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Bowling Green, ".
0entlemen:-About . year ago I
was attacked by acute RheUmatis1
in my shoulders, arms and legs below
the knee. I could not raise my arm
to comb my hair. Doctors prescribed
for me for over two months without
irving mo any relief. I saw o. D. Q.
advertised and decided 10 try Il.
Immediately I commenced its use I
felt better, and remarked to my
mother that I was glad I had at Last
found some relief. I continued its
use and am entirely well. I viii
always feel deeply interested In the
success Of 8. 9. 8. since 1t did me %
much good. Yours truly,
MRS. ALICE HORTON.
3l1 Twelfth Street.
, 1903-03-04
ACUTE AND CHRONIC,
MUSCULAR, MERCURIAL
Anrlnsu AID ANN long
An lOOlAn HND existe
lN~FLAMMATORY. BY s s
~ Ala 70

barometers and most accurate in weather predictions, he increasing pans n
muscles and Joints foretelling the approaching storm or the coming OF BAD
v,.ther IT from these constant sufferers that the great army OF rheumatic
crinnles is ecruite Their bodies are worn out BY the incessant pains and
, 1903-03-04
RHEUMATISM

n Some people have been suffering
u, from rheumatism S 70 long that
-. they can scarcely remember the
q time when they were entirely free
.' from an ache or pain, and have
long since forgotten the joys of a painless
They are at the mercy OF every
i'll wind. and their misery is aggravated
by exposure to cold or sudden changes IN
the temperature. They become walking
, 1903-03-04

so we'll or so promptly as S. S. s. It
blood its nourishing and health-sus-
rich blood is again circulating through
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
SPEED or SHIPS
The war Eahsr- tsr~rfHis hpsT
May EEsts Th~f trs soiHE-

MnuW hE1ts AlFf ~ tff.~-
How o. yo1 1-sart.ll Co., - p
.Ers- ls a g-a.l.l fr.l lerg -i-
dr.-ea,l t0 naval men, ans an r1l.l.t-
tsn viii therefore probably D. rs .-.
terrst f1 many u-ai-rs. I-err are ..s.
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lr.trrfa,I ~ .1llu-..- anil l.lst an
cent fs.-e Do rIe a. 81 tla .1- l--s
instrument consists 20 three parts. f-r
Ia-.h.r. rte Lra AMI rle u1rss Tie
I8-.l.H ls q r.a-. ~ uaal ..a-t arf
an fash ftles ard shaped -4e quad
rant. uIfl q HI.ae ~ .eld To .l rlull
u Circular alea f8 make lt Goat pr
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tr rra. ar each ar-ls fle three lrr
lre ll-r.I together alolt ru' t-rr
fruu tle lr Two W t
an -l.I f1 tae s..r. rrL '.
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benz pushed into t1ia iu f-e s-.r.
Temporarily flsals l- f-ere
Fru tie palr ~ lllErure q t-r
TIRE Eras a slr arr I.l-fL u rfrs-
u-..I -arraIy about Iau feef 70 flse
fEa nr ven clear ~ fle s-r
wash Irs r. called fle --fry ll.
rrI Is r11-la-l with q r.ees 20 lunrl-.
Frlu rl- hllf.rz e. measured A. ieet
3 IreLas ar.l fle I.l- Ellr.ei bore With
rale 81 .arle- I.au another 80
faar 8 lrs measured 0I rri
rarEaI -l fE1 El.fs f-eu an1-ler
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IS PENsIoNEO.

Eaiirasd Man in service Hair e. CsutarF
Has ErrH Retired
san Francisco May fs-Afe- lirT
years service as a railroad uaa. %
" Hfrhcork. general agent ~ rte
passenger department ~ me U-.1l
Pacific on t1.s coast retired o1 a pen
sion 90 pursuance o. r %. Harilal's
pension plan for an BIS roads Mr
Hfchco-k uas notified C1 MaF z last
be would o. retired lt uas .n 1853
Mr. HlfChcock entered ne ullrrl1
business iu the east Before coming
90 this coast f1r fhe ru.ln Pac1c 20
vas general passenger arerf ~ the
Chicago. Buriusi1a and Quincy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

C.rrar when 500 were running f1-
t.a rIl.a. sou were f-.i ~ promises ~
vIafFaI a.r.I l1 f.r fte gll-e. -1E
900 don't sel t8 e.-. o. penny flr f-.
rlh..
Lf-.Irfl-- Wtaa srI VS. re1ig
90 Il anything rel. publ. waited
Thought uE .'Hra1 -.s what t-e I-1
T desired I.-.. -.f f..r rrl Ha
tbs narf r .f ~ nrlar t-r-s e
f..s f-. rra i lE-'
o.. satisfied -fl..fHr Ir.u-rEt
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BH.ts- Isss.iizaiins.

Washington. NAY l5-PCumar'sr
General Payne stated D. un9erfooi be-
had aiuays been The Turloe ~ TIE
department 20 sec-re tte names ~ eco
per1ns on rural free delivery routes
AL part of the iufCrmafI1u Eeeaslrl
o. determine fte feasibility ~ fte H
Enlistment ~ fta rTras -Wtaftr
such Information was lF.l no.
and interested parties 1r raai iUrr-l
eriy iu ans say. ur Payne SAID
another glrsfl01. ana one utlrl Q o.
u.se Four Assistant Br.tga .s rgE i-
Ff.raa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

III lIa I.aHlI Aal4 ll.e
FOR SALE.
About f1i acres located one mI
from court house. - acres in cultiva
ton and balance in pasture. Fenc
with 6wires. Price $4,000
Abou. 1te and one-qnar'er acre
near schc- house in southeast par
Jftlwu. Snail - cottage, tenan
house and usll on premises. Pric
f750.
six room house and two lots 70
ground located four blocks fror
hain Street. Brick cistern on pr
miaes. Price 1920.
One quarter block near Allen Ac7
iemy. East front. Price $500
Terms easy.
One half 81 a block near Allen
academy. Price 5000.
Lots near school house az 81
each.
About IS acres 81 land on sout'
Side 81 town, good new i-room house
with well. cistern and out-hOuses.
Price 5000.
l-room house. with pantry. bali
and two galleries. Tub cisferu. b0r-
"a we'll. stable and~garden. Locaf-
"a 4 blocks from Courthouse Rents
for 500 per month. Price f61Ol
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

New YCrk. Say l--hf no. thirty
seventh annual meeting RI ne Na.
t0raI Board ~ Fl-e El-srar.'.-1.
which vas held here. a1lrH
Delivers and reports read Hs
and Beads 70 r1u-f.r. me .E-
tive committee reported ft.t f r--
auft1rIeI tte eEHe-l.f-re rf r1
drfarI -rlt aulrr- "a iIr.
rf-H.r under f.a lrrfr-er as
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n. -, M-.,.lt. -

Gritty ge.r fiF Z ..r ll- ser
uesn1 ef... a. Hlf r. auia-
The Lady WHIST rf .lats
Gritty saar-a-War fEs' want %
FrdatII 90 Hl ar a. fe -l.tp3-
Iu every h11r .ar la board el 'l.i-.1'
Tm always WILD. '1 uorl-fl4.ala
rlla Record
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

s.rf1rl te CHILE Say rs-Irs
anna done 40 Valparaiso .rr--
tte r-Ire lf ff. rr..-r tr-e a
t1-a-s d.. estimated CT l.rf
pesos Complete calm prevail. af Sal.
r.raiel Artfr.H~ have '- ar
rH.r.I. fa fa. f.. n-t
ire Harr.ar Nd. steamship .l-rl-
trI f.. #H. lE.rrF NO have -e
F.ueI aUrE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

% c1ura 10 uIr Las admirah.a
qu1Lfi-s. Bot Z lllglf wish that her .l
dlsrry displayed ltsaf .n some other
fellows pantry Sew Orleans Tine
Democrat
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

Mr. Hatfers0n - DO you think y
proper 90 bow % a man 10 a club win
dOwf
Mrs. CattesOn-That depends its
the only chance have 20 recognize ny
husband. -HarDers Bazar.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

-Imsiey think. De uifs - 40 IN
gei
That sos Why. I ddn't know Iims-
w was married
lie f. Wld0wsr Xmas City
telual
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

Trr..r Ea- .-.f... Ua
orrf pa. executed E.-. De- murder
"a Tr.r. ar.ta james. s.E'T...e
yeaH Ga. a re--9.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

~Your booklet eam< 70 my
hons Like a message q hSaih
when ! bad susfere5 VIII
hEadaehS, haek1chS ard he7f-
ingd0z-n painz. Twas weak,
nervoSs and hy1terical ard
had Dot eonssiieS 1nY 5octor,
thinking Il NoGl5 pan away
10 time, bit ins;sl5 ] ioGn5
that ths p1ins incrc1se5 an5
were noss fro7usnt. ! q
ei5o5 10 Try Eans q C1r5ui
ar4 ia rhu.-e ftrng -rzs r1tsch
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

He who has nothing - DO may try
b riE a snip % take a v.fe" = Por-
Nruess way q eEps .zs.n. comparison.
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MISS FAY LEE,

nEToustsrSicc- he rsryes
soon tegia % giTsE-y enter
tie stan To1peEhafsI11P
=: any uzzr-sl disturbance.
O. l11gh @ Yep, hysieri-
cllly. a. - aprarslt e1-ie-
Ia. VIA Min EaT Lee.
CBtf NCrth seTglih sUeat-
Haas Ctr. Kansas, vas
cr-irr - uln sc rec-ai
h-lf b. tzEinz Wms q
Cri-i. he Wine nae
rarrr-- ke1.f1V rCuz1
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

imps0ve5. L scene5 10 al Eks charm
kept up ths tFe1tnert ar3 the fcsa.f
was n,orf s1filfacfory. Wor1s f1d 10 IL
Pres my grlfiisSs ior fhs S-tiering that
Is nov saved nle. ! am 10 ice he1ith.
phytieaiiy ard meni1lY. ] Gan ociY EaY
thank yos', ia there / -uch no-s b
my heart ios yos-"
H7EARING-DOWN pains are he
worst that wouen know. u
" yo1 are suffering from this trol-
bie y01 need not be uncertain
about Il. Tie pains h tie sbt0Ie1
and haek that Eel a. Il ke1Ty weights
were pulling down On the nerTes q the
sfomalh are ''bezrinC-dgEn pains .
They may not De Particllariy severe a.
present. but tkey are growing WorHe-
That hendache which na1riy criTes yg1
distracted nov Is cz1ssd b The terrible
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Mercy turns her back to.tbe unmer'
cfful .--Qaarlea
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16

azAin, a. j. k-E nae a l-i--i1n c.lef
MONA s.r1z- z19 kez-iky. b. ll-11-
ing revzi1r Ee-E-rla-i1l ~ sl.lfs
svs.era . relieved q lie ierri5-s u-l.tisg
drains Tie Iigzzezts VhicA ho-4 -
-ozb IN pisoe are s-rsngsheled y
healthy soE AID TIA; 0r-Ea is retErle4
10 its rgrzL poaitl1a, heizrz1lg
health Is IL reE1lt. Ihis - Wa
Wirs q Carizi las d1us f1r tko1E1a1i
q tie bes. Euuel IN Arsric1-
fyUa ussd 1iriee write he Lsdiss
Adriso-y Depa-tzsnf. he Ch1ii1-
nooVa Msiicszs CozPazy. Caattaaoogl-
Tenn-. describinz a. yg-r Eglp.11-s
frssly, AID . ls.tsr q aiEios VII Be
se-f you. seczrs sti.Q0 bottleof Vine
4 C.rssi iron y1z- druggist today.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-16
EXCHANGE Shaving PARLOR

DORSEY & BELMONT, Props
Fint-elass Holland Cold DITQR.
.sho er and Vapor ID U.
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Jslrt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-21

the World gave one OF thai, -,
dancing parties at Disnan's e9oyable
aifair was largely attended "",,, The
gree team OF the Salt Lake ,odne de-
present and gave very comnIi,,se was
urlh The next ball 10 be- vI,,a'agy
,he order VIII take place boo ei,ssen by
sne ogden degree team viii give mneh
AZ me salt Lake Temple Wedro.a.
Mlss susie Becraft, one Of o"Sspy
lnost nighly esteemed young / diss
canie the wife OF Mr. Alvin Ste,vs,. pf-
Wen known young man OF Lopon a.
priue IN an accomplished youny
ana has the distinction of belng o ~
me Few young ladies who has
FORMED Church mission. Tho
young couple have many frie,tP
ogden, who viii Join In wishlno
ana MIS-, Stewart every 10Y and H., i
ness that married life can AFFORD IT1p hpl
VIII be at home to their friends On ncy
after Dec. 10 at "a East Center a., "nu
Logan City. N sweet
The l. F, f. club was delightfullv
,er,aneu saturday afternoon by NJ
and Mrs. c. F. Campbell In the evon
ing .ne merrymakers attended the hail
at conveys dancing academy, after
winch they partook of banquet al tbs
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage OF Miss Sarah j. I.arkin and NJ,
William Shaw, to take place Wednas
day next In the Salt Lake Temple TN,
VIII be given reception Thursdey
eveninG-at the home of the brides MAJ
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Larkin
6iS Twenty-seventh street,
Fred j. Kiesel, Jr.. and wife wero
In Ogden this week visiting with Mr.
kiesels parents.
Tuesday evening the Modern Wood j..
men OF America had u few hours Of real
pleasure at their hall A special train
bringing over hundred neighbors and
Royal Neighbors from Salt Lake CITY
arrived shortly after 5 o'clock In tho
evening, They We're met at the depot
by the local organization and Foster
military band. They were escorted ia
the hall. where several new members
were Initiated, after which speeches
were made by the visitors and local
lodge men, They then repaired to the
banquet hail. where tables were spread
for over two hundred, laden with the
bountes of the land. The visitors re
turned home shortly after midnight
pronouncing the evening one OF much
pleasure, long to be remembered by
all who participated.
Miss Ella V. Wood and George b.
Pullman, two well known people OF
ogden, were married Wednesday, They
gave reception to a large number OF
their friends In the evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Siddoway of
Teton, who have spent the past few
days In the city, have returned to their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer b. Jones left this
week for two weeks pleasure trip In
California.
Mrs. Frank Hin has gone to Califor-
MIA to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rivers.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse leaves next
week TO spend the winter in New York.
Mrs. H. NJ Halsted and Mrs. Henry
C, Eales, sisters of Mrs. Abel Leonard
have arrived from Chicago to spend
several weeks here.
Captain and Mrs Duncan McVichie
reached the city Tuesday evening from
their wedding trip In California. They
will be at home TO their friends after
December 10 at ZOE east South Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Trip will leave
Monday for San Diego, where they will
spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Slddoway leave
today for their home in Teton, after
spending some time with Salt Lake
friends.
Col. and Mrs. E. f. Holmes have re-
turned from their trip abroad.
Mr. and Mrs. c.. o. Whlttemore left
yesterday morning for a. two weeks
pleasure trip to San Francisco and Los
Angeles
Mrs. Magee, who has spent the past
few months visiting her father and
mother, Major and Mrs, Wood at Fort
Douglas, has returned to her home in
Syracuse, N. Y,
Miss Kate Collier arrived last evening
from Gibson city. ILL.,, to spend the win
ter with Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Wetzell
Mrs. Robert Easton Of New York Is In
the city and will remain here some
time,
Miss Phil Pointer arrived yesterday
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On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Thomas
Weir entertained at tea in honor OF
her guest, Mrs Wolfersberger of Den
yer, the hours being from to 6 o'clock.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with vines and flowers, yellow chry-
santhemums, pink roses, asparagus,
ferns and palms being used In nan,
drawing and music rooms. and the din
Ing room being blaze of red, with
American Beauty roses, red shades on
electric globes and candelabra and red
satin bows of ribbon aiding In the
adornment. Mrs. Weir was assisted
in receiving by Mrs Wolfersberger and
Mrs, John Weir. In the dining room
were Mrs J Il. Dooley, Mrs ], I. Dom
nellan, Mrs, II. G, Mcmillan and Mrs.
Delano, and assisting In serving were
the Misses Mcmillan, McConauShy, ana
Donnellan An orchestra furnished de-
llghtful music during the afternoon
One Of the prettiest teas Of the season
was that given by Mrs. J. l.. Frankyn,
The decorations might have served for
a picture model, so unconventional and
artistic was the effect, In the hall
high straight vases held tall clusters OF
terra Gotta chrysanthemums. In the
parlor bank of white chTysanthe-
NUNS lay across the aeolian, and the
dining room was in yellow and green, a
bay tree standing on either side OF the
mantel and swinging between them a
swag Of lacapodium, while above on
the mantelshelf was bowl OF yellow
chrysanthemums. Sldeboard and
china cabinet had drapes of the laca
podium, and yellow shaded candelabra
stood above. on the table, clusters or
flowers tied with bows of yellow rib
bon and silver candelabra with yellow
shades completed the idea. In each
room the electric globes were shaded
In the prevailing hue, and a bank OF
palms on the stair landing screened an
orchestra which furnished delightful
selections during the afternoon. frs
Franken was assisted In receiving by
Mrs, T G. Weber and Mrs, c. Il. Rich
ards. Miss Weber poured coffee In the
dining room and assisting In serving
the refreshments were Mrs. Nye, Mrs.
ID. c. Roberts, Mrs, NJ. l.. Oglesby Mrs
Walter Druehl
A pretty though Informal tea was
that given by Mrs. Arthur Shepherd on
Thursday afternoon, about 20 guests
being entertained. The rooms were
decorated In pink and green, and the
affair was altogether delightful.
Mrs. Graham i. Putnam received in
formally yesterday afternoon, and In
the evening entertained number of
young people at a musicale.
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MfbDIE3nSE2

The wedding OF Miss Donnellan and
Lieut.. Falls at Sacramento on We'd
nesday was one of the bridal events
Of the week In which Salt Lakers have
had an especial interest. The ceremony
and reception took place ut the brides
home which was decorated with ma
tonal and military emblems and beau
tlful flowers, the bridal party standing
under bower OF white chrysanthe-
NUNS suspended from crossed guns,
and other military Announcements aid
ing in the scheme. The bride wore an
exquisite creation OF white silk with
trimmings of valenscenes and rose
Joint lace, and the maid OF honor,
Miss Olive Donnellan, was also gown
ed In white with hat to match and
carried mum Of chrysanthemum
The bridesmaids. all Salt Lake girls,
wore gowns of infantry blue with
large black La Tosca hats and carried
STATS OF chryeanthemums. An elab-
crate wedding breakfast was served
after ceremony, the decorations and
all appointments being In exquisite
taste.
Next Wednesday the wedding of Miss
Mathilde Dern, and Mr.. James c. Dick
will take place, and the affair promises
TO be an elaborate one. Mrs w. II.
Cunningham will be matron OF honor.
Miss June Mcintyre bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Walter c. Shoup best man.
An interesting wedding OF the past
week was that of Miss Mary Sharp
and Frank b. Shelley which took place
at Palo Alto, Cal. They leave Dec.
for Manila where Mr.. Shelley is en-
ployed in government service.
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guessing game was enjoyed in which
Mrs, l.. Il, Ritter, Jr, was prize win
ner,
At the First Presbyterian church last
night the Kings Daughters class
gave novel entertainment In the form
of "a District school"
Mrs. Louis seckels entertained at n
family party on Thursday her guests
being the members Of the family of the
late Heber Kimball
Mr. Harry Roberts entertained at a
pleasant party on Tuesday, the young
people being chaperoned by Mrs Il. G.
Parsons.
The senior class Of the High school
gave an enjoyable dancing party at the
Ladies Literary club last night.
Mr. and Mrs, w. w. Armstrong en-
tertained a number II their friends in
formally last night.
The usual informal soiree was given
at Christensen's last Wednesday even
ing, An account of the machnlsts' an
nual ball next Wednesday, the soiree's
VIII be postponed until Dec. 2. The
usual holiday matinee and ball will
be given Thanksgiving day.
MISS Agatha Berkhoel ls now Mt
nome to her friends at 22l west Fourth
South street.
Mr., and Mrs "A. w. Copp have taken
apartments at Whitehall and are now
az nome to their friends on South
state street,
Mrs David r. Gray is AT home 10
her friends on Tuesdays.
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provo.

Provo-The marriage Of Miss Nellie
Jones and Mr.. o. Olsen was solemnized
on Wednesday In the Salt Lake Tenn
pie. A very enjoyable reception fol-
lowed on Thursday evening at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Albert Jones, which was a very
pleasant event and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Hoagland entertained the mem
bers of the Sarosls and invited guests
In delightful manner on Wednesday
afternoon at her home.
Mrs. II. b. Thurman entertained a
large number OF friends at her home
on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. N. Hinckley OF
Hinckley are visiting Provo friends.
Mrs. George f. Howe entertained in
formally on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Jeneatte Whitmore of Salt Lake
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. DR.,
Taylor.
Mrs. Valentine Snow Of Salt Lake
Is the guest OF Mrs. Denton b. McIn-l
tosh.
The Elks gave most charming ball
on Thursday evening at the Mozart.
The Proctor academy celebrated the
twentieth year of Its organization on
Friday.
Preparations are In progress for the
Eiks ladies' reception to be given on
Dec g.
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Miss Winnie Rhoades has returned
rom an eastern trip. Mrs. l. o,
HhQadcs Is spending the winter in New
Mrs Reed smoot Is spending n few
Gays IN the city visiting her sister, Mrs
Coffin '''' o.
Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner VIII
leave the first Of December for a four
months visit IN the east.
MT. aud Mrs. Charles West of Grand
junction are In the city and are ar
nome az the Cullen. They will doubt.
less make their home here.
Mrs w. A, Neden left this week for
ST. Louis.
Mrs Harding who has been tho
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. william
nuyly, Jrr for the past few weeks, left
Monday for her home In California.
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OGDEN.
.DTTwsv,.75--i

One of the prettiest home weddings
Of the season took place Thursday at
ternoon at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Packard on the corner Of
Adams avenue and Twenty slxth
street, when Miss Hattie Packard and
lie Roy Buckmiller were married, The
wedding party entered the prettily dec
Grated parlor at o'clock. and the bride
and groom took their places under
pretty floral creation, President Charles
+. Middleton performing the ceremony
Congratulations were extended by the
relatives and friends present, after
which a sumptuous repast was served.
The home decorations were cut flowers
and evergreens. The contracting par
ties are among Ogden's most popular
and highly esteemed young people. The
bride is charming young lady, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah Packard, while the
groom IL a bright and promising young
business man In the employ OF Fred M.
Nye, the clothier. Mr.. and Mrs, Buck
miller have many friends In ogden.
They will make their home In this city
at the corner Of Twenty-sixth street
and Monroe avenue.
The Ogden High school alumni gave
a most delightful party last evening at
Dignan's hall.
Wednesday evening the Woodmen OF
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One of the most delightful events of
the week was the dancing party given
Dy Miss June Mcintyre In honor of
MISS Dern on Wednesday night. The
rooms were beautifully decorated in
distinctive colors, red In the reception
room yellow in the living room, and
In the dining room white and green be-
ing used with beautiful effect, chrys-
anthemums, smilax, white tulle, and
ferns mnging artistically. In the hall
a screen OF palms hid an orchestra
which furnished choice music for the
dancing. Assisting the hostess in re-
ceiving were Miss Dern and Mrs. Cum
bingham.
Thursday evening the Elite Social
club held their annual dance In the La
dies Literary club hall. Punch was
served in the lower hall. The evening
was very pleasantly spent Those