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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOR SALE-Speculatiye property; small and large
lots on Military Road, near Brightwood electric
cars; public water supply and faciug Rock Creek
Park; small cash payment and balance monthly il
desired or without cash and on long time 10 those
who VIII build. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 80 =
st. NV. sz5-3
FOR SALE Choice large and small tracts Of land
near electric cars; water supply and electric
light LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, go + st. nv.
ez5-3
FOR SALE-Horsc, wagon harness; viii sell
separate Enquire 625 n. J. ave. NV mss
FOR RENT-Popular, fuIy-furnisheI summer re-
sort; gcad run custom; take out part rent ia
board address Box Il, this Office ESQ
NOTICE-A decided bargain; in order 70 close an
estate / VIII sacrifice a beautiful suburban
home, stHatCd in Northwest Eckington; recently
finished; latest improvements with every convent
ence. Enqgire at once at 1908 st. nw NAB
FOR RENT OR SALE-In and about Hyattsville,
several beautiful homes, with lots and small
acreage suitable for chicken runs; price moderate
and terms easy. ROGERS & RoGERS. Hyatts-
ylIle. In2s
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FOR SALE-Here's your chance to get "snap."
A new T-room dwelling with cellar, porches,
everything cogy and nice AND SMALL
SQUARE OF GROUND At BRIGHTWOOD
PARK, for 81, $50; house cost much rars to
build. Gail for key. STONE & FAIRFAX, 500
and sos ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-Price $500; rents for SEQ a month;
coy. siX-rOom brick North Carolina ave,
near I'd st. STONE & FAIRFAX. sJ6 and SOS F
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FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR REKT-FLATs.
FOR RENT-Housckeepin fats of four and five
rooms; bath. closets, extra storage. 2G20 St.
NV, SIS and SO. e2lS
FOR RENT-Flats; an exceptional opportunity to
secure all modern improvements; bath, gas. hot
and cold water, range, and heater; neat bricks;
very cheap to desirable tenants applying at once.
1857 L st. Sc j. QUINCY EATON, Washington
Loan and Trust cZI-7
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FOR SAIE-Can you pay SEQ down and month
ly payments Of S25, which includes interest; we
VIII sell a new sixroOm brick southeast on
these terms; fine bathroom. porcelain tub; only
800. STONE & FAIRFAX, sJ6 and SOS st.
NV. e25-3
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FOR SALE-yery fine bargain in a good. six
room frame dwelling and lot 20xg3, on \ street
northeast; house rents for $50; price $3.50
STONE & FAIRFAX. sos and sos st. NV.
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FOR SALE-s1, 800, on s C. ave- So, rooms
and bath. STONE & FAIRFAX, 800 and sJ8 +
st. nv.
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FOR RENT-Large and small rooms, neatly FUR
nished and convenient to all car lines. l20eis
st my m2I-a
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wANTED-HousEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED -Phaeton. spider or vehicle suit 81
for LADY. address PENN, Hotel Varnum. m27-
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VYANTED-BICyCLEs.
wANTED-ROOBs.

WANTED--By man and wife: three unfinished
rooms; central location; cheap; permanent. Box
s. this office. GAS
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FOR sALE-s2, 500 EACH beautiful new s-rocm
houses. with cellars, fine baths, porcelain tubs;
indeed, you seldom find such fine bathrooms in
5000 houses; well located; se.; cars.
STONE & FAIRFAX SOC and sos ST. NV.
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gramme Of exercises and the delicious
luncheon served. At the close OF the
festivities substantial purse was pre-
scented to Mr.. Needham.
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The Beacon Light society held its
regular weekly meeting last evening
There was good attendance and the
following programme was rendered.
Paper, The Mind, the Instinct of
Power Miss Peterson
Current Events" ....-.- Miss Rose Hail
American Literature, Transition.
Benjamin Franklin, 1706 to 1880"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mrs. L. II. Kerr
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Professor and Mrs. G.. ". Thatcher.
Jr., are in the east on business and
pleasure.
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Mr.. Isaac Quincy. formerly of this
city, but now of Salt Lake. spent part
OF the week in Logan, renewing old
friendships.
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Mr.. Robert Morton. Oregon Short
Line agent at Modena. is in Logan on
a visit to his sister. Mrs. W. W. Wood
side
Judge c. H. Hart returned WednesI
day from visit to his brother, Eu-
gene, IN Blackfoot, Ida.
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pleXion Of pure transparent olive, that
VIII spur any artist on to his highest
efforts, but she has an easy pose and
characteristic tilt of the chin which is
admirable. Mr.. Clawson. contrary to
his usual nabit. is painting the costume
i'm riot Of color. d royal purple gown
over which -rn an elabOrate en-
broidered kimOnO- IF red. trimmed with
a cape and border Of the soft-toned fur
Of the golden fox.
The effect with her dark beauty is
enchanting.
The work, which viii be completed for
this coming club exhibition. is likely
10 give the artist a long stride toward
fame. There is also in the same studio
nearing completion the life-sized pOr-
trait of the little daughter Of the late
Hugh Tevis; another of a young Del
Monte matrOn. who poses in gown
OF wonderful purple, and this, which is
also for the club. VIII be entitled "A
Symphony in Violet
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PROVO.

Provo, Nov. 22.-Joseph A Smith Of
Monroe visited his children. who are
attending the B. Y. academy, this
week.
Albert Field Of Eureka has removed
to Provo. He has purchased the Gus
tafeson home.
Alice Archer and her company played
Jess of the Bar u to an apprecia-
tive audience in the opera house last
evening.
Colonel r. ". Young lectured before
the parents class in college hall We'd
nesday evening to a large gathering
OF parents. He lectured on "The Phil
lpplnes, giving very interesting data.
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S. A. Hinckley was in Fillmore Wis
iting relatives and friends.
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Mrs. W. H. Segmiler Of RichfeId has
been visiting in Provo during the
week She has two daughters who are
attending the B. Y academy.
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James E. Daniels, jr. has removed
his family from Spanish Fork canyon
to Provo.
W. J. Strong of Alpine visited in
Provo this week.
The most enjoyable social event OF
the week was the wedding reception Of
Miss Mile Sutton of Provo and Or
l2ndo Bateman of West Jordan at the
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Kuhn Thursday evening. at the home
Of the brides sister. Mrs. Morris Hard
man. On their return from wedding
trip TO the coast Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn
viii be at home in Ogden.
The Weber club entertained for the
ladies Monday evening, music. dan
cling and light refreshments being the
order.
Monday night Ogden lodge No ., X.
P, entertained about fifty guests with
a programme and banquet as especial
features. q Sc assisting in the pro-
gramme We're Ella BidweI. Mrs. J. NJ.
Bishop, Edith Ensign, Gertrude Cham
beriain, Georgia Woods Eva Hetzler.
Josie Claire, Mrs Hansen. Mrs Smith,
Mrs. Bell.
Alfred Bulge of Paris. Ida, spent a
day in Ogden last week.
Mrs. J. s. Seese left Thursday for a
months visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Wright Of Los
Angeles are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. Watts left yes
terday for a visit to the CSst. via
Portland
Mrs Young left Thursday for Kansas
City on a visit.
Mrs. Arnold Bowman returned
Thursday from an extended visit to the
coast.
Mrs. J. 5. Lewis entertained at
Kensington Thursday afternoon and at
cards Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Rackham entertained a
number OF her friends Wednesday
evening. The time was pleasantly
spent in music and the partaking of a
delicious supper.
Mrs. J. Mayer and daughter Of Salt
Lake were Ogden visitors last week.
Mrs. Deborah Burton has returned
from Brigham City where she has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Christensen.
Mrs. Ezra Harris of Point Lookout,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Carl Christensen, has re-
turned home
Mrs. Y. E. Hatch left Thursday for
months visit in Denver with rela-
tives.
Miss Reta Doom entertained about
twenty-five friends at cards Wednes-
day evening at her home on Wash
ington avenue.
John Hansen was the recipierh % a
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In Honor of Guest.

Last evening Mrs. A. IF. Kerr was
hostess at a daintiIy appointed card
party I'm honor Uf her guest, Mrs. Ern-
est Nosworthy of Denver. SiXty-three
was played and exquisite prizes in cut
glass were received by the successful
contestants. The Anderson stringed
quartette was stationed in the hall and
plan ed throughout the evening The
decorations were arranged by HUddart
and were most artistic. The parIOr was
in white roses and Chrysauthemums.
with ferns and flowers festooning the
arches. The han was in pink carna-
tons and the dining room in yellow
chrysanthemUms. the whole presenting
a beautiful scene.
The guess were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl.
Tarbet. Mr.. and Mrs McDormott. DR.
and Mrs. 1IcKenna, Mr.. ard Mrs. c.
". Reed, AR and Mrs. John HOugh-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Parker, Colonel and
Mrs. T.. Wall, Mrs TOmlinsOn, Mrs. s.
H Pinkerton, Misses Maud Parker,
Edith Parker. Tuddenham. Reed, Mel
lie Reed and 1ir. VIII Reed.
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home of the brides parents. Wednes-
day evening They were married at
the Salt Lake temple Wednesday aft
ernOQa. The home was artisticslly
decorated for the occasion and a most
elaborate wedding supper was spread
Tor SeVenty-f1Ee guests The bride, one
of Proves most highly respected
young ladies, was dressed in a dainty
gown of white swiss with ribbon and
lace trimmings. She is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Sutton of this city
The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Bateman, one of West Jordan s
highly respected families. He has
been student of the b. Y. academy
for a number of years past. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bateman VIII make their home
at West Jordan.
District Attorney Greenwood OF Fill
more was Provo visitor the latter
part Of this week.
Mrs. I n. Hinckley of Fillmore is
visiting with her children in Provo.
The forty-fifth quorum of seventies
held very enjoyable social event on
Thursday evening in the Fourth ward
meeting house.
Miss Jane Robinson. a teacher in the
Franklin school. was pleasantly sur
prised Friday afternoon by her pupils.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
in various social games.
A dancing party was given in the
First ward social hall Thursday even
ing
Mrs. Thomas Altman and her step
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Allen, are
visiting friends and relatives in Nephi.
the guests of Mrs. Amos Allen.
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Jonn LOveless has removed his fam
lily from Thistle to Provo.
Mrs. George Craig is visiting eastern
friends in Salt Lake City for a few
days.
Uncle Jesse Knight has returned from
Canada where he has been for over a
month visiting his children.
J. J. Knight has returned from
southern Utah after a stay of a couple
of weeks.
William F. Dunn Of Park City is Wis
iting his family in Provo.
James H. Davis, baggagemaster of
the Rio Grande Western in Salt Lake
City, has been visiting his cousin, Josh
HOdson.
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Pleasant Evening.

On Thursday evening MI and Mrs.
=. L. Libby entertained at cards. sixty
three being the chosen game.
The floral decorations were in red
and white. carnations i'm the drawing
room and ohrysapthem i'm library
and dining room. The TALES and scores
We're also i'm the prevailing COlors. Mrs.
Albert Horne and Mr. Horne won the
first prizes. The invited guests were
Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Benson, AIr. and
Mrs. A. W. MCCune. jr Mr. and Mrs
W. H. Anderson, Nr. and Mrs. A. H.
Tarbet, Mr.. and Mrs. ". Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Graham, Mr.. and Mrs
George Reid. Mr.. and Mrs A. r.. Kerr.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sanders. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Horne. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Slade Dr. and Mrs. MCKenna, Misses
Maud Parker, Edi,b Parker. Emma
Iunt. Messrs. Archie Miner. Sharp
Walker. Benner y Smith, Arriss, DIT.
ENerbeck.
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Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury Entertains.

Mrs O. ]. Salisbury was hostess on
Wednesday at an entertaining card
party given for Mrs. McCHntock and
Mrs. Brooks. The rooms were gorgeous
with American Beauties. Jacque and
brides roses Eight tables were played.
the first prize being won by Mrs VIII
Tam Bradley. and the consolation by
Mrs. Boyd Guest prizes i'm cut glass
were awarded Mrs. McClintock and
Mrs. Brooks.
The talIies and scores were pretty
Gainsborough heads in water colOrs.
The guests We're AIesdames Brooks,
McCHntOck g NJ. Downey, Pfoutz.
Hardness, w. g. Sharp, d. J. Sharp.
Fisher, J. r. Walker, Worthington.
Pfoutz, Penrose, A. c. Allen. Grant
Smith, Charles Read. G. Y. Wallace.
G. A. Lowe, Amy, Parker. J. D.
Thompson, J. DOoly. Hoyt Sherman,
j. c. Royle. Lindsay, Body, Keith, L.
g. Miller, Dart, Woodward G.. f. Al
len, Bancroft, Judge. Grant Smith. A.
d. Wallace, Misses Almy. Blaine, Pope.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Florence Green entertained a
number Of her friends at Ford's on
Wednesday evening. in honor of her
birthday. Music, games and a birth
day supper afforded merr1ment and
pleasure for the young people. Present
were Misses Erma BOreman, Louise
Madison, Dolly Russell, Nina Thorpe,
Grace Mead, Helena Mead. Geneva
Savage, ScOville, Edith Hale, Nettie
and Omega WoOlf, Maxine Sabine,
Messrs. Earl Green. Austin Won Knob
lock, Earl Worthington, Fred Kelly,
Kent LOns1errV.
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Elaborate Dirner.

Major and Mrs Downey and their
guests were recipients Of the hospi-
tai1ty of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Rice at
the KnutsfOrd last evening The table
was spread in the green room and
beautifully decorated with white chrys-
snthemuIns and feathery plumosa. pre-
serving the color scheme of white and
green. Large American Beauties were
placed about the room. All the ap-
poinfments --ere charming in the ex-
IRENE. Covers were laid for eighteen.
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e. siegal .-ltertains Info1mallv.

A delightful event of the week was
the musicale given by Mrs Sol
Stegel on Tuesday night. A wealth
or roses 5eaUtified the rooms.
The dining room was artistic
In fairy lamps shaded in red. Miss
GlOZ and Professor NVeihe, accompanied
by Professor Mcclellan, furnished a
classical and charming programme.
Among the guests were Mr.. ana Mrs
r. G. Colman. MT. and Mrs q f.
Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. j. IT. Harris. Mr..
and Mrs George Taggart, DIR. ana Mrs.
Plummer. MT. and Mrs. J. Z. Bamber-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Nash.
Miss Glucke, Miss Dickson. Miss Mary
Olive Gray, Professor Weihe, Professor
McCIelIan. Mr. Harry SieeeL
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Misses Sherman. Besides the guests
OF honor there were invited Mesdames
q. III. DoWney. Faoer. @. Y. Wallace.
Halizness. Salisbury, Lowe. G. p. Hol-
man, Keith, ". v Rice, w III. Brad
ley, Styer, Mccormick, Pfoutz. Gilbert
PfoUrz, Neldeh. o. j.. cary Hanauer,
Wes'ervelt, Q. p. Allen, o. ". Powers,
Keith, Bancroft, Spencer, Woodward.
T. 3. Beatty, john Marshall, W. G.
Sharp, J. r. Walker; Misses Crawford
Sherman, Edna Sherman. Fox,
Rachel Baldwin. Blaine. Keogh.
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LOGAN.

Logan, Nov. 22.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Bi0rkman entertained on Monday even
ing ia honor of Mr. j. B. Lloyd of Rex
burg. who was visiting friends in
Cache Music formed the chief enjoy
ment of the evening, Professor s. B.
Milton officiating as musical director.
An elaborate supper was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. J A Wahlen of the
Snake River Current. published at
Rexburg, Ida, are visiting friends in
Logan.
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A big farewell party in honor Of Syi-
van Needham, who left for Great
Britain today. was held in the taber-
naele on Monday evening. A great
throng of the young mans friends was
present and enjoyed the spicy pro-
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Miss Kirkpatrick's Portrait.

San Francisco Call: J. w ClawsOn.
the portrait artist, Z. back from Del
Monte, and is hard at work in his
studio. This year MI ClawsOn. who
IS always lGeky IN securing beautiful
subjeCtS TO inspire his artistic soul,
IS more 70 be envied than ever, for
even that s-atuesque beauty, Miss Joan
Radenfeldt whose portrait was the
sensation Of last years club exhibition.
wH have a rival in Muss Ruth Kirk
patrick. salt Lake belle who has
months
Not only i ls Mss kirkpatrick q CON-
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For Ms. Lamb

Complimentary to AIRS. w. G. Lamb
was the dinner on Fmday evening
given by Judge and Mrs. james A.
Miner. Red holly. red shaded candles
and roses were prstJily arranged on
the table. Around it were seated Mrs.
Lamb. Mrs. Edwin Holmes, Mrs. :. r.
Harrls, Mrs David Keith, Mrs. Heath
and JUDGE and Mrs Miner.
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Card Party.

One Of the pretty card parties Of the
week was given on Thursday evening
by Mrs. =. j. Hewlett. The res.5 ence
was artsdcaIy adorned. with guam
tity OF beautiful chrysanthemums. At
-he game of sixty-three Mrs. VIII Nc
zJonald and Mr.. Louis BeesIey ,-ere the
fortunate winners Of first prizes. Mrs.
Louis Beesley and Mr.. Fergus Coalter
were awarded the consolation The
-Iayers were Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Nc
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs. i. W. Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Beesley. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles COttreIl. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mcclellan.
ar a1d Mrs Fl gus CoaIter. Mr. and
Airs. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison,
1Irs. Eva Smith. Mrs. +. McKeever,
Wr. T. A. Taylor, Miss Colborn, Miss
Anna Smith. Mr. John James.
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The home of Mrs. William c. Jen-
nings was the scene Of a literary gath
ering on Thursday afternoon when
Mrs. A. II. S. Bird repeated her inter
esting talk on The Influence Of Mod
ern Fiction Mrs. George Westervelt
entertained the guests with choice vo-
cal Tendiuons. About twenty-five Ia
dies enjoyed the pleasant afternoon.
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SiYfu.fhrea

A number OF the friends o. Mrs. C.
P. Holman met at her hospitabIe home
on Thursday to enjoy an afternoon of
cards. SIXty-three was played, five
tables being used. The event was
characterized by a charming informal
fly
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Marriage Licenses

The following permits 20 wed were
issued last week by the county clerk Of
Salt Lake county
Fred SwensOn, salt Lake City. 81
Ann Johansen, Salt Lake City......37
Theodore A SChOenfeld, salt Lake City p
Frances A. Durrant, Salt Lake City. q
William Roberts, Denver, Colo..........2 %
Elizabeth A. Davies Salt Lake City 20
d0nn f. Hamilton, Mil Creek--.........2 %
Annie A. Price. Mil Creek. q
Thomas j. Williams, Mammoth 30
Lola Mcdonald, Park Citv............. p
Aubrey 5. Hull Salt Lake City, q
t3ry l. TWOmbley, Salt Lake CITY %
william H. w Smith, Salt Lake City. 81
Cora Haight. Salt Lake Civ "a
Paul p. Hastings, Jerome, Ark. %
Charlotte Reed, Salt Lake City. "A
BENJAMIN CaTlstOn, Fairview %
Dora Dorius' Ephraim ..................22
Emanuel JOrgenSen. Vernon u
Annie Carlston, Fairview %
James B. BOYD, Pain City..............9 "a
Louisa Fit, Salt Lake City.............2I
Walter +. Parish. Elba Ida......... %
sadie LesSey, Elba, Ida................ 20
John ID. Livingston. Elba. Ida.........2 p
stella LesSey. Elba, Ida.............-.2 %
Nlels j. Larsen. Salt Lake City.......... %
Alma 9. Pearson, Salt Lake City,. %
Joseph u. MCGinty, Salt Lake City. 26
Sarah y Merrill, Salt Lake City, Il
Joshua Wilkinson. Salt Lake City,. 2
Ella briggs. Salt Lake City, 20
Mark Borg, salt Lake City..........,....21
Marie Denter. Salt Lake Cftv..... Il
Walter Lloyd, Salt Lake Citv......-....2 %
Birdie Price, Salt Lake City--.....-2 y
walter SWetman. Salt Lake City,. q
Mary A McLaChlan Salt Lake CITY a
Edward T. Williams. Salt Lake Civ. 2s
Euphemia NJ. Burton, salt Lake CITY. 20
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ENJOYABLE Events.

LAST evening Miss Sherman and Miss
IsaUrd Sherman entertained Informally
Tor Miss Blaine ard Miss Pope. A de-
h~htful supper was served at 10.
. - -
Mrs J. w DelanO charmingly en-
RETAINED at euchre on Thursday after
noon. about forty-fve guests enjoying
the pleasant affair.
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OGDEN.

A brilliant social event. already
chronicled in The Herald. was the
wedding of Miss Minnie Spiegl to Carl
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Coming and Going.

Mrs. r. Hardness, Miss Hardness and
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on Monday evening the q. r. club
gave card party at the club rooms.
High Eve vas the game Of the even
ing. Later a canay-pull was enjoyed.
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Miss Reta Doom entertained about
twenty-five friends at cards Wednes-
day evening at her home on Wash
ingtCn avenue.
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John Hansen was the recipiera Oh q
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Mrs Ralph +. HOaK will give a
public exhibition of her beautiful dec
GRATED china ct her home, 132 T street.
on Saturday, Dec. Z. No invitations
have been issued this year. and all
interested friends are cordially in
Nifaa
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d. . o
The first Of the series of assembly
balls to be given this winter took
place last Thursday evening. Among
the dancers were seen Messrs. and
Mesdamss Burns Macdonald. Rob
Walker, A. +. Walker. G. X. Fischer,
D. J. Sharp R. II. Officer. Robert Cole
man, Dana r. Smith, O'Brian, o. Cross.
William Reid, w. G. Sharp. Hosmer,
J. i. Jennings. G. r. Pearsall. w. II.
Dale, w. A. Akers. Jack Keith, Rood.
c. Z. Traver. W. NJ. Ferry. S. II. Bah
cock; Mesdames o. J. Salisbury. Duke
Baxter Kenneth Kerr. Robert Tier
nan Elbridge Thomas. G. B. PfoutZ,
c. A. Walker. D. NJ. Lindsay. S. Siegel,
Western It. J.. w NELL. Ira Lewis.
Gemmel, r. F. Hayward. =. f. Ritter.
jr.. Johnson. J. y. Sharp, G H. Post,
+. +. McGurrin, NJ l.. Oglesby. W. c.
Bcgue. d. Keith. Misses Porter. Nc
MILAN, Salisbury. Renshaw, Reynolds,
Sherman, Jasmine Young. HALEY.
Sherman. Read, Dickson. Howat. Ma
son. Lowe Alton Young, Weller, DoOly.
Sadler. Schoppe. Miller, Leta McMil-
Ian. Breeder, HARNESS. Jacobs. Ridge.
Judge, Macintosh. Pitts. Burke. Dern:
Major Young, Lieutenant Platt. Lieu
tenant Peyton; Messrs. Richardson.
Max Smith, Lawrence, Thomas. No
Ian. Coffin, Charlie Lawrence. X. C.
Park Burke. Schoppe. Sadler, Schul-
ter. B. y. Smith, Roberts. T. Ellis
Browne, McCTeady, Breeder, Odel,
Anderson Porter, Goodwin, Fender
CAST, CrtchlOw. Hampton. Sawyer,
Overfeld. Diehl. Mccormick, Bracken.
Scott Wells, Dick Sprague. Ritter and
Faber.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-04-20
A Raging, Roaring Flood

Washed down telegraph line which
Chas. G. Ellis, of Lisbon, Ia, had to re-
pair. "Standing waist deep in icy
water" he writes, "gave me terrible
cold and cough. 1t grew worse daily.
Finally the best doctors in Oakland,
Neb., Sioux city and Omaha said had
Consumption and could not live. Then
began using DIR. Kings New Dis
,overy and was wholly cured by six
bottles" Positively guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lung
roubles by H. II. Watkins. Price SOC
lOOS.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-04-20

Fred Stull, foreman of the Lucky
Boy mines, visited the copper mines
on Bill Williams Fork last week and
returned to Kingmen few days ago.
lie is Of the impression that the Cop.
pr Prince mine, owned by Rosborough
q Johnson, is one of the greatest cop.
per mines in Arizona and that the
Bill Williams Fork country is destined
to be one of the richest sections OF
Arizona.