MIS- a.
t;rcenberg. Mr.: and Mr. Charles ~ NiM1tnpdorf. H. B.
=. Morg"'i i,rancis r. Robert Mrs. H. Muller MISS
Fnystner. John H. Deane. Mrs ,j Edwin = = sioane
h ,i' M'SI nav T. Reginald Foster. John pierGe
tsi j. Robnson Ralph Marsh Mrs Ra'P9 T Tenrs
MMr and NI Mrs. r crawford Ahel ,o C5ST XIX
John bushnell Walter L. lascees Mr lynn Henry
Ts'' pn nG Miss Z . Davis Mss T. h. Ray shc
Miss NJ Louise bushnell Mis- i iirle !; g RoIman
M MGv and ; Mrs. Mo's PaSkard Mr and M Mr
Hmdo" Mss Z rsaTs% MI mr. an an4 M MF
n Mdge' Tod Miss DUANE IL H M1s brown own
N Nrs Won Ed RofhEsch H. & Hopkins j. PEme
Mrs u"s s Bache. Herbert scheptel r. D. c Mp5
jr D. a Pearsa Mr. ana MRS D,x Mr. and Mrs
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