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The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-27
MCINNfS IS DISMISSED
Lieutenant Governor of British Q 11-
 umbia Removed.

The Amur, arriving last evening, brought the following, taken from the Victoria Times:
 Ottawa, June 2o.-Sir Henri Jolv de Lotblniere will be the next Lieut. Cover nor of British Columbia. His appointment has not yet been made, because the arrange. ments for the retirement of Lieutenant Governor McInnes have not yet been com pleted, but this is expected to be done to- day. If Lieutenant Governor McInnes does not send in his resignation, he will be removed.
 Lieut.. Governor Mclnnes has refused to resign, and he was notified by the govern ment today that he was dismissed Sir Henri Joly will be appointed to take his place. Vancouver, B. C., June I8.-The oppo- sition convention of members of the pro- vincial legislature met here today. Pre- mier Dunsmuir. Finance Minister Turner and Attorney General Eberts being present. For the first time in British parliamentary history the government joined with the elected members of the house in voting condemnation to Gov. Mclnnes, and in asking the federal authorities for his i'm mediate removal.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-27

Beautiful summer goods. including silks, at the Fife Alaska Co.,, Fourth or Bond street. 62f mo
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-27
GUTHRIE WINS SNYDER
Popular Councilman Makes It Clear
 to His Partner.

Councilman Lee Guthrie has been one of the most consistent and hardest workers for incorporation in the city. He was out early yesterday and all day he labored amongst the voters to make Skagwav city. That his work was not in vain is demonstrated by the fact that he succeeded in converting P. w. Snyder, one of the bitterest of the enemies, to incorporation.
 MT. Guthrie and Mr. Snyder both an nounce that they are heartily in favor of incorporation.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-27
H. o. Peterson Returns.

H. o. Pete,so the merchant, re- turned on the Seattle from visit of a month along the coast. He reports Seattle busy, but not so livelf as when the first fleet was leaving for Nome. Hs believes the rush was more intense while it lasted than th0t to Klondike, and that the profits to merchants was better.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-27
TO TEACH HIGHER WORK
Public School Arranges for Ninth
 Grade Classes.

Secretary J. M. Wlnslow of the local school board yesterday announced the fol- lowing:
 "The local school committee has ar ranged for books and other work incidental to the ninth grade of public school. All students who are capable If taking this advanced work will be accommodated on the opening of school July 2"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-27
I Am Tired.

Good people thank you for mentioning my name for the council, but must decline as my doctor advises me to take rest from my aborous duties. also feel that others are entitled to the honorable po- sltion. F. T. KEELAR.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-06-27

Don't forget the mass meeting to- night at Armory hall. Prominent speakers will be present to discuss both sides of the question.
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Society that has been gathered to-
gether in the city Willing the DAYS
away and YEARLY waiting for some
real live subject to turn up as a basis
for small talk, has at last found it in
the announcement of the approaching
marriage Of Miss Jessie Forbes and
Lieutenant Mccullough, simultaneous
lv with that Of Miss Nellie Bransford
and Jay Tarvin Harris and Miss Carrie
Thorn and Simeon Edgar Newhouse OF
ST. Louis.
These are affairs in which society :
intensely interested. The marriage of
Miss Forbes and Lieutenant McCol-
Tough Will take place tomorrow after
noon at the brides home. The hapDv
couple will leave in the evening for San
Francisco, from which place Lieuten-
ant Mccullough will sail with his regi-
ment for Nagasaki. The bride will re-
turn 10 this city to remain indefinitely
with her parents.
The marriage Of Miss Thorn and Mr.
Newhouse will take place next Satur
day. and the bride and groom will leave
az once for their home in St. Louis
Miss Thorn has made Salt Lake her
home for nearly ten years, and her de-
parture will be keenly felt by her manV
friends.
The marriage Of Miss Bransford and
Nj Harris will be celebrated in Oc-
tOber, and their many friends will learn
with pleasure that this city will con
tinue to be their home
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summons. j. H. Human, c. M Owen
.. "A. reeves, f. S. Richards. d. Rich,
a a, J: Richards. W. Bennett r
esMarSh, j. S. Darke. R. Craig, J Green
Stunhllder, L. Mayne, Ralph Hoee- 7
"a. 6oWman, w. j. Browning. w s
henderson. c. H. Mccoy, ]. II. John
sen, w. II. Myers, Furgeson- r
anderson, j. Moore. r. Dickenson D
"A. Britt. p. w. Whitney, e. d. Miller
NJ. b. Whitney, j. E. Taylor. 7 n
N enWorthy, G. l.. Gannett, G. Forester
n. A. heyes, Sarah Hoech, J. w. Hons,
ten Z. Shue. w. H. Dale. F. P. Grid
icy II, W Langly, Paul Hammer John
n. Link, F. Scarf, w. Armstrong 7
McGath, j. Easton, A. B. SAWYER q
FISHER J. Morris, E. Trauber. S. Tit
GomD, w. Titcomb, D. S. Tageart 7
w w campbell, H. Heffron, T. r. Black
w II. Lownsbery, V. Jones. w n
Bogue; Misses Welby. Lena. WeIbv
Bartch, PeytOn, Thorn, Maud Thorn
Hunter, Ross, Burrows, SAWYER. GINS,
sic sawyer, Hobbs, Gilmore, Langley
Blomquist, Tileson, Bransford. Lane
Grldley, Bess Gridley, Winters Reed
Maud Reed, Jennings, Olive Jennings
Reec. Winnifred Reec, Berkhol. Clark
Glsher, Tibbets, Swenson, CIarahan
Officer. Aie'ii'
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Elaborate Iuncheon

The most beautiful luncheon ever
given at the Alta club was the one
given Wednesday by Mr.. w. H. Cun-
bingham. The affair was planned in
honor Of Miss Turner of Chicago and
the Misses MOhr. The table was ar
ranged in the private dining room and
was exquisitely decorated. A great
mound Of sweet peas occupied the cen
ter Of the table. while from the chan
delier extended pink satin streamers to
the four corners of the table. wbera
they were fastened with butterfly bows.
The menu was an elaborate one, the
color scheme of pink and green being
carried out through the different
courses
Covers were laid for Miss Turner. the
Misses Mohr, Miss Freed, Miss Read,
Miss Leonard, Miss Lawson, Miss Ivers
Miss Creery, Miss Fitch, Miss Nc
Grath, Miss Keith, Miss DooIv. Miss
Nasserman, Miss Jacobs, Miss Zane
MIS- MIS- E0erly, Mrs. Rose and Miss Nc
Milan
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ton with the postoffice and may now be
found at the Utah National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs Thorn of South Dakota
and Miss Kent of Iowa visited in the
city this week.
Kenneth Kerr was up from the
capital Wednesday. He accompanied
his sister, who departed for the coast.
The Columbia club has arranged for
the grandest excursion of the season to
Saltair. 1t goes on a special train,
taking its own caterer with it. who
viii serve dinner for the club at the
beach A limited number of invitations
We're issued, The train leaves Ogden
at o'clock p. m. Friday, July q.
Miss Lille Mccoy is back from an
extended visit to Pennsylvania.
Mrs. J: S. Noble, wife of Superintend-
ent Noble of the Southern Pacific, has
gone to Portland on a visit.
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Frank Dooley of Portland has been
visiting friends in Ogden the past
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Miss Edith Mains of Illinois is the
guest of Mrs. Georg J. Kelly.
John S. Corlew is back from Indiana
where he was called by the death of
his father.
A. Q. Past and wife of Hebion, Neb..
visited friends in the city during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smuin entertained
few friends Tuesday evening at their
home on Grant avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Browning enter
tanned a number OF young folks Mon
day evening in honor of their son Ray
mond's tenth birthday.
Games were INDUCED in until a late
hour, when refreshments were served.
Among those present were Misses Mag
gle and Jessie LOckhead, Maud Young,
Bertha Eccles, Matte Poulter, Frances
Poulter. Zela Stevens, Margaret CHS
holm, Masters Fera Young, Willie Ba-
ny, Willie Emmett, Arthur Burdette,
Ralph Peterson, Raymond Browning
and Frank Browning.
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Miss Blanche Brown entertained the
Philharmonic society Monday evening.
The guests were Mesdames Brough,
Guvis. Cortez. Brown, and Miss Os-
borne of Evanston.
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Lee Browning left last week for
Ind, on a pleasure trip.
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The Baptist sewing girls, with a few
of their friends, enjoyed an outing at
Fairs grove Tuesday.
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A number of Ogden people Will 90 to
Salt Lake today to witness the laying
OF the corner stone of the cathedral of
St Mary Magdalen.
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Mrs. Ida Pingree returned Saturday
from an extended visit with relatives
in Idaho.
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PROVO.
(special corresnondencen

Especial Correspondence
Provo, July H.-Mrs. Ry Ferguson re-
turned TO her home in Mercur Sunday
aIter very pleasant twO-weeks' visit in
home by her sister, Lena Strong, who Will
visit few weeks in Mercur.
Richard Beesiey and wife went to
Mountain Park in Little Cottonwood can
yon Tuesday for about three weeks out
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Miss Flora Moore left Provo Tuesday
for Bingham to visit during the summer.
Mrs. G, w. Barnes went to Salt Lake
City Tuesday for a few days visit with
her mother.
1udw. T 2 3 Q s.,
Smoot and Hon. w. NJ Roylance and their
wives were Salt Lake visitors Thursday
Mrs. Leon Bachman returned from
Moront Tuesday, after a few weeks visit
with her relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Weibeaner Of Eureka
We're Provo visitors Sunday.
James F. Dunn has returned to Oakley.
Ida, after a few days visit in Provo.
J. G. Graham, jr., and wife are spending
Sunday in the canyon.
Professor N. E. Noyes left for Chicago
Friday evening for q a n month's trip
Bert Smoot was over from KnightsviIle
Sunday visiting his parents and friends.
Bert and Fawn Twelves returned home
sunday from few weeks visiting. Bert
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smith-Kimball Wedding

among the events of the week was
the wedding of Miss Harriet E. Smith
and Mr.. Arthur p Kimball at the home
or the brides parents, Wednesday ev-
ening. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop o. F. Whitney, cousin of the
groom. The bride wore a pretty gown
OF white batiste and carried brides
roses. Among the guests assembled
were: Mr.. c. S. Kimball, father OF the
groom, Miss Jean Kimball, Paul Kim
ball, Shirley Kimball. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
G. Workman. Mrs. G. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Smith, Mrs. Archibald.
Messrs. n. J. and Y. G. Pounds. Mr..
and Mrs. Pounds and Seldom 1. Claw
son.
A dainty luncheon was served in the
evening. The table was prettily decor
ated with pink and white sweet peas.
In the parlor carnations and dainty
ferns were used effectively. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimball will be at home to their
friends after August 1st at PA West
Fourth South
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Afternoon Reception.

-1'S. j. c.. Hooper gave an elaborate
,,.0epuon Wednesday afternoon at her
~ r5'le' Sis East South Temple street
rar.-. ugeeorations were beautifully ar
ana 9sl' the color scheme being pink
nae 5,een In the parlor palms and
NO. 'Iuins were used. The library
one uohe IN Oriental fashion. and in
ps-. -'lher punch was served bv Miss
roor -oU ana Miss Bartch. The dining
tgbia was especially beautiful. The
was NY, as covered with Battenberg and
mini, "Eltled with candelabra shaded in
a - rom the chandelier above hung
fror- Z. Oh plumOsa and ferns. while
We 4. 70 the four corners of the room
Acroe-- 'pes or smilax and hojlykocks.
drar.5 one corn~9 of the room was
scrss-.s4 curtain Of smiIax. which
tn. -..- from view a string orchestra.
Read o ~ was presided over by Miss
T.bbst+Lt helena. Miss Ross and Miss
ds among those who called were Mes
HN p II, L. Tracy, S. NJ. McDowaI
ton e. '1 M, own, f. B. Choate, G.. s. Pey-
BrapSfo,.g,' jSartch, G. P. Holman, Sara.
+. Pogs -, a. Jennings, F. D. Hobbs.
F. wei. D. ). Judson, NJ. V. Rice, A.
Knox w p v Shelp, F. Pearl. +.
]. He He,s W. L. Green, c. H. Mcmahon
Farnss4rIl'ssLlaaIW, p. A. McMillen, r.. n
DooIy5 "CCrth, 7. Weir, J. Beattje. i
Thorn y. p. Dey, V. Clement. 10. 7
A. Ra1+e1I, f: Eteihl, L. L. Archer. 7
". Ron ;. D. Evans. ]. f. Evans
neIlan M - r. Washburn, ]. T. Don
]. Cain y; M, T. Higbee, E. L. Carpenter.
Savaee y W, Bartling, w. H. Bird. ].
+. NJ Hr, ~; Syms l. futile. II. Riefus.
A Bur~,IlIler' c. Boyd, Marion Graves
baker IoTs' a. Swenson, C. E. Brue,
yon, p . Eeld, c. H. Brink, s. ]. Ken
H. Oticer, A. v. Oficer, D. P.
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To Meet Miss Turner.

Miss Turner Of Chicago was the guest
OIL honor at pleasant affair given
thursday evening by Miss McGrath.
me parIors were effectively decorated
10! lot lhe occasion and the guests passed
lAe evening informally with music and
conversation.
among those who enjoyed meeting
I rg guest or honor were Mr.. and Mrs.
Inward Rose. Miss Zane, Miss Freed.
Nj SllsS Hunt, Miss Mcmillan, Miss Moore.
AIT. and Mrs EberIy, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
" w. smith, Miss Wasserman, Miss Kes-
SeT Miss Fitch, Miss Dooiy, Messrs.
y AesteT Mason. w. H Cunningham. %
" IT, sghramm, J. T. Goodwin, 5. K.
HOOper TYLER. Boyd, Bamberger.
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MERcUR
Especial COrrespOndence.)

special Correspondence
Mercur, July 21.-Mr. John L. Morris
and Miss Rosamond Morris of Butte.
father and sister of Mrs. F. X Smith, are
visiting in Mercur.
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S. S. Woodruff and Fred Witch left
this week for a fishing trip up Weber
canyon.
8 . 8
Mrs. William Waterfall, who has been
visiting IN Mt. Pleasant for some time,
has returned home.
9 q 8
Miss Phoebe Davis and Mrs. Alex Baker
VINO have been visiting for several weeks
with their sister, Mrs. Robert Sweeten.
departed on Monday for their home at
Mendon.
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An attempt was made this week TO re-
ViVe the Mercur Mercury, under the man
agement of Mr.. D. w. Grill. but so much
encouragement was encountered at the
start that the proposition was abandoned.
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Lew Scherzinger and W. H. Mason have
leased the PrOSSer House and took Dos
session on Friday. The place has been
repapered and painted throughout and
the dining room and Office remOdeled.
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Marriage Licenses.

During the week the following permits
TO wed We're issued by the county clerk
OF Salt Lake county:
William Q. Pearson. Draper @
Kate E. Hobbs, East Jordan ...2 %
Arthur P. Kimball, Salt Lake City, p
Harriet Z. Smith, Salt Lake City Ills
william B. S. Gilbert, Salt Lake City. .2e
Maud Bait, Salt Lake City ........2l
William c. Tranter, Butte, Mont ..3l
Jessie E. Mckenzie, Butte, Mont - Is
Joseph II. Moss, Salt Lake City q
Letitia b. Stillman, East Mill Creek. .25
Henry l.. Braun. Salt Lake City .--...32
Louisa a. Mach, Salt Lake City ....37
Frank b. Needham, Park City 90
Ida Nielsen, Park City .......2l
Fred G. Staples, Corning, Ia........24
Lizzie Madison, Murray .................23
David L. Waddell, Salt Lake City ..2l
Mary A. Mace, Salt Lake City .....1 10
Joseph F. Perry, Idaho Falls, Ida 40
Nellie Preston, Ogden ...................34
John 2. Anderson, Salt Lake City %
Bertha G.. Law, Salt Like City II
Kitson Robinson, American Fork ....53
Jane Thornton, American Fork ....54
Arthur l. Steele, Salt Lake City $500. q
Florence H. Smith, Salt Lake City = %
Charles z. Mccullough, Phillips, Wis. rs
Jessie Forbes, Salt Lake City %
Joseph Buzzo, Salt Lake City ......3 SO
Christina r. Pringle, Salt Lake City 20
Mark H. Clays, Bingham ...............2 20
Hilma M. HOagland, East Jordan go. 20
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Married in Chicago.

On Saturday, July IA, the wedding
of Miss Mae Bartlett of this city and
Arthur L. Ball of Milwaukee was cell
ebrated in the parlors of the Palmer
house in Chicago, the Rev. John S. Nc
Gala officiating. The wedding was a
quiet affair, only the mother of the
bride, Mrs. H. E. Bartlett, of Salt Lake,
and few intimate friends being pres
ent.
The bride is well known In this city
having a large circle of acquaintance.
The groom was formerly a resident of
Los Angeles, but is now connected with
the Milwaukee. After a short honey
moon spent in Chicago the happy cou-
pie left for Milwaukee, where they will
make their home.
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OGDEN.

Ogden, July 21.-N. o. Nye is in Chi
cago on a visit.
Misses Hatch and Williams of Salt
Lake were the guests of Miss Lottie
/ Brown during the week.
Mrs. A B. Hayes and family are at
Antelope island for an outing.
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Bishop Stevens and family visited in
Salt Lake during the week
Mrs. w. A. Middleton and dauehter
Edna and Mrs. A. z. Lathrou and
daughter Mabel have gone to California
for an extended visit.
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Arthur L. Trenham was visiting in
the city from Lost River, Ida, the fore
part of the week.
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Thomas mckinley, formerly of Ogden.
city Mondav.
Miss Kate Talbot, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Hawk for the mast five
weeks. returned Monday to her home
at Cheyenne.
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The Ladies' Aid society held a pleas
dhI meeting with Mrs. Booth Wednes-
day afternoon
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Miss Maude Hall, daughter of ex-
Mayor Hall of SpringvilIe. has returned
10 her home after an extended visit
with Ogden friends.
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Mrs; George w. Larkin, IT., is back
from her visit to Salt Lake.
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II. G. Brockman and wife of San
francisco were visiting in Ogden this
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en- Miss Fora Stout visited friends in
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w. J. Stillians Of Villisca, Ia. visited
friends in the city Thursday. $3.50
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X. 7. Harris has severed his connec-
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In Honor of Visitors

On Tuesday Mrs. Hoyt Sherman
invited few friends to spend the
morning at her cosy home on the Hill
TO meet Mrs. Albert T. Holden and
Mrs; George futile, who are visiting
in the city. With sewing and CONVEX
satlon the hours were quickly passed
ana at the noon hour a tempting lun-
cheOn was served
10 meet the guests of honor there
we're we're present Mrs. Robert Hardness,
Mrs. w. G. Sharp, Miss Hardness Miss
Calhoun, Mrs. George NJ. Downev Mrs
y. j. Salisbury, Miss Salisbury. Miss
crawford, Mrs. George q. Wallace
MISS Woodward, Miss Anderson and
Mrs. James A. Pollock
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vas in Montana with friends and Miss
kaWn was with Salt Lake friends.
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samuel WorsencrOft and Judge Saxev
/ and Sunday. S
MessrS; and Mesdames W z. Weidper
! B. r Fleiner, c. e Wright End r ~
/ S Sl h1 Messrs- Frank Mangsum, Her
man Martin and Fred Weidner ana the
Misses Evelyn Weidner, Allie Bee ana
! Mile Hanson, all of Provo formed =
happy party TO the canyon on Monday.
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Messrs. and 0Iesdames Hopper and
Woods Of Provo were out pleasure seeE-
ing on Provo river Friday.
Mrs, Ruth T1lton and Mr.. Dean Loose
are registered al the Falls resort
q q =
5, X Roberts and family are rusticating
IN the Provo mountains.
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Alex Headquist and wife are putting In
Kew weeks at the Falls resort.
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Mr. l. P Jayne and family. Miss r
bougn and Miss Josie Clear Of Salt T,sJ-o
are spending few weeks along Provo
Mr.. a. L WoOdhOuSe entertained Salt
Lake friends at the Falls resort Friday W
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-.
canyon Sunday. "
Charles Ward. Frank Ward ana A A
LoveIess were Sunday visitors at the
s K. Young of Salt Lake is spending the
summer IN Provo canyon.
SaIL Lake people who were az the Timer
FaIS resort In Provo canyon this Week
w were: Homer Robinson, L NJ Higley. j
n Gahoon, w II. Evans, L. X Fisher
II. II. Channtng, Frank Moore, WfHiar3
meyers, James Carpenter, l. Il LEVY Il
W Stewart, L. c. WinslOw, ]. r Jones
a. NJ L. 1Heesa;d1Ib og V Z. Huntznicher and
Or ana Mrs. ]. F. Noyes Of American
F F,o dehlghttully entertained the Utah
county Medical society at their homo IL
American Fork Wednesday. IL
Provo canyon. -
Miss Arvilla Clark is visiting for = few
days in Salt Lake City. g"
Bert Thurman is spending a few davg
with Salt Lake friends.
-, A dellghtrul dancing party was given at
Inc Inc Proyo Lake resort Friday evening.
Inc pavilion was well filled with CAV
young people. who passed the evenine Il,
dancing and social chat. Darton's or
cheStra furnished the music
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MIS- George Taylor and family rsturzser7
from Salt Lake City Thursday. where
they have been on an extended visit with
relatives and friends.
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Miss May Baker returned to har borna
In Riehfield Wednesday, after a months
visit IN Provo with her grandmother,
Mrs s. J. Spencer.
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Mrs. Angie Hinckley Of Cedar Fort
spent Wednesday and Thursday with her
Sister-in-law, Mrs. James George, in
Provo.
Professor B. S. Hinckley Of the I. D. 3
college returned home Thursday NIr.
Hinckley viii spend vacation in Provo
with his family. When the college OpeDs
in the fall he viii remove his family TO
Salt Lake City.
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Miss Ella Sutton OF Salt Lake City is
spending few weeks with Provo friends.
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Pleasant Surprise

A very pleasant surprise was tender
ed Miss Evan Jones Of Logan AT fba
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hill. All
South Sixth East, Friday evening. july
10th. Games and music formed the
amusements of the evening, after par
taking of bounteous lunch which had
been prepared for the occasion. Those
present were: Miss Louisa Worley, Mr.
ana Mrs. w. II. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs. w H
Acocks, Mrs. NJ Austin, Mrs. A. Hud-
son. Mrs. 5. Hewitt, Mrs A Lewis. Mr..
Jonn COOK. Mr.. Edwin Meakin, Mr.. G.
w. Spokes, Mr.. G. H. Lake. Mr.. w
Lake, Mr.. EnOch Salt, Miss Eta. Cur
Zon, Miss Mary Hewitt, Miss Annie
Hudson, Miss Myrtle Hill, Miss Lizzie
Hill. Miss Mabel HILL
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Social Chat.

DR.. Silver has gone east.
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Henry Dinwoodey has gone east.
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George Smith has returned home.
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Wayne Smith returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. C. L. Boyden has returned to the
city.
Mr.. Sam Henry has gone to Glen
wood.
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Leon Mollinelli has returned from
Leadville.
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Miss Louie Barnes left Wednesday
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Lagoon Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Hamburger en-
tertained number of friends at La
COON on Friday. Among those who en-
Joyed the affair were Mr.. and Mrs. w
y. Segal of Cincinnati, Mr.. and Mrs
Lehmayer OF Baltimore, DR.. Ulman of
DdB-lnlore' Mr. and Mrs. Mas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Solomon Siegel, Mr.. and Mrs
Banberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Eisman. Mr.
and Mrs. n. A. Ransohoff, Mr.. H. SiegeI
and Mr.. A. Hanauer.
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Birthday PARTY.

A pleasant birthday party was given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. r. II. Ir-
vine in honor of her little daughter
Josle's ninth birthday. The following
little folks enjoyed the afternoon in
games. after which dainty refreshments
We're served; Vera Rernhisel, Lena. Gro
mer' Edna Hunter, May Hunter, Irene
Ffingle' Cathie Naisbett, Geneva Kim
ball, Flo Sunberg, Bessie Najsbett Ap-
mes Pringle, Marvel Green, Grace Mead
Helena Mead, Charlie Altree, Agnes Ir.
vine, Sherman Irvine.
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Informal Luncheon

Mss Esther Freed gave a daintily
sPpoinled luncheon Friday afternoon.
loupHInentary to Miss Turner of Chi
ago. Sweet peas and ferns made a
oldutlIul decoration for the table
S.oull which were seated Miss Tur-
- ~, MISS McGrath, Mr.. w. II. Cum
nm, y nam =. Mr.. Chester Mason and Mr..
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At Cards

- a delightful event of the week was
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a., ''el. Miss DOugali, Miss How
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Ese lawrence, Nicholson, Schoppe
Sbo11A.ee nocker, Mcclellan, Dougall.
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