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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21

tendance and a delightful evening was
spent
Miss Greta Carbon went TO the city
Monday. whore she viii visit Tor soma
time with Salt Lake friends,
r. S, Campbell of Salt Lake spent the
early part OF the week with his son,
r. L. Campbell.
Mrs. r. NJ. Needham returned horne
Saturday from a pleasant visit with her
son In Idaho.
Mrs, r. w. Naylor returned home
Thursday from Salt Lake. where she has
been for the past week
Dr. Charles Gowans of Salt Lake spent
several days OF the week with his Logan
friends.
The opening OF the new Auditorium on
Saturday evening was splendid success,
Dancing was induged In by over b0O nco-
pie, The immense hall was a delightful
surprise TO those present. and promises to
be the leading amusement hall In north
ern Utah.
Mrs. Mary Shaw of ogden is visiting
with Logan friends,
Mr., and Mrs. Ebaugh OF Clinton. H..
are visiting In Logan,
DR., George Thomas spent the week yls-
iting at Provo
The Sewing club will meet with Mrs,
Smith on Wednesday. May l.
4 very pleasant surprise party was
given 10 Mrs. Henry kloepter by a num-
Der Of her lady friends on Monday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Freeze of Butte,
Mont, are visiting with Logan friends.
Miss Annie Foster Of Salt Lake re-
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 21 1907

turned home Tuesday. after three
weeks visit In Logan.
lie Grand Young OF Salt Lake spent
the latter part Of the week in Logan.
MI and Mrs. VIII McAlister Of Salt
Lake spent the week with Mrs. John A,
McAllster
Mrs. C. Berntson of Baker City is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. IL. Eng
land
Mr and Mrs Carl Newburton of Sac
ramento are visiting with Logan rela-
tives.
The dancing party given at the r. Y,
college Monday evening was largely at
tended, and most pleasant affair.
Mrs. Anna Bulge of Paris. Ida. re-
turned home Monday, after pleasant
wceks visit With her sons at Logan.
Mrs. Mary Tarr left Tuesday to spend
the week visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Barton.
Mrs. Mary Farr left Tuesdays to spend
the summer with her sons at Robin.
Ida,
Prof Northrop spent several days of
the week in Brigham City
Hon. and Mrs Joseph Howell are Wis
iting with their daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Cannon. Of Salt Lake, before their de-
parture for Europe.
Mrs William Shilling returned 70 her
homo in Montana on Tuesday. after n
two-weeks visit in Logan.
Miss Ormsby OF Rexburg is visiting
with Mrs. Willard Langton.
NIrr Howard parr,, rc.,rro1 hama IN
Thursday from Salt Lake where she was
the guest OF Colonel and Mrs. Lockwood.
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Logan Society

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN, April 20.-Miss Josephine
Thatcher was hostess at q very pretty
dlnDar party on Tuesday, given at the
g. college. TIE table was beautifully
iecc ~eted with pink and white carna-
,ious. and the place cards were daintly
carried out In the same colors, Miss
Thatcher's guests were Mrs. Clayton,
Mrs. Uansc Hansen. Mrs. T. Il. Bacon.
Miss Foster, and the Misses Alton and
ieneTleve Thatcher.
The marriage of Miss May Belle Ncbe-
ker daughter OF Hon, and Mrs. AquIla
Nebeker, and Fl c. Gecd took place at
high noon on Wednesday. The ceremony
was PERFORMED In the persencc of tho
family and n few intimate friends and.
was followed by an elaborate wedding
breakfast. Mr and Mrs Gleed left on
The o'clock train for Montana where
they will make their home.
The ~ c. Wonlan's club was pleasant
r. entertained on Wednesday afternoon
7t the home Of Mrs. Joseph Jensen. After
The regular club work was over, Mrs.
,,H"'ni way and served delicious
luncheon.
The marriage OF Miss Nellie Hansen
and Leland Jenkins, TWO of Logan's we'll
lloWn Young people. took place Wedues
"aa given them by Miss L'5z,c Jenkins.
a'sic. Of the groom. Mr.. and Mrs Jen-
h.Hs VIII make their home in Logan.
GCe Of the largest balls that has been
ven TOR some time took place Saturday
hn entertained a large number OF their
l!enGs. Thatchers orchestra was In at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21
Park City
Society

Special TO The Tribune,
PARK CITY. April 2o,-The Woman s
Athenaeum held a meeting on Monday
with Mrs. c, NJ Wilson. Miss Lille
Lanyou read n paper on Recent Sclep-
tihc Discoveries" Mrs. Wecter conduct
ed the lesson review. followed by read
Ing by Miss Julia Burin entitled ''Lud-
wig IL. the Moonlight King" The club
VIII meet with Mrs. J. Diem tomorrow,
Doctor and Mrs. Il. p. Lecompte gave
a daintlly appointed dinner on Sunday.
in honor OF the birthday anniversary OF
their son, Edward, The board was frag
rant with Violcts and roses, and covers
were laid FOR ten.
Miss Isabel Brcen planned and car
rIed out a jolly surprise on Miss Maggie
Bolton Friday evening. About thirty
quests were invited and with games mu-
sic and songs the evening proved very
enjoyable,
Miss Laura Townsend entertained the
Mozart Musical club at the home OF her
parents yesterday afternoon.
About forty members OF the Dorcas So
clety met at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ing, and with games, music. recltations
and refreshments a Jolly time was had by
all.
The ElSs are making extensive
arrangements for their minstrel per-
formance Monday evening. special
train from Zion VIII reach here at $50
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or O'Clock, bringing a number OF Zion
ties.
The Misses Emily Foster, Hlldred VII
son and Bessie Mcclellan gave a Jolly
picnic on Bald hill Monday The forty
young people were chaperoned by MISS
Lizzie Wltherow, and the outing proved
successful one to the merry picnlck-
crs.
A Jolly horseback ride to Kimball's &
ranch WAS had by the Misses Laura
Townsend, Ruth Wilson Roy McDonGld'
Rob Jennings and Jack Townsend. Tues
day. the occasion being the birthday an
niyersarv OF Miss Laura. After the re.
turn home Il tempting dinner was served
at the Townsend house, where covers
were laid for tho guests and home folks
Miss Mary Brown Of Coalvile was the
guest OF honor at Il skating party given
at the rink Wednesday evening. and the
other guests were Nellie Jennings, Hazel
Post. Alice Turner and Pearl Wormel.
Mrs. william Kneale and Mrs. w,
Binkard went down to Provo ON Mon
day to attend the Rebekah grand chap
ter. The Indies visited In Zion before
returning home.
The o. N. o. members were pleasant
ly entertained at the homo Of Miss Am
Der Bardsley on Wednesday evening.
Light refreshments were served ny the
hostess, and social hour followed,
The Y G. club were royalty entertained
on Thursday evening at the home OF Lee
Radon on Park avenue. Games, music
and refreshments were features of the
pleasant affair.
Mrs. ]. !. Frankel entertained the
members of the 800 Afternoon club on
Wednesday. Prizes were awarded TO
Mrs j. II Kirk and Mrs l.. B. Wight,
after which light refreshments were
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carved The next meeting Will he heid
Al the homo OF Mrs. 5. Fargo
Tho Friends club was pleasantly en-
tertained at the home OF MI ana priles rn.s
IN the game Of 500 were awarded to
] J. FTankel ana l.. e. Hubbard. 10 i9i'
lowed by tho serving or da,nty la, ~ Irs "
Sntberlana' and the plate TO Mrs, sutton
The club will meet In two weeks WIZ"
Mrs. T.. J. Beggs
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Davis I5no,. pna son on
past week. renewing old acquaintance
They returned home on Monday
Miss Frances Fargo visited with salt
Lake friends the past week.
Judge w. l. Snyder was the guest OF
Dncior and Mrs. Il +. Jccomptc cou-
pie OF days the past week
J. W. Gelger returned to Zion on on - MSn- on,
day after n three-days stay Win 'hi D
and Mrs. Charles Shields
Mrs. II. B. Hampton went down to The
city on wednesday TO attend the burial
Of Mr.. Grant, and returned home FIJI
day.
Miss Florence Blanchard OF Evanston Is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Fred MOI
gan for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. =. II. Towey went down
TO the metropolis on "wednesday for a
two weeks stay with relatives and
friends.
Dr. r. T.. Wight entertained forty
members OF the Elk performers at light
refreshments AT local Ice cream parlors
Thursday evening.
George Frankel entertained several
Young people at a pleasant birthday
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party on Friday at tho HON.
ents. '''inc of Nh.
Tho junior class OF thu ~,
loyed picnic on Arbor dd,pS,nsch,1
Miss Claire Stevenson +.
city on Monday. after a f.nrnsd fomr d
with her mother. ~" denr
Mrs. j. F. Robinson ha,
Mrs Farnsworth OF Salt Jss az hst
sister LIKE, u
Luther I. Clark has gon. n 9.
cisco. where he will enter % o. say
college, an ~
Mrs. IL. Fares went to tho ais
day on business matters comfy /
her millinery establishment, ,0nhecss'|
Mrs. Lee Mcclellan and oo
Boise. arrived In Park the s's y
week for an extended yIs,, ui2
Esther Lindsay, ' Hli
Miss Carrie Sutton cam.
city Thursday morning for ~ ~
visit with her sister, Mrs HsIes
erland. Aisur
Miss Cleo Getsch Of the lint
Utah Is visiting for a few A.
her parents. uau
William D. Sutton returned ..
| Thursday morning
Mrs. c. NJ, Wilson spent sac.
/ In Zion the past week.
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Our grill room at the Roya,
open daily from 4 to u D. n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-21

Wanted-Party OF exper;e,.
some capital to handle bs.t
addition In the city. AdSr.
Tribune.
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Mrs. ]. 7. Frankel entertained the
members of the 800 Afternoon club on
Wednesday. Prizes were awarded TO
Mrs J. II Kirk and Mrs l.. B. Wight,
nfter which light refreshments wero
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The Y G. club were royalty entertained
on Thursday evening at the home of Lee
Radon on Park avenue Games, music
and refreshments were features of the
pleasant affair.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-29

The Times-Herald man is in re-
ceipt of a letter from a friend
which states that James Harris.
a former Burns boy well known
to all old timers. was married on
June 10 to Miss Louie Roberts at
Caldwell. Jim is a prosperous
groceryman Of Caldwell and has
the confidence Of every man. wo-
man and child of his acquain-
tance His many friends here
extend best wishes.
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Butterick Patterns at Luuaburg
and Daltcn's.
Thos. Hutton was over from
Wagontire this week.
Call and see the personally Sc
lected stock Of Millinery just re-
ceivcd at Mrs. Drinkwater's.
Bert Porter was a business
visitor from the Dog Mountain
settlement during the week.
Every lady calling at the City
Drug Store will be given free a
package Of Bilo Talcum Powder
Mrs. Richard Haines was up
from Narrows n few days during
the week.
Before buying a sewing machine
or piano you should zee g W
Clevenget. Tie is n home man and
able 10 make you better prices, be-
sides is responsible.
J. M. Brown came in from his
Crane creek ranch Saturday to
visit with his wife and look after
business interests here. Ontario
Democrat.
Parties owing A. X. Richard
son for lumber are requested TO
settle up as soon as possible.
These accounts are Of long stand
ing and should be given attention
at once.
Nj. l.. Carpenter has just NOV
cd a building from the block on
the west Of this office to the Mrs.
shelton residence lots in the east
ern part OF town.
The time hrs cumr. if YOU wish
to sell, for YOU ln hst your pioperiy
DO 40 ~ onc" and gri ~ the swim
" h.ting with
Smi,h q Sweek.
Real EsiAie Deah
Philip h. Van Nice and Ernest
Blue. representatives of The Ti-
Gle Guarantee & Trust Company,
of Portland are in the city. They
are enroute to Harney county.
Blue Mt. Eagle.
Scott and Peter Haley were up
from Narrows Wednesday on
land business. Peter states the /
water is still quite high at the
Jake and IL will seriously inter-
fere with their hay crop.
James Warren. once a resident
Of this county. but now residing
at Cambridge, Idaho. arrived In
this city Sunday. He came over
as a witness in the case Of Huff
man vs.. Smyth in which testimo-
ny was being taken before Stem
Coleman a part Of this
week. Jim recently sold his
sheep at a good figure and with
his brother owns a valuable farm
near Cambridge. His many
friends here are pleased 10 see
him again and know that he has
prospered. '
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Job printing The Times-Herald
VIM. Russell and family are
over from Harvey.
Onion se,s At Voegily's 10 cents
Ter pound while they last.
+. Crowley was a business
visitor one day this week.
w. A. Hopkins was up from
the lake district Wednesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Hotchkiss last Friday. June p,
a son.
Jones chain mowers and rakes
SS5 while they last at c. II. Voeg-
tly's.
Frank Nichols and family have
gone to Walla Walla on a short
business trip.
For Homestead Looaiions see
NJ. FnzGerald the pioneer Land
Locater Of Harvey County.
Roy Bunyard and Ross Good
low we're down from the saw
mill Monday TO look after some
land matters before the local
land Office. They were accom-
panied by their wives.
Geo. Shaw and wife took their
departure Monday morning for
Halsey. Linn county. where they
will reside for the present Mr..
Shaw took about 20 head Of hor-
ses over. which he viii place ON
the market
John Thomson of the Red Bay
mine and the Fremont Power
Co. in Baker county arrived here
Monday. He has gone out 10 the
STEMS Mountain section for a
few days. Mr.. Thomson has
been wanting 10 see the Harney
country for some time and avail
ed himself Of the first opportuni-
ty. He is well pleased with It's
magnifcense and as his company
has a great electrical power
plant, he sees possibilities Of do
ing something with il by putting
a line through 10 transmit the
juice.
Sunday, a valuable race horse
belonging 10 Henry Richardson.
and brought over from Condor
by Volney Officer this week died
at the fair ground stables last
night. He took sick yesterday
morning and DR.. Geary was TAX
en- TO the stall 10 try 10 do some
thing for him. but he failed. /
The horse acted very peculiar
and seemed 10 suffer intense pain. /
None of the horsemen or the
Doctor had ever seen a horse I
act as he did. Sunday was a fine
racer and made his maiden effort .
over the Burns course. He had
been raced throughout the circuit,
including Seattle and other points
and was capable Of going in fast
company. He seemed TO be
sound as a dollar without a blem-
ish. Mr.. Officer speeded him a
short distance yesterday morning
and is under the impression that
the horse may have hurt himself
internally which caused his
death.
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job priuting-The Times Herald
Fred Haines was over from
Harvey on business the first of
the week.
You can buy a Jones chain
mower and rake for $S5 at c. II.
Voegtly's.
Frank Griffin has just arrived
from outside points. He spent
the past winter in Ontario.
! ID. w. C. Brown, Dentist. otfic
in the ne~ stone building north of
the Poet Office.
II. C. Whitworth left yester-
day on a business trip to Harvey
county. - Ontario Democrat.
am selling out my Jones chain
mowers and rakes-$S5 while
they lasts. Get one now-C. II.
Voegtly.
Robt. Gilcrest was in the city
a few days during the week. He
has gone TO the jenkins Bros.
ranches 10 work.
Mrs Drinkwater's new Milli-
merry, trimmings, etc, personally
selected stock. Is now on display.
Ladies should call nj once.
Mrs. c. A. Sweek returned
home Thursday from an extend
ed visit to her daughter. Mrs. Ed
Southworth in Bear valley.
II. NJ. Horton came down from
the saw mill Thursday. He is
spending much Of his time up at
the mill during the busy season.
J. A. Tanning is up from Dog
Mountain looking after the Office
work Of Archie MCGOWAN during
the latter's absence on business
in Portland.
Lost-A white Russian wolf
hound by James Mahon. He
would appreciate any information
leading 10 its recovery. Leave
word or bring the dog either 10
this Office or James Hicks at the
Brewery saloon.
J. II. Logan was over from
Harvey the first Of the week on
a visit 10 his son Assessor Log
gan. He has recently been ap-
pointed postmaster at Harvey
and will build him an Office at
once We understand.
w. G. Holder one of our new
homesteaders at Dog mountain.
arrived home from Pendleton
last Saturday accompanied by his
family. Mr.. Holder and his sons
came here last fall and they all
took land. His wife and daught-
er remained in Pendleton where
Miss Holder graduated from the
high school the first of this month.
Ras Lewis and wife arrived
here yesterday from Crook coun-
ty and are the guests of friends.
Mr.. Lewis had been breaking
horses over at Prineville. but
was unfortunate. He was kick
ed on the left arm by a horse
four weeks ago which broke the
bones necessitating a lay off.
Ras is one of the most successful
and thorough horse breakers in
the west.
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Garden seed Of all kinds at C. n,
VOegtly's.
Mrs. F. f. Wilmarth has gone
to Washington d. c.
Corey Smyth and family were
up from their Narrows home q
few days this week.
Mrs. A. X. Richardson has
gone to Utah on an extended
visit 10 relatives.
c. s. johnson and family are
over from their home near Van
on a visit to relatives.
DR.. w. L. Marsden will leave
tomorrow for Bear valley where
he goes to spend a day or two on
the stock ranch.
W. d. Huffman and his son
Will were here during the week
on court business. They left for
home Wednesday afternoon.
N. A. Barrett has returned
from Canyon City and is at pres
ent assisting Joe Tupker in look
ing after the sales Of machinery
and vehicles.
Mrs. Adam George wishes US
10 announce that the berry sea-
] son is now on and that people are
invited TO come out and pick them
off at 20 cents a gallon.
This warm weather has one re-
deeming feature the wind blows
sufficiently TO keep rooms cool and
the windmills going so that gar
dens and lawns are doing well.
Every body! Come and register
in our Free Registration Book. so
that your friends can find you.
SMITH a. SwEEK's,
Real Estate Office
The Times-Herald has just re-
ceived the most complete and ele-
giant line Of Job stock ever
brought 10 Harney county.
When you need printing call and
see.
Geo. Smyth and wife have been
up from Andrews the past week
20 look after their interests in
the suit with VIM. Huffman for
the possession of some valuable
land.
j. j. Tupker has a S-horse pow
er gasoline engine in operation
at his establishment. Those who
wish 10 see one run and find what
il can do may see ID practical de-
monstration.
Nollie Reed has taken a posi-
ton in the City Drug Store. We
understand Mr.. Jackson, who has
been in the store since last fall.
viii soon take up his residence on
his farm near Lawen.
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News.

venger's fine line
Koper was a visitor
dI1hg the week.
hrenlsies in packages
ur> City Drug Store.
lison has some fine
Hell. See him at
IA Vas over from his
h0ne this week after
cnorrapher Coleman
ting come over to take
h tho Huffman-Smyth
,kins and family have
the mountains the
atching fish and rus
bufs Linens and Bonds,
. En- velopes. Station
asions all latest aud
isy Drug Store.
ff{. y representative
onR & Co. printing
rtlnnd. was looking
as here Wednesday.
buy 800 acres of raw
irssroved sage brush
b. well located.
e.. u. LINTHACuM.
Burns. Oregon.
4. laughter of Prof.
A. billiard. is expect
bis afternoon from
sbere she has been
" normal. |
friiows tha. want to
IN Jnck horses, will
viii n Cracker Jack
nam YOU right for S15 |
,rivilrge free OF charge |
MM STEWART. !
frett, a painter and |
r Of Pendleton. came
he Holders and ex-
Iic here permanently. |
veil recommended as 1
rkmnn. /
nbo. an old time va
action. was over
|coler county ranch 1
this week under the
Mnrsden. He had
u while shoeing a
~ threatened with
II anne over from his
K home yesterday |
10 very fine Black
nares. They weigh
p rs. respectively.
ckng a young colt
ristered mares and
nncrs in any country.
fgS has been over
n Ontario this week.
bpsiness being one
Ieyf in the Huffman
/ Dalt states that
Ill James has been
81 with measels and
g an attack Of pneu-
iftle man is recov-
crk j. q. Cawlheld
the railroad TO meet
nd daughter. Mrs.
y been visiting in
several weeks and
is returning from
MOURN in that state
rs been under medi-
nt They arrived in
e<ening. J
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-10-10

Mr.. william A. Radford win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining TO tho
paper. On account Of his wide expe-
Renee as Editor, Author and Manufac-
turer, he is. without doubt. the highest
authority on all these subjects. Address
all Inquiries 20 William A.. Radford. No.
iA Fifth Ave, Chicago, Ill, and only
enclose two cent stamp for reply.
A cement block house IS feet long
by 81 feet wide without. measuring
the porches. is given in this plan. The
first cement block houses were expen-
sive and unsatisfactory. because no
n knew how TO make the blocks or
how TO avoid the many little dificui-
ties that presented themselves. Me
chanical ingenuity. however. and our
acquired knowledge OF mixing cement
gravel, broken stone and cinders, with
improved block making machines.
have simpllhed matters until It Is now
quite possible 10 build a better-house
Of cement for less money than the
ordinary wooden houses cost
OF course there are many side Is
sues which affect this general state
ment. In some parts OF the country
the right kind Of sand and stone Is
abundant n other places it must
be brought from a distance. In ce-
ment construction one OF the greatest
problems is the cost OF teaming the
heavy materials necessary 70 make
the blocks. but there are locations
where the block machines may be
set down on the lot where the house
is to be built and the gravel or sand
from the cellar excavation used 10
the mixture that goes through the
block machine. In a case OF this kind
the only teaming necessary Is TO have
the bags OF cement. the millwork
joists and lumber necessary for the
floors and the shingles and rafters for
the roof.
In building a cement block house.
where stone Is plentiful. Il Is a good
plan to lay M a stone wall 10 the
Grade and TO plaster the wall on the
outside With a layer Of cement mortar
20 keep the dampness from the
ground from striking through into the
cellar Tho top OF this stone wall
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also receives a Goa OF cement mortar.
Ia fact the O that compose the
wall are laid In cement and the inter
suees are hHed with spails imbedded
IN the soft cement mortar This
makes a very solid stone wall and a
splendid foundation for the cement
blocks
one ~difhculty which has been over.
come is the designing of cement
blocks that 30 Ia around the windows
and doors and that match right NJ
the corners without the necessity of
making a whole lot OF blocks % cspc.
cIal sizes Cement blocks are large
aud the vail goos up quickly when