davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1905-12-29
A Fretful Baby
needs only the right
food; not medicine,
| actated Food has
raised thousands of
babies who could not
digest anything else.
FOOD CONTAINS

MILK SUGAR allnys irritation, i'm
groves digestion. and
SUPPLIES hcd,lv warmth,
WHEAT fNrns muscle and tlssue,
BARLEY MALT partially diSe''s the food
LIME PHOSPHATE makes strong bones,
MILK makes fat and warmth,
The evening world., 1905-12-29
NO STAY FOR BABE
SLAYER DINSER.

The last official act Of Judge Rosal-
sky. who finishes his term In General
Sessions to-day, was to deny a GER
tincate Of reasonable doubt to Gustav
Dinser, who "a sentenced to life i'm.
prIsonment for the murder Of tvo.year-
old Gertrude Hylands. daughter Of
Agnes RenaUde with whom he 4ved
* Henry K senherg, Dlnser's cOun-
SCI, said he would take the case TO the
Court OF Appeals,
The evening world., 1905-12-29
Mems Collars
at Soc a HaLfdoSen

All the best-liked styles - ng,
standing, lock-iront, and the col.
servative turnover, Each style abso.
lulely correct and perfect-fitting.
Sizes II TO II, Sold in halLdoEen lots
onIy' TOT ouC' Basement.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
White Madras Shirts
at SOC Each

Made OF white madras; bosoms
plain with detachable cuffs. The
kind OF shirt that will be liked by men
who wear soft shirts all the year
round, Ninth s,ree, aisle.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
White Madras Shirts al 81

With plain or plated bosoms; made
OF fine striped and jacquard figured
madras; in sizes IAN TO 171S, though
quantities are small In the larger
slIes. Shirts that a scarcely be
bought today to sell for $3.50; now
NJ 81 eacn' Ninth street aisle.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
Mems Scarfs at I'VE Each

Tecks, Four.in.hands and English
Squares, Some are odds-and-ends of
lots left over from the holiday scarf
sales, aud are slightly tumbled. The
balance areall bright, clean Scaris and
have never been offered for sale be.
fore, All dark Colors, including a
number OF browns, 25c and soc kinds,
at l2l2c each. Basement.
The evening world., 1905-12-29
Old Man Injured,

Two policemen who ran IN found toe
Old man on the floor, covered with
blood and with wounds in his head
Believing he had shot himself In the
brain, they rushed him to Lebanon
Hospital There surgeons, after vairly
probing for bullets. and finding that
Uere were no holes In Hollowdy's
skull, reported that his injuries mist
have been caused by blows or fats,
When Capt, Hayes learned this he
questioned Miss Holloway closely, and
learned then for the first time that she
had struck her father with the iron.
John Walker, a ~NeighbOr, told Capt,
Hayes that he ran aCross the street to
the Holloway home after the girl He'd
and saw Holloway sitting In q chair,
bathed In blood ana trying weakly to
atm the revolver ut Ms own temple
Walker lodged back ari Immediately
thereafter heard a shot II "a Walker
who first told the police he believed old
Holloway had committed suicide.
At the hospital 1t was stated that.
Holloway would probably recover.
The evening world., 1905-12-29

"Wanamaker Special N~ightshirts
for men. Larger, fuller, more roomy
garments than those offered else
where. Made Of good muslin, with
best workmanship throughout. Plain
white, with collar. Sizes 15 to 10.
soc each. Ninth street sl,l..
The evening world., 1905-12-29
Soft Madras Shirts
at CSC Each; 3 for ST

Made OF good white madras with
neat colored figures, such as are most
desired In high.priced shirts. All crisp
and fresh, newly made up, in full,
comfortable sizes, II to II, All with
separate cuffs, 35c each; 3 for 81.
Basemsnt.
The evening world., 1905-12-29

SOLD IN 4 SIZES AND RECOMMENDED
" ALL REPUTABLE DRUGGISTS.
Prep. by Wells n Richardson Go.
Burlington, Vermont.
The evening world., 1905-12-29

White Madras Shirts; plaits on each
side OF bosom. The styles OF shirts
that we sell all year round. Hand
some, well finished, In sizes IA to 16lsi
separate cuffs. soc each.
Ninth street aisla
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
PARK CITY.

The marriage of Miss Florence Carpe1.
ter to Mr.. F. Ia PeteTSon, both of tht
city. took place at the home of Mrs.
Kate Carpenter on Upper Main street
Wednesday at noon The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father GalIiEan of St
Marys Catholic church The wedding
march was played By Catherine Shields.
and the bridal party took their places be-
meath a large bell of red carnations. fes-
TONED with smilax. Miss Carpenter was
attended by Miss Lillian Lanyon The
flower girls were Isabelle Buck and Lie
Getch- Ernest Fisher was best man The
bride wore a gown Of white and veil Of
tulle, with wreath of orange blossoms
she carried bouquet of red carnations
Miss LanyOn was also dressed in white
and carried carnations The DarIOr was
artiSticaily decorated with roses and the
ceiling festOoned with SmilaN. The color
idea was red and green. The dining rom
WIS done in carnations and sweet meas.
The tables were arranged in the form of
d cross. and large vases of flowers to-
gether with streamerS of red and green
ribbon. were extended from each corner
To the floor Punch was also served IN
this room by Mrs. George Garvin. After
the ceremony a reception was given. and
only the immediate friends and relatives
were present. The young couDIe left on
the afternoon train for an extended visit
in the northwest. and viii be at home 10
their friends in this city after Sept /
Mrs J. r Lubbock entertained a num-
Der Of children at her home on Maine
street Wednesday afternoon. in honor Of
her daughter Nioias tenth birthday. The
young people amused themselves by play
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
BINGHAM.

Agent NJ. W. Bird and family have
moved to Eureka.
Miss d. Burns was the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs c L Inglesby. the first of the
week
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Ford have returned
from salt Lake
Miss Mona Heaston Is visiting in KEN
Mrs P. Pennick. who has been visiting
her daughter the past two weeks, re-
Turned to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs r p. Staatz of Upper
Bingham were incoming pilgrims from
Salt Lake Wednesday
Mayor r. V. Anderson was at the cap
Miss Cora Peterson. who has been Wis
ting in camp for the past three weeks.
left Wednesday for Salt Lake. where she
will visit before returning to her home in
California,
l. Chidester. who has been in the hos
pital for the past few weeks, returned
Mrs. Fritz Miller of Salt Lake is Wis
ting in camp.
Mrs Ben Pearson was a city visitor the
first of the week
Miss Caroline Hick of Highland Boy
returned from Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mrs - H Roper and children who
have been visiting in Salt Lake for the
past two weeks. returned home Saturday
Mrs Maud RankinS Of Salt Lake is the
guest of her sister. Mrs e r Eerling-
Mrs. H Y. Luce left Tuesday for Salt
LAKE where she VIII visit relatives
Mr. ard Mrs Mark H. Clays were at
the capital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs W II NOodring and Mr.
and Mrs J. Jimpson drove TO Salt Lake
Monday
Nick Lunde left Tuesday for Grand
Junction. Colo.
Miss Clyde. who has been visiting in
Springville. returned home Monday
Mrs. Guy Ford who has been visiting
friends at Salt Lake and Ephraim re-
turned 10 her home in Upper Bingham
Sunday.
Mrs William Leadingham and daugh-
ter. Alice. Of Salt Lake City are the
guests of Mrs. a J. KilbOurne.
Mrs. Jack Forbes is visiting in Salt
Lake.
DR.. Stockholm left Wednesday for a
trip through the northwest
Mrs. {. II. Roberts. Mrs. W Z. Sims
and Mrs. r. 4 Roberts were incoming
passengers Friday.
Mrs. F. Kent Smith LEFT Saturday for
Butte. Mont. where she will visit her
parents. for couple of months.
Miss Edith BTeckou. who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Nettie Mitchell left for
Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. j. Bourgard was a CITY visitor
during the week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
PAYSON.

Miss Eva Gardner and Edward Snyder
two of PayS0D s most popular young peo-
pie. We're united in marriage Wednesday
at Salt Lake, the ceremony belnS per
formed in the temple They returned To
PaySOn that evening. The wedding re
ceDtion of the happy couple will be CIV
en- Monday night at the homo of IN
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry l.
Gardner, after which they viii 20 q"
Bingham to make their future home
Their many friends are united in extend
ing well wishes
a reunion of the old folks Of the Ncbo
stake was held Thursday at Salem. abOu-
80 people from this part of the county
gathering there TO pay honor and rCspec-
To the aged. II was a glorious day ~
their history and was enjoyed by the old
people to the utmost degree. The pro
gramEae consisted Of songs. speeches
music and the like. Everything good To-
eat was to be had from the elegant
spread served at noon and O'Clock By
the wives and daughters of Salem The
most honorable mentiOn OF the da- was
accorded the oldest person at the cele-
bratiOn. Mrs Gunderman of Spanish
Fork. who has passed her nineJy-fourtlz
birthday. Several were over the age Of
go years, and from 20 up there were
scores About thirty elder people from
Mammoth and Robinson came down To
attend the reunion and returned to their
homes Thursday night
Mrs. a. s. Hush spent a few DAYS the
past week Al Logan
Mrs. W. ". Henry and family moved
to Eureka this week. where Mr. Henry
has been for the past two months.
John SheTmCr Of St Louis spent thu
greater part Of the week visiting his
brother. W. II. Shermer. and family. He
left Saturday for Salt Lake to visit an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
MT, PLEASANT,

Ephraim Nyborg came To Mt Pleasant
from his home in Idaho this week he
will remain a week or ten days before
Mrs. James Lake is here from her Wyo-
ming home, the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Coates
Mrs r g Jensen and children went
in TO Salt Lake last Saturday to remain
a few DAYS with friends
Miss Georgia Borg went TO salt Lake
Saturday to spend a month or six weeks
J. NJ. ROyden and son We're Salt Lake
visitors during the fore part of the week
Mrs. .Alif Erickson. for merly n pTomin-
ent resident Of TINS city, Is Gown from
Alberta. Canada where the family re
sides at present on a visit She mas
spent some time in Salt Lake City anC
will visit in Idaho on the return trip
John Stanfield departed early III the
week on "A trip to Idaho, where n OK
poets to remain with relatives for 4 ..-c..
or sc.
Mrs. William Erickson went 10 Bingham
Junction early in the week to remain q
week or ten days with her husband
who is a resident there at the present
! time
Mrs. Susan McGhaen of Chicago is in
Mt. Pleasant on a visit. the guest Of the
family Of John H Seely.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hughes left last
SUNDAY Mrs. Hughes going to her for
mel home in Spanish Fork. where SnC
will spend the summer, ana Mr. HuSnes
going to Salt Lake
Miss Serena Nelson and Miss Emma
1 HOstetter of the WasatCh academy fac
ulty left this week for Long Beach, Cal
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Louise Willis of this city is to be
married next week to gentleman from
Brigham City
H Wilcox and wife of Carbon county
came in Friday and viii remain here Z
I few days
Andrew L. Larsen is spending the pres
enJ month in Salt Lake City.
Miss Ella Heron left this week Tor
her old home in Buffalo, n Y, where
/ she will remain until the opening of schOo
next fall
I Charles Averett returned from Salt Lake
! this week. after lengthy visit there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
STATE SOCIETY

ing in this city with her aUntS. Mrs NJ. M
Kellogg and Mrs. II. A Barton
AiT and Mrs. r s. BogstOn of Ameri-
can Fork was in Provo Thursday visiting
I friends.
Mrs. X. VI. Christensen Of American
Lake City are visiting in this city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Angus Beebe.
neat invitation card Is out announC-
ing another of those stag parties to be
given Tuesday evening blythe EI6s Provo
lodge. No S4q. in their beautifully fur
niShed club rooms
The /. O. Q. L. lodge of this CITY most
royalty entertained the Eureka lodge DIT
their rooms Wednesday evening. The
rooms were fittiuSly decorated for the
occasion. Cards music. short speeches
J and delicious refreshments were served
to about 20 guests
Miss Ada Abbott and her niece. Miss
! Giennie Abbott. both of Colorado. were
/ the guests OF Mr. Wilson II. DuSenberry
( and family for several days this week
! They left Saturday for California.
I Mr. and Mrs Z J. Ward returned home
| from Logan Thursday evening after a
| pleasant weeks visit with their daughter,
| Mrs R2mshaw-
Miss Angie Holbrook. on Saturday aft
CT0OOn. was the hostess at a very charm
1 InS afternoon tea at the home Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. l.. HOlbrOOk on Academy avenue,
| will be married on Wednesday next. The
] time was passed with music. games etc.
1 Prizes were awarded to the successful
competitors. Delicious refreshments were
served to about thirty guests Some lit
| tie d1SappointmentS were experienced by
/ in the cake was located by Mrs A D.
/ Smith Each guest present presented the
prospective bride with a handkerchief Of
/ the most beautiful workmanship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18

For the first time in months one may
say the past week was a busy Ope. A
great many events have taken place.
and while none of them were of the 200
or 300 order, they were sufficiently large
TO keep society pretty busy, and some
of the more popular matTOns and maids
did some clever lightning changes in
the clothes act. The largest events
We're the two luncheOns by Mrs. Lind
say R Rogers, the card parties by Mrs
Frank Knox and the bridge evening
with the Hubbard Reeds.
He-I notice the veil was caught with
, orange blossoms.
She-Yes.
He-I wonder why they never state
what the groom was caught with.
The most interesting announcement
of some moons was that of the engage
ment of Miss Stella Salisbury and
Lewis Mccormick. While the announce
ment has been ANTICIPATED for some
time, the friends were not slow to eX,
tend their good wishes 1t is under
stood that while the date is not yet
ready for publication the marriage viii
take place shortly. The bTide-t0-Se
viii be the guest of honor at a number
of social affairs in the immediate fu-
ture.
It has long been the custom 10 guard
American girls from fortune
etc, but it's "a new one on all of Us to
put strong guard on the SOung men.
Maybe they need it-nObOdy knows.
One Of the men of the town Is think
ing of writing a book called The
Strenuous Life of the Social Secretary
And what tale % woe ne might un-
fold. IT would seem to be as difficult
for some person to entertain the friends
Of their desires as it Is for Rockefeller
10 give away money
Il hear that young MT. Dash is en-
Ga ged to the older Miss Blank. He's a
friend Of yours, isn't he2 Do you know
if it's tTUe?'
oh quite likely He's given to en-
Eagements.. He says he enjoys d girls
acquaintance SO much better when he's
engaged TO her"
And so your maid has left you. What
old she do about the little gown YOU
had made for herr"
oh. it was her going away gown"
tt is supposed that some of the Wis
itoTs did get i'm the other car mot the
wrong carr Monday evening and went
down. down. down south on Main street
To the Ted-hOt time. instead of being at
the mild pink affair at the Commercial
club. DOLL BARRETT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18

ing games. Refreshments were served
ana very pleasant time was had bv an
Mrs joseph BrandIe and children spent
Sunday in the Park on short visit
Mrs p Mcpherson came up to the Park
Sunday morning on a short visit
Mrs Dr. E. K Ward entertained at
cards at her home Wednesday evening
Misses Mary and Tina Mcdonald left
Monday afternoon for Colorado Springs,
where they will remain all summer
Miss Minnie Cunningham has zone 70
Chicago, where she will enter the Chfca-
20 university.
Miss June Olson entertained a number
OF young friends at her home Wednesday.
the occasion being the child's third birth
day. Games were played and light re-
freshmeuts served
Mr. and Mrs Gus Luebech and children
are visiting in the Park
Mrs GaIligan went down to the city
Thursday afternoon TO attend the closing
exercises of the All Hallows college.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Petit returned 10
their home in Twin Falls Thursday.
Miss NJ. BrunGage left sunday Afternoon
for Chicago where she viii attend the
summer school
A very pretty but quiet home wedding
was that of Daniel Richardson and Miss
Juanita Noblet. which took place We'd
nesday afternoon at the home or the
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rich
ardson- The ceremony was performed by
Rev Murray of the Methodist church.
The bride was attended by Miss Pearl
Martin and ODhie Dodge acted as best
groom. played the wedding march The
decorations were very pretty cut Towers
and potted plants being used. A receP-
ton was given after the ceremony. and
only few friends and the relatives were
present. The young couple left on the
afternoon train for Wyoming. where they
will tour the state
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. CuIbertson returned
home from the city Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. WeeteT left Friday
afternoon for short visit in Nebraska
Miss Florence Blanchard of Evanston,
WyO. is visiting in the Park with her
sister Mrs. Fred Morgan
Mrs. II. W DishtOn and daughter,
Blanche returned home from Salt Lake
Friday morning after short visit
Mr. and Mrs. 9. r Bowman entertained
al a reception Thursday evening al their
home on Woodside avenue, the occasion
being their first wedding anniversary.
The parIOrs were used as reception rooms
and were artistically decorated with sweet
peas and carnations. and here Mrs. Bow
man. assisted by Mrs. Charles Shields.
received her guests In one corner of one
of the reception rooms punch was served.
and the punch bowl was presided over by
Miss Birdie BOTeman- sister of Mr. Bow
man. and light refreshments were served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
rhev are very loud in praise Of the fine

They are very loud in praise of the fine
exhibits.
young people. in connection with the OLD
or ones went uD 10 Alpine to attend the
old folks party given at that place over
SO people vssited Alpine on that day
A small crowd of Sport-lOving people
OF this place left here Friday morning m
connection with the baseball team Tor
Heber City. where the ball team VIII dp-
pear in a seriss OF games
Professor JuStensen OF Springytlle Wa
an American Fork visitor during the
early part of the week Professor jus
Jensen will act as principal OF the amer
lean Fork district schools The connnS
school YEAR
John P Coulton and family OF CEDAR 1l.;
Fort were visiting American FORK FIJI
j. H. Ginger of Prove. spent the major
part of the week visitin= ~ . liner
Fork as the guest of John W. Storrs-
Miss Nav Robinson speEG Ihursday IN
Iehi Visiting as the guest of Miss tlLnu'',
Austin. who shortly leaves for visit -
SboTt fwentv young friends of Master
Raymond Wilds of this place save nm
a pleasant surprise Tuesday evening me
event took place at the home of his IN
Gle Mr. Joseph :. WildS- The affair was
very nicely planned and WAS compete
success. The evening was spent IN serN-
ing dainty refreshments and playing Sull-
able passtime games.
Frank c Morse OF Salt Lake ClIN spent
Thursday in American Fork.
j. NJ. 0ndfGDeI4ell dll-A VIE VI
Fort brought their young son here Fri
dav for medical treatment he having re-
ceived injuries in falling from harH-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wiids Of TINS
place left here this morning for short
stay in Spanish Fork. where they VIII
visit as the guests Of Mrs Wilds par
ents Mr. and Mrs John Lewis.
Miss Nina Houston of Provo. formerly
of this place. spent the fOreDart or Ihe
week visiting here as the guest OF her
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Houston. ST.
z Leonard : Harrington of this place mas
Just returned home from Chicago after
two years stay there as Mormon mis-
sionary.
Miss Josie Bskes Of Beaver Is here
spending a short time As the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bennett
Mrs. James Stcggies Of Redland. Titan
IS here visiting as the guest OF her
mother Mrs. David AdamSOu. Mrs. SteE-
giles will in all probability move her lam
lily here later to make their home
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18

other brother whom he has not seen for
many years.
Miss Josie I.iddle came home Monday
evening from SunnySide. where she has
been teaching school the past year
Mrs. Sarah rseaves and children Of OC-
den are spending weeks visit with their
mother. Mrs < =. Crandall.
Messrs. Reed and Morgan. prominent
citizens of Illinois who are en- route 10
Portland. stopped over here the first part
of the week to visit with g s. Six
Mrs. w. II. Payen Of Preston. Ida.
who spent three weeks visiting her many
Paysou relatives and friends, returned TO
her home Wednesday.
Airs. and Mrs. Hyrum Crandall arrived
from Salt Lake Thursday evening for a
couple of days visit among relatives ana
friends
Mrs J. J. Mcclellan Of Salt Lake City
is visiting her mother. Mrs. 5. Douglass
Frank II, CoIburn OF Chicago viii give
an elOCutionary recital Monday night in
the Second ward meeting house. con-
sisting of sentimental, pathetic and hu-
mOrOUs selections. The affair will be a
b-n-fit for the ward church
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-18
AN ERICAN FORK.

The society event of the week was the
wedding of Ernest Hansen and Miss Nina
Rockwell. both very popular young peo-
pie Of this place. They stole a march on
their friends here by very quietly drop
ping off in Salt. Lake City and having
the knot tied on Monday last. The Young
people returned home the following dav
when the surprise was sprung upon many
OF their unSuSpeCting friends. who for
gave and wished them a long and pros
porous journey They were afforded an
informal reception at the brides home
here upon the evening of their return
Loren Green and wife OF Park CITY
formerly of this place, have returned
here to again make their home
Judge Raskin of Salt Lake CITY and
George H Peck of San Pedro Cal. one
of the Los Angeles visitors. gave Amer
lean Fork a very pleasant visit Friday
Mr.. and Mrs John tt. WOoton of this
place will leave here Sunday morning for
Portland Ore where they viii attend
the fair Nj. Wooton also goes as one
Of the Titan county delegates to the Good
Roads convention. which will shortly con-
vene there.
Mrs Charles Earl of this place will also
shortly leave here for Portland to attend
the fair and also to visit her sister. who
resides at that place.
Messrs. Alex. JeHslsVnd William Lowe
Of this place have Just returned from
Portland. Orc. whore they went bv the
way Of Los Angeles to visit the fair