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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-14

Agricultural college. which occurred this
week, drew TO Logan great many
strangers from ali parts OF the state. and
Logan folk have entertained much DUR
Ing the week in their honor The alumni
banquet and ball at the COLLEGE vas one
OF the brilliant social events Of the year.
E P Bacon reached Logan again this
week after an extended absence in Colo
rado-
Ray Irvine Of Salt Lake. who recently
returned from Germany, is visiting with
Logan friends.
Miss Hermione Hart Of Paris. Ida. was
the guest Of her brother, Judge c. H
Hart this week
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Jensen of Brigham
visited in Logan this week
Eugene Santschi, former student OF
the A. q but who VIII enter West Point
on the 18th. spent the first days of the
week as the guest Of Logan friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davidson returned
this week from Rexburg, Ida, where they
visited with friends.
Dr. Joseph w Thatcher of San Fran
cisco stopped off in Logan this week on
his way home from the east to visit with
his mother and other relatives for few
DAYS.
Misses lydia Owen and Grehta Carbon
entertained at china shower on Friday
evening in honor of Miss Della Torgeson-
The affair was held at the home of Miss
Carbon. which was tastefully decorated
in green and white. The evening was
very pleasantly passed ia social pastime,
and in sampHng an elegant luncheon pro-
vided- Miss TorgesOn was presented With
handsome china fish set by the gentle
mon present The guests were: MessrS
and MesdameS Madison. W. y. Croxah
s A Langton, J. A. Laughton. w b
Preston. Leo Campbell, Joseph Odell
Frank Hanks. r. Leroy Carbon. Louis
Cannon. AIRS. Williams of Piedmont,
Wyo.; Misses Effie Smith, Annie EliasOn.
Hilda EtiaSOn. Mae Cross, Walters Ray
Campbell, Josephine BOdeTs. NJ. A forge
son. Josephine Thatcher, Mitchell. AIillie
Howell and Messrs. c A GOWans. George
Torgeson. H. W. Hill, J. G Walters, E
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IN SOCIET 7Y.

Of Mrs < A Littlefield. is in Ogden and
expects to reside here permanently.
Ahe wedding on Monday night at the
nome u Dir. and Mrs. ]. S. Houtz IF
their daughter, Phoebe, 20 John NJ
Browning, IT., was a pretty and inter
esting social event. The bride was at
tended by her sister Miss Virginia Houtz,
- maid or honor. and BY Miss Louise
Browning as bridesmaid. Walter Clark
was the groom's best man. Gus Wright,
IT. ana George Gibbs of Salt Lake We're
the ushers. Squire Coop played the we'd
dlnS march TO the strains Of which the
party entered the room The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Il. J. Goshen M
and Mrs Browning will live in Ogden
and are already erecting a cosy home
Thursday evening. at the home Of Mr.
ana Mrs X 5 Hadley, in the Third ward,
occurred the wedding of their daughter
Eua- 70 chester s Dean Justice Howell
performed the ceremony.
Tuesday morning, al the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Fell. was soIennized the
marriage of their daughter Carrie NJ
70 BENJAMIN T. Gillette, il. Rev z. l.
Gosaen performed the ceremony and the
couple left on the Southern Pacific mid
day train for California, where they will
spend a month
Miss Carmen Lesne arrived Sunday
from Paris, after remaining over few
day II New York She is a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Zinn.
Miss Kate CaTnahan entertained yes
terday afternoon in honor of Miss Pearl
Richards. whose wedding on Wednesday
next TO Joseph McFarlane is to be one
of the interesting June events. Cards
are out for the wedding reception TO be
given Thursday evening bV the brides
mother at $50 Twenty-fOurth street Sat
urday- June ., Miss Richards was the
guest of honor al a handkerchief shower
given by Miss Peery. Miss Lettie Rich
ards entertained for her at a neckwear
shower and Thursday Mrs. Henry stew
ems entertained with a kitchen shower
for the same popular guest
Miss Ethel Olson of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs George NJ. Hanson
Mrs. Glasmann and Miss HOrr have
gone TO California to spend several weeks.
VIII HoWarth and ". .. Kay left
Wednesday for a trip TO the northwest
and to California.
Miss RhOda Stevenson and VIII Watson
were married Wednesday in the temple
at Salt Lake. They left yesterday for
Chicago, where the young man is en-
ployed.
Miss Emma Ramsey visited several
days early in the week with her sister.
Mrs. E S Carroll. but returned to her
home in Provo Wednesday.
GlenwoOd park opened Monday evening.
fully 1000 people entering the gates. The
resort bids fair to be as popular as ever
this season.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson have re-
moved from their Twelfth street home
TO the Hermitage in Ogden canyon, where
they viii spend the summer sea son.
MI Malan has opened the resort at
Malan's Heights for the sea son. The Ma
tOnal Art and Science league memb ers
are to camp there during the next three
weeks.
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R. Greaves, c. A. shepard Fanny Bon
nette, Emma Warfieid. Emily Gray H.
5. Payne. Annie Gillespie. May Glazier
William Silver. James Glove NJ A Tay-
Tor. Lehi. George Austin. Behi: George
Webb, Lehf. G. +. Loose. j. c. Graham.
Matte Ward, Addie Passey. Robert An
derson. Ada Fuller. Clara Henry. John
Dixon, PaysOn: Alice Brown. Eva Ward.
Maud Graham. RetJa Grey. Lille Knight
Laura FOOte. James George. Tessie
Dimes. La PTele Dunn. Jennie Thomas.
Edna Thomas. Clara and Lucia Stewart.
Sarah Cuff, Mayben Moore, Sarah
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. King entertained
the Card club at their elegant home on
Thursday evening The feature of the
evening was the choice musical selections
{ rendered by Garner Stenhouse of San
Francisco. which surprised and en-
ehanted his many Provo friends Dainty
refreshments were served and an ideal
evening realized by all.
Miss Emily Davis VIII spend the sum
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Davis.
Mrs. Allie John entertained a number
OF Nephi friends this week. among whom
was her mother, Mrs. Whitaker, and
daughter.
Mrs Hyrun Cuff gave charming
KensingtCn in honor of the wives of the
Cuff brothers on Friday afternoon, at
her home.
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LOGAN.

Mrs. saran B. Card of Baker City, Ore.
IS visiting with Logan relatives and
friends.
Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Gowans of Mt
Pleasant spent two or three days of the
week with their Logan friends, of whom
they have a host
Miss Elsie Walters of Chicago. a sister
of Attorney J. c. Walters of this city,
IS here for a brief visit.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis T Cannon were in
Logan this week the guests of Mrs Can
mons parents, Congressman and Mrs.
Howell
Mrs. James Chapman OF American Fork
is visiting with Mrs. z ". Robinson.
Mrs. ". s. Needham and Mrs William
Thornton Of American Fork were in Lo-
gan this week as the guests OF Mrs. F. T.
Hyde.
Miss Ida Hansen, daughter of Mayor
LORENZO Hanson. entertained at dinner
on Sunday in honor of her mother. whose
birthday IL was The invited guests were.
Congressman Joseph Howell, Mrs. Howen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph MOrren. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis T. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. S
B. Milton and Misses Mamie and Maggie
MOrrelL
The commencement exercises of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-14

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PARK CITY.

One of the events of the week was the
dancing party at the Ontario Mil board
ing house Monday evening, given by Mrs.
Galligan and the Misses Kate Malone.
Lizzie COnOley and Genevieve Fitzpat-
rick The music was furnished by Pro-
feSsor George wilson. Richard waters.
Frank Aubrey and Stanley OSika. A
SumptUOus supper was served at mid
night Those who enjoyed the evening
were the Misses Veronica Fitzpatrick,
Pearl BrOckway. Hannah Connolly. Mary
Mcdonald. Kate Connolly, Christiana Ne
Donald, Minnie Cunningham, Agnes
TOWey and Shields, and the MeSsrs-
Hurley, Connolly. Fitzpatrick. Donovan,
HaTan. McQueeney. Walker. Malone Gal
Ivan, II. Malone. Shields, Cloonan, Free
man. Fraser Mcdonald, Clarke and
Cavanaugh
The Misses Martha and Elizabeth Ian
ming left Wednesday for California. where
they will spend the summer visiting with
friends.
Wendell Cunningham was a passenger
to the city Wednesday.
The social dance given by Professor
Il. 3. Younger Thursday evening was
largely attended.
Wednesday, evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs LenOrd Kimbail Miss Carrie
Sutton entertained number of her
friends in honor of Garren StenhOuse of
San Francisco, Cal The game OF the
evening was whist and the prizes we're
won as follows Ladies first prize, Mrs.
H G. Bates: ladies' second prize, Mrs
Middower; gentIement' s first prize G. T.
Meyer; gentlemen's second prize. Z: h
lOWfN. HE ilNiNCQ EANSN~ w. ~AAtTSS~S
Bailey. Smith, Kescei. Sutton, Towey and
Getch: Mesdames Kescel Bates. Towey,
NIiddOwer. Staley. Sutton, Warde. Goist,
Smith, Beggs. Robbins; Messrs- Bates,
Towey Middower, Staley. sutton. Goist,
Smith Beggs. Robbins. Mixer Woods, D.
Sutton. Stenhouse. Fisher. Peteson and
Thursday the Misses sutton and Suth-
erland and the Messrs. Kimban and
StenhOuse drove over to Heber. where
Miss Sutherland and Mr.. Stenhouse left
for Provo
Mrs. D. c. Mclaughlin and party
of friends from Salt Lake were IN the
Park this week.
Saturday evening at the Masonic hall
class day exercises were held by the Sc
Nor class of the Park City High school
A large number of invited guests were
present and an excellent programme was
rendered. Following is the programme
Song, THE Gay Senior Class. class;
saITitatorv. Eva Lambert. class history.
Carl Stevenson; class poem, E'reida- Funk,
grafton, Jerry Harrington; song, Gradu-
atiug Time class; La Reuate Men
deante" Mayme Fernelty: class prophecy.
Florence Carpenter; debate, Leo Durkin
and Harry Freeman: comedy, "A Rainy
Dav" Kathryne Cunningham, Mary Nc
Donald, Willard Mcclellan; Die Scheu
Kung." Lorenzo MurbroOke; song, Sc
niors' Farewell" class.
Samuel Ascheim was a visitor 10 the
Park Wednesday.
Henry Hirschman was in the Park TINS
The women's Athenaeum held its an
lauaI meeting at the home of Mrs. BeEgs
Monday afternoon. June 8. Miss Burhn
reviewed the look. Every Inch a King,
and the election Of officers for the en-
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EUREKA.

Mrs. NJ. D. Hewlett and son are in
Denver on a visit
Mrs. E G. Hanson returned the first of
the week from a months stay in salt
John H. lEcChrystaI is in California on
Mrs t. c. Ba6bitt is visiting salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan spent the
Mrs. Phil Clark is at home from the
Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake, where
she has been for several weeks
George W HOdgins spent last Sunday
with friends in the Capital City.
J. W. Hurd and Miss Annie Hurd left
Tuesday for Connecticut, where Miss
Hurd will remain for q year.
William S. Little. A. Mayer and l.
Hill, Salt Lake travelling men, were in
Eureka during the week
Mrs Carl Mangum and children have
gone to Ogden to spend the summer
w J. Russell has disposed Of his resi-
dence property here and will take his
family to Idaho to live.
Mrs. Mary Locks of Salt Lake has pUr-
chased the Oxford hotel of Mrs. H. w
Morse Mrs. Morse and daughter will
make their future home, in Salt Lake
The MasOns have issued invitations to
members of the lodge and relatives Of
Masons to social session on the even
ing of the 23d.
The Elks have received some handsome
souvenir badges. which are to be distrib-
uted to their guests at the annual ball on
The knights and Ladies of the Mac
cabeeS will hold memorial services in ODD
Fellows hall Sunday evening, to which
the public is invited.
Plans are well under way for a rOusing
celebration of the glorious Fourth" in
Eureka. There will be the usual exer-
cises in the morning. including a Goddess
of Liberty and grand parade In the aft
ernoon there will be a ball game, horse
races, loot races and sports for the chill
dren, besides drilling contests, for which
SIS will be offered in prizes The chill
dren will have a dance in the early even
17<7r- F0er7 he
grown up folks will trip the light fan
tastic. A brass band has been engaged
for the day, and there will also be some
fireworks Everybody is promised q good
time by the committee on arrangements,
which will have about 500 with which to
make it's promise good.
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suing year resulted il Mrs NJ " f
Allen being elected president, Mrs.
Neeter. first vice president Mrs c. NJ
Wilson, second vice president Mrs. L.
r Hubbard, secretary; Mrs Charles
Shields. treasurer, Mrs. I. 3. Wight.
critic, Mrs e J. Beggs, historian and
--iSS . ul-.l, A1la- ian -AS ,ohVAS ~
appreciation Mrs Hubbard. on behalf Of
the members Of the club presented the
retiring president, Mrs Beggs. and the
retiring first vice president. Miss Burlin,
each with bouquet OF carnations tied
with the clubs cOlors- After partakius
of dainty. refreshments. served by the
hostess, the club adjourned for the sum
mer months.
jay johnson came up to the Park sun
day on the excursion.
The ladies of the n z church gave
a supper Thursday evening for the bene-
fit of the church.
Monday afternoon the various rooms
of the Park City public school held their
exhibit, and the work displayed reflected
great credit on both teachers and pu-
pills
The event of the season was the dan
cling party given in the Maple hall Tues
day evening by the Messrs- and Mes
danes Wight Weeter. r T. Wight,
Donoher, Sherman, Armstrong. Bloeher.
Fargo, Cost and LOckharL The music
was furnished by Professor George VII
sons orchestra of eight pieces The
punch bowl was presided over by the
Misses Hannah LacOmpt, Il. Lambert and
Florena Hurlbut. and the han was deco
rated with palms and cut flowers, the
center or the hall being made TO repre-
sent a flower garden Light refreshments
were served. Those present were Misses
Farrell williams. Stevenson. Stellman.
Newcomb. Bird Faey, Loon Goliath,
Harkins. Malone, Harrington. Burbie,
Lambert. Balm. Goodrich. Getch and
Towey: Messrs. and Mesdames D. c
Mclaughlin, Joseph Chartrand. w D.
Sutton L. Kimball, Heath, Smith.
Shields Dr. Wilson. Hoffman. Johnson.
Essvlstyne Dr. Lecompt. Davis, Bird.
HartSOOk Lamb Thompson. Buck,
DALEY Dresser. Barson- MORALS Col
bath. Jeffs. LecOmpt. Mixer, J. Thomp-
son. Quincy Marsis, FAN. COelhentss.
Hawkins, Watson, P. Dresser, E Fischer,
Hance and Peterson.
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PROVO

Mrs. David Clark and daughter. Mil
dred Of Denver are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A d Sutton.
The members of the NJ. l. A. and the
Sunday school of the Second ward gave
a strawberry festival in honor of Miss
Lizzie Thatcher who IS about to leave.
A fine programme WAS rendered and a
good time was had by ali present.
Mrs William Strong has returned from
a very pleasant visit in Salt Lake
Mrs NJ. l. Pratt and daughter Olive
have gone to California TO spend the sum
mere, where Olive will attend the sum
mer school at the state university at
Berkeley They VIII visit Mrs Pratt S
son and his wife. Mr. and Mrs Farley
Mrs. Agnes Cummings of Heber is Wis
iting friends in Provo.
Miss Miriam Nel1e is in Denver attend
ing the elOCutOnists convention
Mr.. Biersach is east attending fam
Mrs. ]. J. Mum and daughter Flor
ence have gone east to spend the sum
Mrs. J. Beck is very seriously i'll in
the east. where she has been visiting
Mr.. Beck left Saturday to accompany
The Cuff family will give grand
reunion at the Lake resort Friday, June
Judge NIarioneaux has been in Provo
Mrs. E. a, wedgewood is visiting in
Mrs. F. W. Muhlenbruch is visiting in
Eureka
Miss Lenora Gage has gone to Cali
fOrnia to join her mother,
Miss Fanny Stewart gave a charming
reception, in honor of the Ladies Re
publican club. at the club rooms on Fri
dav afternoon A choice musical pro-
er2mrne was rendered and delicious re-
freshments served. The affair was clev-
erly managed and greatly enjoyed by the
following guests: Mesdames Mary Vim
cent. Mary Boshard. Kitty a. Hanes,
William Burton, Reed Smoot, Minnie
Stanley. Helen Homer. Thomas John.
Barbara Hoover. Eleanor More, Grace
Cheever, B. Bachman, May GlaZer. Sadie
Graham. s Homer Frances Knight, L.
Mcbride, Jane Cheever, Gertrude Page.
z. :. Simons, Ina HOdsOn, Martha Dunn.
Anna SEEK. Minnie Hardy, Eliza Nelson.
Lizzie Stark. r. HarIenbruck. Annie J.
Akin. Hagar Singleton, Rowena Boorhe,
Emily G. Cuff, J. H. Denhalter, z P
Harding Anna Roberts, Naomi Arm
strong, Emma Zalbuske, Della Comant,
DR.. Snyder, D. Jackman, Pearl Yates,
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OGDEN

Mrs. Q. w AIcCune entertained Friday
afternoon in honor Of Miss Mabel Nc
Cune Of Nephi. The guests spent the aft
ernoon pleasantly. a musical guessing
game furnishing much entertainment.
Miss Pearl Richards was the fortunate
winner Of a dainty prize. Punch was
served to the guests during the afternoon
by the guest Of hOnor-Miss McCune-and
by Miss Florence Scowcroft. Several
musical selections added much interest
10 the occasion. The affair was given
at the new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cune on TWenty-SeVenth street. The
guests were; Miss McCune. Mesdames J.
Il Herrick, Warren Watts. Henry stew
rens, Walker West. William Purdy, Rich
ard Porter. Arnold Bowman, Virgil Game,
E Paul Jones. Josh Grant Frank Stew
ems, Misses Pearl Richards, Lettie Rich
ards. Louise Peery, Lillian Stevens.
Juanita Kay. Nettie Herrick, Virginia
Borrows, Julia Wright, Clara Eldredge,
Kate Carnahan. Florence ScOwCrOft.
Mrs. ] H Knaus and three younger
sons have gone east and will visit the
summer with Mrs Knaus' parents in H.
linOis.
Edwin L. Potter Of Boston. a cousin
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EXCURSION.
5000 Round Trip-

BY special train leaving salt Lake Z
O'Clock sunday evening next. or
o'clock Sunday morning. See Oregon
Short Line agents for particulars
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A GOOD TIME.
Residents Of O1inghouse Can
you Will Enjoy Themselves

From the minutes Of a meeting held
by camp folks. on the evening of the
9th inst. for the purpose of considering
ways and means and appointing COM
mittees tosscarry out an elaborate pro-
gramme of festivities Christmas eve;
we CLEAN the following: That the sew
eral committees were appointed and
empowered to extend an invitation 10
the public to attend the Christmas tree
grand ball and midnight barbecue, CIV
en- in honor to Santa Claus, by the
residence of Olinghouse mining camp.
Ample funds were subscribed to de-
fray all expenses and If there be any
who care to know the hospitality and
good cheer of the people who live in a
mining camp; be sure to come, for II
is going to be the Christmas eve. of q
life time, a rich treasure for the mem
ory in years to come.
The new Harrington piano just re-
ceived by Robt. Cozzens was pur-
chased by him to insure music thai
would appeal to the gay dancers. Music
will be furnished by we'll known Local
talent.
Every arrangement is being made
to afford the most perfect appointments
and enjoyable affair in the history OF
the camp.
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SU NJ MON S.

In the Second Judicial District Court, of the
State OF Nevada, in and for Washoe County.
Blanche Earlston, Plaintiff, VS.. Richard
Earlston, Defendant.
TINE STATEOF NEVADA SENDS GREET
Il ING to Richard Earlston. You are here
against you as defendant by Blanche Earlston
as plaintiff in the Second Judicial District
Court of the State of Nevada, In and for the
County OF Washoe, and answer the complaint
therein within ten days after the service on
you OF this Summons exclusive Of day of ser
vice., If served in said county, or twenty days
il served out OF said county, but within said
District, and in all other cases forty days or
judgement by default will be taken against you
according TO the prayer of said complaint. Tho
action is brought to recover a judgement and
decree Of this Court that you, defendant, be
declared to be the father of Erwin Earlston, an
infant child, now living with plaintiff, and for
further order and decree of the Court that your
right, title and interest in the personal proper
ty described in the complaint fled herein, be or
dered. set over and apart to the plaintiff here
in, for the use and benefit of the said p~laintif,
and for the support and maintenance OF your
said infant child, Erwin EarlSton.
All of which will more fully appear from the
Complaint, which is on file In the Office Of the
Clerk of said Court, at Reno, in said county,
you are further notified that IL you fail to ap-
pear and answ r said complaint, the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded.
In Testimony Whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand and af1xed the seal OF said
49, Court, at Reno, this 4th day Of De-
SEAL cember, A.. d. 1903.
Clerk Of the Second Judicial District Court OF
the State Of Nevada, in and for Washoe County
W, H. A. PIKE,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 1888
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Bilious Collie Prevented.

Take a double dose Of Chamberlain's
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as soon as the first indication of the
disease appears and a threatened attack
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Griswold.
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to give him the experience Of others
in all the advanced methods and
Improvements which are an invalu-
able aid in securing the largest pos
sible profit from the farm. and with
special matters for every member Of
his family.
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Good, Live
Local Newspaper

to keep him in touch with the do
ings Of his neighbors, the home
markets, and all items of interest
to himself and family.