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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-07-17

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Americas, Ga.
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A wave that has shipwrecked many
poor man on the matrimonial seattle
wave of lace-edge handkerchief
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AMERICUs. Ca, JULY II. 1901.

A handful of common sense is worth
a bushel of the other kind.
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The MAN WITH A COLD

is a nuisance to others as we'll as suffer
er himself. hs y inexcusabIe when he
can find so many excellent remedies
at Hudson's drugstore. True, if he
has asthma, it's doubtful if he can OBJ
tain perfect cure. But it's rather late
or asthma. and there is relief for even
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get.somethingsto help you out.
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The Times-ReCOrdsr is the
Omclal Organ OF the City of Americas,
On1cial Organ of Sumter County.
Of1clal Organ of Webster County.
Onicial Organ of Railroad Commission OF
Georgia for the Sd Congressional District.
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Aycock Not a Candidate.

RALEIGH. July 16.-Some papers have
started story that Governor Aycock is
an aspirant for the United States sena-
torship, as Senator Pritchard's success
sor. There is nothing in it. The sena-
torship will go to some Democrat west
of Greensboro. The unwritten law in
this state for many years has been that
one senator must be from the east, the
other from the west.
New Orleans Man Asphyxiated.
New ORLEANS, July 1G.-William A.
King, highly connected here and a
brother of Grace KING, the author, was
asphyxiated at his home today.
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y Cordele, Rochelle, Alb
I2s4 SIbeville, Helena, Lyons, "2sIO
collins, Savannah, Co
d M lumbia, Richmond, uM
Portsmouth and all IVA
points east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1907.

/ Miss Ida Savage. Miss shoebridge. Mr.
Victor Wells, Mr., Nephi Clayton.
Mrs. James Fennemore Of San Diego
is visiting her sister. Mrs. j, Il. Grant
Mrs NJ, Doname and Miss Edna
DOnahue who have been the guests OF
Mrs. Robert Craig, left during the week
FOR Omaha.
Mrs. Myra Berrlns. who has beer.
visiting friends In Salt Lake, left OF,
Tuesday for her home In New Orleans.
The Woman's Republican club had a
delightful outing at saltair yesterday
Mrs. Chas. II. Post has for her CUES,
Miss Jewetl Of Dayton, Ohio.
Miss Jennie Jones of Provo is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. NJ. b Whitney,
Or. George futile vim be in SAIL
Lake next week
Mrs. VIII Clawson. Mrs ]. ID. spen-
Ger and M, Spencer Clawson spent the
-iNi a. - 'nl'folo.
Miss Embree Of Berea. Kentucky. ar
rived this week, and viii be the guest
OF her sister Mrs. q. y. Miles. for the
rest Of the summer
Mrs Basil Cornish is up from Robin
son for a short time
Mrs. J. c. Leafy has returned from
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. ], F. Dunn have re-
turned from New York
Miss Louise Jones of Denver Is visit
Ing Mrs. G. $. Williamson.
Mrs. ~ Kass and children and Miss
Lyde Murphy have gone to California.
Mrs. A. N, Mckay has returned from
Canada.
Miss Rachel Edwards will spend the
coming week at Brighton, as the guest
Of Mrs. j. II. Moye
Among coming events Is the ban
luet 70 be given by the Pan Hellenic So
riety
Mrs H. II stiebel, Miss Vera and |
Master Herbert Stiebel. who have been |
he guests OF Mrs. Rosa Meyer, leave |
'or their home in Boston next week.
Mrs. Bancroft and the Misses Mason
will spend next month in Idaho
The marriage Of Mr. George Wester-
elt and Mrs. Alice Sanford took place
yesterday in Minneapolis, the home Of
he bride.
o. j. Salisbury and family leave for
IDAHO next week.
Miss Ella Cottle, who has been en-
Dying a two weeks vacation, has re-
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an extended eastern trip. She is ac.
ccompanied by her sister. Mrs. Rose
Shepherd.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Moon will leave
Tor Silver Lake on Monday morning.
Col. and Mrs. Shaughnessy, who have
been in the east during the past week,
have returned.
Miss Ella Conroy of Ogden is the
guest Of Mrs. Dewey Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dlnwo0dey have
returned from their eastern trip.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton and Miss Lewis
OF Denver are I'm Salt Lake and are
staying at the Knutsford.
Mr. Spencer Clawson, Prof. and Mrs.
Geo, Marshall Mrs. j. d. Spencer, Mrs.
Mary Clawson and Mr. Geo. d. Pyper
return from Brighton Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dinwoodey enter
tanned at dinner at Beardsley's Tavern
on Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs Dalton and Miss Lewis of
Denver.
Miss Lillian Swift OF Galandet Col
lege, Washington, d, c., is spending her
vacation at Nantucket, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber Mitchell and Miss
eia Mitchell leave tonight for st. An
hony. Idaho, and Yellowstone Park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

county The latter expressed the
greatest satisfaction with the evidence
OF interst IN art shown In the COM
munity IN which she taught She mad
u large class and speaks enthusiastic
ally Of the prospects Of art development
In the locality. Mrs. Horne also had
a gratifying experience with her work.
Besides teaching. she delivered three
lectures during her stay In Emery
county
The announcement cards have been
| received IN this city Of the marriage OF
Miss Louie Anna Strong and MI Ed
| ward A. Taylor, IN Greedy Ia, on
| Sunday, July a. Miss Strong VIII be
! remembered by many friends as q
teacher in the Salt Lake public schools
some two years ago. Mr. Taylor is one
OF the corps Of assistant teachers az
the University OF Utah Mr. and MIS-
Taylor viii arrive In salt Lake Clty
about July %, and will be at home 70
their friends at 913 East First south
street.
Mr. James Salisbury entertained
few friends at an informal dancing
party on Tuesday evening. About
seventeen were present and a dainty
supper was served
Miss Grow, who has been visiting the
Pap American Exposition during the
past three weeks, has returned.
Mrs Charles Read win entertain at
the Alta Club on Wednesday In honor
Of Dr. and Mrs. Rykhart.
Mrs. Charles Stevenson entertained
Informally on Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Van Brunt, Of New York
Mrs. Perkins, of Omaha, is in Salt
Lake visiting friends.
Mr.. Fred Dern leaves on Monday for
the east to be absent two months.
Miss Dern, who has been visiting in
the east for some time past, returned
Yesterday accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. George Haslam. who win spend
the remainder of the summer in Salt
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs p ]. Donohue have re-
turned from Mexico.
Mr.. James A. Cunningham with his
Misses Daisy and Alice
and son Royal, have re-
turned from three weeks visit In
New York.
Mrs. S. b. Westerfeld, Miss Madge
and Samuel w. WeBerfeld
have returned from Topeka, Kansas.
The marriage Of Miss Maud circuit,
II Salt Lake, and John Gilbert of Butte,
.ook place in the latter city last week.
Joseph A. West and family spent the
past week at Hobble Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Rood, DR.. and
drs. A. j. Hosmer and Mrs A. #. Voll-
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Hale, Elizabeth Dern, Mamie Porter
Ethel Paul. Claudia Morris, Pauline
Groo, Elizabeth Groo. Hattie Jennings
and Critchlow.
Mrs. H. p. Henderson entertained at
a delightful o'clock tea on Thursday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs Reynolds
OF Chicago. The small tables upon
which It was served were prettily dec
Grated with sweet peas, and covers
were laid for seventeen. After tea the
hostess took the party for a trolly
ride 10 the Fort. The guests were: Mrs
Reynolds Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs.
David Evans. Mrs GIN Peyton, Mrs.
VIM Mack, Mrs c. Miles. Mrs. Hal
Brown, Mrs Geo Wood, Mrs. Melvin
Sowles Mrs. III. j. Dinlnny, Mrs. Chas.
Hoag, Mrs. w. II. King, Miss Reynolds.
An event which will be Of interest
10 many Salt Lakers win transpire
next Saturday In San Francis
co In the wedding OF Mr.. c.
Stanley Price. Of this city, and
Miss Marie Partridge. Of San Francisco.
Mr. Price Is popular and prominent
young attorney and his bride Is
whose musical gifts have brought her
into ilattering notice in California. Mr.
Price and his bride win arrive in Salt
Lake shortly after their marriage and
for short time viii be the guests of
Mrs. Rachel Miller after which they
will occupy their new home on Sixth
and X sUeets.
The first-year German class OF the
Latter-day Saints college met at the
home Of Miss Judith Anderson. No. 80
Apple street, July %, 1901. Miss Geneye
Love first gave an interesting story in
German, which was followed by a Sc
lection on the piano from Miss judith
Anderson. Miss Lille Ship then gave
a German anecdote. Miss Addie Cam
non next gave a selection on the piano.
Mr. Leroi g. Snow tols several very in
teresting anecdotes and stories. Miss
Elizabeth Cannon. Miss Stella Paul, al
so giving German stories. The class
was then favored with German duet
by Miss Helen Meir and Miss Grether.
Mr.. Leroi c. Snow acted as president. |
as both the president and vice presi- |
dent were absent. A lawn party was |
afterwards rendered by Mr.. and Mrs.
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turned. Miss Amy Bishop, also OF the
district court office, left on Friday FOR
a TWO weeks outing in the canyons.
Capt. Game and family are at Silver
Lake.
Mrs d. G. Dunbar and family have
gone TO Soda Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith and two
sons viii return from their European
trip next week.
! Mrs Richard Robertson and daughter
have returned from visit TO Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. Cora Dickson and Miss Lena
Adams, who have been in Provo cam
yon the last two weeks, have returned
Mrs. A. n Henry and children are
at Hobble Creek
Mr.. Ray Walker will entertain a
party OF friends at the Walker cottage
at Brighton for a week.
Miss Trenna Gotter and John selley
were married on Tuesday evening
Bishop G. II. Emery performing the
ceremony.
Mr.. Robert +. Woodland OF Salt Lake
and Miss Christine Lund of Rlchdeld
we're married on Monday.
Miss Mae V Gilmore recently q
teacher in the Salt Lake public schools
and Thomas CARNEY Of Demopolis
Kan, were married at Wellington
Kan, on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X. Smith OF Kansas
City viii spend the next few weeks
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. |
Dale.
Miss Mabel Renshaw. who has hem
visiting with friends IA the city. has
returned to Butte.
Mrs. L. c. Kelsey viii have FOR her
guest during the remainder OF the sum.
mer. Miss Marie Hansen Of Hammond.
Ind. '''''
Mrs. Il. A. Paseoe has returned from
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SILVER LAKE.


| Silyerake, July 25.-The pleasant
rains of the past few days have cooled
| things off and made IL more pleasanr
here. New people are constantly ar
| irving and either pitching their tents
or filling up the cottages to their ut
| most capacity.
Miss Wheeler is entertaining q jolly
crowd at the Uncle Toms Cabin" in
GLIDING Miss Sylvia Cohn, Miss Flor
garet Logan. Miss Edna May. Miss
Gene Kimball. Miss Anna Nash, Miss
Ruth Palmer, Miss Georgia Wheeler.
A nun,her ~ voupo foiLs oo,,a n 90
clal dance In the hotel dining hall on
July oath that was a decided SUGGEST
campers and cottagers. The credit for
such q pleasant oath is due to the COM
mittee OF Young folks Including Miss
Miss Edna Farnsworth, Miss Robbie
Morris. Mr. Louie Farnsworth and Mr..
Dewitt Knox.
-
DR.. Woodruff returned 10 the CITY
on business after a pleasant stay of a
week with his family at Roughwood
cottage. fl
80
bert Miss Tessil lambert and Miss
Jennie brighton had mite on evclt,np
time n dav or two aqn in contnrine q
young eagle on the T'ske solIi,de iraii
The eagle measured ~ fcet from tIn
to tip. though II IS still too Young 70
Mr. Tapgart Mr. uafan ma NJ
Adams ers encan,nod hara Co..
months outing ma Win ,rans,or sor,e
Of our beautiful scenery 70 the canvas
Mrs. w. II. Clark and family are &C.
cupying the Hampstead cottage.
at their pleasant cottage FOR a short |
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Bell, and Mrs.
A. Rogers are at the Rogers cottage. |
fishing. having made several good /
catches.
DR.. w. +. Anderson. despite his 7s /
,,aors a. a,to,,fn,, ht,,.otf =. - -.
tage. which has been built for twenty.
three years.
-.
Mr.. Brown OF the Brown. Terry !
Woodruff company. is building the
handsomest and most commodious log
seen. II will be two stories IN height
md is rapidly nearing completion.
-
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served out on the lawn and the singing
society Harmonic, serenading.
Mrs. Chas. Post was the hostess at n
delightful afternoon party on Thurs
day In honor OF Miss Jewett Of Day
ton, Ohio. An amusing advertisement
contest was a feature Of the entertain
ment. and not weather prizes were
awarded in the shape OF fans, Mrs. Nc.
Cullough winning the first prize, a
dainty gauze fan, and Miss Hardness
consolation prize palm leaf fan dee
GRATED with a large bow The rooms
were decorated with sunflowers. nastur-
tions and sweet peas, and light refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. WIN Ellerbeck entertained at a
delightful veranda party on Thurs
day In honor Of Miss Steiner Of Lin
coin, Neb.. about sixteen guests enjoy
ing the afternoon The yeranda was
carpeted with rugs and cushions and
easy chairs were provided. while lunch
con was also served out doors on small
tables The afternoon was spent IN
making paper flowers, a prize being
given for the best work, Miss Ethel
Paul winning the award. Mrs. Eller-
heck was assisted by Mrs. Steiner. Miss
Clinton and Miss Judith Evans. The
guests besides Miss Steiner We're. The
Misses Welby, Jones Of Kansas, Me
Chrystal, Young OF Delaware, Edith
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

Ogden, Utah July 27.-The leading 50.
cial event OF the week was the mar
rage OF Miss Carrie Wangsgard %
huntsville to Mr. Charles Hinchcliff Of
ogden, which took place Pioneer day
wednesday, July 9th. at the home VI
the brides parents in Huntsville az Z
O'Clock In the afternoon. the wedding
party entered the parl0r and the we'd
dlng ceremony was performed by Elder
G. a. Gertson After the ceremony a
snort time was spent In extending con-
gratulations. after which the wedding
guests were ushered into the spacious
dlnlng room, where a sumptuous repast
was served, and the evening was spent
IN music and pleasant conversation:
The bride wore a beautiful gown Ok
white dimity and carried brides roses,
while the gsoom wore conventional
black. The home was a prOfuSlon VI
hosers and evergreens, arranged ven
artlstically. making a beautiful eject:
The bride and groom are both well ana
popularity known. They will make iheF
home In Ogden.
Charles c. Brown returned Wednes-
day from ten-days' outing IN CALI
fornia, where he enjoyed himself very
much.
Miss Alice Roberts OF Jehl Is visiting
In Ogden, the guest Of George W. Lar
kin and family
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Healy returned hofne
this week from Soday Springs, Wheie
they have been for month pleasuIlns'
Charles w. Nibley OF Baker Guy
Oregon, was In ogden visiting WIKI
friends this week.
+. p. Jennings returned home ITO"
a ten-days' trip 10 the coast
Pioneer Day was appropriately ~
braied In Ogden Wednesday, JulV H,n'
The principal attraction Of the DAY W..
the first annual reunion Of the w.
State Sunday schools held at L 49,.
Park. under the direction OF the WI,
Stake Sunday school board. From e''"
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mer. with a party Of friends from Park
City. are hayng an outing In Straw
berry valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Allen and family
spent the week at the Centennial Eure-
ka mine
Mrs. Pruht and Miss Elsie Pruitt
left on Monday for their home In Ne
braska.
Mrs. Sam King has been the guest
Of Mrs. w. II. King during the week.
Miss Adellne Coulter spent the last
week visiting with friends In ogden.
Miss Lutte Mcmillan has for her
guest Miss Corne OF Evanston, Wyo.
Mrs. J. L. Rawlns and family left
on Thursday for Brighton.
Miss George McKimmens leaves next
week for Portland whore she will spend
the next month as the guest Of Mrs.
Cora Eldridge.
Mrs, Nephl Clayton and Mrs. Nat
N are down from their summer
camp In East canyon for a few days.
The Womens Democratic club will
have their outing at Saltair next week.
The Trosseau club was entertained
by Miss Mamie Porter on Thursday.
Mr., A. J. Hoffman has returned from
Denver.
Mrs. c. W Griggs, Miss Lottle
Griggs and Miss a. Farley will spend |
the next two weeks in the Teton Basin. /
Miss Nellie Mulhan. who has been 1
spending the past two weeks with Miss /
Grace Leayer at Tooele, has returned. /
J. d. Spencer and son Allan return /
tomorrow from a months stay In |
Wyoming.
Miss Grace Leaver Of Toole. win be
The guest OF Miss Nelie Mulhall for the /
next ten days.
Among those staying at Brighton are
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The week has shown diminuton In
social events, though there have beer
number Of delightful affairs to en-.
liven the days, The merchants carni.
val has attracted a great
deal OF attention, and the
streets with their bright lights
and parades have given the city a gala
appearance during the week. The great
social attractions, however, have been
the resorts-the warm weather driving
throngs to Saltair Lagoon, Salt Palace
and Callers, while trolley rides have
been even more popular than heretofore.
a large number Of people are planning
10 visit the canyon resorts during Au-
gust, popular favor being divided be-
tween Wasatoh, The Old Arm Chair
and Brightons.
The most elaborate event of the week
was the wedding Of Miss Mary Gridley
and Mr.. Carl Richards, which took
place at noon at the brides home this
ceremony being performed By Dean
Eddie In the presence Of the near rel
atiyes and intimate friends OF the bride
and grt)m. The rooms were effective
ly decorated with sweet peas. roses.
ferns and smilax. the bridal couple
standing under canopy OF green and
pink done in flowers and vines. The
bride wore a beautiful gown Of white
40 obi 4. n.
MT Frank Burley was best man. The
bridesmaid, Miss Bessie Gridley, was
gowned In grey and pink. Al 2
O'Clock the party numbering
eighteen In all were driven to
the Alta club where a most elabor-
ate luncheon was served. The decora-
tons, which were under the direction
or Chef Andrews, were among the most
beautiful of the season. The gold room
was used, and all about in corners ana
on pedestals, palms were stationed,
while the chandelier. archway ana
windows were festooned In smilax.
Pendant from the chandelier hung
wedding bell Of red and white roses
and carnations, and in the center OF the
table was a shower bouquet Of roses
hlling a huge cut glass punch bowl
paced on plate mirror and American
Beauty roses extended from the center
piece toward each guest. Large candle
labra In pink and white completed the
beautiful decorations. Each gentleman
was presented with butoneires. The
menu was most sumptuous one and
the wedding idea was carried out in the
letters g. X. figuring In artistic designs.
and the color scheme being also carried
throughout This evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards leave for an
eastern trip, after which theS
VIII return 10 Salt Lake City
20 reside. The guests were. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. p Gridley Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. |
DR.. and Mrs W r. Daily Mr.. |
and Mrs J. T, McGrath, Miss Bess
Gndley Mrs, James w. smith Miss |
Rose Lane, Miss Isadore Mertsheim, |
MIR. Frank Burnley.
Among the many companies who |
took advantage Of the "twenty-fourth" /
and left the heat Of the city was one
made up Of about fifteen young people |
" the city who went 10 Provo canyon
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Anderson. Very nice refreshments and
lawn beautifully lighted The club Is
making good progress and Is on Of the
best German cubs in the city, and has
bright prospects Of becoming the best
in the near future. The club meets
Tuesday. July 80. at the residence of
Miss Lille Shipp, No. is south Main
street.
Mr. II. l.. A. Culmer has received the
distinction OF being invited to deliver
a lecture on art at Camp Reyerie, a
charming California resort. where the
delightful mountain idling IL inter-
mingled with talks or lectures by gift
ed people, some OF the most noted Of
western authors and artists being en-
gagged for the season Jack London,
the famous author OF Klondyke stories,
was among last weeks lecturers and on
this weeks program with MIR. Culmer
are Prof George NJ. Stratton, Of the
department OF philosophy OF the Uni.
versity OF California, and Mr. Austin
Lewis. Mr.. Culmer Is 10 be congratu.
lated upon the distinction OF being IN.
cluded in the seasons lecturers.
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ARMCHAIR NOTES.

The canyon this year seems even more
idyllic than last. whether Il be that the
unusual heat Of the city makes the
shade OF the dense forest and the brac-
ing air OF the mountains seem more
perfect or not. II Is like a dream Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne and Miss Mary
Teasdel have returned from a months
work In the art field, Mrs. Horne hav-
ing been In Emery county and Miss
Teasdel In Mount Pleasant. Sanpete
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

Inc engagement Of Lord Roseberry
m Sa hghness the Duchess Of Albany to be announced M
EDWARD said TO look with perfect ch de the &
the late queen Victoria could bear the duchess
again. ~ u"eSS marrying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

Among the many companies who
took advantage OF the "twenty-fourth"
and left The heat OF the CITY was ou,.
made up Of about fifteen young people
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

an extended eastern trip. She is ac-
companled by her sister. Mrs. Rose
Sbpnhard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

Mrs John Alters Of As Seventh East
street celebrated her birthday on the
10Th and entertained at a pleasant af-
ternoon party. The following ladies
We're present; Mesdames. Ioost. T.
Hook, II. Meyer NJ. l.. Ef1nger Roths
enid, Ranscher Solomon Tomsdorf.
The decorations We're beautiful and II,
PERCUSSION, roses and carnations ths
main feature. In the evening a party
OF twenty ladies and gentlemen gave
her a torchlight surprise, refreshments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

silverlake, July 25,--The pleasant
rains of the past few days have cooled
things off and made 1t more pleasant
than ever for the 200 or 800 campers
here. New people are constantly ar
rlving and either pitching their tents
or filling up the cottages to their ut
most capacity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-07-27

Miss Ella Cottle who has been en-
joying a two weeks vacation, has re
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