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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-08
Social Chat
George Alder has gone east.
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George Alder has gone east.
Mr.. Carton leaves today for Denver.
Alex Goliath is down from Park
City.
Bert Olsen has returned from Ann
Arbor.
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Arthur Parsons win reach home on
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Mrs. Fred Palmer has returned from
the east.
Mrs. Joseph siegel leaves tomorrow
for Butte
A. II McChrystal left last evening
for Eureka.
Mr.. Moylan c. Fox is down from his
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Miss Bertha Carter eft last evening
for Soda Springs.
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Miss Murray leaves during the COM
ing week for Butte.
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Edwin and Douglas Kimball have re-
turned from the east.
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Mrs s. Shaughnessy left last even
ing for Soda Springs.
Mrs. Julian Knight has returned to
her home in Montana
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Mrs. r. c. Easton leaves shortly for
her home in New York.
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Miss Grace Cannon entertained in
formally Tuesday evening.
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Mrs. w. s Evans win spend the
summer at PharaOh's Glen.
Miss Dora Wright is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tracy will
spend the summer in the east.
Mr. and Mrs Montague Terry re-
turned Monday from the east
Mr. and Mrs. viii T. Dinwoodey have
gone to San Francisco to reside.
DR.. D. Moore Lindsay returned dur
| ing the week from San Francisco.
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Miss Turner of Chicago will spend
| the summer with Miss McGrath.
Major and Mrs. A. c. Bradley OF
Denver are visiting in the city.
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Miss Crew of Chicago is the guest
| Of Mrs. Kate Bridewell Anderson.
Miss Rebecca Norris is the guest of
Mrs John E. Hansen al Wasatch.
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Judge and Mrs. Powers have opened
their summer cottage at Brighton.
| Miss Mabel Martin of Sioux City. Ia.
is the guest of Miss Mabelle Snow.
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DR.. J. c. E. King left Friday for q
visit to his old home in Minneapolis.
Miss Pearl Vinson of South Bend
Ind. is the guest of Mrs. ]. D. Owen.
The Misses Moore of Chicago are the
guests of their uncle. J. H. McVichie.
The Opal club viii so to Saltair to-
morrow evening in a special car at 7:15
Mrs. W. H. Lowther is entertaining
Mrs. j. M. Dean and daughter Of Den
yer.
Mrs. H. ]. Dipinny and daughter
Constance, have returned from the
east.
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Elsie LANCE and Frank f. Bur
rows.
! Mrs. Walter Jennings and Mrs. james
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Havercamp aided in celebrating her 9Th
birthday last Tuesday In the course OF
the afternoon a delicious lunch was
served The little lady is the daughter or
: Miss Annie Varradale. lately OF Eng
land. is visiting Miss Inez Knight
Mr.. r. c. Drestar and family are down
from Salt Lake City to spend a vacation
in Provo canyon.
Mr. Walter Cluf left Provo FRIDAY
morning Tor Idaho, where he VIII spend
the summer.
Misses Rena, Ada and Edith Dusenber-
~ after residing in Eureka the past two
years, have decided TO make Provo tneir
future home They are daughters OF W.
H. Dusenberry-
Mr.. s. A. Heariehsen, Seoheld. was Wis
iting relatives IA this city last week
Messrs w H Myers and Ben Hanin
were down from the capital Sunday TO en-
JOY the cool OF Provo canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Strong and Mrs.
Clara Bateman Of Alpine are visiting rela-
tivss in the Garden City.
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DR.. c. 3. Snyder left for southern Utah
win do some dental work while in the
SOUTH
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George Crosby OF Panguitch Is In Provo
for low months visit
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Miss Sadie Thompson and W. Hoffman
/ of Mammoth were married BY Judge
/ Booth Tuesday afternoon
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Miss Fawn Twelves went 10 Salt LAX
] - rr1r.7oW rY1OrpiDcr for a fpNQ weeks VtSl
with the Misses Harker.
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Mr.. and Mrs Ridaulch stopped off a
Provo Friday on their way to Salt LAX
City,
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The w. c. T L. of Provo held a yer!
pleasant afternoon social at Mrs. Mar
Boyden' S Monday. The evening was spen
in social chat and a programme was az
ranged for July 16, at which time Mrs
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a Quiet Wedding.

A very quiet wedding took place at
the home of Mr. Elwood Bailey on
Sixth East on Wednesday e4enilg last,
the bride being Miss Edna Bailey, OF
Nevada, a niece of Mr.. Baile.5, and the
groom Mr.. Arthur Wilson. a civil en-
gineer of Tacoma, Washington.
The marriage ceremony was perform
ed by DR.. RAIDER. The parlor looked
quite nice, decorated with s.nilax and
various flowers. No invitations were
issued, as the brides brother Wallace
is just recovering from a long illness
Immediately after the ceremony the
entire family left for Ogden, en- route
for Tacoma, Washington, and Mr.. Rob
ert Bailey, Mr.. Wallace Bailey and
Miss Laura Bailey for their home near
Eureka, Nevada.
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PROVO.
fSnecial Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Provo. July Mrs Marie Glove. moth
er of Postmaster Glove, recently returned
TO her home in Panguitch.
Mrs R. A Rauhuff lately of Eureka,
now calls the Garden City her home.
Mrs. ]. J. Steiner of Panguiteh was in
Provo last week visiting her friend, Mrs.
Crosby
A pleasing social event was that given
at the Swedish Lutheran church Wednes-
day. An interesting programme was rem
dered, after which lanch was served
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H L James returned Thursday from a
ten days visit at the capital
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Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Makinson of St.
Paul are registered at the Upper Falls
resort in Provo canyon for the summer
Mr.. W. E. Weidner, salesman in Walker
Bros. store. Salt Lake City. is spending
months vacation with his family al
Provo.
Provo comp No. 4S2, woodmen of the
World, met in l. o. o. F. hail last even
ing and installed their officers as follows;
Post consul commander. w II. Ray, in
Stalling officer. Consul commander. z. j
Past Consul Commander w. H Ray, in
olson; escort. Arthur Craven; Waterman
H P O'Gorman; sentry, Aug. Carlson
manager, George 3. Hopkins. A sumpt-
uous banquet was held after the exercises
and a very pleasant evening enjoyed. Tht
Woodmen lodge is in prosperous con
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Amelia Searte win talk on the light IN
give the current temperance news
Many Provo families are spending ths
summer months in Provo canyon
Mrs. c. ". Deal left Saturday morning
for Anna5elle, where she VIII visit her
father for a month or six weeks
Miss Cora Sutten entertained her friends
at home Saturday evening. A delightful
evening was spent
Mrs. Tennie Taylor and children are
spending a few weeks in salt Lake, visit
ing relatives
Rev. ]. c. Andrew. former pastor OK the
City visiting friends. He recently returned
from Sacramento Cal
Mr.. Thomas Burles, an old resident OF
Provo, is visiting relatives At home this
week.
Mr.. D. J.. Williams has returned from
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Searls have gone
to Telluride. Colo, where they VIII spend
most Of the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Beesiey VIII be
at home in the Turner residence In the
Fourth ward TO their friends after July
18Th
W. E. Bassett was visiting In Salt Lsks
g. part of the week
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Mrs. W. II. King was in Provo With her
sister, Mrs. D. D. HOutz, Wednesday.
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Miss Fannie Hall OF Springfield, Mass
was visiting with Mrs Z e Corfmau
Friday.
OGDEN SOCIETY
Especial Correspondence0
! Ogden, July Miss Murphy ofsCcr-
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no Meet Mis- calhoun.

Miss Calhoun was on Thursday the
guest of honor at a daintily arranged
luncheon, given by the Misses Han
auer. The table decorations were of a
patriotic description. red. white and
blue being used with an effective set
ting of green.
Covers were laid for Miss Calhoun,
Mrs. J. NJ Bidwell, Mrs. William G..
Sharp, Mrs. George Tuttle. Miss Wood
ward, Miss Hardness, Miss Lowe.
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Chafng Dish sumner.

An informal Httle affair of Thursday
evening was the chafing dish supper
given by Mrs. George Scott Cheeseman.
The evening was one of pleasant infor-
mallty throughout.
Mrs. Cheeseman's guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning. Mr..
and Mrs. d. 5. Murray, the Misses
E'wat, Mr.. Fyler, Miss Freed and Mr..
Carton.
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In Honor of Miss Worley.

Miss Morley of Tacoma, who is the
guest of Mrs. c. L. Rood, was on
Tuesday the guest of honor at a
luncheon given by Mrs. Kesler. The
table was made beautiful with red
roses and ferns and the parlOrs were
frightened with the same flowers.
Those who enjoyed meeting the guest
of honor were Mrs. Richie, Mrs. John
Cain, Mrs. Sinclair, Miss Sinclair, Mrs.
j. H Bowman, Mrs. CT. L. Carpenter,
Mrs. Vollmer, Madame Rood, Mrs. Nc
COnaughy.
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Pleasant Affair.

A very pleasant and enjoyable social
was held Thursday at the home of Mrs.
A. d. Wellington of McKean's Woman
Relief Corps No. /. Among those pres
ent We're Mesdames Rudy. Price, Bur
ton, Thomas. Anderson, Burton, Reiser,
Hoyt, Edwards, Pease, Hines. Logan,
Boyce, Farnsworth, Corser, Papinaw,
Dean. Rice, Boynton, Clays, Ladieu, V.
I. Claws. Leeburger. Miss Royce.
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The delightful days of the past
week have been enjoyed to the fullest.
Society has driven, wheeled, picnieked
and disported itself gaily at home and
numerous and so accessible to the city.
The Country club is like a small viii
lage and fun alive is to be found there
dairy. The Fourth found Il crowded
with members. all taking a keen inter-
est in the sports of the afternoon. The
warm weather brought out many be
witching summer gowns and the
grounds prese tied a beautiful and
animated appearance throughout the
day.
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Alta Club Dinner.

Mr.. Clarence Mccormick was the
host on Tuesday evening of a most en-
]1y3ble dinner at the Alta club. It
was served in the private dining room.
and the table was exquisitely arranged
with American Beauty roses and sweet
peas. The large centerpiece was COM
posed entirely Of roses, while over the
cloth were scattered pink sweet peas
and ferns.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs.
David s. Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Cheese
man. Mrs. W. 3. Wightman, Miss
Freed. Mr.. Fyler, Mr. Carton.
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E. Jennings left last evening for Soda
Springs.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Davis
and w A Maxwell took place Monday
evening
Mrs. R. P. Norris has rented the
Howat cottage at Brighton for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Spencer have
taken cottage at Wasatch for the
summer.
The engagement of Miss Bessie Ed
monds and Theodore M. Newman has
been announced.
Mrs. David S. Murray leaves Tues
day for Los Angeles to visit her sister,
Mrs. Jack Jerne.
Mrs. Annie Dinwoodey and Mrs, Jo-
seph Jennings have go-.e TO Brighton
for the summer.
Miss Ruth Leeds Kerr OF Washing
ton, D. c.. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth c. Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Clement have
| taken apartments at the Fifth East
1 hotel for the summer.
Among the weddings of the week was
/ that of Miss Daisy Louise Knowlden
and Hugo William Uhl.
Mr.. NJ. a. Carroll Stapleton of Ana
conda is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Stevenson of E street.
Or. and Mrs. Samuel Hughes have
returned from England. They are the
guests Of Miss Macintosh
Mrs. Windsor. sister of Russell L.
Tracy, is spending few days in the
| city. en- route to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph R. Folsom will
arrive in the city today. to spend a
short time with the Misses Sherman.
The event in which society was most
! interested during the week was the
marriage of Miss Ella Clark and Dana
/ T. Smith.
Mrs. w. A. Sherman entertained in
! formally at dinner Monday evening
in honor of the birthday of her son
/ Fairchild.
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Mrs. F. ]. Fabian, Miss Kimball
/ Miss Lowe and Miss Ida Hanauer left
last evening for a two weeks visit al
| the Fox ranch.
Mrs. L. E Newman of Alameda, Cal.
/ arrived in the city during the week tc
/ visit ner sisters. Mrs. A. c. Reese and
Mrs. E. L. Pratt.
Messrs. Ellis Freed. Walter Harris
! Sam Warmbath and Dave Block have
left for two weeks camping and fish
ing trip on the Provo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver F. Snow and
/ Mrs. Hannah Snow Lewis of Cleve'
/ land, O., who have been visiting Presi
dent and Mrs. Lorenzo Snow, left Tues
] day for the east.
! Mrs. Welby. the Misses Welby and
I Miss Hunter left Tuesday to establish
/ Camp Welby near Scofield- They vii
be gone all summer and will entertain
many parties from the city.
/ DR.. VIII L. Ellerbeck has been elect
| ed demonstration in operative dentistr.
/ in the University of Pennsylvania. DR.
] anu MIS-. EucIDcCh VIII 1cdNS CdIlS II
/ September for Philadelphia, where they
will reside.
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Miss Fannie Hall of Springfield
Mass, who was for many years thu
/ principal Of the Burlington Congrega
tiOnal mission school on H street il
this city. is here on a visit for few
days. She is the guest of Mrs. JohI
T. AXton.
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Announcements of the marriage o
Miss Eta ]. Marriott and Mr.. Georg'
Moyle at Osceola on June IS have beer
received by friends of the young peopl,
in this city. The bride is the daughte
of Superintendent Marriott of the Os
i ceola Placer company, well known il
Salt Lake, while the groom is one o
! Osceola's brightest young business men
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from Ogden. where she spent a week in
visiting friends
Mr.. ]. E. Hyde is down from Baker
City, Ore, on visit 10 friends.
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Miss Sybel Ormsby returned from a few
days stay at Pocatello on Thursday
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Mr.. w. c. Gates was, in Salt Lake City
during the week
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Mrs R. NJ. Robinson and daughters left
Wednesday for Montpelier. Ida. where
hey will spend their summer vacation
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Complimentary to Mrs. George Tuttlc.

Mrs. William Gibson Sharp enter
tanned at luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
complimentary to Mrs. George futile
Of st. Louis. The decorations were car
ried out in yellow and white and were
most artistically arranged.
Those who enjoyed the tempting
menu were Mrs. futile. Mrs. John A.
Marshall. Mrs. Tuohy. Mrs. r. c.
Woodruff, Miss Kimball, Miss Cal
houn. Mrs. David Murray, Miss Muir
ray Miss Hardness.
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Out of Town Visitors.

Among the out of town people who
VIII be in attendance tomorrow even
ing at the marriage of Miss Rose Gold
oeIs and Edward SiIberstein of Den
VT are Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Silber-
S,eIn OF Duluth, parents of the groom;
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At Pharaoh,s Glen.

A jolly party who spent the Fourth
at Pharaoh's Glen were the Misses
Clarice Thatcher. Dot Young. Dora
Snow. Margaret Pyper. Efie Piper,
Mary Piper, Messrs. Levi Simmons.
Will Naisbitt, Frank Moyle, Harry
Kimball and NJ. McAllister.
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At Dinner

AT the Country club last Sunday
evening an enjoyable little dinner was
gwen by Mr.. Carton. His guests were
Ar. and Mrs. d. 5. Murray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheeseman, Miss Murray, Mrs.
". b. Wightman.
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Marriage Licenses,

Permits TO wed were issued last week
as follows by the county clerk of Salt
Lake county:
Hugo w. Uhl. Salt Lake CityZ5
Daisy l. Knowlden. Salt Lake City. 10
Jacob Pintarelli, Eureka. 80
Emily Cramer. Eureka-.................
w: Edwin Rands. Salt Lake City, 20
Adelaide Olsen. Salt Lake City........l8
ROBERT @. Patterson. Salt Lake City %
Linda NJ. Marks. Salt Lake City.....1S
Lars +. FrOme. GunnisOn ................5 Sc
Sophia Johnson, Salt Lake City, SO
Cnhord Herbert, Park City........25
Emma o Brien, Cheyenne. Wyo.2l
william A Maxwell, KelseyVille, Cal q
Jennie e Davis. Salt Lake City,. as
AIRY W Curtis, Salt Lake City. IS
Kettle l. Palmer, Vaughn. CALI. p
arthur ;. Wilson, Tacoma, WASH %
Edna T. Bailey, Eureka. Nev-.2 p
George Il Hines, Salt Lake City, IS
Alice NJ Nelson. Salt Lake City 2S
ralph V. Hunt, Salt Lake City.. 3S
Annie B Zehnter, Salt Lake City,,...e q
George Preston, Delta Colo ...... %
Netue NJ. Gates, Delta, Colo..... Is
John II. McNulty, Silver City...... 36
Carrie Erickson. Silver City.....2 %
Laron X Pope, Salt Lake City......2 p
Rose Bird, Salt Lake City..... %
Dana 1. Smith, Salt Lake CITY y
Ella Clark, Salt Lake City........ %
Helmar Harmanson, Eureka . 33
Louisa Putkaman. New York CITY. &;
Edward H. McCune, Deer Lodge New =;
Theresa Werner. Salt Lake CITY. .20
Edward A Silverstein, Denver. Cole. =;
hose J. Goldberg, Salt Lake CITY. q
Colin NJ. Summers, Salt Lake City,. N
Margaret Powell. salt Lake City. q
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LOGAN.
(snecial corresnnndenoe

NolltVIaI OOTItSDOndenCe.l
Logan. July 7.-Messrs. o. w. Movie and
W b Preston of Salt Lake and Mr. l.
K Martineau of this city, together with
their wives started yesterday on trip
through Logan canyon to Star Valley.
month.
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Miss Mabel ormsby returned Thursday
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Mems Wear.

Nothing gives cooler comfort for
hot weather wear than a flannel or
serge suit. Men have learned that
and pass by all others kinds, so
it happens we picked some of the
choicest, smartest looking, best tail
ors could give us. Both kinds are
here now in completest selection
serges, blue, of course, but absolutely
true in color, the flannels are gray,
blues, greens, with pretty stripes.
Fit perfect. Very reasonably priced
-serges $1,000 up to $4,000, fan
mel suits $3.50, $1,000, $3.50 and
$500. Come this week
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and Miss Fuschgott of Denver; Mrs
Kent Smith of Mercur Mr.. Kearn Of
Denver and Mr.. J. a. Goldberg of
Seattle.
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Blanket Robes.

Just about as convenient an article
as could be wished for on an outing
trip are Blanket Robes-answer no
end Of purposes. Some fancy kinds
of the S2.25 each quality CITE
this week are .-... :. Ola ~
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Fabric Gloves
For Women and Children

Pretty lot Of children's white cotton
Gloves with white or black stitching,
three-button length, reduced In
from Csc the pair to .........IJG
Women's Isle thread Gloves, some
in the seasons newest with black
stitchings on white or white on black
Gloves, also the all black or white
kinds. Sell for 35c, this 00o
week.. -. 49, ..... q -. s'''. GvV
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Picture Frames,
Part of Price Taken Off.
Mondav Tuesdav "Wednesday

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
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Miss Fannie Hall of Springfield
Mass, who was for many years tn
principal of the Burlington Congrega
tiOnal mission school on H street il
this city, is here on a visit for a FEY
days. She is the guest of Mrs. JON
T. AXtOn.
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Announcements of the marriage Of
Miss Eta ]. Marriott and Mr.. George
Moyle at Osceola on June IS have been
received by friends of the young people
in this city. The bride is the daughter
of Superintendent Marriott of the OS-
ceOla Placer company, well known in
Salt Lake, while the groom is one of
Osceola's brightest young business men,
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The marriage of Miss Jennie Davi
and w. A. Maxwell took place Monda,
evening
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Spencer have
taken 3. cottage at Wasatch for the
summer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-03

IT cost the United States $4,000 600
Tor one years fun in the Philippines.
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SALARIES OF COUNTY oFFIcERs

In another column We publish that
portion Of the salary law OF the state
whirh Fixes the maximum and minimum
OF salary that the county can pay to its
officers. At the April meeting Of the
county commissioners, previous to any
general election, it is the duty Of the
board 10 fix the salaries for the succeed
ing two years from the irsEoi January
following the election. In accordance
with this law the Kootenai county
board, at its April meeting. will fix the
paIarirs for this county. To ascertain
what the general opinion OF the people
might be in the matter, we addressed
requests to fifty citizens, regardless OF
political faith or calling, asking them to
give their opinions as TO the amount OF
salary each officer should receive. To
these We received twenty replies, which
We oonpider would be q fair average
were the inquiry extened to include
most OF the taxpayers in the county.
There is wide range OF difference in the
figures submitted, and a careful study OF
them is most interesting; yet, as a
whole, they show that the people who
paw the taxes are willing 70 allow their
officers fair compensation. Taking an
average Of the amounts as We End them
in the estimates, il 10 shown that the
rleFk and auditor would receive q salary
Of &I.76S ~; the county commissioners,
each, $7O5.2l; Treasurer, 81 ,305 rs; as
SCISSOR. &2yO3l So; probate Judge, 1907 80 !;
sheriff. 1906 u; county attorney,
tt.G26.3I; superintendent OF schools,
ta26 81; surveyor, 1871 0S; coroner.
t'6i.53. While the commissioners may
not follow these figures, they furnish n
good basis on which the salaries may be
adjusted,