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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07
PARTY jUB|LANT
Democratic the Country Over
in Recent Elections
THE RETURNS SHOW GAINS
MOrmOnS Turned Down at Salt
Lake Good and Hard

All local democrates are wearing
a broad smile this morning. As
fact Of the matter the followers Of
Jefferson and Jackson the country
over are feeling pretty good now-a-
days. The returns Of the various
state and municipal elections held
this week show gains for the party.
New York, where Hearst COM
bined forces with the republicans,
went for Tammany. The combi-
nation was recognized by the
people as dishonest one and
they turned it down good and
hard.
The rankest thing in politics
that has happened for good many
years was the Hearst-republican
fusion in New York city and coun-
ty. Only last year Secretary Root,
speaking for Roosevelt and the re-
publicans said:
II say to you with the authority
of President Roosevelt that he re-
CARDS Mr.. Hearst as wholly unfit
to be governor, as an insincere self.
see demagog, who is trying to de.
ceive the working men of New
York by false statements and false
promises; and cay to you, with
his authority, that he considers
that Mr.. Hearsts' election woulG
be an injury and discredit alike
to honest labor and honest capital
and serious injury to the work il
which he is engaged of enforcing
just and equal laws against corpor
, ate wrong-doing."
But this language did not dete
the republicans Of New York from
fusing with the Hearst forces in tn
: campaign just ended just as closel.
, as copper and nickel are fused in
FIVE cent piece. But the people o
Maryland elected democrati
} governor and while the republican
, claim Kentucky the results ar
still in doubt. The fight in th
Blue Grass state was on local il
: sues.
The Mormons were turned dow
, hard in Salt Lake although th
Church tried to confuse the peopl
and insisted there was no churc
issue. San Francisco elected D
Taylor, the democratic nomine'
who stood for q clean city admini
. tration.
In Cleveland where every POI
sible effort was made to defeat Tol
johnson, the democratic nomine
the returns show johnson carrie
the city by a nice majority. Roos
velt and the machine used ever
effort to down johnson but here
q in New York the people would n
J he fooled.
Taken all in all the election WI
very satisfactory to the democra
and evidences the fact that Il
. time is past when the people VI
be ruled by the party bosses.
Salt Lake where the MormG
question was made the issue, 81
/, while every possible scheme W
used to defeat the anti Norm,
candidate, the people could not
missled and the self-reepectil
:. voters were not slow to exerci
- their rights. 1t has been the c
a = of the republican party Of Ida
- that there is no Mormon issue il
~ ~ as it was of their brethren in 81
:. =, Lake but the situation in this sts
- - is practically the same, as that
=, our neighbors. That fat Norm
- :" vote in Idaho is the only reas
o. - our republican friends insist tt
the MOrmOns of Idaho are not
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07
Notice..

There came to my place some
time ago q dark brown gelding,
weight about 1000, A. A. brand
on right hip. Owner can have the
came by proving property and pay
ing cost OF this notice and keeping.
John COssman. On Mcpherson
ranch, 2 miles northeast Of Grange
vile. 1925
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07

Sorrel mare, white face, reached
name about eight inches long.
Diamond brand. Reward to find.
er. Notify Holtz & Son. 23tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07
Lost

A ladies' gold watch some place
on Idaho Avenue. Finder will
receive reward by returning same
to Miss Alma Almean. 1926
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07
Full of Whiskey.

Along about four o'clock Friday
morning Officer Williams was
making the rounds and stopped at
the Schmadeka corner and entered
into q conversation with a crowd
with which was Allison, pretty
we'll under the influence of LIQUOR.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-11-07

Blank note and scale books for
sale at this Office.
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Continued on Page Four).
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Mrs James II. Beless has returned
from q trip TO the Pacific Northwest
John Hancock and his cousin. Miss
Kate Allen. left the first Of the week
for schools I'm the east.
DR.. ". r. Tyndale left Monday even
ing Tor Glenwood Springs Colo. 90 be
gone two or three days
Samuel Nowhouse is expected home
the first Of next week from a trip
abroad.
Miss Florence Holmes has returned
from several weeks spent I'm Califor-
mia.
Harold Stephens left Wednesday for
Cornell.
Miss Elizabeth Miles,. who has spent
the summer here with her parents. re-
turns the first Of next week 20 Welles-
ley
Mrs Marie Carter Henderson, for
merly of the Washington Post who
has spent the past few days In salt
Lake. has gone 20 Goldheld.
Mrs. J. J. Duke Of Chicago arrived in
the city from san Francisco. and is
with her sister. Mrs. J.. T. Pierce, at 223
Eighth East street.
Mrs Sands has returned from Park
City. where she has spent the past few
weeks visiting friends.
Miss Katherine Purcell Is back after
spending the past month OF so in New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkes Of Gold
field are visiting at Major wilkes
home. 1873 Fourth East street.
Mrs. A. A. Gibson has returned after
"a visit Of some six months I'm the east,
and Is again at home at Sc the Brans-
ford.
Mrs. Bonner Y. Smith left Saturday
for New York % ioln her mother for
am extended eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford r. Pearsall have
gone cast for q months trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W Blakemore win leave
for Chicago and Toronto, Canada, on
Tuesday morning for a months visit
Mr. and Mrs. c. clyde Squires left
for their home IN New York Tuesday
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bright with flowers and ferns ana a
large number OF guests present. Later
Mr.. and Mrs Paul left Tor Arizona.
where they expect TO reside.
Miss Eveline Lannan Thomas and
William D. Foster were married az
st. Pauls on Wednesday night the
church being most beautifully adorned
for the occasion and being filed with
the friends OF The bridal pair. Rev.
Paul Jones Of Logan Oftlciated. Mrs S.
d. Park was matron of honor, Misses
Annie and Kate Adams and Frances
COWan were the maids and Arthur L.
Thomas. Jr was best man. while "A.
W. Thomas, Marceuus Foster, w. w.
Little and G.. II. Gibbs were ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster have gone on an
extended eastern trip
Miss Josie Zitzman and Malcolm Nc
Ailister were married In the temple on
Wednesday and after "a wedding break
fast left FOR an eastern trip after
which they win be al home at l62 north
First West street.
Among tho interesting bridal events
Of the week was the marriage of Miss
Priscilla Smith and William Il. Lang
ton. the ceremony being performed Don
the temple by the brides father John
Henry Smith. and a reception taking
place BOO tine evening at the brides
home. The rooms We're pretuly Qcc-
GRATED and "a number OF intimate friends
assisted lu receiving and serving rec
Treatments. Mr. and Mrs. Laugt0u
viii be- at home at the corner of First
West and First North streets
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California. where Miss Elizabeth win
enter Pomona college.
Miss Elizabeth Niles will leave next
Tuesday for wellesley.
Mrs r. T. Farrell is here from Park
city and win spend some time with
Mrs. J.. j. Grant az her home 1874 sixth
East street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. McCorkell are
back after spending some months in
the east
Mrs Fred j. HIN and two sons and
her sister. Miss Paul. sailed from New
York saturday. September IA. on the
Mesah8. They will go 90 London,
MI and Mrs S. y. Lynn and Miss
Winnie win leave today for the James
town exposition and eastern cities for a
two-W1nths' trip
Miss stella Fabian leaves next Mon
day for Miss Beunctt's school. New
YORK Harold Fabian win leave for
Harvard today. TO enter the law depart
meut of that college.
Mr. and Mrs, Wing b. Allen have
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$TEoDINSrn

September Is rivalling June for the
number of its weddings. Each Of the
weeks so far has had a long and in
teTesting list. and next week promises
another equally notable number OF
events.
A pretty home wedding Of the week
was that of Miss O. Louise Eldredge and
John Medley Johnson. tho ceremony
being performed az l3f II street. with
Apostle %. h. Whitney officiating. The
rooms We're decorated in various Colors.
the parlor in white and green and
the bridal couple standing under a
canopy Of smilaN studded with white
carnations. The dining room was n
pink ana the hall boo purple and here
Miss Flora Spence presided o. the
punch bowl The brides gown was
Of white irory satin with trimmings of
venetian lace and she carried show
er b0Quet of hridesroses. The bridal
music was played hy Miss Marian Can
non and assisting In receiving were the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs Elaua-
thau Eldrcdge Mrs. W. G. spence and
Miss Claire Eldredge. MT and Mrs.
Johnson VIII Doe az home after oct. !,
az la' j street..
A pretty wedding reception OF The
week was that of Miss Bessie Widdls0n
aud Don Carlos clayton. the ceremony
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CoMINGS1~o 81
541GOING

Miss 81. A. Torgeson has returned 90
Logan after "a two weeks VISIT here
with her sister, Mrs walter I. Pyper.
Miss wild OF Los Angeles. who has
been tho guest of Miss Julia cullen.
left yesterday Tor wellesley college.
Mr. and Mrs. II A. Erdmonn left
Tuesday Tor "a two weeks "trip to los
Angeles and San Francesca.
Mrs Henrietta Billings ana dHuEh-
ter of Cinclnnatel are in tho city. vat-
Ing with Mr.. and Mrs. IuHtus Jungk
Mrs Harry O. Roberts left FOR her
homo ln Denver Colo, after spending
"a month with her parents, Mr. ana
MIS- 81, R SoWles, on Third East
Mr ana Mrs George BLISS. who have
been visiting MT ana Mrs. Frank
sherwood for a month. left this week
for their home IN Ann Arhor, Mich.
Miss Elizabeth Allon, accompanied
by her mother VIII leave today for
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DFsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 1907

Mrs D. nonnomort win entertai, M
large party Monday evening semi
tcmbcr 23 in honor of Miss Sigrid Poi
erscn. who win Doe married September
60.
Miss Estcuo clinton entertained
at dinner on Thursday. the table
being decorated bon red and white with
o. bowl of white sweet peas for a CEN
torpiece. surrounded by red suuare
formed OF bows aud loops of red rib-
bon. while smlI1X extended 90 the cor
ners. and bows of red ribbon vero al
each pl1co. and red shaded candeIabra
it the table. Covers were laid Tor
cight guests
Mrs I A. clayton was hostess nd "a
large kcnsington ou Thursday the
rooms being beautifully decorated with
autumn flowers and about so guests
being present She was assisted NV
Mrs. seldom Clawson and Mrs Muir
ray @. Godbe.
This afternoon Mrs. clayton enter
tanned the members OF the younger set
ut similar affair che decorations be-
iug again iu the autumn tints and "a
large number being present
Mrs. Oscar Jensen and Leslie Squires
entertained ON Thurslay night in honor
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/ members Of the ogden tabernacle cho,
and few Invited guests. Then, hainr
present between 200 and 300 eu.et.
The beautiful lawns around the NOM.
were Illuminated with electric Ugbts
and the veranda OF the residorc. ve.s
decorated with the stars and sfr'r.s
| President Shurtllff delivered pU nd.
| dress Of welcome cOngratuiafing fbs
choir on its wonderful work ON tba
recent trip 10 California and encour-
aged continued efforts Charles /
Ross responded. Songs were sung bv
the choir, and an evening of r.4l
pleasure was spent An orchestra
discussed sweet music throughout tha
entire reception. Dainty Refreshments
We're served.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. John a Batt.
ger, two Of Ogdon's early residents.
celebrated their golden wedding az
their home 275 TWenty-niuth street
Many OF their friends gathered 90
the home 20 extend congratulations on
their having reached the nftieth On
niversary OF their welded life and o.
wish them many years Of continued
happiness. Mr., Boltzer has conduc.
ed a small jcWclry business. in Og-
den for many years. He is a-Neterau
OF the G. A. r. The ladies Relief
corps presented them with "a Beautiful
piece Of goldware, They FeceiNol
many other presents.
Miss Rose Drake OF Weston and
c. NJ Hadley OF West Weber We're
united In bonds Of wedlock this week
Doctor and Mrs Eugene H. Smith
returned home this week from am exc
tended tour OF the northwest
Jams Lochhead and wife have Zee
turned to their home in Nevada
Miss Barbara Royle and Payton A.
Kriese Of ogden were married this
week at Montello. surprising their
relatives and many friends. They
stole away from ogden Saturday and
returned Monday happily welded
They are both popular in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. i. Y. Mattour and son
OF Baker city, or, visited in ogden
this week. the guests OF O. B. Nad.
sen.
Among the prominent young aeo-
pie OF ogden 20 wed this week Here
Miss Geneva briggs and Mr.. Walter
O. Halverson. who were married We'd
nesday IN the Salt Lake temple They
VIII be at home 10 their friends Hiier
oct. i, at 2519 Orchard avenue Tho
bride is one OF the city's charming
and talented ladies', Is a sister 90 supt
+. NJ briggs OF the state school Tor
the dear and blind. MT Hayerson
a momber Of the firm of HaFeraon
Brothers. plumbers, and a progressive
young business man. a host 'l
friends Join I'm wishing them long
life Of happiness and prosperity.
o. ID. Sutherland and his charmns
bride, formerly Miss HALLE Foster Oh
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the engagement % fthelr daughter Lucy
70 John Hazclman N MN Creek ne
wedding win take place IhufsdAF
September go
Mr. and Mrs NJ Bernhisel announce
the engagement of their daughtnr We
ra., 90 Emerson Mcdonald. The we'd
ding VIII take place DO the near iu-
turc.
Mr.. and Mrs u j. Mitchell announce
the engagement OF their daughter lr-
ma. Co David = Lewis The wedding
VIII take place October l6.
Next Wednesday the marriage Of
Miss Hattie whitney and sidney a..
Saviile takes place. the ceremony 20 De
solcmnizcd in the temple and % re-
ccptiOu 20 BE- held iu The evening az
the home OF The brides sister. Mrs.
George d. Pyper
Another interesting wedding Of the
samo day will bc that 0f Mics siErid
Peterson and Mr Bert carl. tho event
70 take place at the brides home
The marriage OF Mss claire Pratt
Eldredge and W. Scott Weller VIII
take place next Wedues - IN
the temple Hugh ST. Cannon 60
viii be given at SO east Seventh South
street and the bride will De attended
hv Miss Pearl Weller and Phyllis
Thatcher. while Mr. Ice Young VIII
attend the groom.
Next Saturday night tho marriage
of Miss Gcnieve Ellerhcck and Dr.
Chauuccy Mott Benedict win take place
az the home Of the brides mother Mrs.
Eta Ellorbeck. Rev r. T. Goshen Oh
perform the ceremony. After the mar
rlare the bridal couple win be az home
at 60 First street
An elaborate home wedding OF the
week was that Of Miss Louise Wcy and
Vaughn a. Paul which took place on
Wednesday night with Bishop Seam
Ian officiating the Misses Selma. Alice
and Mary Wall being bridesmaids. Mr..
Harry Goodwin best man. and curtis
Clawson and Morris Moon ushors The
costumes were beautiful the rooms
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gone 10 New York, where they will
make their home.
Mrs L. N. Botsford and her daugh-
ter. Miss Josephine Hiotsford, leave
shortly Tor trip OF a few weeks 10
the northwest
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. o. Whittemore and
their daughters VIII leave tonight for
Los Angeles to- make their home A
large circle of friends wiz regret their
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert S. Connar re-
turned from "a month spent IN Seattle
and The Pacific Northwest
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Hosmer are ex-
pectod home from Europe shortly.
Mn. and Mrs II. G. Williams are at
home at No. -. the Bransford
Mr. and Mrs. Henry swenson ana
daughter, Miss Grace. left yesterday for
Santa Cruz, Cal, where they will spend
the winter.
Mrs. t. @. Chester, formerly OF this
city bat now of Los Angeles. rs here.
lao guest of Mrs. Robert Riddle az the
Hn.s hotel
John ID. LOFTS and mother left dur
inc ihe WC.k for 200 extended visit in
me East They win visit am thc large
cIt.cs
Mrs Charles syms lou Friday Tor
nor home iu Atchlson. Kan, after
spending two months horc with friends.
Miss Abby Herman and Miss Vlr-
H|HIH Elmer |..I. ID NI.H.a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

being entertained The hostess was
assisted by her sister Mrs. Johnson and
Mrs. r. II. officer
Mrs. W. +. James gave a bridge
party on Thursday for Mrs Billings of
Ohio, about 20 being present, and
prizes awarded Madame Pfoutz. Mrs.
s. Nelden. Mrs. Robert Glendennlng,
Mrs j. Jungk and Miss sherman. Sun
flowers were used In decorating.
A pleasant evening party Of Thurs
day was the dinner given by Mr. and
Mrs w a. Lee in honor OF thir son
Robert. and Scott Lynn who are 20
leave next week 90 re-enter the naval
academy nj Annapolis. The blue ana
gold OF the navy was carried out I'm
the decorations which consisted of
center piece of yellow maCigolds ana
blue dahias. while strteamers of gold
and blue ribbon We're hung nom the
chandelier 10 the four corners. The
place cards were small flags. Besides
the guests OF honor We're Prof George
A. Eaton Captain Webb. W. w Bar
ton, Francis Lltchfield. Russell sands
and w. A. Lee
Perhaps the largest affair of Thurs
day was the tea party given by Mrs.
W H. Child for the ladies OF the Pres
in IAN flowers and fruits and the fol-
lowing ladies' assisting Miss Copley
and her guest Miss Rockwell OF ST.
Louis. Others who assisted Mrs child
We're her two sisters the Misses Rae
and Olive Ba' tch, Mrs T.. Y, silver
Mrs, Hal Brown ana Mrs j. s. Manley.
Mrs Jack Keith was hostess at a
bridge tea on Thursday the affair bee
o. Do.
beck and Miss Blyth assisting. The
parlor and hall were decorated I'm
lavender cosmos. the library iu red
sweet peas and the dining room iu
golden glow and suunowers, and prizes
were won by Mrs George e.. Moore,
Mrs. Richard Sungloy, Mrs y. r. Har-
rl- ana Mrs. w. ID. pOn0ner Mrs Fred
Dern ana Mrs. j. G. Taylor.
Miss Hattie Whitney and Sidney a.
Sarllle were guests of honor at
delightful evening party un Thursday
given lN Mr. and Sits Nruhi Morris
and Miss claire Young "a number of
progressive games being played and
prize. awarded One winners who We're
Miss G.HeIEa clark. Miss Mary Young
and Ar N1al Pratt
Mrs waiter Or Piper entertained har
Sewing CLUB uH Friday afternoon Iu
honor of Miss Hattie Whitney vino lH
member and during the afternoon
thD ,lHh pre- eufeI tho Driio-alsct with
H complete set of kitchen utensils. Tho
rooms wore decorated lu different noW-
Hr7 Doe pnrI0r iu pink and white ast-
ers. Che literary u sunhpwers and the
dining room lu uusturtiums Tho time
was spent Don sowing and social chat
Mrs Thomas Mmioneaux win On.
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OF Laurence Squires who leaves for
Europe shortly on a mission
The rooms were artistically decorat-
ed with asters and dahlias and about
40 guests were present. Refreshments
We're served and games played, Miss
Lucille Young and Frank Foster being
the prize winners.
The Gammi Phi Sorority Of the I'm
lversity gave large Opheum party on
IhursanN afternoon.
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interested the forthcoming marriage Of Miss v-
%
anti
Lew bornn
was %
the Virgins is
vrginian distinguished
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b.
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Ing IN rcd and white astcrs and about
o. dozen guests being entertained.
Miss Jean Odeu gave "a luncheon on
Tuesday Tor Mr. and Mrs clyde
Sluires. the table being prettiIy dec
GRATED ln fan flowers and O. number OF
intimate Friends and relatives being
present
Mr.. George narratt and Sir. and
Mrs Walter Piper were among those
who entertained for AIr aud Mrs
Clyde Sguircs this wcok
Mrs w D. Leonard was hostess an "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Burke Miss Work, daughter OF
cubman. has Left ndngmr
husband behat Of the latter
10 Sl5OOO Will a
years earlier leave to posterty.
divorce the Ems shrion BurkF She married
is a
Newport
ttIn rather
years
age, vi his
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AN ELABORATE AFTERNOON co srUME IN MAUvE CLOTH.

AN ELABORATE AFTERNOON co STUME IN MAUvE CLOTH
banished fashions favor
all
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braided which
the cloth also braided There touch
cred with mau and with PURPLE anses
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OGDEN

A brilliant reception was given
Thursday evening by Presidnt /. W.
Shurtlin Of the Weber stake, at the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Lieut. and Airs. samuel Parker. who
nave spent me summer an the east. are
mere ~ stay two or ihroo weeks With
Mra fhrkers parents Mr. and Mrs
EDWARD richards, before sailing FOR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

SIX tables OF bridge were played az
the afternoon party given on Monday
by Ars q. NJ Forbes iu honor of Mrs.
Morris Forbes and the decorations
were in sunhowers and autumn leaves.
Mrs. @. b Mccullough assisted Doh enc
tertaluing
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Mrs william T IN-ooks has re-
turned from six weeks sojouu n
California.
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Mr and Mrs. s. s. Pond entertain
I'd AT an elaborate dinner on Tues
Ann Arbor. Mich. covers being laid
for a half dozen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Miss Louise Wey and Vaughn Paul
were guests N honor lt "a card party
on Monday night giyuu by mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Marnauo and Mlss Me-
Govern, the decorations being ln grceu
and white. with asters and unlla1 and
about 20 being entertained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Mn. = o. Logan of Ouhlr Utah.
has been Visiting with Mrs j. A. Sill
ycr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Miss Barbara Royle and Payt0n a.
Kriese OF ogden were married this
week at Montello, surprising their
relatives and many friends They
stole away from ogden Saturday and
returned Monday happily welded.
They are both popular in the city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21

Mr. and Mrs. i. Y. Matteur and SON
OF Baker City. or. visited in ogden
this week. the guests OF O. b. Mad
son.
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AT the home oI Mra France Peudle-
ION CON "Wednesday night Miss SOPHIA
Pearl ppndIetuu and Mn Henry Jones
were married. Row II. A. Simpkus 0fn-
chatting Miss Eta Muuer of Provo and
b.. u. Hewlett of this city acting re-
epectINUE 1e bridesmaid and best man.
Mr. ana Mrs. Jones WIN resil. hgro