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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04

Martha Chambors Clara Brown, and Marshall
{. brown, her husband, William u. cham
brrs, and Mary Chambers. his wife. and Jo-
seph Chamber, and Jane ID Chambers, Wild
ow OF " alter b Chambers, plaintiffs,
VI
Fannie Snowdrn and Lewis snowen. her hus-
band, Alice Mack. and charles Mack, her
husband, Albeit Chambers, Maudc Cham
bcrs, Grace Chamber, Walter Chambers Jr ,
f'ith Ckambcrs, Lucy Chambcrs and John
Chambers. defendants.
In thc Circui, Court Of 1anCy County, Missouri
By ,irtnc and authority of decree and order
Of sale made by the said court In the above cnt'.
tlrd cause, and OF n certified copy thereof, dated
August II, lir!, ! will on the ?.th day Of ocioc
Der, lni.. between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon and ave o'clock In the afternoon
Of that day, at the front door OF the conrt house
In the town Of Forsyth, In TAney county Mis-
sonri. sell at public vcndue, to the highest bid
der, III. following described real estate. Wv.
The hf Of the ne qr, and the hi OF the 80 qr
In section :, township - OF range y, nituate III
IAnry county, Missouri
Terms of sale NJ follows, via; Cash In hanl.
s.gl-g-li j \. WEkThfHNAN, ShetlH'
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04

Department of the Interior Land onlrn At
Springfield, Missouri, AUG I, iHE.
Notice 1. hereby given that the following named
settler has l.rd rutcc oi h, Intention Ia mako
nnal proof b support of his claim, aud TIM, said
pfuufw.ll IL. made hcior' the clerk ~ the circuit
court ai Forsyth. Missouri IN saturday, Sept W,
Iytl viz
Lcwi,s phillps. homestead application No. ~.
tUl fuf the " hi 80 ~ sec " aud nv ~ me- qr ana
u hf lot I nv Vr, see ~ twP2l u. range 81 ".
IT, NAMES the following witnr-sr' 10 prove III,
continuous Residence upon and cultivation ~ SAIL
Hnd, w,
G.. " Thompson Iu.-ph BlHnk"u,hip !" Au'
det,on and i. l. Holiday, all ul Cedar Valley.
Missouri.
4 y p'IIAssoN Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, Land onc- ut
Springfield Missouri Aug. -, iyt5.
Motto. /. hcr'b, given that the follow wing'i amel
settler has filed notice NJ his intention Ia make o.
nal prnuf IN support NJ his claim, before thr Reg
i,trr aud Receiver ~ the 1. \ Land Ollie" at
Springfield Mo. On Friday, Oct ., lyL., VIZ:
John X. knight. ~ EnstyrN, Missouri, hoin"'
stead application No l'ty' Tot the 'w ~ NV Pf.
and NV az ~ ~, sec |, q hf lot ~ ~, Ahd hr W
~ ar. sec . twp % u, rng NV.
lie name, the following witnesses To prove hi.
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of said
land. VIZ:
". T.. Hird, Wm. u McGrw, !. VI. iiuifam aud
j. l.. Day, all 0f Ea-tyirw, Missouri.
JAyy- 4, DUANsuN. Register
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04

Department of the Interior, Land Oilic" at
SptiD it"ld Missouri, Aug ~, lHr
Notice l. hrrrby given that the lullowing'nnmnd
settler hn, nl' thee ot hi, lni"nliou ip make y
nal proof m support oi his clainl. aud that said
proof viii be mad" before the Rr-isl and Rr
ceNor " the United State Land ufcvai Spring
nsld. Missouri IN Friday. October = lpE. w
Melvin T. Hiul NJ Enslyirw. Mo, homestead
application No 2lT4. iur The ~ qr sr ~, see -.
Ne ar ne ar see -, " hi NV az sec ~, twp ~ n,
rng u ".
lie name. the following wi,nrs.c, 10 prove hi,
continuous residence upon aud cultivation oi said
lHud. w.
J. VI bujrnm. Edd MrGrw, John H. knight
aud j. l.. bay, ali ui Ensiyicw, Missouri
james 4. O'lisnnun, Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04

whereas. sally \. Myets sinrl and Wm. My"rs.
single hy their cert an decd u Iu., dated th. 9Th
ssy of Aususf ispl. hlsd tf sseos,l Az I'd. oucs OF
tho Recorder Of desds OF 1rucy county Mo-, at
Fnr.,th Mo and recorded IN mortgage book nj
page dI3 conveyed IN John ID :. Cook, trustee. the
following lands aud t"ncn"nts situate IN fancy
county. No, viz:
The hi nf the sw ar, aud the sw qrof the - qr,
sec H. twp - rug 10 In trust To- secure the priu.
cirnl aud Interest notes IL, laid deed dcsciih'd;
and whereas default has been mad" In IN" pr
fnrmnnrc uf The conditions NJ said deed, and III"
,am. hay. bcrn broken by reason Of the non'pay'
mrnt NJ -aid principal note. which remains DUE
aud unpaid aud said John u : cuok Il u non'rrN'
Idcut uf ID. .,Atr NJ Missouri and has refused IA
nc, ~ trustee under said deed: Now, therefore
notice i hereby given that, ~ requested 10y the
legal holder ~ said mote, I, J. 4. Wc1th"rmnn
sheriff NJ Tnnry county, No, and sucrrrdinc
tfu.trr h, the ur'ns oi said deed will proceed Ia
sell aud viii sell ~ Lubli' yrnduc, to the highest
bidder Tor ra.h the ,aid land. aud t"nemcnt,. oI
saturday. the 9Th day ~ September, \. ID, lgt!,
| between ia. hours ~ O'Clock "A. N. and o'cl'rh
D. M VI that day, at the stat" circuit court hnus,
door at which sheriff sales usually made, SAINT
being IA. snuih front door of the cour, house II
Tanry county, NO., 10 pay said indebtedness ant
| eNtans-s Of sale. !. A. WEArnEnNAF,
| pJ.yS sheriff ani Succeeding Trustee
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04
GOULD SURVIVORS ON PINE MOUNTAIN.

We are advised that the White River
railroad surveyors have abandoned Ro-
ark for Bee Creek. Tuesday the I'd inst
they crossed Pine Mountain, % In the
corps, south Of the Wheeler place, head.
ed through gap In the ridge where IL
short tunnel will let them out on Bee,
said to be pet route with the company,
and having Il good chance for adoption.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04
Noticr for Publication

Drmrtmrnt NJ the Interior, Land ono" ~
Springfield. Missouri, August -. lpJ!
NUtir. T. hereby given tnht the follow inr'nam-d
settler hns h,d nuti,a NJ hi. Intention Ia nnk" w.
nal prof Ia support Of his claim. aud That SAID
proof will b. male b"for" the county cirtLh fnr'
sytb. Missouri, on saturday, Ocinbrr u, lpe w;
John T. Rhuies, of Protein. NO., homestead ar
plic atiun SO. .5bj, for the sw qr u" ~ sec -,
iwp - u, rug Il
liz names the following win"s.c' 70 prove his
continuous residence upon AMI cultivation ~ 'aid
land, VIZ:
Al. .Cutblrth. Of Dit, No., snd JG lia,kins u. L.
Chapman aud X. s. Drsrlofr, oi Protein, Mo.
al l. OhAsNnN. krEi.lrr.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04

Department uf the Interior, Land ON at Sprihg
nrd. NJ ,nuti, Aug -, M
Nuurr /, h,n'by gwen that ,hr iulluwngnain"d
.rt,ltt hns nrd notc" u Ai- iu'rndnn 10 make H.
nal proof IN support NJ his rlnm, lrlotr thr Reg
istrr and Receiver ul the 1 = Land ofc" at
springfield Mo. ou FRIDAY. oct :, lyn, VIZ;
William T.. McUrrw, of EaNtvicw NO. home
stead application NJ. .igi:, Iur ,hr Tie ~ sw az
and nv ~ =" az, see, twp ~ u, rng l7w
lie nninc- the fullusing witncsseh Ia prov" his
continuous rrsilcncr upon and cultivation of said
land VIZ.
NJ l.. lIifd, j. VI. liu'ram. John u. knight aud
j. L. Day, all Of Ehstvirw, Missouri
JAMS T. O'liAsSua, Rrgism
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04

Department ot the interior, Land oGicc u, Spring
field, Missouri. OF. -. isr
Notice Is hereby given thAt III" iollnwing'namel
settler has hled notice Of hi intention in make ~
nal pro, IN support u hi, claim. and that said
proof viii b. made before th. Register aud Re-
cciycr oi the 4. :. Land Onicr at Springfield, Mo,
on saturday, Oct .. ip2. VIZ;
jacob S. l.uirnn. ~ Ea>tyicw. Mo, homestead
application, 80 nlil3 ior lui ., aud h' lot I, u"
~ see I. twp q u, rug Il ".
IT, name, the following witnesses Ia prove ~,
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of said
land. VIZ.
Tdd Mctrrw, VI. T.. iiltl. John u Knight and
]. l.. bay all Of EsstyirW, Missouri.
james T.. O'l,nnnnn. Register.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04
the OZARkS ARE BOOMING
An Ozark Farmer Whose Farm Is Not
for Sale.

for Sale.
The following, from Webster county
farmer to the Kansas City Star, il good /
enough. ana applicable enough To local
conditions, To justify reproduction here:
Cumorah, Mo, Aug. 20.-To The Star:
Last year considerable was published
about "thc drOught-strickon Ozarks.
Lust week Messrs Brenneman and Fer.
guson, OF Kansas City, called on me,
and, TO their surprise, ! took them
through corn ten TO twelve feet high,
and showed them nourishing patch Of
tomatoes which has produced them all
the way from eight ounces 10 two pounds
each this season. took them down To
= few rows Of peas which soon proved
my statement that they had grown more
than eight feet high. persuaded them
10 follow me 70 the hay field. Three
years ago this field was u large bricr
and brush patch. This season IL pro-
duccd from sixty to seventy tons Of fine
hay. | led them down ,oa patch Of
clover and timothy. sowed this spring.
The clover had been Gu, this spring,
but the mower was makinga second trip
through crop which stood two feet
high, and the third crop will soon BE-
ready. | invited them to take view
Of my farm.
"Why, this looks as vol as old Jack
son county"
"To he sure. There's no rock. and the
ground is as level ms n ball ground"
SAY, notwithstanding building;
and by the way, what doe this lumber
cost you?"
This lumber. delivered on the
ground, costs me just ~ per thousand
feet, /, does not take fortune 10 build
n house in this country
Have you anything IN drink"
"Of course, sir. Wen send the buck
@, TO yondcr canyon and tap the gusher
at the bottom.'
"Well, say-wouldn't that beat the
bandi That IL certainly something new.
How does tho bucket pass those posts?"
THE wire is supported by iron brack-
cts over which the carriage travels"
well, Atwell, you'll do! You'll get
along any where"
That's the only trouble with this
country, boys. Jus, a. soon rs men OF
genius and energy locate here the oh.
server readily discovers that there il
wealth In these hills"
Right now north of me there is n syn
dicatc from Iowa which has lately pur.
chased 5000 acres Of land and is using
steam plows and steam stump pullcrs ia
clear the land and subduc the natural
disadvantages. This all goes into o,
charls, and there are others OF similar
magnitude coming 10 the front. Corn
In my locality, will make from thirty IL
seventy bushels an acre this season
Whca, has thrcshcd out from eighteen
to twenty-five bushels an acre. Fruit
trees nrc loaded above their capacity
and props are necessary TO support them
} came here from Kansas City foui
years ago, and while Kansas City is l
charming place and would he my choice
among cities FOR home, lstill feel tina
the Ozarks are hard TO beat. My farm i
not for sale This is the most incxpcn
y sive and comfortable place ! have eve
: lived, aud am satisfied with the cor
o.. ditions. L. I. Atwcll.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04

~ wan, all the world to know" writes
Rev j. G. Budlong, Of Ashaway, Il. !.
"what thoroughly good and reliable
medicine found In Electric Bittcrs.
They cured me Of iaundico and liver
troubles that had caused me great
suffering for many years. For II gem
uinc Gll-uround cure they excel any
thing | ever saw" Electric Bittcrs
are the surprise Of all for their won
dcriu work in liver kidney and stOm-
ach troubles. Don't fail 10 try them.
Only 20 cts. Satisfaction guaranteed
by G.. L. Holt.
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Advertised letters.

The following letters remained un.
claimed in the pos,oi'ico NJ Forsyth. Mo,
Aug. 81. 1902: Frank Buell., Frank
Hursc, Della HuSc, Frank Leeper,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04

Chill. mud Fever il u bottle of GROVES
TAsrELEss CHILL TONIC. 1t is simply
Iron and ouinine in mstcless form
No Cure No Pay Price. 10 cents.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-09-04
professional Cards.
No'tcs

a. h.,.by given tha, the County Court Of Tan.y
county at is regular February term. WI by It,
s,drr entered OF record awarded 20 the under
signed thc exclusive contract for keeplng hnl
h.t sny and ali prr.on. " who keep or ,ar' lot rnun
~ pauprs from aud sftcr said date do 80 at Ih"it
own ri.k and expense. and without comron.a,ion
from the county. W. ". jacorr, hlssr" MlII''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23

Salt Lake for o week or more, after
which they VIII visit relatives In Oma'
ha and Plattsmouth Neb
Miss Daisy London Of Kansas City
Is expected shortly 10 be the guest for
some time Of Mr.. and Mrs, +. b. Ruidge
at S6f Third street.
Mrs. S, y. sturgis Of Fort Douglas
is visiting her relatives IN St. Paul,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hoffman and
daughter left last night for Butte,
Mont They win visit Yellowstone park
before returning home
Mrs. Howell Of Fort Douglas expects
her sister from Honolulu shortly for a
visit.
Mr. Farrer of st. Louis is visiting his
brother, Lieut. Farrer at the post
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Burt Of Cham
paign, H., have recently moved TO Salt
Lake and are at home at rs Sixth
street
Horace H. Jackman and wife are
yisitlns with friends In this city from
san Francisco.
Mr. Hoyt sherman. who has been
spending the past Two weeks on the
coast, has returned.
Miss Olive Foster, who has been visit
Ing the Misses Cunningham, left yes
terday for her home In Louisiana.
The wedding Of Miss Pauline Plum
mer and Mr. John Hilton will take
place next Wednesday.
Mrs, 7. b. Beatty returns tomorrow
from a siX-weeks sojourn in the north
west.
Mrs. Sam Schwab OF Provo. who has
been visiting Mrs h. A. Wedgewood
has returned to her home.
Mr., and Mrs. 0. J Salisbury and Miss
Salisbury are IN Chicago.
Walker and Blaine Salisbury left yes
terday for hunting trip in Idaho,
Mrs. J. f. Grant is in Ogden visit
ing with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mccarthy have
gone to the Yellowstone.
Mrs, II. G.. Brockman and Miss
Queenle Brockman have returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Reyes Will leave
shortly for New York.
Miss Kelley OF ST. Louis is Visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eberley.
Mrs, !, 0. Rhoades has returned from
the east
Aubrey Boyd who has been visiting
mis- uncle, u, NJ. Boyd. leaves tomorrow
for his home In California
The non-commissioned officers gave a
delightful hop at Fort Douglas last
night.
Mrs S, Lincoln Boggs Col. and Mrs,
Monroe and Miss Olive Monroe have
returned from Yellowstone park.
Maj. and Mrs. Swift Of New York are
The guests Of Maj, and Mrs. Wood at
Fort Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Flnlen have arrived in
salt Lake and will visit for few DAYS
before leaving for Butte.
Miss Daphne Wood of Fort Douglas
leaves for Boston Sept. |, where she
VIII study music during the winter
Mr. VIM Of Maysytfle. Ky. Is visit.
ing his brother. Lieut.. VIM, at Fort
Douglas,
Capt. William Jackson OF the Third
infantry, formerly lieutenant IN the
IWenty-fourth infantry, Is stationed AT
Fort Thomas. Ky
Maj Wygart of the Twenty fourth
infantry, now lieutenant-colonel has
been transferred to Leavenworth. Kan.
Mrs. j, s. Daveler and son were en-
tertained at luncheon at Fort Thomas.
N.Y., last Friday by Capt. Jackson.
Miss Cora Mcdonald, the popular
Interpreter Of Denver and
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| Colorado Springs. Is to spend month
In the city While here she will be
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert G,
Jones, l3l Eighth East
S. ]. Eighney and wife Of Waterloo,
Ia, and Clarence Hamilton Hughes
and wife Of ST. Louis, Mo-, are visiting
for few days with Edward w, Dun
can,
Miss Susie c. Phelps of Omaha Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur j. Van
Kuran. les M street
Herman Zuzack OF Boonville, Mo-. IS
visiting his cousin Mrs. II. H. Schiller,
at $50 east Fourth South.
Mrs Edwin +. Holmes. accompanied
by Miss ShOop, Miss Laura Bransford
and Miss Grace Emery left on Monday
for Idaho Falls, where they viii join
Colonel Holmes, and make tour Of
Yellowstone Park. They viii be gone
about u week.
Mrs. William Iglehart has returned
from a pleasant visit TO her former
home In Kentucky and other parts of
the East
Mrs. A. y. Lawrence and Mrs. Day
left Wednesday for Denver. Chicago
and Philadelphia. They will return In
November.
The Misses Emily and Katherine CUT
tar, Of Columbia, Mo-, are visiting the
Misses Leonard at the home Of Bishop
Leonard,
Miss Dee, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. A. j. Hoffman. has returned
to her home.
Mrs. Alma Kate has returned from
Soda Springs and Is at home with her
daughter, Mrs l.. y. Ritter.
Mrs j. f. Marshall is at home for
the present at 25i Third East street
Erie M Weight, who has been visit
ing his grandfather, Mr.. James Jack,
has gone TO Berkeley 10 take a post.
graduate course at University Of Call
fornia.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Slegel have gone
to spend the balance OF the season in
New York.
Gen. /. c. Abbott and wife OF Wash
ngton, d. c.. are the guests for sew
eral days Of Mr.. and Mrs. e, NJ. Miller.
Miss Annie Beach, who has been Wis
iting Miss Gertrude Rychman at so Q
street for the past month. has left for
her home at Fort Collins, Colo
Miss Rose &. Meyer Of East Second
South street is passing a week at Wa
satch.
Mrs. J. NJ. hddington and daughter
Of Winfield. Kans., are visiting James
d. Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Godstrom OF Oma-
ha, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Cohn, have left for their home.
Mrs, NJ. L. Parsons and daughter are
spending the summer in the east.
-
Col. and Mrs. Chamberlain were In |
the city Sunday. en- route to the Pa
clilc coast, the colonel being inspector. |
general OF the department Of California, |
United States army They have been |
east on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Harris X. Masters will |
he settled in their home at West Jor-
dan early In September,
Mrs. Calhoun of Bridgeport, is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Robert b.
Hardness.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cherry have re-
turned from Oregon and win be In the
city some days before returning to Man
IT,
Miss VIM, charming belle OF Kan
sas City, is the guest Of Miss Ida
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. V. Trent are back
rom the east Miss Leo Trent Is home
rom San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Mann OF Los Angeles Is
he guest of the family Of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. II. Porter.
The Misses Wall have gone to Denver
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Mrs. D. II. IWomey anu WISE
Twomey were hostesses at a dellghllul
raoa,,tton an Thursday afternoon, at
-. go haing heoutlful.
Nhell hoiHe' INV ''''''' a..
~ decorated for the oucasloh Nii o.
LYONS and Mrs. Blakely assisted the
..,aa.,,. T., roooi,,ins Misses Clinton
~ 80, 4. ,ha al,
Luce ana Mckenzie pleslueu :" wy s'
ingroom and Miss Radcliffe assisted III
racelvinr About 60 guests enjoyed the
esaI.
p'easah' a'i"h' -
u,..,..a.,. Mic Ioss,e Young and
On Weule9uuS n Ini9 ,yere united in
MI mau'oni 90. - 80 remnle and
hl@ llase ~ wy '"i ,iiIt"n, rscentinn
,n .he e'e.,ns 49, 49, the hride's mar.
was ne,u d. s'e e no" n yonn, In For.
ehts, M Gnu ~ Ia % H. raiativss and
est Daie, oNor Nv VI Wv nv nnrcb and
Irlsnas oeins plesyh with many hued
siouhus "eIe pi'sna ~ ,.,ar,s inside
Jupailese lune. ,i,' a a ~ VIII nains
were arus.iv"'iy SeeO ,soSns,on ~ Anw'
IerhS' sniiiaA, anu q p,oa ,arn ~ wbi,a
srs' ~, p.,se WI go s,,h anniI
slik hir,l WIN s u,I'a''a' go ~ Ms Ipttie
Sue' ihe p.lu a ", 80 NJ P,sns T.
nouns anu wy ves, ','"', , ,.'i rndar
haruy, 'ne prluai pS,G 9." ~ esysnine
lorai SanVpy ~ a,s,,ensa1
.hs Desulel ma l ~. Sa 49, ~ aiohorote
sNeet "luSle, anu M v u con,,le
SUPPER was se'ssu' ine gOu"s IA
!eoeNeu inans IN n 5d,aI,n zoe ~ nos, a.
,he eNeht III aii ueta'is ""s j." 49, ,1',.'se,,,
llshlul oi'e, Aiions vne ,u ~ H.
Nere u.e loilo" lts 't ~ Al. "a
,uin steM"is ',i, ~, ID
MT ". - M9i,ss, 4" a"u n rs NJ
olseh, sir' 1hu "us' S ~, ' e., and
anu MIS- 9Vhi W; c"'ihYis "n or
mrs. =. llhsey, M'i AM m 49,, S'' ~
Henury, M, anu Mrs' f. " Lhsis u, w.
anu MIS-, II, haielsh M Iiarrg "a"
noii, Mrs. a.. NySN M'' "iiu "' ST.
10 iouns' III, anu nls. ueV,se Ems ~ ~
MIS- hen9e.soh nj, an ~, m's; -
EEL; MI, ana Mrs' l'ouls S,''9i "IS, ~
" frau, MI anu h,s. .. H. LoN1'
mrs AZ. D. iiilpson, Nj anu "i9, %
w, Summerhays' Miss Florence tiolne'
m Mt a, NoweI,s, MISS I-eo1 s t iyai,.'
MS cu Nj.
Wood pratt Mics EGie urwe Miss
Mavns uvde Miss Marpie IVAN Miss
UsyaI owe Misss f'uelia yoi,ng Mrs
I parr Mics I. McCIeIlan Mise Ethel
stewart Mr ana Mrs orson Rumel
Miss Laura young Miss Ada Bitner.
Mrs E,nr,a yonng Miss Della Zee
MIS- SUSIE R,tner Mrs. Agsie Young
Mia Hazel briggs MFR ana Mrs Bert
Young Mrs r. briggs Mr. and Mrs
7 n Dunbar Miss T. stewart George
Crismon, Miss Mary BennIon. Miss
Geneve Love William Stevenson. MIR
ana Mrs peerv Frsnk Torqensen
Mrs riIzsbeth Steyenson Mrs Y sind
bury Miss Emma Torqsnsen Mr. and
Mrs. q NJ Carmen Mrs q purnes
Mra Dr Mary silver Maggie sum.
merhavs Mrs Charles T. Hvde Messrs
Rufus Hardy Ueber Aidous Gus
Thormsiof Sidney smith CarI Hardy
Mrs viii snmmerhovs Mr. and Mrs /
% Young Mrs dell Yonnq Mr. non.
mia RYAN Mrs Relie Young Mrs nh.
da sumnnerhavs MIR ana Mrs John
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for a short trip with their father Col,
Il. A. Wall.
Miss Pfeiffer Of Omaha and Miss Con-
away of York. Neb., are the guests OF
Mrs. George Steiner.
Miss NAL James has returned
from Nevada.
Mrs. c. c. Goodwin, vAo Is spending
some time on the coast, is expected
home next week.
Frank Judge is back from San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, A. Reyes will leave
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about the 9Th Of September for New
York, where they viii visit for month
Mrs, L, G.. Sloan and Mrs. John f.
Busbey, left Wednesday for a few
weeks in Colorado Springs and Den.
yer.
Miss La Won Pierce will be at Fords
hotel until the early part OF Septem.
Der.
Miss Mabel Hunt Is entertaining ner
cousin, Miss Laura Townsend, OF Park
City.
Mrs. George A. Baillie and Mrs, Lou.
Use X. Sanford OF Berlin Heights, o.
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Mr. and Mrs. Karl 0sterloh are en-
tertalning Miss Minnie Harmellng OF
New Albany, sister Of Mrs. Osterloh.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23

Aaron Smedlw OF Kentucky has
been visiting with his brother w. Il.
smedley Of this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23

Mrs. Wallace Carter and her mother
in-law, Mrs. Carter Of Butte city are
the guests OF the formers sister. MrF.
J. 81. Hamilton They will remain in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-23

Mrs. ]. w Farrell entertained the
James !. Mexican and Maxwell Relief
corps on Thursday At her home. 337
south Fourth west street and a pleas
ant afternoon was enjoyed.