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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
WILL MURDER OUT2
In the Miss Schafer Case Defend.
ants Counsel Makes a
Startling Statement.
HAS PROOF POINTING TO oTaERs
pie Case-Romantic Marriage
of Widow.

Bedford. Ind, May %. Attorney
Palmer says: 'In gathering about me
evidence for the defense of Mcdonald
/ have found that which points to the
guilt of another, as a mountain to a
mole HILL"
Bedford. Ind. May 23.-T'he prose
cution in the trial of James Mcdonald
for the murder of Miss Sarah Schafer
says it will complete its case today.
The opening statement for The defense
will be made this afternoon or tomor-
row morning. 1t is reported that the
defense will Onis Emery. freight
conductor on the Monon, to testify
that he met Mcdonald at 6:20 O'Clock
on the night of the murder seven
blocks distant from the scene of the
murder, where both took shelter from
the rain under an awning, and that
Emery went to the home of Henry
Jamison and Mcdonald went to the
Grigsby grocery store
Detectiye fSeeu'S testimony.
Detective Reed, who worked up the
evidence for the state, is the star wit
ness for the prosecution. On the stand
he stated that on the night of Nc
Donald's arrest he took him at mid
night TO the scene of the crime, showed
him the tracks in the mud near the
mouth of the alley. compelled him to
fit his foot i'm the track and then told
Mcdonald: There's not another man
in Bedford can make a track like
that" to which Mcdonald replied:
well. ! can explain that. My son
had these shoes on that night" Reed
testified that Mcdonald had on one oc-
caSion while in Jail at Bloomington,
telephoned for the detective t. come to
see him. When he arrived. the detec-
tive said, Mcdonald remarked: 1.-THE
load is too heavy for me- Reed also
said that Mcdonald told him his rea-
son for teStifying before the board
of inquiry that lie saw two men on
the corner of the street near the alley
on the night of the murder was for the
purpose of obtaining money from 10
seph Heitger's father.
Detective Emphatically Denies.
When asked a question implying
that he had tried to manufacture evil
dence against Mcdonald by suggest
ing testimony to probable witnesses
Reed said loudly that he never in his
life put n statement into anybody's
mouth and that the lawyers questions
were based OH lies.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
AIexien Not Allowed to Resign.

London, May 23.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent of The Daily Tele-
graph says: Il am informed on good
authority that Viceroy Alexieff ten
dered his resignation to the emperor.
giving III health as the reason for his
desire to be relieved, but that the emf
peror persuaded him in a gracious
telegram to remain at his post
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26

LIEUTENANT GENERAL ANAToL MICHAEL
OyIrCH STOESSEL-
only retreated after one officer and
nine men were killed and a number
of men were wounded. One Russian
officer and four men were captured.
The japanese lost one man killed.
The Russians retired i'm the direction
of IIsiu-Yen and Shalichai
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
Kuropatkin Reports to the Gar

st. Petersburg, May %. General
Kuropatkin sent the following tele-
gram to Emperor Nicholas, dated yes
terday: "Ocr patrols and cavalry de-
tachments are accommodating this side
of the Fin-Chou range, seventy-fve
miles northeast of g-Wang-Cheng.
The japanese cover their dispositions
by small advance guards, consisting
Of as much as regiment Of infantry,
with artillery and cavalry posted along
the high roads, and as little as two
companies at important points. Japa-
nese cavalry are seldom seem
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
Thinks He Has Located the Japs.

'From reports received yesterday
have concluded that the first Japa-
nese army is concentrated as follows:
Two divisions at gWang-Cheng
and its enyirons, and one division at
Habalin, half way between Siu-Yen
and Feng-Wang-Cheng. 1t is stated
that ng-Wang-Cheng is being forti-
Tod
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
The PLYMOUTH MARKETS

Following are the quotations o.
local dealers on the various pro-
ducts named:
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26

rha,,l,,o,,n hairs 81 T.. Complaint to
ooh n. nIbauser decs.S Quiet Title.
ed.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause.
by l.. NJ. Lauer. his attorney, has filed I'm my
office his complaint against the defendants:
and. ii appearing by the affidavit of a CON-
petent person that the defendants the UNI
known heirs. deyisees and legatees OF Jacob
Eankhauser. deceased; --Fankhauser
widow of Jacob Fankhauser. deceased are
non-residents of the state of Indiana: They
are therefore hereby notified of the filing
and tendency of said complaint against
them. and unless they appear and answer
thereto on or before the calling OF said cause
on Tuesday the 18th day OF October, 1904
being the 2nd judicial day of the October
term of said court. TO be begun and held
at the Court House in Plymouth. Marshall
County, Indiana. ON the Bird Monday OF Oc-
tober. A. d, 1904. said complaint and the
matters and things therein alleged viii be
heard and determined in their absence.
Witness the Clerk and seal of said
lSEALl Court, at Plymouth. Indiana, this
9th day of May. 1904.
JOHN Il. JONES.
Clerk Marshall Circuit Court.
/. NJ Lauer. Atty. 3it3
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NOTICE To NONRESIDENT.
reeIm

NOTICE To NONRESIDENT.
state OF Indiana Marshall County. S:
In the Marshall Circuit Court. May term.
1904
Complaint for Divorce.
Margaret Hurseni
The plaintiff In the above entitled cause.
by l.. Nj. Lauer. his attorney. has filed ia my
Office his complaint against the defendant;
and II appearing by be affidavit OF "A COM
petent person that the defendant Margaret
Hursen. is "A nonresident of the State OF In
diana: She i therefore her, by notified OF
the filing and penoency # said cOmplaint
against her. ana unless she nDpears and an
swers thereto on or before the calling ~ said
cause on saturday. THE 18th DAY of June,
1904. being the 30th judicial day OF the May
term Of said Court. 10 be begun and held at
the Court House IN Plymouth. Marshall
County. Indiana. on the 4th Monday OF Ma,
A. ID 1894. said comp Amt and the matters
and things therein alleged Will DC heard and
determined IN her absence.
Witness. the Clerk and seal OF said
Court at Plymouth. Indiana. this
lsEALl An day Of Nav; 1909.
3li4 Clerk MARSHALL Circuit Court.
l.. NJ. Lauer. Plaintiffs Attorney.
NOTICE TO NoN-REsIDENTs.
State Of Indiana. Marshall County. SIS:
In the Marshall Circuit Court, May tenn.
t9l4.
Franklin :. Banks Canplaint 30
/ Daniel T Di.,o or. quiet title.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause.
| by Samuel Parker. his attorney. has filed
| in my office his complaint against the de-
fendants:and IL appe airing by the affidavit OF
| a COMPETENT person that the defendants.
Daniel f. Ditto and Mary Ditto. whose true
/ CHI istian name i unknown. are non-resi-
/ dents of the state of Indiana: They are
therefore hereby notified OF the filing and
pendency Of said complaint against them,
and unless they appear and answer thereto
on or before the calling OF said
Saturday. the 18th day of June. 1904. being
the 50th judicial day OF the May term OF
said Court. To he begun and held at The
| Court House in Plymouth. Marshall county,
/ 'diana. the fourth Monday of Nav. A
d. 1904. said complaint and the matters AID
rn.ngs therein alleged will be heard and
determined in their absensc.
Witness the Clerk and Seal of said
Court. at Plymouth. Indiana,
| lSEALl this 4th dav OF Nav. 1904
3li4 JOHN X. JONES.
! Clerk Marshall Circuit Court
Samual Parker. Plaintiffs atty.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

State OF Indiana. Marshall County. s.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Executor. of the Estate
of Andrew j Bollinger. late Of Marshall
supposed to be solvent.
FRANK II. BOLLINGER
April p 1904. Executor.
Samuel Parker Atty for Admir-. Bits
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-05-26
VoTI JE TO NON RESIDENT:

State OF Indiana. Marshall County. SIS:
In the Marshall Circuit Court, May term.
1904.
Louis Runner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23

beautiful girls to prominent Salt Lake
gentleman.
Miss Sadie Graham Joined the post
masters' excursion to Provo canyon
Wednesday.
senator Reed smoot spent the fore
part OF the week In Sanpete,
Messrs, Merle Taylor and Sam Reilly
have returned home after two months
spent in the Bear river country.
Miss Nina Taylor has returned home
after a three weeks visit IN Salt Lake
ms the guest OF Miss Bessie Taylor,
Miss Fanny Buckley has returned TO
her home in Salt Lake after two
weeks visit with Provo friends.
Mrs. Emily Cuff and daughter Lydia
have gone to salt Lake to spend a few
days.
Mr. Claud Williams Of Salt Lake
spent Wednesday here,
Mrs c. f. Loose is chapcroning
crowd Of jolly girls at Springfield this
week. In the party are Hazel Howe,
De Cluft, Fay and Erma Loose, leila
Farrer Nira Storrs and others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23
WASATCit NOTES.

Mrs. Ben y. Hanak is IN Salt Lake
but viii be back Thursday accompanied
by her mother
COL and Mrs. John Q, Cannon were
resort visitors Friday.
Bishop r, r. Burton and wife were
up on business trip Friday
Mr.. +. NJ. Nelson wife and sister.
Mrs. Gehan and child, are at the hotel
for a weeks stay.
r. w, Livingston was here Saturday.
Mrs. Louise sherman is here for
few weeks stay.
Mrs. f. y, Morgan and Miss NJ.
Buboltz are at the hotel for two or
three days.
Franklin c. and Gertrude Moyle, to-
gether with Miss Alene Crismon and
Lena Moore are visiting at the Burton
cottage,
Misses TessIe and Sarah Williams
are the guests for one week OF their
mother.
willard r. Smith is spending his va
cation at the hotel.
Mrs. ]. a. Cunningham and mother
are here for the season.
Messrs. Richie, Bywater, Williams
and Rippeto were up and spent Sunday
with their families.
Miss Ellce Woodruff is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. George A, Smith.
Miss Josephine Williams is here for
a month,
Mrs John Q. Cannon and family came
UP Tuesday to stay n month. They are
at the Cannon cottage and take their
meals at the hotel.
Mrs, George l., Savage sister and
daughter are at the Savage cottage for
the summer
A party Of ten young girls are ex-
rected up the morning Of the 23rd. They
will be chaperoned by Mrs. Connolly.
A large company is expected up for
the oath as the 23rd is our regular
evening for a dance a very enjoyable
time is anticipated.
Mrs A, Il. Graham came up Wednes-
day and will stay a few days, the guest
OF Mrs, A. c, Ewing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23

summer, and the family is expected up
this week,
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. Easton are en-
jcying their vacation IN a hotel cot.
tage.
Mrs. H. G. Whitney and family have
opened their cottage for the summer
The PIPER home adjoining them is not
yet occupied
Miss Lucy Van Colt and her mother
are tenants Of one of the hotel cottages.
They have for guests this week. Mrs
Ellerbeck, Misses Geneye and Ada Ell
lerbeck Mrs. G. f. Felt, and Miss Nora
Van Colt.
Mrs Louise Odell Richards and Miss
Bird are occupying one of the Odell
cottages.
Several new cottages are going up
on the east side hills. This part OF
the canyon is taking on a very lively
appearance as big part of the hill IS
dotted with little Swiss chalets.
Judge Powers Is ensconced In his
miniature Of "Lnger-I onger"
r. r.. Cutler will be up saturday to
look over the camp possibly with a
view to making a summer home here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23

After "A pleasant visit with Miss ollie
Martneau the Misses Ethel and Rea
Rogers have returned TO their home IN
Salt Lake.
Mrs j. a. Langton ana little dangh-
ter are visiting with relatives In Ped
mont, Wyu.
Mrs John r. Game Jr., has gore To
Chicago whore she expects 10 join Mr..
Game Before returning home they VIII
visit the ST. Louis fair and other points
of interest
Mr., and Mrs. Moses Thatcher return
ed Wednesday from Salt Lake.
Miss Jones and Miss Robertson OF
salt Lake are the guests Of Miss BIelt
Morrison,
Mrs. Alex Nibley and little daughter
OF Perry or, are In Logan on visit,
They are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs,
-, II, Thomas.
Misses Rea Nibley and En- Groesbeck
who have been IN Logan for a short
time. have gone to Salt Lake.
Some OF the members OF the Deseret
summer school had a delightful outing
"a Logan canyon on Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23

tag All present spent mos Ianl
eyerhl,asle time tripping the hsh' i'"
. sn3IS' and other pastimes'
6. Condor returned home t NY
pr, H rom A two months Visit at ms
s sld home in Maine.
49, cooree c. Ledyard has as her
MT, tbls week Misses Winnie JACK
Eues'ns Ella Whitty two popular young
sol som a"o ~ Lincoln, Nebraska
cory enjoyable Juvenile entertain.
a Vac given Thursday evening at
NE s' First ward hall
..., Fannie Breeder Of Salt Lake
MISE otnrnod to her home IN SAT- Lake
City nleasant visit in Ogden where
niIer ,yas the guest Of Miss Wenger'
,uss Annie Nenteboon Of ogden was
M .r,sd wednesday to Emlel Sschupert
matilgita lake city. They VIII make
81 SAINT gnture home at salt Lake Guy.
l Inigo Joseph Stanford performed the
ceremony
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23

returned home Tuesday after weeks
visit with friends here.
Cashier John w. Smith and Mr.. VIM.
Wing made a trip to the capital satur-
day
Nearly so relatives and friends Of
Mr. NJ l. Bushman rendered him
farewell social Friday evening last at
Bushman left Tuesday for mission to
England.
Hon, Thomas r. Cutler was I'm Lehi
Wednesday shaking hands with old
friends.
Bishop and Mrs, Warwick OF Manila
were visiting friends here Tuesday
Elder Hyrum Anderson, who has
been laboring IN Norway is expected
home soon.
Assessor Eldredge Of salt Lake coun-
ty was visiting here Saturday.
Mrs, Walker OF Salt Like city was
visiting with Mrs, JOS. S. Broadbent.
Mr.. George Wing has gone to Idaho
TO take charge Of the Idaho Falls and
Sugar city sugar companies lime
quarry.
Mr. Elisha Brown and family of
Riverton have become residents OF our
town,
The family Of Mr. Griffin who has
charge OF the pumps at the mouth Of
Jordan River, returned TO Salt Lake
City Tuesday for the summer
Hon. and Mrs. A. j. Evans, Mr. and
Mrs, S. l.. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs, g. J,
Thomas and friends spent Wednesday
afternoon at the Saratoga Springs re-
sort.
Miss Luella Cutler OF Salt Lake city
Is visiting with Mr.. and RS. Chas c.
Frie.
Postmaster 9. w, Ross was in Provo
Wednesday and Thursday attending
the postmasters' convention.
Hon. Geo. Austin and his brother
John. were doing business at Provo
Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23
II2IiI.

one OF the most pleasing events Of
the season was the dance given i'm the
city pavilion Thursday evening by the
Sugar company employees after a day
Of sport in the city park,
Mrs. George Austin, chaperoned n
party at the Saratoga Springs resort
Tuesday The party consisted Of Mrs.
George Austin Mrs Albert Hush.
Mrs. VIM. Wing, Mrs Vincent Mrs.
Kitty Hiues and Misses Emma and Ag-
mes Austin. The visiting ladies are
from Payson and Provo. They were
also entertained at the Austin residence
the same evening.
Mrs. G. r. Ellsworth Is visiting this
week in Payson with relatives.
Mrs, S, l., Wells went to Salt Lake
wednesday for a few days visit with
her parents,
Atty. Don V. Harwood Of Salt Lake
City was In town Tuesday.
Prof Charles j. Thomas and wife Of
Salt Lake city are spending the week
with Hon. and Mrs, A. j. Evans.
Commander Gallagher Of the Salt
Lake City Salvation Army corps was
in Lehi Tuesday soliciting financial
aid for the work.
Mrs Albert Hush OF Payson is WIS.,
iting with Miss Emma Austin.
MIR. Martin j. Bushman Of Provo
rtgtN nnaf
Mrs. NJ. A. Smith of Heber City Is
spending few days In Lehi.
Mr., John Thurman left for the
worlds Fair few days ago.
Hon, George Austin left Tuesday for
an extended trip to Canada points.
Miss Mabel Coates has returned from
n visit with friends at MantI.
Mrs. Sarah Prime Evans OF Ogden
was visiting relatives here the fore
part OF the week.
bishop James VI. Gardner was In
Zion Tuesday on business
Mr. Douglass Scally Is home from
Garland.
Mr.. w. r. Bushmnn is bnck from an
extended trip through Teton Valley,
Idaho
Mrs. John Coates and Mrs George
Glover returned from Spanish Fork
Sunday, after n weeks visit with
friends,
Or Byron Kesler Is visiting with Mr.,
and Mrs. J, r. Giles
Mr.. Anow Whipple Of Salt Lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23

is why such bargains are to be had. A
discriminating buyer should not be
afraid TO take advantage of the sales,
especially If the offerings are black and
other plain colors Jets are always
good
Pulled waists are fashionable. The
French call the pun a boullonnc, which
has only infereutially "a reference to
soup. Bouillon is derived from bouillir,
10 boil( and pufts suggest frothlng or
hCinlmg. At least so they do to II
French dressmaker The explanation is
given because the term occurs often In
fashion journals.
A gray crepe gown had the entire
corsage bouillonne, the puts taperlng
towards the waist line. The sleeves
were three large puffs divided by bands
OF close stirring A full rufle of lace.
finished the sleeves There was a high,
pointed girdle of soft taffeta trimmed
with three stn little bows In the front.
The skirt Of the gown was shlrred full
around the hips, leaving plain front
panel
one vegetable that seems to have a
good sale Is vegetable marrow or sum-
ner squash.
Buy the youngest specimens Of this
ems with maturity. one of the incest
ways OF cooking it is baking. Pare
and cut up the murroNs, and take out
the seeds, parhoil, ana place I'm \
buttered baking dish. \ slice Of onion
improves the marrow. Sprinkle the
slices with "a mixture Of grated cheese
and bread crumbs, season with salt
and pepper, dot with butter, aud bake
for an hour
Tomatoes are so good as a salad that
e seems too bad to ever cook them,
still fried tomatoes are delicious, and
sometimes may be made to serve In
place of meat dish at luncheon. Slice
the tomatoes without peeling into
rather thick slices. II the vegetable IL
oyerripe 1t viii fan TO pieces In the
pan, so be sure that the slices are firm.
Dip them In crumbs, brush with oil,
ana again dip In bread crumbs Fry
IN "a little butter and Just before taking
out pour into the pan half a cupful OF
sweet cream. stir this quickly and
pour the sauce over the tomatoes. IL
will be thick like a cream sauce, Sea-
son with salt and red pepper.
Tomatoes are also broiled cut them
in half crosswise, without peeling, and
cut OFF a thin slice from each OF the
round ends. Season with salt, dip I'm
crumbs, beaten egg, and more crumbs,
and broil six to 10 minutes in a WELL
buttered broiler
Green tomato pie Is an old-fashioned
dainty. An upper and lower crust OF
plain paste is provided and between
them Is laid the green tomatoes, sliced
thin. and sprinkled with half a cup
of sugar, the juice and zest OF a lemon,
ana a sprinkling Of cinnamon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23
LOGAN.

The Madison home on West Center
street was the scene OF very chafnl-
ing lawn party on Tuesday evening
when Mr. and Mrs. IT, $, Madison en-
tertained number of their friends In
honor of relatives who are visiting them
from New Jersey. Hundreds OF Narl-
colored lights were used in lllumlnat-
ing the grounds, while inviting coy
corners and tables for ping pong, pit
finch. cards and crokinole were to be
found under the trees. the effect being
very artistic indeed. Dainty refresh
ments were served, Mr.. and Mrs. Madi-
son being assisted by Miss Napier MISS
Madison. ollie Martineau, Lottle West,
Mr.. H. W. Taggart, VIII Morrell and
ROYAL Martneau. a most delightful
Vecning was spent by the following
MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Martineau, y. NJ
Flemmlng S. A. Langton, Geo. ii.
Champ, A. H. Thompson, w. Il. Pres
ton. Jr., r. w. Naylor, c. a. Gowans,
lie Roy Carbon, n. II. Cleemnson, l.
n. Smith, j. u, Shepherd, @. W.
Thatcher, Jr., W. j. Kerr b, c. Thatc-
her. r.. r. Bacon, w. S. Langtdn, w. Y.
Croxau II. ID. Styer, d. G.. Bulge, j.
Squlres, Mesdames G.. l.. Taggart r.
Il. Napier NJ. T. Beatie, G.. l.. Swend-
son, Misses NJ, A. Torgenson Flora
Chamberlain ollie Martineau, Maine
Morrell, Agnes Cassidy, Lottie West
Voda Thatcher, Grehta CARBON, Messrs
j. G. Walters, Geo. H. Thatcher IL.
w. Taggart, George Torgenson, Ariel
Caardon, Harry Emies, Bob Fairbanks,
Royal Martineau, WIN Morrell.
one Of the pleasant events OF the
week was the Kensington given by Mrs.
Laura Miner at her home on frlday
afternoon. Mrs Miner was assisted
by Mrs. j, T., Shepherd and Miss win
ME Miner. Flowers were used IN
abundance In decorating and de-
licious lunch was served. Those VINO
enjoyed Mrs. Miners hospitality were
Mrs. NJ, Y. Beatic, of salt Lake. MIS-
Luna Y. Thatcher, Mrs. j. a. Meal
lister Mrs. Geo II. Champ, Mrs. 5, a.
Iangton, Mrs. NJ, II. Needham, Mrs
Lucy Carbon, Mrs. Cartwright Mrs.
A. ii. Thompson, Mrs. j. II. shepherd
Mrs, j, e. Carbon, Mrs. A. j., Farrell,
Mrs G. w. Thatcher, Jr, Mrs. j. q
Thatcher. Miss Winnie Miner
A most enjoyable family party was
held at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. j.
A. McAlistor on Tuesday the occasion
being Mrs McAllster's birthday.
Mrs. Lyman r, Martneau Is at home
again after an absence Of several weeks
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Swendson Of salt Lake
is In Logan, the guest Of MI and Mrs.
Willard Langton
MIR. and Mrs All Cole are In salt
Lake visiting with Mrs. Coles MOTHER
Nfrg Minnie j Snow
Mrs. and Mrs Walter Mclaughlin
and Misses Nora and Jennie Ellason
are oamped In Logan canyon for few
weeks.
Miss Lucille Young, daughter Of j.
Wash Young, Is In Logan visiting Mr..
and Mrs, Jesse Earl
Mr.. l.. r. Martlneau came IN from
Salt Lake to spend few days OF TINS
week with his family.
Miss Dora Wright OF Hyrum visited
IN Logan this week
Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Preston Jr, In
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Pyper Of Salt Lake, aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Piper OF Idaho Falls have gone to
Yellowstone.
Mr.. y. G. Thatcher made n business
trip to salt Lake and Provo during
the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-23
BRIGHTON.

The heat of the past few days has
sent campers cottagars, and hotel
guests scurryng to the mountains. The
route most generally patronized is up
Big Cottonwood canyon, but quite q
number Of people come over the hills
from Park city.
Hyrum Nelson, the proprietor OF the
hotel is finishing the bowling alley and
expects II will form an attractive adj
junct. II is gratifying 20 state that no
saloon Is to be run In conjunction with
either the hotel or the bowling alley.
Mayor Richard =, Morris cottage il
occupied by himself and family. He
has been under the weather for several
days, but is recovering
The Ioylc cottage near the hotel has
been opened several times during the