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Huaan RefrigsTators.

NJ Hunan Re1FiGeRatoT0.
. Cremation il 1 thing Of the past
h the classical precincts OF Boston. 3ss
Soax-Because why?
too much heat to reducs Bostoniaa q
shes."-Chicago Daily News.
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she has refused me- nine times Balti-
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To Care . Cold A One Day. ,..,s.. /:
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund money II itfails to cure. &c.
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Jel1-O, The New Dessert, -,
pleases Ill the family. { Sutf ayprs: Lem
on, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. At
your grocers. 10 cts! <TYysit to-day. =
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No = u y that 80 uui1l
1lst tor 9. INC srtalnt
nj Johnson
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~. do you know what I did with my old
wagon 2? NJ" IT sold it for 4 hearse.
And now people are Just dying to get to ride
in it!"-St. Louis Republic. : = 80
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New rule Of the Don't Worry club: II you d
are hungry, don't try not to worry about it,
but try to get something to eat.-Atchison
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HII|.alnaiyca pl1ilea.

HanaicapI d s.
,xifhbA I never hear yous make any fun
u yonr Wife's cooking I I,
Ss Ia no; ron Re, che belongs to 1o5
manX cooking clubs that dos good deal
Of tho home cooking myself. ndianapotiSI
.Tn,irmA1 a 81 fEss5S.ss83
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were ksuedyesterday TO Clarence
Alonzo Proctor and Mamie Florence Leatherman;
william b. II. Blanford, jr. Dover. n. G., and
Ola Royston White. Atlanta, Ca; Alton NJ Law
renee. Richmond, Va, and Lottie Parrish. Balti-
more, Md; William Ware and Margaret b..
Kruser; Edgar Nathan Merriman, Jeanette, Pa.
and olive Lee this city; Robert Brown and Alice
J,nifer; A. b. Hunt and Jean Wyson, both Of
Pulaski county. Va; Charles +. Pratt and Mary
l., Turner; William H. Cootes, this city, and
Emma Forrest, Prince George county. Nd. Robert
EIrin Aldie Va, and Laura Cochran. Landmark,
va. Harry L. King, hrightwood, ID. C., and Mary
4 Payne this city; Robert Green and Christiana
Galloway; DR. NJ. F. Miller and May Beyeridge;
Edward T. Bartholme and Julia II. Eaean; ottie
Williams and Matilda Brown; Edward Lewis and
Rosa b. Barber; Levi johnson and Virginia p.
Randolph; John E. Driscoll and Hulda 4. Singer.
both Of Rehmond, Va; CHRISTOPHER Pitts and
Nora Il Proctor.
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HIS TIME GROWING SHORT.
The Execution of Charles Mouin Set
for January IL.

Unless the President interferes Charles
i. MeUin will be hanged in the District
jail on January IL next, for the murder
OF Robert L. Turner, in December, 1899
The Court of Appeals for the District yes
terday denied MeUIn's appeal for new
trial and arrest of tie judgment of the
Supreme Court of the District, which ad-
judged him guilty OF murder and sentenced
him to be hanged. McUin was tried be-
fore Justice Clabaugh. in Criminal Court
No. !, last April, and was found guilty and
sentenced to be hanged on July 8. His
counsel filed n notice OF appeal TO the Court
OF Appeals. At the time set for his exe1u-
tion the court had not considered his ap-
peal. and the sentence Of the court was de-
layed until October. At that time again
action had not been taken by the court,
and execution was again postponed until
January II next.
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The Denth Record.

The following deaths for twenty-four hours
were reported at the Health Department up TO
noon yesterday: Jane Starr, 81 years; James
Parker. 20 years; Maria L. Chapman "a years;
Sophia Malone. az years; Elizabeth scoheid 20
years; Annie +. Carson, 20 years; Peter Brush,
20 years; Louisa Doyle, 20 years; Timothy Han
nifn 81 years; Sylvia Brown, IS years; Patrick
Sullivan. 81 years; Andrew II. Brown 90 years /;
David Hearns. 80 years; Butler B. Wyman, 80
years; Mary A. Carr, 43 years Nancy o. Hall, 42
years; Alice Lewis. 3j years; William Fenton. 81
years; Milton D0dd, so years; Clarence +. Hum
phreys. % years; John A. White. % wears
Frederick CLARK, 20 years; Victoria ohapeIl, 2
months.
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TIDE TABLE.

Sun rose......T:l3 AN. Sun SETS $40 PM
Moon rises. SO AN. Noon sets.............
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General Parke,s Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains Of the late
Gen. John G. Parke, who died last Sunday at his
residence in Jackson Place, will be held this
morning at Epiphany Church. The Rev. r. H.
McKim win oflciate and the Military Order of the
Loyal Legion will attend the exercises Inter
ment will be made in the burial ground OF the
church of st. John the Less Philadelphia At
the time of his death General Parke was a director
of the Capital Traction Company and trustee
Of the Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
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ADJUSTMENTS

lamps III today p
lamps out tomorrow w....................6:23 An.
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New National Theatre Mrs Leslie Carter, in
"Zaza;" evening.
Columbia Theatre-Burton Holmes lecture
''oberammergau in 1905" afternoon: san Toy u
evening.
Lafayette Square Opera House-'The Lottery
Of Love-" afternoon and evening
Chase's New Grand-Polite vaudeville; afternoon
and evening.
Academy Of Music-"The Three Musketeers;"
evening.
KeTnan's Lyceum Theatre-"Irwins Big show''
afternoon and evening
The New Biiou Tbeatrc-"The vagabonds' Ex.
Tavaganza Company" afternoon and evening
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STREET LIGHTING.

Low dde-..........-.....12:23 % AN. and 1925 P NJ
High tide de-.................6:O2 AN and G:2l p. NJ
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THE SUN AND MOON

Highest temperature, p m....................I IL
Lowest temperature, 4. m....................3 81
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M. short pu6 Clears the Head

Noes YOUR head ache2 Have you pains over your
eyss? Is there 4 constant dropping in the throatf
Ia Inc breath offensive? These are certain symp.
,oms Of catarrh. DIR. Agncw's Catarrhal Power
yiu cure most stubborn cases in Tdaryelo,isy
sLori time II you've bad catarrh week it's a
rre cure Ii it's Of fity years standing it's jus.
as effective. ~ cents. Sold by +. s. Williams,
Ninth and F streets and Ednonds 4 Williams
Third Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.-u
The times., 1900-12-19
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.
Two WiIIs Probated.

By the terms of the will Of the late Admiral
Frederick Vailette McNair dated July -, 1891
fled yesterday for probate, his entire estate is
left to his widow, Clara Warren NcNair. The will
OF Sampson Thomas dated August so last was
also filed for probate. He directs that his es-
tate shall be divided among his wife and chill
dren.
The times., 1900-12-19
ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE
w. NJ. Alexander Arraigned for
the Murder of Matthew Snow.

His Wife and Their Son SIT Beside
the Accused i'm Criminal Court No.
Oner GIszebrOOk and Thomas Car
Ter Damaging to the Prisoner.
The times., 1900-12-19
''',' s The SAPOLIO The, WORKS s' ,.,. '., 's:' s.s.
Awarded Heavy Damages.

In her suit against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for 5,c0) claimed as damages for per-
sonal injuries. Mrs. Ruth A. Mccoy was yes
tertsv awarded So 600 by the jury which heard the
testimony in the case.
The times., 1900-12-19
- Timrs
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1900.
Weather Indications
TEMPERATURE

Fair Wednesday and probably Thursday; lief
southerly winds.
The times., 1900-12-19

u quart bottles of the Wash
ington Brewing Co.'S Famous
Golden Hop BEER for 81. De-
uyered in unlettered wagenA
The times., 1900-12-19
M lens Suits.

A bargain that cannot be duplicated
the world over. Suits in the nobby
cassimeres checks and
mixtures-single and dou- a. n AH
s1s sIs Sreasted-weli worth SO.4J
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A most appropriate n n - .
Christmas present for Ill
husband or brother. u
Handsome fancy vests IL
worth s3.5e, for.......
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Delightful Evening.

Miss Stella Jacobs gave a charming
lawn party on Friday evening. The
grounds were brilliantly illuminated
for the occasion. and dancing was en-
jOyed until a late hour.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Darlington, Mr..
and Mrs. A. V. Hosick, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Ball and Mrs. NJ. A. Darlington;
the Misses Emma Ball, WardrOp,
Thatcher. Smith, Williams, Darlington,
White. Dennis. Derrick Vincent. KEEL
ley, Richards and Jackson; Messrs.
Jensen, Smith, Ball, Woodruff, Kelley,
Evans, Jacobs, Mills, Winslow Smith,
Rogers, Sears, Brown and MeAlister.
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ver Colo, are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. T. T. Thomas
Mrs. Lorenzo Gushing of Dillon is the
guest of Mrs. R. E. Hoag-
Miss Margaret Philips and Miss Ma
bel Thorn have returned from Mer-
cur
enne are the guests of Mrs. w. H.
Jones'
Mrs. Elias A. Smith is home from
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Heinberger of
Leadville are visiting Mrs. Sig Simon.
Mrs. Frank Higginbotfam and chill
dren have returned from Willard.
Messrs. Filler, Miss Filler and Miss
Freed returned during the week from
the Annie Laurie mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Spencer have
gone to Wasateh-
g g 8
Mr.. and Mrs, c. B. Horton and Mrs.
L. H. Horty of Omaha are the guests
of Mrs. F. E. Horton.
@ g g
MRS L. NJ. Rutt and daughter are at
home to their friends at No. S35 East
Second South street.
% g 6
Mrs. Morgan Richards has returned
from a two months visit TO her old
home in Parowan.
g 8 8
Miss Belle Feldberg of Helena and
Miss Florence Liebensheim of Chicago
who have been visiting friends in this
| city. have left for a trip through Vel
F; lowstone park, after which they will
return 20 this city.
@ g g
Miss Edna Scott of Spokane. Wash
| formerly of this city, is the guest OF
Miss Lizzie Davis. 412 East Third
| South.
8 s. 8
Mrs. j. z. Dooly returned from g
| visit to California yesterday morning
| 6 q q
Mrs. F. NJ. Bishop and Mrs. Fred G.
Graham have returned to the city after
months outing at the Old Arm Chair
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Kensin0 top Tea.

Mrs. Monroe of Pittsburg was on
Thursday afternoon the guest of honor
at very delightful Kensington tea
given by Mrs. Hal Brown. The house
was very effectively decorated with
suntlowers. and dainty refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
The guests were Mrs Monroe, Mrs.
6oggS, Mrs. F. J. Hills, Mrs. W. r.
Mghtman, Mrs. Wynn of Indiana, Mrs.
Bush Of Chicago, Mrs. w. H Dale,
Mrs. Dale of Kansas, Mrs. Eeffron,
ATS. Johnson, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. George
putnam. Mrs. G. S. Peyton, Mrs. J. r.
PACK Mrs. Clark OF Chicago, Mrs.
DuL,9n, Mrs. Charles Plummer, AIRS.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs Joseph McGonagle and
family are back from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandenburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Selleck, Mrs. Austin, Miss
formed a canyon party Tuesday even
ing.
Baggage Agent Code and family
have been enjoying a two weeks out
ing at Ketchum, Ida.
City Editor Game of the Tribune and
wife were ogden visitors Sunday.
q g g
Hon H. H. Spencer is back from his
California trip.
Mrs. Fred Price and daughters of
Salt Lake are the guests of Mrs. Susan
Parry on Eighteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Edwards Of
Los Angeles were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Davidson this week
q 8 6
Joseph E. Mcknight and wife of Salt
Lake visited in Ogden Sunday last.
Judge A. G. Horn returned Wednes-
day from a seven weeks tour of the
east.
Mrs. A. Moench of Joplin, Mo., is the
guest of DR.. Hibbs.
. g. g
Mrs. Hattie Harris of Chicago is Wis
iting Mrs. Joseph Thomas in Ogden
canyon.
g d" @
s J. Holther, ST., is back from a
mission to Norway.
Miss Mae Pratt of Salt Lake was the
guest of Mrs. 7. H. Carr during the
week.
The Knights of Pythias entertained
their friends Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
Rev. Goshen and Judge Patton are
back from their outing at Yellowstone
park.
A camping party composed of Hon.
H. H. Rolapp, Hon. Daniel Hamer.
Willard Hamer of Salt Lake, Hon. 9. c.
Richards, County Clerk Hollingsworth
and County Clerk Taggart of Morgan
county spent three days at Wasatch
TINS week.
g 8 g
Dr. H. NJ. Rowe, United States live
stock inspector, has removed his family
to Ogden.
9 @ g
Tuesday was childreE's day at Glen
wood, and hundreds of the little ones
disported themselves from morn till
eve.
@ o @
NJ E. Holmes of Lake, New, visited
in the city Wednesday.
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Miss Maize Smead of Soda Springs is
visiting in Ogden.
g. g g
Mrs. J. S. Noble is back from an ex-
tended trip to the coast.
s. o. 81
Miss Jennie Smith Of Salt Lake is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Shaw, 46S
Washington street.
@ o @
Mrs. Smith and daughter Lulu of Salt
Lake were visiting in the city this
week.
g @ @
Professor and Mrs. John F. Engle
were given farewell party at the
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PROVO Dispatch, but recently OF thu ST
george News, has returned to Provo Mr.
NalilS expects 70 remove his family tn
Provo and establish a permanent resi-
Miss Emilia Bullock Of Pleasant Grove Is
spending couple Of weeks with Provo
City Treasurer Mary Boshard is visit
ing IN He0er and Provo valley.
Mrs. A V. Robson Is visiting friends
in Salt Lake City.
Mr., John A Hougaard of Manti is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. z. c. Henrichsen
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chapman of Amer
lean Fork and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smith ana
S3nh n MOTION nc OF Heber are the guests OF
SILENCE, of Lincoln, Neb., are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George Craig.
Mrs. Sam Schwab and Miss Nslkie. her
sister, have been visiting in Salt Lake
during the week.
Mrs. Captain wedgewood ana her
Tn I'm! Mrs Thorpe, are visiting in Salt
o . o
Miss Grace Berry is in Salt Lake for
g 8 g
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hatch OF Heber
were in Provo during the week.
Miss Lizzie Barker has returned 10 Salt
Lake, after couple Of weeks visit with
Mrs. Berry.
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Conversation PARTY.

Miss Edith Hale was the hostess of
a very pleasant conversation party on
Thursday evening. The rooms were
bright with the prettiest flowers of
summer, and dainty refreshments were
served during the evening"
The invited guests were the Misses
Adams, Richards, Sara Park, Pearl
Weller Mary Billings, Bertha Booth,
Daisy Reybold, Florence Evans, Edna
Bailly, Mary Sharp, Thomas, Rawlins,
Celia Cooper, Edna Richards, Ruly
Peyton and Olive Monroe of Pfttsburg;
Messrs. Kneass, Lollin, Winslow Smith.
Lynniville Ritter, Frank Foote, SadIer,
Leonard, Author Thomas, Druehl,
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
Salt Lake CITY.

The University of Utah includes. be
sides the college proper, the State
School of Mines, the State Normal
School, a preparatory school and a
kindergarten school
Thorough collegiate courses are Of
fered in science, literature and arts,
and in mining and electrical engineer
ing.
The State Normal School offers com
plete courses in normal and kindergar-
ten training One hundred free normal
scholarships are maintained.
Courses preparatory to law. me6i-
cine and the college courses, are Of
fered. Studies leading to a practical
business course are given
Magnificent site, new buildings,
splendid equipment.
Entrance examinations, Sept. 26, q,
%; registration Oct. 1.
Send for Annual which gives full in
formation concerning subjects, courses,
etc, D. r. ALIEN, Sec,
Salt Lake City
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Lawn Fete.

A very pleasant event of the week
was the lawn fete given by Miss Elsie
Clayton. The grounds were bright
with multi-colored japanese lanterns.
and a large dancing floor was erected
on the east side of the lawn.
The guests were the Misses Elsie
Clayton. Alberta Barton, Clara COving-
ton, Daisy Brooks, Alice Mcclellan.
Lillian Western, Althea Ellerbeck and
FlOsSie Hyde. Messrs. Preston, Davis,
Charles birmingham, Frank Grant,
Elmer Mobiles and Vernon Hampton.
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Collum of New York, Mrs William
Igleheart, Mrs. Prest of Kentucky, Mrs.
vincent, Mrs. Stanley Miner, Mrs. Ar
cher, Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs. Author
Brown, Mrs. Hemotin, Mrs. Thorne,
Mrs. Dickert, Mrs. w. II. Jones, Mrs.
John Reed, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. George
A. Lave, Mrs. George P. Holman, Mrs
Ira Lewis, Mrs. o. o. Lee, Mrs. F. A.
Druehl, Mrs. Thomas Weir, Mrs. Rob-
ert Weir, Mrs. Andrew Howat, Mrs.
Kinkead, Mrs. Skinner of Denver, Mrs.
A. o. Owing, Mrs. ]. g. Jacobs, Mrs
Strevan, Mrs. Victor Clement Mrs
Beattie, Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Lees
of Park City.
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Alta Club Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Holmes were
the guests of honor at a very enjoy
able dinner rendered them by Judge
and Mrs. Miner on Thursday evening.
The private dining room at the Alta
club was handsomely decorated for the
occasion. and the tables were exquis-
itely arranged with roses and sweet
peas
Those who enjoyed the affair besides
The guests o. honor were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Walker, Mrs. and Miss Richard Jones,
Mrs. Mcclure and Miss Reed.
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At the Circus.

Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick entertained
a number of her friends very pleas
antly on Wednesday evening. The
guests spent the early part of the even
ing at the circus, after which they re-
turned to the home of Miss Kirkpat-
rick, where a delicious supper was
served.
Those who enjoyed the affair were
the Misses Keith, Griffin, Wasserman
and Messrs. Atkinson, Porter, Sprague,
Thomas and GroeSbeck.
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Presbyterian church Monday evening.
They left Tuesday for Logan. where
Professor Engle has accepted the chair
of sociology and economics in the Agri-
cultural college.
8 & q
Mrs. J. S. Peery was a Salt Lake Wis
itor this week.
9 8 8
Mrs. Fitzgerald has returned from
Marysyille. Cal.
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Society has moved along in slow
and even-tempered way during the
week, with only small affairs to while
away the hours. Social events certain
" cannot be said to tonne in clusters,
and judging from the present lethargy
there viii be little social gaiety during
the waning summer days. In these
burning tropical times society prefers
mountain breezes to receptions, tennis
tournaments to pink teas, and seems
content with an occasional jaunt to the
inland beach, where zephyrs flaps his
invisible wings out of the golden sun
set
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Social Chat.

Mrs. Henry Dinwoodey has returned
from San Francisco.
8 8, @
Messrs. ]. Harris, Richards, Center
and Pitcher of New York left during
the week for Yellowstone park
@ 9 8
Mrs. James =. Pollock has issued in
vitations for 1neheOn next Wednes-
day in honor 0; Miss Calhoun.
g g @
Mr.. Lee DinwOodey. will leave for
Stanford the first of the week.
@ @ @
Mrs. Blood, Miss Blood and Mrs.
hurry of California are the guests of
Mrs. ]. S. BranSford
9 g 8.
Miss Rebecca Morris, who has been
visiting in Ogden, returns home to-
morrow.
@ o 8
Mrs. Hoyt Sherman entertained a
party at the circus Wednesday even
ing.
9 @ ,
A very important meeting of me Mu-
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Marriage Licenses.


The following permits to wed were IS
sued last week by the county clerk Of
Salt Lake county:
James Z. Wonnacott, Bingham juno
Charlotte E. Norris Salt lake CIV =
Robert Holt, South Jordan ............. 81
Sarah Z. Palmer, TayiorsvilIe $500. 20
Brigham Turner, East Jordan ........ 3
Mary .Hardcastle, Sandy .............. Is
Joseph w Powell, Salt Lake City,. Il
Nora BarraclOugh. Salt Lake city IS
Matthew b. DOnahue, Butte, Mont. -
Selena R Stephens, Malcolm, Neb. IS
Robert Smith, MILFORD, Ida............. -
Mary A. Birch, MILFORD. Ida.......... is
Conrad S. Rock, Amy, WyO............. Is
Rose Z. Bell, Amy, WyO...-..-........ N
Robert @. Archibald, ReXbUrg, Ida. :
Lois DewSnep, ReXburS, Ida---..-.-.- =.
John G. BirTen. Salt Lake City. =
Mary E Ryser, Salt Lake City,. y
Angus @ Beckstead, South Jordan i
Matilda Peterson, RivertOn .---...-.- Is
Joseph Harrison, Providence, R L.. 81
Florence l. Wilson, Belfast. Ire...... =,
Philip A Weaver, Sacramento, CaL..... Zi
LOVanua Rollins, CeEterVi llp........ Il
George NJ Drake, Leadville, COlO.....- y
Mary ClOptOn, Leadville, Cold. %
John w. Labrum, Murray -.............. I
Orie BOyce, Murray -.--.-..--.---.-..-. i
James A. Edwards, Salt Lake City. IS
Lille NJ CrOSsman, Milwaukee, Wis 4
James Solomon, Salt Lake City,. =
Kate Livingston. Salt Lake City. ,
John 3. Cammann, Pltkln, Colo. 81
Maggie A. WhitehOTn, Pitkin, Colo. i
Hyrum Knudsen, Murray .....--......... ,
Sarah Watson, Murray ------------.--- y
Arthur F. COnklin. Salt Lake City .... .
Anna Neibaur, Salt Lake City,. "a
Charles II. Husbands. Salt Lake City. s
May Wilson, Salt Lake City-...-...... g
David s HiteSman, Lehi.----.---.--.--.- go
Alice Wacester, Lehi------------------ Il
William II. RObuck, PTOvO.......--...... t5
Fannie A Foster, Provo o3
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To Meet Miss Monroe.

Friday afternoon Mrs. T. r. Black
and Mrs. Hal Brown entertained in
honor of Miss Monroe of Pittsburg.
The spacious rooms were gay with
roses and sweet peas, and the hours
were very pleasantly passed in CONVEX
satiOn and sewing. each guest being
required to make a pocket
The invited guests were the Misses
Monroe. Evans, Brown, Shepard, Par
sons, PeytOn, Bartch, Allie Paul, Coop
er, Rallins. Reybould, Hale, Sherman,
Laura Sherman. Park. Adams. Thorn
as, Florence HOWat, Frances Howat,
Leta Mcmillan, Sears, Gridley and
Sells
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HoW's ThisP

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO. Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We. the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the past Is years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions. and financially
able 70 carry out any obligation made
by their firm.
gists, Toleda, O.; WALDING, KINNAN
& MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists. To-
ledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
", acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Birthday Party.

Mrs. A. Irvine gave a very pleas
ant birthday party Tuesday evening in
honor of her niece, Miss Laura Keene.
The guests We're: Misses Blanche
Irvine, Ella Berry of st. Louis, Eliza
beth Sprunt, Luella and Maud Irvine,
and Messrs. John Trewhela, Fred Van
of Evanston, Dave Sprunt, Roy Adam
son and Robert Irvine
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Informal Afternoon

On Monday, Miss Park gave an in
formal afternoon in honor of Mrs. Jo-
seph Peery of Ogden. The rooms were
very prettily decorated and tempting
refreshments were served
Those present were Mrs. Author
Bird, Mrs. George L. Nye, Mrs. Jo-
seph Young, Mrs. Robert Walker, Mrs
Charles Post, Miss Cotton, Miss Jew
EFT, Miss Burke, Miss Blanche Burke
and Miss Griffin.
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Golf Luncheon.

Miss Geddes was the hostess of a
very unique golf luncheon on Thurs
day. The table was most effectively
decorated in gold red, while each place
card bore a sketch of a captivating
golf girl.
Seated around the table were Mrs.
Sam Park, Miss Park, Miss Freed, Miss
Cotton, Miss Aft, Miss Reed, Miss Ja-
CObS and Mrs. BabCOck.