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The Washington herald., 1906-12-18
HOUSES EOR SALE.

HOSOsO w SsAASt
LOOK AZ THIS CHANCE 10 GET 4
HOME!
4 beautiful Groom and bath bay window stone
trimmed nIIck with stone porch; hot water heat.
newly papeFtd aHd painted inside snd out; trust now
On a $3.50 3t 81 for years. formerly OWnCd by
T. :. senator; The present o0ner VII entertain any
lcasonatle oncT. as j must h. s3ld st oncs.
CIRCLE.
SMITH THOMPSON, .IB., & co. Gnc.),
1893 r ~. NV. (basementD
FOR SALT
sn3 X st. lot 25xl5; brick building occupied as
machine shop Price. @Wd
1900 square feet on Grace g.. GEORGETOWN. opDo-
site Capital Traction Power Plant Price. $500.
loiI = Market Space lP0tomac ST.. Georgetown
Rent, $3.50. Prize. $3.50 Occupied as lsh market
and dwelling. Water ana sewerage
1906 18Th st, lot I5zI20: brick dwelling Rent
SlE50 Price, 81, 80
2l53 G st. frame store and dwelling Price. s2.75o
So sth st sc. saloon property. Price. $3.50
Ss55 Q IT,: 1o-room frame; large lot. 7ozi58; trat
So. las nearly years % rgn. Price s5.l5l
Miller-Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1873 3 I'D ST NV
Phone West 90.
FOR sALE-A BARGAIN. stable east
side of 3lst S.. below NJ - feet front; II
stalls, rooms for ~ large wagons. price,
$ 600 o. Also, large u4ct 81 ground nun
nIlg from c. * o. canal t0 Potomac river.
west CO the AlUlauct Bridge approved By
az old stone miI. Price. $4,000.
}. II. BRADLEY, Inc,
1919 23d 81. y. w.
FOR SALE-FOH INVESTMENT. TIE FOLLOW
irE small Properties
lo.a 81 s. ua., brick. renting for sl5-50.
$500. s-''i
Ll0 gfmDlt ave. NV. renting for 3ll5.
price s. 600
g Fentou S. me-. renting for e' 1902 pTlce.....Si 80
81 FeutUu s. ue renting for 81 5J TIica. 81 80
LOUIS L. 5HOEuAkEK go l1th ST..
Gel55t Exclusive Agent.
FOR sALE-NEAT 7-KOOM. BAY WINDOW
brick. an moierl Improvements. central northwest.
near l4th S. Price si.s3. +. SHOEMAKER,
4lZ Colorado Bldg noZ3-tt
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

A LADY COMPANION FOR Az ELDERLY
gentleman who IS a salHi-invald, BOX IT, Her
aid OfnCe dpIs-,f
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T. 2 MOREI, SOLICITOR
Notice is hereby given that the CAMPBEI.LS
TAILORING COMPANY. corporation on the Sd
dag Of December 1865 petiiioned the Supreme
Court Il the District Of Columbia. IN EQUITY No
257io, to change Its name 10 Campbell Ryder Com
Vany. dei,u.B
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED -YOUNG MAN as CLERK Is GRO
Gerry store. Apply 2l3 llth ST. ne deIs2t
WANTED-BOY; MUST HAVE WHEEL Apply
Sl3 18th 81. dels-2t
WANTED YOUNG SAITSNFN
for books, men clothing and mems furnishings.
ABBY betg cen ana DO a. m. 10 II. O.. JACOBS.
with Woodward K Lothrop nolAtf
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

SITUATION WANTED-MALE STEVOGRAPH-
En- nine years experience. VIII work from ] TO 3
FOX moderate salary. H. II. FORD. 200 II 81.
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Herald Branch Offices
Want ads for The Herald may be
left at any of the following branch
offices and will be promptly forwarded
To tbe main ,,ff;Ce.

JOHNsTON's PHARMACY. I22I y. J. ave. NV.
;. KAHN. SONS q co, Information Bureau.
CHAS. J. FUHRAANN'S PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
+. +. WELLER PHARMACY. 1884 NJ ST. NV
ATKINSON PHARMACY, llth and q sts NV.
ASTORIA PHARMACY. 81 and SIS. NV
NELSON ) PHARMACY ist and e sts NV
CAMPBELL'S PHARMACY l7th and Park SITS. nv.
KENESAW PHARMACY, AT Pleasant and nv
ing SIS. uw.
McNULTf'S CIGAR STORE 18th ard SITS. NV.
TAfLOE'S PHARMACY, 9th and Z SIS. NV
hENER ) PHARMACY. 9Th and : sts Nv.
McCHESNEG * JOACHIM ID and Z sts ne
ALEXANDRIA
SHERWOOD'S. corner Princ5 and Royal sts
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HOUSES WANTED.

and SILL
l.. ". GROOMES, 1905 New York Ave.
,PHnNE NAN 90
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TNIM-
PROV I'd REAL ESTATE.
bJ virtue li g csrtalu deed Ci trist duly recorded
~ llaer 40 ,5. folio u seg % the land records
~ the iistrict u Columbia aud a. the request q
tl- party secured thereby. We t-a undersigned trs
premises. ga MONDAY. the 23th day " December.
A. d. 1873. NJ $50 OCl0ck b. H.. tHe f0ii1WIuEde-
..4i1.d land ana premises situate ID the city q
washington. iu ihc Disiric, Cf Columbia. and tcs.s
mated g. aud being lots numbered thirtytAIse So
ana tLirF-Iarr 1856 iu block eleven tllf n William
%. beUEislH and Jau-. ~ Sands. Trustees sub
division g part q .Ilct * land called Metropolis
ii-H. a. ta' same appears " record u the office
~ tle surveyor ~ tle istrlet e Columbia. In Liber
io1uEiy s1.iEisoui. folio O. subject. however. 20 q
tTst deed II trust to note u four hundred dol
lars Sod. Terms II sale. Uletalri u the purchase
money .u b. pai1 lH cash. and tae balance iu $50
equal lnsralilseuts, payable iu enc and tu0 years
vltu interest at peg c-LfgE l-r au1um. payable
semi Annually. from dsr # SALE secured BIZ deed q
trst upon the Ir-Q eity sold. ali cash. no the 0q-
tlaU ui te purel-slr. deposit of So HIil be re-
gu.rgc of the purchaser AZ tle time n sale All
rallcrl recording. and EotaEia fees az the cost
81 Che purchaser. Terms NJ sale ~ De- complied with
within tftceu DAYS from DAY ct sale otherwise the
Trustees reserve The right 81 resell tlf property at
fl- r-k and s--t Il tHe ceiaul-lE purchaser after
i've DAYS advertisement 1t such resale 30 The Wash
uEt9u Eefale newspaper published ia the city u
Washington. p. G..
s. HERBERT GIESY.
HENRY EVANS
DEG dads Trustees
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RAILROADS,
& OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and G s.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR :
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. sd ST.. NEW YORK.
'lJJ a n. Diner. pullman Pa-log
fel0 a. H. Buffet. PaIiJE Fr-hour train
go a. IL. Diner and Pullman paTlor Car
filuo a. IN Diner and Pullman Ia-lor Car
-, ~ p M D iiHi, S4q 5r ra.-iH9n fargT Car
"a +. Clacnes 90 Philadelphia
-5ae }. n. Diner and Pullman PaTlor
9s-u b. m. Coaches 10 Philadelphia.
30 u n. Sleepcrs
AILANIIC CiIl. 49, 100 flIGO a m tl1o
EBY HOUR on THE HOUR
WEEK days, q. n. 20 5 p. M
TO BALTIMORE.
Week days. 20, 5JJ. 5sJ. 4 ~ 10. 500. s.v.
y.gJ go DSo' a'~ 2. "a, Z noon, E:95. l99,
sundays, 10, 20, ia. SO 500 l0O0 ug
IL, l..0 l:l5. Soc 30, 300, So 90. SU9. l0a0
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NUHIhW Est. 122 and $50
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE
. .J5 a. H., 20 ,. M. 'Iz:a0 night.
t1lIoBLR RS, = y NJ. 'y:lV .. m. II 30 night
Glen BLAND, -y.lJ p.n-i CULJMBCS, :. ~ !. IL
khhEELlNtI, 500 a. IN, '5s5J D. m.
WINCHESTER, SO a. m, 4 DO 1901 D m
ANNAPOLIS, week days, ~ a. u, I2.J5 noon
40 p. IL, GU J. H. sundays. $50 a. and -
D. ~.
LURA1 and ELkTON. -405 D. N.
tRLDERICA, IsS5 sg15 a. m, sl:9, ti:05 f5.ys
D. N
HAGERSTOWN. Is IS a. m and 200 D. n
BGID and way points. 70 IS. Sgl5 a. m g.30
f5a0 T5-1, SJI5 IN 80 j. m
GAIIHERSBU Re and way points Is IS, ssd5 a.
u. IlZ-50 Sl-S5, $3.50. -9'05 15-5 i6-0 = IS SO ID
TlI ~ 2. IA.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points. Is s.
s. .l5 .. NJ. 81 30 f5-gO, f5.35 y. n
sDaIly Except sunday SUNDAY only.
Reserya tious OF Sleeping faror Car space rates
Of fare, S1c., vii be quickly furnished BY fELE-
PHONE at all OF the following Ticket Offices: lll7
q st. NV, Telephone. main ISL; 6l9 Peunsylysnis
ave-, Telephone, main Us Station. New Jersey ave
and st.-riCket once Telephone. east 6ST: InfoT-
nation Bureau III.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-NuRE THAN THIEIY SLIGHTLY
used high grade JIrlglt Pianos to BE- closed olt 40
taclHl ~ Their values grand chance tQl llft buy
eTsi $50 Billing, Sos, $40 henry a.. AlIlr S.sJ,
sos HelgIs, Sis. srtJ StIet SIS. 500 Bradbury
elsi5 So ~Uauireer. Sll, $500 kase. SIS, si1 Hard
man. $50 square pianos. - Upl easy payments
o. J. DtMOLL x CO. ill g. ST.
FOR sALE-A PIANOLA ~ tIRsT-CLAsS con
dltloE. 10 E1As- llls 9Th ~ NV fcls5t
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY OR FIVE III y
dred CaIuzaya 40 $50. BON I3. Herald office
dlcIs-3t
FOR SALE-sTANDARD SEWING MACHINE.
ID trst-clas5 condition $. Ad4rgss BOX loo
Herald Ofce- 1eIi6t
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
We have a fuu line 81 gifts. Slightly used
which save you money.
COLLATERAL LOAN co. nth and + N.Y.
100 OYERCOATs. . PAIR TROUSERS. 90
coats and vests; unredesmed pledges. COLLAT-
ERAL LOAN CO. llfh and SIS. NV
FOR sALE-551 NEW AND SECONDHAND
heating and coo6lng stoves, q every description.
from - Up. We invite your inspection. SNIIZEh
& La PORTE. ll5i 5th 81. uW. Phone VI ll52
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-WILL THE PERSON WHO. BY MIS-
take, took a package from Woodward & LOthrups
containing school papers and supplies, return same
70 owner. 40 l3Iiz Nallacl place, at earliest Dos
sibe convenience
LOST-OPERA GLASSES; SMALL; COVERED
black leather; black leatheF case lined blue
satin lost near lth and X New National. Re
turn THE HAMILTON.
LOST-BETWEEN su NV. AID SIS c SW.;
ladys gold watch and fob VII describe and
give reward to finder. 5. p. BUCK, 3el L NV.
LOST-WHITE FOX TERRIER WITH BLACK
spots; named Toby. Reward if returned 50 %
81. da1s-3t
LOST-BROWN FUR NECKPIECE; NATIONAL.
Theater balcony, matinee. Saturday. Dec IS. Re
ward If returned % CD r 81 NV. deI63t
LOST-LADY' GOLD HUNTING CASE ANATCH
Saturday afternoon; monogram j. Ne VI. on
case, name inside Liberal reward. JESSIE a8c-
MURRAY - Vermont ave nv. del6&
LOsT-oN TTH ST. BETWEEN r ST. sW. AND
Central National Bank bank book with owners
name on same Reward. return to ia 81. sW OF
3l3 eth s. deI6-3t
LOST-A LARGE. DARK PINK CAMEO PIN
surrounded by pearls. so reward if returned 10
EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL. IlG 18th St. NV de9Iit
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS MADE FROM
yCuT cid worn carpets UTlu postal OF phone
NAN i5-5 WAsHINGlON HUG 60. FACTORY.
s3l Sta 81. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
luHlbi4 holding Probate Court Estate Of Mar
gaTet Shanahan. Deceased. No 1924 Administration
Docket--Applicatlon having been made herein Tor
probate Ct TIE last viii and testament Of SAID de
ceased. and for letters tcstamcnaFy said estate
by Joseph C. Shcehy. IL IS ordered this Sd day of
lleccmbgr. A. ID. 1915 that Thomas J. DAY. Edward
haedy, Mary Cook, johanna Reese, Catherine Walsh
AlaW Koran. Thomas Walsh SIary Murphy. 10
hanna Flynn, Patrick Walsh, son Of Richard Walsh
tdcCgasedl Patrick Walsh. SON OF Thomas WASH
deceased Mary WEIGH Edward Walsh. and John
Eagan. and an others concerned appear IN said
court on MONDAY. the 1th day u January. 4. d.
lSJi, at 10 O'Clock a. M. 70 SHOW cause Why slcn
application should n0t be granted Let notice hereof
be published IN the Washington Law Reporter ana
The Washington Herald once in each Of three sue
cessye weeks before the return day herein mentioned
the first publication TO be not less than thirty days
uce. Attest. tSeall JAMES TANNER. Register
OF Wills for the District OF Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court BAKER SHEEHA & HOGAN.
Attorneys. de4ll.lS
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I Say YOUR AD IN THE HERALD
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TYPEWRITERS,
DENTISTRY.
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN.

Washington's Expert Dental Specialist does all
Dental Work for credit. $50 st. nv. cor. 7th
oc26-u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING:
10 pain; look feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunkeu faces made normal painless
filing. DR.. J. l.. WILSON, 1903 F ST. NV ocs-tf
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STORAGE,

WE STORE FOR IS CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
Of all kinds. 4. 5 STORAGE CO., 4lS20-2 Tenth
81 NV. Phone n 4L9 nC22-SJt
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-LET TIE CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We offer sou d good square piano free
for SIX months you'll pay the cost of moving
T. g. SMITH PIANO CO.. iE-J Ia. Eve.
WANFED-TO Buy OLD FEATHER REDS.
When selling Why not drop postal 10 am old re-
liable im! MARKS * CO. 30 -tn opposite Saks,
or phone main 1873. u0l5tf
WANTED CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE
carpets. Office and store fixtures Of all kinds. bur
niture stored, packed. and shipped Address BAUM,
80 Pa ave. NV Phone main 125f
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FURNITURE WANTED,

ANTED-FURNITURE SELL YOUR GOODS
TO the man VINO gives you the most money. HOP
WOOD, sth and X. no25-tf
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets stoves. brica- brac, and all kinds OF house
hold goods, BALM'S FURNITURE SHOP, 18th
aud U SIS Phone ". l3ls. formerly 9Lh and y.
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FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED.
4 naval officer. assigned 10 duty elsewhere de-
slres 20 rent his house. completely furnished by
the year or for the season. For further particulars
apply 70
JAMES A. BATES & CO.,
nos-u 14OI st. NV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

am just entirely out of IT. find"
said the Woman Who Talks at a recent
tea. i have no topics OF conversation
Tor these things. / can talk TO men on
me subjects they like and that interest
them, but when it comes to a tea 1 am
lost"
Why" said her friend, the house
keeper, Il thought you always had
things to talk about
L haven't. though / have no hus-
oand, you see, and that bars one sub
Ject. ] have no little children, and 30
can't discuss the woes or joys Of In
rant life. And worse than all. I have
kept the same cook for six years, so
you see am a back number"
The coming season will doubtless see
2 new amusement I'm social circles
There is a rea/ "surenuff sleight Of
nand man i'm the town who is giving
lessons In the black art at so much per
and guaranteeing even the stupidest
young man a few entertaining tricks
For certain stipulated sums he'll show
them a pretty little Trick" and for
more they set more tricks. Parlors are
supposed to be always available for the
practice Of these wonders, and so bell
doubtless keep many a girl from efinui
%HA
The Misses Mclean Of Tilliedrun
Scotland, the Thrums OF ]. NJ Barrie's
works. were in Salt Lake recently on
their way to Yellowstone park They
were both OF them schoOlmates OF Bar
RE i'm the village and have known him
we'll since then. They were entertained
while here by Mrs. Arthur b. Witcher
and her aunt. Mrs. Asenath Adams
having come from Miss Maude Adams
in the east TO meet them.
Despite all the private parties that
may be formed there will still be skat-
ing at the big rink at Saltair A merry
party went out there the night after
the exclusive" night and said mo
more of the other for me-" The ride
out and back the exhilaration OF the
lake bdeeze and the immense rink al
tend 10 make that the place while the
weather will permit.
n
There was one adept on skawtes (of
various kinds at the rink Tuesday
night when the good people were out
trying their fancy tricks. who was as
busy as button on the wall He
might with profit have been employed
by the management for nearly every
one-eXcept, perhaps. his wife-had a,
few lessons from him. She probably
knows him by rote by this time.
The symphony concert TO be given
early next month promises to be a mu-
steal treat i'm every way. II is TO be
society affair as well, judging by the
demand for the boxes The fact that a
number Of the talented and cookbook
ing young women of the musical world
have been added To the orchestra is not
working against the popular idea.
DOHI, RARET
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Salt Lake Auditorium, one of the
! largest and most complete buildings of
| its kind in the country, will be ready
| for business on or about Oct. 10. The
Auditorium is admirably located being
! on Richards street, one-half block from
| the temple, easy of access by all street
car lines, and only one-half block from
Main street. The Auditorium floor is
being laid of hard maple, hectagon in
shape, and especially adapted for roller
skating. However. the building will
be available for all first-cIass enter
| tainments, conventions, lectures, con-
certs, etc. We realize that the endorse
ment and patronage of discriminating
public is only to be won and maintained
by presenting a series of entertain
ments from which every Objectionable
feature is excluded, and i'm which ladies
and gentlemen may participate with
pleasure.
1t is the determination of the man
agement to supply only efficient at
taches Of irreproachable character and
TO exclude from the atmosphere Of the
Auditorium every element that might
possibly exert a harmful influence on
the minds of the young and impress
sionable people while in search of en-
joyment. All the safeguards with
which it is possible to surround young
people in their homes will be scrupu-
lousy enforced
Every Objectionable element will be
eliminated, and only the patronage of
those who deport themselves in a man
ner consistent with the strictest pro-
priety will be solicited. In fact. none
but those known, or supposed by the
management TO be acceptable to our
patrons, will be admitted and fur
niShed with skates No iptOxioa tine
liquors will be sold on or near the
premises. The skating surface of the
floor Will be 100 feet by 102 feet, and will
be extended 100 feet more i'm the near
future. Held's brass band has been
engaged, and will furnish music after
noon and evening. Gentlemanly uni
formed instructors will be in attend
ance TO teach beginners the art of roll
er skating.
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keyes, Mrs. Walter Fitch. Mrs. w. G.
Alexander, Mrs. w. Edward Fife. Miss
Cosgrin, Mrs. e. o. Howard and Mrs.
c. r. Pearsall
Miss jeanette Luman entertained a
party of twelve OF her friends yester-
DAY at a box party at the Orpheum. fol-
loWeu by supper at Franklin's. The
aIIalr was given in honor of Miss
Frances Clark and Miss Bella. Blyth nf
evanston, Wyo.. and the chaperones
were Mrs. Abner Luman. Mrs. c. K.
Won hnoblock and Mrs. w w. Rivers.
Inc other guests were Miss Geneve
Horlick, Miss Merle Lynch. Miss Ber-
nadette Manley of ST Louis. Miss Elsie
Hansen. Miss June Whittemore. Miss
lrma Rivers and Miss Fannie Breeder.
The marriage of Miss Pearl Peirce to
Howard Eugene Smith will take place
wednesday evening in the First Con-
gregatlonal church. The bride will be
attended by her sister, Miss Dolores
Peirce and l.. r. Fuller will the the best
man. The young people will leave on
the night train for the east, where they
VIII spend their honeymoon with rela-
tives OF both in New York, Philadelphia
and Boston.
A wedding OF the week in which in
terest centers, although it is to be SOL
emnlzed on the coast, is that of Miss
Marguerite Donnellan. daughter of Mrs.
j. i. Donnellan. to DR.. Robert Walter
Glendinning. The marriage will take
place wednesday in St. Mary's-by-the-
Sea, Pacific Grove. The wedding. ow-
ing TO the illness of Mrs. Donnellan.
will be quiet one, attended only by
relatives.
Mrs. William A. McEnery and Miss
Iheresa McEnery will leave this
morning for San Francisco, where DR..
and Mrs. McEnery are to make their
nome. They have taken a house al POO
Broadway, where they will shortly be
at home.
Mrs. Robert ]. Jessup and her daugh-
ter. Miss Florence Jessup. left last
evening for Los Angeles and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Moore have
taken the Black home at 247 Sixth East
street where they will be at home for
the winter
Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Brown announce
the engagement of their daughter. Ella.
to Orson s. May. The wedding Zill take
place late in October.
Mrs. George B. Smith entertained the
Busy Bee club at the Camp Thornburg.
in Parley's canyon. Thursday
Miss Lyster and Miss Nan Lyster.
who have spent the summer with Mr.
and Mrs. W. p. Kiser. will leave on
Tuesday for their home i'm Chicago.
y
Miss Jessie Anderson will entertain
a bridge tea Tuesday afternoon at
the Anderson home, 1863 East Second
South street.
Mrs. William MOrdock and her baby
are in town from Stockton. visiting
Mrs. Eliza s. Dunford at SS5 First
street.
Mrs. Abner Human has returned from
q stay of some months i'm Wyoming and
is again at home at 679 East Second
South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Sheets have
taken the home of DR.. A J. Hosmer
at 419 East First South street. where
they Will soon be settled.
Mrs. Aaron Levitt entertained a few
friends yesterday at a luncheon. fol-
lowed by matinee party at the Or
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CURRENT EVENTS
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES

Mrs Alexander G. Ewing entertained
Yesterday at a luncheon at The Kenyon.
followed by bridge, the affair being
given i'm honor Of Mrs. William A. Nc
Emery and her sister. Miss Theresa Nc
Emery, OF London. The long oval table
was laid in the north Darlor, and a
great bowl of pure white asters stood
In the center. Asters in the autumn
shades filled bowls on the mantel. and
deep golden yellow flowers were used
in the larger parlor The friends to
meet the two guests of honor were Mrs
Windsor V Rice Mrs. David Keith
Mrs. Henry p. Henderson, Mrs. Will
lain Cunningham, Mrs. Richard A.
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YOUR LAST lance
To See 1.-The Old Bedstead. y

For the performance at the Grand
opera house in Ogden Sept. oath the
D. & r. C. r. r. will operate a special
excursion leaving Salt Lake AS D. m.
and 6 p. m. Returning leave Ogden
11:15 p. M, arriving at Salt Lake at
midnight. Fare. $1.0O Original cast
and scenery in this production.
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Mrs. Graham Putnam

Has moved her piano studio to 1875
East First South. For younger pupils
she has engaged an assistant. Miss
Edna Edwards. Bell phone 44T9 red.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

2905-Peter O'Morron. Salt Lake.
Mary Kearns, Salt Lake.
29o6-Albert G.. Sheuth. Denver. Colo.
Florence a. Miles. Salt Lake.
2907-Wliliam NJ. Walthur, Murray.
Pearl Stauffer, Salt Lake.
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H. A. Montgomery wishes to an
nounce to the public that he has pur-
chased the entire plant of the Hope
Engraving Co. at % East LIST South.
and is ready to take orders for all
kinds OF copper plate and steel die
work. Also carry the highest grade Of
society and commercial stationery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

Miss Daisy Holt has returned to the
city after spending a month with Miss
Winifred Candland in Mount Pleasant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

Get your windows fixed now. The
glass man is waiting. Morrison, Meg
rill & Co, Is Main St
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

Mrs Margaret Robertson Kerr an
nounces the opening of her music stu
dio Sept 6, 734 East First South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry Simpler. Commercial Photog-
rapher. 151 Main street Get my new
price list
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

The NJ. NJ. S. club met at the home of
Miss Hazel Heath last Thursday even
ing. A very enjoyable time was spent
by the members.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

sunfiowers. About sixty guests partook
of the wedding supper. The wedding
march, as well as other numbers, was
beautifully rendered by Janet William
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Rash will be at
home TO their friends after Oct. 1 at
IS South First West street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

Muresco finish brightens walls anG
ceilings. Morrison, Merrill & Co., .;
Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
WEDDING DAY EXCURSION
TO PROVO

Tuesday, Sept. 25, via Salt Lake
Route, $1.25 Round Trip.
Special train leaves salt Lake %. M.
Returning leaves Provo Ills %. m.
ASK YOUR AGENT.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks & developing. Main & Sd So.
Gordon Academy, now open for Eth
and Sth grades, High School courses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

ERYBODY INVITED. Special return
ing leaves at midnight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23

Wall Paper. Paints. Picture Frames
Paperhanging. Painting, Framing
Chas. H. Bodel, Ssra5 E. First South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
S1.0O ROUND TRIP TO AMER
ICAN FORK.

Via Salt Lake Route Monday. Spec
iaI Train 1880 .. m.