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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-01-31

Our Shoe department can't be beat,
and our rubber goods are the best made.
Don't overlook our dry goods line.
Ask to see the Gordon Hats. Try
on our Cow Boy Boots and kick il you
have a kick coming.
See our harness and hardware, also
our Underwear and Clothing.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-01-31

We carry the RushfOrd wagon, the
strongest and best made. The Deer
ing mower, which runs easier and
cuts faster than any other. Its a hust-
Ter and SO are we, and we want your
trade, and If you give it to us we win
ses that you get the worth of your
money.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-01-31
JAN.31, 1901.

TIL E bill now before the house, which
provides for the publication of the I'M
claimed strays which are shipped out of
the state is a good measure, although
we believe that the publication should
be more general than provided by the
bill which allows 1t to four papers only.
Such a publication should be verified as
to it's correctness by the oath of the ssec-
rotary of the board of stock commission
ers.r AS the matter now stands the
disposition of the receipts for unclaimed
steers rests entirely in the hands OF the
secretary, who is also the secretary OF
the stock association, and who has AFRO
gated judicial functions along with his
other official capacities, delegated and
assumed. A steer may be shipped to
Chicago without the knowledge of the
owner, and unless the
secretary sees fit to notify him and re-
nit the proceeds, the animal is lost to
the individual. The state board OF
stock commissioners, appointed by the
governor, is too often COMPOUNDED with
the stock association, whose methods are
we'll known to the owners Of small herds,
and the practice of allowing n person
to be the secretary of each, transacting
the business OF both in the one office, is
improper to say the least. If the state
treasurer should be at the same time the
business of caring for the funds of the
state with that of a private banking
institution, the possibilities of his situa-
ton would cause a demand that he give
up one or the other 1t is alleged that
the secretary's books are always open
for inspection, and ifsuch is the fact the
question naturally arises, why then
Goes he refuse to allow the state eX amin
er to go over his accounts, as we have
been informed is the case, and why did
the secretary, before an investigating
committee of che house of representa-
tives at it's last session, refuse to be
sworn. wnen his testimony was desired?
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-01-31

The proposed law for the appointment
OF stock inspectors in each county, a
part of which is published in another
column, will probably be passed by the
legislature, as it is reported to DO receiv-
ing the support OF the stock association i.
Experience teaches that some measure
regulating the slaughter of beef for sale
is necessary, hut it will be noticed that
this bill in It's present form will work a
hardship on the rancher, who now and
then has a single animal to sell. In
order to carry out the provisions of the
proposed Law it would be necessary t.
have about 10 or 20 inspectors for this
county alone, il any consi' laratioa should
be desired for the rancher in disposing
OF his surplus beef, and we doubt if ever
20 inspectors could move around fast
enough to accommodate the settlers. 1!
there should be but one Inspector it is
within the bounds OF reason to
elppo. 8 that he SHOULD be called to
St. Marys today to approve tao death
santanee against soma animal represent
ing the surplus product OF a sottler and
tomorrow he would be badly needed to
perform the same service in the southern
end Of the county. La the matter of
mileage the inspector would be "It," for
it is to be presumed that his services
would not be given for nothing. The
proposed special tax levy OF two and
one- hall mills to meet the expenses is
roper enough if the fulfI!ment of the
law should rend4' a corresponding bene-
fit, but when thu fund is exhausted the
people d the county must quit eating
beef, for it is provided that "the expenses
in any one year must in no case exceed
the special tax levy of that year." and it
is not probable that the in pector would
be charitable enough to continue his
rounds after his pay had been stopped
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-01-31
Going South

Tuesday,
Thursday &
| Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

Evans was she scene on Tuesday after
noon of a most enjay0ble social. Flow
ers we're everywhere and aside from
the beauty they lent TO the scene the
air was laden with their delicious frsg-
rance. In the dining room refresh
ments were served by ATesdames But
terrified, Evans, WOrthen and Ten Eyck
me reception hours were from until
. O'Clock and during that time the
house was thrOnged with guests. Those
present were Mesdames D. w. Gamble.
Alice Estes, Abbie Scare. Kinda Nc
Alllster, Annie Worthen. Jennie John
son, Bertha Lass, Mary Evans. /. A
Vincent Miss Emily Lawson, Mrs. H.
Hatfield, Mrs. J. NJ. Evans, Miss Jessie
Evans, Mesdames Sarah Strong. 3.
Cargill, SnelsOn, Gertie Newton, E. L.
Butterieid, Mary May, Miss Lydia
Estes. Miss Mabel Estes. Miss Nellie
Butterfield, AIesdames Elizabeth Shor-
ten, Mary Sanderson, Mckee, H. Sol
lis, H. Elder, Miss Alta Shorten,
Mesdames Mary Quinn. Mary Elder. J
r. Sparling, Pauline Ten Eyck, Eliza
beth Gray, Fred Muslein. Isabella VIII
son, Anna Schnell Lottie Springhau.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
The Reviewars, Club

me Reviewers club year book is now
-u lne printers hands; the orders Tor
covers placed in Chicago, and the com
ElEtro programme viii soon De ready
LOT distribution
NM ne initial meeting of the club year
w Ma. o7 an open day, Sept 80 when Mrs.
~ -eNtHldn VIII be hostess and the s1lu-
icy presented STEPHEN PbiTIfns-fbA
p IAN, % ny, young English poetry Mrs.
IA second open day falls on Feb.
- ..-.l4 lne club and its friends will ba
go ','.'leo by Mrs. Charles Il. Rich
,,r,,,y -s g9th tor the afternoon. "A
,-ivar nv NJ ,T.-e- story Writers" being
Ia - ~ ---S. John Cain. and on Nav
~ Lle year VIII close v-f-b b., 49,. n =
az Nfs. CnarieS d. AToorass 49,, -
ENtcldIuS VIII .ell the insni7.f,-- - -
SlVE enson lie as siven IN 71,5 ,t-,-I5
oy ba-t9uf' ana review Of I-5s -
viii also be offered. 7-'oI~ stories
This year il chances
SulllN efsary Of the clubs - .-1 - u
AdllS ON Monday. the ras-,-1 % '''' gu
meeting, and, therefore -TS. Jay OF
mas been designated ~ .-Et - an
"ay' when Mrs, Elmer Jones -g;,T I-.,.'l NJ 5
e ,.'. ,--e cub and provide spari5I ,'zl
Though these invitation dew
tAe social side of the oc-lsro., = NRen
llcn or. are the ones in -,-r,s. .'l.. Ie
CLuo friends naturally feaI -1a -..- we
- - interest the afternoons thr,rtst, az. ~.
-.-e ealce year give promise of 7 '--,-
mutation and consequent DroF- ''-'--
HF -uSI added feature o. ..5--
l-e-nplus' In a number of r,a rr.
5 5.-s-. VIII make opp5ruunI.v FOR
..-eI mention of books or tonjcs If ~
-.est which present themselves ~,
--,s Tor Incorporation in the yea 6ool-
+la Il IS believed VIII sive v9ris-,, 80 -,
Sslle or the unexpected to the Wi
ab ~ many carefully prepared and vain
49, papers have failed of n Darf -
- -,.-- mission because of a lack NJ Az
ef 'sS-oa that it has been decided n
I94-irsl eela! prominence 20 the talks fol-
rl,L each subject presented to fba
for -1 s, with definitely appointed leader
Ps1s,lo the .Dlilanthropic cause the
-s-- +ers viii champion during he
49, club year. no decisive action has
49, laken. but their Interest in che
re klnders arten has heen SO ersat
.i- a- Il IS n5t unlikely they will svqin
e. tnelr support to the furthe.snce
OF THAI fne work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Calder
OF this city
Miss Farr of ogden is the guest Of
Mrs. Ralph Savage.
Miss Lucille Jennings is visiting Mrs
". ". Ritter Of Logan.
Mrs. Mary F. Englehart has gone to
Los Angeles TO reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5. Joseph returned
Wednesday from Butte.
Mrs. 8Iirrison Of Boston is the guest
Of Mrs. J. Tarvin Harris.
Miss Carrie sappington leaves Tues
day for Stanford university.
Miss Nye of Iowa is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Nye.
Miss Nan Gallagher Of Pocatello is
visiting Mrs. George Hickey.
Miss Rose Larson is making a short
visit with friends in Pocatello.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Eiseman of st. Louis
are in the city for few days
Miss Emily Read is the guest Of
Mrs. o. W. Powers at Brighton.
@ - 9
Miss PECAN and Miss Inman of Oma-
Ia are the guests Of Miss Dern.
Miss Elizabeth Lamson leaves short
" to study music in New York.
Miss Florence NcDermott Of Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
SiNtY-three Party.

An entertaining sixty three party was
given on Thursday evening by Miss
Buckbee. IN honor of Miss WGvte of
Chicago The score cards were mounted
Indian pictures, and the taIlies postal
cards with the same design. Miss Lot
tie MarcrOft and Miss Stella Hooper
won the ladies' first and second prizes
The gentlenen's first prize was award
ed Mr. Frank Gustin; the second, Mr..
Arthur Kelly
Punch was served during the even
ing, and delicious lunch al the con-
ClusiOn of the game. Those invited
were. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Gustin. NJ. and
Mrs. Joel I. Priest Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Jacobs. Mir. and Mrs. Heber n. Burton,
Mrs. Stella Hooper, Mrs. Ida Kelly,
Misses Carrie Mooney, Alice Herman,
Nellie Herman, Rosa Davies, Whyte,
Ethel Valentine. Stella Ja50Ds, Stella
Dix, Goldie Dix. LoJtie Marcroft, Glib
son. Agnes Gibson; Nessrs. Arthur
Kelly, Verne Kelly, Parker, TIainOr,
Kahn. Pratt. Earl Pembroke, Adrian
Pembroke, Calvin Buckbee, Roy Jacobs,
Sandburg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
is visiting IL Louige Wey at the

is visiting Miss Louise wey at the
Wey hotel.
Mr. and Mrs J. r. Folsom departed
Friday morning for san Francisco.
On Friday afternoon Miss Sara Reid
Park entertained the Sewing club:
Miss Druce and Miss Ethel pruce
have gone to Park City for a visit.
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The Sewing club met with Miss Pau
line Groo on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. J. c. z. King and daughters
have returned from Pacific Grove, Cal
Miss Beth Critchlow has returned
from visit to relatives in Meeker,
Colo.
Miss Bessie Mcintyre is the guest Of
Miss Pearl Van Colt at the Old Arm
Chair.
Mrs. s. B. Westerfeld and Miss
Madge Westerield have gone to Cali
fornia.
Miss Grace Stanchheld leaves tomor-
row to spend a week or ten days in
Centerv!lle.
Miss Gertrude McGrath goes east
this week to visit friends in Chicago
and Detroit.
Miss Eunice GingeH of Denver is a
guest at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
3. Tucker.
Mrs. c. z. Stanton and Mrs. n. T
Duke have returned from their outing
in Provo canyon.
Mrs. Priscilla Jennings spent las
week at Logan with her daughter, Mrs
w. W. Ritter.
Mrs. W. Montague Ferry has as her
guest her brother, Mr.. Truman o,
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eccles and Miss Mildred
Eccles left Wednesday to spend month
at Island park
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Plat have ar
rived from Denver 10 visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed.
Mrs. Wright and Miss Edith Wright
Of Laramie have come to Salt Lake
City to reside
9 q 9
Mrs. John T. Game is a guest fol
two weeks of Mr.. and Mrs William
Clun at COalVllle.
After a pleasant visit Of a month. Mrs
c. l. Hawkins and child returned tc
Idaho on Monday.
Mrs. J. T. Battle and Miss Lillian
Eastman Of Hanna, Wy, are visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Park and children
and Miss Evaline Thomas leave this
week for California
. q .
Miss Jennie Jones has returned TO
Provo after a visit of three weeks with
Mrs. NJ b Whitney
Mr.. and Mrs. O J. Salisbury VIII
have as their guest for the autumn
Miss Pope Of Denver.
Mrs. Gorham of Portland will arrive
in salt Lake next week TO visit DR..
and Mrs. E V Silver
- - .
Mrs. c. 7. Berry and children are
spending a pleasant vacation ut Soda
Springs and Gray S Lake
Miss Bessie Hanks is the guest for
a few days of Miss Victoria Lloyd at
22S East Brigham street.
- . @
Mrs. Melvin B. Sowles has gone 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Informal Evening.

Lily ard Mary Cannon delightfully."-
entertained a number of their friends
at their home at 19S Q street last
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent in games. the winners being
Glen Silver and Alice Hardy. The
house was Prettily decorated ard
dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were Masters Abram
Cannon. Edwin Cannon, Joseph Silver,
jr., Jesse Sharp, Scott ClawSon, VIII
fred Cannon. GeO~giUs Cannon, Lester
Cannon, Clisbey Young, l. G. Hardy,
jr., Collins Cannon. Harley Cannon
Daniel Cannon, Willard Cannon and
Misses Anne Cannon. Leone Silver,
Glen Silver, Alice Hardy, Vera Bern
hisei Norah Murdoch, Weda Eeebe,
Laura Sutton. Hazel Needham. Narsa-
ret Cannon, Della Cannon, Hazel Can
non.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
For Ms. Cue.

Miss Sherman and Miss Edna Shear
aan entertained last evening conlpli-
nentary TO Mrs. H D. Cue The even
ng was musical in character and very
DELIGHTFULLY."- spent. The guests We're.
Dr. and Mrs. RyKert, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
q. Sharp Dr. and Mrs. George futile.
Mr. and Mrs. William Reid, SIR. and
Mrs. Harold Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
James. Mrs. Cue. Mrs darkness. Mrs.
Harauer Mrs. Montgomery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Fabian Misses Hanauer. Ida
Hanauer. Hardness Calhoun, Young,
Mary Louise Anderson. Younger, Tit
mann, Messrs A. HanaUer, Max Han
auer, Alma Katz, George Lawrence,
VIII Lawrence, Rob Hardness, Burley,
j. II. Young. HazletOn, Jungk. Heintz,
Dc. Bracken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
At Silver lake


Silver Lake. Aug. 16.-Miss Bertha
day.
There was dance last Saturday
night at the hotel given by the Law
renee boys and James Sadler. It was
q great success and nearly all in camp
turned out.
Miss Mamie saPpington returned last
Mr.. Theodore Schultz. Jim Shaw.
Chester Hyams, Roy Price and Walter
Davis came up on horseback last sat
9rday from the city and stayed until
Sunday evening.
9 Q o
Miss Jean Oden entertained last Fri
day Among those who spent a very
pleasant afternoon were Misses Leda
and Alta Rawlins, Misses Florence
Grant Nan Short. ElOise Sadler and
Bertha Bootes.
Misses Pauline Terhune and Edith
kingsbury are guests Of Miss Jose
phine Wells.
All the young people are waiting in
expectation of another dance next
Saturday night
. @ g
Mrs. Allen returned to the city last
week on account of a sick baby.
q g q
Mrs. ]. Richards and Miss Fannie
Bird left this week for the city.
- 3 .
Miss Preale Clark arrived on Thurs
day.
o o o
Among those who were entertained on
Thursday by Miss Nan Short were:
Misses Florence Grant Jean Odel,
Pauline Terhune, Edith Kingsbury,
Josephine Wells, EIoise Dickert. Ella
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Some Tempting Shoe Bargains

No disappointment in the goodness Of these, be
cause of the little money needed to buy them; they re
ali worth as much as the first price asked but for rea
sons of our own we've clipped the figures On some
numerically. Read about them;
MOMENTS TENNIS oxFoRDs, with rubber soles,
were SIS. 90. now-S1.4S.
WoMEN's BUTTON SHOES, with turn sole, OF the
7zrinnendorf -Dittmann make, were $500, now-S333
WoMFN'S LACE SHOES, cloth top and fine Kid,
hand turned. were So. so. nOw-S3.15.
vTOHTFN,S SATIN SLIPPERS, in all colors, with
s+ar1 ard how narrow toe, were $3.50, now-5Oc.
MEMS VICI KID AND VELOUR CALF SHOES,
newest styles and shapes, were $500, no|-9o'oo'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

Though the week shat has passed has
been one Of almost unparalleled dull
ness and little Of a social nature can
he chronicled outside Of informal din
Iers, which require no special exertion,
summer has nearly reached its limit
Society is beginning to evince signs OF
life and every day brings word Of the
return Of excUrsiOnists. Blinds are
raised in the city home and prepara-
tons being made for a thorough reno
walton. The rudy days Of autumn are
ideal in their opportunities for enter
JaiEment.
Among the events Of the coming week
is the dinner to be given by Mrs. W. c..
Sharp on Thursday evening in honor
Of DR.. and Mrs. Rykert. Mrs. James
Jennings also entertains in their honor
on Tuesday evening. A large evening
reception in the nature of a 'hoUse
warming" is an event of interest for
next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Birthday PARTY

On Friday evening Mr.. =. R. Savage
was the recipient of a family birthday
party. given in honor CT his siXtied an
niversary. The rooms we're bright with
Eladioluses and other garden flowers.
Music and conversation ec~med the en-
tertafnment Of the evening Present
were Mr. and Mrs A. 3. Richardson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Savage and family,
NIr. Melvin Savage, Mr.. William
Brother Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Clark, Miss
Iencie Savage. Miss Farr of ogden, Mr..
VIII Rste~. Mr.. Blair Richardson, Mr..
T0a~1 T2spbar5son
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Informal Affairs.

Mrs. A H Peabody was hostess at
an informal dinner on Tuesday given
for Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Folsom. The
table was gracefully decorated in
golden glow inteTsparsed with ferns.
On Wednesday evening DR.. and Mrs
r. A. HasbTOuck entertained at dinner
in honor Of Mr.. A. W. Mente and Mr..
G. w. Winters Of Kansas.
Mrs G. :. Zane gave an informal
luncheon on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. A. H. Atkinson entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

Lulu Bowers, Salt Lake City,. Is
Harvey c. Walker, Montrose. Colo...... =
Florence II. Ramsey. Montrose Cello ..
Leonard w. Carpenter. Colorado
springs, COO. ----...---... ...-...-. y
Minnie Langie, Grand Junction, Colo q
Stockton Smith. Telluride. Colo 1890. i.
Bertha ]. Gray, Telluride. Colo. 8
whitney 3 Richards, Salt Lake City. y
Mary r. GALLAGHER. salt Lake City. Il
John ". Monteer. Union. d
haIharina KOelieker, Butlerville. A
Faul Roelofs, salt Lake City,. .-... 9
Catharina De Bry. Salt Lake City,. p
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
At Cards

On Thursday morning there vas an
lformsl gathering of ladies at the
ONE Of Mrs. s. 3. Miner to meet Mrs
White of Chicago. Mrs. HasIam of Ere
mont Neb.; Miss Kennard of Denver
and Miss Grant Of Pennsylvania. The
hours were delightfully."- spent IN playing
German whist, at which Mrs. John
DeTn won the first prize, Mrs. z. r.
Knox the second and Miss LamsOn the
consolation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Kensington.

A number Of friends enjoyed an in
formal KensingtOn at the home Of Mrs,
Frank Jennings on Thursday after
noon. The guest of honor was Mrs.
Folsom OF San Francisco. Others pres
ent were: Mrs. H. D. Cue, Miss Han
aUer Miss Ida HaG2uer. Mrs Harold
Russell. Miss Sherman, Miss EDNA
Sherman
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Marriage Licenses.


The following permits TO wed were is
sued last week by the county clerk of SAT-
Lake county:
Robert Is. Hildebrand. salt Lake city. 43
Birdie r. Russell. Salt Lake City,. %
Frank Chugg, Salt Lake City.--..-.... 3
Ella Wilde, Salt Lake City------..--- 10
John c. Wilkinson. salt Lake City. p
Eva Hansen. Salt Lake City, IS
Theodore y. Curtis. Salt Lake City. IS
Bardela Shipp. salt Lake City,. &c
George W. Shipper. Murray -. %
Laura Pugh. Mil Creek----.......... y
Erik Nyquist. Bingham. .-...........-... %
Annie Nielsen, salt Lake City,. q
Herbert H GTeenhslgh. Eepni...-.--. y
Bertha Belliston, Nephi-.....-..-....... y
Samuei Rogers. Leadville, COlO......... a
Lizzie Martin, LeaCviIle. CoIo........- a
E!nOr ChrlstOphersOn, Farmers Ward. -
NamO Mariger. salt Lake City,. %
Anton +. Johnson, Granite Mont. 20
Mary Schwab. Butte. MOnt............ IS
Clarence O. Drummer. Salt Lake City e
Hannah n. Tucker, Salt Lake City. g
Thomas WarnOck. Monroe. .......... u
Eliza Quist, Salt Lake City.......... a
Laun G. EndicOtt Arkansas City. 70
Josie Nielsen Salt Lake City.......... %
Elmer g Blaufleld, Salt Lake City. a
Ethel NJ. Phillips American Fork. u
Charles 3. Rand, Salt Lake City. IS
emma S Rock, Salt Lake City. A
Oliver c. Keller. Grand Junction. colo a
Lillian T. COmplainville. Grand June
Lluil- COlo--. -----.---.-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. g
Royal Y Cox. Salt Lake City........... %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

Claiming. Carnations and sweet peas
beautified the table, in the center Of
which was a large birthday cake en-
circled by lighted candles. The guests
were: Misses Emma Thompson, Eva
Thompson, Jennie futile, Messrs. E.
Claiming. Ben COrum. Nelson futile.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

Brighton, Edna Jockson, Leda and Alta
Rawlins.
g g 6
Mrs. F. NJ. briggs left Thursday for
Ogden.
. q s.
Miss Eloise Dickert leaves on Mon
day.
g q @
Judge o. W. Powers has opened his
cottage for the rest of the season.
g q g
Marc BunneII is expecting his father
from Seattle on Friday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Glazing Dish PARTY

Miss Kathleen Anderson entertained
al chalng dish party on Monday
evening Those who enjoyed the pleas
anu aItalr were: Miss Louise Richards,
Miss Allie Miller. Miss Park. Mr.. Ralph
hlchards, Mr.. Roberts, AIr. Scott Wells.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Alta Club Supper.

Mr.. = Hanauer gave supper at the
Alta club on Tuesday night after the
theatre in honor of Or. and Mrs.
Rykert and Mrs. Hirsh. The table
was spread in the green room. and COW
ers were laid for eleven. The guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Rykert. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Read, Mrs. Hirsh, Miss
Hfrsh. Mrs J. Z. Bamberger. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol SiegeI. Mr.. George II. Scott
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
In Honor of Dr. and Ms R.r,rer-t

DR. and Mrs. Rykert were guests Of
evening, given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Fr2uken. The table was illuminated
with yellow candles and the white da-
mask was oruamented in runners OF
yellow. Nasturtiums and golden glow
former an exquisite center piece. There
were present DR. and Mrs. RyIlert and
Rev. and Mrs. y. =. Wallace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Luncheon.

A daintiiy appointed luncheon was
given by Miss Keith on Thursday. Her
guests Of honor were Mrs. w Lamb
and Mrs. Morrison of Boston. The ia
HE was decorated in pink and white
sweet peas. Covers were laid for i've.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
ChiIdren's School Hats
EmphatiCalIy Reduced

The clean up Of the season brings out much good
+ess for school wear and put into the bonnet
YOU keep for best Here's sharp turning point IN
prices:
dozen hats worth 75c for ........ ......3 2c'
dozen hats worth SOC for. $500. tSc'
In millinery section-anneZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
New UphOIsterieS, Etc.

rbe new arrivals of Cretons Hungarian cloths and
Quilting Satines almost taken on the airs OF an
art exhibit; they're certainly nice enough TO as
e71e such role with little faint Of presumption The
outline satines especially show protus1on OF new
at+er conceits. They'll soon be needed, SO not bad
idea to secure few Of the best ones rght now In
drapery epartment-basement.
We are also showing in the finest lot
&c uATT AND ORIENTAL LAMPS it has ever been
o1r fortune to find They're cheap dear enough for
anvoue-s1.7 rs to $500
PIG SiIkalines for &c. nonday and
Tuesday
eood time while these are so cheap to redrape
shelves recover boxes. etc. Probably few Of the
comforts you packed away last spring need new out
sides and you'll surely want a few before
the cold weather comes on; now's your opportunity
for saving this direction. In the basement, Mon
dav and Tuesday, 1879 grades for &c.