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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
PARK CITY
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PARK CITY. Utah, Dec. 4-Mo,A.-
was open day for the membera oSSnosy ~
Woman's Athenaeum. who en,oy.im u, ms
very pleasant afternoon, as we'll as a ~ vs,
profitable one. The lecture on H1rnv vely
Work" by Superintendent Griffin uysnih Hsa
splendid one, The meeting wan was
the home OF Mrs l.. b. Wight and, u ss,st q
present number Of invited guests UeinE S,a,
also present Mrs. Townsend will Mere nse
the ladies at her home on Mondan naYe
Mrs. Harry Raddon came to thu ns'.
Friday morning.. TO visit with rsI,tttust.E tttutE
A pleasant affair was that of sa,n-
day evening, when the members ~ a.
faculty OF the Park City high school sn me
team at banquet at the Salt Issaa
house. The tables, which were ,o.sxxs! .sxs
with all sorts OF good things 10 eat wss
also prcttily decorated with cut fIo11sslIe were
these arc the colors worn by tho p. -
City high school erldiron warriors q
the conclusion OF the feast. short tajps.'' ja.'
were made by several members NJ 'ai@ ss
present were; Bernard Woods, captaIs:
John Buck. manager; Jack Townssna
Byron Pape, Oscar pape, Roger McDon,
ough Rex Potts. JEFF Ivic. phiiljn TnSgnl
Perry Dillon, Joe Jones and Chsria.
HartwelL
Mrs. ], c. Thompson entertained a.
dinner Tuesday evening. The house uvss a.
beautifully decorated with flowers.
The members of the local lodge NJ ihs
Degree of Honor have again demonstraiI
| that their membership consists OF hns-
! tiers In tho amusement line for the dHne.
and social OF Wednesday evening WAS sr
| enjoyable affair. Dancing was kent ,,r
for a couple Of hours. at the end ~
which time dainty refreshments were
served, r.
The ]. G.. G.. club most pleasantly uu,
prised Miss Jcanle Wilson at her Nom
| Saturday evening. A number OF zames
were played and later delicious reYrcsh<
! ments were served.
Miss Cora Mulgrave returned To pa*
City Sunday morning.
The Cotillion club held Its meelir,
Friday night at Society hall
The members of st. Lulie's guild OF fbs
| Episcopal church were entertained F,i-
day afternoon by Mrs. Fred Smith.
Mrs. Charles Shields of Salt Laks X
in Park City visiting with her fathsr,
John Geiger. 80
The ladies of the O. S. p. club vs,.
most delightfully."- entertained Wednessss
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Lorer7<
Muirbrook. Delicious refreshments wen,
Rosevear, Mrs. w. S. Buddell. Mrs. Jn.
Mclaughlin, Mrs. Rome Paxton, Nj
Clements. Mrs. Joe Kemp, Jr., Mrs a
Fitzgerald and Miss Esther Gldiey, /
The ladies' society OF the Congress-
tIonal church Will hold their reeusr
meeting at the home Of Mrs. John Nyes-
OF.
Mrs. George Bean and family returnss
home Tuesday from Salt Lake.
Miss Elvira Hartwell. formerly Of Pars
City, but now OF Salt Lake, was marrisl
In Salt Lake Thursday 10 Earl Jensss'
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BRIGHAM CITY

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BRIGHAM CITY, Dec, A birthday
party was given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. B. Cheney In the first ward in
honor of Mrs. Cheney's sixty-sixth birth
day. The party was attended by the
many children and grandchildren of Mt
had been prepared for the occasion. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. N B. Cheney,
Mr.. and Mrs; Frank Cheney, Mr.. and
Cheney. Mr.. and Mrs. NH Fred ID . carlson SarheEn
Misses Freda Cheney. Olive and Blanche
Carlson, Tavern and Edith Cheney, and
Ernest and Carl Smith.
The religious class officers OF the Third
ward gave a successful surprise on two
OF their officers. Miss Lsuella Nelson and
Mrs. Nellie Eure. at the home OF Mrs.
Celia Nelson. Saturday night, A number
OF beautiful pictures were presented the
ladies' as tokens OF appreciation of their
work In connection with the classes
Dainty refreshments were served and
good time was had,
C.. p. Christensen was given a surprise
one evening during the week by number
OF his Intimate friends and relatives. The
evening was devoted to social chat. card
freshments Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlton, MI and Mrs. A. Westergaard.
George s Snq MG smd Mrs. Mr aP& John M 6
sen. and Messrs. P Christensen. Berthel
Larsen. Sine Larsen. Mesdames Peter
peterson, Anna thompson, Nj. Laurltzen
and Anna Sederholm
On Monday Mr., and Mrs. John D. Peters
entertained In honor of the fortieth an
niveisary OF their marriage. The party
was given at their spacious home on First
West between Forest street and First
North.
One OF the successful social events of
the season was the ball given at the
academy Of music and dancing. Wednes-
day night, by the ladies of the Civic I'm
provement club OF this city for the bene-
ht OF the Brigham City High school. The
large hall was beautifully decorated for
High school, and green and white the
club colors. About three hundred people
participated in the dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Madsen and child
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EPfiRAIM

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EPHRAIM. Dec. 4.-The many friend
of Miss Sarah Jenson OF this city will "a
surprised 10 learn of her marriage d
Roy Elliott of Castle Gate. The mar
riage was solenlnized at the home Of tbs
brides sister in Ogden and was witnesssl
by only the relatives and few intlmal;
friends.
G. L. Olsen of Emery was a guest al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Han
sen OF this city during the early part d
the week. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Anderson left On
Wednesday for Sevier, where they vii
spend ten days visiting with friends snl
relatives.
Adolph Olsen. who is' principal OF ~
Goshen schools, visited with relatives and
friends In this city during the week.
Richard Rasmussen has gone 10 Sal
Lake. where he will remain during th4
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Funk of Lund
New. are in Sterling. visiting with rsla'
tives and friends.
Mrs. Otto Nelson and her son. CyruA
spent the latter part of the week yiSlt
ing with her relatives in Fairview'
Professor and Mrs. a. l.. Larsen. q
Salt Lake are guests at the home OF ~
and Mrs. John Hansen and Mr.. and Nh
Fred Rasmussen.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-05
MAN 7 |
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MANTI. Dec. 3.-One OF the most sue
the celebration OF the silver wedding
anniversaries OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Munk. Mr., and Mrs. David Madsen and
a anS noTs MIs 'a sea WIN MIMI at the no
Joint affair, The rooms were beautifully
decorated in 'silver wedding bells and
flowers. A most delicious supper was
served. All the friends present at these
weddings twenty-five years ago that still
reside here were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neils Jorgenson enter
tanned at their home Friday evening.
About fifty OF their friends were present
The evening was spent In q social way,
and dainty refreshments were served dur
Ing the evening.
Mrs. Alice Hardy OF Aberdeen Ida, Is
visiting relatives here for &c wdays.
Mr and Mrs. J. P. Madsen entertained
Friday evening In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Jensen and family OF Mt. Pleasant,
n musical programme was carried out.
and q dainty. luncheon was served dur
Ing the evening.
Mrs. NJ. P. Nelson went to Mt. Pleasant
today to visit with her daughter and
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and two
children OF Hepburn. Ida. and Mrs Il.
Anderson and two children OF Cornish,
Utah. have been visiting with their
parents and friends here, returning to
their home Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Leo Hafen left today for
Provo. where they will spend the winter
The Lowry families held their annual
reunion Thursday at tho home OF John
Lowry. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with the seasons flowers AZ
sumptuous dinner was served, and the
day was spent In social chat, music and
singing.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nelson, Mrs Sophus
Nelson Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Funk Hyrum
Nelson. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hansen
Andrew Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Han
sen, all OF Ferron, spent the week at
MaHtI
The high school students Will present
the drainatizatjon of the advent OF the
pioneers 10 Sanpetc valley and the life
OF the pioneers during the first few years
Enoch Muhlestine OF Midway and Miss
Cenevicye Wintch OF this place were mar
ricd In the Manti temple Wednesday, by
President Louis Anderson.
Miss Emmerettc Anderson entertained
about twenty at a parcel shower Tues
day evening In honor OF Miss Genevieve
Wintch.
Mrs. G. ID. Aiken OF Twin Falls. Ida /:
Mrs. E. Leonard OF Salt Lake and Mrs.
George Empy OF st, George were here
the first OF the week TO attend the fu-
neral OF Joshua Fielding
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kAYSVILlE

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KAYSVILLE. Dec 4.-MIss Mollie
Barnes entertained a few friends at a
candy pull at her home on Saturday
evening.
Miss Leila Alleman OF Sprlngville spent
Sunday in Kaysville at the home OF John
G. NJ. Barnes and family.
Arnold M, Barnes spent Monday In
Provo. as guest OF his friend Lyle Lemon
Miss Ila Parry of Salt Lake City spent
a few days In kaysville this week.
Miss Molie Barnes was a Salt Lake
City visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence c. Blood of
Salt Lake City were visiting relatives
In town the first of the week.
Mrs. John R. Barnes and Miss Martha
u. Barnes were visiting relatives In Salt
Lake City on Monday and Tuesday.
Jacob E. Layton of Clearheld was a
Kaysville visitor Thursday
Brigham Bosworth returned to his
home In Preston. Ida, this week, after
n short visit in town with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. David Davis of Salt Lake
City were visiting in town this week. as
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Peter Barton
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II, Wilkinson of
Salt Lake City spent Thursday in Kays-
Vile. as guests OF Mrs. Emmeline Taylor.
Ben Hudson of Robin. Ida. has been
visiting relatives In town this week.
Mrs. Esther Bosworth returned home
Tuesday. after an extended visit In Pres
ton, Ida. with relatives
George Edmonds has returned home
from Pocatello, Ida. where he spent the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Watson, Jr.. are
spending a few weeks In Montpelier, Ida,
with relatives.
Messrs. Gilbert and Will Nance have
returned home. after q siX-weeks' visit
In Manassa. Colo. as guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosel Hyde and children
have returned home, after a short visit
in Downey, Ida.
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Lake were Provo visitors during the
week
The Priscilla club entertained at a
dancing party Thursday night ut the
First ward hall. The decorations We're
arranged with Japanese lanterns and par
asols. About sixty couples enjoyed the
evening.
The Nineteenth century club held its
regular meeting at the home Of the
president, Mrs. Schwab, Friday after
noon. The programme was an unusually
interesting one and consisted of tho fol-
lowing excellent papers: Rome and the
Papacy'' and "IIildcbrand." by Miss Jo-
sephine Kellogg. and "Charlcmange, by
Mrs. ]. w. Aird
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MURRAY
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MURRAY. Dec. 4.-Miss Pauline Fuller
who has been In Nevada teaching school,
Is here and Will spend some time with
relatives and friends before returning
Otto Clark. formerly connected with
the Salt Lake Route here. but now of
Downey; Ida, was Murray visitor for
two days this week Mr. Clark left Fri
day evening for Los Angeles.
Seth Baker of Logan stopped In town
Just long enough Wednesday To shake
hands with a few old friends before de-
parting for his home.
One of the most enjoyable sociaIs vet
undertaken by the ward amusement com
mittee was the one which WAS given SIM
Day in the Cottonwood ward house. The
gnnni,on Snu.r was 90 a ward i reunion. al which
Murray First and Second wards, which
were previously part OF Cottonwood ward
were also in attendance. a programme
feature OF the day y delicious dinner
was served. and was followed by the pre-
sentation OF Comrades by the local dra-
matte company,
g. Charlie I,,S Anderson. accompanied by his
friend. WIN Sorenson. VIII leave Monday
evening for Ely, New. where the two
Will spend the next four months.
Miss Alice Goodmanscn entertained Fri
DAY evening al the home OF her parents
on State street for number OF her class.
mates. The event was I'm honor OF the
young lady's anniversary The home
presented quite pretty appearance, be-
Ing decorated In the colors OF the school
where the young ladies attend. During
the evening games were played, and later
delicious luncheon was served In the
spacious dining room.
1vin Bird left Saturday for New York.
where he VIII take steamer for Europe
While IN Europe Mr.. Bird will spend two
years in the interest OF the Mormon
church, preaching the gospel.
The Winder ward younger set have
formed dramatic club. and during tho
dramas at the ward house. Their first
presentation was given Thursday even
ing
Frank Williams, formerly OF Murray
but now OF Butte, Mont. is here to spend
Il week with his parents.
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RICHFIELD
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Special to The Tribune.
RICHFIELD. Dec. 4.-Mr and Mrs
George Dobson. after a visit to Arizona,
returned last Monday. They will make
Richfield their home in the future
Arnold Miller returned home from Salt
Lake Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. A. ", Nelson returned
TO their homo at Salt Lake. Monday, after
a short visit with Mr., and Mrs. Andrew
Nelson OF this city.
w. r. Asimus. formerly a resident OF
Richled. was here this week visiting
old friends. He Is now located at Green
River, where he lately purchased prop
erty. and Will engage In the mercantile
business.
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Picture Framing.
Midgley-Bodel Co., a3 East LIST So
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"Royal" Stale Bread Depot

NUydI OLaIe BT6du Depot.
Open 3 to p. m. daily. Entrance on
Third South. Good bread very cheap.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
INVESTMENTS.

+%f'ooo-kents $1,000 yearly: inst completed
modern business CORNER. beautiful
large sunny room apartments and store.
lessed for years; rents very low;
>ls.oUo-Rents $1,000 yearly: new modern
- - mats near Valencia and 10th SITS.
f-4s0vV-kents Sl.e00 yearly; 3 beautiful mod
eEn Eats. 6-6-7 rooms and bath; Cslifor-
- -. MA 81. east of Polk
%la'VVV-kents $3.50 yearly: NV. CORNER
90. LAY 81; modern apt. datS.
sS,f0g-Rentsl Si.l40 yearly; . new. modern,
beautiful dats in Spanish mission style,
% rooms and bath each; price greatly
reduced; owner must sell; Ashbury
heights district
Se.0OO-bents S1.o50 yearly; 3 nne up 10 date
hats of SOS rooms and bath each; splen-
"a renting district. Duboce ay.; reduced
from $1,000 for quick sale; lot 24xloO II.
Ne,oOO-Rents $3.50 yearly; 3 new. modern Fats,
500 rooms and bath each: also store.
rooms close 70 Golden Gste park; open
IRE CRATES; near Ist aT. and Fulton ST.
price reduced from SO 0O0
$fsUvO-Rents $50 mo-: > stores and 6 fats:
Fulton st. nr. Buchanan: large lot; pres
eDt mortgage. $4,000, can remain.
Fo'0Vo-Rents $3.50 month; 3 modern fats,
5-6-7 rooms and bath: mtg. S3.4O0 can
remain at 6 per cent: close 10 Castro
sna I'D sIs; best buy in Mission warm
belt: lot 25x1l4
to.ee0-Rents s72O yearly: fine fats OF 81
rooms end bath; Castro ST. near 14tb ST.
%9'SOO-fents $50 yearly: new modern Oats
OF 5 rooms and bath each; near How
ard and LangtOn sts.
eSrtSO-Rents $3.50 yearly; . splendid fats Of
and rooms and bath EACH near
ID aY. and Clement St; lot 25x120.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
LOTS

SIS .00O-ANY REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE
ENTERTAINED; entire block. 240xIOs
IT, facing on California ST.. 2d and Sd
sves-; idesl site FOR apt. house stores.
etc. Richmond district; only one-sixth
cash balance or years at 6 per cent.
xoOoo-Splcndid Ne. corner, Larkin and Sac.
rsmenfO; 61.61Il3.9; site for apart
meDts; properly improved would pay
- or 15 per cert on money invested.
81. 5.ooo-Hvde ST. CORNER. not far from Cali
fornis ST.; S4s6x1I2:6 #; OFFER
WANTED
sl2.oOo-Msson and Pacific CORNER; 4sK75;
OFFER WANTED.
Sl0.Q00-Hvde ST 60xl31.6
Slg.0o0-Hvde st. CORNER. 4Sxz6 Il
S6.7io-Near hyde and Clay sts.: p -6x137 s.
S6-5O0-Ls rkin 81. nr. Clay: 3ix10O n.
50 25O- Preside heights district; magnificent
marine view: lot 25xI27 S feet.
fs.5o0-NE. CORNER; 9th and Harrison
S3.ooo-Bryant st. CORNER. close TO I'd.
s.. .5oO--Nesr Jones and Pacific sts.. 23x6U feet.
s.. 100-Nr- 9th aY. and ParnsssuS: 25x120.
81 .e0o-Nr. 5th and st. 25x95.
81 500 St bet. 7fh and Sth avs; KEY LOT
Sls0O-25KlOO It.: 18th av. nr. I ST.
Sl55O-5th av- nr. J; 25x95; Sl50 cash, bal
SIS month.
Sl-i50-Nr- Holloway and Capitol Rv.; 75x10O
81 .550-Stanyan St; fine lot 25Kl52 feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
RESIDENCES.

Slv,Voo-Residence. I6 T. and > baths: large
beautiful grounds: Folsom ST Pre-
cltR sT. only 20 minutes from center Of
city: lot 90xl15 II.
slOooO-Beautifu modern residence. r. and
bath; servants room and furnace; ban
Quet hall; only ? years old; lot 3I:6xlo1
IT,: near Parnsssus av and Belvedere
St; lawn front and back
5000 escb-New colonial residences; every
possible convenience; EXCEPTIONALLY
EASY TERMS; large sunny rooms
each: exceptionally fne car service: close
TO public schools; streets bitUminized; Sth
av- near Lake st; lots 25Il20 feet: al
tendsnt and keys at 147 Sth sY. every
day. including Sundays.
A4-seo-Modern cottage, T. and bath; near
18th and II
81. A.750-Modern cottage. > rooms and bath: ID
ay. California st
$, ,4eO-Cottace rooms. bath: marine view
18th aF- and st: lot 50Nl20 II.
- loo-Modern cottage. ! rooms, bath: 4lst
az. and A St: $3.50 cash, bal monthly.
Sl,Joo-Cottage. room. bath SD av. her. .
csrlines lot 26xI2O It.; $500 cash bal
ance monthly.
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SUTRO HEIGHTS ADDITION
The terminus OF the new Fulton st. car
line. corner Fulton St and 49th av.
Most beautiful MARINE VIEW property.
Easiest Of access.
Surrounded by streetcar lines.
Destined to become one Of the most favor
tie residence sections OF the city
Lots in this district are VERY REASON
ABLE.
The best place to luy for a home.
For speculation.
For Investment
Prices in this district will double
Take Ellis and Ocean car to our Sutro
Heights addition branch office. corner Fulton
st. and 49th av. opposite life saving sta
tiOn: open sundays only or make appoint
ment at downtown office for any time during
the week 10 suit your convenience, and we
viii call for you with automobile.
LIPMAN & HIRSCHLER. 255 Montgomery st.
Phone Douglas 3844.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-19
EXCHANGE BARGAINS.

Sl700O0-Msrket ST. business property. Want
lot income property for equity
s1l0ocO-Cbinatown business property Want
lot north OF Market east Of Van Ness sv
So ,50O-Business property on Fillmore St
Want lot east Of Van Ness ar.
$50. .000-Residence best corner in Western
addition. Want lot in business district.
fl5 .0oo-Lerge residence near Devisadero and
Bsight streets. VIII exchange for in
come property and pay cash.
So 600 and up TO $50. .oOO-Desirable apart-
ment houses. VIII exchange for vacant
property in all parts Of city.
S13.5Qo-3 fats. Western addition; rented for
Sl.50O yearly; viii exchange for busi-
ness property up 10 $2s. 600 and pay diff
ference IN cash
sl3 5OO--3 fine fats. Page st. near Lyon
Want business property I'D 10 S25 600.
We offer the following lots in exchange for
income property.
S120 000-l -l2Ox95 Van Ness nr. Suffer
SIS 00G-50K160: Mission mr. 4th: . fronfageS
$50 o00-2sxl37; O'Farreu Mason.
81 .5o0--5Ox92: Sacramento nr. Drumm
S15.ooQ-25x70; Larkin near Ellis.
3. .0oO-25xSo: Folsom mr. ID.
S5.00o-34xS0: Bryant nr. 4th.
81 -eo0-20x70: Minis mr. 30.
s. 2.500-25xI20: 7th aF. nr. Fulton
81. .oo0-R Residence on California nr. Buchanan: /:
wants lot income and viii psy cash.
- 00O--R Residence on Iiaight III. Scott: wants
business property Up to $4,000.
]. W. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
125 and l27 Sutter st.