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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
AM ERIcAN FORK.

James Doyle. one OF American ForL,s
popular and well-known young men. and
young lady of Lehi, were married at fhe
home of Mr.. Doyle's parents in the First
ward Wednesday night. A reception was
given the young people I'm honor of the
occasion. the members of the immediate
families being the invited guests Mr.. ana
Mrs. Doyle will make their home here.
Francis Miner of Provo, who has been
visiting here for the past week, left Tues
day for weeks visit in Fairfield
On Tuesday evening the students Of the
eighth grade, in connection with Miss
Lottie Owens. instructor in music at the
public schools, gave their teacher Prof
J. B. Forbes. a very pleasant surprise at At
his home in the First ward. The rooms
were very beautifully decorated with III
laos, and delightful luncheon was
served. The school orchestra was nresenf
and furnished some choice selections of
music. -
Randolph Borgenson of Salt Lake CITY
Is here visiting with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Cunningham.
Mrs. Roy W. Gardner was the guest of
Mrs May Greenwood at Lehi Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Barratt Jr of Snan-
ish Fork, formerly residents of this place.
spent part of the week here visiting with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Storrs. who have
spent the past ten days visiting relatives
In Springville and Mapleton, have return
Miss Maggie wheelan spent the fore
part of the week in Provo visiting with
friends and relatives.
Miss Emily Borgensen of Santanuin.
who has been teaching school at AIpIne'
has returned to her home.
Mrs George Cunningham and Mrs.
Randolph Borgenson visited in Iehi the
fore part of the week, the guests of Mrs.
Roy Roberts.
Mrs. John Kelly. who was called to E1,-
reka ten days ago by the serious Illness
of her little granddaughter. Miss Eva
Taylor, has returned home.
Mr.: and Mrs. A, 9. Beebe OF Provo
spent Sunday and Monday In this city the
guests Of Mrs. Beebe's mother. Mrs.
Thomas Barratt Sr.
Mrs. Bessie Newman has returned f.
her home in Salt Lake City, after very
pleasant visit here with her brother, W.
ID. Edmonds.
Miss Geneva Bradford of Spanish Fork
spent Sunday and Monday in this CITY Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Mrs. r. ". Brinton of Salt Lake City is
visiting here the guest of her mother,
Mrs, w. 7. Brown.
Miss Lillian Youngberg of Salt Lake
was the guest of Miss Lapriei Gardner the
fore part of the week.
Miss Mae Whitby of Alpine was the
guest OF friends here the fore part of the
week.
Miss Lizzie Thornton spent Monday and
Tuesday In Provo visiting with friends
Miss Nina Houston. deputy county
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EPHRAIM.

Professor Joseph Y Jensen entertained
the members of the Snow academy fac
ulty and their wives at his home on south
Main street Thursday evening.
Mrs. \. f. Petersen and Christian An
derson Kalby were united In marriage st
the Manti temple Wednesday recep-
ton was given in the evening at the
brides home on West First North street
The Relief society of the South ward
rendered Grandma -Dorius a surprise party
at her home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. L. BrienhOlt enter
tanned the family and number OF friends
at their home Wednesday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Brienhoit
On Friday evening, May II, a farewell
party will be given at the pavilion in
honor of Mr.. Fred Jorgenson. Mr.. Jorgen-
son will leave on the 18th for the mis-
sion fields OF Scandinavia.
Mrs c. ]. Christensen Of Idaho Falls,
Ida. is visiting. with Mrs. ]. P. Christen-
sen in this city.
The faculty Of the academy gave q
dancing party at the assembly hail FRI
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Campbell of Mt Pleas
ant were visiting with friends in Eph-
rain the first of the week.
Miss Geraldine Hougaard of Manti IS
visiting with her sister, Mrs Andrew F.
Thorpe and friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Petersen enter
tanned a party OF friends at their home
Sunday evening.
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PARK CITY.

Harry Campbell returned to the city
Sunday afternoon after pleasant visit in
this city with his family.
Miss Jennie Lewis entertained few
of her friends at her home on Par kave-
nue. Thursday afternoon The young peo-
pie amused themselves with games and
music, and refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Mrs. DR.. Lecompte and daughter, Miss
Hannah, are visiting in Salt Lake with
relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Murphy and little son Vim
cent left Sunday afternoon for Nevada,
where they Will join Mr.. Murphy
The members of the local BARRIERS
union met in regular session Wednesday
evening and after iisposing OF all the
business refreshments were served and
a pleasant evening was spent by the
bunch.
Mr. and Mrs. James Price and children
returned from a pleasant visit in Salt
Lake Thursday morning.
Mrs. Lee Mcclellan is visiting in Salt
Lake for few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Reiche.
Miss Esther Gidley, a popular young
lady of this city, and Harry Porter of
Salt Lake, were quietly married at that
place this week: Their many friends here
wish them long and happy married
life
Frank Moyle returned to this city
Thursday morning after an absence Of
six months and will take up his place
in the bank again as usual
Bert Pape spent Sunday in the Park
visiting with his mother. Mrs Lloyd
A number of the friends of Miss Ethel
Doyle planned and carried out a very
successful surprise party on her at her
home Thursday evening About twenty
five girls and boys were present and a
good time was had by playing games
Several musical numbers were also given.
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MURRAY.

Mrs. Arthur Pauley was visiting heI
mother. Mrs. S. Harrop, at Salt Lake one
day this week.
Mrs. Ernest Mastin has returned home
after a pleasant visit with relatives in the
east.
Mrs. D. H. Elder of Sandy visited the
local lodge of Yeomen Friday evening
Mrs. Melvin Fisher of Salt Lake was
visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry Brown
the fore part of the week
Miss Eunice Jackson was pleasantly
surprised by the members of her class at
her home on Seventeenth South street
Friday evening. A delightful evening was
spent in games and music, after which
delicious refreshments were served
Mrs. Bert Vincent returned to her home
in Bingham Tuesday after a brief visit
with her sister.
Mrs Elizabeth Moore left Saturday
evening for Scranton, Pa, where she will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Mary James.
A plano recital will be given shortly by
some of the pupils of Mrs. Alta Mawson
at her studio on State street
Mrs. Nora Dimond leaves shortly for
Norwich to join her husband, who is la
boring in the mission field there.
Mr.. and Mrs Oleander have returned
home from Los Angeles and will spend
the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs BodeIl have moved to Salt
Lake for permanent residence.
Miss L. Cahoon entertained a number OF
Poplar street.
The ward held their annual entertain.
ment at the stake house Friday evening
A good crowd was present. and after the
work had been gone over. the COMMITTEES
on refreshments invited all to STAY and
partake of the dainties
The Woman lodge of Murray visited the
local lodge at Salt Lake one night this
week. where a delightful time was had by
all. They had a special car reserved foy
their benefit and went two hundred
strong.
The young people Of the amusemen,
committee gave a reception Wednesday
evenings In the assembly hall In honor OF
John Pixton, who has just recently re-
turned home from Germany. A musical
program was carried out, after which
light refreshments were served
Miss Hadly of Bear Lake IS in town Wis.
iting Mrs. Sid Reynolds
Miss Jennie Duchane of Salt Lake was
the guest of Miss Effie Gardener the fore
part of the week
Warren Lyon was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening by the members of his
Sunday school class. There were about
twenty members present, and a good time
was had by all.
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Refreshments were Served by Mrs. Doyle
and she was assisted by Misses Susie
and Lizzie Shields
Mrs. G. Z. Hedges was a Salt Lake
visitor this week
Rev. Father Roser of All Hallows col
lege and Rev. Father Donovan Of Bos-
ton spent Thursday in the Park the
guest of Father GalIigan.
Mrs. Henry Welsh entertained the Card
club at her home Thursday evening.
A very successful surprise party was
planned and carried out on the Misses
Alice and Blanche Deighton, Friday
evening, the occasion being the seven
tenth birthday of the young ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan 3. Shields returned
home Friday morning after a few days
visit IN Provo and Salt Lake.
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Johnson. were entertained Monday at the

johnson, were entertained Monday at the
home of Mrs. W. s. Cannon
Mrs. Mary Klopenstine visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Bemis, of Salt Lake, dur
ing the first of the week
At the Weodmens meeting Saturday
night, Fred i. Bassett was elected lodge
manager. Mr.. Bassett was recently APP
pointed walking delegate for the carpen-
ters union of Bingham.
Miss Rose Stephens spent a week In
camp with her brother, Tom Stephens
and family.
c. II. Roberts left Saturday for Los An
geles, where he expects to stay about q
month, and hopes on his return to be
accompanied by Mrs. Roberts, who will
remain in Bingham during the summer
months.
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number OF the older girls who re-
call the fascinating Jimmie" Heidi,
and the big. good-natured Hartman of
the Twelfth. will be glad to learn that
Jimmie" is up to his old tricks, hav-
ing, according to all accounts, carried
on a desperate Irritation with the
grandmother OF the bride at a recent
wedding at which he was in actual
service" At the banquet which fol-
lowed. he is reported to have reminded
the company that there are still bach
elors to be had-meaning doubtless
Jimmie" Heidi.
Military social affairs may be expect
ed TO take on a new lease OF life at the
post on the hill With the advent Of a
new sweet girl graduate" and one
who is certain TO become belle, too.
and the addition of two brides before
the sailing of the regiment, there VIII
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be much doing in social way in the
next few weeks.
There's a pleasant little cottage
which embodies all the ideals of real
hospitality which viii be a rather sad,
deserted looking place when the fair
young mstron who presides there goes
to make her new home in the land of
flowers. There will be many good
wishes and much real regret at the de-
parture of both her and her genial hus-
band.
The annual June crop is beginning to
Iipen, and the indications are that the
little blind fellow with his arrows has
been going soma during the past win
ter and the early spring days. The
matrimonial crop is, after all, tbs real
June output. no matter how the other
things thrive.
DOHL BARET.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

4077-Frank G. Eastman, Salt Lake.
Bonnie flanagan, Salt Lake.
407S-Arthur G. MatSOn, Bingham.
Emile Hartman, Bingham.
4O79-Felix J. McShane, Omaha
Doris Smalley Kress. Saint Lake
40s0-C. s. Rice HALEY, Ira
Della NJ. McEatyne, Haley, Ida
40s1-Charles Sperry, Denver, Colo.
Carrie R0deman, Denver, Colo
Samuel NJ. Parker, Fort Douglas.
Della ]. Richards. Salt Lake.
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AFFAIRS MATRIMONIAL.

The first of the large weddings of the
spring season will be that of Miss
Della Janet Richards. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Richards, to Lieuten-
ant Samuel Minter Parker, which will
take place next Wednesday evening in
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TEAcHERl TEAcHERI

Special rates for you to Los Angeles
June LIST to July End. Salt Lake Route.
News just received. Please call at 100
s. Main St for full information It will
interest YOU
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| GO ANYWHERE

To photograph anything.
Harry Simpler. commercial photogra.
pher ISL So. Main. Both phones.
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JAP-A-LAC--a varnish and stain
combined. Wears like iron. Bennett
Glass & Paint Co., 81 W. First South,
are state agents.
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Addison Cain entertained at a lunch
con Friday at the Commercial club. his
guests being his mother, Mrs. Caroline
Cain, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Nell of
Chicago
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 22-Health Of
ficer Calhoun has condemned the city jail
and ordered Chief of Police Wappenstein
to vacate at the earliest possible moment
The notice served on Chief Wappenstein
says the place is unsanitary and unfit to
be used Mayor Moore declares the city
jail Is In better condition now than II
ever was.
WALLA WAL1iA-Louis Eddy of Aso-
tin county, who has been convicted OF
horse stealing and sentenced to serve
three years in the penitentiary, is still
trying to break into the prison and is
still barred from its hospitality. He is
In the city and applies daily to the prison
authorities to know If anything new has
been received in connection with his case.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are reported to
have been closed by Messrs. Muckler and
Wightman, promoters of the new shore
line interurban railway between Tacoma
and Seattle, for the purchase of all OF
section 13, northeast of Tacoma, for $780,
coo. The tract was bought from the Wey-
erhaeuser Timber company.
NORTH YAKIMA-Interest in the forth
coming municipal campaign has been In
creased by the announcement that Henry
H. Lombard, one of the leading mer-
chants of the city, will be candidate
for mayor In opposition to Philip Arm
bruster, who is running on the municipal
ownership platform,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
MISSOURI

GALENA, Mo-, Oct 22.-Mrs. Amanda
Finnegan, widow, aged SO years. living
with Luther Oswalt sixteen miles south
of hers, who got lost in cedar thicket
Monday, was found yesterday in corn
field half q mile from home. She lived
only thirty minutes after being FOUND.
A large force of men spent several days
searching for her. The field mice nao
eaten the back out of her sunbonnet and
Enawed the hair and skin on the back OF
her head considerably.
JEFFERSON CITY-The engine room
at the greenhouse was destroyed by IRE
Sunday night.
Group No. of the Missouri State
Bankers association meets here. The
sessions will be held in the circuit court
room at the county court house.
Christoper Columbus Cole of Tulsa, l.
T., and Miss Aubrey Cecil Rudd will be
married. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the Methodist church.
Jurors have been drawn for the Novem-
ber term of the circuit court. Those from
Jefferson township are: Gus Rodeman,
Herman Tenner, John w. Schneider,
Thomas G.. Nilges, Theodore B. Schultz,
Charles E. Shockley, Ed r. Hogg,
Andrew Nelhorn, Charles Huegel, John
H. Burns, w. A. Dallmeyer and G.. A.
Smith.
ST. JOSEPH-An unknown man was
smothered to death in an overturned
car Of shelled corn at Fifth and Cedar
streets. The man Is believed to have
been tramp. He had gained entrance
to the car by climbing over a sideboard
which has been put in the doors of the
car A switch engine backed down a
sidetrack to get the car. According to
the trainmen the switch engine backed
too hard and overturned the car. Papers
~.p. I-1As. Ix@x<n
the name of T. N. Thatcher of Garden
City, Kas.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
TEXAS

FORT WORTH, Tex, Oct. 22.-Gid r.
Turner, promoter OF one interurban line
between this city and Mineral Wells by
way Of Weatherford, was here and eaid
that he would finish the line within ten
months.
LLANO-S. d. Raineer shipped two cars
OF pecans to st. Louis. More than 5000
pounds of the nuts were marketed here.
GONZALES-There are over 27s0 bales
of cotton in the local warehouse and 5245
on the yards. against 12,06O bales last
year.
The turkey crop is not only late, but
short, this season and shipments will not
begin until the middle of November.
AUsTIN-H. B. TerreiIs one of the
owners of the Waco Star and member of
the Legislature from McLennap county,
was here this morning. Mr.. Terrell said
he will be a candidate for the senate from
McLennan county next year.
HOCSTON-Gus Whatley, a stove r.
pairer left Houston on June 30 and has
not been heard of since. He has an aged
mother at Humble, who is seriously Ill
and very anxious to see her son.
TEMPLE-A party of surveyors work
ing for the Missouri, Kansas s. Texas
railway is now encamped and at work al
a point within three miles of this city in
a westerly direction.
MExIA-That Mexia is soon to have
another railroad there can be but little
doubt r. W. Stefer, an experienced en-
gineer, has been employed and is now
taking view Of the country between
Mexia and Fairfield, and as soon as the
veying corps will be organized and sur
veys will be made to procure the mos
practical route.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
MAINE

PoRTI, AND. Me-, Oct. PA joint meet
ing of the organization of fourtn-olass
postmasters of Cumberland and York
counties was held in this city. These dele
gates to the midwinter state meeting OF
fourth-class postmasters of Maine, TO pc
held in Augusta, We're choseh' r. M.
Hawks Intervale Joseph Raynes, var
mouthyille: C. l.. Dow, West PoWnai;
Addison Jones, South Freeport; A. A.
Thing. North Shaplelgh; b. 0. Gold
waite. Biddeford Pool; e. 70. Swasey,
Limerick; ]. M. Davis, Webhannet'
FOxCROFT-The annual encampment
of the Main department, Union veterans
union, adjourned.
Department Commander Charles j..
House presided UP to the election, when
he presented the new head, Wainwright
Gushing of Dover. The other orhcers
chosen were George w. White of Brewer,
first assistant department commander;
o. B. Williams of Sangerville, second
assistant department commander; WINS
low s. Oakland, Togus, assistant surgeon
general John z. True OF Auburn, cnap-
lain. Frank Goss of Auburn, ]. w. r.
Johnson of Gardiner, A. A. Nichols of
Augusta, q. T. Douglass of Dover, G. II.
French of Brewer Jefferson Savage or
slsovhegan, Charles eewell of Togus,
Fred Talbot of East Machias, executive
committee.
BREWER-Fire destroyed the boiler
house of the Smith Planning Mil COM
pany here. The building burned was
occ,Ipied by the brush handle factory OF
George w. Patten, whose entire plant
was destroyed.
BIDDEFoRD-L. B, Merrill of North
Parsonfield has pig with eight legs,
four ears, and below the head and neck,
two perfect bodies. The animal is~ very
small, having lived but one hour.
AJGUSTA---The board Of railroad COM
mlssioners refused the application of the
Sebasticook & Moosehead railroad for
permission TO cross at grade the tracks
Of the Maine Central at Pittsfeld.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
PENNSYLVANIA

YORK, Pa, Oct. 22.-Jacob Dettinger,
aged SO years, of this city committed
suicide in unusual manner. Placing a
stick of dynamite in his mouth and hold
ing 1t in his right hand Dettinger ex-
ploded the dynamite, blowing his head off.
WASHINGTON-The property at Clays-
ville formerly belonging to the United
Brethren congregation at that place, has
been sold to the First Christian congre-
cation of Claysville for $25Oo
GREENSBURG-Con John d.
Hitchman will advertise for proposals
for the erection of a bridge over the
Monongahela river between Donora and
Webster. The structure will be built by
Westmoreland and Washington counties.
KITTANING-Kittan consumers OF
natural gas have received a circular
letter from the American Natural Gas
company announcing that after the nexi
reading of meters the price of gas will
be q cents thousand cubic feet, instead
of 20 cents, as at present.
CONNELLSvILLE-A Alleging that care
lessness of West Penn Railway company
employees caused her to be caught in c
coil of trolley rope last April and dragged
seventy feet, resulting in serious injuries
Mrs. Henry C. May of South Connells-
against the company.
NEW KENSINGTON-C. w. Stenger OF
New Kensington. ]. F. Horton and #. A.
Rider of Pittsburg are at the head of the
New Kensington Ice and Cold Storage
company, which has been incorporated
under the laws of Delaware.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-23
NEBRASKA

PLATTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct. Pm. M
Robertson, G. A. Durham, John X. Wep-
ster John A. Ehrhardt M. Dowling ano
George H. Thummel of Omaha visited
the Nebraska Masonic home, being ap-
pointed by the grand lodge for that pur-
pose :,
John ]. Roberts of South Bend, aged q
years, ard Miss Maude M McRae OF
Greenwood, aged q years, were united
IN marriage In the home of the bride s
parents. Rev. C. A. Huycke of the Chris
tian church officiated.
AINSwORTH-A. j. Warrick. proprie-
tor of the Airsworth house, leased 1t for
one year to A. Watkins, who Will take
possession of it November /. Mr. Warrick
will move into his residence on the west
side Of Main street.
FREMoNI-The city council awarded
the contract for the construction OF the
stock for the water works to Il. White-
field for s529S5O. This is s1700 above the
offer of the Weber company of Chicago
for O reinforced concrete stack.
TECUMSEH-Several months ago the
BARRIERS of Tecumseh advanced the prices
of shave from 10 to is cents and a
slight advance was made N some or tne
other work This ran along smoothly Tor
a while, when one firm was of the opin-
ion another was not staying by the agree
ment The result has been the announce
ment by one of the firms that hereafter
shaves will be 10 cents again, and other
prices have dropped. The other shops
will meet the price.
doLDLREDGD, Neb., Oct. 22.-Ar i'm
portant busir ess deal was made In Hol-
dredgc this afternoon in which Q. e. Har-
man and J. C. Ridnour became the own
err, and proprietors of the Hampton hotel
one of the best hotel properties in west
ern Nebraska.
AINSWoRTH-Typho fever is cpl
demic is Charles Fry's family OF SD
| children. One young woman Is dead ant
the other five children are very Sick
| COLuMBiJS-The farmer who planted
potatoes-is strictly in 1t this season ant
reaping big money r. V. Liscoe plantee
eleven acres last spring and Be has reap,
ed harvest from the eleyerf> acres tna'
brought him $1,000.
FALLS CITY-Clyde Ellington, who is
being held for the murder of Cherisa
Wilson. asked to be taken to the parper
shop that he might be shaved. It is sus-
pected thai he would kill himself II given
the opportunity.
HASTINGS-NIiss Marie Pterson and
Charles Davidson were married at the
home of tho BRIDES parents, Mr.. and MRS
7. p. Peterson. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Lee H. Young Of St
Marks Episcopal church. They will re-
side OF Ogalalla Neb.
FORT CALHOUN-Carl Schmidt Fort
Calhoun resIdent died from the excessive
use of liqucr. Mr.. Schmidt was mem
her of the Knights of the Maccabees
Woodmen oe the Word, Modern Wood
men of America and Masonic lodges OF
Calhoun ami the Ancient Order of United
Worlmen of Irvington. He was heavily
insured.
YORK-The Republican county central
committee has arranged with c. II. Al
drich of David City, the present state
SENATOR from Butler and Seward coun-
ties, to make several campaign speeches
In this county
FREMONT-Casp Graber, prominent
German resident of this CITY, died at MS
home at the age Of &c. He was born al
Nauhe.m, Prussia, and served in the
Franco-Prusrian war with great credit
He came to this country thirty years ago