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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

DO YOU want house built TO order on
the East Bench, which you can pay for
on easy terms? If so, see Fritch, No -
7f7; Bell, 1857.
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A LOT

7x1O rods. on 4tn S, bet. 10th and nth
E An elegant site for A home. View
over all the valley. We can sell you this
for 10000 per rod, or $4,000 for the en-
tire lot. 1t is the cheapest and best lot
IN city for the money,
$4,000.
81 $1,000
5-Rm B
Located on the y. E bench A good
home. and can be purchased on reason
able terms.
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HARRINGTON
1*12 acres. east bench; plenty of wa
S-roOm frame house, modern and
stable; West Temple St: lot so
S-roOm modern frame and stable,
fruit and shade; fine corner. 9Th
East street --.-.-..... - 90 500
Nice groom pressed brick cottage
and summer kitchen; city water
and electric lights .......... 20 OOO
acre of good land; 3-room brick
lined frame; stable, flowing well on
iaho ---..--........$1.0 900
B. s. HARRINGTON
Basement Atlas Block
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S-room modern two-story brick lot AK
165 feet. large barn. all connected with
sewer, East Third South
So, 500.
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SEARS INVESTMENT CO,
- West Second South
Wanted, a pottery man TO buy an old
established business, good for $1,000 a
year, with a fine Broom modern house,
large lot, fine shade, cement walks. good
lawn. All for So 150
Good lots bet 1st and "a North only 500
Good lots in Inglewood, each $500
Good lots on 9Th West $75.
Vacant lots in all parts city.
Good homes from $3.50 UP.
We have a number of pieces acreage,
southeast of city.
Sears Investment Co, IS w. I'd South.
AN elegant home situated in the very
heart of residence district can now be
bought at a great bargain. Address NJ
%. Herald.
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A 5-ROOM brick. pantry. closet. sum
mer kitchen. cellar, lawn. shade and
fruit trees: water in house flowing well
81 500 at 81 2nd avenue. Waterloo ApDIy
DR.. H J. Smith. Murray. Both phones
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groom modern frame. lot 55xt5z East
Second South.
$1,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

Groom brick. lot 40x125 South 9th East.
s.. 500
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WEIR. So w. Cd South st.
81 .200-11 lots. 9Th West. near Sth South
S450-Fine building lots. 40x145 IT. near
I'd South and Sth West.
$1.250-3x10 rods. Z. I'd South
bodybuilding lots. 40x132 IT. 18th East
near 4th South
s65o-21Ax7 rods, 9Th South, near 18th E.
$685. acres, east bench.
$3.500-5Ox132 IT., 9Th E., near BRIGHAM
WEIR, Sc W. I'd South St
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Double brick house. s. e. s rooms in
each apartment rent for SIS per PrnOnth
each Good small investment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29

1O-room brick. lot 62x125 feet, $. Q.
8. 500.
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broom modern frame, G. s. lot 33x132
porcelain bath, toilet, ETC., connected with
sewer.
$500
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New 7-roon red pressed brick every
tning modern and up to date. This house
VIII make YOU an ideal home location ln-
excelled- 18th East near list South
$500
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o!-room modern brick. furnace. etc, lot
4y12Xl63 feet. East Second South
$4,000.
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165x165 feet 10th and ]. 81, go.
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o!-room modern pressed brick, lot Ala
S312, furnace, etc. Third street
S4500
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S-room modern brick and single. steam
heat. etc. lot H1aN2471a feet. east side, ter
minutes walk from this office.
s. 600
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history brick house, east lake finish
Ia acres of ground, S. g. only 81. 500.
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4Oz165 feet. Seventh South between 9Th
and 10th East $3.50
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4O-ACRE FARM.

40-ACRE FARM.
With good 4-room house, sheds, shade,
fruit trees, artesian wells fencing ETC.
good water right. A splendid chicken or
stock farm
See GODDARD, 81 z. First South St
20-ROOM frame. lot 4xf0 rods on East
18th South, close in. 5000 This is a bar
gain
lots on State ST, just below 18th South.
$3.50 for both
Finest residence on east bench 10 rooms
modern Lot 13Ox141 # to alley. S. 500
Hubbard INIT. Co, IS w. % South
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4-roem brick cottage, lot 25xi32 feet TO
T. of w. s. @, $50 cash. SIS per month.
81 80.
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6-roOm brick. porcelain bath. toilet as
sorted fruit trees elegant lawn. lot 49IbH
100 feet Second ST. close in.
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2O0-2HO Atlas Block
Both phones 2S4s.
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4-rOom modern brick. lot 411.x11515 feet
East Sixth South.
5000
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5-room modern brick. s. @. lot 3S11x151
/ feet to T. of W, $3.50 cash. balance SIS per
month.
S31JG
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Lots in Inglewood addition $3.50 each.
one-third cash. balance in one and two
years.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
$3.50
BUYS

easy monthly payments
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
ORANGE

Ruby Rebekah lodge No. 50. l. o. o.
F., installed officers Monday. About
one hundred members and visitors were
present. The ceremony of installation
was performed by Mrs. Hattie Spencer,
deputy president, assisted by Miss
Zeus as grand marshal and a staff
composed of members of Anaheim
lodge After the ceremony supper was
| served in the banquet hall The follow
ing were installed Johanna Schroe-
der Margaret r. Williams, Annie J..
Hunt jamie Varcoe, May Edwards,
Addie b. Lucy, Carrie C. johnson, An
ME C. Crawford, Lotta b. Gitchell,
Katie Heitshausen, Bessie Mcpherson,
Ethelyn r. Crawford, Euphemia c.
Rails, Eta P. Adams. Daisy r. Hadley,
Caroline A. Bowen, May T. Willis, u.
Louene Leech, Viola A. Chandler. j. A.
Pfeiffer, Ida E. Davis and Effie M.
Davis.
Orange lodge of Fraternal Brother
hood held joint installation with the
Santa Ana lodge Friday at the Santa
Ana lodge rooms. e. B. Johnston,
deputy supreme president was the in
stalling officer. The officers installed
were as follows: Frank Robertson,
past president; George A. Riley, presi-
dent Mrs, Phoebe Brown, vice presi-
dent Jennie Connor, secretary; p. B.
Johnson, treasurer: Milo Stutsman,
sergeant; Allie Bennett, M. of A.; V.
V. Sweet, I. d. X. John Mcintyre.
O. d. X; DR.. d. F. Roger, physician.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Brown at La Habra was the scene of a
pretty wedding Thursday when their
yiungest daughter, Christine NJ. Brown,
became the bride of Leroy L. Chandler.
About thirty relatives and intimate
friends were in attendance. The SER
vice was read by Rev. Mr.. Hopkins OF
the Presbyterian church of Fullerton.
The only attendants were Miss Helen
Fullerton of Orange, a cousin of the
bride, and Edward M. Brown, the
brides brother.
See DISPLAY in Windows of Tho IIorald
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
HOLLYWOOD

One of the most brilliant socia
| events Of the season was the compli-
| mentary sOiree musicale given by Miss
Jean e. Wakeman at Wilcox hall last
evening. Miss Wakeman was assisted
by Mrs. Katherine Kimball-Forest, So
prano; Miss Maria Tresher violinist;
| Miss Jessie Ware and Miss Dorothy
Humes, piansts. A large and fashion
| able audience of Miss Wakeman's Hol-
! lywood and Los Angeles friends en-
| joyed the affair.
The Monday Card club was enter
tained by Mrs. e. w. Elliott at her
handsome home on Wilcox avenue. The
decorations were in pink for both the
] o'clock luncheon and at the caro-
tables, where 800" was played later
| in the afternoon. Miss Alice Ware
Mrs. r. p. Hall and Mrs. Morey wor
the club prizes, and Mrs. r. p. Nc
Johnston and Miss Jessie Morgan the
| guest prizes.
Beside the club members present the
guests were Mesdames WILDER, Rishey
Mason, Morgan, Claypool, Barrett, Nc
Johnston, Sterling, Rodenhouse, and
the Misses Morgan, Claypool, Blandy
and Brydges
Miss Jessie Morgan entertained the
p. Fl. C. Wednesday evening. After
the business meeting these were games,
music and dancing.
Mrs Philo J. Beveridge entertained
at luncheon Wednesday at Hotel Holly
wood. Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanborn, Mrs. Anna Vaughn and
VIII Vaughn of Pasadena. Mrs. Bever-
idge also has cards out for a luncheon
and a dinner on Wednesday, January
"a, at Hotel Hollywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. West Cove entertained
the Hollywood Tennis club Saturday
evening. After a business meeting and
oil
and games. The officers are; President,
Mr.. Cove; vice president, Mr.. Willetts;
secretary and treasurer, Miss Willis.
st. GATHERINGS guild of st. Stephens
church gave an enjoyable "Doilie Tea"
at the home Of Mrs. II. j. Whitley on
Thursday afternoon. A large company
of women were present.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall entertained
a company of friends Wednesday at an
old-fashioned Kentucky dinner. Among
the guests were the Misses Guy Burke
of Houston, Ida Franks of San Antonio,
Mary and Madeline Moser of Kentucky
and Mrs. William Tinley OF Hollywood.
Mrs. S. S. Burke received at her
Emelita street home Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. r. NJ. Chaffee,
who is soon to remove to RedlandS.
Mrs. A. Schleisinger and nephew,
Lois Copely of Niagara Falls are the
guests of Mrs. George Lashley for the
winter
w. s. Sutton has as his guests Mrs,
Edith Welsh and son Of Vermillion,
Ohio.
Mrs. William Card and son of Mime
apolis are the guests Of Miss Pearl
Parcher of Selma avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phlo Beveridge and
daughters. Phyliss and Marian, leave
Friday for a year in Japan
Miss Clara Hemingway of Vernon
Center Mimi, is visiting Mrs. Annah
Lander.
Mrs. w. c. Cline and Edna Let's are
at the Arrowhead Springs with Mrs.
Arthur Let's and Miss Gladys Let's.
are visiting at Catalina.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Candee enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening in
honor Of Judge and Mrs. Brayton of
Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
RIVERSIDE

Mrs. Martin Chase and her mother,
Mrs. Eliza Crouch, gave a charmngIy
appointed luncheon to over thirty
| friends Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Chase.
Three tables were arranged to repre-
sent three seasons, spring. summer and
fall, the young girls being placed at
the table representing spring, which
was dainty in spring colors white and
green. The table designed for the
young matronS was fragrant with Cali
fornia Violets and pink roses, and the
women nearing the afternoon of life
were seated around a table brilliant in
autumn colors, the scarlet foliage and
berries of the mandina domestica form
ing the appropriate decorations. Violin
and harp music We're rendered through
out the afternoon by Charles Gorenflo
and Signor VaIenza.
At the home of her parents on Market
street, surrounded by relatives and
close friends, Miss Esther Stebbins be-
came the bride of Norton Henry Ed
wards Wednesday evening. Rev. Alex
Eaken performed the ceremony. Mrs.
George Frost, aunt of the bride, acted
as matron and Miss Pearl Adler of
Redlands was bridesmaid. The bride
groom was attended by Norbert Steb-
bins as groomsman and William II.
Henderson as best man. Master Willie
Quaye served as ring bearer. Mrs.
Robert L. Henderson played the we'd
ding music.
Mrs. j. Van de Grift and Miss Nellie
Van lie Grift gave a whist party Mon
day in honor of Mrs. Clara Martin.
Miss Sophia Sturdivant and Henry
Ross Rountree were married at the
Methodist parsonage Monday.
Miss Mamie van Fleet entertained the
Normal Alumni association, including
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
Pico Heinhts Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barkkc aud little
daughter, Martha, OF Lead, S. D., arc
making q tour of Southern California.
y present they arc at 1928 Reed strcct.
Mrs. d. Smith. Mrs. Jennie Alyea
and Miss Fannie McMilen. from
Waterloo, Iowa, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Il. Woodruff, 1850 Magnolia
avenue.
=. d. KroniclS and family of PAS
West Pico street have removed to
their new home, 4061 South Hill street.
j. Wolf of the East Side has taken
a flat at 1885 West Pico street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stephens are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Van
Tress of San Bernardno at their
home at 1925 Reid street.
Professor irwin entertained his
friends at n musical on Tuesday even
ing held at his home, 1857 Fedora
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Robinson and
family of Detroit, Mich, have taken
the cottage at 2462 West Pico street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

the classes of '02, '03 and '04. Wednes-
day evening at her home. Prior to the
social features a short business session
was held when arrangements were
made for a farewell reception for Miss
Celeste Easton, who leaves soon as mis-
slonary to India.
Members of the 2. e. o. society tend
cred Mrs w. e. Brock a farewell party
at the home of Mrs. John jain of
Fourteenth street Wednesday. A four
course dinner was served. Mrs. Brock
leaves this week for her future home
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Stebbins entertained eighteen
women at luncheon Monday in honor of
Mrs. Clara T.. Martin of Stockton,
grand chief of the Rathbone Sisters.
Mrs. A. L. Bostick was hostess Mon
day night at a linen shower in honor
of Miss Jennie Curran, who left We'd
nesday for Colorado to become bride.
Miss Vera Hiltabrand and John l..
Nelson, both of Long Beach, were mar
ried Wednesday, Rev. E. j. Inwood Off
ciating.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
Out-Of- Town Society
TR0PICo

Mrs. James R. Maxwell entertained
at luncheon "Wednesday complimentary
to Mrs. II. j. Fox of Los Angeles. Mrs.
John Hobbs and Mrs. j. Arthur Logan,
Frank J. Marsh has returned from a
visit to Murietta and lilsinore,
Mrs. John Pittenger entertained the
members Of the Ladies Aid society of
the Methodist church at the parsonage
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal II. Davenport en-
tertained with a dinner party Thurs
day evening at their home on Glendale
avenue. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. w, A. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. o. Borthick Misses Adaline Thomp-
son and Blanche Davenport.
Miss Gertrude Williams OF Bedford,
Pa. who has been visiting Mesdames
D. II. Imler and j. w. Imler, left
Thursday.
Mrs. d. M. Stuart entertained the
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
UPLAND

Mrs. C. Mahar of Los Angeles was
an Upland visitor last week.
Rev. j. d. Underwood, who has been
here a few months, leaves next week
for Marion, Kan.
F.. A. Lawrence of Pomona. brother
of Senator Lawrence, was the latter's S
guest last week.
AT the first entertainment of the
Womans Literary club Pitt Parker,
the crayon artist, gave an illustrated
chalk talk.
Mrs. Robert Elliott of Los Angeles
and her sister, Mrs. ]. C. Ray Of Ber-
kelley, are at San Antonio Heights for
a few weeks.
w. A. Bowers of Marion, Kan, is
making an extended visit to his
brother.
Fred Herman of Evansville, Ind, is
guest at the Algonquin.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
Social Notes

II. w. Scott, 2033 East First street,
entertained the members OF the 7. II.
G. society of the Church of the Asccn -
sion last Tuesday evening with an
informal musical. The soloists of the
evening were Mrs. l.. E. Scott, Rev.
John w. Thursby and l.. G. Stang.
Selections we're also given by the
Orphean quartet, composed of II. w.
Scott. John Schaefer, IT, L. Leggett
and u. G. Stang.
Mrs. M. j. Herman, prominent in
business and social circles Of San Diego,
is visiting friends In Highland Park
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

installing officer of the corps was
Lizzie Belle Cross of Los Angeles The
Officers OF the relief corps are as fol-
lows: President Mrs. w. ID. Thomas,
: ", Mrs. S. S. Hanna; j. ", Mrs. s.
chaplain, Mrs. S. Hinsdell; conductor,
Mrs. Hargrave; A. c., Mrs Terndel;
II. c., Mrs. NJ. Russell; p. l.. Mrs. f..
Newson musician, Miss McCarty;
color bearers Mines. Moon, Becbc,
loss and Williams.
Officers of the post arc: Commander,
M. DOnavon; S. v, Tim Sullivan; j.
V, John Frazer; I. M, John DAILY;
sergeant, Tom Rafferty,; chaplain, John
Rattray
The hail was decorated with flags
and flowers and a dainty supper was
served after the ceremonies.
Mrs. Fred Kinkaid of Sherman and
Mrs. Edward Rogers of Riverside were
the guests of Mrs. Rogers of Sixth
street last week.
William Newman of Oakland is the
guest of his brother. Thomas Newman
Mrs Thacher and Miss Catherine
McGinn will leave next week for Cliff
ton. Ariz.
Among Sawtelle visitors this week
were Mrs James Mcclure of San Diego
Miss Luida Wilkes of Santa Cruz
Miss Laura Shaw of Sacramento, Sam
uel Beecher of Kentucky, Davio
Thacher of Morenci. Ariz., who has re.
turned here to reside; George Nc
Lain of Denver and Mrs. l. X. Lederk
of Salt Lake.
Mark Keppel, county school super
intendent and president of the South
ern California Teachers association
delivered an address at the Soldiers
home Thursday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

officers and members of the Woman s
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon.
was entertained by Mrs Ed Ayers
Thursday afternoon. Each member re-
sponded at roll call with a current
event topic. At the close of the pro-
gram Mrs. Ayers, assisted by Misses
Grace Kapus and Evalena Ayers,
served dainty refreshments. Mesdames
Fish and Koup were entained as guests
of the club.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

Friends of the sweet voiced members
of the Treble Clef club are looking for
ward to hearing them in song once
more.
The concert is the first of the season
and after the long rest which the wo-
men have had it is expected the affair
will be an especially charming one.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
SAWTELLE

Tuesday evening the women of the
Aid society of the First Baptist church
gave IA social at the residence of Mrs.
j. b. Millure on Fifth street.
John A. Martin Relief corps of Saw
tele installed officers in Assembly hall
Tuesday afternoon, as did John A..
Martin post of the Soldiers home. The
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

solo, Mr.. Karl (a) "Reverie" (by re-
quesO, w. II. Scott; CD "The Fly o.
Is. Brown ely, Singing Bird Q1lgaO,
violin duet obligato by Misses Eileen
Northrup and Bessie Chaplin; AT the
Cloister Gate" (Grieg), solos by Miss
Lillian Scanlon and Mrs. William A.
Bassett; tenor solo, Mr.. Karl; "The
Dawn" MAX Bruch), soprano solo by
Miss Helen Tape
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

1t will take place in Dobinson's audi
torium under the direction of William
Henry Lott Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott,
formerly Miss Blanch Rogers, will be
the accompanist and Mrs. A. S. Loud
will preside at the organ.
Following is the program
"'rhe Lord Is My Shepherd" (Bargiel); ;
"The Birth of the opal" (Reed), cello
obligato by c.. Allen Hancock tenor
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
ro Give Eanov press AN

IN honor NJ her daughter, Miss Mar
Euerite Drake, Mrs. Charles r.. Drake
of 1888 Hoover street has issued lnvi-
tatlons for a fancy dress ball to be
given next Friday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
Returns From European Trip

G. White Mortimer has returned from
trip to Europe and Canada and has
again resumed his duties as British
vice consul for this district.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
IL BE Annnrnh Gncsfs

Mr. and Mrs. Rohort Clark of
Peoria, H.. are delighted visitors in
Los Angeles. on Monday evening
they viii he the gucts Of MIR. and
Mrs. Frederick r. Grinth Of 2689
Severance street at a thcatcr party.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

WschmeIster. who has recently arrived
IN Los Angeles from Europe. viii speak
on "Mnsic and Tho Drnma."
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
To Wed TODAY

Lillian NJ, Yost, formerly NJ Missouri
and Frank j. Becker prominent in
business circles, will be married this
afternoon at the First Presbyterian
church. Rev. Frank Dewitt Talmage
officiating
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
Marrlnd in san pieno

Miss Fayette Roberts Of Santa Bar
hara and George J. Green Of Now York
were quietly married In San Diego yes
terday.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

Miss Hammer is showing tho newest
designs and material for spring suits.
waists and underwear 1914 South Grand
avenue near lleo
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21
Card PIsyIns ana MInlcr Night.

Go pretty we'll together, Arc Won sun
piled with cards. counters, cribba 70
boards poker sets, etc? We sell Congress
playing cards. The cards that show their
line Of cards now made, Sanborn, Vail q
Co. 357 South Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-21

See display in windows of The Herald
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