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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18

guest Of Miss Hazel Elliott.
Mrs. Ruby Crandall OF Salt Lake
City, is visiting her parents, Or. and
Mrs. ]. y. Christensen.
Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD Wild, Mr.. Law
renee MortInson and Mrs. Mary John
son, all Of Brigham. are the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mortinson this
week
Mrs. A. H. Smith left Saturday for
California. where she will visit her
parents and many friends Mrs. Smith
will he absent about a month.
Miss Nina Houston OF American
Fork. was the guest Of Misses Ethel
and Fora Smith at dinner Monday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Graham and fafily have
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Daniels, at Cotton.
Miss Goldie Gillispie has returned TO
her desk al the ". NJ Roylauce Co.
after pleasant outing in Provo cam
y0n.
Mrs. Y. r. Smoot and family have
returned from Nampa, where they have
spent several months with Mr.. Smoot.
They will reamin in Provo for the
winter.
Mr.. f c. Clark is visiting friends
IN Heber this week.
Mr. +. II. Callister OF Salt Lake City
was the guest Of Postmaster Glove
Tuesday.
Mr.. Carl Cochran Of the Provo post
Office is spending his vacation in the
canyon.
Miss Nina Housto Of American Fork,
spent Sunday and Monday with friends
In Provo.
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TFsN
James Caggie. DIR. C. =. Rs,,..
Wisconsin and Miss Wayne CsrDns.SS %
Mrs, Lillian Henderson =, NJ.
valley Is visiting her mo,bsr 'S W.,
Woodland. SlfS
Master Ralph Horsley NJ SAIL -
Is visiting with his cousins FOR -, t,ats
Rev. Mrs, Mork Of Sal, Tat,.a
guest Of Pastor and Mrs, Hsn,on :,
this city. 'h "
Miss Winnie Morgan Of N,.,.
visiting Miss Geneylve Blackburs M,
week. 'ns
Miss Iona Hansen was Salt rn,
visitor last week. '
Miss Helen Redall Of salt 1sL.
companied Miss Iona Hansen ~,
and expects TO stay for a few dsys ''''
Mr. VIII and Miss Bessie Well. a,
Milford, Idaho, are the guests a n,
and Mrs II. C. Boden. ''''
Miss villa Tanner of salt Ials I,
visiting In Brigham this week
Miss Gay Clawson who has b..,
the guest OF Miss Roueila Andersen
for two weeks past returned 10 ssr
Lake last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Horslsv VT,
leave for a weeks visit 10 Msbs
shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber y. Stohl q,
Tremonton were visiting IN Brigham
the guests OF Mr. and ms Joseph n,
Stohl.
Miss Lois Peters Is In Salt lake tcr
q short visit.
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PROVO.

Miss Myrtle A. FreshWater and Mr..
George ". Hardy were married Wed
nesday evening az the home % the
brides sister. Mrs. Jesse Manwaring.
Bishop L. l.. Nelson officiating. The
wedding guests were the relatives "
Mr.. and Mrs Hardy. q fine wedding
dinner was enjoyed MI and Mrs.
Hardy. who are deseryedly popular
young people viii reside temporarily In
Eureka
The people 81 the Second ward en-
joyed an outing at the lake resort We'd
nesday passing pleasant day IN en-
joying the attractions OF the resort.
sames sports and picnicking. one Of
the amusement features was TUG OF
war between ladies' The losing team
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baby left Wednesday for a two weeks
outing on the Weber.
Mr. and Mrs E. D. Miller and daugh-
ter left Wednesday for Los Angeles.
Nh and Mrs. Harry Josephs left this
week for Los Angeles,
City visiting her mother and her sis
ters
Lewis Mccormick left this week for
Lake Tahoe 10 join Mrs. Mccormick
and baby and Mrs. o. J. Salisbury, who
have been there the SSst month.
4 telegram from Rochester \. Y.
announces the arrival OF Mr. and Mrs.
George j. Mclaughlin from their we'd
ding trip. In Chicago they were Joined
by Nj and Mrs A. W. Jacobs The
latter will be remembered a. Miss Ethel
Young Of ogden. Together they made
the trip around the great lakes and
down the s. Lawrence river. Both
married couples will make their home
IN Rochester.
The Misses Lyle and Hazel WINNER
have returned from the Winner ranch.
where they have spent six weeks.
Miss Gertrude Jonas Of Oakland is
the guest of Miss Mary Waters.
Miss Helen Critzer is visiting with
friends 100 Portland.
Mrs IDA Boyd Of san Francisco is
tho guest OF her daughter Mrs En-
NETT Moore
Miss Elizabeth Officer viii leave
shortly Co re-enter Leland stanford
university
Mrs. J. o. Hooper is In New York
visiting Miss Sallie Fisher They have
been on am auto tour through the New
England states and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Shepherd are IN
Paris. Ida. spending a months yaca-
tIon
Mr.. and Mrs 4. F. Davis and chill
dren of chicago are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Davis of this city.
Mrs George T. Curtis and her moth.
cr. Mrs. Joseph chandler Roach. win
leave about Sept ! Tor PHILADELPHIA 10
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur shepherd are
spending a month in Paris. Ida.
Mrs p O.. Raybould and Miss Rose
Eaybculd left this week Tor Alameda.
cal
Mrs. George W. Stevenson. accom-.
panied hy her son Jay, has returned
20 Elgiu Or after a pleasant visit
With friends DO The city
Miss Winu.fred SNOW has returned
, 10 the city after two weeks visl,
with her sister Mrs. L. Morrison Of
] Richfeld.
Miss Davis Of Denver is the guest o,
Mrs Ernest Drake
ar and Mrs. Hoyt sherman viii
I leave today for the northwest. and will
make the boat trip from Portland 70
san Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs Henry q Thomas. who
have been visiting their daughter. Mrs
". r. Cooner. left this week for Min.
Z nespolis where they Wiil visit Cor
! several days before going 10 Vermont
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BRIGHAM CITY.

The ladies' auxiliary met wcdnes-
day afternoon at the club rooms The
hostesses were Mesdames r. W. Dunn,
Wynn Eddy Martin Lee and VIII
Glover. After the usual business
transactions were completed those
ladies' served a most refreshing lunch
con.
A number OF guests were the re-
cipients OF the hospitality Of Mrs
Campbell who entertained Sunday at
pretty dinner party. The table and
rooms were tastefully decorated with
cut flowers. Covers were laid in the
dining room for eight. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs Wheelon OF Gar
land, Mr.. and Mrs. WARDROBE OF
Evans, Mrs. sadie Stottard Of Wells
Vile, Mr. James WARDROBE and Mr..
and Mrs Ephraim Jensen.
Tho Messrs Eph Matthias oscar
Peterson, Harvey Eardman. John Nc
Masters, Jim 7. Pitt. Joe Zimmerman
and Mr.. Cohn formed a Jolly crowd
OF campers out for a good fraternAl
lime, spending their outing days in
hshing and hunting up through the
Blacksmith Fork canyon.
Messrs George Lowe. VIII Davis
and the Misses Isabelle Dalton and
Sara Ward were another crowd OF
jolly canyon campers who enjoyed a
mountain trip for two weeks.
The Misses Clair Christensen. Agnes
Olsen and Miss Julia Cambell OF salt
Lake are travelling through Bear
lake. The young ladies expect 10 visit
home.
Messrs Lee and Dunn spent n day
Hunting on Paradise creek last week.
Miss ora Cahoon OF Nephi has been
the guest Of Mrs Scot Jensen the
past two weeks.
Miss Smith Of salt Lake Is visiting
with her sister, Mrs Bud Jensen. for
a few days
Among the Paradise campers are
me families Of Mossrs Loren Reese.
tom Matthias viii Merrill John Pc
terson and Ernest Horsley.
pr. Jake Harding Of Chicago Is a
brigham visitor the guest Of HIS SIS
YER Miss Clarice Harding and Or. G.
MIS-. David Wright and her mother
MIs \. p. Cox. are located in a cosy
canyon camp up Boxelder.
Mrs WIN Booothe and family Of
Sa't Lake are visiting IN Brigham the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. wills Boothe.
Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Jensen u,ss
n}Iile Jensen and Mrs Homer ].
uch OF salt Lake are spending a few
weeks az Mr.. Jensen's ranch al Men,
don Cache county
Mrs George Z. woolcy Of Salt Lake
visiting her mother. Mrs ziiiah
heese for few days.
Miss Pearl Duke leaves FOR Sal,
Lake with her mother and sister This
week The family remain In tho
,spilal city making It their home for
VIC tuture.
Miss Lou Horslsy returned from
her Two weeks vacation which she
spent IN Malad. '"0
Miss Eliza Hansen fpent n dsv. In
vsaeI canyon az me camp Of he, sis.
'er MIS- Chris Flygare.
Mr, Frank Hsrson who has hem
connected with The Eddy drug store
raves This week for SAT- lake.
he1e Harmon Of salt Lake IL the
guest 81 Miss VIDA Jensen
Snelner canyon party who enjoyed
aehghtful Blacksmith Fork on,,nr
,,., I. weeks was Mr. and Mrs ] r
N"eeleT and family Of Corinne. Mr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
OGDEN.

Lake Iemple wednesday, MISS OllA
MAY Barker and Mr.. Morone H.
Thomas were united IN bonds Of we'd
lock The announcement was made
by Mrs Elfrida G.. Faley, sister OF the
bride The contracting parties are
among OgGen's most highly esteemed
people The bride has been a popular
teacher in the ogden publ. schools
for number Of years. and has been
a leading light In the various organiza-
tons Of the Mound Fort ward. The
groom is one Of the city's most in
fuential business men. being a mem
Der Of the Thomas Brothers Grocery
company. They have host Of friends
who will unite In wishing them a long
and happy life. Mr.. Thomas has pur-
chased beautiful home at SIS
Twenty-seventh street, where they will
be pleased 10 receive their friends
after Sept 49,
A delightful dancing party vas given
last evening az Glenwood BY the clerks
OF Scowcroft and Sons company.
Mrs. ]. b Flanagan has returned 10
Ogden after a pleasant visit with rela-
N''N' - A'N'N''et sun.
The German speaking people Of salt
Lake and Ogden had a very enjoyable
outing at the Hermitave Thursday
Music. dancing. and general soeiabili,y
were the pleasures Of the day.
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
the brides mother on Twenty eighth
street Miss Myrtle McMurphy became
the wife OF James G. Larson. Bishop
o. d. Haclock performing the cere-
mony In the presence OF a few rela-
tives and friends. The bride is a
charming young lady one OF the
hello girls at the telephone office.
The groom is a popular young man.
They viii make Ogden their home
DR.. and Mrs. +. 4. Pomerov OF
Cheney, Washington. are visiting in
Ogden the guests Of Drs. Rich and
Rich.
Milford Williams is spending a week
In Ogden with his brother, Councilman
Edwin Williams,
At the Oaks IN ogden canyon We'd
nesday the people Of ogden valley
turned out BY the hundreds 10 cele-
brate Valley Day A Joyous time
was had at all kinds Of sports and
games, and listening TO a good program
Miss Edna Culver is visiting with
friends in salt Lake City.
Monday from an enjoyable outing al
the Yellowstone park He Is now a,
the Hermitage hotel in ogden canyon
Miss Hattie Jones, Who was VISITING
In Ogden, the guest OF Miss Eva Brown
returned TO her home in salt LAX,
Monday.
Miss Clara Hamer Of sprlngylle Il
visiting with friends in ogden.
Miss Aayme Lansing. a charming ant
popular young lady Of ogden. was mar
ried Wednesday IN salt Lake 10 Parle,
Richardson, manager Of Farrers fee,
store. Their many friends extend con
gratulations.
solicitor OF the agricultural depart
ment at Washington. d. G.. George 2
/ McCabe. visited On ogden this weel
I with his parents.
Tuesday Mathies Hinchcife celebrat
/ I'd his Sev"nty-frst birthday.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon q. Bate of 81
Paul are visiting 90 ogden, the guest
/ Of Virgil z. Cain.
Conductor J. II. Rhine returned hom
/ Tuesday from a pleasant outing on hi
I ranch IN Wyoming.
Miss Ellie Gibson and william Cox o
] salt Lake city were married in Ogdel
/ Thursday. Judge J. a. Howell perform
I ing the ceremony.
Miss Margaret LOchhead Is ylsitlnl
with her sister, Mrs. Simms, ln Sal
Z Lake this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18

The week was that Of Miss Elsie Nc
MILAN Oh Tuesday given IN honor Of
Miss Davis of Colorado. The parlor
was bright with goldenglow and the
dinIngroom with sweet peas. aud
prizes were awarded Miss Davis and
Miss Halloran. The hostess was as
sisted during the afternoon by Mrs.
benjamin Raymond and Mrs. Emmett
Moore. Those invited to meet Miss
Davis We're Misses Charlotte and Fay
da Boutwell,, Miss Lena Brown. Miss
Grace Davis, Miss Alta Goddard. Miss
Rose Evans, Miss Marie Lynch. Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18
LEHI.

Lehi Utah, Aug Is Wednesday and
Thursay evenings a Harvest Festival
was given In the new Tabernacle, also
Wednesday evening concert was
given there by local talent and Thurs.
day evening the Tout family gave
concert. The festival finished With
grand ball In the city pavilion which
was largely attended and much en-.
joyed.
Max Rothe and Miss Annie Apple.
yard were married IN the Salt lake
Temple Wednesday. The same even.
ing a banquet was given al The home
OF the brides mother Mrs Elizabeth
Appleyard, also a social dance was
given 10 the large number Of friends
IN the Bank building. The happy yoMg
couple will make their home here,
Wednesday evening A china shov'
was given Miss Susie Coates otl q
the popular young ladies OF The trS
ward, at the home Of Mrs. Ann
Coates. Many friends were prts-l
and a most enjoyable time waant
Miss Coates will become the bride q
Mr.. Edward Caldwell Of Salt LAKE
City next week
Aug. 20, Miss Marian Jones; On. o.
Lehfs popular young ladies, and NJ
johnson OF Provo, viii be married.
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Rockhll ~
taking an outing at Castella Springs
Mrs. Lettie Murphy OF Salt Lake
City. Is visiting Mrs. Annie Goa'es,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Muhn o.
Brigham City,
Misses Ivy wilkinson and Lush
Cutler OF Salt Lake City. are visiting
Lehi friends.
Mrs. John Dewey Is visiting ~
daughter at Bingham.
Miss Z. MacCampbell has returned
from a prolonged visit to NanI@
Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Ford are home
again after a visit with friends In the
east.
Mr.. Farley Austin IS spending We
week In Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. l.. Wells are visiting
Salt Lake friends
Pres. g. +. Ellsworth ~ the North
ern States mission was visiting reia-
uves here Sunday.
Miss Edith Pearson OF Draper hS
been visiting Mrs. A. G. Pearson
Freeman Royle has returned fTom \
mission to the southern states
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Davies Of Meoa
City. Ariz.. are visiting Lehl fr1endS
Miss S. h. Porter has returned from
a visit TO Kimberly.
Geo A, Coates is visiting Hebsr CIV
friends.
Miss Ethel Ross Is visiting f1enos
at Sugar City, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hammer wtrs,
visiting Bingham friends the frs' "
the week.
Mrs Ida Stewart has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. A. d. Rhodes o.
Garland.
Judge W. W. Bar Of Carbonate ~
has been visiting his dsughler ~
DR.. r. L. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs c. r MeUihsN
Blthney are visiting their sons. w .
c. and VI. II. Merrihew.
Miss Reita Sperry 81 Nenhi Is N''''
Ing Mrs. Joseph r. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conner Lave y,
turned 10 Windsor. Colo, after p'
longed visit Nere.
Miss Ciarice Gon Of Sslt Lave 49,
has been visiting Miss Stella WINS
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COnING24~o -
31GOINC

Miss Annie Cannon leaves on Monday
f1r north Provo canyon Tor stay %
Two weeks with Der sister, Mrs j.. j.
Stewart
Mr and Mrs a r Brewer win leave
for Denver next week. where they will
reside in the future
DR. and Mrs ". s. McEnsry and
Miss Isabelle Mclaughlin left for CALI
fonia on Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18

Society expauy awaits the
Miss Marion Fish, daughter Of Mrs Suyyesan Fish, Paul
Rsney the W. j. Raney Cleveland Ohio
Because Of his wealth and Rainey,
partner the turf wen date affairs
Roy H., important figure tho racing
Mr. Raiue Is also celebrated polo players
o. he country.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18

Max Rothe and MISS Annie Apple.
yard were married IN the Salt lake
Temple Wednesday. The same even.
ing a banquet was given al the home
OF the brides mother Mrs Elizabeth
Appleyard, also a social dance was
given 10 the large number OF friends
In the Bank building. The happy youg
couple will make their home here,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18

Lehi. Utah, Aug. Wednesday and
Thursay evenings a Harvest Festival
was given In the new Tabernacle also
Wednesday evening a concert was
given there by local talent and Thurs.
day evening the Tout family gave
concert. The festival finished With a
grand ball In the city pavilion. which
was largely attended and much en-.
loved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18

Mr and Mrs Henry q Thomas. who
have been visiting their daughter. Mrs.
". ?. Coorer. left this week for Min
neapolis. where they Will visit Tor
several days before going 10 Vermont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-18

Another pleasant kCns.ue,nI of th-
week was that given by Miss Edith
Hobbs On honor Of Miss Susan sawyer.
the decorations being suu1oHDs and
nasturtiuins. and the following being
present. Miss Sawyer Miss HOLSTER
Hancock. Miss Helen BoNrud Nit Rae
Evans. Miss Beatrice Davis Mrs.
william DruohL Miss Mamie Samr-
plngton. Miss Alexander uf Nebraska.
Miss Paton. Miss Bessie Grumpy Miss
Bob ElierheCk Miss Grace SHouson,
Miss L0rcue LCary. Miss lTma STEVE
art. Miss 'Traddles' Patterson and Miss
Florence Grant
NJ. and Mrs j. j. DAILY and Mr.
and Mrs r. Roy Brown win give
dancing party Aug p at tho paly
home.
The Young Ladies srsoclatl0n Of the
Second ward gave their president. Miss
Flmma lyerson. very pleasant surprise
party Tuesday evening. The secretary,
Miss Cora Hooper boz neat little
speech. presented her With "a beautiful
picture from the members a genuine
social time was enjoyed and dainty
rtfreshments served
Miss Beatrice O'Counor was among
NE many hostesses who gave parties
~ me orpheum iris week. hers being
In honor Of Miss SAWYER
! one Of ihe pleasant card parties o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-08

having it flow by lands of riparian
owners to finally waste by sinking ant
eyaporating in the desert. The Cant
fCrnia decisions cited for appellants
may no lCnger be considered good
law even in The state in which they
were rendered.
In The recent case Ct Kansas V. Colo
RADIO before the Supreme Court Of tha
United states, Congressman Needhan
testified tlat irrigation Eea dCubIei
and trebled the value of property il
Fresno and King >ols-;:es, Calitor-
MIA, that they mad to depart from the
doctrine OF riparian rights and unde-
that doctrine it would be dlfEcu!t n
make any future Development; that
there he's been a departure iron the
principles laid down in Lux V. Hag5ln,
because at that time the Na.ue u
water was not realized, Chat the deG-
soin has been practically reversed oy
the same court on subsequent occa'
s!ons, and tuat the doctrine OF prior
appropria' ion ard the application 81
water to a beneficial use is in effecI
in force now in that State.
We must decline to award the a.
PENDANTS the waters Of the stream az
riparian proprieJOrs and patentees "1
the land along its banks prior 70
1866.
The case will be remanded for
new trial unless there is filed on tae
part OF the plaitniTs within thirty
days from the fling hereof, a Wrltteh
consent that the Judgment be modt
fed by limiting the use Of the lS4 N
cBes, CT , 54-5n cubic feet pc" 7HcH7I
o. water awarded to tie p.ainl-4,
such times as may be neceaa1E. -or
the irrigation CT their crops or lands
or for ether beneficial purposes. h.
tween April 10 AMI October Is OF
-ach year, and by allowing plaintiffs
for the remainder Of the time the u
inches awarded to them, when necas-
sary for their household, domestic and
stock purposes, and by striking from
The decree the words:
1T < srer-lnr lv~- u 9&iud2ed ami
decreed that said plaintiffs have the
/ exclusive right - use and The @XclrS-
/ i've use Of said Upper TwaGdie Otcl
/ and Flume at all seasons OF the year.
II such consent is so filed the ais
! trict court will modify the iudgmen'
/ accordingly and as 50 modlte1 'ha
, judgment and decree VIII stand alllrhl'
; ed,
Talbot. j.
We concur. /
Fitzgerald c. J.
/ NCrcr0Sr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-03-08

eel
light Of reason as applied to the or
binary rules of practice, and give due
weight to the later section. Appar
emily the object CT this legislation was
20 prevent the granting OF extensions
and the medding Of judges in cases
which they had not tried or which
we're not properly under their control,
and yet in the case OF the absence or
inability of the judge who tried the
action, to grant relief, or allow eX-
tensions to be made to deserving liti-
giants.
The argument advanced comedies
that if Judge Murphy had gone to
Reno and entered the order in open
court it would have been good, but I'M
der this contention if he had stepped
through the door into the chambers
and made it, it would have been void.
Orders extending the time for filings
are business usually, or properly
transacted in chambers ana under
Section 1913 can and ought to be
made as effectually in any part Of the
State by the Judge having the case in
charge, as if made by him in cham
hers Ct in open court. Judge Murphy
was merely acting for Judge Curler
during his vacation, but by analogy
the construction claimed, if adopted,
wCuld. in every case where a district
Judge dies. resigns or is succeeded.
inyaIiGate the orders extending time
under section 1877 made out of court
nv his cucessor in office although
thew are cf that character ordinarily
granted in CHAMBERS. This would
mean 2 distinction and two rules for
fling orders Of The same kind
and that the Judge who had tried the
cause as Judge Curler had done il
This instance. could make the order IN
chamhers while his successor could
so make If only in the cases iried bv
him and would have to he in court
+o make these simnIn orders extend