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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-17
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
Taxes due upon assessments made by the
state board Of equalization. controllers de
psrtment, state OF California.
Sacramento, Oct. Is. 1905
IN accordance with the provisions Of section
sooe OF the political code. notice is hereby
given that have received from the state board
OF equalization the Duplicate Record of As
sessmeuts Of Rsflwayss' and the ssDnnlirate
ments, containing the assessments upon the
property OF each Of the following named asso-
board OF equalization for the year 1908. viz:
Central Pacifc Railway Company. South Pa
.;i'.S 1osst haaiway company, southern Pacific
way Company, Southern California Motor Road
Company the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railway COMPANY. San Pedro los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad COMPANY. Northwestern pa
cihe Railroad Company, Western Pacific Rail
way Company, Boca and Loyalton Railroad
COMPANY Sierra Railway Company of Call
fornia, Pacific Coast Railway Company, Nevada
California Oregon Railway Company. Sierra
Valleys Railway Company. PaJaro Valley Con
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, Lake Tahoe
Railway and Transportation Company. Northern
Electric Railway Company Yosemite Valley
Railroad Company. Vallejo, Benieia and Napa
Valley Railroad Company. Tonopah and Tide
water Railroad Company, Ocean Shore Railway
and the Pullman Company.
The state and county taxes all personal
property and one-half Of the state and county
payable. and will be delinquent on the last
Monday in November next az 8 o'clock D. m.
and unless paid to the state treasurer at the
Capitol prior thereto ner cent viii be added
10 the amount thereof; and unless so paid on
or before the last Monday in April next at
o'clock D. N. an additional per cent will
be added 10 the amount thereof. The remaining
o1e-half Of the state and county taxes on ali
real property will be due and payable at any
time after the first Monday In January NEXT
and viii be delinquent on the last Monday In
April next at o'clock p n. and unless paid
10 the state treasurer at the Capitol prior
thereto > per cent will be added to the amount
A p NyE. st.<a con.rol,ar
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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Twin Liners Mariposa and Alameda Will
Sail Together for the South Seas

The Oceanic steamship company's
twin liners Mariposa and Alameda win
both sail at IL o'clock this morning for
the south seas, and each vessel will
carry large number of passengers.
Ihe' Alameda, Captain Dowdell. will
leave for Honolulu. and the Mariposa.
captain Hayward. for Tahiti. These
TWO liners are famous the world over
as the champion time keepers. They
! earned their reputation on the Austria
nan run and still live up TO II
among the passengers on the Mari
posa are a number whose destination
is New Zealand and some who intend
10 remain in Tahiti for an extended
visit. Among the latter is Lieutenant
L. Aldridge. of the British navy. who
arrived here few days ago from Brit
Ism Columbia with his bride. He is on
an extended leave and expects to spend
most OF II honeymooning in the south
seas. DIR. 7. p. Cleveland an eastern
Heolco and writer of some note. is
dhother passenger who expects to re-
main In Tahiti for year or more DR..
cleveland has travelled all over the
world. He visited Tahiti some wears
ago and believes il TO be nearest to an
tied
}. d. Dreher, the United States con
SUI az Papeete, will be a passenger on
the Mariposa- Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hunt
OF Fresno will make the round trip on
the Mariposa
The Mariposa's. passengers will in
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale stock of
groceries, etc. formerly the property of Henry
Trautvetter and located at Second and Bartlett
sts.. Richmond, Contra Costa coHnty. California.
An inventory OF the stock may be seen at the
Francisco.
Sealed bids are solicited. TO be addressed to
the undersigned at "a Drumm ST., San Francisco
and 10 be delivered on or before SATURDAY
October II, zoos, at p. n. A certified check
current funds for 10 per cent of the amount
offered must accompany each bid, returnsble only
in case OF rejection OF bid. Right reserved to
reject any and all bids. Terms cash FulI
amount OF purchase price required upon award
of property. l. E. NORRIS, Trustee.
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DEATHS

ALyES-In this city. October 15, 1905, Diana.
dearly beloved wife OF Joseph Alves dauSh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William Zorn.
sister OF Mrs Sam Engiander. and aunt OF
Joseph Englander and Mrs ID. Casab. a na-
tire OF Germany.
Friends and acQusintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Satur-
day.. at $50 o'clock a. m, from her late
residence, 423S Eighteenth street thence 10
the Church OF the Holy Redeemer Diamond
street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth. 1.
where requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repoee OF her soul, commencing at s:45
o'clock a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery,
by carriage.
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MARRIAGES

ADAMSON- this city. October
H. 1908, by the Rev. A. C. Bane Osborn
Adamson and Annie L. Chislett, both Of San
Francisco
KEUDSEN-PARKER--In this city. October 10
1908, Rev. A. l.. Knuisen OF Kern CITY and
Miss Kathryn E. Parker of San Francisco
WILLIAMS -SAAIuELS-In this city October
z. 1908, by the Rev. DR.. kaplan. William g.
Williams and Florence L. SamueIs.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Friday, October IS, 1905:
Sewell S. Reed. 81, Oakland, and Anna Do
herty Is. Melrose.
Fred Stenberg. 23. and Anna Boyesson %
both of 4os Mississippi ST.
Clarence l.. Hughes. 2s Modesto. and Bessie
l.. Zurcher. 23 San Jose.
Thomas F. Mullen, 81. Oakland, and Clara
Miller. Is. 1883 McAllister ST.
OAKLAND, Oct 1e.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Frank l.. Taylor. 40. and Alice L. Langley
23, both of Oakland.
Thomas Fl. wills 80, Grass Valley, New.
and Winifred E. Gilman, H. Oakland.
Ralph F. Piekit. &C. and Carrie Cottrell, %
both Of Carson City, Nev.
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LEGAL NoTrCEs-continued
NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK FOR NONPAY
MEST OF ASSESSMENT.

MEST OF ASSESSMENT.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Location OF principal place OF business. No. 81
Eleventh street. 80 the city and county of Sar
Francisco and state of California.
Notice is hereby given that there is delinquent
upon the following described capital stock of the
Ocean Shore Railway Company account of as
Sessment heretofore. 20 wit. on the 10th day OF
September. A u. 1905. levied thereupon. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the re
spective. share holders as follows. viz:
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either of the publication offices and be fndorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
published once in this column free es charge.
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BIRTHS

GIADwIN-In this city. October l. 1908. to
the wife of George "A Gladwin. a daughter.
HOCKING-In this city. October IL 1908. to
the wife OF W. b. Hooking, son.
JESSEN-In this city October H. 1905. TO the
wife of James W. lessen. a daughter
JUNGBLUT-In this city. October 15. 1908. to
the wife OF Otto A. Jungblut. SON.
SCHILLER-In this city. October u, 1908, to
the wife Of Otto F. Schiller a son.
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NOTICE of sale to discharge lien-Notice is here
By given that will sell at public auction at
1890 Webster St, on October 81 at 10 O'Clock
a. m. Peerless. one Edison and Zono-
phone phonogrsph, the property Of F. H. Good
man. Said monographs will be sold TO dis
charge and satisfy lien thereon. LOUIS
KATZ. 1890 Webster st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

BETTER THAN A RANKtt
nat - Nnst Your Investment Means IA the
lOEWE TRACT
IN tLe Excelsior District, San Francisco
1Ae iot ooesn z bust ups and nobody goes "a
- lo- risteHI ing your ssvifrsA Fon control
- @-l%s part OF i yourself. and beforc your lot IS
80 Tor = returns you a Ear greater interest
Ilon. - = Nf--eS --se-'o-
our cariines and . schools
- Take Onondsgz- Polk Isrffn Tnrleside San
t steueo or Cemeteries car 10 Mission st snd Rus
- -. Zone to-day Come Sunday. Tract OF.
NC corner Vienna St and Russia av
7 T. A. oBsRMETER AGENT
80 Van Ness aF- corner Grove st
Tel Marker 522e
send for descriptive folder p"
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Brings comm and a Few Fnr.

Continued on Page Nineteen
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BE YOUR OWN LANToRD

DE Aoik OWN LANLORD.
fol 80 per month and $500 cash you can buv n
ILe.l new h0ngaiow 81 3 rooms and bath on a
- tee' 'front.' price Sl-45o; splendid soil; you
~ &c pleasure of living IN the country with
- oohFeiAences; IL makes your children healthy
80 s,tons bHrlingsme Is only - minutes from
- c,,k, - fast :. p. r. r. trains daily. and
80 mission 81 electric cars. fne sewer and
49, 49,. ~ stems; grand climate; good schools:
54Il lnsame station. Office opposite
-A"N 4 HOAG, BurlinEame. OF 636 Market ST .
San Francisco.
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8 and 10 acre homes in Alameda CO.. rich level
land with 2 railroads. stations on the land:
cheap. &25 down and SO per month. Rich
VALLEY Land Company, 5z6 Market st.
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20 ACRE alfalfa farms. planted irrigated
managed n desired by rs for you; all crops
credited on yoar ccutract OF purchase; easy
terms Of payment. Alfalfa Farms Co. zO3
Monadnock bldg
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Buy q sumner home IN San jose. Join the Oak
land colony: just out Of city limits: near
Alum Rock aV-: lots 5oxiz5: price $3.50: SO
down and $40 per month For particulars ad-
Jose
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Among those booked for the Alameda
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kGGELER-In Menl0 Park. Cal. October 10
1908. Christopher F.. beloved son Of the lafe
August kugeler and Meta Coxen and brother
. OF Dr. B. A. Hanie Fred, Meta and George
kugeler, Mrs o. t. Denhard and Mrs H. d.
Parent. native OF Menlo Park Cal, aged
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$40 esch-Ssn Anselmo; no fogs; beautifu
wooded lots; superb marine and mtn. view: >
1l9o; water. street work. etc; min wal
% station: snap. II. +. MANN, opposite depo
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MODESTO-TDRLOCKI IRRIGATION DISTRICTS
represent prosperous, contented people: alfalfa
the great staple. and other semtropical
products grow fn abundance. land selling rap
idly Write 70 me about 20 acre tract in my
npw subdivision. or call at 90 Bacon bldg.
Oakland Cal. J. p. NASH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-22
AM ERICAN FORK.

George E. Hemphill was the victim of
a very pleasant surprise at his home in
the Second ward Monday night. The af-
fair was arranged by Mrs PruneIla and
Mead Storrs- Games and social chat fur
nished the amusement for the evening A
delightful lunch was served at IL clock
Osmond Justesen, supervisor of the pub
lie schools OF this city, was the recipient
of very pleasant surprise party on Tues
day evening, the same being arranged by
his wife. the occasion being his birth an
niversary. sumptuous supper was
served. ParlOr games, singing and music
furnished the amusement for the evening.
L D. Crandall of Springville was an
American Fork visitor Friday. So
]. Z. Jensen has returns home from Mil
ford. where he has been for the past
three weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Cutler of Salt Lake CITY
visited the fore part of the week in Amer
lean Fork, the guest of her sister, Mrs. c.
E Hemphill.
Mrs c. NJ. Beck and daughter. Reaya.
were visitors at the state capital Wednes-
day.
Z. ]. Clayson was the recipient of an
enjoyable surprise party Thursday night
There was large crowd of his friends
and neighbors gathered at his home I'M
belSnown to him, and took him complete
ly by surprise. A splendid time was had.
A most delightful lunch was served which
had been prepared by those present
Mrs. L. E. Adams entertained at a party
Thursday plight. There were about TWEEN
ty-five guests present. and a very enjoy
able time was had. Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bird and daughter of
Springville We're visiting in American Fork
part of this week, the guests of Mrs. Mat
tie McTague
Joe Yates of Provo spent Friday in
American Fork.
T. A Shelley spent Tuesday visiting in
Salt Lake City.
Glenn Storrs and Lasell Lively Spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting in SPRING
Vile.
District Attorney D. D. Houtz of Provo
was IN American Fork Friday and Sat
urday.
Judge Joshua Greenwood of Fillmore
spent the fore part of the week in Amer
lean Fork visiting with relatives
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lEHI.

Thursday Miss Lucy Stoddart and Ed
ward Lee were married and were rendered
a wedding reception at the home OF Mrs.
Ada Stoddart, the brides mother. The
young people will make their home in
American Fork.
Dora Webb and Winnie Kirkham en-
glneered surprise party on Stena Han
son saturday evening. Quite a number
OF young people were present. Luncheon
was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Suel Zimmerman of Tren-
ton. Cache county. are visiting relatives
here.
Monday evening the friends of Elisha
Peck. Jr., rendered him farewell social.
Mr; PECK leaves next week for a mission
to England.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Smith and Mt and
Mrs. c. G. Friel attended the Nordica con-
cert in Salt Lake City Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. O. A Slade have gone to
Garland for a weeks visit.
Mrs. John Brown went to Salt Lake City
for few days visit Thursday.
Henry Joyce, an old-time Lehi resident,
spent several days this week visiting
friends here. He returned Wednesday to
Rigby, Ida
Mrs. G. L. Stookey is spending the week
with her mother. Mrs. Rhoda Marshall,
in Tooele
William Evans of Knightsviile is visit
ing with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Evans.
Miss Ivy Thomas entertained a number
or friends at finch party Friday even
ing: An oyster supper was served.
The Misses Katie and Edith Jones went
TO Salt Lake City Monday for a ten days
visit.
Miss Hazel Austin of Salt Lake City was
the guest of Emma Brown several days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wing, who have
been visiting for two months in Vernal
and Garden City. Kan, returned home
this week
Mesdames William Chapman, William
Thornton and H. E. Robinson of Ameri-
can Fork were the guests of Mrs. T. F.
frame this week
Mrs. z. Beesley of Salt Lake City is the
guest of Mrs James Kirkham
The NJ. I. A. of the Second ward gave a
most successful weigh party in the city
pavilion Friday evening.
Mrs John James of Salt Lake City is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merrill.
The kermiss committee will give NOM
mating baT' next Thursday, and will give
the most popular lady present a beautiful
gold watch
Mrs. c. Letter, who has been in Mercur
for the past year. returned to Lehi this
week
Miss Elsie Taylor now holds the position
of hello girl'' with the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company, formerly held
by Lucy Stoddart.
Mrs. Owen Carter returned to Salt Lake
City Tuesday. after a weeks visit with
relatives in Lehi.
Mrs. f. Mcdonald, proprietress of the
Mcdonald hotel. was a Salt Lake visitor
Monday.
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MURRAY.

The coming week will witness one of
the most elaborate dancing parties that
has ever taken place at the Granite High
school, the affair being mainly for the
football boys. to show the esteem that
is held by the student body. The G.
II. hall is now being tastefuliy decorated
with class colors and many other beauti-
full decorations for the occasion The event
ever.
Mrs. A. Olander entertained number
of her Sunday school class at her home on
Seventeenth South street Saturday. The
home was tastefully decorated for the oc
casion, and a most enjoyable afternoon
was spent by those present.
Mrs. Leroy Bird of Eureka has been
mere the past week visiting with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Lawson.
The second of the series of dances that
are TO take place at the amusement hall
came off Friday evening, and there was a
jolly crowd of Observation-Disclosures pres
emit An orchestra composed of eight
pieces discoursed excellent music during
the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. e. H. Lyon entertained Tuesday in
honor of Mrs Elizabeth Lyon. A num-
Ter of relatives and close friends of the
family were present and during the after
noon varied program was rendered all
participating. Mrs. Elizabeth Lyon has
reached her sixty-first milestone in her
voyage through life.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Woods were pleas
antly surprised at their home on Poplar
street Thursday evening by about twenty
five of their close friends. Dainties We're
brought along and, after amusements had
subsidized, all partook of the dainty supply
The wedding of Miss Eva McGhie and
w E Butler took place Wednesday at
the home of the brides parents in the
vicinity of Murray. The house was pref
lily decorated in white carnations. ferns
and palms. The bride wore a pretty gown
of white crepe nuns yelling. trimmed with
satin. and was attended by Miss Florence
McGhie and Miss Agnes Hilton A large
reception followed the wedding, at which
200 were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
will make their home in Butlerville
The wedding reception of Miss Matte
Condick and John 7. Bolliger was held
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides parents at West Jordan. Mr.. and
Mrs. BOlliger will make their future home
at West Jordan.
Mrs Joseph Larson and family left on
Thursday for Silver City, where they are
contemplating making their home in the
future.
Mrs. L. ]. Sanders of Salt Lake and Mrs.
Helen Frame of Bountiful spent the past
week here with relatives.
The stork left baby girl at the home
OF Mayor Charles Brown Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gunderson are re-
joicing over the arrival of a baby girl
A farewell party was given in the ward
house Monday in honor of Mr. Bowden.
who leaves for Europe to ill a mission
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, who has been at
Los Angeles for the past month, will ar
rive home this week.
c. J. Lawrence, who has been spend
ing the past week with friends here viii
leave Monday for Idaho, where he is con-
templating engaging in the mercantile
business.
John Rasmussen of Sanpete left for his
nome wednesday. after two weeks So
journ here.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Wednesday. at the Salt Lake tennple.
Miss Minnie Yearsley and George w
NienoIS, both OF this city, were united in
the holy bonds of matrimony. The bride
/ IS the daughter of Nathan Yearsiey OF
the Third ward. and the groom is the
Oldest son of George Nichols of the Sec
ond ward. The newly wed will make
their home in this city.
Another popular wedding was that of
hans knudson and Miss Bessie Hansen
at the Logan temple Wednesday. The
OF the Second ward, and the bride is the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A
". +: Hansen. They will make their
home in this city.
Word has been received that Miss Ger
trude Stark. one of our fairest damsels.
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs PAM
stark, became the bride of Eugene Levy
at Pendleton. Ore. last Saturday. They
viii live at Pendleton, Ore.
daughter was born Sunday to the
VIE OF Leslie Anderson; Thursday TO the
WlIe OF David JeppSon, daughter: this
week, to the wife OF George Marsh. ir
of Willard. a daughter
The following marriage licenses were
issued this week by the county clerk
A. Hughes. Samaria. Ida: George w.
Nichols. Brigham. and Minnie Yearsley.
Brigham: Charles Z. Stearns, Corinne.
and Lulu Holly. Corinne.
County Surveyor Melvin Nebeker Of
Willard left this week for Germany TO
labor as Mormon missionary
p. NJ Hansen OF Elmwood and c. w
Hall OF Portage were in Bingham Thurs
day.
George Miller and Miss Gene South
worth are here from California visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Ander-
son.
Fred Kelly was in from snowviIle this
week visiting friends here. this being his
former home.
r. E Davis of wiIlat: was in Brig
ham Tuesday.
T. n. Isurge, who has been spending the
summer with his son, Bob Burge, In
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TINTIC.

Mrs. Henry Runnelis was the guest of
Salt Lake friends this week.
Henry Dickman was called to Salem this
week by the Illness of his mother.
c. Q. Thayer went to Salt Lake City on
Mondsv for a few days sojourn.
DR.. j. y Hensen was in Salt Lake last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
]. r. Vance returned Monday morning
from a visit With his family at Payson.
Mrs. Frank Beckstead returned last
week after ten days visit with friends
at Lehi.
Mrs. Thomas Stewardson left on Tues
day afternoon for a few days. visit at
salt Lake.
Miss Julia Hannifin has been in Salt
Lake upon visit during the past week
or ten days.
Mrs. William Dennis returned last Fri
day after a visit with her daughter, Mrs
Thurman. at Provo.
Charlie Cramer left last Friday for Las
Vegas: New, after visit with Mr. and
Mrs. 5. 5. Simpson.
D. D. Hanks made a trip TO Provo on
Monday
Gus J. Henriod was a visitor in Salt
Lake last Sunday.
Henry Schaellings was visitor at Pro-
VO on Sunday last.
Thomas S. Haynes spent Sunday in Pay
son with Mrs. Haynes.
NJ. C Nero came out from the capital
on Saturday morning.
Charlie Goss of Silver City spent Sun
day with his family at Payson.
L. ". Redmond transacted business IN
Payson the early part of the week
Father Kelly of Salt Lake conducted
the services at the Catholic church again
on Sunday
+. A. Shontz was in Salt Lake yesterday.
DR.. Krause OF Scofield is the guest of
DR.. L. Z. Pierce.
J. E Driscoll made a business trim to
Salt Lake yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. l. E. Pierce has been quite III
with la grippe for the past few days.
Sheriff HenriOd made a business trip
TO the capital Wednesday, returning
home the following day
Cecil Fitch and c. b. Marshall went to
Salt Lake this week to attend the charity
ball and the performance of Nine. Nor
oica at the New Colonial theatre
]. Z. Edmonds returned 10 Bingham on
Saturday after spending a few days in
looking after his mining interests here.
superintendent Jackson McChrystal of
the Gemini mine left yesterday for few
days visit with his family at the capital
Rev. Allison OF the NJ E Church will
go 10 Mount Pleasant next week TO assist
in holding services in that city.
Manager Phil Clark of the Tintic Mer-
camille store. accompanied by Mrs Clark
left for Salt Lake yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Father O'Donohue. who has been
quite III for the past few weeks. will go
70 Park City this week. He will remain
with relatives in that city until he recov-
ers from his Illness and is again able to
look after the Catholic church In this
city
William Hurd has returned 70 Twin
Falls. Ida He was called here last week
By the death of his brother. George Hurd.
home with another attack OF iritis. He is
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this city, left this week for Hot Springs.
Ark. TO spend the winter. MI surge
Is veteran of the civil war.
Mayor Thomas H. Blackburn was IN
Salt Lake on Wednesday.
George w. Stokes left Tuesday Tor "a
cific, Wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". B. Jensen were in Og-
den on Wednesday.
Mrs Chris Christen. the jeweler. was in
Ogden Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Christensen OF
Manu were in town during the week,
guests OF Professor l.. A Neff ana VIE
Mrs. l.. A. Merrill and children are
spending the week here with Mr. and
Mrs NJ L. Ensign Mrs. MerrllIs par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Horsley and
daughter. Louie. went down to Salt Lake
Thursday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Francis Merrell went
down to Bountiful Tuesday 10 visit with
relatives.
J. NJ. Jensen arrived in this city from
Mexico Wednesday, having come nome
on account of the death of his son.
W. c. Jensen of Salt Lake City was III
Brigham today visiting friends.