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Put this in your Hat

For future reference, If you are a
fastidious dresser. you viii always
want your linen immaculate, and that
is the only way it is returned to you
by the salem Steam Laundry. Our
prices are so low that anyone can at
ford to have their linen faultless at
all times.
Salem Steam LaandrY.
COLONEL. j. OLMsTED. PROP.
D0RUS D. OLMSTED. MGR.
Phone 4il $40 Liberty Ct,
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WHO KNOWS

When HE kidney Trouble nas
Fastened and Reached tho
Chronic StaReS II it Has IL 10
IncurabIe by Anything known
Except the Fulton Compounds.
We Are The SoIo Agents.
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ron RENT.

Rooms for Rent.-UpstAirs. cottle
block. by day. week or month.
Also light housekeeping rooms.
Electric lights. open all hours. Mat
tie Hutchinson. prop. 4-2s-1yr
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VIM ARMSTRONG has removed one
block south, opposite Gilliam's sta
bles, where he viii repair the un-
derstanding shoes made OF re-
paired. In connection with J.
oDonald. carpenter. saw filing and
general iobbing. 5-5-1m
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screen poors.--New and secondhand.
From 75c TO s1s5. }. N. schants'
secondhand store. 107 Court street.
Salem. Oregon. 6-5-tf
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screed Doors--s1.15 and upward, in
cludlng Hardware. Screen Windows
Wire Cloth. Lawn and Field Fenc.
ing and shingles-all at lowest
prices. WALTER MORLEY.
90 Court st.. salem. Or
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For Saies-One secondhand full circle
lightning hay press. Il. NJ. Croisan.
Tiff
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LOST AND FOUND.
MIecELLANEoUe.

pure Watsr--Wells dug, drove or
cleaned. also brick work aud plas.
terIng. Address A. r. Holt, salem,
Oregon. 7-1-1m
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For SaIe,-To trade FOR cows or lum.
ber or let out on shares, AZ head OF
sheep. Or would like pasture for
same, r. r. Ryan, 1913 State stret.
7-1-3t'
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Use TrIb for Liquor habit.
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FoR eALE.

For saIe.-Near East Salem school
modern s-room house, comparative
ly new and extra building lot In
quire southeast corner 18th and Ma.
rlon streets. 7-2-6t"
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on SaIe-For the week, house and
lot on Winter street, between Ma.
rlon and Center street Reasonable
terms. Address IF. H." Journal.
't 6-30-1wks
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W5nted.-To contract for 1000 cords
of good fir wood. Apply to, Salem
Brewery Association ONCE. 7-1-st.
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p.lass phsrm.sn ils ss..s se
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WANTED.

Team Wanted.-We want a good
cheap team. Apply, with price, to
"E E." care Journal. 7-2-6t
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Wsnted.--A man who understands
dltching and tiling. VIM. II. Egan,
Brooks, Ore. 6-30-1wk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-05-10

recital, Friday afternoon at Chaffee hall
that was one of the most delightful en-
tertainE1euts OF the season. The hail was
appropriately decorated IN green foliage
and pink carnations. In the various
scenes the lady wore two exquisite gowns,
one OF pink rnousseline de sole over pink
taffeta, garnitured. The second gown
was a dainty creation OF pale blue crepe
de chine over blue taffeta and trimmed
with point lace. Miss Snyder Is a hand
some and graceful young woman with a
well-mOdulated voice. The programme
was in two parts. the first being a dra-
matte rendition of A Midsummer Nights
Dream, by Shakespeare. which showed
a marked talent for impersOnatien. there
being not less than sixteen distinct Nhar-
acters- The applause that frequently in
terrupted the Interpretation was an evf-
OF the programme consisted Of two num-
bers, the first a legend by Sir Alfred
Lyall, throughout which Miss Snyder i'm
provlsed musical accompaniment, prov
ing herself a gifted musician; the second
number was humorous and sentimental
moooiogue, written by Mrs Edna Chat
fee Noble, entitled 'EIlen's Decision Miss
Snyder, who is also studying music in
the city. viii adopt the concert stage
as her profession. The excellence of the
recital Friday is an assurance of sue
cess.
a most notable social event was the
celebration as the diamond wedding,
Tuesday night at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Eccles and Mr.. AL Mrs.
William Eccles. jr-. Of the skis 9Th an
lliNeTSeIN OF the marriage OF M ana
Mrs William Eccles, ST. About 200 of
the friends and relatives of the aged
couple We're present and feature of the
event was the presentation. in behalf of
the family. by Judge ROlapp, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Eccles, ST.. of a family
picture, the recipients portraits being in
the center and those of the seven chill
dren grouped around. The central pic
lures were set in diamonds, and clusters
of gems set around the entire group
made the present one OF the most elab-
"a 70 md ez4v In o
city. The formal presentation, as well
was held at the home OF David EccleS,
and an elaborate banquet was served at
the home Of William Eccles, jr-. near at
hand. Mrs. William Eccles, ST.. was
formerly Miss Sarah Hutchison, and is
hale and strong at 50 years Of age. Mr..
William Eccles ST., Is 70 years Of age.
The couple were married sixty years ago
May at Paisley, Scotland, and have
had ssven children All are living ex-
cept one, and all those living were pres
ent at the diamond wedding celebration.
They also have seventy-two grandchil-
dren and twelve great-grandchIldren.
The wedding Of George w. Jones, Jr.,
and Miss Marguerite Long was Solem-
nized Tuesday evening at the home of the
parents of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Long. on TWenty-second street The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Al
fred Brown Of the Church Of the Good
Shepherd.
The kindergarten department Of the
Second ward Sabbath school was enter
tanned yesterday on the lawn of the pref
seventh street, Mrs. McCUne being the
I hostess
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OGDEN.

Mrs Archie Brown entertained the
past chiefs of honor of the Degree or
Honor, A o. L. W. lodge in her home
on Seventeenth street, Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Roberts left We'd
nesday over the Rio Grande Western for
Nebraska, where they will visit rela-
tives for about three weeks
Miss Merle Corey is back from Salt
Lake and is the guest of Ogden friends
Miss Ruth Avery is back from Bing-
ham.
The High School Alumni association is
preparing for the social events connected
with the exercises of commencement
which this year occurs June 1 in the
opera house.
Mrs Fred J Kiesel is visiting in Cali
fornia with her son, Fred J. Kiesel, jr
Mrs. John J. McGregor and Mrs. Alma
Lambert are in Ogden from Salt Lake
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
c. Woods.
A farewell party was given last night
in honor Of Charley Woods, who leaves
this. week for New Zealand for three
years of mission work.
Miss Phoebe Pearl Snyder, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gs~SRyder of this city
Is making a great success with her mu-
steal and Evolutionary studies in the east
The Detroit News-TTibune of recent date
has the following concerning a recital
given in that city by Ogden's talented
young lady: Miss Phoebe Pearl Sny-
der Of Ogden, Utah. gave a graduates
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Monday evening, prior to the young
lady s leaving for Newark. y. J.. where
shs expects to spend the summer visiting
Inc guests present were; The Misses
Nettie ana Winnie Tucker Belle Nc
Clellan. Lizzie and Mary Steele. Gertrude
Woods, Rheda Roberts, Rhoda Nelson,
Margaret Woods. Ida Prudence. Naber.
Nora Peterson. Lottie Oliver. Ethel Can
nlngton. and the MeSSrS- and MeSdames
Johnson, Bates, Flack. Leahy. Gibson,
Brandall, kellcher, Neigheks, Cunning
ton. Pitts. Crompton. Iindorf McTyre.
and Messrs- James and Douglas Allen.
James Began. Frank A Shields. Romeo
Paxton, Jake Oliver and Mike Oliver.
Nh and Mrs Thomas Cupit and daugh-
ter, Mrs Huribut, left Wednesday for
a visit through Europe.
ProeSSor Gustave SchuSter was a pas
senger to the city, Monday. where he ex-
poets to remain all summer.
John Nconan went down to the city,
Sunday, on business
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs w d
Sutton gave a farewell party in honor OF
Mrs 5 Z. auey- The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games, Miss
Florence Hurlbut and Mrs. Reese VIII
iams being the prize winners. After the
games and before the refreshments were
was presented with a beautiful hymnal
and an opal pin BY her friends present.
The following are the names of those
present; Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Burdick. Mr..
and Mrs. A ]. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
D. HurlbUt. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Widdeson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gebhart Mr.. and Mrs.
BREWER MI ana MIS-. h e. Bates Mrs
Franklin, Mrs NigOr, Mrs Reese VII
liamS, Mrs. Brundage: Misses Florence
and Jessie Huribut, Brundage. Edna SUIT
ton, and the MeSSrS. Will Sutton and Ray
Dresser. RecitationS and songs formed
part Of the evenings entertainment anu
Mrs. HHey left Thursday afternoon for
Denver, from whence she leaves for Phil
adelphia, Boston and other eastern cities.
She viii be absent about three months
Thursday evening during the regular
lodge services OF the D. of H. the mem
bers presented Mrs l. A ellis with
solid silver fruit dish. and with her
name nicely engraved on it. Mrs. Teresa
McLaughlin made the presentation
speech.
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EURE KA.

Mrs Pat Bonner and children are in Ely
New on a visit
B. n. G. Stott has returned from a three
weeks sojoUrn in Missouri.
F. D. Kimban spent Sunday and Mon
dav with his family in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Jackson McChrysta} returned
Tuesday from months stay in the Capt.
tai CITY.
Mrs. c. L. Barnett left Sunday for
F'rostburg. Nd, where she will make
w. w THOMPSON was in Salt Lake
three DAYS this week, attending the state
encamnment of the Modern Woodmen-
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. McChrystal and
children left Wednesday for a two weeks
visit in San Francisco
The Thatcher Stock company gave the
society drama Moths to good house
at l.. O. O. F. hall Saturday night The
next attraction viii be The District
School" on Monday night by home talent
under the direction Of the Ladies' Aid
The A. O. U. W. and Degree OF Honor
held a social session at their hall Mon
day night.
The volunteer fire department will give
the annual dance in I. o. o. F. hall next
Mrs. H. ". Morse and daughter. Miss
visit
T. Carter Hanford. formerly in the
newsDaper business here but now prac-
ticing law in Price, was in town the first
OF the week for q brief visit
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Frazer have an
nounced the engagement of Miss Grace
Mills TO Mr.. J. A. Hyde, IT., of Nephi
The wedding viii be some time in June
Miss Mills is a teacher in the Eureka
schools. and one of the most popular
Young ladies Of Eureka Mr.. HYDE is
engaged in the mercantile business in
the county seat.
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Saturday IN honor of ". r. Lamoreaux,
who is down from Preston on a. visit to
relatives.
A r. Irvine is expected home shortly
after an absence of several years in
Germany.
Mrs Albert Jones of Pocateno visited
IN Logan this week as the guest of her
mother Mrs. Afflecz-
i. P. Bacon. who left here several
months ago for Telluride, Colo. re-
turned on sunday 10 spend a few days
with his friends here.
Or. l. 5 Smith reached home this week
after completing his dental studies in
Chicago.
r. G. Benson Of Helena. Mont, is in the
city with relatives.
Alfred Kearle Of Laketown was a Lo-
gan visitor this week.
Mrs. Clara Waterbury went to San
Francisco this week TO join her hus--
band, the well known baseball player.
who is now playing on the coast
Mr.. and Mrs q. T.. Snyder of Peoria.
Ill, were in Logan several days of this
week, having stopped off 10 visit here
while on their way to the Yellowstone
park
Mrs. Jesse Earl returned to her home
in this city on Tuesday after spending
a week as the guest of Salt Lake friends,
Mrs. Charles England left here on Mon
day for Kansas City, where she will
join her husband and together they will
visit points of interest in the south and
east.
b. F. Ritter is in salt Lake City on
visit to relatives
c. W. Nibley, the Baker City capitalist.
is visiting in Logan
G. o. Card left here on Thursday for
the northwest, where he viii spend the
summer.
R. L. NcMoney of Chattanooga. Tenn.
was IN Logan several days of this week.
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PARK CITY.

The Woman's Athenaeum met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Pike, Mon
day afternoon, May T. Home and Edu-
cation was the topic for the day. Miss
Pearson gave very interesting paper on
rs Woman Mans Equal As an Edu-
catOr?" And Mrs. Allen rendered a very
pretty piano solo. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs Dr. Le-
cOmpt Monday afternoon, May IS
Mrs. W. Lean is visiting with Mrs.
John ". GeigeF in the Park.
Mrs John Hayes and two sons left for
Nebraska Tuesday on months visit
The First Regiment band of Salt Lake
City is making arrangements for a
concert, to be given in the Dewey the
atre. Sunday evening, and a grand ball,
to be given in the Carpenters Maple
hail. Monday evening.
James Lynch was a passenger to the
city Wednesday.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given on Master John ellis, Tuesday
evening, at his home. The children
amused themselves with games and nu-
sic and, after some light refreshments
were served, they all repaired to their
homes satisfied that they had spent an
enjoyable evening.
A very pleasant farewell party was
given at the home Of Miss Fannie Olivex
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PROVO.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ d. Graham entertained
a number OF relatives in honor of their
wooden wedding Monday evening The
guests present were. Messrs. and Mes
Games J. o Graham ST., J. f. Daniels,
IT.. j. +. Daniels, ST.. A. L. TOWle, ]. r.
Twelves. Oscar wilkins and R. +.
knowlden; Mesdames J. E McGraw Of
Logan, ROllO Groschat of Annabella,
Sadie Graham. Maud Graham, Pearl
Daniels. Maud Daniels and Alice Daniels,
Messrs. joseph Daniels, Willie Daniels
and Roy Daniels.
Mrs. William Spafford Of AnnabelIa is
visiting with her brother, Mr. W X
Stafford.
Mrs Edna Houtz is visiting in Salt
Lake, the guest of Mrs. ex-senator King
and Mrs. Louis Dunyon-
Mrs. Nettie Pigman is entertaining her
sister-in-law from Chicago.
Mrs Stephen Bunnel will visit her hus-
band in California shortly.
Miss Florence Taylor was visiting in
Salt Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. H. Thompson Of kan
sas City are visiting with Mrs. Edith
Martin
Mrs. La Prele Groschete Of AnnabeiIa
is visiting relatives in Provo.
Mrs 5. r. McGraw Of Logan Is visiting
relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Woolley have gone
to kanab to visit Mrs. WOolley's parents
The AmphiOn band BOYS gave a delight
ful dance Thursday evening.
Hon. and Mrs. Reed SmOOt have re-
turned from their trip to st. Louis.
A E Buckler is home again from
Niagara Falls.
Sid Whitehead has returned from Chi
cagO-
Miss Sadie Graham is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Professor Emil AIaeser is visiting his
manv Provo friends.
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charity card party to be given at the
B. B. rooms Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Seth Tolles is improving from
her recent ILLNESS.
Miss May Billings win entertain at a
cup and saucer shower Monday after
noon in honor of Miss Flora Drehmer.
The junior class Of the High school
gives the dancing party in honor of the
seniors next Friday evening at Chris
tensen's hall,
Mr.. F. S Fox is slowly recovering
from a slight attack of appendicitis.
Mildred Amy Parker gave a lunch
con yesterday to a few friends after
which they played English croquet on
the lawn.
Miss Mary Cowan entertained Fri
day at a Kitchen shower in honor of
Miss Flora Drehmer-
IS
Mrs. Bruere of 407 East Third South
street will entertain the Mexican corps
Thursday, May II.
One of the pleasant evenings of the
week was spent at Mr.. ]. E. Williams
birthday party. Those invited were
Messrs- Sid REEVES, Clare Fauas, Law
renee Price, Harry Clark A ThOmp-
son, /. NJ. Blackmarr, P. w SaviIe,
Gus REEVES, Roy Price and T. J. Kidd.
The evening was spent singing and
playing games, after which refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Harry
Clark, Mrs. Williams and Miss Ruby
Williams.
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n ANNOUNCEMENT which will
n be Of interest to a number of So
ciety people is that Of the coming
marriage Of Miss Daisy Smith of Law
renee, Kan, and DR.. 4. c. Wherry Of
this city. The wedding will be one of
the early June events and viii take
pace at the home OF the brides par
ehts- Later the young people viii make
TINS city their home, and a host of
trends trends made by the young groom will
welcome them.
Dr. and Mrs. z. A. Hewitt of Denver
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Lucy Austin Hewitt. to Mr..
sidney hnoWlton Hooper of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. p. w. Madsen an
hounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Louise to Mr.. S. II. Lund. The
wedding will take place in June.
One Of the weddings Of the week viii
be that Of Miss Florence Drehmer and
Mr. Charles Gillett Billings, which viii
take place next Thursday evening at
the home Of the brides parents, 723
Eleventh East street.
The week, which has been otherwise
quite uneventful in society circles,
closed yesterday with the large and
brilliant tea given by Mrs. Kearns in
honor of Miss Katherine Leonard. The
handsome home was the scene Of a bril-
liant assemblage of ladies', and the late
hours of the day were very pleasantly
spent in meeting and greeting the
guest Of honor. who viii spend the
summer in the city.
The house was decorated entirely in
white and green, the spring effect be
ing well carried out in everything.
Throughout the spacious hall white IL
laos were used in prOfusiOn with the
feathery green of the plumOsa. In the
library white stocks with the green
asparagus plUmosa carried out the
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and Lizzie Loung; Masters Lester, Ed
gar and Stanley WOrthen: Misses Eme-
line and Leah Worthen; Mrs. EtheIbert
Young, Miss Harriet Lake and Mrs
Logan.
Mrs. George Ward, who has been
visiting her mother and sister at Nc
Kinney. Tex. has returned after two
months sojourn.
The first section of the ]. G. w club
will meet with Mrs. Newell Beeman, 402
East Second South. on Thursday after
noon of this week
The social to have been given by
Lynds chapter No. 1, 0. Z. S, has been
postponed till the 2Sth on account of
sickness in the family of Mrs. Taylor.
The last meeting Of the year of the
WOman's club Will be held next Tues
day and will be devoted to the election
Of officers for the coming year.
One Of the pleasant gatherings of
spring was the party rendered Mr.. Roy
thomson by the Farmers Ward choir
prior to his trip to Great Britain The
evening was spent in a most pleasant
way, games, dancing and music being
the chief features. After q delicious
supper, R. L. McGhie presented him
with a handsome grip in behalf of the
choir.
Saturday of this week will begin the
regular teas at the Country club. which
proved so popular last year among golf
lovers Mrs Sturgis will be the hostess
and tea win be served as usual at 4
o'clock. A table d'hote luncheon will
be served also at 1 o'clock and the reg
ular contests viii begin. Wednesday
sees the finishing score in the tourna-
ment for the parasOI, and Mrs. Stur-
gis, Mrs. Steiner and Miss Miller are
the only players left in competition.
Mrs. Frank Kimball was the hostess
yesterday at an informal reception Civ
en- at her home in honor of Mrs Page
and Miss Page of Chicago, who are her
guests. About seventy-five guests were
present and a few hours were spent
most delightfully."-. Mrs. Kimball will
entertain in the same way again to-
morrow.
Mrs. George L. Nye will give a large
and elaborate luncheon at the Com
mercial club Tuesday in honor Of Mrs.
Theodore A. Baldwin.
Miss Edith Ferry of Michigan is in
the city and viii be the guest during
the summer of Mr.. and Mrs w. Mont
Ferry.
Mrs s. G.. Hicks viii entertain the
Shakespeare section of the Ladies Lit
erary club on Thursday afternoon from
? to 3.
Mrs. II. Z. Chiller and Mrs H.
Hirschman win be the hostesses at a
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MIsCALLED 'sHAIR ToNIcs.
Most Hair Preparations Are Merely
Scalp Irritaats, Of No Value.

Most hair preparations are merely scalp
irrltants, miscalled hair tontCs- When
hair is brittle, lusterless and begins to
tall out the dandruff germ is getting in
It's deadly work at the root, sapping the
vitality. Since science discovered that
dandruff IS a germ disease there has been
only one preparation put on the market
that will actually destroy the dandruff
germ, and that is Newbro's Herpi-
eide It allays itching instantly. destroys
the germ; and the falling hair stops, and
hair grows luXuriantly. Ask your drug
glst for Herpicide. 1t allays itching in
stantIy; makes hair grow Sold by lead
ing druggists Send 10c in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit,
Mich.
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Marriage Licenses.

Clinton D. Whipple, Creston, Ia-........ 2
Altho Cook. Salt Lake ............... q
John Granthen, American Fork $500 %
Nora z. Miller, Salt Lake ...--.-.--.... %
James T. HOagland. Hagerman. Ida. q
Mary Andrews. Big Cottonwood 49, q
Leroy Y. Palmer. Anaconda, Mont. .
Minnie A Chase, Anaconda. Mont 80
Anton B. Falland Provo ............... q
Annie Clara Tanner. Indianola -. %
Alfred E H Carlwell, Salt Lake,. a
Gertrude A Williams, Salt Lake.. %
George Dick, Salt Lake .......-.......... 50
Mrs. Leah Anderson, Salt Lake "a
John T Buckle, Salt Lakt .-.......... AZ
Mrs. Maria P. Hillstead, Salt Lake.. IS
Leon Davis. Salt Lake .-...-..--.........- .
Eleanor ByWater. Salt Lake ----..--- IS
Jacob Bali Salt Lake .......-....... IS
Victoria Hess. Salt Lake ..-..-.- A
William Olsen, Salt Lake. 50
Minnie Blomberg. Salt Lake .......... %
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LOGAN

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hendrickson and
daughter Irene left yesterday for New
York. Boston and ST Louis They ex-
pect to be away several weeks.
Dr. G. A. GOwans spent the first of
the week with friends in Salt Lake
City
Robert Fairbanks spent part of the
week in Salt Lake City
Mrs W S Lamoreaux entertained on