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II.
PAkd Ia nrimAvAn

PAfo ls primsverA con sus es-
plendoreS.. m1entras gem1sn
lrs wales, preiudiaudo esa inimita.
BILE m6sicA de as frond&s, que tan
solo conCcs Natur&..., corrfa ell
otoGo entire las noias secas de los
arboles, arrastr&ndolss en- su hu1da
los abismos de Ia sierra....
La plegaris de los valles reson6
en- los csstos Old de Borioquen,
como 10 eco AmSrgo y contristsdo.
SGbitamente, y como Oh edecien.
do & m&gico coDjuro, apaIeci6 sobre
la enhtests cdspide que corona Ia
sierra, rodeada de IN nimbo eeplen-
dorOeo, la niDfA da mi cuentO. que
portabs lns mepsnies del Cent. -.
10y hab g asf:. EEt recuerdO
de AgueynabA pessr& eternamente,
como pesA el silencjo de les Dioses
en- esta inf0rtunada patris Z. Sobre
vosotros, hiios de BJr1cua, pcstrer
reUono de vencidAs genersciones que
psssron,. ,,.., CayerOn las senten-
ciss del Ce,9t. ..... HI h0do adver-
20 cierne sus fAtldicas alas ...., por
que sus hiios llevAn en- las venas
sAngre de otra razs que trajo consi-
go Ia eterna rebellion de celtss Y
maurit&uOs. ..... La famosa Atlan-
tids, provoco el euojo de los Dloses,
cuAndo ofrecierOn sus campjr1As asi.
10 los i0eros, para que mas tarde
nuestros temples y creencias legen-
darias, cayeran derrumbaudose bajo
Ia demoledora piqueta de otrcs mas
d6spOtas. .... Pfofet!z&ronlo a.f
los Buhitis, interpretando las sabias
sentenclss del Ofacu'o, hasta Que
IN dfa, dij6rame ell Cent. ....: iOh!
to, noble y generosS Azteclis. en-
PORTO de mi Oimpo....; cruzs los
aires. La sendS estA trezsda ...
Surcos de pdrpura con matte - de
orc y azul, guisran tn triuufal Ca
rrozs q tr@v6s del 6ter dismanti-
no ..... Compsctas nubss prote-
jer&u tn a@reA mSrcha. A tt,
ioh divino Eolo, te invoco. ......, pa
ra que potentes rafagas gufen Ia
ninfA hssta ell seno de su padre, 10
sierra de su nombrel..> Cumple
les mandates de los Dioses, y que
tus prof6ticos consoles, inloysn CON
los mfos cerca de AztecliS que los
pobr9s hijos de Borfcu&, zscudan ell
ypgo Opresor de los tireu uOs " d6spo-
tSs que tan fAlsa como i9l camente
rigen les destinos de los pueblcs Ii.
bres sin su voluLtad ON lfmodR. ....
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modulando stempre, tris!es cArcio-
nes, que ell MOTTO Sc lIeva lejos, para
disipar suavemente sus &rmoniosos
sonidos sobre las trauquilas sguas
del ribzso. ....
Los hijos de Eolo, al efectuar
sus correr1ss sobre las rizsdas lin
fas, dejan Ia huella de- rutilAnte es-
tela, huella que siguen con msrc&do
empefo las nereidAs del Caribe. -.
por @sto sus perlas son contadss,
perO de insuperable v4lor, porque
encierrRn un pogma de amargurss,
poema que describe las tristezas de
Su Olimpo, con sus creencias y su
rsza va extipgUids. ....
Caando Azteclia cruzAba los al.
res protegida por los Dioses, abs
mada en- hondo dolor, rodaron de
sus rosRdas mejillss gruesas lagri'
mas que, al des ,i3arse en- ell iusonda-
BILE abismo, Sc copfandieron para
siempre con sus 6picss tristezss..:
AngeI Celestdpo Morales.
Madrid, Feorero 1909.
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1,13O muGrtOS
del C0lera.

- Ri C6'erA~ morbo, esA terrible
epfermedad, que diezma Ia pobla-
ei6n del mundo en- POGO tempo, estA
hacienda estragos en- TurquiH.
Sc tiene notici& de que en- IL pa
s&d& semsna han ocurrldo 113O de-
funciones por squel terrible NAL, y
no SO conOce dato algano de que de-
crezca Ia epidemic.
Est&n invadidos Medina y MEGA
, en- breve empezar6n las emigra-
clones obligadss, de les que tienen
recursos para huir
Els necesario extremar las pre-
cauciones que todas sou pocas ira,
tandose de ese Szote de la humAui-
dad que Gamma con ell viento y que
como 81 viento es sutil para adueEar-
q de los organismos.
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Homicide y suicide
en- T2llabO2.
Madrid, Feorero 1909

El individuo de nombre Luis
Spuijols en- TslIAbos, persigui6 te.
nRzmente 6 una muchachs de doce
amos, la cual lego escapar de sus
garras; pe~o enc )lerizado aquel por
yer frustrados sus propositos dispa.
re sobre ID infaliz chi3a un revolver
lej&ndola muerts de un tiro.
Aute el horror del cr1msn Spui.
joIs Sc dispSr6 Otro tiro en- la sien
muriend6 instant&ueameute.
PenOso es registrar uu su3eso
que entra11a tanta desventura.
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. SON ESTOS SuS SMTOMAS ?

1'redileccion a. cnan1smO. eu1islcres de dia de
Gnche derrames al estar On prtsenola de nGq
IasclVas; FTanos contIaCcicnes de los mdscuIos
(Quo son preCurs0res de Ia Epilepsia); pensa-
mlpntcs v nos 0O!uptuOsOsi SutnCaClOnes,
tenUeucias dOrnitar d"rmtr, sensaci6n de eu1.
btuLecimentO, p6rhida 10 Ia vOluntad, fa1a de
energ1a, iInp0sibildad de concenC'ar las ideas,
dolores ep lac Qiernas los ndBCaI0s, seDSacl0n
de tristtla ? lo salient"e >nquletud, fH!;A de
n1emcria, indecisi6H. mclancona, cansancio drs
tautes ante Ia vista, debilidad dcepu6s del aCto
de una p4r6i q i.vOlCI taIiR; del-GDie e. hactr
esfne z6s tr eiiia, r,llUO silbiAo irs Ofdosr
timilez, manos Y Ite3 pegajosOS y 1TlOs tenor lie
figdn ppigTo inmiuente de mue1 te iniortunio,
impOtenca parCal total, derrame premature
CaimientU do In Sem iDilidad, organ o. C2idoS V
debilcs, dyspepsia, etc. ttc. Algunos de esOs
holn(r5 que dehe rrcuperar sus enervadaa tuerzns
vitaiva, 3 yendra ser presa de slguna fatai
Nosotr"s solicitamos de todos los que sufren
de algunO de lUA siutomas OTTiba enumelRdus,
QUE OBSEP VEN BEN ESTE a VISO,
cOmunica EdUse con nnestie COnpaf1a dc me0i"oG
especiaIstas one han tenido ve1nte amos de OK
peIteucia. IraGaudO enfermedades de los nerviCs
del sl>tema sexual, Quit nts p4eden gaTa1 liar
una cUrac ci6n radical y l'eTmanente.
EnvienOs una relacton completa de su casO
dAndOnOs GodO su nombre dir eccion, edad, ecu
tomas nUmbraduS So le han nnniiestaIo I'd, Y
81 I'd hA u~ado algun tTa;am1C to para g"nOrIca
NuesCfA tunta de m6dicUs diognrat1cald ense.
guide Y Embellishments su casO (gr3tis), tnfnTm-
ARIA I'd. de 10 que le cuesta IN tratan:--nt" dc
tIeinta dias. en- 81 quo Sc etectucra ma cracl0h
rai,c;.; sN lerestablecPraa I'd su nlpleIr sllud
volvt1a Ud ser III hOnlbTe vigoros0. Il Ia LOS
remite cincO bilttPs de Su PAL 6 giro
postal cnmo Rarantia de buena rs, lie enviaT6r,os
enscREiha las medicinas requer1das pnr c-ir.u
metic0s hara decidi1o el complete tIat&c, q Z
que ia. deUe sGneteGse.
C0MpkNIA ESPEGIALIsTA del NuRTE
Vincent Bldg Broadway & Duane st.,
Nev Yotk, e U. De &.
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Sala de S0COrrOe

Han 81 10 cGraio Ja-u7 Raus
de dos heridas contusas la 1a d 2
ceotfmetroa en- Ia rg 81 p4rieto
temporal isquierls, ! Ia urr& De m
cen'1nesro sob-s el pafietal dera-
cho.
FideIa Ca17ia de dcs. heridss
punzartes en- Il tercio 81 oericr de
10 pferna deYe 'hs. produc!das Qor
mor1sdu1a &c al p3rrO.
Padro PAd!s1 Ia uua Cor .usl62
sobre cl RI ,u'o izqu ard0.
juan Vega De nus contusi6l Sc
be 81 1ablu .zqcie do
EN- ESTA IMP RENTA SO dAr%
eolocac10n 6 dos ahicos appendices
que eepan eomp ouaE y dtstEibuic.
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Andres CrOsas.
MARINA.

Ofrece: Msderas de pichip6n
surtidas, pino americana y spruce
teiamsnis de pichip6n para techar,
pinturas, hero galvanizajo torni-
llos y clavos, duelas, sacos vac1os y
efectos navales. Mantequilla y ssl
chichas da nesas superiores.
t vp 8 8
POR GLEN DOLLAF s 81 con
ts DO So vende un piano en- mOy tuen
estado, de Ia afamada fabrics de
Kalmann, Berlin que cost6 3 90 me
xicanos. I'm esta red&cci6 infor
mRrau o. 4 z
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I Y.
e tempo vclabs.... U1a 8

e tempo vclabs... Ura 81
rie de evolucioneS sefsmicss que
promovierA 81 Wa1lal0, acab6 per
hundir an las tnnebros8s ondas del
Carihe, la f'stg;ci5s Atlautida. go.
E 'Gn aQucllsa evoluci0nes prue
bas patentes eel o-auipatenta A"der
de los Doses. .... E, mar CArib9, foe
e.egido por @stos su eterno guar
dian
Por ESQ, cuGndo sus encresps
das olas SO Ggitan fernando monts-
MS 'lI nIfaanedss de espumAa,,,,. rimap,
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Sc OFRECE

En- venta IN potrero Ge n mc;,o~ Y mas
pr3miada raza del pals una magniUGa bue-
yadG
Sc oond 1oen provisiones y frutos do Ca
yoy, Aguas-Buenas, Gurabo y C4guas q San
Juan vice-versa.
Tabaco en- rama hilado y ron ''E.
Neoyar," TODD propiedad Ge Quihcnes Ca
ezudo. .-Dirigirss Don Gerardo Santana
gGguRE, a, co.
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Don Ramon ValdeS.

Esta tsrde eu 81 vapor america
no GPniladel phia l}f CARA q eata Ca
pital el senor don Ramoo Valdes:
dueflo de la empresA faro viaria del
oeste, qne SO encontrnba en- los Es-
tados Unidos hsce y& q gun tempo.
paseamos sir cer&mente al dis
tic guido amigo fsliz retorno & sn
hog&r.
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La Dinfa del LOQuiIlO.

AZ GENIAL eScT1t0T L1k3S AzllU0H It3CeT0.
(CUENTo ABoRfGENE,)
Los estados desp6ti-
cos son Isgos muartos,
donde no Sc re hejGn mas
Obietoa que Ia irnAgan
del soberApo. - RalGn
de CAMPOAMOR.
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CuAudo 81 o. 6 ico mes de ,sa f10.
res tocRbA & eu t6r"oiGo.,.:.., naci6
Ia nint~ del LoquiliO......
iFo6 su cuna IL fl jrasta!....
De ID eterpa bRtalER de los Gre.
pdsculos sur@i6 l& aurora, para &C.
lebra~ con sus infaotilea cAricias de
Querub9, ell f>usto Rcontecimiento
de las SO vas qus previamente anun-
Ciaron los inmortAles doses. ..,...
La lujuriOss csmpif1A CUE besS-
bS ia fAlds de la monta11s, estreme.
ciase perezosamente al blSndO arru
llo de plScido ensuero.. y al des'
pertar, evocShA loa vagos recuerdos
de sos er65icos placeres~ con 81 Lo-
quiLlo.
De aquellA orgfs. E. nAci6 la niu.
"a que apAdr;n6 la Aurora y diviui.
ZArOn los dioEes.
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S. Melon g. Ca
OFRECEN

RIERRo GALvANIzADo ToRNILLos'' ALvA-
NIzADOs, MACHETEs ~CoConnIL ,DMA
DUMAS DE &S1NGER,% PlNTURA INGLE-
sA, ACEITE INGLES, sAoos vACCoS, CA
MAS INGLESAS, COLCHt MES OB ALAN.
BRE, COLCHONETAs FRAN cEsAs, ALMo
HADAS DE PLUHA.
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SEP ASE

Que no pub1camos comuDlcadOs
sin que sean pagados por a6elsn'-
tado.
Cada seis paIabras, Sc cuenlan poE
una nnea, y la Inca vale diez CEN
tavos.
Las cartas Que vengan con comu-
nlcados sin su lmqorte 40 Sc COR
testaR.
FL 3zta imprentA q v91t9 %
pei da pari6dicos 3D. g Qa;QSsl.
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Nota. u preiuserta senteDcia
es copia literaImente traducida de la
que So hAlla escrita eu ivAiiauO en- el
real general a5chtvo de Sim"nc
ne g 1c ado de- Estado, legajo 467.-[
de Roma Id nero 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Jennings for the past week,
left yesterday morning for her home.
MRS George Phelps Holman, who has
spent the past month in Portland. ore.
as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. L.
London. returned during the week to
her home.
Mrs s. z. Benedict. who has been
spending the summer months in Ana
conda with Mrs Bertha Benedict Cow
an, is expected home about the first of
September.
DR.. and Mrs. o. H Avey will leave
tomorrow morning for Weiser. Ida.
where they will make their home. They
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
L. d. Lee.
Mrs. Mulhall and her daughter, Miss
Stella, have gone to Montana to visit
with relatives and friends They will
make a tour Of Yellowstone park be-
DR.. and Mrs A c. Ewing reached
home Thursday evening. They have
sent delightful vacation at Long
Beach, Wash, and are both greatly
improved in health.
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Mrs. Albert Taylor arrived Friday
evening from Indianapolis, accompa-
MED by her little daughter, Mary Isa-
bel and Will spend the remainder of
the season with Mrs. Egbert Roberts.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Graham r. Putnam
have returned from the east, and dur
ing the month Of August will be at SO
5 street. where Mrs. Putnam will be
glad to see. her friends and music pu-
pills.
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Mrs Karl Lunstrom and Mrs. NJ
CRANES will leave the latter part of this
week for Silver Reef, where thew will
remain the rest of the summer as the
guests of the formers mother, Mrs.
Kuhn.
Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff returned Fri
day from a six weeks visit with friends
In the east She was accompanied bv
Miss Bowman of Burlington, VT, who
VIII be her guest at the Kenyon for a I
Few weeks.
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Miss Olive Foster of Louisiana Is the |
guest of the Misses Cunningham on |
First street Miss Foster is a sister-in-
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was passed Informally and large
number of friends were present
Mrs Nellie Ihreg informally enter
famed a number of her friends Tuesday
The evening was pleasantly passed
with cards and music, after which
DAINTY refreshments were served. The
mouse was prettily decorated.
Another wedding of the week was
that Of Miss Hazel Jones and Mr..
George W. Bailey, which took place
Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple.
The ceremony was followed by a re-
ception in the afternoon at the home
of the brides parents Later IN the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey left for their new
home in Mexico.
The Frim-Frasse entertained at a
party at the lake Friday evening
Those present were: Mrs. Louie Felt
Misses May Anderson, Vera Felt, Grace
Freeze, Rose Meyer, Laura Madsen,
Elite Felt, Hardy, Lulu Penrose;
Messrs. Grant, Whitaker, Faddis,
Fries, Penrose. Mattheson, Merrill and
Professor Daley.
Judge Morris Sommer yesterday per-
formed the ceremony uniting Miss
udIld n CneSWluQen or Opnlf ana Mr..
Richard 3. Rogers Of Bingham as man
and wife. The ceremony was witnessed
by a few of the intimate friends of the
bride and groom. and later Mr.. and
Mrs Rogers left for Bingham, where
they will make their home.
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Miss Bessie Anes entertained Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Edith
Davis. The guests were: Misses
Bertha Bootes, Edna Bailey, Leigh
Block, Edith Davis. Lucy Gaby, May
della Hobbs. Clara Hall, Agnes Smith,
Helen Keyser Eva Mason, Zetta Nor
rls, Lucille Sears, Nan Short; Messrs.
Barthell. Buchholtz, Davis,
Charlie Davis. Druehl, Cav, Draper,
George. Johnson. Kremers. Keyser,
korth, McGillivray. Moore and Nickum.
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A very pretty home wedding was
that of Miss Ella Free and Mr.. James
Hardy, which took place last Wednes-
day evening at the home of the brides
parents The ceremony was performed
oy Bishop Spiers and was followed by
an informal reception. during which
about fifty of their friends called to
extend their good. wishes to the bride
and groom. Mr.. and Mrs Hardy win
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George W. Bailey. salt Lake City. "a
Hazel l. D. Jones, Salt Lake City. .19
andrew F. Elggren, Salt Lake city......s2
marina NJ Christensen Salt Lake
Sidney Beatie, Salt Lake City,
Edith L. Miller, Salt Lake City ........1s
James H Hardy, Salt Lake Ciry--..----.21
Ella Free, Salt Lake City -.-.---.--.19
Charles J. johnson. Salt Lake City.--.35
Sarah NJ Green. Salt Lake City,
Roger Millward, Granteville ..............22
Lena Nelson, Grantsville .-------.--.-...19
Albert ]. Pfeffer. Salt Lake Cfty........40
Lille Meyer, Salt Lake City ..........Is
william D Reeves. Salt Lake City...--.23
Annie Baker. Salt Lake City -. q
William l. Wilson. Salt Lake Civ. Al
Annie Bancroft, Salt Lake City "a
washington Lennon, Mill Creek ........22
IDA E Hamilton. Mil Greek -......-.lS
JOnn -CurZon. Alpine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Esther Mcdonald, Alpine 20
James Farmer, HERMAN -...---..-....-.23
Deseret Andrews, Draper ........-.....24
Henry W Sadler. Salt Lake City .......37
Edith Davis Smith, Lehi .....-.....36
Frank H. Snow, Salt Lake City.-..-.-39
Aur1lla Bigelow Eagar, Apache county,
Clifford Ackley, Salt Lake City......2s
Grace NJ. Oliver, Salt Lake City I'll
Richard B. Rogers, Bingham rs
Maria H Chegwfdden. Ophir ....-.24
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South Fork Notes.

The family of County Clerk James of
Salt Lake are here for an outing. Mr..
James spent Sunday here, and Will re-
turn next Saturday.
D. S. Taggart of Utah's chief city. ac-
eompanied by Mrs. Taggart and son
Wallace. is spending delightful days
at the Forks.
NJ. A. Fly, Loveland, Colo, was a.
guest last Sunday.
Ruth H Cooper of Seattle, daughter
or former superintendent Cooper, came
Up for = visit last week.
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Mrs c. H. McCready and daughter
OF the Capital City Were arrivals the
early part OF last week
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A G. Giauque, accompanied by his
FAMILY, came up with the excursion
Aug. 2.
G. F. Felt and family of the CspitaI
CITY were among the arrivals on sun
day.
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Miss Amy Bishop of Salt Lake Is a
guest this week.
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The Twelfth Infantry band from Fort
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News From Wasa+cL

The cottages are nearly all FILED
q q s.
Mr.. G. A Richardson and r,-.
expected Saturday evening. @-s
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Flshlng has been very good thu -.
week. AZ
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! ne register at the hotel Shous -
IoHoWing names Mr. and Mrs p
sail, Mr. and Mrs. Aker, Afr. aT1 ~
/ L. Terry, Messrs. Wess an1 n n
Hemphiu. Mr.. and Mrs. 81. N NJ
Woodey, L. a Olsen. Mrs. 2 Hs-..-
and daughter, J. A. Jacobsen n a.
drew. Simpson Kelly. ". J. HaTo---
and children, B. c. Harvey. vie 90. =.
son; Miss Nellie PearsaH. Mrs Cyb.-I-t
O Gardner and two children Mr.
d La Forgee, Mrs J. H. r. FraTl-5.,
Mr. Heard s B futile. wife ana -5-sr
dren: " G futile and wife. Mrs -
~ c. knill, Frank Linden. vie -
baby; H. NJ. Hamilton. Otto 7 eifs-
Stewart, Ruel G. HaIloran. r. Harsf-
a Fisher. Miss P Hardin. the MIS-
R and NJ Patrick and Mrs
Carey.
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SOCIAL BRIEFS.

Miss Pauline schettler gave a pleas
ant lake party Tuesday evening.
Colonel and Mrs. Edwin p. Holmes
entertained merry party of friends at
the lake Friday evening.
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Mrs John Reed entertained at a very
informal afternoon affair Tuesday. in
honor OF her friend, Mrs. Belts of St.
Louis.
MI and Mrs. William c. Jennings
entertained few friends very infor-
mally Tuesday evening, in honor of
MISS Grace Hooper of Boston.
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mrs Priscilla Jennings entertained
anout thirty friends at a DELIGHTFULLY."-
INFORMAL affair last Monday evening. in
nonor OF Miss Agnes Rose Lane.
Judge and Mrs. Morris somner en-
tertalned at pleasant dinner party
AT the Commercial club last SUNDAY
evening, in honor of their guest Miss
Bergh of Chicago.
In the county clerks Office Ia tbe
city and county building Deputy CLERK
Emery yesterday Joined In wedIoct
Grace NJ. Oliver and Clifford AckIev
both of this city.
Mrs. c. NJ. Young gave a nleasan+
evening affair Friday in honor of Mrs
T. K Dickinson of Denver The time
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law OF Governor Mcmillan OF Tennessee
ana is woman of prominence in her
home state
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Major NJ A. Breeder will return to-
DAY from Kansas City. and will be ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. Sloan.
Mrs Sloan will spend the coming week
with Mrs. Breeder in Ogden canyon,
whence they viii return about the
middle of the month
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Mrs. p. j. MeKenna has returned
from her five weeks trip to Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McKenna and Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchinson Of Sslida will ar
rive on Monday and will be her guests
at II Bellevue terrace, where they will
be pleased TO see their friends.
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Dc az home 10 their friends after the
tst OF September at 34S East Eighth
South street.
On Monday night Clyde Bailey en-
tertained the Misogynists' club and a
number of his friends at his home on
canyon road Music was the main
feature OF entertainment. solos being
Ienoered by Bowman johnson, Bert
Margetts and viii Parr and a number
or selections by the Johnson quartette
Several numbers on the piano were
I also given Others present were:
Harry Shafer, VIII Ball. Leslie Spence.
Wiitred Chandler, Leo Evans. Harry
Ban, Ora Nelson, Alex Faddis. Amos
Hylander, Colley Stayner, VIII Nc
Giiilvray. Wilmer Evans, Carol Bailey,
shade Stringer and Rufus Johnson.
On Friday evening the Misses Edith
Rushton and Edith Hunter entertained
at delightful lawn party in honor of
Miss Hettie Watson and Mr.. George
Bowers, at the home of Miss Hunter
The house and lawn were prettily dec
GRATED with the national colors and
lighted with numerous Chinese lam
terms A most interesting and anus
ing impromptu programme was given
during the course of the evening by
Miss Lily Hunter. Mr. Hickenlooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Woodbury. and
Miss Lyle James Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Watson,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Giauque, Mr.. and
Mrs A s. Riser, Mr.. and Mrs. Fullmer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Woodbury.. Mr.
and Mrs James Hunter, the Misses
Hettie Watson, Mae Hunter, Lyle
James, Sybil Wetzel, Lily Hunter, Jane
Plxton, Hansen and Clayton, and the
Messrs. George Bowers, Percy Bowers,
Jesse Cannon, Willard Burton, John
Bowers, F. Y. Fox and George Hick-
enlooper.
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Douglas We're pleasant guests whc
came with the Rio Grande Western
excursion.
Mrs J. Gleason and children, together
with Misses Mollie and Enid Gleason
all OF the Capital City, were among the
arrivals Aug. 2.
Mr. and Mrs C H. Brink and daugh-
ter aud R. D. Grant. wife and children,
Salt Lake, came I'D on Sunday.
Mrs. A SAMSON and son of Zion
were registered the 5rd.
c, H Tingey and Mrs. Q. s. Tingey
and daughter from the Capital City
are taking an outing.
H Ba mberger of the metropolis was
a guest last Sunday.
c. z Strock and wife. Salt Lake.
spent Sunday as guests.
A Ekstedt, A. McNickle and Misses
Dora Jerrigan and Cecil Jensen, all of
salt Lake. formed a party who came
up on Sunday.
j. o. Nystrom comes UP from Salt
Lake each week for a brief respite.
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c. v Tracy of the Associated Press.
salt Lake spent Sunday here.
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Mrs Butterworth, daughter Alice and
Son Ralph came up on the 2nd.
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MISS Winnie Grow. a resident OF
Utah's chief city, was a visitor on
Sunday.
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MI and Mrs W. T. Dem have re-
turned 10 their home in Nephi, after
a pleasant outing.
MI and Mrs. j. W. Warner went
down to Provo on Monday. returning
on Wednesday.
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Do not forget that Burt. the
lightning artist. is still with us
painting beautiful local Landscapes
in our window every day.
And remember. also. that our
generosity is still unlimited and
our offer Of last week is still open
TO you. as wen as others.
A 22xS6-inch handsome oil paint
ing worth s2e.eO. with every $500
purchase, and a 14x22 painting with
every $500 purchase
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Pharaoh's Glen Notes.

MT I'D w Duncan was the host ~
a large party at dinner last Sun6e--
his guests were Miss Bell Rar4hoIa-- = =
chicago, Edgar W. Smith of NTiprAso..
A = smith. Mrs NJ L Herman a.
Hannibal. Mo; Bertha Rootes- NJ -
O. Munger Of Waterloo. Ia. Miss M
ger. Mrs. Ed W. Duncan and NJ,
Edna Duncan Miss Edna Duncan -
dered several vocal selections il h.
usual charming manner.
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George Airs rode up Sunday On his
bicycle. -'-s
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Mr.. and Mrs. Atchison and that TO-.
children spent several days at .-Tba
Lodge"
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Among the other Sunday visitor.
were Miss NJ L. Moorhead, Mrs. Moo
mead, Miss Lenoir Green, Miss Mari
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Brighton Notes

During the past week there have been
many visitors at Brighton. and on
thursday the guests OF the hotel were
served with Ice cream frozen with
emo" OBTAINED IN the mountains near
by. The weather has been deIigh+f,,l
the mornings and evenings being so
cool as TO require extra wraps.
Among the visitors were Mrs. r. II
Hoyt and son of Fort Douglas. George
}. Gibson, B. e. Salisbury, Miss Don