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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
Officials Think That All Rail-
road Workers Will Soon
Be Affected.
RUSH STRIKE BREAKERS
IN EFFORT TO RELIEVE CONGES-
TON IN NORTHWEST MON
TANA HAS A BLIZZARD AND
COAL SUPPLY VERY LOW.
american News Service)


Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 3.-Believ-
ing that the switchmens' strike is only
the first of concerted movement Of
all railroad employees to gain higher
wages, railway officials have joined to
kill the movement in it's inception
One thousand strike breakers, they de-
clare, are now on the way to the north
west and five hundred of them will
arrive tonight for distribution along
the lines. Freight of all kinds is pill.
ing upon the railroads, and thousands
of cars are coming from the east.
President Hawley has received reports
that the railroads are diverting freight
from the west to Chicago, and is this
is found true. strikes may be called on
roads not now affected. 1t was i'm
possible to ascertain exactly how many
men were put to work today, but the
managers committee promise bet
terment of the solution very soon. Con-
ditions at terminals here and at st.
Paul were still in a bad shape today.
Few freight cars were moved and pas
senger traffic was also greatly delayed.
A blizzard is raging in Montana, where
the coal supply is low.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
E. A. ,. IS AFTER
BIG MEMBERSHIP
Inducements Are Offered to
Get All Soldiers to
Enlist.
POST ELECTION is HELD
WAS NAMED AS COMMANDER
AND JOHN WARD AS THE SEN.
iOR VICE COMMANDER.

Sol Meredith Post, G. A. r. is desir-
GUS of recruiting its ranks and at the
meeting last evening a resolution was
passed inviting all old soldiers to be-
come affiliated with the post before
January 1. BY doing so the fees and
annual dues will be the same as paid
by the present members. The en-
trance fee is 81 and the annual dues
81. The resolution also included that
those who paid their initiation fee
and membership dues since the post
quarters were changed would be cred
tied as members in good standing for
the year 1910.
Officers Are Elected.
Officers were also elected for the en-
suing year, last evening. The in.
stallation will take place at a big
meeting to be held Thursday. January
6. Reports of the committee in charge
of the banquet recently rendered by the
post in honor of the county commits
sioners were also made. The new Of
ficers are as follows:
Post Commanders. c. Byer.
Senior Vice-Commander, John
Ward.
Junior Vice-Commander - F. NJ
Howe.
Chaplain-William X. Young.
Quartermaster-Lafa Larsh.
Officer of the Day-W. l. Gross.
Officer of the Guard-Elijah Lawton
Surgeon-J. A. Taylor.
Delegates to State Convention-Da
vid Hawkins and Frank Brown.
Alternates-Michael Griffin and
Richard Williams.
Trustee. S. Davenport
Reinstated members-William Coop.
er, A. G. Osborn and Odrian McPher.
son.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
TO Be SEA FIGHTER

Ernest Cotherman of Dawn, Ind,
this morning wandered into the office
of the naval recruiting officer, A. w.
Mackenzie, at the post office. He was
found to be a perfect specimen of
manhood by the officer and was sent
to indianapolis to be examined by the
state officer. Cotherman is q years
old. This is the first enlistment that
has taken place in this city in several
weeks. New interest has been aroused
it is believed because Of the probable
trouble with Nicaragua.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
WORKING ON REPORT

County auditor Demas Coe and his
assistants who have been busily en-
gagged in auditing the books Of county
treasurer. Albert Albertson, since the
time for paying the fall assessments
Of taxes closed, win have completed
their work within . few days. A re-
port will be made a. to the amount
and towns Of the county from the
amount Of taxes received IN the tall
assessment
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
MAY ARRANGE TRUCE.

Chicago. Dec. S.-A joint session of
al the local organizations of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in
the rooms of Grand Master Lee. at the
Great Northern Hotel. was followed
by the announcement by the managers
committee of the railroads that they
would in all probability treat with the
trainmen for the purpose of settling
the wage question with switchmen Of
the Northwest Terminals.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
THE WEATHER.

iNDIANA-Unsettied weather; eoc,-
er; rain in south.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
United States District Court of
Appeals This Morning
Strikes a Heavy Blow at the
Chicago Financier.
SUPREME COURT WILL
CONSIDER CASE NOW
Walsh Will Have His Liberty
Pending Final Ruling, But
Will Be in Custody of a Fed
eraI Official.

(American News Service)

Chicago. Dec. 3.-John r. Walsh.
convicted of wrecking a Chicago Na
tional bank, of which he was presi-
dent and other big institutions, was
today denied a rehearing of his case
by the United States District Court OF
Appeals, and was ordered into the Gus
tody of the United States marshal,
pending an appeal to the United States
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
TO HOLD ROLL CALL

lola Lodge, Knights Of Pythias. will
hold its annual roll call meeting, the
third Thursday in January. The fol-
lowing committee on arrangements
has been appointed: Frank Dickinson.
William Hopkins. Galen Hopkins. Ira
cy Miller, p. A. Hildebrand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
TO SELL

A petition was filed in the probate
court today by counsel for Sanford
Wilson. administrator of the estate of
Oliver H. Swift, deceased. against the
heirs, including Mary A. Smith and
others, to sell real estate to pay deEts
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
A CASE IS VEAUEO

Charles Ayres. for $500 damages for
alleged malicious prosecution and
false imprisonment has been venued
to the Fayette circuit court
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-03
HELD ON SUSPICION

Maths Tiscallo. an Italian, was ar
rested about O'Clock this morning
while wandering about the north end.
He was held until this morning for
Superintendent Staubach, who after
wards released him. finding that the
Italian had not been in any mischief
so far as could be learned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

tern daily during the winter MIS-
George is cousin Of John NJ. Dickin-
son, secretary OF war
Lieutenant and Mrs a. % Seaman
returned SUNDAY morning from an cN-
tended visit in ST. Louis.
Mrs George J.. Webster and SON rc-
turned This week from erosion. Iowa.
AIR aud Mrs r. l.. p. stciter loft
this wcok for the east They VIII Nlsll
in Chicago. Milwaukee and Cleveland
before returning 20 salt Lake
Miss Louise sullivan left Tuesday
FOR an extended eastern "trip
Miss Eleanor Rogerson. who has been
The guest for "a few wocks OF Mlss
Kendall Frauckc. will leave today Tor
her home i'm MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs J S. sinkeud left Friday for her
home in Berkeley Cal, after a snort
visit in salt Yake as the guest Of Mrs.
II. j Dininny
Mrs A. Il. KNOWLES and Miss Knowles
are at home 10 their friends 40 sol
Third East street
leave early In December for am extend
ed eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ncwhouse VIII
arrive from New York Monday
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Treasure have re-
turned from months eastern trip
during which time they visited in thl-
caEo and at AIr Treasures home in
Gardner. H., and later in New YORK.
Miss Isabel Carpenter who has been
a guest at the home of Mr and Mss
W. +. Kiser for the past month VIII
leave next week for her home IN
Washington, d. G.
Mr. and Mrs Victor r. Hunzlcker
and children who have returned here
from spending a year or more TN the
east. are now at home In the Meredith
apartments.
Mr. and Mrs E. J.. Savage viii spend
the holidays here with Mrs. SaVage's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

Mrs. W. w. Dec entertained the
Monday Card club. the decorations be-
inp boz yellow and white chrysauthc-
NUNS and three tables ~ bridge
played Mrs James lngbrctson was
prize winner.
Mrs Fred Ndgicv entertained at "a
shower party on Monday Tor Miss Mary
shurtin. the decorations being In
ohrysanthemums OF various shades.
and about a dozen present
Mrs Ponnel Cherrington entertained
the members Of the Wednesday after
noon club az her home this week.
Mrs. clark Elliott entertained the
Post Rridgc clubc this week and prizes
were won by Mrs. Arrasmith and Mrs
Stallman.
MI and Mrs. A. H. Warren enter
tsined at "a prettily appointed dinner
on Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs George r. Badger will
give a dancing party az Whitney HAN
on Nov. a.
Miss Kate Groo entertained informal
~ at bridge on Tuesday.
Miss Frances Castlotou was guest Of
honor last night 40 "a card party given
by Mrs r. -. Hughes and Miss Alice
Castleton. the rooms being decorated
I'm yellow and bronze chrysanthemums
and 500 being the amusement.
Last night Miss Catherine William
son was guest of honor at party at
The Colonial given by Miss Edythe
Evans. followed by a supper al Frank
Inns the decorations being iu pink and
white and covers laid for eight guests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
Wfb0rSS@

Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Lake announce
the engagement OF their daughter En-
ma to Mr.. Harold r. Hilton. the we'd
ding to take place IN December
An Interesting wedding OF next week
VIII be that of Miss Carrie Williamson
and James Blakely Of Reno. New. 10
take place ON Wednesday evening IA
the home OF the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Williamson. with Rev.
Q, G. Mcintyre officiating. Miss Edyth
Evans to be bridesmaids and Mr. Tom
Williamson best man.
Another interesting marriage set for
the same day is that Of Miss Frances
Castleton and Anchor l.. shade 20 take
place at the home OF the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. castleton.
A beautiful home wedding Of the
week was that OF Miss Nedi Glare
Beebe aud Edwin L. Dyer on Wednes-
day the event taking place at the home
OF the brides parents, following the
ceremony which was performed during
the day at the temple with Prest. JOSS
eph Y. Smith performing the ceremony.
The bride Nyas attended by Miss Alice
Nibley and Miss Beaulah Woodruff and
the groom by Clifford Foster. and a
number OF intimate friends assisted Ina
FL
Dyer have gone Tor an eastern trip OF
two on three weeks.
Another brilliont wedding OF the week
was that Of Miss GeneVieVe McCor-
nick and Walker Salisbury also on
Wednesday, the ceremony being per-
formed by Bishop Lawrence Seaman.
Miss Anna Mccormick being brides
maid and O. j. Salisbury best man.
Mrs. Arthur Bird. Mrs l.. r. McCor-
nick, Mrs. o. J. Salisbury and Miss
Maud Fitch carried the ribbons which
formed an aisle for the entrance Of the
bridal party and a number of other
relatives and friends assisted IN receiv-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury have gone
TO Cairo Egypt, and will probably be
absent several months.
The Portland Jewish Tribune Of Re-
cent date announces the engagement
Of Miss Miriam Arenson OF LincoId
Neb., and Mr., David T.. Cohen of Port
land. formerly Of salt Lake. the we'd
ding to take place In December.
One OF November's weddings will be
mat Of Miss Ethel l.. )Webley and
George w. Fowls recently OF Walsall
England.
Miss clara Riddle and Albert Perrett
were among the weeks bridal couples,
the ceremony being performed in the
temple during tn day and a reception
following at the home of the brides
uncle, Mr.. g. A. Smith. Miss Josephine
Wills was bridesmaid and Mr. John
Willis best man. a number of friends
and relatives assisted In entertaining.
Mr. aud Mrs Perrett will make their
home in Canada
Miss ANY Bennion OF TaylorsviUe and
Thomas r. fowler Of Murray were
married In the temple on Thursday. and
large reception followed at the home
Of the bride. the house being bright
with flowers and a number of the rela-
uves and friends being prc-elt Mr..
and Mrs. Tower will resid, in SAT-
Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

Of bridge teas, mnchcous and other
ahairs to swell the weeks list
AIRS. G. W Dallon entertained at two
charming affairs this week In honor
Of November brides, the first ON Mon
day, for Miss celia Curlcy, whose mar
rage 10 Carl Stevenson takes place
next week. ANA on Tuesday for Miss
Catherine Williamson. who will be-
married Co James Blakcly next Wed
nesday, All details We're carried out
In rainbow colors and the shower par
ccis were concealed under various tint
90 lowers IN large umbrella. with
rainbow ribbons attached which were
drawn boy each guest OF honor About
y guests were entertained az both af-
fairs.
Mrs Frank Hardy entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon club al her home
lhls week. the rooms being prettilv
decorated I'M yellow chrysauthcmuma
ana the lights shaded in pink The
hostess was assisted boy Mrs. Charles
Shields
Mr. and Mrs. II. a. White entertained
~ " pleasant dinner party for MI and
Mrs. o. W. Hyde who have reccntlv
returned from trip to the Southern
states. Covers We're laid Tor M. and
Mr. Joseph hyde. Judge ana Mrs
Aurelius Miner, Mr. and Mrs ID. 81.
hyde, Mrs Zua n Bull Mrs. Jennie
Hill MrF. Sophia Hyde
Miss Frances CastIcton was guest of
honor at "a card party given on Monday
night by Miss Mayme Vler be 8n1ua,.
mtnt being 500 and fuur fables rla...f
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

Miss Gay Clawson entertained the
members of the T. O. n. o. club at her
home on Thursday
Miss Florence Campbell entertained
the members Of the }. y. Y. club last
night
Mrs. l. C.. Robinson and sister. Miss
Noble, have issued invitations for
luncheon 10 be given next Wednesday
at the Alta club,
Mrs James Langton entertained tho
Crystal club at her home on Wednes-
daN, the decorations being boz yiolets
and the prize going TO Mrs .. b.
Hewitt Five tables were played
Mrs j. j. DAILY gives a matinee party
today at the salt Lake theatcr.
Mrs. T. d. Woodruff entertained the
Utopia club delightfully."- at her home
ou Wednesday the rooms being prot
thy decorated and prizes awarded al
each table In the bridge game.
Mrs r. j. Evans was guest of honor
al a luncheon on Wednesday. given by
Mrs. T. A. Greenwood, the table being
decorated with chrysanthcmums. and
covers laid for the guest OF honor. Mrs
Joseph BHinker of 81. Louis. No. Mrs
j. S. Klukead Of Berkeley Cal: Mrs
n j Dininny Mrs. a.. l.. Rood. Mrs
j. NJ. Bowman. Mrs r. B Stephens.
Mrs. L. 81 Farnsworth Mrs Ernest
StenFcr Mrs. 8. Y. Dorrah, and Miss
Brnker OF ST. Louis
Miss Frances Castleton was guest
oi honor on Wednesday night al a de-
ilghtful AFFAIR given by Miss Arbuckla
and Miss Jorgcnson
Mrs j. II. Banks entertained inform
ally al bridge ON Wednesday.
Mrs. W H. Mcintyre and Mrs. Fred
Dorm entertained al "a delightful bridge
Zen ON Tuesday, the decorations being
100 pink roses and palms. and prizes
awarded the winners no each table
Assisting during the afternoon ,,arc
Nus Hal Brown. Mrs q h Airs Mrs
W u Dale. the Misses Geneva savage.
Marion and Margaret Mcintyre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

parents, Judge and Mrs. c. c. Good
win.
Mrs Fred EarIs and daughter. aud
Miss Wclhy, have taken an apartment
on Third South and Sixth East streets.
where they viii be for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Hoyt sherman cxpect
70 spend the winter IN the Bermuda
islands
Mrs Fauls left last week for her
home in Pennsylvania after spending
the past six months here with her sis
ter Mrs 81. NJ johnson.
Mr.. aud Mrs Robert steele OF Port
land, Or viii be- here after the holl-
days 10 visit Mrs Steele's parents.
Rev. and Mrs j. J Talbot.
Miss Margaret Council has as her
guests her brother and his daughter 81
ONO. who will spend few weeks here
on their way 10 California.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans and their daugL-
tor will soOn be at home 20 their friends
at 1906 east Third South street.
Miss Kate Worse, who left some time
ago for California, is now located for
the winter at Long Beach, Gal.
Mrs. j. 3. Wiggonhon has returned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

win be welcomed by many warm
friends.
The Row Charles Hunting OF Ely.
New formerly of Salt Lake Is visiting
friends Ia abe city having come 60 salt
Lake for the Masonic convention being
held this week.
Mrs G. r. Hancock Mrs Hancock,
Mrs. Ferry Mrs NJ NJ r. Allen and
Miss Allen left Tuesday for Redlsnds,
Cal, where they viii spent the winter
Mrs j. Frank Gustin and children
are home from six weeks spant with
Mrs. Gustin's parents Mr. and Mrs
Harley IN Lincoln Neh
Mr. and Mrs. sam Porter and chill
dren will be al home the FIRST OF the
month from O. visit Of several weeks
IN Chicago, M
Mr. and Mrs John Reed ara now at
home TO their friends al the Keith
apartments.
Lieutenant John s Upham has ro-
turned from California accompanied by
his mother Mrs upham.
Mrs Louise NJ George OF the Los
Angeles Times spent Thursday iu the
city en route Go Washington. - g..
whare she will continue her journals
uc work m connection with the west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

from spending the summon with her
parents in Denver, Colo
Mr. and Mrs John ". Linck arc home
from % month spent at Mr. bincks Old
home in the cast
Mrs Elizabeth Bonncmort and Mrs.
Joseph Young will spend sunday az
guests at the NJ II Walker farm tn
Cottonwood.
Mrs. T.. V. withee will leave today
for visit In California.
Mrs j. r Evans viii leave tomor-
row for her home IN san Francisco
after q visit iu salt Lake with MS.
Frank b. stephens,
Mrs and Miss Brnker who have
spent the past month here with Judge
and Mrs j. NJ Bowman. viii leave
Tuesday for Denver. Colo, where they
will bee Joined by Mr. Brinker and go
to their new home at Amarillo, Texas.
Miss Louise Spencer daughter of
Daniel = Spencer OF the Oregon short
Line. left Thursday with /. y. Perrine
and daughter. Miss stella, OF Twin
Fails. Ida, FOR Chicago, where she will
aP'hu TWO WtthH.
Miss Florence Kimball and Miss Alice
Kimhan viii spend Thanksgiving with
friends. in Boston
Mrs Theodore Center and children.
who have spent the past six months
here with Mrs Genter's mother. Mrs,
EiIredge. left Wednesday 90 join her
husband at Humboldt Ariz.
Mrs j. A. Hemsel Of Eureka, will
spend the next week here. guest OF her
sister-in-law. Mrs. Ambrose NJ. Good,
at No. 2 Chamberlain court
Mrs j. s. Kinkead. who has spent
the past two weeks here, guest OF Mr.
and Mrs II. j. Dinniny. left on Thurs
day for her home in Berkeley, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs Frank r swindler, son
and daughter. are now at home 10 their
friends at So Thirteenth East street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Harris will
leave today for Colorado and Arizona
where they viii spend the winter.
Mrs. Harvey. who was here the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T., II. Harvey has re-
turned to her home in Chicago, ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tyree and daughter,
are now az home to their friends at
NO. ! Pauline flats
Mr. and Mrs Donnelan are at Ia
Jolia. Call. where they will remain UNI
til after the holidays. Later la January
Mr. and Mrs Donnellan will leave cor
New York to sail Feb for a trip
around the world.
Mrs Maclean and Miss Aileen Mac
lean have gone for an extended eastern
trip
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fox are home
for the winter at No. s, Annex apart
ments.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh j. McCarren have
gone to Ogden To make their home.
Mrs J. F. Marshall is home from
trip to the Pacific northwest.
Mrs II. e. Van Houseu is visiting
her father i'm Rawlins. Wyo.
Dewitt p. Lowe has returned from
two months spent 10 southern Califor-
mia. and IS at home at the Moxum hotel
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Wilson are now
az home 10 their friends at 4 Virginia
apartments, on east South Temple
street
Mr. and Mrs Theron Geddes have
gone 10 Los Angeles. Cal, for tine win
ter
Mr.. and Mrs I. A. Benton have gone
n "a a "a lraf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

RS Vpssrs 20. % Weber conr,-
"n ' N ,,'s taken place eo,ua ny, The a..
inr ~. y with judge p'l,g.ldheld. N"
"a - ~ CEREMONY r,- ihes rorf,..
wri.ts Time connoeies sloom pss.
sssns' i,t y Sons oft or, With VI
M. ', S,".ea with the Se,. aud D. n. 'L
VIC 'onsoliduted Nina -. i've ior,.'
AZ, '. Co Of GoIds.
~, @'ss NelIic d. crorr.,
were mars, hah of McGm S ls c.e
Nov. N NJ ,,iu pa Salt Lake .N'eyal.
their home ~ ~ ana ana Mrs Bsn 1e1lgg'sda.
,, Mrs, Annie Coates o. r.,,
p ,'i,,, by her daughtrr .en. geo.
Wtth her sister, Mrs Er,,,. .pent sg...
NY, ,l city while on her v'... l'iaqs
sluailo' where sh, win ~ 20 N.
u'ushter for couple of ws '..
tn. IL
rue Home Cu.ur. sint
nuine OF MIS- d. Cr.s. -s. q,
NTH street. ou Th...-.. ~ I"e
Mrs. e. T.. Calvin. vif..,,
nanv - wi lle southern Pacl6e
~ All ~ T I.t, mas been spending \ ,o.
a. 'ne Oiah Hot Springs INV v Il wee.
N'' io' her home in San Fraoe 5,.'.,'
MIS-. Frances Wooab,-
Monday from a months vis,. Ietlrne.
ming She is feeling uucb ~. .a Nyo
er her trip and is glad 10 r ,'',. 'it
MIS-. Ellen Barton OF Far,,,r-.
spending short time al M -,st wy :. .
Springs for her health. ''' H.
Miss Frances Pauline JOYCE d..
Ter OF Dr. aud Mrs. r. IS. love- A1.
married Tuesday evening. AZ Z Nv
IN the Church Of the Good shan. .'.t
Henry Charles Hubbard of ' s-...
Wash. The church was an w.
guests who Witnessed the -. "'
The couple LEFT Tuesday everI.-
salt Lake, whence they win go -
Angeles and then ou NO tho cos..
Seattle, whore they win be an b,r..
their friends after DE. /.
r. L. Ingram of Guav~as NJ.
was an Ogden visitor during the u.,
"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watt ~,
ton, were Ogden visitors durir, 4.
week. re
Robert SommgrEIi,e Of KayUin ,.
an Ogden visitor Cd few DAYS a-
the latter part of last week "a
James Y. Wipgeu spent the ,,..
portion OF Last week in Layton y.r',
his parents
Mrs Charles Barton and ebr
were haysville visitors during m. l..'
ter part OF last week.
f j. Ramsey his daughter IA.
May, and son, hoy. returned \, Il.
home IN Oakland SUNDAY porBlry .a
er spending two weeks in ogden
Carl Nelson, John L. Pierce. Alph..,.
Nelson, ID. II. Duunacher. all nj Rg
ham City were Ogden visitors ds-,
the week.
Mrs. c. W. Rash and her 1sust...
Naomi. have returned 10 their t,~.
In North Ogden. after a numb +,
days visit in Brigham CITY
Eliza Thompson OF Brigham r..
spent last Tuesday in Ogden y.,r
her many friends.
Mrs. r. c. Smith OF SOP Tventv.,...
street, entertained the ladies Of y
Presbyterian church and their ns,
az a Kensington on THURSDAY lls
noon.
Mrs. George LAshus and dauefaa
Glenna and Nerna. have returned hone
from a four months visit on Doe pa.
ciic coast. While az he rortl
festival in San Francisco they met }lf,
Mole and daughter Pearl, and they
returned home.
Dr. Seymour -. Young % salt iaa
was an Ogden visitor during he sse.
Mr.. and Mrs F. C.. Baker h5r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20

a weeks visit here with relatives and
friends.
-
Miss Birdie Howells has roturnci
from two months visit In Los Anre.
les.
-
Mrs o. NJ COMMIT left Tuesday for
southern Arizona, where she will spend
the winter with her son. G.. e.. Conniff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
.!os555fFsszB'!!!'SSi|.5:5iETNE;Si

Announcement is made OF the mar
riage Of Miss Lizzie May Ball daugh-
ter of MI aud Mrs. Joseph S. Ball Of
Summit county, and James w. Burnett.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Burnett
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-20
(onINcS4ro -
8lSOTNC

Mrs. G.. H. Stevenson hos returned
from am extended eastern trip which
she has enjoyed since leaving Seattle.
where she successfully filed the posi-
ton of hostess az the Utah building
during the big fair Mrs. Stevenson