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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11
SWllCHMAN MEETS DEATH
JOHN G. QUINN, CRUSHED BY A
III SWITCH ENGINE IN THE NJ. s.
4 ST. l.. YARDS, DIES SOON AFTER.

Il John c. Quinn. a. switchman em-
ployed by the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
railroad company, was killed beneath
the wheels of switch sengines i'm the
yards near Fourth avenue N early this
morning. He did not see the APP
preaching engine until it struck him.
He was Knocked down and the en-
CINE passed over his body. A pay-
Stefan was summoned but could do
nothing for him. He was married and
resided atr215 Eighth street Sc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11
TO HOLD UP BUDGET


ST. Paul has a group of republican as
semblymen which is determined to save
the city some money and they are appar-
emily in position to dictate, altho they are
IN a minority. They refuse to approve
the financial budget for next year, unless
certain items are cut. 1t is argued that
the city engineers emergency fund could
be cut from 100000 to $4,000, that $4,000
could easily be taken off the courthouse
and city hall maintenance fund, that $50,
900 could be saved on the waterworks ex-
stras The republicans are willing to ac-
cept $4,000 increase for the st. Paul ex-
hibit at the worlds fair, but insists on
saving $4,000.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11
Excursion Rates East

Dec. IL to % there will be low round
trip rates in effect from Minneap polls
to eastern points. Tickets good on the
Pioneer Limited, the train of trains
and three other daily trains via the
Chicago, Milwaukee s& st. Paul rail
way. Albany, $40: Boston, $40; M on
treal, $35: Portland, Me-, $40; Quebec
$40; Syracuse, $40; Toronto, $50; St
John, n. B., $50. To other points in
proportion. Tickets 32S Nicollet ave
hue, w. 3. Dixon, N. w. P. A, ST
Paul. t,s
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To-MoRRoW's JOURNAL.

Every voter in Minneapolis will be
Interested in the analysis of tile new
charter just completed. and a COM
parison with the old or present char
ter. The work is done by one of the
new charter commission and tells just
what every voter in Minneapolis
wants to know.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11
Omaha Calendars for 1904.

The popular business calendar is
sued every year by the Omaha road is
now ready for distribution. For copies
of this calendar call at City Ticket
Office. 600 Nicollet av, or it will be
mailed to any address in the United
States or Canada upon receipt of 10
cents to cover postage and wrapping,
by T. w. Teasdale, General Passenger
Agent, Paul. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11
Good Shoes

Following are just few suggestions:
Mems Or .Women's Hanan Shoes for
street or dress wear. the new styles, for
SIS and So.
Mems Emperor Shoes, So so.
Mems Slippers for 81 so, So and
So so.
r. Mems good shoes for 50, So. so, SO.
Women's Felt Slippers, 81 and 81 SO.
Women's House Slippers, 81. 30,
ST. so and So.
Womcn's new, stylish shoes for 81
and 81 so.
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Xmas and New Years Rates.

On Dec. "a, %. 81 and Jan. / the
Minneapolis & st. Louis will sell ex-
scursion tickets at rate offare and one
third for.the round trip; final return
limit Jan. 4. For rates time of trains.
etc. call on ]. G. Riekel, City Ticket
Agent, No. i Washington av S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-12-11
A vICKsBURG MONUMENT
Architect Instructed to Draw Plans
Minnesota Memorial

Minnesota Memorial.
Cass Gilbert, an architect of ST. Paul.
was yesterday authorized to prepare de-
sign and AN estimate of cost for a rnonu-
nent In 1.-THE national park at Nicksburg
in honor of the Minnesota volunteers who
fought in the siege of that city, The
Commissioners. appointed last winter by
Governor s. r. Van SAINT. are making the
necessary prepare lions for the monument,
but cannot proceed with active work u,l-
til ali appropriation is made by the fegis
ID ture.
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The Main Travelled Line

to Sioux City and Omaha is the North
Western Line (Omal1a. road). Five
trains "a day with connections in Union
for Denver. Colorado Springs,
Pueblo, !. Salt Lake City and all
points In Oregon and California.
Thru tourist cars for California Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday every
week. rs Get tickets and information
at 500 Nicollet ay.. Minneapolis, MINI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20
Mr. PHEASANT

Edgar Howe, grand foreman and G. Il.
Bachman Of the grand lodge finance COM
mittee Of the A. O. II. w. lodge were in
Mt. Pleasant early in the week explain
ing 70 the local lodge the details of the
plan upon which the beneficiary end of
the organization has recently been placed.
The local lodge has been losing strength
rapidly since the new plan was inaugur-
ated but IT looks much more favorable
now.
" y. Candland entertained at a card
party Monday evening. a number Of gen
tlemen friends being present a nice lun-
cheon was served.
Miss Agnes Jorgenson went to Richfield
Monday on a short visit with relatives.
Miss Celia Jensen was down from Salt
Lake early in the week on a visit to
relatives.
P. II. Westenslow and wife OF Imbler,
Ore, were in town during the week. on
their way from their present home TO
their former home in Manu. They were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cherry, the latter
and Mrs. Westenskow being sisters.
Mrs. James Brown came down from
Salt Lake Tuesday to remain an in
B. F. Loven spent couple of days in
Manti
c. n. Lund, ST., is a salt Lake visitor
this week on school and church business.
Mrs. j. +. Jorgenson went to Richfield
Wednesday to join her husband who Is
employed there. The ywil remain.
"Corianton" IS billed to play at the 10
cal opera house the night after Christ
mas.
Professor. George H. Marshall. principal
of the Wasatch academy, started Thurs
day on a trip into and through W ash
ington and Oregon He viii be absent
, for couple Of WeeksN
A grand masquerade ball was enjoyed
by a big crowd at the local opera house
Friday evening.
Mrs. William Matson came in from her
home at Eureka Thursday to spend the
holidays with her parents.
Mrs Elizabeth Chaplin came home from
her Ut -, county trip on Thursday.
Mr.. a. Mrs. J. W. Ellison returned
Friday to their home in Nephi after a
couple of weeks here with their daughter
Mrs. George Christensen, who has been
seriously in.
Roy Nielsen and Sven Hakensen came
home from school at salt Lake Friday
70 spend the holidays
The most successful school function OF
the season in Fairview was the johann
sen-Nielsen wedding reception at the
brides home Thursday afternoon and
evening. Mr.. Johansen is one of the
city's best known and estimable young
men, while the bride, the eldest daughter
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BINGHAM.

T. {. Weber has returned from kich-
field. after few days visit with his fam
Mrs. C. II. Lash5rook and Master
Charles Of Salt Lake are guests Of Mrs
Lashbrook's sister. Mrs. David I1chner.
Miss Lizzie Standish, daughter Of Coun-
ty Commissioner Fl. N. Standish. has re-
turned 20 salt Lake after two weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs e.. 81. Roberts returned after a
weeks visit with relatives in American
Fork
William Robinson Is rapidly recovering
from injuries received IN an accident
which occurred last week
Mrs. Arthur Custer returned to West
Jordan after few days sO1ourn with rel
atives and friends.
Professor w. J. Mclaughlin spent sun
dav with his family I'M Salt Lake.
Mrs. Emma Merrill sister Of Mrs.
Mayme Jimpson, returned Monday TO her
home IN SAT- Lake after two weeks
visit.
Livingston scovinc has returned home
after short stay I'm stockton
Mrs. AIDE HeastOn was a salt Lake VS.
ltor the first part Of the week.
The many friends Of Mrs. Lena Gabriel
son planned very successful surprise
party on her in honor Of her birthday
Tuesday evening. Games and progressive
whist were the features Of the evening.
a dainty lunch was served, after which
the guests departed for their homes, wish
ing the hostess many more happy BIRTH
days.
day afternoon Al the home OF Mrs. Robert
Herrick. The president Mrs. Mamie
Forbes. presided, The club listened 60
some very interesting papers on Events
nette: I'm Literature, Mrs. Forbes.
xmas Customs in Different Countries.
Mrs. Mary StricllieN- Xmas la BrltiHnv.
by Mrs. Graham. The club adjourned Tor
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Lake CITY spent the fore part OF the
week with Logan friends
r. II. Brush OF Palouse. wash. is Wis
itinE friends here.
f. +. Weidner of salt Lake City Is Wis
iting in Logan as the guest Of Mrs. FL. S.
Ormsby
George W. Thatcher entertained at din
ner on Tuesday IN honor Of his wife,
whose birthday IL was. A delicious re-
past was paVtaken Of by the following
named guests: Nlr. and Mrs. y. a..
Thomas. Nfr. and Mrs. B. II. Pyper nv.
and Mrs. 3. @. Thatcher, Air. and Mrs.
A 7. Farrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Piper Of Salt
Lake City visited friends IN Logan this
VecE.
Edmund Buckley Of Franklin. IDA. is
in Logan on a visit to friends
r. T. Petty Of Richmond was I'm Logan
Tuesday on a visit TO his children To-
Gated here.
The announcement is out of the mar
riage of J. c. HOgensen. formerly of New
ton. butno w connected with the bureau
of soils q Washington, d. c., and Miss
Lydia Baker Of MendOn- They viii be
united here DEC. p.
r. r.. Lloyd of salt Lake City visited
i'm Logan this week
2. W. Vaughan visited in Salt Lake
this week
J. w Crawford. manager of the Union
Mercantile company, was pleasantly sur
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ploteiy by surprise and made jolly with
games and refreshments until a late
hour. The guests present were. Mes
danes Blanche Pehrsen, Anna Frost.
Christensen. Fern Petersen. Renda
Christensen. Alice Otterstrom. Jennie
Blaine. Adeiinc Griffiths.
Misses Cordie and Merle Petersen or
sahna were guests Of Miss Ruth Dorius
Mrs. Dora McFarIane Of salt Lake city
is here on an extended visit with her
parents
The ". o. c. +. club met on Monday
evening at the arcade, Miss Hannah
Brienholt entertaizin-
The Autumn Leaf club will not meet
until after the HOLIDAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank OtterstrOm Of
Huntington are here on visit and viii
remain until after the HOLIDAYS.
Mr. and Mrs William Bawden. jr., Of
Salt Lake City are visiting with their
parents In this city
Oscar Otterstrom came home from
Huntington Wednesday.
Miss Dorothea Sunchup is home from
Salt Lake City
NJ r. Murray and Rev. j. NJ Hansen
were passengers on Monday southoound
train.
4 dancing party was given at tne
ODera house Friday evening.
Professor n. u. Moves Of the Snow
acadenv and Miss Carrie Larsen were in
A~ten SUNDAY.
Rev r. E. Mork was Mand business.
visitor Tuesday.
j. NJ. Greer of Spanish Fork was mere
Or. Otto Nielsen and Oscar Nielsen re-
turned home from their southern trip
Wednesday.
Mavfield were united IN marriage at the
Mauti temple Wcdresda--
willard Pehrsen and Thomas Fauten
were in Frisco the first of the week on
M. ana Mrs Louis Petersen are home
to sDend the holidays. Mr.. Petersen is "a
teacher in the public schools at Foun-
tain Green.
Fayette Wednesday on business
A. L. Larsen and J. r. Christensen at
tended a parents meeting at Spring city
"Wednesday evening
c. j. Christensen was in Nepht Thurs
o. A. Kir1ham and Miss Arvnla Clark
with Miss Cordie Petersen gave concert
at the tabernacle Monday evening, at
which a large number of Ephralm So
ciety people were IN attendance.
Superintendent of Schools A. i. Larsen
was IN Mart Saturday
Julius Christensen Of Manu was a.
Ephraim business visitor Thursday.
James Clawson of Spring City was IN
town Wednesday.
Professor Moves Of the academy and
Principal Christensen of the public
schools were in Mand Saturday.
II. p. Jensen was down from Mand on
Thursday.
Simon T. Beck Of Spring City was Wis
iting in this city Tuesday.
A married folks dancing party was
given at the old opera house Thursday
evening.
The Snow Academy Concert company
gave a concert at Mt. Pleasant Thursday
! evening. The company Will give a con-
/ cert at Manti Dec. %
Mrs. J. A. Andersen, jr-, returned on
/ Tuesday from a brief visit in ElsinOre-
Mrs. Andrew Jensen of salt Lake City
was a guest Of Mrs. Mary Christensen
on Tuesday.
| Charles Davis was IN Fayette Wednes-
| day.
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Continued from Page Two, section Two


18Th. The officers elected for the en-
suing year we're as follows: Frank En-
cry, =. n. p John W. Geiger, w. k
treasurer: John Diem. secretary; w. A.
Radon. g. of H.; Chris Stonen. r. 3;
r. r. FuikenBon, p. A. c.; r. III. Nc
Donald, O.. Of Third ": John Kelley, g.
First v; George Moulding. guard.
Professor W. J. Janey is in Park TINS
week. looking after the interests Of the
WOodside mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Hayt were passen-
gers 70 Salt Lake this week.
r.. r. Boyle secretary Of the Miners
union. was a salt Lake visitor TINS
week.
James Gibson and family returned from
SAT- Lake this week.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. jim
L0ckhart entertained in honor of Or. ana
Mrs. DOnoher. The guests present were. .
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Shields. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John w Geiger: Mr. and Mrs ID. >.
Biggs Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Fargo anal
Mr.. Mcpherson.
A. Mosher returned to Park Thursday
morning.
G. r. Turner Of the J I C mine was a
visitor TO Park this week
George w. Keel Of the Little Bell came
up TO town Thursday morning
A very pleasant party was given Tues
day evening by Miss Florence Talbot az
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Talbot. The guests present were: Inc
Misses Katie Campbell Lottie Oliver
Eta Howeus Mile WrightsOn, Cleo
Gitsch. Hazel Williams. Ruby McCarty'
Florence Talbot leila Carter and Lee
Talbot.
Henry Spriggs has been visiting In SAT-
Lake with his family.
George Luthim was among the passen-
gers 60 Park this week
Lon Petit returned to Park this week.
Judge Lockhart spent a day or two IN
the city this week.
John Mcmahon was passenger to PARK
this week
Sunday evening mr.. and Mrs J. r.
Richardson entertained in honor OF Dr.
and Mrs W. ID. DOuOher. Those present
were. Mrs. Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. G. b.
Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. w. Dodge, Dr.
and Mrs. DOEOher.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Miss Fannie Oliver q former PARK
City Belle 10 Mr.. NJ. Friedman. proml-
nent young man OF Newark. n. J.
Mrs. T. Oliver left this week for New
ark y. j.. to be present-at the marriage
of her daughter Fannie, which takes
place early in January
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RICHFIELD.


II. c. Snyder was over from ElsinOre
I for a few days this week.
A. D. Crawford is over from Grass VAL
ley on business for a few days
H. s McCurdy was a visitor in town
! from Salt Lake this week.
Fred Levi was down from kimberley
Tuesday to look after some business in
/ terests he has in this city.
Miss Edith GOttfredson is visiting in Sig
urd this week.
Alfred Peterson went to Saina Tuesday
for few days his former home.
County Attorney n. N Hayes spent a
part Of this week i'm salt Lake and Provo.
Lloyd Mount was down from Kimberley
for a couple Of days visiting his family.
Alma PrOws. the SEWER merchant. was
IN this city the fore part Of the week on
NJ. ~ Ross spent couple Of days in
kanOsh on mining business.
Miss Martha POulsen came down from
Kimberley for a few days.
W. II. ThurstOn was down from KIM
berley Tuesday and Wednesday on bust
ness.
Joseph Hopkins and family left Tuesday
/ for Oregon to make their home in the tu-
ture
p. c. Nelson's mother of Salina is Wis
Mrs. A. 3. Devine left Monday for salt
Lake and Denver, where she viii visit
with relatives.
[ last Saturday on business matters.
Charles SkOugaard came down from
/ Gold Mountain after spending several
Rev. j. NJ Hansen returned from salt
Lake Mondays Rev z. T. Mork accom-
Amm6n Grigg went to Loa Monday
morning for few days visit with friends
and relates.
NieIs christensen of Monticello Utah.
is visiting with the families Of Peter Pc
/ terson and Mrs Mary Dawson.
A number of lady friends met at the
| home of Mrs. A. J. Moore Sunday and
entertained her IN a pleasant manner.
It. W. Ross was up from Joseph Satur-
! day. He is getting ready to return to
Canada IN a short time.
( Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Reynolds went to
! Montana Monday. Mr. Reynolds has been
summoned as a witness in e. case there.
! They expect 70 return IN q short time.
I G. II. Matthews was down from Marys-
I vale yesterday on some mining business
I Abner Stevens was over from Lea this
week. He is figuring on moving 20 Rich
! field in the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Peterson arrived
| home from their honeymoon trip to the
I Pacific coast Saturday evening. They Wis
I tied all the prominent cities and places
/ OF interest IN California.
W. J.. Rtdd, travelling passenger agent
was in town yesterday on railroad busi-
ness.
III. o. Jackson. superintendent Of the
/ Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company,
/ has been Investigating the charges
against the local manager, L. L. Phillips.
The following marriage licenses have
I been issued this week; David Young.
/ aged p. of St. George. andMaud Luker
Z aged ~ of ElsinOre; Charles H Swindle
4 aged SO, and Sophia Shimmins, aged s.
! both Of Monroe: Joseph +. De LANCE
aged p, and ROOda Ann Bagley, aged 10,
I bothHOf KOOsharem.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Bolitho returned
4 went some time ago expecting to stay all
I winter.
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LOGAN

Mr.. and Mrs b. c. Thatcher gave a
delightful musicale at their home sun
day evening. A very entertaining pro-
gramme was rendered It included vocal
solos by Mr.. George u. Piper and Mr..
George w. Thatcher, a quartette COM
posed Of Messrs. George w. Thatcher. A.
7. Farrell Is, c.. Thatcher and B. T.
Piper violin solos by Professor. Czigety
Antal and piano selections by Mr.. George
Ecklund. The guests were. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs George
ID. Piper Of salt Lake City Mr. and Mrs.
George ". Thatcher. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3.
Preston. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Far
rell Mr.. and Mrs B. r. Piper, Professor
Antal and Mr.. George Ecklund
President Bulge Of the Bear Lake
stake visited In Logan this week with
mis- son. DR. .. c. Bulge.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Whitney Of Salt
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A nice purse. q string Of corals or
pearls. an opera glass OF "a choice bi-
of jaWelry would make q nice present
for a lady. You win ind what you
want at Parks JeNelry store.
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All Grown in Our own Greenhouses
For Christmas Day.

American Beauties. Tea Roses. Hya-
cinths. Narcissus. Chrysanthemume
Niolets Plumosa, Smilax. Ferns. 5000
Holly Wreaths. Green ROping Eng-
lish Mistletue. at reasonable prices. 2o3
Christmas trees at your own price. FL
egant assortment Palms. Ferns. etc.
in all sizes at reasonable prices. SALT
Lake. uDDART FLORAL CO.. PA
East Second South; s Main, Deserct
News building The largest gree d
houses west. State and Twelfth South.
Phones 50. 8T4. Ills
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Of Sven O. Nielsen OF Fairview. is one
of societys most brilliant stars ln that
city. They were married ia salt Lake
Wednesday. From noon until midnight
there was q continuous round of guests
IN attendance at the prettily decorated
home "A most hOunte0us banquet was
spread and enjoyed and ali was merrl-
ment and pleasure, Many valuable pres
ents were received. The young couple
win make this city their home for
short time. after which they viii 90 to
Canada to reside
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A very pleasant surprise party was
given on Mrs. Henry Otterstrom at her
home Wednesday evening. About ten Of
the young lady's friends took her COM
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-20

Recent arrivals of new patterns for
holidays.
BROWN. TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main Street.
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- Xaas-

Special neckwear. in exclusive pat-l
terms and rich weaves.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
loo Main Street
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Mans Necessities.

The handkerchiefs. glove. suspenderE.
mUfiiers. cane OF umbrella dOubly APP
preciated as gifts We exhibit extern
sive lines.
BROWN, TERRY g. WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main Street.
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in SOCIETY.

the holidays to meet wednesday, Jan. 6.
with Mrs. A. j. Minnette.
Mrs. Wesley DeFOrd entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon. The home was
very lastly decorated IN holly and ever
served to about twenty ladies' Prizes
were awarded 20 Mrs. ". H. Dunn, first.
Mrs. Samuel Gillard. second Mrs. G. J..
Jeffery. consolation
The many friends Of Mrs Dan Clays are
glad 70 learn that she IS able 20 be out
Charley Adderly was visitor to the
Mr. ana Mr.. Fred West and family
have removed to their new home in Upper
Mrs. Ed1ard Gays is visitor in Amer
lean Fork FOR the holidays.
Mrs. Helen c. Gebeant Of Stockton is
visitor for the holidays with parents and
j. y. Graham was salt Lake visitor
the tirst part of the week
Andrew Mayberry is spending lew
Mrs. Ren jenkins is visiting in Salt
Lake for the week
Mrs. Al Forman and little daughter.
olive, lett Thursday for salt Lake lot
short visit with friends
The Lutheran Ladies' Sewing society
gave a very ENJOYABLE auction and box
social IA their commOdious hall Thursday
evening. II proved very successful af-
fair, both socially and financially
The Knights OF Pythias gave q dance
at Social hall Friday evening about fiHy
couples being in attendance The music
was good and the occasion was a pleasant
one. extending into the wee suaa hours
supper ives served at Oxford cafe
Miss Lille Stayton entertained her
many little friends at her home saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary +. Graham has returned
from a visit TO Salt Lake.
George Strickley of Salt Lake was q
camp visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. G. Williams of Ogden arrived on
Thursday. called here by the illness of her
mother. Mrs. Al Forrest.
&. II. Roberts and daughter Maud were
this weeks visitors 70 American Fork.
Little Miss Kate Strickley is a Salt Lake
visitor for the holidays with her grand
parents and relatives
The Rebekah lodge is making elaborate
preparations for its dance to be glen
Xmas eve.
Mrs. Annis Smedley has returned after
a brief stay i'm Salt Lake.
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They always make good their guar
antees at Park 8 Jewelry store.
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Handsome Garments.

Our exhibition OF dressing gowns.
bath robes and smoking jackets VIII
appeal TO the Xmas buyer.
BROWN, TERRY a. WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street
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prlsed BY a number Of his employees on
Frida--
r. ,. Kenman Of Chicago is i'm town on
visir 10 friends.
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Easy Christmas money and easy pay
ments on salary loans. Cherry. 400 d.
i. Walker building
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We have a multitude or articles at moderate
prices suitable for presents, including Hat Pins,
Scarf Pins, Hair Ornaments, Cuff Buttons,
Shirt Waist Sets, Chains and Rings of every
description, etc. etc. We take pleasure in show
ing goods and quoting prices.