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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09
THE PARTITION OF KOREA
RUSSIAN FLEET SENT TO KOREA
AND TROOPS ADVANCED.
Negotiations at Tokio-Farine in Ma
eeeenia-Lansley Airxhip Wrecked
Barre Anarchist Pardene5-Sena.
ter Piatt 70 Marry

A formidable Russian feet compris-
ing 80 warships Of all classes has ar
rived at Ma San Pho. south Of Korea
where the japanese feet had already
arrived and has anchored beside the
japanese ships. Several b-igades Of
Russian troops have been moved for
ward TO the Korean boundary and are
now encampe6 on the border. Diplo-
matte negotiations sre still proceeding
al Toxic These do not relate to the
evacuation Of Manchuria by the Rus
sian troops but TO the future of Korea
II is said that Russia suggests 8 parti-
ton Of Korea and asserts that Japan
has no right TO interfere in the evac-
uat3on Of M9nchuria-
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

Returns from local elections in Con-
necticut show slight democratic loss
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

The American Chinese commercial
treaty was signed at Shanghai yesser-
day. Ii must still be ratified by the
United States II will open two Man
churian ports 10 this country.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09
NOTICE.
Administrators, Executors, Commissioners

IL you are friend Of the Reformer or It's
publishers and wish TO favor rs with your
business in the way Of Probate. Commits
sioners, or Executors Notices. II vi. oe
neceSssry for YOU 20 instruct the probate
orscers 70 send all such notices for publ
cation In the Reformer.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

The Hon Thomas Collier Platt, SEN
ior United States senator for the state
Of New York will marry October rs.
Mrs Lillian T. Janeway Of Washing
ton. The senator was 20 years old in
July.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

a general arbitration treaty between
France and Great Britain has been de-
cided on. with the olRey- Pauncefote
treaty as a basis
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

Refugees in Macedonia are said to be
dying Of cold and famine st the rate of
100 day.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

Neighbors Of the family OF Peter
Yorren of East Montpelier have taken
up the mortgage on his home and have
presented il TO his widow. Mrs Vor-
ren has q number Of small children
and thought she should be obliged TO
give up her home
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09
COMFORTABLE IN ALL IT'S APPOINT 1Mek1S
First-class Wine Room
Family Liquors Supplied.
xROGERS' INNS
WEST pUMMERsToN. VI.
F. G.. ROGERS, Prop.

Situated six miles north Of Brsttleboro, on
line of Central Vermont Railway. In pleasant
est part of West River Valley, and near its
largest industry.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

Smithsonian institute. launched his
famous flying machine al Whitewater
Va, Wednesday. It fell into the Po-
tonsac river whence Il emerged a total
wreck Prof Langley attributes the
, failure 10 improper balancing and ex-
presses confidence in his ultimate sue
cess.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

Heraldo Guiseppini. one of the an
archists who was mixed up in the
shooting Of Chief Patrick Brown at
Barre about three years ago, has been
pardoned by Governor Mccullough. He
was sentenced for assault, for a term
of not less than six nor more than
seven years and has served only two
years and four months Of that time
Rev. Francis E. Clark of Boston
president of the united society of
Christian Endeavor delivered an ad-
dress on the forward movement Wed
nesday evening at the convention of
state Christian Endsavor societies The
secretary's report showed: Total
membership, Sass; societies. senior,
2Ss; Junior. TO- During the year. 1ss
societies reported a total gain of 1898
members. Total missionary offering
during the year. sl,s1s, a gain of $3.50
over last year. The Jreasursr's report
showed cash on hand at the beginning
OF the year. ss6.s7; amount received,
sl44ls; total s4I-Ia: amount paid out,
sl4s.06: balance on hand se5.oe.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-10-09

day nigh
wrecked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15
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Mr.. WIN Lawrence has returned from
New York
Miss Alice Moorehouse has returned
from Chicago where she has been for
some time.
Miss Cora r. Guild Of, Falmont, W.
Va. Il relative OF the Misses Ray and
Olive Bartch, arrived IN the city early
IN The week and. IN company with the
Misses Bartch, LETT last evening 10 visit
points OF interest IN California, The
young ladies viii be gone several weeks.
and upon their return Miss Guild will
spend some time In Salt Lake.
Miss Loroen Leary has returned from
a pleasant visit nt Cascade canyon.
near Colorado Springs.
Dr. John 5. Critchlow is enjoying a
camping uip IN Idaho.
Mrs j, S. Witcher and daughter re.
Turn this week from Chicago, where
they have been visiting for several
weeks. Mrs W. n. Hcnklc. q ristet OF
Mrs, Witcher VIII accompany them
and spend some time in this city.
Miss Jean odcu is visiting friends In
Park City
Mr. and Mrs G.. NJ Dickson Of wlchi.
tn. Kan. are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Il. ., Cole.
Miss Edna McEldowncy left Tuesday
FOR Denver where she viii visit before
returning to her home IN Chicago.
Mr. Harry Roberts has gone to san
Francisco.
Miss MIN, Hansen left for Callfor-
MIA Monday Miss Hansen viii visit
relatives In Los Angeles for several
months
Mr. Harry Sheppard leaves this even.
Ing for an outing in Idaho he viii
spend a wetk at Fish Haven.
Miss Mlyjelia Hobbs len during fbe
week for a visit 200 Portland. one.
Mrs. William Sanders has returned
nom Logan where she has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. 4. l.. Campbell
Mr. Arthur Sheppard ANA the Misses
Hattie and Claire Young 20 40 soda
Slrngs tonight 10 Join Mrs. Jennings
ana Mrs shepard.
,.. Nis. G. L. Hood has as her CUES.
Miss Cora LcFcyrc Of Butte
Mr.. and Mrs NJ NJ. johnson have
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A very pretty wedding was that OF
Miss Stella Jacobs and Mr. Carl l..
Sandberg, which took place at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Zeb Jacobs, on Monday last
Bishop Beatie performed the ceremony
at 5 o'clock In the evening In the pres
ence OF relatives Of the principals.
Later reception was held when many
friends called to extend congratulations
and best wishes. The home was dec
GRATED with sweet peas. suntlowers and
palms. Mr. and Mrs. Sandbcrg left ON
the late train FOR trip to California.
after their return they will be at home
at 1856 North West Temple,
The marriage OF Miss Fannie VIII
son and Mr.. Brigham Pierce will take
place on Tuesday evening at 2Il South
West Temple.
Tuesday IN the Temple. the marriage
OF Miss Nellie Naismth and Mr., Ar
thur Wayman took place. In the eve
ming "a reception was held az the home
of the brides parents, after which the
young counle left for Yellowstone park
20 spend the honeymoon.
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UPPER FALLS RESORT

Provo Canyon, Utah, Aug lA.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Steiner entertained
the following party at the resort Drums
the week: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hale, Miss
Edyth Hale, Master Edward Hale, Mrs.
G, j. Steiner, Chicago; Mrs. Helen
Steiner, Miss j. A. Steiner Lincoln,
Neb,; Master Frank steiner.
Mr. and Mrs. H. " Cron and SON.
J. 2. Welch. Salt Lake, have been
spending few days bera'
The Misses Grace stnchded, Marie
Meloy, Elizabeth Palmer and Virginia
belong are a merry party who are
spending their two weeks vacation
at the Upper Falls
A huge bonfire, dancing ana music
were features enjoyed by the visitors at
tho resort this week.
Mrs. r. Savage and daughter Mrs A.
Mills. Mrs. J. II, Ryckmsn. Mrs, V 5.
stephens. Miss Pearl Pierce are here
for 10 days opting'
Mrs G. T., Erb, Miss Eva Erb. Mrs,
n. r. Ready and Miss hayne Ready
continue to enjoy the cool nights and
pleasant days in Provo canyon.
II. II. Tracy and lady, \. p, Newman
and lady. b, f. Hamilton, n. IL. skill
horn Salt Lake, and j, \. Donald,
Kansas CITY, were callers sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

gone east on an extended trip.
Rev. aud Mrs Hoffman Of Webb CITY,
Mo- are guests Of their son, II. G. lioff-
man Of this city
MI and Mrs. Wilbur w. Flasg are at
home to their friends at lOl North
West Temple,
Mrs, James Hughes and Miss Hughes
have returned after an absence Of two
years In Europe
Mr. and Mrs j. j. Thomas and fam
lily left yesterday for Yellowstone park,
Nh. aud Mrs. H. q Miller have re.
turned from Yellowsrbe.
-
The Misses Cora and Mabel Young
have gone to Chicago for weeks after
which they will 90 to Ohio to spend
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bruback and
family are at Brighton
Miss Helen Bailey has returned -frolt
Brighton.
oa
Mr., Dave Tarpey Is IN the city, a
guest Of Mr. lie Grand Young Jr,, at
Red Butte Hollow. Paul Tarpey viii
arrive next week and he and his broth.
er David win leave for Palo Alto, Cal
tno
Mr. and Mrs. Al H. Ensign leave to-
morrow for Logan Mr. ENSIGN will go
to Logan canyon gn fishing trip
while Mrs. ENSIGN Visits relatives and
friends In the city.
Miss Carrie Richards has returned
from Montpelier where she has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. o. II. Groo
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ranch Of her father Mrs Jas d Dan.
iels
Miss NJ Mice Isey has returned
from her eastern trip. She VIII occupy
the same position at Proctor academy
this school year.
The marriage of Mr. Joe H. Daniels
and Miss Beck OF Spanish Fork was
solemnl2ed on Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs d, +. Crandall have re-
moved rom Salt Lake and viii hereai
ter make Provo their future home
Mrs, Albert l., Jones and Mrs sam
J, Jones are enjoying themselves In
Provo canyon.
The lawn feto given by Miss Chloe
Smoot ana Miss Erma Loose on Tues
day evening was a very brilliant affair
Mrs r. NJ Lyman Is with her daugh-
ten Mrs ID. D. Houtz during the Sc
we're Illness Of little Edith, her second
daughter
Mrs, y. L. Parker Of salt Lake Is the
guest OF Mrs, Marguerite $ Duscnberry
Miss Lettle Strong has returned from
her Trip to Heber.
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ltlng for few days with the lady $
parentst Mr. and Mrs. n. M. Curtis OF
mis- CITY. The couple win leave shortly
f0r Thatcher Ari2.. where they are en-
gagged to teach during the coming
winter at the l. d. $. academy the
gentleman as head OF the eommerclal
department and his wife as Instructor
on the piano,
Mrs. George w Thatcher entertained
at a Kensngton "Wednesday afternoon.
In honor OF Mrs, W. a. RossIter of
Salt Lake city. Dainty refreshments
were served and the affair was greatly
enjoyed. The invited guests were Mes
danes W. a. R0ssiter s. a. Langion,
c. c. Amussen, s. b. Thatcher Orson
Thatcher, B. G, Thatcher }, A. Meal
lister. A. Miner, w. q, Preston, Jrr
Joseph Morrell. A. NJ. Fleming a, G.
Barrett, Moses Thatcher, G. u. Chmh
l., r. Martineau, Sidney stevens Jo-
seph Howell, r. Leo Campbell, Thad-
deus Naylor d. II, Thomas, +. t. hyde
Walter Piper, Jesse Earl John Need
ham, Madison +. Madison, Thompson;
A. II. Thompson d. c. Bulge y. ID.
CARPENTER. W. Y. Croxan. j. $. Merrill,
G. f. Wright. W. S, Langton Brigham
Pyper ostlen: j. u. Sheppard, r. s..
McAIlister, Misses Winnie Miner Ollie
Martneau, Agnes Cassidy, Nettle
Ammussen, Ida Mitchell, May Morrell,
Durfee, Lulu Carpenter, Dora Wright,
Hon. and Mrs. James \ Hammond
Of salt Lake are visiting in Logan for
q week or two. recuperating from the
duties OF official life The couple have
many friends here who are always
glad to welcome them to Logan
Miss Grehta Carbon entertained
charmlngly at fish supper Monday
evening. The invited guests were Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Piper. Miss Lydia
owen. Miss MA, Torgeson Miss Evans
of Salt Lake, Messrs. f. T. StelgmaE
Ariel CARBON, j. C., Walters, r. r.
Fairbanks, lie Grande Young, Jr, Dr.
Emlse.
Miss Florence Miner is visiting rel
atIyes in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs r, L. Campbell went TO
Whitney Wednesday TO visit relatives
and incidentally 70 indulge in the
pleasure of hunting.
Miss Mabel ChCales Of Salt Lake is
visiting In Logan,
Mr.. Henry Gibson OF Salt Lake is Wis
iting trends IN Logan.
Mrs. W. r. Preston IT., Is lying quite
IN al the famiy's camp In the canyon
Her many friends win hop1 for her
speedy recovery,
Mrs. C II. Champ Is visiting In salt
Lake City
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LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.

Loean, Aug. l5-ML James Dwycr of
ssalt Lake WAS in Logan on business
SATURDAY
A party comprising Walter Pypor.
George Toigcfon and others lcft for
Gear Lake on q pleasure TIP Sunday.
Mrs. Piper visited with her mother
during The present week.
Mrs. Louie Felt. Miss Vera Felt and
Miss Anderson OF salt Lake were in
logan Monday in the interest OF the
primary associations. While In Logan
they were shown the beauties Of our
Guy IRON q surrey by genial Robert
frios, me wen known photographer.
Miss Laura Foster Of salt Lake is
visiting in Logan Tor d few days
Mr. and Mrs Harry stoney are hay.
ing an outing in Bear Lake county.
Hon. R. s. Campbell was I'm salt Lake
curing the carly part OF the week
here st'
Congressman and Mrs. Joseph How.
gu ana Ar and Mrs. William Howell
OF ogdt1 leit sunday for tour Of
Yellowstone park.
AIRS William. Mrs. Joseph and Mrs.
v g Amussen visited with Mrs. John
+ wright Of Hyrum during the week.
MI and Mrs. William Welsh are us.
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man and Mrs. John Brown.

man and Mrs. John Brown.
Miss Sadie Corbridge OF Pooatello,
Idaho. has been the guest of Mr. ana
Mrs Joseph Broadbent
Mrs. Charles Friel has gone 70 Cali
formia for a few weeks,
Mr.. Il. j. Kirkham left this week for
Bear River valley, where he VIII spend
some time.
Mr.. WIN Russell OF salt Lake spent
a few days this week with friends IN
Lehi.
Mrs J. Y. Smith and children are
visiting with friends in salt Lake this
week.
Mrs. Charles NUNS OF Bear Rives
valley Is visiting WITH relatives and
friends IN Lehi
Mr. and Mrs Harry McCune Of Salt
Lake were the guests Of Mr., and Mrs.
Hyrum kirlham for the past few days.
a large number Of Lehts young peo-
pie attended the NJ. /, A. excursion 10
Sa.tair Monday.
supt, Thars Edwards Of the Bear
River valley is spending week in LehL
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S0G( !: 4. i 3
Q7SGAT

The largest event Of the week and one
that will be long remembered as one
OF the most brilliant affairs of the So
cial season was the lawn party given
BIZ Miss Mccormick. The beautiful
grounds were arranged With bunting
flags and rugs, while tr-colored lghts
were used everywhere, The outer edges
OF the lawn were Enclosed by white
awning and over the entrance to the
grounds was large arch OF red, white
and blue globes. draped with bunting,
In the interior OF the handsome home
flowers. palms and ferns we're used pro-
fusely. There were about l25 guests
present Miss Mccormick was assisted
in receiving by her mother, Mrs w. s.
Mccormick,
Miss Georgia Vadner entertained de-
llghtfully IN honor Of Miss Madge Mar
riner Of Chicago on Wednesday even
ing II was a Bohemian AFFAIR and
very enjoyable The home was dec
grated with flowers and palms while
on the verandas were rugs. divans and
chairs with many japanese lanterns to
add 10 the attractveness Of the scene.
The lawn was llumined by vari-col-
ored lights and adorned with flags and
bunting. Dutch supper was served
at II o'clock about twenty-five guests
being present.
This evening Miss June Bntz VIII
be hostess Of u lake party compliment
AIRY TO Miss Grace Mcmillan OF Cleve-
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Thursday visitors day The Bachelor
Maids were hOstesses on visitors day.
and made II very pleasant for their
many guests. The dancing tloor at the
east Of the clubhouse was lighted by
many lanterns Punch was served un-
der the trees while ices and coffee were
served on the yeranda
Those who entertained At theater
PARTIES durins the Miller engagement
were. Ny. and Mrs. D. r. 0ray, Mr.
j. II. Peery, Mr. G. y Wallace. Mrs
David Keith and Mr. William O'Brlen.
Miss Kinney gives a lake party this
evening TO O number Of young friends,
Mr.. and Mrs a. H. Ensign enter
tanned at q very informal evening on
Wednesday.
Mrg LibbIo G. Jenkins and Miss Ma
bel Cutler gave a delightful lawn tennis
and garden party on Wednesday even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Cutler
Another popular young officer has left
the post for a time, Lieutenant Greene.
he has gone 90 Arizona TO compete In
the pistol competition When the infan.
try leaves onMonday It VIII take num-
Dor more OF these young officers, leav-
Ing quite Il vacancy at the Post
Miss May Merrill entertained infor-
maly In honor of Miss Cottrell who is
guest of Dr. and Mrs Griswold.
very jolly lake party was given By
the Misses Sadie Merrill, Nell Cullen,
Laura Bunting and Marguerite Tay-
lor on Thursday evening,
Miss Florence Grant gave delight
ful luncheon for Miss Mcmillan and
Miss Jacobs on Wednesday. The long
table az which the Il guests were seat
ed was beautifully decorated with pink
sweet peas At each place was Il bunch
Of the same flowers.
eoa
Mr. and Mrs John r Donuellan gave
a handsomely appointed dinner Thurs
day evening In honor OF Capt. and Mrs.
Loefiler and Miss Loefer Of wash
ington, D. C.
Mr. Grutg Barnes entertained at
luncheon Wednesday for Miss Moore
house who has just returned home after
a long absence In Chicago,
Mr. Walter Stone gave dinner par
ty on Thursday evening at the Country
club
%
Mrs. lie Grand Young entertained at
a delightful luncheon yesterday in hon
or Of Mrs, Kirkpatrick Of San Francis
CO.
Miss Grace Cannon entertains a few
friends al an informal dinner party to-
night at her home on Cannon's farm.
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Miss Retta Bye has gone to Butte Tor
a fortnight.
Mrs. Leayer Of California is "a guest
Of Mrs. liter OF T street.
Mr.. Fred Scarf leaves soon for the
east while Mrs. Scarf viii b. the
guest OF Mrs. }. T. White for some
time,
eaa.
BENJAMIN Wagner a prominent ci,i-
zen OF Anita, Iowa and wife we've in
the city this week the guests of thoir
daughter Mrs L. II. Beason NJ 70 egst
Fifth South street Accompanying them
were J. a. Wagner a son, ana wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

Lady Constance Mackenzie is wen
known in New York and Colorado This
is not the first time rumor has coupled
her name with anOthers matrimonially.
She Is a niece OF the Duke of Suther-
land and Is 20 marry Lieut. =. d. Fitz-
gerald Of the Eleventh llussars.
s.asssssa>>SssSssSs>S>Sesss>ss>>Sssss%
land, o.. and Miss Edna Jacobs Of Seat.
tie. About sixty young folks have been
invited.
4 very pretty lawn party was that
given on Thursday evening by Mr. ana
Mrs. w. NJ. Anderson In honor OF their
guests. Mrs, II. Budcwen Goulding OF
Washington ID. c.. and Miss Adams OF
New Orleans, The grounds were made
more attractive BY the many rugs
seats. and great numbers of japanese
lanterns used. In the interior Of the
house were quantities OF sunburst iiow-
ers and palms. During the evening a
fine musical program was given by
some Of salt Lakes most prominent
musicians. Dancing was enjoyed by
the 50 guests. Mr. and Mrs Anderson
were assisted In receiving by Mrs.
Goulding Miss Adams. Miss Hariss
and Miss LaWVcr
Mr. and Mrs. i. ". Duncan enter
talned Informally Tuesday evening A
splendid musical program was given
By Mrs. CoUtis OF Omaha, Miss Alice
Street Miss Edith Duncan. Miss Bin
ford and MI SHELTON, after which dane.
ing was enjoyed,
Thursday evening the ladies OF the
First Methodist church gave a recep-
ton for the visiting ministers and
their wives. From s until II o'clock a
great many friends OF the church called
10 meet the guests Of honor
4 number OF dinner parties proceed.
cd the dance at the Country club on
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BRIGHAM CITY SOCIAL
N EWS.

Brigham City Aug H-Tuesday
evening at the home " Miss Eliza
Madscn. the members OF the First In.
tcrmediate DEL rment OF the Third
ward SUNDAY school enjoyed a fine
lawn party uau stint The grounds
were tastefuliy decorated with hntelns,
bunting and llags. and presented q very
good plearanCe. The evening was
spent IN games, music ana dancing,
Wi,h ice cream. cake and fruit inter-
srcrced as refreshments About 90
guests were present
Mrs hlecn y, Stoh, entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening, iu honor Of
Miss Ella Erickson Of Salt Lake. Those
present were MI and MIS-. Olcu y.
Stonl o. Y. Stohl Hcbcf y. St0hl,
Misses File Erickson Emma StoAl.
Hazel Baden Ella ByWatcr Orpha
lluasakcr Mrs D. x NhceMright and
Mrssrs. Glenn HorNoy. George w. Wat
kins and Dave Stohl
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Madsen Of Ogden
were In Brigham sunday hast visiting
relatives.
Mrs Minnie j Snow and daughter.
Ma6clle, have been visiting in cur city
during the past NeeS.
Miss Ella Erickson of Salt Lake S.
visiting On lAls city the guest of her
cousin, Miss Emma stohl
Mir. James FToisnam has returned
from o pleasure trim TO idaho.
Bishop l.. n, stoAl and Wuam Jepp.
sen nave been out 10 GockIand. Ida
visiting relatives and friends
Fred j. Iiolton and family have zone
10 The canyon ior % few weeks relrca-
! ton.
Lisle Iday came down from M.lad
Saturday and remained over Sunday
Nr. N,is Hanson has been IN Provo
most of 'he week
w. L. Nichols aud vie. The Misses
Harding from Willard. Mrs. Walt Med
SON ana Miss Hattie Nnhols. formed a
merry ,grty 10 the kills this week.
Mr. and Mrs r. D.. Ftrto OK Butte
Mont are visitors iu this city. ,be
guests o. Mrs, Futo's parent. ana Sis
tar
Ar ana Mrs. T. :. Jensen. ". p. Olsen
anl The Misses Phoebe, Scyena. and
Daisy Madison went up On the mouu-
tain Oils week 10 enjoy the fresh. cool
n.c
Mie Lulu SNOW ~ Salt Lake and
Miss Mchllister of Logau have bon
The sls.ls Of Miss r la Won PIERCE.
Miss MaS BILLINGS Of SAT- Lake tag
been visiting Miss cleo FUrsgrcen Inc
past week.
The Misses por1 Thomas. Kate Low.
is AMI Mr. Esty Thomas all OF Mai9d.
returned nome Thursday after a plo7e-
ant visit In this city. the guests OF Miss
f'IlHn lone 800"
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LEHI SOCIAL NEWS.

Leai. Aug. IA humber Of L.ahi peo.
pie lelt last week for Canada. FOR d
rev weeks visit among those who
went were Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts.
MIS-. William Wirg, Mrs. Christa Whit.
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EUR EkA SOCIAL NEWS

Eureka, Aug, l5.--Mrs. r. d. Sullivan
Of this city IS the guest of Salt Lake
friends.
city Atty Arthur NJ, Bowen and fam.
ily spent Sunday with Spanish Fork
friends.
The Odd Fellows OF Tintlc district are
making active preparations TO spend
Sunday next with their families and
friends at Garfield beach. A special
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

Provo. Aug. l5-Aliss Grace Paxman
entertained % number Of her friends
very chHmingIy this past week,
Mrs q. Archie KnoWlden Is visiting
relatives DO salt Lake.
Mrs w }. Batcman OF salt Lake baa
eeen the quest OF her sister Mrs. n I'd
snoot this past Week
Mrs M. III. Graham and children are
enjoying an outing al the beautiful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-15

Mr. and Mrs George A, Smith leave
here his week for che capital where
they are going TO reside for the future.
Mrs, c. w. Earl is in Lehl.
es
Miss Eva Evans of Salt Lake has been
the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Henry
Lewis.
Mrs. Joseph Russon has gone to Salt
Lake to spend a few days.
Mrs. Sam Jones has returned from
Idaho Falls.
Miss Virginia Bush has returned
from Chicago, where she has been fot
the past several weeks.