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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

from a feuileton in the Paris Figaro
which ran: Not cry did she utter nor
give any sign Of life, not even when her
brother-in-law put his hand to her heart
and said to Vague. She is dead.
A steady and venerable evening journal
solemnly informed It's readers in a COM
plimentary notice Of the Catholic Fireside
that Its stories are not OF a nature 10 de-
stroy the morals Of the youngest child"
This is what the London Globe called
IAN inadvertence:' ny an inadvertence
our recent notice Of Or Macaulays new
book commented on the absence Of illustra-
tons as a defect We now and, however.
that il contains twelve wood cuts Of much
merit"
The editor Of Pennsylvania country
weekly began leader with a remark that
mr.. Thomas, In mis- address AZ the conven-
ton. merely let our people know how IN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

Say complained the stranger. stepping
inside the drug store this Weighing ma
chine in front Of your place Is out Of or
der"
Eve got nothing 70 do with that ma
chine" said the sleepy-lOoking young man
behind the counter.
We'll somebody ought 10 have"
What's the matter with il. anyway"
1T won't work. / dropped a penny into
IL just nov and the indicator didn't fiy
around. I shook the machine ana Jumped
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19
soNE NEWSPAPER BLUNDERs
Bunsh of ouriouS Errors for "h'eh
the PrOOfFsAder Got what
was Coming 20 Him.

An old New York newspaper man now
turned farmer, kept scrap book In Whleh
for years he pasted hundreds OF the typo
graphical blunders and other errors that
alwscys annoy, but sometimes amuse' news
papsr writers. A few selections from this
eolleetion are given here to show that
vasartes OF the types and biunders which
writers sometimes make when driven at
ton speed may be compared fsvOrably with
some OF the current humor OF the day.
II was a New York newspaper which
announced that "A long line OF scorpions
feathers hlsd into the church" instead OF
''surplloed fathsFs." A journalist once IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

up ana down on the platform ana stiu II
didnt move. It's a swindle.
II took the penny all right, didn't itf.'
Certainly"
WeiL that's what IT'S for. There's moth.
ing the matter with the machine, SIR
Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19
Scarcely worth Mentionins.

what's the matter. dear, you look pua-
Eled' said Tess, meeting less on the ave-
nue.
I'm sure lost something just now" re-
Piled JetA hut / can't think what II was. %
Probably II wasn't anything very i'm.
portant---"
NO II wasn't; remember now. Il was
that little MI Sninkins who was walking
with me- Philadelphia Press
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19

well he Is At to cope with Josh Alien on
the stump. He will only prove political
morsel for Allen 10 chaW up" The rival
newspaper printed the para graph with the
heading in circus placard letters, How
Unwell He is Fit."-New York sun.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19
IN The DRY GOODS SECTION

LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS-The per-
feet forms-finest shrunk duck,
CORES, 2 folds on bottom, a regular So
skirt, only 100 for Satur- en-
uruay' at .......... ..... AsSV
ANOTHER SALE LADIES' WAISTS,
SATURDAY AT 4SC-India linon
and lawn waists, lace trimmed, white
embroidered Iinon and black lawn
waists, values 75c TO 800, "a
all go at $3.50. roc
LADIES' CHINA SILK-SpeCiaI re-
duced sale for Saturday only-White
and black with finest French Val
lace and embroidery trimming
sizes SO to 49, $500 10N
waist, AT ~
LADIES' PETTICOATS - The great
est value ever offered the ladies Of
Omaha.
AT 5OC-The new shadow cloth in
fast black, deep rufTles and en-
fiounce, a dollar skirt for. JUG
AT 89C-Finest dull finish sateen,
double ruffles and fiounce, on
a dollar fifty skirt for. 800. OJC
AT $2.25-The elegant heatherbIoom
cloth, light as a feather and durable
as steel, black, silver gray, hello
Alice green, old rose and sea foam
ar sFse :n.' saturday .2.25
LADIES' WHITE TAILORED SUITS
nobby etOn suit. all white, and
with Alice blue trimming, gOred cir
cular skirt, pleated front z ar
and back, at ............J sJO
PONY JACKET SUTT-White and
with Alice blue trimming, stitched
seams. self buttons and or
vertical straps $3.50. -. O.CO
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-05-19
BENEFITS
BIG GROCERY
Saturdays Money
Saving List
Extra Help
Extra Deliveries

Pride Of 9snnOtt's Flour, sack .Sl.0O
And Forty Green Trading Stamps:
Java and Mocha Coffee, lbs. go. .S1.0o
And Fifty, Green Trading Stamps
And Forty Green eni@ Trading stamps. GOV
Benefits Capitol Baking Powder,
And And twenty Green Trading Stamps.
Omar Baked Beans, large cans. .9So
And Ten Green Green Trading Stamps.
sorted, each. loo and. ............-..5 30
HEADQUARTERS ron cHEEsH.
New York Full Cream Cheese, lb. w 400
-, And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Virginia Swiss Cheese, ID. ..,...... .aso
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Brick Cheese, full cream, 10. ,..,.... 400
And Ten Green Trading Stamps, .
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
BUTTERI BUTTERI BUTTE2I
Bsnnstts Capitol Orsamsry-ths best
ever-pound brick-full weight. -. $50
RRBE ICE COLD sUTTERMILK TO
EvEEYoNE VISITING BUTTER
SECTION.
Minute Jella Crysta, assorted. 9 pkgsaSo
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Seal Island CLANS 3 cans. ........ 25c
Walkers Chicken Tamales, can -. la1so
And Five Green Trading Stamps
Walkers Chilli Con Carne. can. 49,. 12xc
And Five Green Trading Stamps
Diamond S German Mustard. Jar. Toe
And Five Green Trading Stamps
Diamond $. French Mustard, jar. -. Toe
And Five Green Trading Stamps
Worcester Table Salt. two sacks 1oc
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
Uncle Sans Baked Beans large cans .Q5c
10-pound sack Yellow Cornmeal 1so
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Pure Strained Honey, jar. .l9ho
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
Table syrup, s-lb can ;; -. - .ia1le
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
Corn, can observation-disclosures. SO
Peas. can 80. .''''.'.. &c
Oil Sardines, can. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Diamond Preserves, Jar. ........ 100
Table syrup, can. ............,.. loo
Benefits Bargain Soap, 10 bars aSo
Benefits Capitol Vanilla Extract
And Ten Green Trading stamps. -''
BENEFITS Capitol Lemon Extract bot lso
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps.
And Ten Green Trading Stamps.
Kippqred Herring. can.............2 oe
And Ten Green Trading Stamps
Mt Kineo Me. Corn cans ....... a5o
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
BENNETT's CANDY SECTION
snsoiai Sale Assorted Chocolate FrappoS-
Flavors, Apricot Coffee, Pineapple
Raspberry. Bitter Sweet. Walnut Too.
Maple, Tart. Strawberry-lb. box SOC
And Twenty Green Trading Stamps
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PREsM
DAILY.
Lettuce, RadisheG, Onions, CuoumbsFs,
Oranges, Strawberries.
Pineapple Special-Several hundred 70 sell
as long as supply lasts, each, loc
anu 49, -, =. - -. =. ''''''...fH &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

games were enjoyed by all Dainty
refreshments we're served.
Miss Margre, Caf. who has been en-
ployed as teacher IN one of the
public schools OF this city left for her
home in willard saturday. She win
visit relatives IN Salt Lake before re-
turning home
The woman's Republican club gave
q reception IN their club rooms Aon-
day eyeuins \ number OF musical SCI
lections wore rendered and a social time
enjoyed by all Lisht refreshments
were served.
Miss Violate Elliott IL home again,
after having spent the winter IN Cool-
VILE where she has been engaged as a
teacher
\ very pleasant social was given at
the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles
Jones Friday evening, but some Of the
students Of the Franklin school I'm hon
or of their teacher. Mr., Eugene Rob
orts. who is about to leave for two
years absence. Games, sweet music
and the partaking of a dainty lunch
were enjoyed by about 90 young people
Mrs. Walter Startup was the pleasing
hostess az an afternoon social Thurs
day. About 80 lady frlerds enjoyed the
afternoon together, A dainty lunch
was served.
Mrs Markham Cheever was the guest
of Mrs. Harsh at Olmstead.
Mrs. u. II. Calder went 10 salt Lake
CITY to see Sarah Bcrnhardt.
Miss Matte Wilcken Of salt Lake is
spending the week in this city, the
guest OF the Miss Ethel and opal Noon.
The Forum Debating society enter
tanned nt a musical Tuesday evening az
the home of Mrs HoagldBl, Delicious
refreshments were served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

here the early part of June. The Tout
girls have made a wonderful hit IN
London musical circles because of their
great musical abilities.
Mrs. Robert Reynolds has as he"
guest this week her sister, Mrs \, r..
Hunter of Council Bluffs
one Of the enjoyable events OF the
week was the band concert given last
evening at the ogden Tabernacle by
the Agricultural college band, and
Glee club of Logan, for the benefit Of
the Weber stake academy building
fund
Supt. Manson of the Salt Lake d.
vision Of the Southern Pacific, returned
home this week from his outing IN Ida
no.
Mrs. J. S. Bishop had as her guests
this week Mrs. Hurst and the Misses
Whltmore Of Boston.
The members Of the Baptist church
In this city celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the founding Of the
church In Ogden, on Tuesday evening
AT the church parlors. An excellent
literary and musical program was rem =
dered and Rev. Horace Blood delivered
an interesting address. An elaborate
banquet was served by the ladies. Tho
celebration was largely attended by
the members Of the church. The par %
lors were prettily decorated for the oc-
casion.
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EUREKA

Eureke.--Alr and Mrs. l.. e. Doty on
tortNned party of friends AZ thcu.
home ON last Wednesday evening. Sow
,ral pleasant hours We're passed play
hg cards, after which the hostess
served delicate luncheon.
Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel T. Ware of Sill
Yer CITY are entertaining the lattcr's
mother Mrs, McBeth of Payson.
Mrs Anna Marks visited the capital
city his week.
The program as rendered los the pu-
piis of ne eighth grade Of he Mann
moth school drew out and delighted a
large number NJ people Friday night
Prof Harris Of salt Lake delivered an
address to the graduates.
W. y, Gardner IS entertaining his
mother, a resident Of St George. Utah.
The members OF Tiuuc lodge 80. IN
y. =. O Elks, win celebrate the fifth
anniversary Of their lodge with % grand
social dance at the local hall on June
20 Dr. W. II. Lawrence, Joseph
Thonot and L. G., Doty have the affair
IN charge.
The local camp OF Woodmen Of thu
World VIII entertain their members at
a social 20 be- held next Wednesday
night
Handsome invitations have been is
sued by the eighth grade scholars FOR
their graduating exercises TO be held
at the Opera House on Tuesday even
ing May ~ The high school win hold
their exercises on Monday night,
James Murphy q wen known resi-
dent of this place, left this week for a
visit to relatives at his old home In
Ireland
Prof and Mrs. Adolph Olsen enter
tanned the pupils of the High school
at their home last evening. The time
was pleasantly passed playing cards
aud with music. songs and social chat
4 fine luncheon was served during the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Phillip clark returned
from SAT- Lake on Monday evening.
Nj and Mrs. r.. A. Thurmond have
gone to Provo 10 spend the summer
months
"A Husband ON salary" was the ot-
traction which held the boards Of the
opera House Tuesday evening, The
house was well flied, and the audience
pleased with the performance.
Tho local tent, knights Of the Mac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

Ihursday were the following. Misses
Anon and Genevievc Thatcher. Elva
Eiiason, Sophia Pouson, Claire Ed
redgc Daisy Andrews. Mcssrs. Ariei
carbon. Leo Saures carr CART. Guy
'ardon, George Forgeson.
Hon q W. Niblcy returned TO salt
Lake on Wednesdayafter spending sew
eral days IN Logan
Prof. Thomas Mckay spent several
days OF the week IN Ogden,
Mrs. j. f. Wright is visiting for a
few days In Logan.
Mrs g. w Thatcher. Jr. and nttlc
Miss Patience went 60 salt Lake ON
Friday aud wlIl remain for d week or
so.
Prof. G. W. Thatcher, Jr.. and his l..
A. G. band boys left for ogden ana Salt
Lake 'on Friday TO give "a concert i'm
ogden tabernacle ana be present at the
track meet In salt Lake.
Prof w, y. LanRton accompanied
the track meet boys 10 Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

New wings for Cupid. He WON'T
be able to fly into the army with
out this kind. Secretary TAFT
advocates the prohibiting Of i.
S. army officers marrying, below
the rank Of captain.
We very strongly advocate the
immediate trial by you OF our
house cleaning methods-Car-
pet cleaning perhaps is our
speciality but all branches of our,
business are carefully looked
after-WaII paper cleaning. win
dow cleaning, House Cleaning,
lanitor SerViCe-Paintng and
KaISOmlnIng-
National House Cleaning Co.,
So {. LIST So. ST., Phones 1058k
and 978.
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LEHI.

Last Friday evening, Bishop and Mrs
j, IT, Gardner gave a social i'm honor
OF Mr. and Mrs, j, t. Ross. who leave
for Sugar city, Idaho, for the summer
y very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Miss Hazel Stating OF Provo was
week.
Mrs. Marshall Of Tooele city has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs e. 1.
Stokey,
"wednesday Thomas Sims and Miss
Melissa Quincy were married. They
WIZ make their home IN Silver city
Miss Maud King Of American Fork
aud Join Goodwin we're married Tues.
Day They viii make their home
here.
II. 2 Augle and family have moved
TO Payson for q while
Mr., and Mrs Ephraim Nyc went TO
Salt Lake City MoGdaH. Mr.. Nye will
20 east TO study
Mrs. j. n. Anderson was visiting
friends in Salt Lake last Saturday,
Mrs. Annie Caudland of Nj, Pleasant
has been whiting her brother. John
Woodhouse, during the past week
Mr. aud Mrs James Norwood were
visiting their daughter Mrs. VIM. r.
Welsh 'he hrst OF the week
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LOGAN.

A social evening which proved to be
very delightful IN every detail WIS
given I'm the faculty room OF the L. \.
&. on Monday evening when the Soro-
sis girls entertained for the 1905 de-
baters Of the college, The room was
very tastcfullv decorated and the fol-
lowing program was greatly enjoyed
Violin solo o.. .,,,,..,,,....f. Eva Nepeker
Reading d. ,t.',..'.''', Nellle laEp'u
sing 3. ..,,.,,'',..'..'. MINNIE It'rrHeH
Piano solo ..........tarrie McAllls-
Piano solo carrie McNluSlei
beading o.. .Eunice Jacobsen
Song .......... .......,... Mark Brown
At the conclusion Of the program
games were played and six Of the
nostosses presided over chatting dishes
serving delicious candy. The deb0ters
are. Dave Farrell, r. y. Hillman
Ben Ritter, dr.. Bert judd, Jim kemns
Mildred Forgeon. others who We're
present are the following; The Misses
Maudc Egbolt. Dora QuaNle, Kate
Adams. Grace Fisher Eva Far Ma
belle Npbekor Nell lIayhaIl Ellie
Smith, Ncrna Bowman. Mildred Jen-
, SON, Minnie Petersen, Eunlce Jacobsen
, Eva Ncbpkcr iuez Powell, Mildred
/ Futgeon. Laula Flint Blanche Game,
Julia Nihley Ella Vaughan Nell Hoo
al q, 60. a. L., ,ro,,,,,. A,,.t,'
49,, ~. H'u,i q, '''v' ~, piU,. p cIa,,,
- - 'aS ~ ~
" ~ 'e,5ei, r., W. t5 rS' -, '.'
i.H,' N|,N i,uN In I'5 5 S'e,vi's'
10y Egotrl roy l'uu4il'..' ''l'' ''e"'t"
ri'u Ma'ie"N' 'eu ''l's''"
The Misses Nell Homer Nesta Kerr
CARR" McAlisler and kadic Ormshy
entertained the following ladies AT d
Nery' dclighl1l afternoon tea, which
/ was served N me L. \. 6 on sat
| H. champ, Willard langton Misses
/ Elizabeth smith. N|anL VIENNA Nc
! Ahster Eliza Petersen ltuhy Nebe-
! Strattord Bertha Eocles, Loa Roberts,
! Nan Nibley,
Nus Willard Langton entertained
a number or friends al a most pleas
APT h[e o'clock tea at her nome oH
Mrs W. j.. Preston, Jr" Mrs T. W.
MAYOR MISS Dora Wright 1lis' Leo
'd'npneII ana Mrs Guy lhatcher'
|
Miss Amy Wilson entertained at a
most enjoyable afternoon party. on
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TSIf5oDIN8IGn

Mfr. and Mrs. Charles Bagley an
rounce the engagement Of their daugh-
for Stella To Herbert r, cutler, son Of
Governor cutler. the marriage to taNe
place some time IN June.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. n Dunyon announce
ihe engagement Of their daughter Cur-
n. 10 Mr.. Sam Ashby, the wedding to
ake place June is.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hawkes.. SIS
east Third South street, announce the
engagement OF their daughter Ethel
Elizabeth. 70 seymour W. Sears. The
wedding viii take place the latter part
UJune.
Nr and Mrs. Alfred y. Cherry an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Lolita Blanche. to Nesbltt Percy
Browne The wedding VIII take place
me latter part Of June.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Il. Bitner announce
the engagement Of their daughter Ar.
della to Benjamin libby, the wedding
TO take place juno at the home OF
the Jrides sister. Mrs. George w, Der.
The date set for the marriage Of Miss
katherine Moffct and Willard Hanson
is Tuesday, June IL.
Miss CHLOE Burns and Clarence New
to5u sampson viii be married Juno .
AT the home of the brides mother.
Mrs s f. Riddle announces the en-
lagemcnt Of her daughter Kathryn to
Edmund Logan Thompson. the we'd
ding to take place in June.
Mr. and Mrs Robert \. Brighton an
bounce the engagement of their daugh-
Ter Ellen +. 10 Joseph shepherd, the
wedding to take place on June n.
pretty wedding reception took place
ON Thursday night at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ban, following the marriage
q, their daughter Amy to Edward n.
,Dayw, the ceremony having been SOL
euNzed in the Temple during the day.
Ihe rooms were beautifully decorated
4n American Beauty and La France
Aoses and pink carnations and assisting
Nere number OF intimate friends OF
'boh families The bride wore a dainty
gown OF white organdie and lace. Mr..
and Mrs Davis will be at home after
June i5
Another Wedding of the week was
that OF Miss Ethel Wilkinson and Isaac
Harmon, the event taking place at the
home Of the groom, which was effect
iyely decorated for the event. \ num-
Der Of relatives and intimate friends
were present. the affair being a most
enjoyable one,
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CLUB CHAT.

The Utah Womens Press club meets
tonight at 80 at the Exponent office
in Tempeion block and a program VIII
be given. consisting of Current Events
by Mrs Mary Kelly, a talk on the Ma
tional Council Of Women, 10y Mrs. Min
nle j. Snow. aud an original poem by
Mrs. Hattie G.. Jensen.
The Woman's club met this week
with Mrs. Allon r. Sanford, when the
reports or the year We're read and the
annual election Of officers took place,
with the following result: President,
Mrs Nellie Bowman: vice president,
Mrs, Agnes Pease, recording secretary,
Mrs, Augusta Denne; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Eliza j. Cook, treasur-
en- Mrs, Helen v Kimball: critic. Mrs.
Amelia b. Gatrell, auditor, Mrs. Helen
r. Sanford; historian, Mrs. Sarah A
Powers advisory committee, Mrs.
gorneha Johnson, Mrs. Demie Whitley.
THIS win be the last regular meeting
OF the club until fall. The club lunch
con VIII be given at the Commercial
c.Ho June T.. only members Of the
cuo to be present
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eI,cke, Arthur Naylor. Kenneth
SSfhSos@'9E' 9. R. s1sl !. ...,,,., II
ME- 80 Miss Sanders and MISS i- IT.,
hoIor n Tuesday afternoon het i"''o'''''
heinz tea
c,ortos q. Crismon ana MISS
Mts' c,.ismou were among the many
Anne If Miss Mary Sharp VINO en-
Nlenuso IN her honor this week; ,nen
tef'al.n, heing a delightful hehslhston
flIettSS no guests being chiefly he'hpe's
~ Inc Sewing club
Miss Jean Spencer entertaineu Sne
"a y club on Wednesday III hoilor
Miss Maud Ritter who leaves To-
raw for three months trlp III
is,rnne The rooms were handsomely
hhs~orated In large red peoIles u"n
uonowballs and word contest was d
sU,,-e Of the afternoon, in Whlch the
iea,0 of the guest OF honor was used.
ha'ah the prize for the greatest list 60
NJ nrlzes for the greatest list went to
Ihv Williams and Miss Hazel Hanson.
Mr.. w. j. Tollerton who has been
snSing a few days with her mother
enOBI f. Deal leaves today for her
SsTe in Pocatello.
,rss Edna May has returned from
80 extended trip through southern
california,
Nv and Mrs. Mort Allen will leave
.,,lv IN June for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Gibson left
friday for the east, where they WI
ri.t for several weeks with Mr.. Glib
sons mother
Mss I.avinia st. Claire will be here
,,sn Missouri early In June to spend
m summer with her parents, Mr.. and
MIS- Lee St. Claire.
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her Sous and daughters, together with
p few friends, gave her a delightful
surprise party. They sang songs. and
had general social time. A dainty 10.
past was served.
Miss Wayne A. Lucas, one of the
clerical force OF the John Sccwcrofi a
Sons company and Edward L. Miech
prescription clerk ut Gidding's drug
store, stole away "Wednesday to Salt
Lake City, where they secured n mar
rlage license, and were married by
Rev. Elmer l.. Goshen. The contract
ing parties are both very popular IN
Ogden, and have q host Of friends who
viii shower down congratulations on
them.
Thomas Culley and wife and Mrs.
Israel Frodsham returned home this
week from a pleasure trip to Denver
where they were the guests Of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. John Suse. formerly employed IN
the Pullman service in this city.
Mis- Eva Rex and Mr.. Archie J. Cate
two OF Ogden's popular young Peep O.
were married this week.
A very enjoyable time was had Mon
nay evening ~ tlc flith Wdru aWuSc.
ment hall &C the ward primary ball,
which was well attended. A special fea
ture of the evening was the excellent
music furnished by the Read Chill
dren's orchestra, comprised Of Leonal
Read, Earl Read and VIM Alland.
Mrs. j. @, Paine entertained the La
dies Aid society OF the Methodist
church Thursday afternoon at her
home on Adams avenue.
Edward Tout accompanied by his
daughters, Mamie, Maggie. and Hazel
Tout, sailed this week from Liverpool,
England for home They will arrive
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OGDEN.

ogden, Utah, May 26.--At the home
OF we brides parents. 29s3 Grant ave-
nue, Miss Gertrude Rooms and Charles
~ lhornhill of idaho Falls Ida were
united In bonds Of wedlock I'm the pres
gaee Or relatieys and friends, on Tues
Wy evening. After the ceremony oil
present. sat down TO n sumptuous we'd
ggmg repast The home was tastefuly
Sesc9fated with cut flowers for the oc-
= g Hamilton. who has been In Op-
usn the past two weeks in the interest
% me United States standard voting
l1achnes, entertained az trout and
Unl'ken dinner Wednesday evening a
W.. We Hermitage County Recorder ID w
rus city Recorder w. j. CrItchlow
sounty Clerk David Matson and hls
EQUITIES, f.. y. Brown, w. d. Van
DyRe and Carl Allison.
=,
Mis' william Jones Of South Weber
yreorated her sixty-ninth birthday
Wednesday In honor OF the occasion