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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
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bab bsr @runbfsin elmer @irtbi@aft am
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8strunisns aus Serislben seiporfen iusr.
ben Tonne. absr Elm spoblbabenber Bauer
in BEN Stat Wisepnfin Bat bsnn bod
an S&nelieisit aaes lbertroffen. 8lrs.
lid an sinem Samftas las CT in Der Bel.
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frau, Der 60 auf ber 8auerei ni@t sefieI,
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bunestlaee Elm. Das Experiment faeini
ibm absr bod esfaaen sa babsn, benn {,
bsfinbst f8 tpisbsr auf 5rsisrsfabsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
Wehr 3eueuis fir Srutalitat Der
&cIbatesta.

gor ber pbilippinen. Gommiiion tpurbe
Der frfbere Corporal Hi&arb O'8risn
aus Nortb slbams. MaH., psrnommen.
Der i'm 90. Sreitpiaisen' Resiment Is
Wonats auf BEN ArAipel eeeient bat.
Der 8eues faste aus, er iei in SBbaras
susessn eeipsien, ala Der prdfbent jones
Drtss Der u@afersSur" unterpOrfen
tpurbe. Ct srsdblte aud. 6ab in isner
Drtf@aft cine ben beferen Stdnoen ans
esb5riee Spanierin BON einem ameriianis
fdsn Df,eier psrsetpaltist tpurbe. 9a
Der 9euge ni9t ben Namen bes Ofieiets
aneebsn %fonnte, unb bas 8srbre&en nidt
ielbft fab. ionbern nur bon BEN 1atten
Der BereeraItieten bapon h6rte, ipurte
oiefer GbsiI hes 8susniRes aus BEN Bros
tofoq geftriHen. CT iaete bann iber
einen Saa aus. bsfen Musenssuse ct
mar. SIN San Soaquin beranitaltets
Der grdibent einsn gmpfans, su BEN
aud cine an,atl ben bsRersn Stdneen
a~neebbriee Silipino. 6rauen aus Sloilo
einaelaben ipnrsn. 8usssen iparen Capt
WeDonaIb, 2ieut. Drummer unb Waior
&oot. DisIe Serrep Ofieiere betranten
fi&, iosen 5i& bann Bis auf bic nnterfIei.
Der aus unb sipangen bic Srauen, 10 nit
ibnen Elm Samoan su tansen. Die SiIipi'
nos battsn auf ben 8opf bss Capt. Wlss
Donald, bsfsn @rauiamfeit tpeeeu, einsn
preis auseeiebt.
Ser 8eues ersdblte aud bon Der Gin
nabme Der Orti@aft 60 Nae in Der BRO.
pima ganap. als er fid nit ieiner @om'
panic Der Ortihaft ndberte, faben ite
einen Ginesborsnen. anaben in Der Serne
auf sinem Garaboo reiten. elmer bet
SoIbatsn CAB sinen SduB auf ibn ab.
absr bic 3ueeI cling febI. Damn fsusr'
ten ALE auf ben Gnaben, Der Seu8e nit.
@is Fs basu iamsn. iOnnte Der 8euse
ni&t aiIdrsn. 8sfebI aum S&isbsn lei
tsinsr seseben pOrosn. Die S4lfs
lcdten bic giurohner aus ibren Siitten
unb babel tpuros Elm @reis eri4ofen.
@s tamsn bann ,pet sreiie Silipinos nit
psibsn Sabnsn sum 3el4en oes Sriebens
auf bic Entertainer sueegan8en. aber ne
wurben beioe nisoer8eitohen une Der
Sergeant bsri&tsts BEN eapt. WlcDOn.
alb. bab er pisbsr ,.stpsi Riseers abss.
murfft babe" Sn sinsm an6eren Sale
isi cine Srau nit stpsi 8inbsrn. Gins oa'
BON tpar elm Smuggling, ben iie auf BEN
Arm belt, in ibrer Quite perbrannt tror'
ben. 8suse srtIdrte. es sriitire bel ben
SoIbaten auf benz Ar&ipsl ,,siH unse.
i&riebsnes @slsb, feline Gefansenen su
MAIDEN" Ssrnsr bsitdtists ss Der 8suee,
bas bic Entertainer auf ben Pbilippinen
au4 nit @splotu.9 useIn i&oRen, bod
bdtten bisislbsn ni@t ben Stempel Der
Rsaierung eetra8en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
aneebltAer sIttentatS1erfu@ auf
8aifer granj Jofepb.

Der 8ubapeftsr G~orreiponbent bee
2OnbOn ,Daiis Gbroniele'' bsri&teis Dor
Der 8ersitslune zines @omplpttes eseen
has 2sbsn bss aaiisr 5ran, Suiepb. Der
aaiisr fubr tiirsIi& in einem Ra&tSues
uon @isn mad Bubapsh. Bel Der Ies.
ten Snipsftion bss iaiierli&sn 3uses in
Der @%nbftation gu @ien. bic tshn Minu'
ten Dor Der aniunft bes Raiisrs auf BEN
8obnbofe esmadt wuroe. fanb mon in
BEN @oupe bes 2aiiers unter Bapisi
psrFtdt cine 8ombe. Sc mar pfsnbai
bsrsHnst tporben, bab bic 8ombe srplo'
Oirsn iolte. iobalb Der 3aiisr bas GOups
betreten bate.
Die sinssleitets nnteriu@uns fibrte
~ Der @ntlafune mebrersr Gifenbabnr
Beamten.
80 tpurbe bic gttentats 8 @ei6i@ts
iorsfdliie ssbeim esbaIten. Ser aaiiei
ssrbot. in ben 9situnsen lbsr bisisIbe ~
berihten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
9abeu @efaaftsfnn.

Sn ben lsstsn Gasen finb in Manila
PstitiOnen ssssn bic 8urtidtiebuns esr
a~meriianiiden 3ruppsn bon ie&ssebn
Stabtsn unb Orif&aften einseIaufen.
IS bsibt, ben anIaB basu CAB bic Surdi
boz n~ebsrfdaen bon Banbiten mad BEN
Absuee Der Gruppsn. Bon anoerer
Seite ipirb anesnUmmsn, bab bic antras'
ftsaer ben @uni& bsssn, ii& bas San'
oelseeiddft au erbalten, tpel&es ibnen
Dur6 bic amerilanifasn @arniionsn ;a.
ssfGbrt piro. unb oab oies eber ibr Be-
tpsssrunb III, aIs bic ansf Dor Raubs'
veien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
Clecmarseriu' Gsfse tpirb bic But.
ter pertheuern.

R~srraientantsn Der Nat,ouaI Dairps
men Union, Der Oleomarearin' 5abrifan.
ten uno p~sripanoter SnbuRrien, finb in
Daibinstun sinaetrcHen. UNI beim Cons
mifdr Berries BON Snlanbfsuer'8 Bureau
tusgen Annabms Der Oleomarearin. Bill
porhelie 40 tpsrbsn. Die Oleomarearin.
BID tritt am /. Suli in 2raft unb leet
befanntli& cine Stsusr bon 10 @ents pro
Bfunb auf ssfdrbts 4unftbuttsr unb l
Sent pro 9fuub auF aIte Butter, bic
oura ianfli&s Wittel bas Ausisben unb
ben 6ei1mad frii&er Butter erbalten
bat. Der sbsmaIise Goupsrnsur Soarb
bon Diseoniin. Der 9rdfbsnt Der HatlO.
nal Dairpmen's Union. erfldrte in einem
Sntstbietp, onb bas neue Oleomargarin'
@eles bic 0srtbeuerune Der Sarmbuttsr
i'm ean,en 2anbe UNI 4 Gents pro 9funb
,ur 6olee babsn tpirb. Die 5irmen VT.
mour & 60. unb Stuift & Co., fotpie an.
bere Sleii&pader' Sirmen, bic ben 8eefs
truR biIben, bdttsn in ben Isbtsn Sabrsn,
fsi.bsm bic 2ssisIaturen' 6eisss ssssn
bic OIsomarearin, Sabritation erIisben,
aatt bss aunhbutter. sinen Raturbutter.
SanbsI aufsebuut unb iest. ba bas Bun.
6ssssist ssesn bic DIsOmareurin. Sabri.
tanten in 2raft treten tperoe. isien fs
enti1loEen. ben Raturbutter' Sanbet an
f9 su rsibsn. 8ersits iest baben fl
erobe Gontraits flr @utterlisferunssn
abesi&lofen, bic mad BEN l.. SuIi in
Kraft trstsn iolsn. Ssrnsr msinte GER
Soarb. baB Der 8esftraf periu@sn iuirb.
ben ButtersS anbeI tpie ben 8eef'SanbsI
10 ioutrolirsn unb bas CT ben Preis 10,
Butter sbsnio bittirsn psrbs, uis fll
Beef.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
Der snItan ,pieDer ia eesransnis

Bsil fe felt ldnssrsr 3eit ibrsn Sob
ni&t erbaIteu batten, baben bic Soloa.
ten Der tiriif4en @arniiOn in Nonaftir,
Raeebonieu, eemeutert unb ernhli4s
ausi&reiiuneen ~besonsen. SB BEN i'm
n6rbIi&en Sprien seIeeensn aIeppo iinf
Brobtraipale auseebro@en, tpeil esri
bur& eas Treiben e%stpifentoisr Gstrsi.
be . SpetuIantsn Der Brobpreis unsr.
i@uineli& bod setporben iR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
8leinffdete DeutfAlanbs erhneeu
Ibeaterpereine.

Die ileinsn bsuifGen Stibte. bensn
bic ssrinss BolissatI berbistst. Elm sutss
lbeatsr au& nur auf @o&en unb Wo'
nate allsin su unterhaIten, poaen tros'
BEN Mot auf CUTE auntssndRe, rsl&s
lis aIs 8ilbuueselsment betraHten, bers
,idten unb iu&sn fiG auf BEN Meee bes
Bsrbanbss quite Truppen su fi&srn. SIN
pieIen Probin,en ess Rei&es f&tpeben
bsrarti8e 8erbanblunesn. Wefbolftein
1T mad spsiidbrissn 8~smlbunssn nun
in Der 6rinbune sines 3beateruereir 9
srfOlsrsi& estueien basessn i&sitsrts
bas Proieit csr Gtiinbuns zines bots
pommsriGsn Stdbtebunbtbeaters baran.
bab tpsbsr Der Staat 9rsuben, nod bic
grobint 9ommern. Obsr bic 8rsiis BED
Rseierunssbssiriss StroIiuno bic erfor'
berli&en finoneIslsn Rittsl bspiuissn
mplIteu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
@ebelfpalter.

Die RaturpiR sni&aftsn baben in ben
lssten Dssennien 10 %uneebsure Sort'
i&ritie esmudt. beionbers auf BEN 0s.
biste Der gIeiirisitdt. bab ssrabs bort
aaes m6slid aibeint. mas nod Dor 10
Sabren ais lltopis eriGien.
9aS Der Menf@ ben 8upi6 bsst, ~
feinsn @uniten bas Dstter 3u beeinHui.
fen, 10 srtldrli&, uno felt LANCER Belt BE-.
fannt. bab eleitrii&e Sit6me cas aud
tbatid&li6 ibun. Wan bsriu9ts in pie.
len 2anbsrn bas ,@sttsri8isbsn'', Obn'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
Scmfc's -.
S ltbenti9e 8ierfnbe,
ans Nenn apenae.

Gin nad aItbmtidsr Bsiie ssfibrtes eoial,
no man f9er ia, fsts anasutbm. esfsaitaii
ba fuotn,
Sas nit b~srisIbtu %berbunbsus Refau.
n I litfert ale Dtlifaishm Der Sabrtsjtit.
.@irjbureer eotbrdu" uno beige Sitrt
importirtt Beib. nuo &otbueius, prima Gisar'
rem. bofide Bebitnuua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29

Yra6tboQe seioe,
Teine getidte SHUTS,
Rletoer, @eike
6leioerWaaren fit
g~raouireu0e @do9em
nnO M6enO &leiOer.

I'm tntfprtatnb fur cine @sItstnttii stFItibtt
su idn, pirb f&nta bic pi&tiss grpasuns isbH
ppbledItbttsn psrion ttutjutasf.
I'm bic %nfusftn, sslHmafpultn unb tprrtfttn
9bssn BON Ssylfn unb MaisriaIisn ~ erbaIttn
fir srabuirsnbt unb absnbfIeibfr, miIItn ole
unGert einif BON psibtn unb farbiesH 6abriIa-
ten itbsn. bic ipstta lu bititm 3ptdt austfn.
tiet purben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29

Beibe Spisen StaatSfleioer,
@eitidte Spiben StaatSfleioer,
4oint D Esprit,
Bai@ Gbifon,
Seitidte @au3e,
Mouheline 81 RariS,
Seiben Gbifon,
Seiben Sifue,
@eftidte Sduei3er,
Heriiide 9atuns,
Seioen Grenadines,
Orap De @ariS,
8ioleS GtamineS,
3ansbomne, Sublime,
Grepe be Gbine,
MobairS, Samiie,
golienneS, MitralS,
BEDFORD Goro, Ser9es.
grdfs laufsn bon so Gents bis u $3.50 bic
gat.
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8eidte fir Gpffame.

tinisr einis BEN Spiysn, Ssibsn RuHIins,
aresrbton plaits, Subj unb Wsbaaipn 8slabs
ibertrthtn alts bisbsr bier aasiett.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26

entertained the Nineteenth Century
club In open session Friday afternoon,
The parlors were beautifully decorated
for the occasion. Miss Alice NJ. lsley
read most interesting paper on "Wo-
man as a Novelist" Some Ameri-
can Women In Science" was given by
Miss Dickinson, Mrs. Warwick read of
Recent Philanthropists." A very
pleasant social hour was spent, after
which Mrs. Schwab served dainty re-
freshments, assisted by her sister, Miss
Marian Nelke.
Mrs, Samuel A. King spent the week
with her mother Mrs. Bagley, in Salt
Lake City.
A large number cf Provo club women
went to Salt Lake City to spend the
three days when the Eastern delega-
lions will be stopping off on their way
to the coast.
ar. w II. Jones OF Brigham City
WIS a visitor at the Brigham Young
academy and the State Mental Hospital
Thursday,
MT and Mrs Ralph Osborn have re-
turned to southern Canada, after a
sojoum Of three months, where they
have made many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Beck will be
at home TO their friends after May /,
In the Southworth Block.
Mrs. Bateman OF Salt Lake City is a
guest for the week of her sister, Mrs.
Reed Smoot.
DR.. George II. Brimhall left over the
Rio Grande Western Tuesday morning
for California. where he will remain
some time with view to being bene-
1ted In health. The doctor has suf-
Tered for several months with nervous
The Brigham Young
academy board and a large number OF
students escorted him to the depot.
The best wishes OF his many friends 20
With him for a pleasant Journey and
speedy recovery Of health and strength.
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

Miss Townsend OF Payson IS the guest
Of Miss Ruby Christensen.
A soclable was given Friday evening
In the First ward amusement hall as a
compliment to the outgoing officers.
Miss Annie Pike, our Poetess," who
is studying at Ann Arbor will not re-
turn to Utah at the close OF the college
year. but viii go TO New York where
she will spend the vacation with her
aunt
Mrs Louisa Mcbride spent the week
at American Fork with her son, DR..
Frank Noyse.
Mrs. Albert Glazler will join the club
women and 60 10 the coast, where she
expects TO be improved In health.
Miss Florence Twelves was hostess
at a KensingtOn Tea Thursday after
noon at her beautiful home on Third
East 81. The guests We're Mrs. K. u.
Thurman, Mrs Leon Bachman, Mrs.
Dick sutton Mrs. Biersach, Mrs X. +.
Knowlden.
Members of Utah Sorosis met in reg
ular session with Mrs. Pearl Clark
Yates, Wednesday afternoon. Thret
very interesting papers were given by
Miss Ruby Christensen, Mrs. Eleanor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26

Harrison will be the guests OF Miss
Ann Thatcher for the next two or three
weeks.
Miss Lottie Brain entertained a num-
Der Of her friends at a pleasant party
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. p. Osborne Of Wis
consln are the guests OF their daugh-
ter Mrs, f. c, Richmond
Mrs. c. F. Wilcox entertained infor-
mally at dinner yesterday
Lieut.. Peyton win leave with the
third battalion Of the Eighteenth in
fantry on Monday.
Mrs II. c. Woodruff entertained In
formally In honor Of Miss Florence
Kelley on Thursday.
Miss Frankie Kearns was hostess at
pleasant evening party on Friday
Mrs. John Reed who has been visiting
Mrs, w. W. Armstrong in Park City
for the past week has returned.
Miss Estele Mayer OF Chicago, who
has been visiting Mrs. Harry Ganz
left on Tuesday for her home.
Mrs c. +. Wilcox gave a charming
chidrens' party this afternoon for her
little son, Raymon.
Mrs, Willard Young arrived on Tues
day from New York and will be the
guest Of her sister Mrs. T. w. Jen-
nings during the next three weeks.
Mrs. w. X. Twomey has gone TO Chi
cago.
Mrs. s. II. Pinkerton left on Tues
day for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Miller left on
for California. They Will
visit the Biennial. and also stay for a
short time at Catalina island.
Mr.. and Mrs p. S, Thacher left dur
Ing the week for California
Mrs Boyd entertained the Card club
On Wednesday night
Miss Alice Fisher was hostess at a
pleasant evening party on Thursday.
Mrs. II. V. Croll and son. Arthur,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26

present for the enjoyable manner
| which they entertained their guests.
There were present Mayor Glasmann,
Councilmen Henderson,, Carr, Nye and
| Paine and their wives, Chief Devine
| and Captain Paul. Of Salt Lake, and
| others too numerous to mention.
The Weber Stake Academy basket
ball team went 20 Logan this morning
TO play q game with the Agricultural
team, After the game the visitors VIII
be entertained at a banquet and bali.
The Child Culture club met yesterday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Whalen,
on Jackson.a avenue. where very pleas
Ing program was rendered.
Miss Ella Wlngrove, of Ogden, left
for Alpena. Michigan, Thursday.
pretty wedding took place Thurs
day morning, when Miss Flora II. Blu
chanan, Of Montpelier, Idaho was mar
ried 70 T, c, Hacker. Of Red Cloud,
Nebraska, Rev VIM. +. Malson, OF the
Episcopal Church. officiating. After
the ceremony the happy young couple
was accompanied to the depot where
they boarded the Southern Pacific train
for California, where they viii spend
their honeymoon.
George W Larldn, Sr., returned home
"Wednesday from an extended visit with
his father at 81 Johns, Tooele county.
William NJ Boyle. the we'll known
young business man OF Ogden. and Miss
Annie NJ. Larsen, popular young lady
OF Logan were married Wednesday az
ternoon by Justice II. c. Wardleigh.
They will make their home In Ogden.
The contracting parties are both high
ly esteemed In this city and have many
friends who wish them every prosper
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Uttely, Of Rock
Springs. Wyoming, were Ogden visitors
this week. the guests Of Mrs. Geo. N.
Richards.
Hon. Fred ]. Kiesel returned home
Thursday from Oregon.
Miss Zella Stevens. OF Ogden has
gone to Alberta, Canada, to be absent
sevsral weeks visiting with her sister
Mrs. Ray Decker.
Miss lille Peterson and Adolph Carl |
son, two popular young Ogdenites, were !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

The Ogden fire laddies gave a grand
reception Wednesday evening at their
apartments, which proved TO be- one
Of the pleasaniest affairs Of the week.
The committee having the reception In
charge was Chief George c. Graves.
Alonzo Rogers A. l.. Lee. n. T. Moore,
+. G. West II. ] Chapple. f. L. Bar.
ton, Harold II. Wardleigh, z. A. Lowe
ana ~ j. Hinton The hall was very
artistlcally decorated for the occasion
with palms, ferns. potted plants, cut
flowers and American flags.
The evening was spent In playing
cards dancing. music. etc. much to
the enjoyment OF their many friends
who spent a long 20 be remembered
evening with them.
AFTER cards a sumptuous supper was
served In the upper story Of the build.
ing. The tables were spread for about
% guests who partook Of the bountlos
Of the land which were In abundance.
The IRE boys we're congratulated BY al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-26

Mrs. Ida Peterson Beal Of Ephraim
ssnpete Co. is being entertained hy
MIS- Ida smoot Dusenberry at her
nome on First East and Fifth North
street -
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the affair will doubtless realize their
pleasurable thoughts. Miss Kelley's
lectures promise to mark a memorable
date In both club and other lines. az
the interest aroused by her exposl.
tion Of the sweat shop evils and ex.
PLANTATION Of the good that may be- 40.
complished by that brave little organ
ization the Consumers League. viii
without doubt bear important fruit In
our own community. Mrs Elmer 3.
Jones, who Is an ardent worker IN the
line of Industrial reform, and who was
instrumental IN arranging for Miss
kelley's lectures, together with the
clubs that Joined with her TO brlns
about her stay in the city, deserve NE
thanks Of the community for their en-
terprlse. Club women could not on.
gage In better work than keeping alive
agitation on subjects such as Those.
whose import affects the entire public.
The Authors club enjoyed treat on
Wednesday, the entire body going TO
the University TO listen to most in
teresting lecture on Westminster Abbey
by Prof. George Marshall The club
have recently been studying the sub.
ject and the lecture was an excellent
supplement to their work
The cooking class held at the uni
versity under the supervision OF the
educational committee Of the Fedora
ton OF Women's clubs. has stlll room
for two or three more pupils. The class
Is flourishing and much interest Is man
ifested by those taking the course
The Cleofan met on Tuesday and
Mrs. Susie II. Wells gave a paper on
Queen Victoria Next Tuesdays meet
ing will be the last for the season, and
will be solely business session, for
the election OF officers for the coming
year, etc,
"The Soul OF the Lyric" and "a
String Of Pearls were the titles Of
topics given at the Ladies' Literary
club yesterday by DR.. Paden, Mrs.
Hosmer and Mrs. Bickford
Next Friday will be the annual
for the reports Of officers and
chalrmen and election OF next years
officers The following names were
presented yesterday by the nominating
for the consideration Of the
club: For president Nrs II. C. We
lace and Mrs. l.. II. Hall; first vice
president Mrs II. w Brown ana M,
Russell Coe Woodruff; second vice
Miss Crawford and Mrs. NJ
B. Sowles; recording secretary, Mrs
A. j. Gorham and Mrs. ]. L. Franken;
secretary Mrs Edward
Merrill and Mrs. G. V. Parmaleei treas
irer, Mrs 4. Il. Critchow and Mrs. W.
R, Wightman; librarian, Miss Allen and
Miss Yardley; critic, Mrs. William lgle-
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fifty OF his relatives and friends, The
evening was pleasantly spent In music
games, etc, after which q bounteous
spread was served.
Chairman Joseph Stanford, Of the
board Of county commissioners ac-
oompanied by his wife, has returned
home from ten weeks visit In CALI
fornla fer the benefit OF Mr.. Stanford $
health. which is much improved
Mrs. W. W. Corey and son Way, Of
Independence, Idaho. are visiting In
Ogden with relatives and friends.
ts
The Degree Of Honor gave an enjoy
able card party Tuesday evening at
their hall. Relteshments We're served.
Mrs. h. Thorne has gone to Water
town, South Dakota, TO visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Tyson, OF EN-
mettsburg Iowa, were Ogden visitors
this week.
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CLUB CHAT

The most interesting event I'm club
circles has been the visit and lectures
" Miss Florence Kelley and the stir
and excitement Of the arrival OF Wis
ting delegations TO the biennial. ard
near departure Of local clubwomen 20
Los Angeles. Preparations are all but
completed for the latter, and the car
reserved for the Utah contingent prom
ises to be filled TO its capacity. All the
delegates are in moods OF happiest an
ucination Of the coming trip and inter
esting experiences awaiting them, and
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hey married Wednesday In thls city

have gone TO California, where they
viii spend a couple OF months.
Miss Beatrice Sells. who has been
studying music In Paris during the
past year, has returned.
MIR. and Mrs. David Keith have re-
turned from their eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs Cary have returned
from California.
The marriage Of Mas Mary O. H.
Scott and Mr. James II. Lamont will
TAX, place on April 90
Misses Alton and Jasmine Young
have pturned from Chicago.
Mrs. Geo. V. Schramm has gone TO
California TO spend two or three
months.
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The subject of this sketch Prof L. f. Moench the
Ogden having lived there
In the educational circles Of the city, He
Neunen July 49, 1886 When nine
his and settled Chicago
college In the Windy City intention
settling Francisco;
vng Salt Lake by embracing Laer-day Saints m
opened private school in this city and conducted when he
Brigham City 1870
instance OF the President
and was
maintained position PRINCIPAL
Of the Ogden Central school and resigned from that
mission He for four
called Of
which position he held with since
the school the pres
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married Wednesday In this city.
The ladies' Of the S. o. O. b. club are
arranging 10 give a grand bal In the
near future for the benefit OF the Car
negie library. =.
The G.. A. r. encampment takes place
In this city april Goth. After the in
siallatlon OF officers a grand banquet
viii be served.
One Of the most delightful events OF
the week was the social given Tuesday
evening by the y. p. O. OF Elks to their
wives and friends The hall was filed
with invited guests. The early part OF
the evening was spent In listening 10
a verp pleasing musical and literary
program. which was heartily received.
The remainder Of the evening was
spent In dancing. etc Delicious re.
freshments, consisting OF cake, ice
cream, punch. lemonade. etc, were
served. There were present about one
hundred and nifty guests
The W. c. T. L. met Wednesday af-
,einoon a. the home OF Mrs Faulkner
on Grant avenue. An entertaining and
interesting program was rendered.
The concert given in the Fifth ward
amusement hall Monday evening under
the auspices Of the ward Sunday school.
was a grand success. Each number on
the entire program was well rendered
ana most heartily received. several
numbers were encored. There was a
good attendance and all enjoyed the
evenings entertainment.
Charles Rhine. Of Piedmont, Wyo.
ming IL visiting In ogden with relatives
and friends
clarence s. Nelson. who left on
mission to Scandinavia on the 18th. was
given a grand farewell party in the
First ward hall, which was largely at
tended, and purse OF SIS was present.
ca 10 him. He was also given a de-
llghfu surprise party. at the home Of
bis parents on Adssas avenue. By about