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liant with thousands o. roses. sen. IN
from the many Lovely gardens and tire
visitors were mach Impressed by the
beauty % Tacoma flowers A string or
chsstra Furnished r1sss4c for dancing ard
short addresses @ere made by Yartatis
Hefnters Of the party. IN response To the
words o. welcome spoken by Judge VII
Commerce.
Monday afternoon the Linda carried oft
3 gay party % young people for sat-
Miss Mabel Moore. % Alameda. Cal. was
the snest % homer the others being. Miss
rpraEge. Miss NlcksR1s. Miss Cover Miss
French, Mr. sydney Piummer. ~ A.
Young. Il q. Walker. Howard Vanderbilt.
j. T. Small.
A delightful yachting party ON board
the Linda. was given last SATURDAY after
noon by Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Steeb. Their
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs John r. 9cn.t.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie 1,ullom. Irs. III.
Weston Bridges MrS j g. Van Narter.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. &. Touaey, Miss MENUS.
Miss Curl.
THE graduating, exercises OF the kinder
gartea training school will 5e held next
Friday evening IN the FRS; II F.. church
very glad TO gee al persons interested in
kindergarten work.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hayden has recovered suffi-
GENTLY 20 be- taken TO her home She is
expecting n visit from her brother. Or.
Foster a surgeon In the army. from
Washington, u. T.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie CuIlom have issued
invitations for a dancing party next
Thursday evening at the Tacoma hotel.
Mrs. T.. K Norton. who has been visit
INK in Washington. II. G.. FOR month, is
expected 10 return shis month.
MIR and Mrs. Stuart Rice. Miss Griggs
aud SIR Mum made dinner party at the
County Club Thursday.
Mr. T. ". Epos gave dinner Wednes-
day evening TO Mas Griggs and Mr. and
Mrs. II. @. Foster.
Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace Is reported 10 he
almost entirely well. and will soon return
To her home
Mrs. l.. r. Manning haE issued invita-
tons for a card party next Tuesday ar
terneon.
Mrs Grandon and Miss Terngslin, o.
Nhatcom, are visiting in the city.
Mrs. X, g. Hudson entertained the Sans
souoi club last Friday afternoon.
Mrs w b. Bushnell IL entertaining her
nephew. Mr.. Fuller, OF Chicago.
Miss June Cameron. or Seattle. is visit
" Mr.. and Mrs. George Rouse.
Mrs. G. w. GriSgs spent a few days
at Hot Springs last week.
Mrs Campbell. Of San Francisco. ia the
guest OF Mrs. J. r Steeb.
Miss Hewitt lis at home from visit to
Centralla.
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of her old lady friends Thursday after
noon At tea. the occasion being her sew
er.v-seyev1th birthday. The following
were present: Mrs. Henderson Mrs. Con-
kle. Mrs kisnsr, Mrs. Dickinson. Mrs. =
Russell Mrs. r. Rhoades and Mrs J.
Rhoades
H H McMasters. who has been confined
TO ris bed for weeks with typhoid fever. 5
able TO be about
Mrs George James Is quite sick al the
Snohomssh hospital
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Corbin have moved
from Mschias 10 Snohomish. and occupy
the house with Peter Stokes Mrs. Corsin
nursing Mrs. Stokes. who is s;ill very low.
The public schools of Snohon;xh closed
for the school year last Tuesday evening.
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union at its last regular meeting which
was also the annual meeting. elected the
following officers: President. Mrs.
Maughun: vice presidents Mrs Merritt
and Mrs. Hanson. secretary. Mrs. George
Shaw: treasurer. Mrs. Benson. superin-
,endents OF the following departments
were also appointed: Mothers meeting
Mrs. Maushlfn; literature, Mrs. Phelps:
equal suffrage and purity. Mrs. Cairns:
press notes and public meetings Mrs
Hanson: hospital and flower mission. Mrs.
Bancroft; hospital and flower mission
Mrs. Bancroft. Demorest contest Mrs.
Merritt
Miss Eva Bailey sho has been teaching
in The public schools OF Everett during the
past year, is spending her summer In Sno-
aomish.
The Ladies of the Maecabees were en-
tertained at the home of MIR. G.. s. Hall a
mile east of Snohoinish last Monday. TO
dinner. From there they went TO Monroe
and enjoyed a picnic on the banks OF the
Skykomish.
MIR. and Mrs. A. ". Richey, who have
been visiting Mrs Richeys parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cairns, left Thursday
for Toronto. Canada.
Miss Alice Turner left Thursday for n
extended visit with Mrs. E. j. King ar Ell
lensburg
The Sons Of Veterans gave an enjoyable
ice cream social and programme at Bur
tons hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. j. Boyd. Mrs. a. W. Frater Mrs.
+. Cole Mrs. James Hagan. Mrs. j. Gro
yer Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. E. c. Ferguson.
Miss Ivy Ferguson. Miss Sadie Packard
and Miss Katie keefe have been in attend
anee al the Grand Lodge o. r. S, at Sc
attic during the past week
O. c. Thornton and family are visiting
Mrs. Thornton's mother, Mrs. Clifford, at
Arlington, this week.
Miss Minnie Weisner. of Orting. Is visit
ing at the home Of Mr.. o. A. Phelps
Miss oneal and Miss Turner entertained
the pupils of their respective rooms at a
farewell party Tuesday night
AT the regular meeting of Snohomish
Tent No. s. X. o. 4. Nj. the following
officers We're elected for the coming term:
Sir knight Commander. l.. +. Hart; Sir
knight Lieutenant Comma nder H. S
Hanson: Sir knight r. X, F. NJ Evans,
Sir knight Finance Keeper, j. N Langfit;
Sir knight Chaplain. p. Rogers: Sir
knight Sergeant. f.. Heron; Sir knight
NJ. of A. II. F. Shipworth: Sir knight LIST
NJ. of G.. Henry Smith: Sir knight "a NJ
OF c.. Robert Sage: Sir knight Sentinel
Thomas Watson; Sir knight Picket. l.. S.
Buck.
Evangelist George Robert Cairns ar
rived from the East Tuesday and will oc-
cupy the Baptist pulpit.
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tneir friends az very pleasant social on
Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Max r. Huas,eH. Of
Lowell are Receiving conEratulatscr. On
TIE arrival Of daughter or the TIN inst
M William FryE.an and Mss Viola
.seoTne We're married al the home OF Rav.
I2Sfaas toyle. pastor OF the Pres bvtc~tan
cal.Tch, Monday evening, June .
MIS- Harry Allison has gone 10 Blaine
10 visit her mother
a Special ChiIdren's Day service is 20 be
held IN the Presbyterian church on sun
day
Mss Lotta Paul, of Snohomish. has been
Visiting Mrs. Hilton in this city
AIR Z F. Croker. OF Chicago is in
'ne city to spend few weeks with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Croker
Mr.. d. III. King. of Kansas City. was in
town last week the guest of Mr. c. X.
Greene
Mr. Charles D. Sweeney has returned
from New York after an absence of sew
eral month
Mr. A. D. Warner came home fron
seattle on Wednesday. He Is recovering
ali right from the injury to his foot sew
eral weeks ago.
A delightful surprise party was given
MT and Mrs. Osborne on "Wednesday even
ing Those present were: Mrs Gar
terworth, Mrs Porter. Mrs. Osborne. Miss
McAiiister. Miss Porter. Miss Hall Miss
McElroy. Miss Cad Porter. Miss McFar-
lane. Miss Hal Porter. Miss Hathaway,
Miss Morse, Miss Bronson, Miss Reich
necker. Mr.. Butterworth, Mr. Horan
NJ tonneila, Mr.. l.. X. Church Jr. Nr
Brenton, Mr. Hall. Mr.. L. Duryee. Mr.
Gibson. Mr.. Garrett Mr.. Albert puryee
Mr. Pagett. DR.. Hanna Mr. Osborne. Mr..
Kay. DR.. Cox Mr.. Garrigues Mr.
Pearse and Mr. Mills
A Hover social Will be held in the Con-
gregational church next Tuesday evening
June Is. at which time the ladies will serve
ice cream and strawberries 4 fine pro-
sramme has been arranged and il promises
10 be ore OF the most attractive entertain
ments of the season
The pupils OF the eighth grade gave a
successful Mother Goose party in Central
opera house on Friday evening.
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IN FREMONT SOCIAL CIRCLES.

A very enjoyable outing was given by
the members ~ the Wednesday Afternoon
Club Wednesday on Green Lake After
two hours. spent in rambling about the
shore ~ the lake "A dinner was served in
the pavilion covers being laid for about
sixty persons. The following toasts we're
responded IN: our Husbands Mrs
Paul Land. "0gr Clubs" Mrs. II \
srift. 'Tluh Women" Mrs. A. r Tucker.
''Our Future" Mrs. : y. Dixon
a large number q people attended the
com n3euce nssnt exercises az Ross 81 ml-
nary Wednesday morning This was the
second class shat has been graduated
from the Institution. ana Included AaS-
rle Isabel GrfE4s Lille Marie Peterson
and Charles Aivah Giles. The programme
included an address by Hon 6. ". Ten
uey orattons rs each q the graduates.
and music under the direction II Prof.
Clark. Prof (. W shay. priacipal
Miss Younss gave "a delightful whist
Parry Thursday evening a. her Rome rear
Ross Prizes Wsre AWARDED Miss Au<ier-
son and SIR. Nils. a dainty lunchson
was served Dancing brought the even
ing - a close Tire guests were NJ. ard
Mrs. Graham Mss Lewis. Miss kjacaid.
Ni4s Dodge Miss Holden. Miss Graham.
Mss Warner Mss Aay Smith, ~. Law
renee kinc8l3 Mr. George Morris. Mr.
Leonard Anderson, Air. Robert Morris.
sfr l. y MARSHAL Mv Charles =. War
ner. NJ l. r Mills
Tne rneua 5s.rs of the Green Lake Seal
C1sh gave a pleasant party AZ Green Lake
rsavgIsoa Thursday evening. The commit
tes Oh arrAnx @Tnents tnciu8Ad Mr T, 4
7nurstan and Mr. Wal Ask the patron
essez were: Mrs. " u Poison and Mrs
II l.. Wright
Nr A J Goddard save a launch party
Friday afternoon IN honor - the G4ersi-
bars 90 the LADIES' Al Society.
NJ & L. Andrews. G! ksGEe1a5eF, ssft
.sr Alaska }3Sg week
TIE E1s.e Nous I.@4S.ss' Club Ez@t vita
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BELLIN.HAM DAY SOCIETY.

WHATCON. June fs.--The elegant home
81 Mr.. and Mrs, J. X. Mason on Garden
street. New What was the scene OF
charming wedding "Wednesday when
ArH Gertrude Pettibone daughter of
Mr. and AIRS. Mason, WAS Joined in mar
riage II Mr. J l. Easton. g,rozninent
young business man If Fairhaven. The
isafinfs were beautifully decorated with A
wealth Of rc~@zs. The ceremony was r4er-
formed nj high noon, Rev. w a Mackay,
OF the FIRST Pfesbyt erian church. officlat-
INK. TIE bride was attended 10 Miss
Helen AnsierS0n a. bridesmaid ana Miss
Jessie T"fnpin as maid of honor while
the groom was supported by Mr. J <
ESpey as hest man. and Mr.. l.. II. Paul
Collins and Mr. Norman Tucker rs
groofnsmen There were sixteen present
At the luncheon. which MAS served imfne-
taately after Ehc ceremony and just be-
fore the departure ~ Mr. and Mrs Ea<ton
an their wedding trip "a Vancouver. Vie
tcFia and the up Sount cities Upon
Their return they VIII reside In the ele-
ganf Clark residence III Fairhaven
TIE annual meeting for the election II
trustees - the Beilngham Bay P3iblic
Library Association took place az the IL
bfars building Tuesday afternoon All II
the odd trss~{ee~s were re- elected with yh.
exception % Mr. r. : fsraud!n who de-
tiinea on account ~ her prspcsse,i removal
from the city. and Rev lforatio Alflng
INV %+tatA CIR n III the GI4iEe ~ TIE
taFy ~ STATE AZ Olympia. Their places
@ers fAtea hy t1Ie election % Miss Ss.s,a
Aaulion sud Dr II. T.. Henderson AIRS
hraTafln Ms nlaHe hcnaTary mem 3,ssv Of
thn tasfd Following are The uatness u
tie taflcerS u the hofUl FOR the enSagng
year. President. Mr. HstwaNt Fischer
Vfce president. Mrs & ". fs4rfv. CORE
spending SECRETARY. M.s~s L VI Roberts
recording sccCo. arg. Mr. ! r. Rakar.
tvcaSsrvf Airs HUSH f-sd~aAsgc
Norm SiaT Lojse No - an3 Nnatrcsa
lefse No. 81. |. -. o. r. were united
Monday evening under tAe nsule n Rel
bingham Eay issike Ne SI tae cersruf.s,.,,
attending tae untau bV.uS arltr the ,}srts.-
ticn of Grand Aiasr~r NaNace Mount ~
Srok8Ec- After tns lsl<o work ~
completed the &ese. SIS ASA ether l4.Fst.s
served h3naS a&1 dancing ard other
forms ~ scC}a1 a9taaosnons were INDUCED
iw wUfi} a haze haur.
Tuva3sy e-es1ng Air atsf N~s. u "a,
Essu gave bean bag party IN 4 fe.y
FRIENDS. vfso Ertstly eg5ayc,E e1asatsrz
tnesr BrOwsys sp tArsss{rz abe h4sE IF tNs.
l-s,~e.oos fraU X Size sfae 81 s. a
leAnasg ana M-S M1h .a.sy u Al tAe ats<
prizes
The W@:er has many attractions Tor
userr>rIsa ke-s sgr5 pltss, sTv-esrAers a. tas<
~tsoH ~ gee y.5T. sr3 NachtsnR ltsnyh
and Vt-bgc parties an, Coming ossta
numerous NJ T. X 3.csm.nr. we
av.sss tae SAamp.os "a HAesl Myeh Bar hs-
a.s. yas taken hsr a=sf tass ssas.ss -ate
d iaaayh ans p.cuae party Ssfarssv
tenc3 Nas taken a. DstE Water a4s sr.I
sae rvfara tfsp ~sss fosee lc lac ereu4nx
I's ~ Nere tWc.Ve .n she garsy
AZ. e. IS Es,rg a0a ss.aIs sutss.e,s 7~
asH. ca cine asE Saaisy tHf.r ane
t.s-F Rambler IHeY lsFt Seas al S-y5.sa-
eeve Ia1safl island na.cA rse..ts
tNea Wttey aaN 1888 By as fsvassss
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HARTFORD SOCIETY NEWS.

HARTFORD, jane I2.-Mr. Joseph
Thompson. one OF Harrfords wetl-known
citizens. was an Everett visitor Monday.
Frank Anderson. son of Mr.. G. Ander-
son. Of Woodsome & Anderson. has been
very I'll for some time past
Mr. Gil Malkson has removed his fam
lily from Snohomsh TO his beautiful Lake
Stevens home. near Hartford.
Mr. John Van Horn is visiting friends
In Claliam county.
Miss Fannie Dubuque, of Dubuque Sta
ton. is visiting at Mr. Joseph Davidson's
The Lake Stevens school district gave a
festival Saturday night. which WAS fol-
lowed by dance.
Miss Myra Monsey is visiting relatives
and friends In Snohomish.
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Ore - tne pleasant social events u ihe
week ass a musicale given SO the ress-
sen~e IT Mr. and Mrs. william a s71-
ss-as on state STREET, tween Third std
F,4s4rth avenues. fcr tBs benefit % the
8 Stephens Episcopal church. There
~as large attendance The f0iiH~tfs
ry~sgrsr.lgYss. Was aeH rendered ~ 5eatt5@
ara te.-al talent. Nin3gu solo. PREF Mss-
Gag solo. Mrs e Alller. violin s0so Mas
Narwerv Miller. SOLO. Miss Aeesag. song
xra Kathleen Grover. recitation. AiSs
Kathleen ParEer. solo, Mrs Cochran.
recitation. Mss FRANKIE Parker Soio.
Mrs T. Miller. seng. Mrs a H. Mosaaey.
soax Mss Rose Grover.
Ga gssaAy Eagag . .&Esac.. 1aa u -
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Prise party Wednesday evening at her
nome IN this De Mates block
The Tnespsan Club - arranging 10 repro
1uce Josh waAcogro'' Fourth Of July
week
The MsxzcaI Amateurs met this grssr-
noon a. the ss4blic library.
The Order Of the Eastern Star had one
OF taeiT pieasanx socials al their hail
Wednesday. eyeTl5sg.
a dinner for me oeneFft Of the Presay-
terrain eIarcfa WAS Sersfesa by the ladies' Of
tins church las evening al the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Harry P4ttlson. On Seven
1eenCn street.
MAs~ GtAs@ie Lobe entertained the high
sssnoci graduates os Sc Thursday evening
AT asr home GA Prospect street.
A diFne social vas FiTen by the Christian
E.rs1sszsog Society Of the Congregational
caarxn last evening.
There are TOW foriy-fsve members Of the
Alumni Society OF the New N.la tcoEn
high school. Tire annual election Of Off
Gers vas held Monday afternoon and re-
suited as follows: Miss Jennie Mcleod
president VIII -. Pratt. vice president:
II 80 Marcia Calvert, secretary. NJ IS Anna
Mcbride. tFesasGrer.
There was an excursion 10 SEsmss
THURSDAY under the auspices of the Wo-
mans Relief Corps Of S;eeS.uan Post, g.
\. X.
Canyon Coal Company. has InyEed about
thirty of his friends 10 participate in a
moonlight excursion on Lake " 5atcom
fass evening on the coaspany's steamer
Ella
SIR. and Mrs. Ronald 6. f7amweli enter
Ez!ned number Of friends at dinner last
evening al their home in kalrnaNei.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard, ~ Se1 ton. Ia,
are visiting theIr son. {. ". Howard
Miss Elace Bsztnsct viii spead her sum
1Ier vacation IN California. and Miss
oA1eH mas gone 10 Honolulu for rest and
recreation. Both are teachers In the
Fairnaven schools
Mas Egap. WHO mas been visiting her
brother, -. Daun Egan. for short time.
win leave in few Jays for her home in
New York
AAss Benson Is spending a week with
M.ss Sutherland al East Sound.
Ar. j. c. Evans. OF the Reveilie. left
Sunday for the East, intending 10 be alb
sont about year.
MIR. q. W. Waidron. the we'll known
Falrbaven boomer and banker, has gone
10 SLOGAN City.
Ar. George L.. Atkinson returned this
week from the Kossiand and neig nooring
mining districts.
Miss Agnes Aiken returned yesterday to
her home near Point Lawrence after
spending few days with relatives here.
MI ff3iik 10 1olc ara MI. II n hai~
Eocsi have gone east of the mountains to
join the Coast and geodeiic survey party,
with which they were employed last sum
mer
Mrs Musgroye wife OF DR.. Musgrove.
Of Fairha.en. and children. left Weines-
day for 81. Johns, New Brunswick,
whore they will visit tbs Summer.
State Fish Commissioner Crawford was
In TOWN. this week.
ftrs3y fts.aata ..f{
changed places with Judge Hoaser. Of
Mount Vernon. this week.
Division Superintendent Riton, of the
Great Northern. Was in town Wednesday.
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BLAINE SOCIETY DOINGs.

BLAINE, June 1s-Mavor Wes.coft
gave dinner to few friends on Tues
day. Among those present were ex-Mayor
Wadhams. Miss Wadhams and the Misses
Waller.
Miss Stella Power entertained at lunch
con Thursday Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Perley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Payne, Miss Laura Wadhams,
Miss Waller, Miss McElmore Mr. f ".
Power. Mr.. Francis Power and Master
Ross Piles.
The Semiahmoo Dancing Club gave a
social hop last evening AZ the town hall.
About forty guests were present.
The I. o. q. r. members gave an enter
tainment and ice cream social on Thurs
day evening at the Perley hall.
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Mrs II. A swift. on Aurora street. at
Fremont. Thursday afternoon. The club
has finished "a coarao in literary study
and research.
Mr aud Irs. G. A Jacob have taken
up their residence With Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Giles. ou E}dorad3 h0l. st Fremont
Mr and Ms. Z. L Mcdonald u pu1a-
ha ware guests ~ Ar. aud Mrs. - =.
Mic. near Ross. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. IL W. Scott u Listo~eu,
Ont. have been guests 81 Ar. aad Mrs.
Charles LIVINGSTONE AZ Fremont the
past week.
Mr.. ard Ms A Scott are entertaining
.heyr relatives Mrs. II x Cannon and
Miss Nae Cannon. q san jose
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ssoiso tgI>A ~. fETy.

s%OHoN4SH Jane Is-M- = z Tar
rsr 81 IsCs Gafas cal arrived "a IRIS e4sv
" rstsseS-Eay ser q raersa s. STAY
ssT ~ MEle. og EsegetL x1~t>-s gs3eaaS
ln zns cry "A rsta ssss "a Thars1ay
Cs.a.as.s..& AAaSAse4 xnEr--&4aes. i 2aEAaxr
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given In the r.. A. G. building IN honor
81 Miss Leila Stout and Miss Ada Cook
by tire young men ~ Ballard. Miss Stout
viii soon move 70 Trail, r. G.. and Miss
Cook Will return 10 her home at Sea
beck The attendance was large. the
music inspiring the dancing ea)oyabie
and al pronounced the evening ore Of the
most plea SAINT IT the season.
Mr. .. ". French came down from Nc
Murray Wednesday and spent iew days
with fss family.
STR. William 81. Curtis left or Friday
for SiveFton.
Mr.. II. II. Peterson and Mr.. Louis
Anderson have returned from North
Bend.
TIE most refreshing summer beverage Is
Rainier Beer Popular everywhere. Teie-
phone Aafn 90
Wagners hand today. Madison park.
The perfectly rogsd pearls are the most
xsissa HE. next come tho pear -sslA ped.
and. lastly. the egg ped.
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wagnsr's hand today. Madison park.
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Decorated Toilet Sets, pieces. re-
duced 10 Sl.15.
Decorated Semi Porcelain 1o-piece
Sets reduced TO SIS.
Full GoldTrimmed Toilet Sets. 10
pieces. reduced 10 1913.
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NOTICE os TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is HRREBY GIVEN THAT
~ whereas Louis NJ Anderson and Emma
anderson hin wife. on the lTth day OF Feb
a. smith as trustroc Of all the properly hore.
matter described to secure the payment OF
n Tho sum Of a'Geo ssldensea by
abIc two yoars thereafter with 8 per
cent interest per hnnum ffom date until
pad. interest psyabe quarter J.; with power
TO declare said note due upon default OF the
payment of the interest which said decd of
trust was duly died for record In the ofleo OF
91 sa ss1 hat n on
page 81. which said deed OF trust, 40 executed
and on record aforesaid. Is hereby referred to
aud made u part OF this notice
And whereas tho said Louis NJ. Anderson
and hmm Anderson. are in default In tbs
Payment of said interest and have been long
sinee 40 in default, and whereas The sad
kobort Shorwoon, the holder OF said note and
decd OF irust has declared the same due and
unpaid, both principal and interest,on account
of The failure to pay the interest when due,
And whereas he has requested tho under
signed trustee named in sad decd OF trust to
advertise the said property for sale. and soil
the interest ih6reon up to the time OF the sac
and the payment Of the expenses OF this sale,
inelnding a reasonable attorneys fees as
provided In the said deed OF trust
New therefore IN confederation of the prem
ises. notice Is hereby given that the der
signed trustee. on the 2ind day OF May A d
1877, At the hour of l. O'Clock noon at tho west
front door OF the County Court House, being
the JOINT city and County Building, in SAT-
Lake County. Utah. will sell at public auction
described IN said decd OF trust and also par.
ticulariy described as follows: All OF Lot
1--WE U), Block one tl) OF sherwood Forest
Addition" ". per recorded Plat Of said addi.
ZION. IN salt Lake City, salt Lake County,
Utah. together with oil the tenoments. here.
ditemcnts and appurtenapccs thoreunto DO.
longing. 10 satisfy the said note. Interest.
cosIs and alto rney's fees, as provided In said
decd Of trust.
Dated this goth day OF April, A. ID. 1891.
ELIAS A. SMITH