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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-29
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1905. by hel ! Bai aifing gton


q !. ylil nothing change you7sS Bob
Deering voice syns alnlost tragic, but
1t made little: iinprsssion onSBetty. sa|
va sssssned cried,
8SSss Ing tho doe,ll,eh i ghefSte his be-
agildered 5oy es. s, on TO REPORT for re-
lienreal next :&cesS III; nm alnders study
s,Inat Is tile techniea 4, term! play
WIlcit the load ing Soraan doesn' e /, ,
.sskE & s II seems tsss4so indecent that you
SishoUl work ~ zen i am simply foollslil
with NJ ~ Sons Ter what 81 cod !,
must feel eonsid ei' - 5
y Bobby, !, S o,i are; the dearest ef chums,
B but you are dense at times 1. a 3Egiry
could not marry for money I Y s,sty .ttt Is
It's not ylnliieard OF - gested ID eer-
s55 t5y Z, r."
81 is thinking ofSlntce girls myself
y for nstance. = s II ~ II. 4, "a, ,.l
II .i'I |asked you while. You had plenty
he offered by way .ofsexcuse. #-sN +,
n. ,s3{ .ttQf course, you did. Yon always dt
! the correct thing. But Iarcfuscd you
50 would look mcrcenary to tnke you
now Bob, you must understand, 1t Is
I 81 Sort or crisis with me. 4 want tx
Il n, work, to; be self supporting. Fathers
4 dGatli;Sautli our other losses ought tr
.22slnake it$:Sronan Of ME. slall not be
4 less desirable then If some day." ..
ss5yS&3,.I Vhope the. time will come before
81 work and disappointmcnt cat the sun
shine out Of your heartp' And Robcrt
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No Poison in Chambrrlnin'S CGu"Ii
Remedy,

From Napier Now Zealand, Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board ct
So til Wales, Australia, had un analysis
mn lc Of all the c0nah medicines sold in
that market. Out of tho entire list they
found only ono that they declared was
entirely free from all poIsons This cx
coption was Oh ,mhpraiu's Cough Rem
edy, made by the Chnmbe rlniu Medicine
company OF DrsMoiucs, Iowa, U: S y.
Tho absence Of all narcotics mnkea this
remedy the sufrst and est that cnn be
bad; aud it is with feeling of 5, curi'
;hnt mother c'n 6 w it t" her little
'n"s. Ch"mherlnin's Cough Remedy l.
especially recommc' dcd Ivy its maker.
'or coughs, c''lds, oronp and who. ping
cough. This remedy is for saIri h.
Piclons Drug Co., II. N. Hunter, Lib
trty.
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of niokens.
". NJ, Hugood, ct al. Plaintiffs,
lane Winchester, ct al. Defendants.

Jane Winchester, ct al., Defendants.
In pursuance of decretnl orlpr in
the above stated ease l.y Hon. Chna. &.
Dantzler dated Nov. 8, 1905 and on fl G.
in the Clerks office will sell to- ,hq.
highest bidder on S"ledny in Dpcenher,
1905 during the legal hours tor |" at
Pickens Court House, s. q. the f. low
ing described tracts of land
lat. All that piece parcel or tr e' ,t
land in tho county of Pirkeus aud te
State aforesaid on wattr Of Grow Or ek
adjoining lands of Thomas johnson, W
j. Crenshaw and 9th, ~ continuing fifty
(50) acres more or less ~ q known ;,s the.
mill tract md improvement, 'her on.
al, All TN / piece or parcel "f 'arl ~
Plokens county on wat, H. { row Cr., i
ndjoiring lands # j. ". liz nrn> .I.A
dan R.c' M G.. W. chestr, ard Sc ,,
containing two hundred '"r IL c TAR
less and known as tue Sn', Ep..in
tr ct.
Term, on IT,. ~
be paid with n,r q g.,
lane on II ci,, ,!it 4 =.
credit pr ion 10 h" &c.. .
# tn" pn'c ns'r or .,
mortgage of ih" r;cm'~, ....n ,
fr'm day ot sale wIth / "a /
n S'r to pn, Ii G sh.
P'lc n~"' :" pay fr esq., +
far rrcnrai Il d ~un".
Nov. 10 1906 a. j T.
i
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Deering, multimilliouairc, went home
convinced that at times money Is II
drawbacks.
2. When George Secrs, Bctty's father,
had died suddenly no one had Sus-
+ pectcd that he was financially crippled.
But such had proved the case. His
widow had found herself bercft Of
everything but she had cared only III
1t had affected her daughter. They
hsd moved into IL tiny ilat and prac
ticcl rigid economy. Mrs. Seers had
believed it only 4 passing phase for
Betty. behring's devotion was well
known. and shc approved OF him.
Then suddenly Betty had announced
her determination To join the army OF
Independent women and become q
wage Garner. She had kept her plans
to herself, fearing that, her efforts
might prove frultless. AS an amateur
actress she had won recognition, 50,
naturally, 1t was to the stage that she
turned in her need. After anxious
days Of uncertainty she oDtamed tho
coveted contruct. She was engaged Mt
q small salary to understudy promi-
nent actress, then playing a successful
engagement lii the city. ...
"Just think, M1uZzie, could anything
be easier? Night and matinee re-
port, one hour before the play, remaia
awhile and thcn come home. earning
thereby on Saturdays fat enYolopo
to meet the bills"
Z ''Xou are such n { atherbrain. You
will tire Of work d d lose Bob with
your .@hims." .
Betty made glmoce. "Do YOU
think i could? I'd appreciate liin
more if believed 1t possible. Bob IL
SO hopelessly mine" ~ ..
The next week Bettg's 'occupu ton
began. In the morning she attended.
rehearsal and spent long hours In be-
ing drilled and coached by an irasci.
Bile stage manager. In the afternoon
she studied by herself. When she had
mastered The Inca perfectly she, com.
mcnced reporting az each performance.
1T first SHE fe,t her imp ortancc't But
ns the weeks passed into Giuptlls, and
tho leading woman remained umatu
rally healthy, doubts of her own useful
ness discouraged thq girl. The only
comfort was theEHenyelope." Shcmiss.
SPd her friend and Bob. She i,uti not
seen or heard anything OF him in two
months. ~
s3siS Que afternoon as she broodcd, over
these things Deering entered rs though
there had been no lapse OF time -.
6 e Oh Bob -Bob'4- If Dcering had
.af,sented himself for Il purpose It was
In Betty's glad cry. Tie
looked supremely happy. w..
Now you just must come TO dino
with me, ~ he declared. Tho Invitation
,ssas accepted Deering. Betty aud her
saotiei' were so oons3 seated Mt n coy
table iil fashionable hotel.
& EIoyR good 1T tastes,"'& cried BETTY.
2 s,g ,'lgt s so long since I've really dlned.a
Fer spirits ran riot, her eyes grew
bright as they had not been for daya
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Mnn's UnrcaSOnabl leness.

is often rs great as II wonn ms, But Thos.
:. Austin Mgr. of the "R publican" Of
Lcavon wort, Ind, was no unreasonable o
wncn he refused to aIl ~ he doctors to
operate on his wife for male trouble,
"I.'strat," he s"ys, .'wo concluded to
take Electric Bitters. v, wife was then
so sick, she could hardly cave her bod,
and 5physicans ind + ed to relieve
Lcr. Af,r taking Eco ic Bitters she
Nms perfectly cured, aud oan now per.
'lm Ill her household duties. -
".autced 10y Poke, Drug % Psios
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.. 3.
S2y WIS - - seis'e ~ :.
-. t0us's' 'o'
stasiSs..9sssiS N9S,S ~ y t
- w -, - 't'ss q i'Ae ~"
Wti! ss,i po.n come c'it., sttS \. b "a u
.tSt. sfsreeo oe''5' re
,hea.i ils,al y ~ !. IVY Wy
heposre es,I WIZ ,9ilss sS neref
~! ehe ne tIseat Yer. IN unoerstudy,
you knoW. ilpsos t5l 3ut IT Wont take long
20 ouNLEi ]! OF m mHalI phst. =
sa'NN seven I orfila or alLE past,', repeated Deer
ing. NY ell, It's too late neW
| NV hat VIII they say Lefty hesl-
| ltssttctits59ssi K J. :$ss, .ss&S@ ~ ~ Escrs.
4 Notbihg jest tipafilie5 aoorkeepo'
70 SAY SoN caiich. ~
l5}&SE'''l'nsskeeparl& ~ lts&fhee stage SmAha
4 gers and hc3is2h bear. ST. ...
%lS what BARN could IT do 10 M's7 cn"
q alght When nhe had reported :: g..
& #|ftlDoitlts? grv:h =, l@@, D.. ..., IL.
v 4Nfter tho theater they went 10 sup.
z s33eENr Betty had long forgotten every
5t thing but The passing p,omcnt \
Rtoppod, to exchange gre .:.:,..
y And where havo YOU been tonlshtf'
81 inquired Betty. .....
: "Nowherc. Had tickets "rt .!::l :,
. but the leading woman was taken SUD.
: denly ill.,. an:i they closed thc theatcr
! Jolly strange they had no understuiy"
= Then, bowlng, he rejo!neh his friends
y" "Ob, OH" gaSpel Betty when she
o could get her breath. "the undcrstudy
l, is here" Then sho laughed hysterical
U ly. II IL business woman! And at til.
9 first taste or pleasure forgot every
o thingt'
. Ifs my fault" protested Deerine
o contvltely.
e 4 "'Tho manager won't recognize youl
=" responsibility, and he never gave 80.
Q an envelope .,,
ga whnt?" ...
Z "Ihey'll discharge nc. What shall
= tlD?' There were tears IN Brtty'S eyes
Center into another en%a gene it. >
/ ! IDnnnin1
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CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH G. 70 IN
County af pickrua,

BY j. b. Ncwber E~qr'r". prnn =.
Judge
Whereas. b. G. Moor ~ 4" =, /,
to me t. p,an' in lett, rS "a .,.:-
tration of the .'stnte and rtl.aI,
L. Il Nc" 70, deco srd.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, TO ri,
nimol ish all ana srguInr lie kiusrp,
md or oitors OF TO suli T.. II.
Moore, dc 'rasr,l. that they 80 nm ap
pear b"f'rc me, in the Cnl,t OF = o.
hate, t" II" held at = ck"nS ",N"s y" &,
:. g., on thu 29t' day Of N~v. - )
after pnh'ic ton hereof t 81 .'ci. L..
the forenoon. to 'hew rpn>,, " ~ il
h We, wy 'hr said ndmiri>trnii"u 90
""t he g,antrd.
GIv'n nndr, m iMd md e.r..
tho l5'h day Of Nov. 1905. ~ IN I3J
year OF our Inlep rdenc,.
j. =. \ W .'r
j y. -
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....ating Folel,s Honey and Tar.

IsoIoy's ,& 60. !. Chicago, originated
i Toney and Tar rs q throat and III g
r8nedy, and on account Of the great me-
stt and popnlarftytof Foley's Honey and
aar rnany nyimitationS are offered for the
gannifie Those worthless limitations
have similar sonDding names. Beware
sof lieina The genuine FoIey's Honey
III n Sis ia d yellow package Ask for
i I III q Ise any Sub itute It 5sis the |
issst ION for No CHS I'd oolds.
sns Drug or. n. 40. Smith
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C:ItEA3fI3RY WISDOM.

A creamery plant costing the farmers
Of Il western community %l.J:O four
years ago was sold the past winter for
$500. This is an old story ana Il co;:l.
mon experience. This creamery was
built before tho dairyinG h,l;t had
been developed am3ng the fa"!n"!'%
built before the cows |, Sui'por; II were
sight The town ntrn took hold and
lclpcd. and some :::Af'rrS froMl C.li..a.
20 helped boom tlc enterprise ana un
loaded on The storkh u .crS ~ outfit
It $3.50 Which at T.: Du;S side SHOULD
.,2t have cost over $2.@Gl. popr il,'
:Ncnt was u:;c,l In the %c.cc ion OF COW :
and poorer &tin i'll the matter ~ feed,
ing ana carin:, for them. nv" patrons
could not make II pay to Srn cream.
soon got tired Of milking rnl vent
back to selling corn and oati ~ they
had done for forty years. The mex,
step was Il forced sale and tho ,iiSSoiu-
ton OF q cooperative enterprise which
had 1t been properly managed. cou!s'
have been OF almost incalculab!c gDol
to that community. This kind Of agri
cultural tragedies can be found all
over the country. The moral iG that
men should get COWS and learn how tc
properly select, feed and cnre for them,
and there should be at least 1000 COWS
IN sight before dollar II put into Il
creamery, and practical creamery.
man should be consulted as to the
plant.
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The Exact Thing Required for Constl
patlOnv

"As oertian purgative and stomach
purifier Ohamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets seem to be the ex ct thug
required, strong enough for tho most
robust, yet mild enough and safe for
children aud without that terlib' o 81 i,nng
80 common 10 most pnrpatves," anys r.
8. Webster & Co, Udom, Onturia,
Canada. For sale by Piokons Dug Co.
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O "a. a3 EI9 A-.a Z. k:is Z. .E IA
ears tho n Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
'S'a'''' e L<ex1ZsSez@
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-23

WANTED-A good girl for general
homework in family of three.
best wages paid. Address "A
care of this office.
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BANKERS FIGHTING HARD.


Special to The Sentinel.
Denver. Dec. 23.-Before Leonard
lmhoden and JamesJ Hin convict
ed OF conspiracy are sentenced Thurs
day morning. they will attempt TO
place before the district court at
lofney's office, an estimate Of the a
'Iount they claimed to be able 20
tlrn over to the receiver of the Den
yer Savings Bank and the Western
Bank in exchange for a recommended
ton of clemency. Attorneys claim
ing TO represent Hill and Imboden
last evening suggested to the district
attorney that the interests of Justice
would be taken care of and the de
positors of both banks greatly bene-
fitted, If Hill and Imboden would turn
over to the receivers of the two banks
every dollar they had in the world.
asking only in exchange that the
court recommend clemency in their
case. They would be content with
a simple recommendation for elem
ency Ii is understood that District
Attorney Stidger told them that the
offer was impossible, unless lmboden
and Hill could get enough money TO
make the banks entirely whole.
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TO RENT-Front room with board.
Apply 354 ouray.
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WANT COLUMN

WANTED-A few telegraphic pupils
apply at this Office.
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PAoNIA'S LIGHT TROUBLES.

Special to the Sentinel.
Paonia. Colo, Dec 23.-A new de-
velopment in the electric light situa-
ton came today, when a syndicate OF
business men, took the option of the
Presley plant. pending the question of
the granting OF franchise. The coun-
ell has turned down one proposition
for franchise but the syndicate
hopes in an amended form. to secure
one. They offer a bonus OF $500
and materially reduced rates. The
people of the town are equally divid
ed on the question. Some months
ago Peesley applied for a franchise,
but his application was refused be
cause the people wished municipal
ownership.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-23

Attend the grand Christmas tree
at the Turner's Sunday night
street Phone Red t312.
The funeral of Rev. Reed will
be held tomorrow at Palisade at two
O'Clock instead OF at one o'clock as
announced elsewhere.
Cut prices in holiday goods Every
thing must go regardless Of cost
c. d. Smith 4 Co., druggists.
Coy Klingler and Lynn Kennedy
arrived home at noon today to spend
the holidays from FIT. Colling where
they are attending college,
Come in and see the latest, newest
and best thing in rocker. at Bannis-
ter's. 1t makes an elegant present.
Very low round trip rates east for
teachers and students-C Colorado Mid
land.
The Accommodation grocery
company are selling splendid mixed
cream candies at 10 cents per pound.
Cut prices in holiday goods. Every
thing must go regardless of cost
c. D. Smith & Co, druggists.
All articles bought of us we en-
grave FIRE. of charge. the Primrose
Jewelry and Music company.
We are showing an unusually COM
Dlete line of holiday gifts c. d. Smith
Co, druggists.
ur Christmas perfumes are su-
;. Call and see them. c. d. Smith
company.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-23
\ CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED.

Special to Hhe Sentinel.
Poactaw, Columbia, Dec ga
There has been discovered a conspir-
acy TO overthrow sthe government
and the conspirators have been ar
rested and Will be tried by court
martial.
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TRAIN is SNOW BOUND.

Special to The Sentinel.
Topeka. Dec. 23.-Rock Island
train the Golden State Limited. east
bound. is snow bound in New Mexico
and has been annulled east of that
territory
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Physician and Surgeon

Surgeon for the d. & r. G. and
Rio Grande Western
Ohice: Rooms 8 and Z. Canon
Block. Res: First and White.
Phones: Office, Junction 101;
Res. Mesa 1O1.
4. i. 1. i + 1. 4. /. + + 4. + 4. 4. +
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FOR RENTING room house. APP
ply 253 Chipeta-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05

Harry Finch left Wednesday even
ing for trip through the northwest,
returning by way of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Stanley Price gave
an informal lake party Tuesday even
ing in honor of their guests, Miss
Florence Boggs of San Francisco and
Miss Constance Minor of Berkeley.
Mrs. Elmer G. White of San Fran
cisco is the guest of Mrs. Frank
Knox for week. Mrs. Knox, accom-
panied by her two boys, came down
from Brighton on Thursday.
Miss Ethel Shepard left Wednesday
for Portland, Ore, where she will visit
with relatives and friends for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Thomas B. Davis will entertain
1t luncheon next Thursday at the
Country club in honor of Miss Stella
Salisbury.
TIC cHBdBelutnJ VI mioo ildhhdh
Davidson and William F. Keyting is
announced, the wedding to take place
in the near future.
~ ~
f. G.. Schramm entertained at a
luncheon at the Alta club Monday, in
honor of G. Van Alstyne of New York.
Covers were laid for ten.
~ ~
Miss Helen Bamberger was the hos
tess of a luncheon Wednesday at the
Country club, given for a number OF
the girls who have just returned from
school. Covers were laid for twelve
" .I
Miss Elizabeth Niles entertained al
luncheon Wednesday at the Country
mock of Kentucky. Covers were laid
for four.
Miss Lillian Woodward has issued
invitations for luncheon to be given
at the Country club next Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Miss Eloise
Sherman.
Mrs. William Igleheart, Prof. Priest
Mrs. Cumnock and Miss Philura Cum
mock of Kentucky leave next week fol
a camping trip on the Weber river
For several weeks they will occupy
the Woodruff cottage at Holiday Park
~ ~
Mrs. Will McConahay, Miss Gladys
McConahay and Robert McConanay
returned Wednesday from a two
weeks visit at the Kister ranch neal
Salina, Utah.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05
IN THE SOCIAL REALM.

Judge King left Wednesday evening
for Los Angeles.
G. o. Whittemore has gone to the
coast for a brief visit with friends.
~ ~
Miss Laura Snow of Chicago is the
guest of Miss Florence Grant for a
few weeks.
Miss Helen Bamberger entertained
at luncheon Wednesday afternoon at
the Country club.
The marriage of Miss Katherine
Dwyer and Louis w. Critchlow took
place Thursday evening.
Mrs. ]. J. DAILY and Miss Evelyn
DAILY left for Chicago Wednesday, to
be away about two weeks.
~ ~
Mrs. A. G. Andrews and children
left on Tuesday for eastern Washing
ton to visit friends for several weeks.
Arthur X. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Ethel, have gone to the noun
tains for couple of weeks.
~ ~
Miss Leslie Kerr of Chicago is the
guest of Miss Beatrice Cheesman for
the remainder of the summer
,x "
A. r. Scott of Wisconsin, a class
mate of Gordon McMillen at Yale has
been a guest at the McMillen home
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Perkins,
children and maid have gone to Long
Beach, Cal, where they will spend
the month of August.
~ "
Col. and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes,
Mrs. Samuel Smith, Miss Allen and
the Misses Harriet and Olive Holmes
left for lakewood Wednesday.
~ ~
A lake party was given Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Samuel
Smith, wife of the American Consul
at Moscow who was the guest of Col.
and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes.
~ ~
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre is in Mu-
Mich, where a number of Salt Lakers
are spending a portion of the summer
Miss Mcintyre sails for New York
early in September, and after a visit
with friends in the East, will reach
Salt Lake before the 18th
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05

Mrs. Hyde Dale has returned after
a years visit with relatives in Gin.
cinnati, Cleveland and Gallipolis, O
Bert and Cyril Edmonds leave dur.
ing the month for Brighton, whore
they will be the guests of Robert
and Fisher Harris, Jr.
~ ~
Miss Gussie Gentch of St. Louis
who has been visiting friends in the
city for the past month, leaves for
her home on Saturday.
~ ~
Miss Edith Argue of Cleveland. O
is here to spend a month with the
Misses Bess and Mildred McMillen
Mrs. ]. l.. Moore left for the coast
Monday evening.
w. A. Hunter, M. p. Bowers and C.
A. Jones of Chicago were visiting in
the city Monday, on their way to the
fair.
Mrs. John Woodward and Miss Kath
crime Judge were the hostesses at
dancing party at the post Tuesday ev-
ening, given in honor of Miss Stella
Salisbury and Louis Mccormick. The
dance was given on the lawn in front
and music was furnished by the post
band.
Misses Helen and Bess Critzer were
the hostesses at a Kensington Tues
day in honor of Miss Ethel McEroy of
Omaha, who is their guest. Other
guests were Mrs. Frederick Leonard,
Mrs. Merrill, Miss Tarbet, Miss Hill.
Miss Alice Paul. Miss Helen sucking
ham, Miss Agatha Berkhoel, Miss Be
atrice O'Connor, Miss Louise Lamson,
Miss Elizabeth Palmer, Miss Dougall,
Miss Beatrice Wilkinson, Miss Bessie
Snyder, Miss Mary Snyder, Miss Ivy
Dix, Miss Coffin.
Hal Hampstead entertained at cir
Gus party Wednesday evening. His
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker,
Miss Ryland of Kansas City, Miss ALA
Miller, Miss Gertrude Hansen; Messrs
/ VIII Hall, Farley Williams, Jr.
| ~ ~
| Mrs. Kenneth Kerr and children re-
turned Wednesday from Terminal
Island, Cal, where they have occupied
the Keith cottage for several months.
.I ~
| Judge and Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux
and. daughter. left. for. Brighton
! Wednesday morning. They will occu-
| py the Powers cottage for two weeks
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05
r r II r II.

Miss Bradley left for Los Angeles
last night for few weeks visit with
friends.
Mrs. Samuel Smith. who has been
the guest of Col and Mrs. Edwin f.
Holmes for the past week, left for the
east Thursday morning.
" "
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir and
Miss Marguerite Donnellan have gone
to California. Mr. and Mrs. Weir will
spend several weeks in San Francisco,
while Miss Donnellan returns to her
home in Pacific Grove.
" .S
Mrs Harold Russell arrived We'd
nesday afternoon, and is guest at
the Dwyer home. Mrs. Russells stay
will probably be short one, as she
may join her company by the 18th of
| the month.
The marriage of Miss Lilly NJ Wall
| ing and r. l.. Townsend has been an
nounced. The wedding took place last
week at Pennington.
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Murphy of Dali
las, Tex, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shea for a few weeks on
| their return from a trip along the
coast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and son,
Gleed, and nephew, Glen Smyth, all of
this city, who have been enjoying a
tour of Europe, sail for Boston on the
Baltic August 25. After a few days
stay in New York, Chicago and Kan
sas City, they will come to Salt Lake
arriving here about September 10.
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| Nine. Brodbeck and her pupils gave
a recital few evenings ago at the
home of Mrs. Hartley on Hogan ave
nue.. Those taking part in the recital
were: Misses Sophia and Olivia Brod.
beck, Miss Ada Hartley, Miss Mamie
Brown and Miss Florence Sealy.
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Miss Georgia Hamlin, 1884 Prince
ton avenue, entertained Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Fern Ham
lin, Miss May Walsh and Mr.. Bert
Nichols, all of Denver.
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Mrs. w. B. Mundy and son William
left Sunday night for Los Vegas
where Mr.. Mundy is at present.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Copley of Los
Angeles are on their way home after
a trip through the Eastern States. Mr.
Copley is a retired business man OF
Los Angeles.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Copley of Los
Angeles are on their way home after
trip through the Eastern States. Mr..
Copley is retired business man of
Los Angeles.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-05

Mrs. Will McConahay, Miss Gladys
McConahay and Robert McConanay
returned Wednesday from a two
weeks visit at the Kister ranch near
Salina, Utah.