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Bacon. boxed quiet: extra shorts SO. -
clear ribs SS.25: clear sides $3.50
Receipts -four 5000; wheat 229, 900; corn
$4,000; oats 112OOO.
Shipments flour 5OoO wheat $4,000; corn
80 900; oats $4,000.
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 3.-COTTON-
Spot dull; prices lower; American miu-
ding 7-16 pence.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 3.-CoTToN
Nominal; middling 9Ac.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO, AUGUST 3.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000; steers strong to 10c higher;
butchers stock steady except medium
COWS COWS lower; natives, best on sale
today four car loads at $50; good to
prime steers S. S5@s6.5O; poor to medium
"a .45d$5 .25; selected feeders A.OOd$I. 60;
mived stockers 3.OOQ$9 30; cows SO .0O9$4. 80
heifers So 0OD$5 90; Gamers S2.25d$2 80;
bulls So. .OOa$4 60; calves $5.CO@$6. S5; Texans
receipts 450; best on sale today one car
load grassers $500, Texas fed steers &.4(
ass. Is; Texas grass steers 50. .25@A. %; Tex
as grass steers SO 325@s4.25; Texas bulls
$2 5Oa$S4O
HOGs-Receipts today 10000; tomorrow
Is 600: estimated; left over 1000; mixed
and butchers S. 15d$5 80; good to choice
heavy IS 1O6$5 AS; rough heavy &9OdS5.O5
light "a .2Od$5.5O.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000; strong to shade
higher; lambs 25 to 40 cents lower; goot
TO choice wethers strong to 10 cents high
er 81 .25d$75; fair to choice mixed 50 S0d
$4.25; western sheep $i25G$4.70: Texas
sheep 10 at Is cents higher SO. .256S4. as
native lambs 81 250IS5. rs; western lambs
steady at a decline of to points under
adverse cables, the market soon became
unsettled and selling was. active by al
classes of traders The market CLOSED
Iouiet at a net loss of to points.
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Guthrie Lodge No. 2l6. h. p. o. E. meets
the second and last Tuesday In each month
In Woodmen hall. l. B. LEVY, L. r.
J. FOUCART, Sec'yD
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Guthrie Lodge No. 2, K. of p. meets every
Monday att Pm in their nall in the Vic
tor block corner First and Harrison. Visit
ing knights are always welcome.
CHAS. POND, NJ. of F. and X. OF r 8.
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

Hartrantt Post No 3, G. A. r., meets oD
first and third SATURDAYS in each month al
1880 p. m in probate court room Visiting
comrades always welcome.
w b. HEROD, p. G.
NJ /. MOCK, AdjutnaDt
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Guthrie Lodge No. =, A F. & A. NJ. Reg.
ular meeting third Wednesday evening in
each month at 8 O'Clock. All brethren cordi
ally invited to Attend.
G. II. WILLIS w. M.
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DR.. Ed Erich left Friday for Denver.
Ogden Clubs.

The Coterie held its last regular meet
ing with Mrs. Archie BigeIoW
The programme was Intensely interest
ing, Mrs Bannlster treating the subject
OF Landscape Painting in a lucid and
ing a vivid and charming paper on The
Russia OF Today"
During the routine of business Mrs.
preaching federation meeting.
Mrs henderson and Mrs. Towne were
the guests of the afternoon.
- {. .
The Child Culture club met at the home
OF Mrs. Katie Wright Friday afternoon,
Sept Il. After some discussion the club
accepted the constitution as amended by
the revising committee.
Mrs Katie Wright was elected delegate
10 the annual meeting of the u. F. w c.,
10 be held in Salt Lake Oct. p, 26 and "a
Mrs. Christensen read paper from the
Atlantic Monthly on The Child the aII-
thor taking the position that too much at
t6nt1on IS given to the child individuality
More attention should be given to the
children The paper was abby discussed.
AT the next meeting Miss Whalen will
present a paper on 1.-The Child - Mrs
EIygare will present one on Domestic
Economy" The meeting will be held on
Friday, Oct. 5 at Mrs. Clara Wright's, 5Z7
TWenty-third street All mothers and wo-
men interested in child culture and do
mesuc economy are cordially invited to
any and all of the meetings. The mem
bershiD IS limited. II is the aim of the
club TO reach mothers.
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well and favorably known young peopie
of Provo, Mrs Knudsen having been
conspicuous member of the stake cholr
for a number Of y S
A delightful wedding took place at
the residence of the groom 1atner
Wednesday night The CONTRACTING
parties were Miss Isabelle Lamp ana
MI James Halliday, Wen ana FAVOR
ably known young people OF Provo a
large aSsemblage OF friends gathered
to do the young couple honor. Many
rich and costly presents We're orouShS
to them and the wee snla hours nau
dawned before the wedding party dis
persed. The eroon's father, Abraham
Halliday, performed the wedding cere-
mony after which the jolly crowd m
dulged in singing, music, refreshments
and social glee- The guests present
We're: Messrs. and Mesdames Dan,
Frank, Walter and George Halliday,
Roosevelt Snow, w. Nj. Mildenhali, J. A
Haliaday w. X Earrer, Peter Grow
man, William Mitchell, ALVIN Board
man, W. \. Tidiney, S l. Mendenhail
and J. w Moore: Mrs. Albert Jones
and Mrs. Charles Smith, Misses Jessie.
Ethel and Fora Smith, Florence Burk-
ms Sarah Masters, Nellie Jones, Sarah
Mitchell, Jennie Thomas, Miss Dunn,
and Messrs. David Arthur and Joseph
Halliday, T. f. Reese, NJ Houtz,
George Fuller, William Mutt. William
Lewis and Charles Cook The happy
young couple. will be at home in Rob
inson, Juab county, after Oct l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halliday are children
of Provo highly respected by all who
know them. Mr. Halliday is now en-
ployed as a miner in the Tintic dis
trict-
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The Nineteenth Century club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Searle. and
enjoyed an excellent programme II
was the clubs first industrial day and
the time until recess was devoted to
round table conducted by Mrs Searle,
who read a thoughtful paper dealing
with some phases of the labor GueS-
ton, and then called for contributions
to the subject from the members pres
ent. After recess and roll call Mrs
Buckier read a very interesting paper
on Recent Labor Troubles" The his
tory of the labor organizations of this
country was briefly reviewed and an
account given of some of the most i'm
portant strikes of recent years, ending
with the strike recently begun by the
coal miners. After the critics report
the club adjourned.
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PARK CITY SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.) J.

Especial Corresp ondence.) } ..---.
Park City. Sept 29-On the 9th of next
month the Ladies Aid Society oil the Con-
gregatiOnal church viii meet at the home
mence their work for C i1i-h mas earn
ival.
D. D. Erwin of Muskegon. Mich. has
been in the Park the greater portion OF the
week, and is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
D. C Mclaughlin.
The ladies OF Silver Leaf lodge, Daught-
ers of Rebecca, gave a spread after their
meeting last Tuesday A large number
time was had
Mr.. and Mrs W, H. Ray were visitors
to Salt Lake for few days this week.
this week
Miss Agnes Harrington, Park City's
treasurer, was visitor to the metropolis
for several days this week
Invitations were received in the Park
this week for the marriage of Henry Gale
Foote to Miss Vira Elsie Merrill at Oak
formerly a resident of this city, being the
son of NJ G. Foote, at one time CHER en-
Dr.. and Mrs. E. Viko are visiting in
Salt Lake for few days.
The many friends Of Miss Margaret
Kearns and Mr. Frank ] Westcott were
pleased 10 learn of the popular couples
for early in October.
Mrs. William GREY Mr.. and Mrs
Miles Taylor, Mr.. F. D. r. Gray and
Mr.. Thomas Mathews, all of Salt Lake.
came I'D from that city Wednesday to
attend the Pearson-Chartrand wedding.
g @ 9
Gideon Snyder a prominent business
man OF Ogden. was in the Park Thursday
and Friday visiting relatives.
g @ @
G. A Calls. county attorney, was IN
from Coalville Thursday on legal and
political business.
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Alex Hebert returned from his tri.S to
Michigan the first of the week where he
went six weeks ago with his family
whom he left in that state Cor the winter
@ G, -
Mrs H Radon is visiting in Salt LAX.
for few days
Mrs II p Davis WIS = passenger TO
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turned from a visit to Mrs. Gunter's
old home in Arkansas
Mrs r B. Cook and Miss Florence
cunningham have returned from their
European trip.
Mr. and Mrs J. B. Wells viii come
down from Helena 10 be present at the
sadier-DonneH wedding on Wednes-
. @
Mrs. w. H Rintz has invitations out
for Thursday afternoon.
Miss Daisy McClintock returned Fri
day from a three months visit in
southern California.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bitters wishes to
announce the engagement of their
Samuel Weggeland, prominent young
Salt Lake musician. The wedding will
take place the 9Th of October.
Mrs. Susie Y. Gates has gone to To-
Mr.. j. r. Walker entertains at dinner
tomorrow for DR.. Maclean of Detroit.
Miss Clara Brooks left during the
week for New York, where she will
study art.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Moss have gone
to Denver to make their home.
Mrs Henry POLAND. jr.. entertained
at dinner Thursday evening. Covers
were laid for Mesdanaes e A. POLAND.
w J. Lewis, j V Uric. Frank Shafer,
]. Irvine. A. Ure. A. Lewis, j. Berry,
G. w. Peck.
q o q
few of Miss Mamie Risley's friends
gave her a pleasant surprise Fridey
evening, high FIVE being the game
played. Prizes were won by MessrS.
Croker and Ensign. after which dainty
refreshments were served Those pres
ent were Miss Ella Burbidge Miss
Edna Rawlins, Miss Mil Collett. Miss
R1da Taylor Miss Nellie Collett, Miss
Retta Rawlins, Miss Verna Farnes |
Miss Bertha Rawlins. Miss Claire Ken
nard, Miss Myrtle Burbidge. Miss Ma
mic Risley, Miss Mamie SIeater;
Messrs. Penrose, Cameron, Dave
Cameron.
Is g q
DR.. and Mrs. Pinkerton have returned
from Idaho and Montana
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ing parties. After the ceremony a re-
eeption was given at the home of the
Drldes parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w
HearSon, where refreshments were
served and congratulations showered
upon the happy couple The wedding
presents were numerous, costly and
beautiful Mr.. and Mrs. Chartrand
took the afternoon Rio Grande West
ern train for Salt Lake, and after a
Few days stay in that city will go TO
ture reside A large number OF friends
We're at the depot, and amid showers
Ct rice bid the couple goodbye and
Eshed for them happiness and joy.
The bride was one of Park City's best
young ladies, accomplished, handsome
and popular, and much regret was eX-
pressed at her departure The groom
IS a we'll known railroad man on the
Union Pacific and is to be congratu-
lated on winning so great a prize
g, g g
The WOman's Athenaeum met at the
home of Mrs W. I. Snyder Monday
afternoon Madame President White
head presided. The attendance was
weather. Mrs. Arthur Williams resig-
nation was accepted as historian and
Mrs. John w Geiger was elected to
fill the vacancy. Mrs. Walter Scott
was elected a delegate to the meeting
OF the woman's federation, which meets
at Salt Lake next month. Mrs. W. w.
Armstrong was elected as alternate.
Mrs. John Deim favored those present
with a Spanish song entitled ".Segui-
della" After the routine business was
transacted Mrs. E. P LIE Compile took
charge Of the afternoons programme
Education in Our New Possessions
was the subject of Mrs. Charles
Shields, and it was handled very ably.
Mrs. W. w Armstrong; topic was
Town and Village Improvement. asso-
Citations" and the lady made a eeided
hit by telling of the many improve
ments that could be made in our city
If such a society was formed. by rid
ding the streets Of garbage, the festive
COW and other unsightly objects. Miss
Jean Pearson read a very interesting
and instructive paper on American
Education at the Paris Exposition"
After singing America" the society
adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs.
w. G. Lamb on Monday Oct s. The
study viii be The History OF Egypt"
Professor L. T. GALLAGHER of the High
school entertains the teachers and a
evening.
A very pretty card party was given
at the home of John c. Kelly Friday
night Miss Weist and Mr.. Carly were
the prize winners. Nice refreshments
selections, etc, an exceedingly pleas
ant evening was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Rice returned
this morning from an extended visit
to Montreal, Canada.
Mrs P Mcpherson and son returned
this morning from a pleasant visit of
five weeks with relatives and friends in
Toronto, Canada
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Do-Di Cub

On Friday evening the members of
the Do-Di club gave a peasant sur
prise in honor of Walter Wright. one
&C the members, in the Sixteenth ward
assembly rooms prior to his departure
on mission TO the eastern states. Mr..
Wright was taken to the hall under
pretext of a meeting and a large num-
Der of his friends were waiting to well
come him.
Dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour, when after Il few appropriate re-
marks by Mr. Wright, in which he ex-
pressed his delight at the kindness
shown by his many friends, and thank
ing them for the interest taken in his
welfare, all sat down to a bounteous
supper, which had been prepared by
the young ladies.
The club colors, red and yellow, were
shown to pretty effect by the many
flowers in the hall
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EURFKA SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence,

Especial Correspondence
Eureka, Sept. 29-The most enjoyable
social event of the past week was the
ball given last Wednesday by the @.
It's in honor of the Bye and Bye club.
The Q. It's is a club composed OF four
young ladies, Miss Alice Adams, Miss
Grace Mills. Mrs. Oscar Forslund and
Miss Mary Haynes. Only about fifty
everyone invited was present. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. ". a. 3olz-
heimer. Miss Jennie Bowen, Miss Lou
Murphy. Miss Kate Marshall, Alice
Adams, Grace Mills, Nary Haynes. -Ir-
and Mrs. Oscar Forslund, Miss Maggie
Sullivan, Miss Maggie Bonner, Sadie
Adams, Miss Helen Shepard, Frank
BeeSley, Charles isi.sla.i- Dr 6. J. I'D,
E D. S.sra lsou, Arthur I.ay Ca1ries
Coyle, DR.. Taylor, Harry CoyIe, Frank
Morley, Joseph Theriott, Fred Earls,
George TheriOtt, Joel Jenifer, Henry
Ventress, Dave Mills, I. S. Haynes, c..
E. Hush Among the out of town
City; Miss Nellie Adams, Provo; Miss
Wallace, Salt Lake City 6. l. Giles.
Provo; Mr.. HazelgrOye, Salt Lake City.
Dr. j. w. DrybOrough, who has been
living in Michigan for the past year,
has again returned to Eureka
G. z. Giles of Salt Lake City enter
tanned about fifteen people at the home
of Mrs Dennis Sullivan last Sunday
night, at a pianola recital.
Miss BERTHE Henriod. who is attend
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PROVO SOCIETY.


Mrs. W. R. Mcbride went to TooeIe
Thursday for few weeks visit with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mabel Tate.
- o g
Luc;an Noyes and family have re-
moved from Fillmore to Provo to locate
permanently.
g o g
Mr.. Allie John is up from Nephi for
a few days visit with friends
& @ %
The wedding reception of Mr.. James
knudSen and Emma John Knudsen
took place at the home Of the brides
parent, Mrs Jane John, Thursday
evening. Over 100 invited guests
gathered to do the young people honor
and costly and many were the presents
brought to the newly married couple.
A sumptuous wedding supper was
spread and the evening pleasantly
spent in feasting, music and song.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knudsen are now at
home to their friends on Tenth street
between G and D streets. They are
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PROGRAMME.


Thursday Morning, Oct 25.
8 to 10 o'clock, meeting Of credentials
committee.
10:30, call to order.
Invocation.
Address of welcome.
Response, Mrs. F. w. Hoyt.
Presidents address. Mrs. Mary Gle
gus Coulter.
Afternoon, from 8 to 5.
Reception at Ladies' Literary club
house.
8 p. m, vocal solo Cselected), Mr..
Miss Gray, accompanist
DR.. Paden.
Intermission.
Vocal solo (selected). Mrs. Afford.
L "A Perfect House and Home" Miss
Kellogg, Provo.
Friday. Oct. 26. 10 a. m.
Report of credentia1 committee
Report of officers.
Report of committees: Local, pro-
gramme, badge, travelling library
Reports of new clubs: Vernal Heber
City, Manti, CoalVille, Moab, Corinne,
Springviile, Orangeville, Brigham City.
Reports of delegates to biennial.
The Measure of Success Miss Eva
Rankin, Brigham City.
2:3O .. m, Mrs. billiard, Ogden
chairman.
Report of industrial committee.
The Development of PU.olic Spirit
and Collective Conscience" Professor
Royiance, Utah University.
Interm1ssion.
Vocal trio, Mrs. Ella @. WetzeU. Mrs
Kate B. Anderson. Miss Edna Dryer.
What We May Expect From Indus
trial Organization of Women" Miss
Whalen, Ogden.
P. m, a Cavatina, b March, from
suite op. 81, Raft, Professor E. Heffly.
Address, Mrs. Bertha Kunz-Raker.
Minuetto. Scherzando, op. 5 Staven-
hagen; b March, grotesque op, 80, Sin
ding; Romance CD. %. Schumann: a
Tarantella, G sharp minor, Nocode,
Professor z. Heffiy.
Saturday, Oct. 81, 10 e. m.
Mrs. McVicker. Salt Lake City.
chairman.
Report of educational committee.
What Can Probably Be Eliminated
From the Curriculum of Our Public
Schools?" Mrs. William NJ. Stewart.
Discussion led by Mrs w r. Hut
Crimson and Miss Dukes.
Theories and Experiments in Mod
ern Education, Mrs. J. NJ. Bishop, OG-
den.
Educational reports.
2:3O p. m, Mrs. Franc r. Elliott, Salt
Lake City, chairman.
Vocal solo (selected), Miss Mabel
Clark
LAS a Means of Culture is the Modern
Novel Worthy of Consideration. Miss
Alice Reynolds, Provo.
Discussion led by Mrs. L. NJ. Rftchie
Intermission.
Vocal solo (selected). Mr.. George
Wallace
THE Relation of Art to Life"
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Elite Social Club.

The Elite Social club, recently or
ganized, gave its initial entertainment
last Monday evening at Thomas hall
in the form OF a masquerade ball
Dancing was the principal feature af-
ter which a pre-. gramme was rendered,
followed by refr shments. An enjoy
able time was had and many were the
comments heard for the future success
of the club.
The guests present were: Misses j.
Brown, 3. Brown, Evans, Perkes, z.
Lambert. p. Lambert. ScOmberg, Nc
Kean. Kirk, Jack, Erickson, Glenn
Carter. Miller. Woodberry and Newton;
Messrs. Farnes, Sandberg, Perkes, Al
tree, Reynolds, Everitt, Scomberg, Nc
Phie. f. Lancaster, r. Lancaster, War
burton. Palmquist, Macarthur, Hogan,
McCSiIVery Burt and Thomas
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ing school at the 3. Y. acsa.
Provo. was I'D last SUNDAY 'efny at
c. r Spilman % me flntio ~.
the first of the week for mis- 1Ii-iler loft
at Charlottesville, Ind, Tor Olu Aone
OF weeks Couple
4 @ .
George Hodgins visited his ro
Salt Lake this week. n-ly in
. = z
DR.. Wade Of Payson WIS =
Friday on professional business Town
Ray Barney, who has beer. a.
City, Ida, during the past i've 11,,S.iloon
returned 10 Eureka last SunIe--l1 uths.
VIII attend school in Salt Lax and and
this winter. City
q q 81
l. r. Adamson of the RocE -,
route was out from Salt I,al-a lSl s-j
week to visit his mother. tbs
q q o
Mrs. George Moore is vis,Uioe, :, -,
east n the
NJ and Mrs. William Duasa7a.-
ware uD from Provo this weaI- i''ei "
g = g
Frank GOrham resigned his r,-,..
wiki lho Tintic Mer.autil- ,0r1,7-''on
ANA lett Tuesday for his h5lna - o c,l :
Lc-N9 CITY. He is 81 cceeiei nv "a y,
Hartdegen of BlackfoOt. Ida.
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You and I Crystal Club.

The You and I Crystal club met
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Branch. The hostess was pre-
scented with a gift from the club and
a few games of high five were played.
The first prizes were won by Mrs. J.
D. Ford and Mr.. H. w. Branch; the
second by Mrs. w. Culver and Mrs J.
D. Ford. The tallies were souvenir
postal cards of Colorado. Red and yell
low was the color scheme of the dec
orations. Princes feathers and sun
flowers were used in the parlor, while
IN the dining room autumn leaves were
used in profusion. The colorS were
carried out in the refreshments, table
decorations and menu cards.
After supper the guests enjoyed
game of guessing, for which first
prizes were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs.
Holding, Mrs. Harvey, and Mr.. Davis
won the BOBBY. During the evening
much merriment was caused by the
presentation to each gentleman of a
'buzzing bee" The club then ad-
3ourned to meet in two-weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Strickland.
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Social Chat.

Mrs. Urquhart Lee left Thursday
for Colorado.
Miss Ethel Hutchins of Montpelier.
Ia, and Charles N. Sweet of this city
were married Thu sday-
Elgin Travis is at home again.
Miss Mary Teasdel. who has been
studying art in Paris for the past two
years, sailed yesterday FOR home
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Fenton have re-
turned from Chicago.
Mrs. Lydia HARRIET of visalia, Cal,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. George Dalton of Denver spent
the past week in the city with Mrs.
Henry NJ. Dinwoodey.
Among the weddings of the past week
was that of Miss Lillian Martin and
John \. Hunt of Eureka.
Mrs. Willard 7. Croxall spent the
early days Of the past week in the
city.
8 @ 9
Ralph Waterman has returned from
Seattle.
Miss Martha A. Brown and Wesley
a. Armstrong were married Tuesday
s~AI~A NUN - 1~AALo ADAS-OP'
Mrs. Charles Read has returned
home.
8 o 8
Mrs. George +. DOwney has returned
from Manila
Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Lewis. formerly
Of Butte. will make this city their
home.
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman left yesterday for
a months visit with relatives in Des
Moines.
Hamilton Coffin left yesterday for
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris have re-
turned from Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don H. Porter and Miss
Mamie Porter left Wednesday evening
for the east Miss Porter will again
enter Monticello seminary at Godfrey,
Ills. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter will return
home in two weeks.
Mrs. p s. Alexander and daughter,
J bel. returned during the week from
q delightful summer at Niagara Falls.
Mrs. John Q. Critchlow and Mrs.
Virginia Snow Stephen left for the east
last Wednesday,.
DR. and Mrs. f. A. Vincent have re-
turned from an eastern visit.
There will be a called meeting of the
Inquirers' club at the home of Mrs.
Van Alstein, Gao East First South
street, Monday, Oct. !, at p. m. A
full attendance is & desired 81
Mrs. Mccullough has returned from
San Francisco
% @
Mrs. George Good gave a party TO
the Rainy Day club last Wednesday.
s. H. Babcock has returned from the
Or. H. D. Niles has returned from
'ns east q o o
Lear Ritter has returned from Col
conda-
in their new home. 81 Seventh East
street.
Miss Jewett left Friday evening for
her home in Columbus. o.. after a de-
iightful visit with Mrs. c. S. Post
Mrs. Morris r. Hunt and Mrs. Don
Carlos Roberts give a tea Thursday
@ 9 o
Mrs. J. T. Houx Of San Francisco is
the guest of Mrs. r. s. Richards.
> .
Mr.. and Mrs willis T. Beardsley will
make Salt Lake their home.
IS q a
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick wiz entertain
at dinner Monday. Oct 8, in honor of
Miss Flora Griffin.
. 9
F. c. Schrsmm returned Friday
morning from New York.
Mr. ana W. ". 7. aunteA have re