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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21
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penffe SoGoater tarpeo
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gamI. 30 unteftole = Qltes
ret, PraOiteftolen %
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Ttaaet I fl,rs 2(ar.
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meo ge.befag poa &c oaloiae Granits
piaer, ION ct Bar Stsoer ira gam=
rel In er betorereos meo bibelife
8iaeoer. Elsie er balot uoOiiteoe.
Get fortanes. at oa en- at airtens
9arger I eamle Gage baooe iaaet
0Tors til at laoe 9iaeoerne oaife
al. foritob fan BET belt bositaoelist,
% ban lob Fem ftruppe iuaIeoes al,
Ct otr fun bleo 4eiterne al be 10
9iaerer tiIbdge.
5orsprigt er Grdniten life felt
unoCaaet 9ihens greit. Den far
paa mango Stsosr maattct u%obeores,
ca eet sr 0a ifet paa bsn Tlaabe, al
gg1nit at Stsreus 5arpe er bIeoen
tnuf c. paaiat men Cement. llos
5eorin8en er ffet pea en- iaaoan
Maooc. at NOR fun BED ct nsje 81
terIpn fan finoe BE- uo6eorsoe Steotr.
Derimpo Tar mar life paa lignenre
M11oe funnel uo6eore be 5ufs %
1anbiteu I qiaerns % 9aggene. iom
TsenTfe Soloater Ear brlgt til al
1rtps ferss 6eae6arOer paa. Der les
enoau negst t9oeIiee MarIer ira BEN
He ufreoens 5io.
Man er M / 5ao meO at lag9e
SUP / 6oreoltibet.
! Sieoet for oe fore, mute
Minsefen, iom laa ooer be gamls
40elsm9rbs og gorgeres GraDe og
fem M er inomureoe / SibeIti6snes
9agge. lagses Der Imda Stenfliier,
rea beg life cper 6ele @uloet. :
apaorater itet Der fts6es 9etongu.u
ca oeroper legges grabber, og fer
ital be nge airteftols ftoa.
of be gamle bill man fun benbtte
be ~iaafolots Miunfeitole (eller RETIRE
9ante). Ter not tioligere itob / Stans
metrpesa / Sioeitibene, men nu er
TONNE op / 8oret, Iangs meo Sioerne.
Disie ganle Stole CT ret origi=
male. life mirbit peb he Marfer, Der
Ies pda BEN. Manee at be WGnb,
fom far 6ennttet Dem, far anbenbt
en- leoig Stuno til at inolt9re Iapn
og Qurstal / Stolen. Der er Qarss
tai lige fra 1880 til op / forrigs Oar
bunore6e.
Moriomt er Bet Osfaa at ie, at
SGberne, Der BAR til at ilda op, noar
neatemmeaee ftaf6s fiaa opreiii, me-
beas Goangeliet oplaftes, pad Bag
iiten bar bait martelige StiDere, Iom
Stolens gjer tunoe itstte iig til, me-
oens fan ldgoe Qrmene op paa Stoz
lens Sibelan, Der er / Q~rmbsioe "a
flcoe.
airtens me bitter, Tom bliper BELT
al b%ornbolmff 0ranit % Is GQsn
brit meo en- muret gdlbdfin, er man
I'll Oeo at opiti1e. Sgiler % 9apis
teler, fom er at forifelig 5arDe, fig
ger pad Steoet, farbiee til Uplifting.
Der er foreDrigt anbragt / aoret
ct epbitaium | Warmor oper 4nbers
Ssrenien 0ebel, og ct l%ignenbe oDer
5ons 5aDien ital oefaa opitiaes.
JorsDrigt bill nof 6ans 5aDfens
Gran, Der itul lisse I Sopebffibet,
en- Snes 4len fra aorsts 5rappe,
blipe aabnet en- at be fsrife Daee /
OberDareIfe at &irtens 4rtiteft, pro-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21
Giueiiif Splpsniug.

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%finnss en- Qtrtiiel OH tinei.f Spins
ming. al boilten ielseaoe IL ii lam
mentrGngt ll6ora9:
; 6per Qanos6p er ber en- ri, Of
fentlig Stole. hpor Barnet forii I'M
oeroiies / at tribe % uota.e nogIe
faa enteIte Strifttsgu. 0ersfttr
tommer 5urea til alasiiterne. JON
aiueierne IGrer al Ipie uoen iamiis
big at f~oritaa peres Mening. 5srii
naar GIeoen tan ramie 9losiiterne op
uoenao, %begpn6er ban at ituoere be
res SnObolo.
lIbbannelien er isrit CO frenmeit
EN- acknowledgements. iom lie ia
ger Sigte pau BET prattiife Qio. gloaIe
al &c IaroeIte aineiere tan life Iirios
ct 9reO / rigtig Gcrm til TN Ben, ba
re fun tenoer aiasiiferres % 9i9teys
oGrternss Sprog.
5pert anost eaer boert treble q(ot
boloer neutrality-suspicious. en-
ipecielt oertil aniat Gm6eosmano,
Gtsaminer / fit Oiitritt pg giosr 81
c%entiatgraoen, Der tiliteoer Sanoiooz
ten 4ogang til en- anoen Gfsdmen,
ION boloes brert treble Qar / 9ropins
lens 6opeoftao. Zen 6oloes / en-
iGrIig G%tsamensbal. DIR CT 6190tt efz
ter ianme Msniter iom zen forests
amensbal / 9etin9. 91noioaiernt
iamler Zig gerne / et Qntal al ii til
tolp 5uiino, men Der beI.aar tun ca.
Ire 3uiino.
qrsoerne beftaar / Cpsaper, ifreps
ne i BEN f~lasIite Stil men ef,er Sus
tommelien alene. 0psdoerns inole
oeres unoer ct paataaet Qaon, % for
at Gtsdminator life Ital qentente
sodanDitriften ,topieles Opgaoerne,f sr
De afeOeres, At Siripere.
poo Gntetejierinoens 5srislsoae
games Der en- eti%traoroinqr 3iaaoelie
til at af6oloe etsaminer. geD en-
al oisie, Der bolbtes / Qanfin, mso.e
Der $4,000 Stuoenter, og Der funbs
fun beitaa - 80. ri De Opgaper.
iom 9upes peb osnne 2ejlig6,o, nupz
ner Ri: o5oroben itemte aonfuIus
operens meo 5imme.ens Cher, %:
oQae 3ing. fom er be famine al
art, er Iie %boeranbre. 6oorfor ffuae
oi tpiels meO 6enIbn til MenneItst,
fom ON BET par en- e~neitaaenoe linn
iaselie berfro? gismanoen ca bi er
De famine af Qri."
Oct bliper foa &~anoioaternes Sao
reo Wlasier al 6itater, tnntteoe til be
rpgioae Sentenier, at oiIe oerss Be
Iqitbeo % 6utommeIis.
Zen nrfts @raO, 6oSeoFa0sgrus
oen, tages / petins. Ser famles fra
6 til 10 5uiinbe adnoiodter, men fun
$50 t%eitadr. 9aaoioaten treoer ino
| en- trans Gele. bbor ban fun moa
meobrinse Stripematerialer og be
alGber, ban barer. SAN maa fanIfe
tilbringe ire 9a9e og 10 Qatter / lin
iioIsrece Gele meb Ell Brett til Ga
be os ct onDet til goro, Der er fafet
til Mursn. !Sans Maaltioer iwsrDeres
Der. Dan mud nemlig life fcrIoos
i'm esne og ef fdlcFanbig imioleret
ira fine aommerdter og S~mperbenen.
prsDen er bdarb for Soft meb ct Ipoet
5slbrsb, oe Dsbsfalo | Generne bsres
life til Sj9lbsnbeberne.
Geaerne er orbnsbe | Retter. Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21
Smuler,
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Canada.
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S. Suli 6eapnote Misfionsmpoerne /
5Iarton. Brine aejiefaaer, gaitor&r.
9tnter og Misi STA So6nien tom fcr
tent frem til minneapolis for Soget
paa Sros8anen, rg paitorerne 8.
oanien og e. 8. SdmiOt pare 6inz
brere i al femme til 5ormioodgsmg=
eet paa @runo al ct 3eosfalo % en-
9~s9raoelie.
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Tionsmpoe i 5eiu Raon. Seq praois
teoe oper GrOene: ,7erIom pu tunz
&c fro, 0d Tube bu ie @uos Serligs
beo." Green er BEN itore 6opeoldg.
Gernings0eien o9 5ornuftreien CO be
d~Iminbelige firtelise Saopdners @ei
IRE life til5reo meo Cub, ei beasr til
bans ialige 6immel. Stun 3roen paa
SUBS Ssns Blob renter ira al Sbno.
BET bar ON 1enne De beaiges obrebare
3ro, at 6eaigaanoen bione6e blanbt
ps ON 5%ormiooagsn. Sad Op6olo
Ter Miiooag. MaofurDene frem
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gb &c Ome9n Blot / nogIe faa Qar;
men rem for alt oreieoe Samtalen
zig for 6srrens 5olt ON - .5eIus",
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li9e % epige @eliigneGer, eaer, om
mon beaere oil = ON SeIus, ION
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pdt.
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meote, maotte jea ncturligpis igen
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5os qrofeten Giaias, aap. 43, q,
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to9et meo bore forpentebe genner.
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ifenne Msbe / ,Gbsne3er" Neniafeo
meo nc9le bjertegri6enoe Orb, Ga Oi
titles aO meO ben 6ierteerfarina:
o6iDinotil 9srren bar 6julpet faa
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net pua Menig6eoen, bbor Ri 6olpt
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Tag. Zen narmeite gD er ben tore
6ergmie Stao 9ofpbsqs. Men b.n
bar 9eieirinestiltano pea @ruub al
en- GaIiforniatromp, Ipm baB6e me
get Jig ino | gben meo en- ,,5ariot";
bog, 5uititsraaoen o. andre 6sie
R~ecosherrer mente, at 9eitilenIen
oar mart pad l9arefob = boo life uo
for at alarmere be gooe 5armere, men
r1eaite tilba9e igen iii 9eroens @nbe,
9Oor ben tom fra. gon6eQs er eli
lers en- t~sipelig fife gp. Stun State,
at life fere at bore ssne 9anosmqnb
neoiGtte fig fOm 6orretningsm9nb
badoe | 5ldrton, 8ofpbens % aens
mare. 6porfor lobe 4meritdnerne
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6dge til Bethlehem ieen. Sgidd Der
bar en- life life 5lot WenneTfer iams
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idmles ON = Cubs afiggss
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bar ber Tom | 9dar. 30 Msber oo
ct WioDaesopbolb. Sgfoa Der mere
teoe Ri traftis 9eligadnbens Rors
parelie til aarbOm, JOrmanins os
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21
u. 90. q nOeren n.

Der er friitns 5oralore, fom neoz
brbDe gsrneres aarligbeO DerDeO, at
be lutte beres 5itrter for asrneses
fntaa gI9ber os Srrger pg fraDer bet
nrnnlise df benz, at be fun nlaa gl9be
fig peb bet famine fom be somle.
RgrbaM.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21

giIIeobater {. - Dc De
bente SoI0ater terpeoe
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Graelet.
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bliper ieubt til subifribcnter, inbtil uO
trsttelis 0piiselie mot tases al ub9ioerne
% al @qlo er betalt. / Gperensitelnmelle
meb Sc 5ortne6e staters 8pfttuue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-21

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. .;eb.-
rs ~second-klas matter.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23

A. Blocher.F. Smith. A. Davies, John
Thompson. :. Fargo. II. Hughes, G. s
Wison,'J. ". Cfeiger r. J. Beggs. q. W
Guliver. p. Mcpherson. J. NJ. Lockhart.
r. w. Sherman. C r. Goist J. Nliddonr.
Charles Heath. l. r. Hubbard. w. Deim,
". w. Armstrong, w J. Buck p NJ
Wilson. L. n. Gray. Fl. R Reed. r. r.
Wright. Charles Shields. r. X Ward lie
Favour. Ella Jennings. " !. SNYDER. N
Hayt. NJ. NJ. r Allen, Dan b Shields,
Bismarck Snyder. John Malta. Ben Hamp-
ton. 6. Boriman, Murdoch, Auzzons, lie
Mrs. william DEM and daughter Of
Nephi are visiting with Mrs. L. r. Hub
bard
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mcpherson
and Mrs. L. +. Hubbard entertained a
number of their friends AT cards. Tho IN
viUed guests We're; Misses Maud Gray. J.
Pearson. B. Wilson. G. Wilson. NJ Bail
lie. Eva Hughes. Carrie sutton. a. Har-
rington Lena MObir. Bates. Braunddge.
, La wrence. Berlin. Anna Hedges. MINNIE
Kescel. Jessie Hurlbut. Fargo. snyder
Peaster. Alma Andrews Jennie Aren't
bald and Mesdames Kelso. Drake, VIII
son. lie Compile. Taft. Hayt. Ferry. Allen.
Armstrong. Lees. BlOcher. Hines. ShleldS,
Geiger. J. F Geiger Heath. Diem. BOYD
Weeter White. lie Favour. Davis sutton
R +. Wright. L. b Wright. Mason. Nrul-
liver. Middour kimball. Thiriot. suck
Towey. Kimball. Pike. Bryson. Isocknatt =
DonOher. Davis. Ward. whitehead. Be&8S'
Lockhart. Love. Sherman. thompson
Fargo. HurIbut KesCel Hughes. Essei-
styn .McCarty. Condor. sutton. hneale'
Platt Harper Hedges. Bird. Townsend
McCir1th. McGil. McSoriey. Frazie, bruh-
dase GRAY. Jennings and Snyder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23
PARK CITY.

Misses Estella X Watson and Irma
Watson of Salt Lake and Mrs G. A
BIocher. Messrs. Dan B. Shields and G..
A. Blocher were jolly party that spent
Sunday last at the famous Hot Pots.
Rome Paxton left Sunday for Salt Lake
for a few days visit
Miss Mary Mcdonald left "Wednesday
for Heber. where she will visit for a short
time.
One Of the most successful picnics given
this summer was the one given Thursday
last by the Congregational and Christian
Science Sunday schools to the city grove.
All present had an enjoyable time.
Miss Claire kervin came up 20 the Park
Tuesday morning.
DR. Love was a passenger TO the Park
Thursday morning.
Sunday last Messrs. William Archibald.
NJ. d. Hurlbut. G.. r. Cushing. William
Westficld and w. ID. Sutton OF Park City
and r. ID. Sutton and A. ID. Sutton OF
Provo left for the Strawberry valley on
a ten daTs' fishing and hunting trip.
r. kimball was a passenger 10 the Park
on Thursday morning
Mrs. Pitt Adderly returned home Thurs
day morning.
The Lanyon family and Miss Cook spent
Friday az the Hot Pots.
The Misses Lillian and Frieda hunk en-
tertsined Informally in honor Of Miss Car
vie Atkinson, who Is Visiting with Mrs. G.
q. Hedges. The guests were the Misses
Lillian Hedges, Carrie Atkinson. Annie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23
RICHFIELD.

Richfield, Aug. 21.-Rcv, y. NJ Hansen
returned from 2 recent trip to Salt Lake
to attend the N. +. conference on Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs T. " ogden are visiting
in Boulder. this state
Mrs. Charles SkOugaard is visiting rel
atives in ScipiO.
Or Griffith. A NJ Heppler and ]. F.
Bean of this city and Victor Wells Of
Salt Lake are spending few days in
Grass Valley.
Miss Lora Starr has returned to this
city after an absence of eight months in
Mrs. NJ. J. Young of Salt Lake City is
spending some time on a visit with her
son. B. 5. Young
Mrs. DR.. Griffith is spending a few days
in Vermilion with her parents.
Andrew Lawson of Kimberly spent a
few days in Richfield this week.
Miss Lulu Morrison has returned 10 her
home in this city after a visit of five
weeks on Gold Mountain
Mrs. Heber Goodmansen spent lev
days visiting with her brother, p. c.
Mrs. L. 3. Kinney has gone to Salt
I Lake to receive treatment for an injury
to her back.
Miss Carrie Larsen of Ephraim is visit
/ ing relatives and friends in this city, the
guest of Mr.. and rms. James Christian
sen.
/ Mrs. r. NJ. Keen and mother, Mrs. Ma
son, have returned from trip OF Seyera
/ weeks to their old home in Illinois.
/ Apostle Hyrum Smith. L. John INITIAL
| and Mrs. Margaret Caine passed through
4 here Thursday morning on their way Il
attend the Wayne stake conference to b,
/ held at Giles.
/ There has been several premOnitory
/ signs of storm here lately. but so fal
/ outside of "a few slight showers the pre-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23

the prizes were awarded to Lillian Stan
ley, costumed as the yellow Kid" and
Walt Emery, as a clown.
Miss Belle Littlefeld- Of Morgan was in
Ogden Tuesday.
The Young Mems Mutual Of Weber
stake viii give an excursion to the Her
mitage Thursday of this week
The John Scowcroft & Sons company
gave an outing to its employees Wednes-
day ia Ogden canyon at the Hermitage.
Miss Edith Farr entertained Thursday
evening in honor Of Miss Ella Vaughan
of Logan. who was. during the week. the
guest Of Miss Nerna Bowman
One Of the charming events of the week
was given on Thursday evening, when
Miss Lanphere entertained the owls" at
crab party. The guest Of honor was
Miss Hehe i. Harrington Of Butte. Mont.
The affair was unique and original In
every detail. The guests were Miss Hebe
| 4. Harrington. Mesdames p. G. koerner.
Palmer of Chicago. James hurry of Da-
vid CITY. Neb.: Misses Florence Miller.
II. Carter. Luella Palmer of Chicago,
Mae Carter. Bertha Lessenger and y
Carter of Ogden.
The Shupe- Williams Candy company
gave it's annual outing yesterday for en-
| ployes and friends at the Oaks ard the
Hermitage in Ogden canyon Games OF
various kinds boating and dancing were
! INDUCED i'm until late i'm the evening. and
very enjoyable time was had. The out
were awarded for various contests and
/ dancing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23

Hedges and the Messrs. Clayton Stakool.
Dick Williams. Carl Stevenson, RAYMOND
Dresser. Billy Sutton and Baby Sykes
Mrs. Rich and daughter Mabel returned
home Friday afternoon. after a pleasant
visit in the Park with Mr.. Rich
Mrs. Kescel and Miss Minnie enter
tanned at dinner in honor Of Mr.. and MIS-
Rich and daughter Mabel.
Romano St. John left Tuesday for Ne
brasxa.
Misses Minnie Kescel and Mary Cook
and Messrs. Fred Cook, Narley. and ST
John spent Monday at the Daly-WeSt,
Upon their return from the mine "A Dutch
lunch was given BY Miss kescel.
Miss Isab ellc Grant came up from the
Kcogh- Wright hospital Thursday morn
Ing She viii remain two weeks IN the
Park, visiting her aunt, Mrs W J. BUCK
Mrs. Reece Williams returned home
Monday morning after a pleasant visit
with relatives in the city
A very pleasant lawn party was given
by Mrs. Davis in honor of Miss Dorothy
Heath. The invited guests were; The
Misses GeneVieve BOYD. Miriam Hubbard.
Lois LOckhart. Thelma Morgan. Emma
Sutton. Josephine McCarty. Florence
| kimbah. Henrietta Bird. Lucille Pike.
Linden sutton. Dorothy. Fargo. Eleanor
Jane Wright Grace Jennings, Ednell
/ IhiriOt and Lulu Carpenter and the
MeSsrs. Ira and Francis Diem. Robbie
! Boyd, Milton Lockhart, Gilbert Kimball.
] Eidder.
Scion spiro was a visitor to the Park
I this week
John Oldham returned home Thursday
morning.
Mr. Steele Of the Western Monitor minc
/ spent thursday in the Park.
Mrs. David Williams and daughI, IS are
visiting in the Park, guests of Mrs. Reecc
/ Williams.
one OF the pleasant events Of the week
/ was the party given by Misses Mcdonald
and Mum Tuesday evening. Cards and
/ music furnished enjoyment for the even
| ing, The house was beautifully decorated
WIN, WIN cur flowers. In the card game the
ladies' first prize was won by Miss F.
] Fischer and the second by Miss Carpen-
| ter. Roy Mcdonald won the gentlemen 8
/ first prize and VIII HOFFMAN the second
| The invited guests were: Mrs. JO' n Tai
| lon, the Misses Flossie Carpenter. agatha
| Durhns, Kate Sweeney. Annie Campbell
Katie Drew, Lizzie Drew, Laura; Town
| Nettie Gray. Lizzie Connolly jamie
| Nimms, Hannah Connolly. May Nimms
and Mary Kearnes; Messrs Ed Walker
! Ed PaXtOn.Jack Quinn. Robert Jennings
Sam Radon, Frank Shields, Roy Melon
\ aid. Harry Freeman A. SOderbOrg. l..
MuirbrOOk, i. Durkins, W. Holman. c
| Talon and J. Sullivan
William Kelly returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. Deighton and daughter were pass
engers to Salt Lake Monday last for
visit of ten days
Miss Della Williams returned hom
Thursday morning after pleasant week
visit with her aunt, Mrs David Williams
Friday evening at their home, Mr.. ant
Mrs. l. 3. Wight entertained q humble
of their friends at cards, sixty-three be
ing the game played The invited guest
were: Misses Lena Mobir, Groo Odell
| Pearson, Sutton, Fargo, Eva Hughes
Mabel Hughes. Bessie Wilson. Gencviev
| Wilson, Harrington, Gray, Berlin
| Schrack, Bates and Baillie and Messrs
and Mesdames Hines, F. A Bird. A r
Weeter. A A. Pike. Z. G. Kidder S. NJ
hidder, F. a. McCarty. W d. Sutton,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23
Brighton Notes.

A great many people have been spend
ing Few days at the hotel during tho
past week to avoid the extreme heat OF
the valley. Among the guests were Mr..
End Mrs. Robert Campbell Donald S. and
Rachel r. Campbell and Miss Adele Con-
stance Dewet Of Salt Lake: Mr.. and Mrs
q. /. d. Young, IT. G. Mcmillan. y. !.
Mcmillan. c. L. Keith. w NJ o Brien,
Joe Biewett Nellie Henderson Elma
Henderson. Mrs. J. II. Burt. Olive Elem
irg, J. w. Rookledge, Albert Fisher, Kari
Fisher. Dollie Trewhella, r. Kletting
Moritz Bamberger. c. J. Chester, A.
SchOll. DR.. and Mrs. CriswOld and chill
dren. Hector c. Griswold. George r. Tur-
ley, Miss Cottren Mrs. George Ewing
George Nelson and wife. Judge Andrew
Howat. w f. Lyons. Mr.. Wallace and
family. Fred Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A
Markell and children, Kitty NJ. Harris, Mr.
and Mrs Russell l.. Tracy and son. Mrs
Spencer and son. Miss Ross. Mrs. Sandy
Clark. Mrs. l.. W. Ghdden. +. NJ. Wilson
and wife. A. II. Mayne. Buck Mayne. 6
II. Tribe William Hatfield. Pearl Duke
and Vera Lynn.
There was a dancing party at the hOte
on Thursday evening and another on Sat
urday, and ali spent a very enjoyable
evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23
EUREKA.

F d Kimban spent the week in Idaho
Edward Pike was in salt Lake wednes-
n N Mum. manager of the Telluride
Power company, was up Tuesday from
Mrs. J. r. Harr Of salt Lake spent the
week here with her sister
Ms. F. p. Higson spent the week at
Castillo Springs.
Colonel Dan Martin returned Friday
from the Capital City
Hugh HeffeTnan took an outing this
week in Provo canyon
Mrs. Pat Shea. Mrs J. 3. CrOnin. Mrs.
James DriscON and Mrs. Pat Donnelly
and two children spent the week at Cas-
i'd Thompson left Friday for salt Lake.
from where he Will so to Logan to ac-
cept a position in the bank
Mrs. J. A. Hyde. jr-, is over from Nephi
for q visit with her mother. Mrs. Hector
Frazer.
Mrs. Professor A. G. Carlson has re-
turned from Minnesota, where she spent
the summer. accompanied from Salt Lake
BY Professor Carlson
ID A Depue. mama Of the TintiC
Lumber company at RI ,lnson, was sum
slloned to Paris. Ky. the first of the
week by the death OF a relative
Mrs J. {. Kirkendan Of the Hotel Nam
moth is entertaining her sister. Mrs. Hen
dersOn of salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs z. G.. Hanson are In Salt
Lake and Ogden canyon for ten days
Mrs. Ed Embleton went to Sandy Thurs
dav to attend the funeral of an uncle.
Samuel Spencer. who was gilled at the
Germauia smelteT "Wednesday
Miss Helen Earls and Harry harls are
here from Salt Lake TO make their nome
at the Bullion Beck mine.
Rev u. NJ. Heimick and family moved
to Salt Lake Wednesday, where Mr. Hell
mick viii have charge Of the lhtt Method
/ list church.
Angus Urquhart and WIN Myers are
here from Cripple Greek, Colo, and viii
remain until the labor troubles there are
adjusted.
Mr. and Mrs Con Kopman returned
Tuesday from A ten weeks trip through
/ the northwest.
a son was born last Saturday 10 the
I home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. kENger,
Miss Loretta Blair and r. T Johnson
were married Wednesday at Nephi- Ihey
will make their home in Eureka
! J. w. Jackman Of the United states
| smelter and Mar. Graham were up Sunday
/ and Monday from West Jordan.
! Colonel John McChrystal was in SAIL
} Lake Wednesday and Thursday on mining
; business.
/ c. =. Loose and G. Z. Allen Of the
! Grand Central and Centennial Eureka
mines were in camp during the week
/ Miss Mary Haynes Is at home from an
I extended stay at Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23
LOGAN.

Mrs c. G. Amussen entertained at din
ner on Tuesday in honor Of salt Lake
Ogden and Provo visitors A delicious
Iepast was served at the Amussen resi-
dence and when dinner was finished car
riages appeared at the door and the de-
lighted guests were treated 70 a drive
about the city and vicinity. Those present
were: Mrs. Amelia Nelson and Miss Lou
Nelson of Provo. Mrs NJ. A. Cannon and
Mrs Sarah J. Cannon of Salt Lake city
Martha Mar Wright of Hyrum. Mesdames {.
G. Amussen. Joseph Morrell. John Need
hans, Adeline Barber. Torgeson, J. A
McAlister, Martha Amussen' , G9r6on'
Affleck. Hatch and Howell
John Spande VIII leave Tor Europe
shortly 10 visit his mother, whom he has
not seen for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Otte OF Preston,
Ida, visited relatives and friends In Lo-
gan this week
d. c. spent the week in Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Nibley. jr.. arrived
Pin Logan this week from Star Valley
where they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. LindQuist of Ogder
are visiting relatives in this city.
Rev. n. F.. Clemenson went to Salt
Lake yesterday TO spend several days
President w. H. Lewis of the Benson
stake was i'm Logan on Thursday.
Samuel Oldham returned Wednesday
from a delightful trip to the nationa
| park
fTeSluellt JpsepH NhoA ~ anu wiz
/ tied friends in Rexburg. Ida, this week.
/ D. p. Tarpey OF Ogden was a loca
visitor this week.
Moses c. Davis Of Provo was in LOgar
/ this week.
Mrs. Della Bertelseu has returned to hel
home in Nevada. after a pleasant visit o
| two months with her parents, Mr.. am.
| Mrs. A. Gordon.
w J. Robinson visited in Tooele coun
! ty this week.
! George Parkinson and Miss Florence
Wilson. two popular young people OF this
| city. were married IN Salt Lake on Wed
! nesday. a big reception was rendered
! them at the home OF the brides parents
/ last night.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Osro Crockett of Preston
| visited in Logan this week