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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08

ST. Petersburg, March S.--One reason
for the appearance of the japanese m
northern waters advanced here is thei-
probable desire to regain possession OF
the island Of Sakhalien which was ced-
ed to Russia by Japan. 1t Is pointed
cut tna whole Of nortl1e:a il Japan VIII
he threatened with a famine II the
food supply derived from the island OF
fsakhalien and fisheries is cut off.
Nine-tenths of the exports go to jap
nrl ia addition to which japanese
boats have been carrying on piratical
sishing along the coast, which has ex :
l,austed the fish supply Of Amur es-
tuary. Native tribes there are suffer
ing from hunger and typhus. The Rus
sian government will prepare gun
boat fiotiila on the Amur to provide
1or the protection of fisheries as soon
as the river is free from Ice.
The wife Of Admiral Stark, former
commander of the Russian feet at Port
Arthur, has returned here from Por.
Arthur. She is very indignant and
denies the report that the admiral an1
his officers went ashore and were at
tending ball at the time the Japanese
attacked the Russian squadron. Ma
dame stark declared her husband did
not pass a night ashore after he took
command OF the squadron. On the
night OF the attack, February s. all
the officers and crews We're on board,
at s o'clock In the afternoon and at
8 at night. The admiral held a coun-
oil OF war on board the flagship. THIS
was followed by sham japanese au-
tack at IL o'clock that night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
ASSAULTED WITH HAND AK.
C. G. w. Foreman Beck Assaulted by
Ed Brown Saturday.

Clarksville. March S.--William Beck
foreman of the excavating crew for the
C. G. W. west of this place. was as
saulted by Ed Brown Saturday after
noon with a hand AK, receiving several
blows on the head and cut on the
hand, inflicted while trying to ward off
Browns blows. On complaint of Bridge
Mahoney, Brown was
arrested on the charge of assault with
intent to commit great bodily injury
and was bound over in $1,000 bonds
III default of which he was consigned
to the county jail at Allison.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
FELL HUNDRED FEET
John Goebei Fails From Roof Of Brew
cry at Dubuque and Is Dashed to
Death on Pavement Below.

Special to Times Republican.
Dubuque, March s.-while at work
tarring the roof of the big brewery
building here this morning John Goebel
accidently fell backward off the edge
and fell to the ground a distance of 100
feet below His neck was broken and
he died instantly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
BAD FIRE AT OTTO
Miles Block, in Which Was Located
the Opera House and Six Mercantile
Firms, Destroyed Water Works

Otto. Ia. March s.-The Miles block,
in which. were located the opera house,
six mercantile firms and two vacant
buildings were destroyed by fire today
Much damage was done because the
waterworks failed at the critical mo-
ment. Mayor Hills and Frank o.
Meara were severely burned by an
explosior.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
Pavmaster Morse Exonerated.

Manila, March s.-Leuterant John
Wise Morse, paymaster Of the Battles
ship wisconsin, who was recently acs
c,lsed of irregulariti ties in his commits.
sary fund accounts, has been tried by
court martial and exonerated from the
charge of nlisapprop opriating funds. Tha
court martial found him guilty of neg-
lect of duty and sentenced him to bo
reduced ten numbers in rank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
T.-R s3ULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY.
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises March 9, 6:22; sets, 6:01.
Jowa-Fair tonight with warmer in
the west; Wednesday, threatening and
warmer, with rain in the west.
Illinois-Fair tonight and probably
Wednesday; warmer in the south
Wednesday.
South Dakota-Threaten tening tonight
and Wednesday, with possibly rain or
snow warmer tonight; colder in the
west Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
Berlin Banker Suicides.

Berlin, March S.-Hugo BrendeD
partner in the banking firm of Brendel
& Co. whose failure is attributed to em-
bezzlement and speculation of Cashier
Johannes Bernhard, committed suicide
today by throwing himself from tho
window of bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08

tion to be held at Jerusalem in April
sail at three today on a special char
tered steamer, Gros,ser, Kurfurst. for
a seventy-o one days cruise of the Med
iterranean. They represent nearly
every state, territory and province OF
the North American continent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
POLITICS AT ELDoRA.
Present Mayor Not a Candidate for Re
election.

election.
Eldora, March s.-Two candidates
have already been announced for may
or to succeed Mayor Ellis D. Robb, of
this city. at the spring election. Mr..
Robb, who has served two terms, de-
clined to allow his name to be used
as; a candidate for a third term and the
friends of George E. Gilman of the city
council, and N. S. Carpenter. an at
torney, are pushing their claims for
the nomination.
new sewer system to cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000. will be con-
structed this spring.
A large number OF bidders are
on the ground from all over Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
PAGE ONE
kl~N,s


Teirgraphio Hewa
Japan Keeps Russians Guessing.
Marquis Ito Visits Korea.
Evidence in Smoot Hearing.
Candy Poison Victim Dies.
Requisition Will be Granted.
Move to Relocate Deaf School.
PAGES TWO AND THREE
lows flews ih Brief
Interesting Paper From Japan.
New Road for Waterloo.
Hardin County Boy Suicides.
A Stranger Shot at Tama-
Another Trick in Polk.
Farmers are Hopeful.
PAGE FOUR
Editorial.
The School Of Competition.
Congressman Looking for Trouble.
Heroes in the Dark.
Topics and Iowa Opinions.
Looker-On in Iowa.
PAGE FIVE.
General News:
Hearst's Chances Slim.
Mob Hangs Negro in Iowa.
Miscellaneous News.
PAGk0 SJA AND SEVEN
City News:
Will Work for ChautauquA.
Realty Transfers Fall OF
Boone Posts Forfeit.
Primary is Quiet.
League Umpires Hired.
Hull Explains.
The City Field.
PAGE EIGHT.
lcwa snd Commercial:
Sharp Break in Wheat.
Board of Trade Quotations.
Cattle Trade Rather Dull.
Congress Orders Beef Inquiry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DROWN

Mrs. Joseph Wilmington and Daughter
Lose Life in Meremac River.
st. Louis. March s.--Mrs Joseph
Wilmington, wife of a Missouri Pa
cific conductor and her eldest daugh-
ter were drowned to-day in attempting
to ford the Meremac river in buggy
west of st. Louis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
OVERCOME BY SEWER GAS.
Engineer Wilson at Mason City Hao
Narrow Escape.

Special to Times Republican.
Mason City. March S.-Oty Engi-
neer Wilson was today overcome by
sewer gas white working In a nianhoies
He was rescued and resusciated by =
workman.
Jim Mclaughlin was arrested and
taken to Clarion for hearing by De-
putty United States marshal for alleged
selling of aiquor without governments
permit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08

ond floor. These are as follows: Di-
vision freight and passenger agent,
division superintendent, train dispatch
ers, division engineer, trainnlaster.
Two private office rooms are also pro-
vided.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
Cases Against Miners NolIed.

Cripple Greek. Colo, March s-All
asses against the union miners charged
with the different train derailngs, Vim
dicator mine disaster and other offens-
es have been nolied on the request of
District Attorney Trowbridge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
JAPANESE KEEP
RUSSIA GUESSING
New Theori $ Advanced In Re-
lation to Appearance OF
Fleet At Vladivostok
MAY SEIZE sAkHALlEN ISLAND
6his island Has Been Great Source Of
supply Of Food for Northern Japan
Mobilization OF Japanese Troops
Proceeds sIowly-WiI Have Four
Armies in Korea.
BULLETIN.

Toxic, March 8.-The report Of
Che naval attack upon viadivostok
ls not confirmed officially, aitho
the navy department admits an at
tack WAS planned. A report is OK
pscted from the fleet Of the com-
uaander soon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
POISON VICTIM
DIES At PIERRE
Miss Nelson Is Dead and Charge
Against Mrs. Dye Will Be
Changed to Murder
a BIG FIGHT ON ExTRADlTloN1
Likely That Governor cummins viii
Grant the Requisition for Extra
dition Of the Accused, But Friends
Will Resist-sensationaI Develops
ments Expected.
snecial to Ti,nes-Republicar.

Special to Times Republican.
Pierre, S. D., March s.-After week
of intense suffering, Rena Nelson. the
victim of the poisoned candy sent from
Boone. Iowa. died late last night from
the effects of the drug.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
Alfonso siuns Treaties.

Madrid, March s.-King Alfonso has
signed decree ratifying arbitration
conventions between Spain and Great
Britain and Spain and France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
BULLETIN.

ST. Petersburg, March s-There
Is no truth in the reports that the
Japanese fleet bombarded vladiwo-
stok all day long yesterday. Ac-
cording to the latest information,
the feet simply showed itself and
sailed away, without firing gun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
BUILD TO THE PACIFIC.

Agreement of Canadian Government to
Extend the Grand Trunk Ratified.
London, March s.--The Grand Trunk
railroad Shareholders at meeting today
ratified the agreement with the Cana
dian government for construction OF
the Grand Trunk line to the Pacific.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
RUSSIA QUITS THE FAIR.

Frame Work For Her National Pavilion
at ST. Louis Torn Down To-day.
st. Louis, March S.-The framework
for the Russian national pavilion at
the worlds fair was torn down today
on receipt of a cablegram from st. Pet
ersburg by a contractor who has charge
of The work. The eablegram came
from the department of the interior.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
ITO GOES TO KOREA.
Said to Be on Secret Mission for the
MikoHo

Mikado.
Toxic, March s.-Marquis Ito leaves
on the fifteenth for Korea, accompan-
led by several high officials on special
mission for emperor. The purpose of
the trip is not understood here outside
of high official circles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
nuLHTlN.

port Arthur, March s.-Complete
tranquility prevails throughout
this district and nothing has been
ssen Of the Japanese.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
OFF FOR JERUSALEM.
Eight Hundred Delegates Sailed From
New York Today.

New York, March s.-Between seven
and eight hundred delegates to the
worlds fourth Sunday school conven-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-03-08
BULLETIN.

Shanghai, March s.-The mo-
obligation Of Japanese troops pro-
cssds regularly, but much slower
than expected. Once landed IN
Korea and Manchuria ths Japanese
forces will be divided into four ar
mics. The points Of concentration
selected by the Japanese general
staff are not yet known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
EVANSTON.

/ Miss Cameron OF Nebraska IS visiting
! the family or J. G. HamIn She viii &c
{ their guest during the somnaer months
Mrs. George Mosey entertained al Gunner
/ Wednesday in honor of Mrs VIII BoWe-
man of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Stirling Batsford and two children,
! months visit with the family q Major
/ T. NJ. FOOte.
! Mr. David Hamilton left the first Of the
week for Omaha. returning Thursday
morning with his two daughters. who
/ have been attending school there They
/ will spend the summer with Mrs. Gus
Kuster on Main street.
] Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Blyth are spend
ing a few DAYS at GlenWOOd Springs.
/ Colo. for the benefit Of Mrs Biytn
/ health.
/ Joe Cauffman and others returned Tues
I day evening from an outing on East
Fork. They report fishing fine and
/ chickens scarce.
I quite III since her little daughters death,
Mrs Harry Osborne of Green River is
/ visiting relatives in the CITY
/ W J. Cashjn spent several days in salt
/ Lake this week.
/ What might have been serious ran
! away occurred Monday evening Mrs z.
J. Lewis. Mrs. W. II. Roth and little son
/ Conrad were out driving when the horse
/ became frightened and jumped, throw
4 ing the carriage against a telegraph pole;
/ Mrs. Lewis several feet. but not seriously
/ hurting her Little Conrad was also
| thrown out wiSs no other damage than
+ a cash on his forehead and skinned
/ nose. Mrs. Roth was not Injured
! Mrs VIII BONerman Of Salt Lake was
| the guest Of Mrs A. F. Bradbury at
/ Cinnner Wednesday evening
Mrs. z. E Levers and daughter are
visiting il Spring valley
I Ozmun TarbelI. a prosperous young real
estate man OF South Bend. Ind., Is visit
Z - - nd II EnD+p
( The mother and sisters OF Mr.. I'd NC
! Garry are visiting here for a few days
/ The ladies are from Nebraska ana are
thoroughly enjoying our cool mountain
/ breezes
| Mrs. Charles stone who is on the board
! Of directors for the state university IS in
I J laramie this week to attend a meeting
/ Of the board, to decide on a president to
/ fill the vacancy caused b. the death OF
| President Lewis.
| Mrs. J. y Croker and children OF
Rock Springs, who have been v1si s
J friends in Evanston left Friday for their
] home.
/ Vano Bradbury OF New York City ar
! rived Tuesday to spend month : Taca-
I ton with his parents in this city
/ Senator {. d. Clark IS home from
| Omaha.
/ Mrs. Jack Lander Of Salt Lake is a
4 guest Of relatives in this city
/ Aiessrs- Earl and VALID Bradbury lett
/ ole Bergstronn left Friday FOR q business
( trip 10 Piedmont.
( cyrus Beard has been in kemmerer the
| past week on law buSlEeSS-
/ Roy Chamberlin OF Rawlins, WyO-, IS
/ in the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
BINGHAM.

Fred west. Carl Harmon. Charlie Pear
son. SeibE Gays John Evans. Charlie
NCGrcgor. and I'd. Gays, left Saturday
on q fishing trip To American Fork can
-on and vicinity The bovs report fair
luck. but an enjoyable trip. they returned
Monday
air. and AIRS. Charles Brink returned
Monday from a brief stay AZ the capital
Mrs Andrew Dahlstrom Is iii with ~
phoid fever.
AR and Mrs worthington clark were
city visitors during the week
Andrew Elk Of Sandy was IN camp Iues-
day
age OF the excursion 10 American FORK
Monday and report very enJoyanie time
spent in the valley.
r. 3. Jones Of SAT- Lake was in camp
Sunday.
Jimmy Judd returned to his home IN
salt Lake Monday after brief stay m
Mrs. steIuman and sister. Miss Alex
ander, were city visitors the 1irst OF the
week
8I-. and Airs. George Weaver Of River
ton drove TO camp Tus-day. visiting
friends and relatives.
Ralph Zivickey has returned from an
extended trip through the east and BY
tho way took in the St Louis exposition
CITY visitors Tuesday. leaving the city
" edneSnaV. FOR Provo. 20 attend the
P0stmasteFs' state convention. Mr. and
Mrs Roberts returned ia camp Friday
one Of the sad events Of the past week
was the death OF Afrs. simon Horn
buckle At the Holy Cross hospital. The
sympathy Of many friends IS extended TO
the family IN their sad bereavement.
Frank Strickley was on the incoming
train SUNDAY. spending the day With Nf
ard Mrs G. =. Addcrlev- Mrs Sfrfckles-
who has been guest Of TIE AdGerleys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
EUREKA

Ralph Kenyon has gone to Salt Lake to
James P. MOtherwenewas over Monday
from Stockton.
NJ d Hewlett spent the day in salt
Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deming are enter
tanning Mrs. Deming's sister. Miss
Cooper, whose home is in the capital city.
James Norman has gone TO his former
nome Chicago, for a visit En- route home
he viii visit the exposition at St. Louis
David Coleman was in fark City Sun
day on mining business.
J. J. Harper was in salt Lake Monday
on a business trip.
Eugene santschi. manager Of che Bal
hineh Mining company, went TO salt Lake
Mrs. James zFcCune is home from a
visit with friends at Helper.
Miss Catherine KirkendaH Of Robinson
was the guest OF Miss Helen Earis at the
Buliion-Beck mine Thursday.
Congressman George Sutherland was in
Eureka Wednesday and Thursday on a
political errand.
George Hodgins viii spend Sunday with
his family IN Salt Lake, going from there
20 Idaho on a business trip.
W .. Ramshaw, local manager for the
ROCKY Mountain Bel Telephone company.
has been seriously III this week. and was
taken to the hospital at Provo THURSDAY
Arthur Law, who has been visiting his
FANNY mere, mas returned TO his duties
Mr.. and Mrs E. II. Osborne sent to
Salt Lake Wednesday TO secure medical
attention for Mrs. Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed EmbleJon leave Mon
day for Rexburg- ia, tG visit relatives
and friends.
Postmaster DriScoH attended the state
convention of postnssters 1t Provo We'd
nesdss and Ihursdas- He vas &C
c0mpanied by Mrs. DTIscoll.
DR.. 5. J. Townsend of Robinson, who
has beeu in charge OF the Tintic hospital
for the Past two years. has purchases a
home ID Salt Lake and VIII reside there
IL the ftrure-
JacksCn McCbrystal. superintendent Of
the Ge1sni mine. vii leave IN few days
for California TO J0i1 Airs 1fcCBrystal.
who hal been spending the summer there
Phil Cf4rk. whose wife is AZ the same
place xsIl Join tho party n August
Niss Bmma Henriod has gore to Butte
Mont, Tor q visit. She accompanied Mrs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

Hodges. who has been the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Henriod.
Thomas " Bailey. county assessor, and
& II. VIM were over SUNDAY from the
county seat on church business.
James .. Stack. mayor or Eureka. paid
q visit 70 his ranch near Antelope. Ida.
during the week.
Miss Jennie Mitchell IS visiting reIatfves
IN the valley
James Hutchinson. Robinson business
man, was in Payson THURSDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs Del Roberts were pleas
antlv surprised by number of their init
mate friends Tuesday night The even
ing was devoted TO cards dnd converse
| ton and the contents 81 a number Of
vel laden baskets contributed materially
10 the happiness OF the occasion.
AR and Mrs sam LeaviIt entertained
. az cards Wednesday evening
Music lovers thTonged the Latter-daS
Saints church Thursday evening aud
thoroughly enjoyed the sp-endid concert
given by the Union band After the
concert dancing was INDUCED in
Pioneer DAY viii be celebrated by the
Lstter-day Saints chuTcl. with an ice
cream festival and dance 10 which the
public is invited.
The event OF the week N society was
the entertainment given at fIasscls opera
mouse IN Mammoth Tuesday niEht by the
members Of Tintic lodge No III n 10 re-
side IN Mammoth and Robinson to their
brothers Of Eureka The latter attended.
accompanied by their wives. swecthearts
and lends about seventy live people go
ing over Al equal number Of Mammoth
residents responded 10 the invitation ex-
tended The hosts were Nsssrs. Hans
HasSef J.. 4. Depue. J. J. STACK. William
Dawson. enid Packard and Colonel John
T. Hayes. and the gentlemen acquitted
themselves in handsome STYLE the opera
house was prOfuseiy decorated with the
national colors and the purple and White
OF the order The ladies were each pre-
scented with carna tons and the gentlemen
with purple and white sauin rib5ons as
souvenirs. The entertainment began with
! the opening part OF the minstrel show
which was given by the Elks N Eureka
/ in March. and upon The conclusion OF the
show supper was announced. The long
tables which stretched across the hall
were laden with delfcacies that would
have done credit to q city caterer, and
there was most everything ITO drink. in
generous quantity. After suppe~ several
humorous speeches We're made and
Harry Joseph of salt Lake and Professor
HOdsOn Of Eureka favored the guests with
piano selections. The evening was con-
cluded with a dance. and il was tine for
breakast@'w the EuTeka contingent
reached home.
Miss Ethel Sherwood OF salt Lake has
concluded = visit with Miss Inez Hep
1 worth at Mammoth, and returned 20 her
home.
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rendered piano selections. and Mr.. NJ J.
ant affair.
Alr, and AIRS ". p. Preston. jr.. start
e thursday morning fer the Yellowstone
park. where they VIII spend q few weeks
Iley We're joined at Cache Junction by
Air. and Lrs. Walt Piper of SalL Lake.
and at Idaho Falls by Alex Pyper and
wife, who wiz accompany them 70 the
park
Mrs, George L. Swendsen of Salt Lake
lily IS visiting friends in Logan.
oiaF0r z ". Robinson and family went
INTO the mountains this week for a brief
stay.
Professor E r Davis Of Salt Lake City
Is visiting in Logan.
honas Bulge Of Paris. Ida. visited
ms eek with his brother. j. G. Bulge.
Z ne gentleman was on his way home
from Chicago. where he has been study
Mrs. John r CGfne. ir.. left Tuesday
morning for Chicago. where she VIII join
ucf husband who is pursuing studies at
khf university Of Chicago summer school
L r. Martineau came up from salt
lake the first OF the week or "A visit To
Ms family. The gentleman. il is said
VII shortly move 10 Salt Lake City.
Airs. James A. I4anEton and daughter
s+qcy are visiting friends in Piedmont
MO.
j. L. McKittrick Of Great Falls. Mont
Is visiting with Mrs. J. II. Petersen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
PAYsoN.

The wedding Of Miss Nllate Cushing OF
Santaquin and Charles Hanson OF thlS
place occurred FRIDAY OF TINS week a
the home OF the brides parents IN san
taquiu The bride is one of Santaquin 5
most popular young ladies. and the groom
IS a popular young man OF Payson
Mr. and Mrs Frank COOmbs are mere
from Cottonwood canyon for ten DAYS
visit among relatives.
Bernard Done has returned home from
his engagement with the Fioto SHOWS.
Attorney and Mrs. Grant G Bagley
were over from Provo Tuesday and
Wednesday. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
F. F. Ffnlayson is home from a trip
to Idaho
Frank Hawkins was in American Fork
Tuesday.
moth the first OF the week.
Miss Mamie Calvin il paying visit TO
relatives and friends in NePRi. -,
left for Salt Lake City to reside until
Mrs leila. Cowan is visiting from Nam
moth with her mother, Mrs o p love
less
Mrs. N. z. Lennon was in salt Lake
Monday and Tuesday.
b r OFT was in Provo Monday
Miss celia Calvin left Monday fer Green
River. WyO-- in company with I. .. VIM
mer. to visit with Mr.. Winners family
Marcellus Smith is in salt Lake for the
summer. studying the violin under Pro-
fessOT Anton Petersen
Robert German. Harry Cannon. Bert
Stapley and Ole SorensOn. accompanied
by their wives. We're here from Nam
moth on Monday in attendance At the
funeral Of John Mardue who was tn :
father Of The ladies mentioned.
George A Peery entertained a fishing
party at Utah lake Thursday.
Hodge Marshall was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferre Weduesday-
Hans J. T1assel of Mammoth was down
in the valley Monday.
". ". Henry and James Daniels were
in Goshen Friday on business.
Miss Zoe Townsend was visiting in Salt
Lake City this week.
Richard Yates and A T. Peay were up
from BENJAMIN "Wednesday
The regular monthly meeting Of the
officers Of the 7. L. 81 l. A and Primary
association viii meet in the Pavson Tab
ernacle Saturday forenoon, Aug. G.
There is never 4 crowd at Saltair.
Trains every forty-five minutes Pioneer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24
WHY WHY, WHY

AL manufacturers have the privilege
of making sectional book cases. Any
manufactured can make them with
sliding (stickiBg) glass doors. The
CREE-DICkSON CO. has the exclu-
sive right to make them with drop
front Cree Dickson doors.
A R. DERGE & CO have the exclu-
siTe sale for them in Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-24

Spend Pioneer day at the most beau
tiful resort in Utah. Saltair Thirty
trains Pioneer day.