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DIED

|ll-In this city. April %, 1907,
w. Green OF st. Anthony, Ida,
,rty- third year. The remains
\ped to ST. Anthony for burial
k,evening. The funeral services
IAeId at st. Anthony,
h.-In this city, April %, 1907,
I1I ensen, better known as Peter
the express man, in his nifty
Ar. Funeral services today
>ay) at p. m. from the funeral
Undertaken Jos. VIM. Taylor,
IN West Temple street. Friends
| d 10 attend. Interment In city
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CLAIRVOYANTS


MA DAME PINK. CLAIRYOYANT ME-
dunn. III Glve information regarding
all business affairs. ETC., test meetings
Sunday and Thursday. Bell phone 3S4l-
Is. lis S. First West. oSSa
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PERSONALS

WANTED, BY NICE LOOKING MAN 80,
to meet lady under 30. Object matri-
mony Address T. 20, Tribune. ElSl4
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THOROUGHBRED PERSIAN ANGORA
male cat. pure white. Phone 2542 Ind.
k1594
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BEA AUTIFJL UPRIGHT PLANO; WILL
sell very cheap; leaving city. 81 West
7th South. k1448
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MRS HARRIETr FONTYN TRANCE
medium. Meetings Sundays and
Thursdays. 2. M 2G7 $ w. Temple.
h245S
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AL CITY BROKE DRIVERS AND
one draft horse. Inquire 3s West 9Th
So. lko089
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4-CHAIR BARBER FIXTURES: FINE
front; $3.50. Apply 419 So. 4th West.
l-onTS
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SPIRITUALISTS

FRANKLIN HERMAN. CLAIRVOYANT
Astrologer. Psychometr!st and Healer
gives readings daily from 10 a. ~ to
p. M, test circles Tuesday nights; dark
seance Friday nights and development
247 So. Main ST. Lecture and tests Sun
day night In *, Of p. Hail. Main street.
1869
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or two gentlemen; easy
walking distance. 1nq- 529 Bridgeport,
or phone Ind. 3532. c2201
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NEW AUTOMOBILE. COST $500; WILL
sell for s525. Rivers, 1Ao Main. tl1Ol
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NICE WHITE SEWING MACHINE
with all attachments for sale cheap. Ola
South State. k2139
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MAMMOTH PEKIN DUCK EGGS, LOO
q dozen. Smith Bros ranch, 9Th West,
near 11th South. Bell phone 345s-Z. k496
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TABLE BOARD AND ROOMS; EVERY
thing flrst-clasg. Bis East End South.
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32 HEAD YOUNG CATTLE, CHEAP.
1873 So. 9th East. k2l17
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FOR LADY, A PLEASANT HOME;
modern, cheap 10 right party. Tel,
Bell 47S1-Red. $50 So. West Temple
io66e
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IA ROOMS FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping for sale. 23o South End
West. h20S9
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pHONOGRAPHS

MAIL ORDERS FOR RECORDS AND
machines filled came day as received.
Carters, S25 South West Temple. G2lS2
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping; ground floor; with bath. 215
w 9Th South. k1614
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FOR SALE-PRIVATE CARRIAGES.
1 extension brougham. shafts and pole.
! open Park carriage, pole only,
Columbus buggy, pole and shafts.
! Kaufman 2-seated trap. pole only.
All rubber tires and in excellent condi-
tion. Robes. whips. coachman's outfit.
rubber robes, etc. VIII be sold sepa-
rately or the lot can be had very cheap.
Apply to East S.te Carriage and Delivery
Barn k1436
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STOCK FOR SALE IN DIFFERENT
good companies very low II sold quick
lyi must sci! on account of sickness. Add.
r 81, Tribune. k2123
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BINGHAM HOTEL. WITH 60 REGULAR
boarders, 40 rooms, dining room and
office, BATH toilet and all modern con-
veniences, Address Joe Lerwill or E. II.
L.. box 15. Bingham. Utah.
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP:
good lease, Apply J. L. Karr, 204 South
State Tel, Bell. Betsy. h11s2
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED 10 LEARN
plumbing, pastering, brlcklaying, cleo
trical trades; free catalogue: positions
occurred. Coyne Trade Schools New
York and San Francisco. h25al
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ONE TO Fl. 7, HORIZONTAL ENGlNEs
no boiler. Address box 33j. Provo.
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BARBER WANTED; CAN MAKE FROM
SIS to $40 per week. Address c. II.
Van Volkenburg. Winnemucca, New.
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ONE 2O-H. p, 3-PHASE, 60-CYCLE IN
duction motor, also one 1o-H,-P. and
one SHIP. all General Electric; first
class condition, Tribune Publishing Co.
ri AnQ
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BRANCH MANAGER TO HANDT ID
our gold window letters. 800 per mo,
or commission, rare opportunity Desk
L" l2%3 Metropolitan, Minneapolis
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GENTLEMAN TO SELL UNLISTED
mining stock: frst-class proposition
Address Fi2, Tribune k2l7i
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THE VICTOR SAFE; CASH OR PAY
ments, also second d-hand safes. West
ern Furniture CO.. 242 State st, h172S
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For business opportunities don't fail to
see us. We handle everything at the
right price. Phones-Bell 1901. Ind. SIS.
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FOR RENT-FUENISuED

. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, Mo-
dern and reasonable. Inquire No. 2
Carter's court.
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health insurance; lst-class pronositIon
Warren Foster. 62 Coml bldg. Bell ia,
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FURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE
family. 15 w, 9th So k2085
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
Now is the time 10 learn Tuition
earned while learning. Situation and To-
cation furnished, Catalogue free Moler's
Barber College. 81 Z. 1st So. St, Salt
Lake sosse
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OR RENT. THREE LARGE, FURN
rooms; close in Inquire 80 S, W. Tenn
pie k21S
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see j *. Newcomb; moved to T. All
Tribune bldg, Ind. 126; Bell, 1634-Y.
v1350
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FIRST CLASS BARBER. $1,000 GUAR.
apteed, 70 West 2nd South. k2l9G
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We have a good grocery TO offer this
week at invoice price.
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BUFF ORPINGTONS. BROWN LEG
horns and Barred Rock eggs for set
ting, Toe. 1917 4th ct, Phone 1857.
k5S4
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GOOD BOOK-KEEPER, WHO UNDER
stands lumber business; ref. required,
Add. box lA76. k1S27
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FlREMEN AND BRAKEMEN. UTAH,
and other railroads Age 90 to 30; over
l40 pounds and 81 feet. Experience un-
necessary. Firemen, 500 monthly. be-
come Engineers and earn 5000. Brake
men, SIS. become Conductors and earn
$3.50. Name position preferred Railway
Association. Care Salt Lake Tribune
III
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LADIES RIDING HORSE. SOUND AND
gentle. Inquire NJ. 5. Rock, cor, 9th
East and 10th South k412
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PLUMHOF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY;
headquarters for all kinds OF help, etc
e01 E. End So. Fone 1884 gl5l
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BRIGHT YOUNG MAN OR LADY FOR
petty ledger bookkeeping In mining
camp Address F-55 Tribune, k22OS
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FIRST CLASS STUDEBAKER CUT
under surrey, rubber tires, almost new
will sell cheap: owner leaving city. Eng
500 Herald bldg 1858
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STUDEBAKBR PHAETON, IN GOO
condition; cheap. SCI 9TH street
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FOR RENT

DESK ROOM; EVERY CONVENIENCE;
both phones use OF desk. 43l D. f.
Walker bldg kl520
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IL PAPER CLEANED

1FER CLEA MING; BEST OF
a oi PRICES, best of references.
Hseu; Eberts Wall Paper Co.
60 h2327
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BAKER AT ONCE. CALIFORNIA BAK-
cry, Ogden, Utah. k2lTg
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FOR RENT-FINE STORE ROOM,
State. near Second South. VIII divide.
IL desired, Fine basement. freight eleva-
tor, rear entrance. steam heat. Apply.
G. S Holmes.
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ATTORNEYS
KEY FITTING

EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
Ing. Carter 3. 325 S. w, Temple st
Bell phone ll46-X uS2i
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$500 rooms. very nicely furnished: a
nice plano at $50; the best snap
on Main St; close In.
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DRY GOODS AND FURNISHING
goods men for mining camp, Address
F-i6. Tribune. li22O7
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LOST

% ~ uLE. WEIGHT ABOUT son
q so reward VIII be paid for The
rtasile 70 The Salt Lake Ice Co,
Vi Third West. ,S96o
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BARBER AT ONCE AT WHITE,
House barber shop. lI2l9S
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Ere ethEI- SHETLAND PONY
and tall. Return 57S Weef
- or Phone Ind 1906. ksI5S
ID OMAN GOLD LOCKET AND
- neighborhood Fourth South
81 y EasI Valued as Keepsake
\ Hrhed Lily" Return Lion
p 90 S.ste ~ and Third South. and
NJ ----- k19S3
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OAK OFFICE RAILING, OLIVER AND
Remington typewriters; cheap. Penn
broke Stationery Co. k2l70
ONE THOROUGHBRED WHITE wy
andotte rooster; also black Minorca
rooster. $50 So, Sth East. Phone 24s4-K.
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~ IN TOILET ROOM EETTU-
u.s9 containing money and
r;'urse 10 office Keith-O'Erien
kolo5
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THOROUGHLY MODERN 10-ROOM
house. we'll furnished, desirable loca-
tion, close in 124 st. Call TO o p.
m. Ind phone 2845. References. k1SS6
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sJsOCk'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborcrs.
ts Il "a south. PhOnc3 46$- a7J2
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SALESMAN WANTED TO CALI, ON
physicians; exceptional opportunity for
Intelligent man; state age experience
Lock Box 12l. Phia. kim
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ELEGANTLY, NEWLY FURNISHED
room. porcelain bath. furnace heat pri-
vate family. $40 p. 9th South. k9O3
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A BOY. APPLY 233 MAIN STREET.
in jewclry store.
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F. G. WOOD. FOR LOWEST RATE OF
vehicles, etc. / want all the good loans
can get for the next 80 days, No remov-
ais: private terms to suit. li9 Main st..
r. 309. 1881
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WANTED-CAR PAINTERS. J. +
Fowler. 81 S. West Temple. k7n
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SMALL LOANS A SPECIALITY ON
furniture. anything. I cheap. quick.
Snow treats you white Room sos Auer-
bach bidding Phones 1893
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ON MORTGAGE. NO COMMISSION,
Lowest rates. Pomeroy. 36 Wost 1st
| North. uS81
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wANTER HELP-FEMALE

N~~~>~~~~~~~~-~~~>~~o - -
| WANTED. A COMPETENT COOh ~
do the work in kitchen and dining
room: no laundry work; good wages. 6e9
| 3rd ST k2l2t
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dfN .d SATURDAY MATINEF-
snF ihcater, reward. Notify
N lS2lS0
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-05

Mule either sex, under 1 40
25 LIST; 10 End; 5 3rd
JACK, any age Is
10 1st; 5 End
Draft mare, 4 and over Is
10 LIST; 2nd
Draft mare, 8 and under 4 Is
10 LIST; S End
Draft mare, 1 and under 8 10
$50 1st; $50 End
Draft colt, either sex under 10
$50 1st; 2 so End
Saddle gelding, 4 and over Is
10 1st; 5 End
Saddle gelding, 8 and under 4 Is
&c LIST; 5 End
Saddle gelding l and under 10
$50 1st; $50 End
Second Day.
Bull any breed, 3 and over Is
10 list; 5 End
Bull any breed 2 and under 8 Is
10 1st; End
Bull any breed l and under 9 10
$50 1st; ESQ End
Bull, any breed, under 10
$50 LIST; 2.50 End
Mule, any age Is
10 1st;5 End
Harness mare, and over is
10 1st; 5 End
Harness mare. 3 and under 4 Is
10 LIST; S End
Harness mare, 2 and under 3 10
$50 1st; $50 End
Harness mare, 1 and unGer 2 10
$50 1st; $50 End
Draft gelding, and over Is
10 lst; End
Draft gelding 3 and under 4 Is
Saddle mare 4 and over Is
10 1st; 5 End
Saddle mare 8 and under 4 IS
10 1st; 5 End
Saddle mare 1 and under 3 10
$50 LIST; $50 End
Harness stallion 4 and over 80
Is LIST; 10 End; 5 3rd
Harness stallion 8 and under 4 Is
101St. K 2nd
Harness stallion 1 and under 8 IS
10 1stj 5 End
Third Day.
Herd of cattle consisting OF
bull and cows so
25 LIST; Is End; 10 3rd
Pair mules shown in harness Is
10 1st; 5 End
Draft stallion 4 and over Is
10 LIST 5 End
= Draft stallion 3 and under 4 IS
10 1st;5 End
Draft stallion 1 and under 8 10
G0U ISL; Z. OU INA
Harness geldlng 4 and over Is
10 1st; 5 2nd
Harness gelding 8 and under Is
10 1st; 5 End
Harness geldlng 1 and under 3 10
$50 1st; $50 End
Harness colt either sex Is
10 LIST; 5 End
Pole team (stallion excluded) ID
10 1st; 5 2nd
Saddle stallion and over 25
Is 1st; 10 End
Harness horse, mare or
gelding 100
IS LIST; 20 2ud; 1880 8rd; Is 4th;
1880 9Th.
No entrance fee charged in
this class but 10 per cent OF
uremium deducted from winners.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-05

AGRICULTURAL
Agricultural display, Monroe.
Marion, Rails and Shelby
counties .......... ......... 500 90
$50 LIST; S25 2nd; SIS 3rd; $40 Atm
Display garden and orchard
produCtS-.--.....-.............--..300 90
$5 list; $40 End; 5 $3rd :
Display of CORR. not less than
100 ears-...--- ---.....---.--......-.$5O 90
S25 lst; sis 2nd; 5 0 3rd
80 ears yellow corn ..,...........-S25 90
SIS list; $40 End
SO ears white cern-..,---. .-.--. 1875 90
$l5 LIST; $40 second
No entrance fee charged in
these classes, nor any de-
Quoted from winners ia corn
shows, but all corn will be re-
tanned by the association.
Plate apples, any variety-SI.00
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-05
Monroe City Fair
PREMIUM LIST
September 10, Il, IL, Is

Fourth DaV.
Cow any age or breed Is
10 LIST; 5 End
Bull any age or breed Is
10 1st; 5 End
Jersey cow any age Is
10 1st; 5 End
Saddle stallion 3 and under 4 Is
10 LIST; 5 End
Saddle stallion 1 and under 3 10
ESQ 1st; $50 2nd
Saddle colt. either sex Is
10 1st; 5 2ud
Combined horse. mare or geld
ing 10 be shown in harness
and under saddle Is
10 LIST; 5 End
Roadster horse, mare or geld.
ing, style, speed and en-.
durapce considered Sc
90 LIST; Is 2nd; 10 Bird; s 4th
Saddle horse mare orgelding 100
IS list; 90 2ud; 1850 3rd; IS 4th;
1850 9Th
No entrance fee in this class
but 10 per cent of premium de.
Quoted from winners
Model horse mare or gelding Is
IN LET. < Ond
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-05

Entries to stakes close August
18th. -
Eutries to Derby stake close
August 27th.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1907-09-05

First Day.
Cow, any breed, 3 and over $15
$40 LIST; End.
Cow, any breed 2 and under 8 Is
10 LIST; 5 End.
Cow any breed, 1 andunder 2 10
$50 1st; $50 End
Cow any breed, under 1 10
$50 LIST; $50 End.
Mule, either sex, B and over Is
10 1st; s End.
Mule either sex, and under 3 10
$50 LIST; $50 End
Muleeither sex. 1 and under 2 10
$50 LIST; $50 End
Mule either sex. under 1 40
25 LIST; 10 End; 5 3rd
JACK, any age is
10 1st; 5 End
Draft mare, 4 and over Is
10 LIST; 5 End
Draft mare, 3 and under Is
10 1st; 5 End
Draft mare, 1 and under 3 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

day Fun and merrirpspt were the
features OF the evening. An elaborate
birthday supper was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. AlcAdam enter
tained at diurer Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
David johnson.
MI. Frank Ramsey has returned
home after pleasant visit TO Cali
forllia.
Mrs Edith b. Martin is spending the
mont In Salt Lake City. she is the
guest Of Mrs c. H. Thompson,
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Hodson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Miss Nellie
Clyde and Charlie Degraff.
Miss Annie Jones has returned home
after pleasant visit with friends III
Springville.
\ Kiss Lizzie Wright entertained
y ber OF her friends at her home
y. IneSday evening 10 bundle shower
in honor OF Miss Annie Nelson A pleas
ant social time was passed and q datn-
~ lunch served.
Mrs. c. w Barnes spent several days
this week with her brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Graham. In Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. L, n. Sparks Is visiting friends
IN Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. John Fisher has returned to her
home in Heber, after pleasant visit
with relatives in this City.
RMS. Bert Sutton entertained a few
friends at her home Tuesday In honor
OF Mrs Maid Fisher. sumptuous
dinner and social afternoon was en-
ioyed.
Miss Lizzie watkins was the pleasing
hostess at a social given at her home
Tuesday evening. Games. music and
the partakirg OF an elaborate supper
al tended 10 make most delightful
evening.
Mrs. f. H. coriman entertained
number OF her lady friends at dinner
Wednesday afternoon. The guest OF
honor being Mrs. o, w. Baker Of Tel
Or. and Mrs. Robson have returned
home after a brief but pleasant visit
in California.
Mrs, Carrie sutton OF Park City In
visiting relatives In this city for
few weeks
Miss Hannah Dunn has returned
home from Salt Lake after spending
few days with friends IN thar city.
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day dinner and to spend a few hours 10
social chat and singing songs.
Miss Ivy Isallantyrie and Mr. r.. p,
child. Two popular young people OIL
liiverdale, Weber county were married
this week
Charles 1veison and his sister have
returned home from pleasant visit
with friends at corinne.
Mrs. Ed Caldwell and sister. Miss
Blanch Coates, who h.lve been stopping
in ogden for some time. have gone To
T.chi to spend the summer.
syle Eastern Star entertained ycster-
day afternoon at a tea party at the
Masonic Temple.
Miss Emily Nelson OF Plcassn nc
Grove, Utah, was married in Ogden TINS
week to Harley Anderson OF Hot
Springs, South Dakot9,
An event that Is being looked for.
ward to with fond anticipation Is the
appearance in Ogden OF the savage
Grand Opera company, who VIII pre-.
sent Madam Butterfly" which ls salo
10 he one OF the most magniticent opera
productions that was ever put On
western stage. There are some won
,lerful vocalists In the company ara the
entire company Is made MP OF singers
of great ability.
Wednesday evening pretty home
wed ding took place at their newly lur-
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EUREKA

Paul Swanson returned on Tuesday
evening from his "trip 20 the coast
where he went over three weeks ago
with the Elks.
Mrs =. Bonner left on Tuesday for
Ely, New, 70 look after some rea!
estate interests.
Fred Matthews left on Tuesday for
Nevada where he expects to remain
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Baird and three
children are here from Columbia,
New, visiting the family OF Mrs Pat
Bonner They arrived IN Eureka
Tuesday morning Via Los Angeles.
Hyrum Matson and wife were visit
Ing al Provo the early part Of the
week.
Mrs william Dennis was the guest
of friends at Provo this week,
Mrs, p. ], Comera has returned
from 10 days visit in salt Lake.
Postmaster and Mrs. James p
Driscoll returned last Saturday from
their three wesks trip to California.
and report a most enjoyable time.
City Recorder Tregoning was at
'Nephi Monday and Tuesday
Atty. p. n. G. stott was at Ncphl
this week on court business,
Mr.. and Mrs, August Schmidt went
to Salt Lake Sunday afternoon and
remained for lwu days to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Fred Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs, George McCune We're
at Nepht the fore part OF the Week.
My. McCune attended the meeting of
the county commissioners on Monday,
he being member OF the board.
Hans j. HasselI Of Mammoth, was
at Nephi Monday and Tuesday
Mrs John Allen returned on Sun
day from q weeks visit at Payson,
with her parents and other relatives.
"
S. j. Schneider has returned from
Salt Lake and lieber City.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Hush were visit
Ing in Payson the first of the week.
Their daughter, Miss Frances who
had been there on visit accompanied
them home.
Mrs, Lawrence Elackett has been
visiting relatives and friends at Nephi
this week.
William Clayson spent last Sunday
with his family at Payson,
Fred Shontx made Il business trip
10 Salt Lake and Provo the first OF
the week
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Monday evening from Park CITY
where he has been for nearly q year
The Industrial Workers of the World
will hold an interesting meeting next
Monday evening IN the city hail al