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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-11

Thursday Mrs John Y Smith enter
tanned about twenty friends with a most
pleasant afternoon of games, refresh
Miss Dulcie Webb will leave this week
for Sugar City, Ida, where she will re
sumo her work as a primary teacher in
the public schools
Mrs. T. r. Cutler, jr., returned Sunday
to her home in Sugar City, after an ex-
tended visit with her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Taylor. Mrs. Taylor accompanied her
daughter back to Sugar City and will
spend the summer there.
Mrs. John Hedquist left for Holly, Colo.
Monday and will make that place her fu-
ture home.
James NJ. Kirkbarr. editor of the Lehi
Banner, is spending a two weeks vaca-
ton in Alberta, Can.
Prof. and Mrs. J. T. Worlton of Sugar
City are visiting friends and relatives
here.
James NJ Anderson, a former resident
of this city. but now connected with the
public schools of Salt Lake City, is Wis
iting his brother, A b. Anderson, near
E J. Mckinley of St Anthony. Ida.
is in Lehi shaking hands with old time
friends Mr.. Mckinley is manager of
the Independent Telephone company in st.
Mrs. Joseph A Thomas is spending a
month i'm Alberta, Canada. the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. c. V Harris.
Tuesday afternoon the junior class of
the Y. L. NJ. 1. A. were entertained at a
KensingtOn by Miss Hazel Coates.
Miss Hettie White, who was one of the
party to sail on the i'll fated Columbia,
but was delayed because of the berths
all being taken, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs John WoOdhouse this week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Cutler of Garland
returned home Sunday after pTotracted
visit with relatives in Lehi and American
Fork
John s. Evans and MILFORD Knudson re
turned home Wednesday after spending
about four years as Mormon missionaries
in New Zealand.
Mrs G. V. Parmelee of Salt Lake City
was the guest of Mrs. W. NJ. Ingalls, Sun
day
Miss Edna StoOkey returned to her home
in Salt Lake Sunday after spending a
week with her uncle, DR.. g. l.. StOokey.
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EPHRAlM.

Miss Belle Quinn returned Wednesday
from her two months trip to California.
Miss Quinn will resume her work as
teacher in the salt Lake public schools
next month
Mrs. Dorothea Christensen was given a
pleasant surprise party Wednesday after
noon by about twenty of her girl TRENDS
A nice luncheon was served at her home
BY the guests.
Next Tuesday evening the officers of the
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement asso-
citation will entertain their friends at the
home of Mrs. Lizzie Hunt. The lawn Will
be nicely decorated with electric lights,
Japanese lanterns and flowers. The off,
GERS will serve luncheon on the occasion
Elmer Christensen left Tuesday for
Washington. ID. c., where he has accept
ed a position in the geodetic service OF
the government.
Miss Ruby Quinn spent Friday and Sat
urday with relatives in Mt. Pleasant
Miss Caroline Brady of Fairyiew visited
friends in the city the last of the week.
Henrietta Jensen of Mayfield visited rel
a5ives in Ephraim this week.
DOlph SOderberg returned to Salt Lake
Tuesday. He has spent two weeks visit
ing his parents and friends in this city.
Mrs. Daniel Olson visited relatives in
AXtell the first of the week.
A. W. Miner, county superintendent of
schools. conducted teachers examination
at the Snow academy Thursday and Fri
day.
guest of Miss La Priel WiIlardsen the first
of the week.
The Snow academy faculty leaves the
first of the week for a trip through Sc
vier and Piute counties in the interests of
their school
Daniel Olson is spending the week on his
ranch at GunnisOn
Elon Hanson left Tuesday for Salt Lake.
He spent two weeks visiting his parents
and friends in this city.
Aaron Nielso1 returned home from
Springvile the first of the week. Mr..
Nelson will open bakery and cOnfection-
ery store in this city about Sept. l.
Sel0a Rasmussen has gone to Salt Lake,
where she will spend the month with rel
atives and friends.
Ross Anderson and Lafayette Olsen,
who have spent the summer at Berkeley,
Cal. are expected home Monday. NJ.
Anderson has accepted a position as
teacher in the public schools of this city
Mr.. Olson Will resume his work as pTin-
cipal of the Redmond schools the first of
the month.
Miss Ida Freschnecht Of Manu visited
friends in this city the first of the week.
Miss McClellahan of Mt. Pleasant was
an Ephraim visitor the last of the week
Miss Minnie Jensen of Mayfield was the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Thorwald Han
sen of this city, Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Frank futile of Manti visited rel
atives i'll Ephraim Thursday.
Miss Sundwali of FairvieW was an Eph-
rain visitor this week.
Mrs. Heoer JOrgenson returned to her
home in Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. a. j. Lewis OF Salina spent the
first of the week with relatives in the city.
The officers of the South ward primary
association gave a pretty lawn party on
the Snow academy grounds Wednesday
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Hayball and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Hayball
left Thursday for ten days outing on
the shores of Bear lake.
Mrs. N r. Moore gave a Kensington
tea on Saturday afternoon in honor Of
Misses DeGraff and Raymond of the New
Jersey academy.
Mrs. Amelia Cathcart and son Leon of
Pocatello are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
9. F. Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Snow returned to
their home in Provo the first Of the week,
after pleasant visit with Mrs. Snow 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Vaughan.
Miss Amanda Olsen returned the first
of the week from two weeks visit in
Bingham. Her sister, Mrs. Olive Lind
blad who spent several months in Bing-
ham, returned with her.
H. P. Nielsen of La Grande. Ore, re-
turned to his home on Tuesday, after
spending few days with his mother.
NJ. ]. Galloway of San Diego, Cal, is
Mrs. A. f. Beveridge of Salt Lake City
came to Logan this week for three
weeks visit.
f. J. Broberg, assistant cashier of the
American National bank of San Fran
cisco. came to Logan the first of the
week on a visit to relatives. He left
later for visit to the National park, but
will return here in a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Jennings of Los
Angeles were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Campbell this week.
Professor Thomas Mckay of Ogden
spent the first of the week with Logan
friends
P. G. Petersen of Salt Lake City spent
the week in Logan.
Mrs. Junius Watkins visited relatives
in Brigham this week.
L. L. Hyde of The Dalles, Ore, is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bulge and
daughter have gone to Los Angeles for
a brief visit
J. A. Hendrickson left this week for
New York City. The trip combines bust
ness and pleasure.
Jacob West returned the first of the
week from Alberta, Canada, where he
spent some time with his sons, John and
Fred
Mrs. Dalinda Cotey, mother and daugh-
ter, left for Los Angeles this week,
where they will visit for a time before
proceeding to Corvallis. Ore. where Mrs.
Cotey viii take charge of the domestic
arts department of the Oregon A. C.
E w. Nelson and his son Ed. have
gone to San Diego. Cal, to take possess
sion of large ranch that they have pur-
chased.
Lieutenant Eugene Santschi, one time
student of the A. c.. but recently gradu-
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ated from West Point, is visiting friends
and former schoolmates here.
r. d. Emmick Of Denver is here on d
visit to friends.
NJ D. Clutch of Minneapolis is with
friends in this city for a two weeks
stay.
John Farnes of RiverdaIe. Idaho. is in
Logan on a visit to his parents.
Joseph Bithell and family went into
Logan canyon for a weeks outing on
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. D. Ball. wife of Professor Ball.
reached here this week after visiting for
some time on the Pacific coast.
Editor Shelby of the Rich County News
is here from Randolph a visit TO
friends. He is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A Gordon
George Fister left for Butte on Wednes-
day, where he will spend week or two
visiting friends.
home in Chicago on Wednesday. after a
brief visit with her parents. who reside
here
Miss Katherine Smith returned this
week from pleasant stay at Kilgore,
A kitchen shower in honor of Miss Bes-
sic Thomas was given at the home or
]. A. McCausland on Saturday evening.
Mrs. playhouse of Boise, Idaho was the
guest of her sisters. Mrs. d. c. Bulge
and Mrs. Cook this week.
Miss Diana Beach is spending her vaca-
ton in Idaho Falls.
Mrs. ii. Z. smith ana daughters ana
Mrs. L. A. Hatch of Franklin returned
this week from a visit to the National
park.
Mrs. A. J. Hansen is in Payson this
week on visit to her mother, Mrs.
Page
Mrs. A. BoIlschweilIer of Salt Lake City
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Smith.
The Misses A. R. and Kate Adams of
Salt Lake City were the guests of Cap
tain and Mrs. Howard Perry this week.
A. J. Brown has gone to Rexburg for
a two weeks visit.
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PROVO.

Miss Bertha Lewis entertained about
twenty of her young friends at the home
of her parents Tuesday evening, the &C
casion being her fifteenth birthday ami
versary. \ merry evening was passed in
games and music, after which luncheon
was served.
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ Jensen and Miss
Essie Reese have returned home after
a couple of months spent visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. HYDE at
Garland.
Mrs. Thomas jenkins of Salt Lake is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E T. Jones.
in this city.
Mrs. r. D. Sutton has returned from
Midway. where she has been visiting her
niece, Mrs. John Sutton.
Mrs. owen DusenberTy has returned to
Salt Lake after an extended visit with
relatives in this city.
Miss Nilate KnudSen will spend week
with relatives and friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Reed SmoOt and family spent sew
eral days this week with relatives in Salt
Lake City.
Miss ora Sward delightfully."- entertained
the Peter Pan club at her home Monday
evening. A pleasant social time was
passed and delicious refreshments were
served.
Miss Bertha Barney entertained a num-
Der of her girl friends at her home Thurs
day evening. Readings and music were
the features of the evening. Refresh
mentS were served.
Miss Sadie Graham entertained the EN-
plOyes of the pOstOffice and their wives
at the home of her mother, Mrs J. G..
Graham. Monday evening Progressive
high five was played and enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Laura Foot won the ladies' first
prize and ]. r. Hodson the gentlemen's 5.
Refreshments were served to about thirty
guests.
Master Vearl McAdam has returned
home from a very pleasant two weeks
visit with friends in Salt Lake
George w. Wheable and family have
returned from a ten days outing on the
reservation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. HOdsOn enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. c. E Hampshire at
dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Bird entertained
few friends at dinner at their home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hager Singleton and daughter
Hazel visited friends in Salt Lake this
week.
Miss Ruth Matley of the county as
SCISSORS office spent Saturday and Sun
| day with relatives in Spanish Fork.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Knudsen, as
sisted by their daughters, Misses Lydia
and Nettie. entertained at their home
| Friday evening in honor of their son,
| Heber Knudsen- Games. music and read
! ings were enjoyed by a large party of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-11
RICHEIElO,

Mr. and Mrs. Q. NJ. Stillman spent the
past week in Salina visiting with friends.
Mrs. George A. Beal jr.. is visiting with
her parents in Salina this week
Mrs. Ed Anderson made a trip to Salt
Lake during the Fast week.
Mrs. John Hood is visiting with friends
in Salina this week
Miss Jennie Potter visited with her par
ents in VermiliOn the past week.
Mrs. Matilda Anderton went to Salt
Lake Friday for a short visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs Niels Nelson went to Salem Tues
day to visit with her parents.
Mrs. Cena Borg went TO Salt Lake Sun
day on a visit 20 relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Van Wagenen are
visiting with relatives in Provo this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards were up
from Salina visiting with friends this
week.
Mrs. Johanna c. Christensen went to
Salt Lake Friday to visit relatives for a
few days.
Mrs. Matte Burke of AnnabeHa went
to Salt Lake Tuesday on visit to rela-
tives.
Mrs J. w Black came down from
Salt Lake Wednesday and went to KIM
berly Friday.
Lake Sunday on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. g. NJ. Jones.
Mrs. Annie G. Ward arrived from Provo
Saturday tC visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Ogden.
Mrs. Nj. A. Freeze of Salina was in
Richfield the past week visiting with
her sister, Mrs. 9. G. Goldbranson.
Miss Tillie Cuddeback returned to Sa-
lima Tuesday after a weeks visit here
with the Misses Clark
Mrs. E. A FOutz and mother. Mrs
James, went to Fielding, Box Elder coun-
ty, Tuesday on a visit to relatives.
Mrs. Caroline Nelson went to Salt Lake
Friday to visit with some of her daugh-
tiers, who are residing in that city.
Miss Stella Nelson returned to Salt
Lake Monday after a visit of a few days
with her cousin, Mrs. G. II. Ogden
Mrs. ]. W. Parks arrived from a visit
ing trip to Salt Lake and was accOmpan-
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Mr.. and Mrs. George HemphiIl removed
to Salt Lake City this week, where they
will make their future home.
The First Ward Sunday school officers
and teachers neld an outing at the Sara
toga Springs Thursday afternoon
The Utah county postmasters will be
the guests of Postmaster and Mrs. Ross
on the 22nd inst
Misses Sadie Wright and Emerette
Bushman returned this week from ten
days visit to Union.
On Sept 1 Prof. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Smith will remove to Salt Lake City,
where Mr.. Smith will open a music studio
Mrs. Joseph Glover leaves Sunday for
Sugar City for a months visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. L. B. Wells is spending a week
with friends in Ogden.
Mrs. G. Z. Wade of Ogden is the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James ALI
red
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stice of Lucin are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Stice.
Mesdames w W. Southworth and
Charles O'Brian are spending a week al
Castella.
Mrs. Alex Cowen of Salt Lake City is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. j. G. Gray.
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Thursday evening. Besides card playing.
several musical selections were rendered
by Miss Irma Watson and Miss Funk.
Light refreshments were served, and de-
lghtful evening spent.
The members of the Methodist church
Sunday school enjoyed themselves on a
picnic Thursday at the City park
Mrs. Charles Shields entertained at din
ner Saturday in honor of Mrs. Charles
Watson and daughter, Miss Irma, of Salt
Lake.
Mrs Charles Watson and daughter re-
turned to their home Saturday afternoon
after a years absence.
Miss Annie Berry entertained few of
her friends at a birthday party Tuesday
afternoon
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Continued on Page IS.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-04

what yuu privileges are. " N"u cnuld
compare your ruuLiiiou with the state
~ many men hurn loo toe human fam.
rs in other countries ~ this great
rlulio. n sou could r'aiigs the Freedom
aud opportunity That you have. you
would want frrr government To- toe
dir.rtluu ~ honest straightforward
administration n T. IN your power g.
have it n sou could only rrllizs %.
tremendous force ~ we'll directed pub.
lic opinion you would have no hr-itau
~ IN expressing your thought ana
opinion un every public subject lam
nn uptlmist believe We shall have
steady. consistent pr,grrss ! believe
that the furocs ~ cNil eau never.
among educated people. overcome the
forces ~ rUud. believe that there II
q growing demand throughout the
length and breadth ~ this land fnr
honesty Doe business Tor honesty ~
puddle ansin. That ih. American peo.
ple while ibcy aw human hrIngs while
they have o. very great variety -
faults. nevertheless 40 people That ate
true 9" the Iulr star 81 guud Cuudu.i
They no." tru" ~ heart h. the best a..
plruiluns ~ their fathers They viii
not Tail in the future h. make the ~,
crnmcut ~ these states aud ~ tlIr
United States square with The eternal
principles N the ten commandments
and the declaration ~ independence"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-04
las Never Seen Her Husband Wash His Neck Yet 1t Is Always Clean
BARBER
Miss Minnie Barber and Henry E.
Dill Married.

The marriage Of Miss Minnie T.. Bar.
Der OF bennington 10 Henry II. Dill OF
llooslck Falls took place at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel =. Barber at Bennington Cen
ter. Tuesday. September 3, Rev. Frank
X. Morris officiating.
The house was very prettily decora'
ted with palms, ferns aud cut flowers
The bride was gownod In white crepe
de- chine over pink silk and carried a
shower bouquet Of pink roses. She was
attended by Miss Margaret Flood OF
Albany. Following the ceremony the
bride aud groom with few friends
and relatives partook OF the wedding
breakfast
They were the recipients OF many
beautiful presents consisting OF cut
glass and silver The happy couple
amidst a shower OF rice and good wish
es from their many frlei(is. left for a
few days trip TO New York and James
town
Both MIR. and Mrs. Dill are well
known In this vicinity and have a host
Of friends who regret to learn that ON
their return they viii reside In the
state of Maine where Mr.. Dill is locat-
ed In the interest OF the Walter A.
Wood Co. OF Hoosick Falls.
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PowNAL

Arthur Rood has been VISITING bio
aunt Mrs ID o. Bates
Mr. aud Mn Samuel Campbell have
h""u visiting her sister. Mrs J NJ
barber
Mr. o. e. stoclwcll has been enter
tanning her father and mother Mr
aud Mrs Thompson.
pr y = Potter aud Hon 4 o.. Gard
nor With their wives are enjoying an
outing at lak" CussaNuna
Mr. Lewis wife and daughter Of New
York Ciiy have been spending few
DAYS here as the guests of biz brother
q v Lewis
Mrs J % Fulton who has been yis.
ltinE her parents at the " o. parson.
age returned Ia her home 10 Canada
Lake. y. Y. last week
Allen Davis. George NJ Waite and
l.. = Silliman Of old Chatham. y. v.
former Practitioners ~ Mr. Mitchell
called NJ th" parsonage recently
Last Thursday both SUNDAY schools
had n trolley ride followed hy q picnic
the Methodist going 10 Berkshire Park
and the Baptist Ia llOusac Valley Park
Mr. and Mrs william Icpson aud
daughter aud Mr. aud Mrs Arthur Bcll
and daughter of New York City are
spending some time NJ &. WollFchloE
rr'H
Among the guests recently enter.
tanned by Miss Winifrcd Wright were
Miss Ethel Fairman of Greenfield. llar
~ King ut Quincy aud Harry brewer
u North Adams.
The Misses Lincoln have been enter.
tanning their brother aud wife. Mr. aud
Mrs Levi Lincoln ~ Utica. y Y. and
their nephew. Walter Barber Of llooR.
ick Tunnel Mass.
Mr. aud Mrs John Mooar aud daugh.
ter Louise OF Colorado City. Texas. are
az the Mooar homestead visiting his
sister. Mrs Combs II ~ their FIRST
visit IN twelve years
Walter \ Thompson. son Of Mr.. aud
Mrs ID. y. Thompson aud Miss Minnie
beverley. both Of Williamstown we're
married Monday. August 2Gth at the
NJ y parsonage by Rev J. G. Nit.
choll
Quite poWnal delegation ~ now at.
tending the WilliamHtOwn high school.
including Misses Ellen burlington.
Maud Grady. Laura Pratt aud Master
John Thomas who have attended IN
previous years aud the following who
go this year for the FIRST time. Misses
Eva Trimmer. Claire Van Setback.
Gpncyicye Barber aud Helen Lewis
and Master Daniel Purcell. Miss Brlm
mcr WIS formerly q member Of the
liooslck Falls high school aud Miss
Van schaick OF the Bennington high
school
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-04
STANDARD OIL CO.,
CASE IS POST
PONED
W. G. Rockefeller and Benedict
Called to Testify
BIG R. R. IMEN SUMMONED
Government To Get Testimony Re
sarding Rebate and Discrimination
In Freight Rates;

NEW YORK. Sept T. The taking Of
testimony la this city he the suit
brought by the United States govern
ment at St Louis last Decent cr TO
dissolve the standard oil company un-
der the provisions ~ the sherman anti
trust law WIS postponed until Thurs
day morning at the request of counsel
for the defendant company II was
announced TINT the adjournment Of
the hearing would really facilitate
matters. inusmuch as the opposing at
turnrys are In consultation az 10 mat
irrs ~ proof ns 90 the putting Ia Of
CERTAIN statements from the books Of
the standard oil company nnd various
other matters which could lcsi he han
died iu their preliminary stages at
least. out ~ court The attorneys Tor
the government we're rcndy 10 proceed
when former judge Franklin ferriss
Of 81 Louis the special examiner az.
pointed by the federal court tpuk the
bench la the United States ciruit
court ruum. but offered uu opposition
90 the pustpunrmcnt requested by the
defsus.
The principal feature ~ the brief SEES
sion WIS the making public 81 a par
tinl LIST ~ Witnesses which Indicated
the importance aud wide scuI'c ~ the
testimony expected a. h. taken here.
Heading the list j. William a. Rorke
Teller. "a director in most ~ the seven.
q affiliated uil companies named ~
defendants in 10. governments suit
Second iu prominence 90 Mr. Huckr.
Teller cnmvs Commodore T. e. Benedict.
the lifelong friend ~ former rrasi-
dent Cleveland aud bead ~ g.. q. Ben.
eiict 4 Co. bankers Mr. Benedict
wus present in answer o. n suhfU-na.
while attorneys fpr the standard on
cumpany entered an appearance Tor
Mr Rockefeller
That the testimony desired by the
government viii have g. Do largely
with allczcl rebates AMI discrIniina.
tinus In freight RATES. l. Indicated ly
the numlvr ~ prominent milrad uiii.
ciais Included lu the list ~ Witnesses.
Am"ug th,zv ur' jefferson Iusiicr. as.
sisinnt comptroller ~ the tennsyl,a.
uih miirund. a. " Downing cN.comp.
troiirr ~ the Pennsylvania lines. ".
q. McCuilu.h. auditor ~ fright ~.
rripts uf the New York Central aud
". \. Harris. counsel ~ the NcW York
'cutul
The governments Interests nrr in the
lands uf Frank ~ Kellogg uf 81 Paul.
Nhp u Hi-u .iH',.hi cnuns-l fnr the he.
i"r-iltr vumm"rrr commission Ia 10
iuluir, Iutu ihr Hartman lines.