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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
LOGAN.

The Agricultural college military ball
at the Auditorium on Monday evening OF
this week was probably the most brilliant
social function in the history of the city.
More than 500 couples participated In the
function and included in this number were
Governor and Mrs Spry and number OF
the members Of his staff, considerable
number from Ogden, Brigham and Provo.
Tho decorations which We're quite elab-
CRATE we're of course military IN cnarac-
ter The A c. Woman's club served punch
In the guests. There was an exhibition
drill By the Cadet corps, and at 10 p m
the grand march led by Governor Spry,
began.
Mrs. Captain Perry entertained on Sat
friday afternoon in honor of the A. G.
WOmans club. the Clio circle and ladies'
Of the New Jersey academy. It was real
~ a club gathering. and Edgar Allen Poe
was the topic Of the day. Miss Margaret
Wilkinson gave an excellent talk on the
great poet and Professor Thatcher sang
one Of Poe's poems: Refreshments were
served. The decorations were IN green and
white the cOlors of the A. c. Woman's
club, and the place cards were japanese
water colors.
Professor William ]. Jardine of Wash
iucton d. c.. formerly of the Utah Agri-
cultural college. and Mrs. Jardine are here
for a weeks stay with relatives and
friends They go from here TO Portland,
ore.
DR. John sundwan and Attorney joel
OF the week with Logan friends
Ed Petersen of Franklin. Ida. spent the
fore part Of the week with Logan reia-
tives.
Mrs. Mary Jones was surprised by q
party Of her friends on Monday. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent in social
pastime-
Jacob Jeppesen and Christian johnson
are here from Bancroft Ida
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Hayball and
Miss Lucille Hayball left Thursday for
California. where they will spend a couple
of months
George Layton is here from Los Angeles
or a visit to friends and relatives.
Mrs Elliott VI. Best of Salt Lake City
Is the guest of her son, Or. Il Z. Emeis.
Mrs. ANY knight is here from ogden
on a visit to rela tives and friends.
Mrs s A. Goldsworthy and Miss Eva
Smith returned to their home in Salt Lake
on Saturday after a short visit with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs John Balm returned Friday
from the Pacific coast. where they spent
month in pleasure seeking.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Larsen of Salt
Lake City visited Logan friends on SatuT-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. o. p. Callister went 10 Moapa,
New. on Monday TO visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b McKennett Of Yank-
ton, s D.. are visiting friends I'm Logan
end vicinity. They expect TO be here for
mouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farnes returned to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07

Beautifying of Provo BIZ Jesse Knight;
"Children's Public Play Grounds by Su-
perintendent Of Schools w s. Rawlings.
The last subject was followed by dis
cuSsion led By Rev. J. Challen Smith. The
music Of the evening was furnished BY
Professor A. c. Lund and his pupils
The Five Hundred Card club met We'd
nesday evening with Mr. and Mrs r. X.
Irvine, il. Six tables were played and
prizes were awarded 70 Mrs. James Brown
and MIR. Mark Cneever.
Professor and Mrs George H Brimhall
entertained the faculty Of the 3. \. uni
veTsity and a few invited friends at theiI
home on Tuesday evening. During the
evening program Of musical selections
and readings were given by the guests.
MISS Katherine Taylor ana Miss hdJ0-
crime Alexander entertained the Sorosis
Juniors and q few invited friends at a
whist party Monday evening at the nome
Of c. II. Taylor. Ten tables were played
and prizes were awarded to Miss Eve
Jones and Grin Wilson.
Mrs. Zina IL. Smoot and Miss Erms
Smoot Of Salt Lake City are visiting rel
atlves in Provo this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph b. Keller enter
tanned a few friends at dinner Wednesday
in honor of B. Cuff, jr. Covers were lait
for eight.
Mrs. James Williams is visiting friends
In Ogden and Hooper this week
William D. Roberts. il was a Salt Lake
visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Casey has returned to he1
home in Eureka after few days Y1sl
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James r
Dunn.
After a weeks visit with friends IL
American Fork Miss Bessie Chapman ha!
returned to her home II Provo.
Mrs. James Brown. Mrs Hodge Mar
shall, Miss T. Davis and Miss Vera Dsxi
we're Salt Lake visitors on Saturday anC
| Sunday.
Lawrence J. Adams stopped off in Prove
this week on his way from Logan to Par
owan.
Mr. and Airs. Preston G.. Peterson AM
Miss Fay Loose spent Saturday and Sun
day in Logan.
! Mrs. Infancy was a Salt Lake visito
Oh Sunday and Monday.
Mrs J. '. Dunn spent part of thi
week visiting friends and relatives il
American Fork.
7 The Imold club met at the home o
| John W. Gilbert Thursday evening. 4
most enjoyable time was had.
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EPHRAiM.

Mrs Militia Frost entertained a number
of her intimate friends at her home at a
dinner party Monday night.
A pretty wedding was held at Sterling
Thursday night in honor of the marriage
of s 5 Peacock and Augusta Anderson,
two Of the popular young people of that
community. After their marriage, which
was solsmnized at the Manu temple, the
couple left for their home. where a we'd
ding dinner was given in their honor.
About 100 guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lund were pleas
antly surprised Sunday night by num-
Der of relatives and friends. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games, etc. lunch
being served shortly after 10 O'Clock.
Mrs Jacob Peterson entertained at a
dinner party Sunday evening. A most en-
joyable time was spent in various amuse-
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Christensen are re-
joicing over the arrival of a fine baby
Miss Gertrude Peterson entertained
Monday afternoon at her home on Main
street in honor Of Mrs. Beulah Hoyt Of
Nephi.
Miss Clara Dorius is visiting with her
sister. Mrs Chris Thorpe of AXtel this
week
4 pleasant surprise party was given
Monday evening in honor Of the birthday
of Mrs Karen GoIdbrantzen. An elaborate
lunch was served and pleasant evening
was spent Thirty guests were present.
Miss Alice Lund visited friends al Manti
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Ethel Thorpe was the recipient al
a surprise Monday given by her school pu-
pills. The little tots had arranged the
PARTY during recess. and at o'clock they
al stepped in at her home with their arms
filled with picnic and beautiful token
which was presented her
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. F. Murray spent sat
urday and Sunday with their friends al
Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christensen re-
turned Monday from a visit to the Queen
1itV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR

ladies who are afflicted with superflu-
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what authorities krow about a treatment
before using il. DIT. Rhodes the we'll
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article for the removal Of superfuous
erowths of hair on any part OF the body
that have ever used. have used IL in
4 great many cases for the removal of
objectionable growths Of hair on the
faces of ladies. and in no case has it ever
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faction II fulhlls all the claims made for
il by the manufacturers.
Better take a doctors advice, don't be
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member DeMiracle is the only method In
the world which IS endorsed By physi-
clans surgeons. dermatologists- medical
journals and prominent magazines.
DeMiTacie mailed. sealed in plain wrap
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that is claimed for it. Booklet free in
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and all good stores.
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PAYsoN.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mcclellan went TO
Provo Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Matilda Z. Lovelsss. who died at that
place Tuesday.
D. T. Cuff has been in Paysou for 2
few days this week.
Mrs. Eugene Hirseh has been down
from Isehi for few days visiting with
friends and relatives
Mrs. Henry smith entertained the La
dies club at her home last ThurSda :
evening. \ good time was enjoyed with
music and games.
Clifford Bale was a NeDhi visitor Mon
day and TUESDAY
Justin Loveless made trip to salt
Lake Friday.
Miss Jean Allen Of Provo is in Payson
visiting for a few days.
Mrs. Child Packard entertained the You
and I l5o0l club Thursday evening. Prizes
We're won by Flint Mcclellan and L. A.
Colvin.
Ralph Shermer returned home last week
from Columbia, Mo, where he has been
taking a course at the agricultural col
lege government experiment station.
DIR. A. c. McKeuCry Of Butte. Mont,
has been in Payson for several days WIS.,
iting with his brother, DR.. J. p. McKeH-
dry.
About fifty people enjoyed the social
given "Wednesday evening by. the Com
mercial club. II was q most enjoyable
affair. The evening was spent with q
musical and literary program. followed by
games and excellent refreshments.
Miss Luna Harper entertained the h
A. 3. girls at supper Thursday even
ing.
Provo Thursday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs Matilda r LoveIess. who died al
this plaCs Tuesday.
Mrs. S. 5. Wilson ard Mrs Clyde vii
son were Salt Lake visitors Thursday.
Allie Judsou and Charles CraveRs ma Ie
n triD to Salt lake Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Harris of Mammoth is Wis
itinE here with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. c. McBeth-
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PROVO.

Wednesday evening the students from
San Juan attending the university mere
held a reunion and dancing party at the
gymnasium. A large number OF friends
were present and enjoyed the dancing and
an interesting program of music and
speeches.
The National Federation Of Women s
Clubs has set a day for the annual con-
sideratiou OF civic questions. The Nine
teenth Century club observed this day
Friday evening, when a public meeting
was held in the Provo Commercial club
rooms. Mrs. J. ". Arid presided and
stated the object of the meeting aztec
which the following subjects were consid-
cred: THE Need of a Public High School
in Provo. by Mrs s. Z. Eggertsen; The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-07
MURRAY.

The wedding reception in honor OF Miss
Sarah Richardson and John Lucas Cow
ley will take place Monday. March S at
%. m. at the residence Of the groom's
parents MI and Mrs. Cowley viii make
their home in Holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Smith Of Union an
nounce the engagement Of their daughter,
Allie, to Clarence L. Wardle. The wedding
will take place some time the latter part
OF this month
u G AIorfensen has refurned from Cal
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their home in Riverdale, Ida, on Friday,
after brief stay with Logan relatives.
The Eighth Ward choir surprised
Lieutenant Santschi of Fort Douglas Wis
tied Logan friends the first of the week.
Jens Johansen on Thursday evening. Mr..
Johsnsen recently presented the choir with
q $3.50 organ. and the surprise was ar
ranged to show him their appreciation OF
his gift A great many musical numbers
were rendered. and refreshments were
served. Mr.. Johansen was presented with
q gold watch chain and locket by the choir
members
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20

+housand and thus actually producing a revenue Oh o"S '''"'"
Thousand Dollars. .-u, +hot tho
r. has been recognized for a hundred and f1'y se"s s .m' Ito
o,s+ was a sort of paradise for hunters ano nSiei n}1n' -:
20 narshes. bavous, lakes, bays and shalo" s'os' p~ o a.
oov occoss all Of these natural resources ana man! u cN ~
~ ,h wore not much inclined to constan Mt lapof pt HSS ;nos
other sort. reveled in the opportunity offered tne" III l :aa+or
parish and its oysters and fishes generally Its 1hoosaHoso ~ ' a,r1ov-
od ;ts millions of muskrats, have offered announcer 1o't " vn naarJo
mont TO those which have prevented the deveopne'' u y" af no
.]ono agricultural lines to such an extent that te - 1 ~ of
ro,sh which has natural resources superior 10 any oVn01 P""'
tho c+ato has been greatly inteferred with or
President Roosevelt is now preaching the conservatism u;;1r
natural resources. He has discussed the question o. i"s aNI ah1
md nora racont)v the state and national care OF oepenoenu i ~
d.an We have now more interest in the conservation o. ~ " oAor
~ resources. and we may be compelled to consider as /" S"s.
~ mot ve shall conserve our parish resources IN te way u "t h.mo
vote Thew have but few friends in the past, pat 'e IN" ~ aade
oh.nopd The ladies want mink skin furs ana 'he9 al ~ :1;tor,
! o.+ &c ruslra+s Nv our furriers, and this can De zone ~
as n snit the queen taste. If war is made by our Pailsn aa'' sa
+ns or Nv the legislature on this one new and grea' uon to
/ duinc resource of the parish, itmay be destroyed II e ~
from # this wear will nearly approach oneha1 te vauS W VI f.
oronon cron and would not require much more co'Se1 s"1 w ~
oana7 in value. the rice crop. Wemay be glad to kno" apout a. a s<
h,t + will be startling to many Of olrreaders 10 learn . go - a.
IS rn;ros Parish will this very season reanze ploo"pS vi
nhm ~ Thousand Dollars out ofsthe much mangneo ""s
IN rat.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Stealing Sugar al

pho stealing Of sugar cane from cars transporting II IS les"io-
II" 'U' o vorv COMMONPLACE matter and not worthy OF no.
t t;ca Thew forget that, weight for weight the sugar cane Is sou or,
d dra more Valuable than coal, and yet when the ooyS IL IN a.u "I VII
get on the cars to steal COAL they are promptly on "ty1 at hand the :, tai ~
of . fw w stalks Of sugar caneis regarded as almost a compliment e
to t. the Il x cane grower as perhaps giving evinenee by the t''eI Of MS
annraciation of the quality Of the product.
Any way, the stealing Of sugar cane has as con come P, 10 Srsn o. q P Haz
~ cnha that RECENTLY Gov. Ernesto Asbert OF the province 0 = ~
III u y 'u 'na' - oro,1or letter to all of the municipal alcaldes OF the
v van;en 'sst towns 4 through throughout the province calling special attention ten ITO to
t ybs'e gpar dng, Of sugar cane while being eastsd to the o, mills; The te
lns 3 euaor' aec]ared in his letters that serious loss is occas.onea 10
the colonos, or tenants, and to the sugar planters by tne hn% a cr
ue ~ "o ~ an towns or where there is a stopping point, bystanoe's
~ e"1 sm accnston,ea to help themselves to the cane, causing d
1 Isst to the owner who is sending his cane to the sugar factory hn S
stat that this has been such a serious annoyance annoy nee t aSarr ne sta no ~
bake the request that the municipal authorities TAKE every ely; step az
suppress it. We get these data from 1T the rd nn1aTo 0''' ND'>' -
parently approves of Gov. Asberts new reeu'''N'"''
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Ste. Sophie.

Mrs. Paul Gravolet and master Joseph
and Miss Josephine Gravolet OF Harlem
took the ferry here Monday morning last
to 90 to New Orleans, returning FRIDAY
These worthy young people 'pao{'ess
enioyed their trip. Hon. Simon Lsopo''
returned from the Babtlste Collette zap
where he ha.! been several days.
Judge Adrian Leopold went to Polntfe
ala Hache on Tuesday last to attend a
meeting Of the Police Jury, and on other
business. .
Master Eddie Dobsou met with an acc'
I dent Thursday morning, a morse ne was
riding, falling with him, injured Nip Sel'
foot. Though painful at first, 'tlshopec
that it will not prove serious. MISS A'ce
and Master Foster Dobson made aplsa'
an, social call on Mrs. and Miss HUI ALI
Mr., and Mrs. Weis,a Monsecour Saul
day afternoon,
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Marin.

Miss Louise Gauffroy spent the week
pnd in Buras. Mr.. and Mrs. ". T.
Chauyin and children spent Sunday m
Buras, the guests Of DR.. M. Cognevlch.
Mrs. Jack Pelas and her two little
sons Of Buras, spent Saturday and Sun
day here the guests of Mrs, l.. Gauf-
frov. Miss Bonita Brown visited her
amt. Mrs. Louderbough in New Or
leans Saturday and Sunday, While there
she had the pleasure Of seeing the ever
nonu,ar "Buster Brown" at the Cres-
cent. Miss Marie Gauffroy and her SIS
Johanna spent Saturday in Buras. Mr..
.Joe O'Brien is home after spending
several months in New Orleans wnere
he has employment,
Quite a jolly crowd enjoyed a launct
ride as far as Happy Jack Sunday eve
n;np. Those who participated wer'
Misses Nj Mary and Marguerite Lincoln
Marie and Louise Ganffroy and 0nlet'
O,Brien; Messrs Sidney Johnson, bu'
Bennen and Emmett Kelly
! Mr.. W. H. Chauvin entertained MI
? Walter Dustman Monday. MI. n
Brown spent Sunday in New Orleans
Mr. Frank stockfleth visited 'r'e''
here Sunday.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
EngIih Turn

Mr., and Mrs. James B; Bablngto1
spent Thursday in New Orleans anu
were entertained at luncheon by Mr;
/. S. Lothr9p. Misses Julia, Emma anu
Kate Klos of St. Louis and MISS Clara
George Of Beaumont. Tex; visited rela,
t;ves on St. Clair recently. Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Ford an interesting it''e
family have returned after spe'u''s
some time at ~Bertrandvllle
Mr.H.A.M onzello, the efficient clerk
on St. Clair for the past year. le1t 'o, n
day for Nashville, Tenn, where ne VII
resume his college course.
Mrs, Christine Klos after q vls't u
her daughter, Mrs. strack' WIN spe,l
a few days in New Orleans before pro
ceeding to her home at Belle Hele"e
La. Master James Darlington spen
last Saturday and Sunday very peas
antlv in New Orleans.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Daisy

A Young hog belonging to D0fas,
was stolen from the pen THURSDAY n'g nv
The levee in course Of construction Ny
contractor Joe Hingle, will be Compel
ed this week .n;+.h,s
Several persons visited the 'osp'sa"'s
home of Chas. Vogt, Saturday evening"
and were pleasantly entertained WIN ~
sic on their high class phonograph,
Mr.. John Roberts of New Orleans, =
spent Sunday in Daisy, the gues' ~.
Mr.. James Edgecombe. MI. A"u'e"
Louderbough of Myrtle Grove Il Sp'''O
ing awhile in Daisy.
Among the visitors to New vf'.a'.
this week were MRS. Edward nur.o"
uessr1. Walter L~ouderhough anu 0'"'
Vogt. off;c;an
MIS-. C. Edgecombe the elilc's !.
! Post Mistres IS of Daisy was qu''e Il
Sunday,
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Personal.

We recently had the pleasure OF meet
ing our good friend and fellow citizen,
DR.. j. N. Thomas, a long resident
physician at our Quarantine Station IN
this parish and more recently a travel.
ing expert in the Marine Hospital ana
now superintendent Of the new insane
asylum at Pineville, La. DR., Thomas
has taken over the work of Dr.. Hays
after the latters defamation to remain
in service, and is now pushing along
the work as earnestly as he can IT. r
Thomas great ability and long exper-
fence in medicalmatters are guarantees
Of his success in his new position ano
!everyone Of his old friends in Plaque
mines Parish will hope that he Will car :
ny on the work as successfully as i
was begun by DR.. Hays and that the
great establishment will long redoun'
to the credit Of both.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Average Prices of Horses and Mules,

~. Duuoou of Statistics Of the u. S. Department OF Agr1cui'
y n Doas"t conn]aa the latest data secured from its cores
eu.e = througnout the country of the numbers and values Of
Renas aain rlsG in the United ft States on January l. 1907 : In In this this we We
f Z III th anA tho estimated number of farm, horses was 2o04'ooo, an
i'a ease over the previous year Of sos, oo. or 81 per sss cent r, Al 5n1
teresting point brought out is that the vaae y ,o n?asts sas : 81 the
llvn haforo and as against SEQ. Is eleven years before: :.
year IN ne REGARD tomules, the data are slightly different ( Inc es y
IN a vshe Of mules in the country is 4,o53,0oo, as against s.
o oa'7 nm . vaar earlier, indicating an increase Of 4.S per cent IN
the mule stock Of the country. The average value o. n mueS r on
January list was $1G, "a, practically ee salne, u 49,
earlier and as against ST. 80 eleven years ago
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Burrwood

Miss Annie Savage, of Pass a poutre
Light House is visited friends in Pllot
Town Bayou.
The boys here are anxiously awaiting &
the coming Of Rex, when many VIII es7
cort his Majesty to the Crescent C'9y
and enjoy his reign there tor a lew
days. IS +ho
n order to allow the residents OF tne
lower end Of the Parish a chance "
view the parades in New Orleans mon.
day and Tuesday Of next week. tne
Launches Dependent and Reliance VIII
not leave on their regular down tr'1
Tuesday 23rd, but will lay over until !.
Wednesday morning leaving At ene'
usual hour,
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Empire

This section was visited by a haro
rain and wind storm last Sunday night,
Farmers here are busily engaged put
ting in their spring crops. Potatoes
and onions are being intensely planted
The teacher and pupils OF Empire
School return thanks to Gen. Estopina'
for map, seeds and booklet.
Mr.. Ham who has been superln'eh,
dent Of the factory at Doul!uts cana
sense its opening has resigned his pos;
ition, and will leave during the weeF
for his former home in Bay st. LOUIS
Mr.. Ham and his estlmable wife mao'
many friends here, and their depaftur'
is greatly regretted.
The Sunday Law is having an 'oes
effect in this locality. The mayor Q
Enrire" believes in strict cbservane
A number of our young people Will VI
it New Orleans for the Carnival 1eS1l>
tiles.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Court Proceedings

There was a session of the D's1rac'
Court Tuesday, Judge R. E"me'' mn.
ole and all court officers IN a''e''o"s
with DIST. Atty, N. Il. Nuhez' aA0
a+tv las, Wilkinson present
The case of the State VS.. james oooa
iron came up and the accused was ,o .,aa
guilty of the larceny Of h'des. t he nsr,
Sentenced to serve one year in the par
ish Jail, ,oa.inst Pol
ito Noe, as accessory in the thsl' ano'e
stoted Bond $500 and case i'~ea l''
next jury term. roed with
theodore Dinet was charged WA
s+s,bno ar,osr, and was piaseu
Es,m hopa. his case being iiSe
March 2nd-
Lower coast gazette., 1909-02-20
Fort St. Philip

Quarter master Sergeant 0. c. Pa
met and his charming wife. left on
the Dependent, Wednesday morning to
spend Carnival in New oaleans. Mrs
Paouet seems to enjoy country life ana
thinks. Fort St. Philip a picturesque
saot to residr.
Wedding Bells will RAG out IN lhurs-
dav evening isthrinst- when. Ordinance.
Mechanic, Carl Carson, OF hs or
viii we'd Miss Sophie scheonherger
daughter Of MIS- Geo. scheonnergef
Of Tfrinaa1rks We extend to them our
essfor their future happiness
-uanrnu,er;sv in theirs new path of