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New-York tribune., 1909-11-07

The rough riding class OF Company F. OF
the Tth Regiment made a ride to Wood
uansten Inn on Election Day. where IL met
other members Of the company and all en-
1oyed a dinner. Captain Stotesbury was in
command OF the rough riders. After the
dinner the horssmen were put through some
interesting exercises By Acting First Ser
geant c. s Busse. who. by the way. In
seniority OF service is one Of the oldest
members I'm the regiment. having served
close on twenty-siX years.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-07
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS IN CITIES AND TOWNS OF UTAH

been visiting at the home. ot Mr, and
Mrs J. +. McCan rty during tic s5st
week She left !1r Mount Pleasant On
Tuesday. where she wEl visit relatives
before returning home.
Mrs Horace Gunn of i;lslunrr was in
Ephraim during the ca:iy part OF the
week visiting relatives. She WIZ on her
way from salt Lake. where she accom-
panied her husband. who was lcaving for
the eastern stairs 70 perform a mission
il the interest OF the Mormon church.
Miss Lucinda Thu!In or this city and
Wilford Hardy of noroni We're united In
marriage Wednesday evening a the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. John
Thulin. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Aaron Hardy OF MoronI In
the presence Of only the family and few
intimate friends Mr.. and Mrs Hardy
will be at home IN Moroni after Decem-
bcr l.
Wilford Chris tcnscn was called home
from Milford. Monday. on account OF the
death Of his little son,
Miss Ada Johnson of Spring city was
in l!phraim during the carly par OF the
week. visiting at tho home or Mr.. and
Mrs. j. y. Hansen.
+ Willie, the son OF Mrs Lars Peter ku-
dcrson, Is suffering wi:h typhoid fever.
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WILLARD
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
WILLARD. Nov. 20-A party viii be
given next Wednesday evening under the
direction OF the Mutual lmproVe'E mt as
ISOLATION. There will be dance and
big oyster supper. The Primary asso-
citation Will give .eunion SUNDAY ait
crnoon in the meeting house.
Nutian Wells has been In Salt Lake
City the past week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs 4, Taylor were visiting
in Brigham during the week
Waldemar Call of Salt Lake City was
visiting with relatives and friends the
first of the week.
Joseph II. Mason was in Ogden,
Thursday
Welton Ward Of Salt Lake City was
visiting with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Ward, during the week
Misses Hattie, Pauline and Minnie Par
sons of Star Valley, are visiting with rel
atives here.
John B. Finn was in Brigham, Tues
day, on business.
Royal c, Lowe of Brigham has re-
turned home. after spending few days
with relatives here.
Mrs. Roosevelt Hubbard has returned
home from Paradise. whore she has been
spending g few days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Caroline Stauffer has returned to
her home in Logan. after spending a few
days with relatives and friends.
y. Stuart or ogden has been visiting
with relatives here the past week.
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BINGHAM

s. ecial TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Nov 20.-The Rcbeliah Sis
iers Will give 4 Thanksgiving ball next
THURSDAY.
Thanksgiving will also he celebrated ly
'hc Methodist church.
The upper Bingham fire department.
gave 'ts initial dance at the /. O. O, II.
hall last Thursday.
Stanley Davies gave a dance IN his
newly completed residence at Copperton.
A weigh dance was given in Depot
ward Saturday. at which the amusing
feature was that upon entering the hall
each lady stepped on the scales. and her
escort paid bali 81 cent a pound OF her
weight for admission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ekman entertained III
dinner Friday Covers were laid for
twenty. Among those present were
Mcssrs and Mcsdames Al Forman, G.. H..
White. Albert Marriott. John Jimpson
Sr.. j. H. Maughn. L. G.. Esbelson. Misses
Emma Robinson. Louise Berry. Nessrs
George Chandler. Aaron Gouchat and
Isadorc GoucIGt.
The card party given Friday was Il
pleasant feature OF the weeks entertain
mcnts OF camp.
/. y. .. r. lodge No. 10 pleasantly sur
priscd Ruth Rebekah lodge No. : Tues
day evening. Progressive whist was
played FIRST prizes FOR which We're award
ca to Judge i. Ii. CeliNentra and Miss
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Frances Lehman, second TO Earnest
Lehman and Miss Lizzie Macklnson, and
the consultations f"ll TO John Doty and
Mrs. Anna Lehman.
Miss Hattie Ascraft OF Depot ward
was pleasantly surprised by Il number CT
her young friends. Cards and game;
by Il light luncheon.
The grand lodge officers OF the X, OF
L. paid the local knights visit friday,
\ banquet concluded The evenings fcs-
tvitics,
Thursday from Sweden of the sudden
death OF her aged mother.
lli Mitchell moved his family to Mid
vale last week
Mrs Frank Tiney vas called 10 her
former home at Pueblo. Colo. nr the
sudden death OF her father, Friday.
Friday all the school teachers of camp
drove TO Draper. where they attended
convention OF Jordan district
Mrs. = r vsnderhocf and Mrs, T.. a.
Mckenzie. Wednesday. Both ladies arc
former residents of Brigham.
c. w. Buckhol2. a former resident OF
camp, was in Bingham Il few days during
tho week.
Mayor Qullan spent Sunday in Salt
Lake.
Officer Cullcton drove to Salt Lake
early Wednesday morning with a witness
wanted for tho Third district court
Bingham is to have two new banks. the
Copper state and the Citizens state
banks The Copper State is headed BY
mining men and business men of tho
camp and state. W. w Armstrong of
is heavily Interested and John Dern. vice
president OF that institution. is also asso-
ciatod with the proposed new bank. Win
these gentlemen are Mcssrs. u. :. Gates.
mlnc manager of tho Boston Consolidated
Mining company; J II. Rlsquc. general
manager of tho Utah Consolidated Min
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I'd Like to See the
Liver of a Fat Man

This IS the expression of a medical man
|ho said that the liver OF a fat man must
present a wonderful sight when that man
IS alive and performing MS regular duties.
The liver Is the largest organ in the hu-
man body. The stomach calls on the liver
and so docs the blood. II the liver gives
20 the digestive apparatus improper juices
hen the digestion is wrong. This is what
makes people fat, The liver is NOT right
on popular demand We have made the ia
NOUS Marmola Prescription into Tablets
which are eaten after meals just like food
ana they digest that food as IL should be
digcSted. They remove fat already ac
cumulaied at the rate OF from u to 10
uUDccs per day and leave no wrinkles or
habby skin. Garry ono In Your vest pocket
or purse wncn you dine out and eat what
you will. Fasting, diet and exercise will
not reduce fat. You only staFve the body
and by tearing down other organs YOU
bring the fat with the rsst of tie dcstruc-
ton. Marmoa tablets arc sold by all
druggists and In greater quantity than all
the other so called fat reducers combined.
There must be merit in them or their
sale could not he growing larger every
month. Ask any druggist or IL You prefer
send 10 cts. to The Malmoia Company.
Dept. 1928 Detroit Mich, and they VIII
send YOU large case OF Marmola Tablets
IN plain package By mail.
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LOGAN
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN. Nov. 20-Mr and Mrs George
Lindquist entertained at a Swedish din
ner party at their home Tuesday evening
Yellow chrysantllemums were used with
pretty effect In the decorations. and
covers were laid for twelve guests.
Mr. and Mrs. ALI Cole entertained the
members of the clio circle at the chicken
dinner which was given Wednesday
evening at the First ward chapel Spe-
cial tables were reserved. which were
prettily decorated with pink chrysanthe-
NUNS After the dinner the guests en-
ioyed the musicale which was given in
connection with the bazar.
Miss Luella Ncbeker gave a pretty
evening party at her homo Monday even
The rooms were bright with carnations
and the evening was spent in games and
music, Light refreshments were served.
Walter Mclaughlin returned home
Thursday from pleasant Salt Lake
trip,
George stoddard of LIE Grande, Or.
spent the week visiting with Logan rela-
,ives
Hcber Carlisle came in from Bear Lake
Wednesday and will spend several days
In Logan before returning.
Horace Ncbeker spent the early part
OF the week In Salt Lake.
The dancing party given Monday by the
seniors Of the \. G. was "A very delightful
affair of the week 1t was largely at
tended by downtown people, as we'll as by
college students,
The clio circle met Wednesday Will,
Mrs, All Cole. Prof. Evans gave n very
Interesting ldoture, y large attendance
was present.
The bazaar given Thursday and Friday
IN 'he FTst rT ward was aS. very successful
| tractive with their variety of pretty
things for sole. Mrs. Willard Langton
Mrs Moses, Thatcher. Mrs. Rodah Cook
| in charge. and in every way II was a
| success. The chicken supper served II
connection with the bazar was under tho
| George Torgeson, Mrs. Luther Howell and
| Mrs. u. c, Bulge.
The bazar given in the Sixth ward
Friday and Saturday. was another very
successful event The attendance va, vas
n dancing party was given Friday even
ing. at which the Thatcher orchestra fur
| nished the music.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bell are back from
| q week spent in Salt Lake.
Miss Blanche Calne will spend the
| Thanksgiving holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. t. Caine. Jr
Miss Amelia Goodwin Of Butte. Mont.
is visiting with Logan friends and rela-
! tives.
Mr. and Mrs L. T, Cannon OF Salt Lake
| have arrived IN Logan and Will spenc
| the winter at the home of Mrs. Cannon!
parents. Hon and Mrs. Joseph Howell
| The Daughters of the Pioneers have Is
sued invitations for an old Fashioned bal
TO be given Monday evening at B. Y
college.
Mrs. C. II. Champ returned homo Sat
| urday from q pleasant Salt Lake visit.
| A number OF dinner and dancing par.
ties are being planned for Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. All Green of Salt Lake
spent the carly part OF the week IL
! Logan.
! John F. Wright is back from a Sal
| Lake visit.
Lyman Martincau spent the early par
OF the week in Logan.
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GUNNISON
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
GUNNISON Nov 20.-James Bells
ton OF Nephi has been in town during
the last few days transacting business.
James Metcalr of Salt Lake is in town
and will remain a few days III me in
terest OF property holdings he has here.
y party was given Friday IN honor oi
Earl Picket. who recently returned from
IL two years mission TO the southern
states. and Austin Mayfeld, who is TO
to the northern states, The party was
iation, and was one OF the most sue
cessful social events given at Gunnison
during tho season. n programme had
been prepared for the occasion. and a
delicious lunch was served by the ladies.
The lunch was served during the early
part OF the evening, after which games
were played. and one hour was spent in
dancing. over l0o people were in at
Miss Pearl Nelson. who has been at
Salt Lake for several months, has re-
turned to Gunnison and will remain for
some time 10 visit with her relatives.
4 boy was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. y. IL.
kcarns this week.
Mrs. Charles Gedhili was in Gunnison
during the carly part OF the week, Her
Tisit was TO see after the nli7g OF a
pension claim in behalf of her deceased
husband, who served III the indian wars
OF this section.
The Primary association gave a party
Friday evening which was we'll attended.
and nettcd the treasury a satisfactory
sum.
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only ones present with the young couple.
IL had been planned TO have the ceremony
performed without the knowledge of any
OF their many friends here, but they
wero not successful In carrying out their
plan, lor IL had been expected That this
Young couple was about 10 we'd, aud
their actions have been eagerly watched
by their near friends, who wore deter
mined that they should not surprise thcm
In this respect. aud neither did they FOR
when Mr. and Mrs. Williams arrived at
the RIO GraNlc train Immediately after
their marriage they were a.tOnishcd 10
Ind that Il large delegation was thorC
waiting for them. There was a grand
'>lCc shower" as the Young coUale passed
along the platform and stepped iut" the
known here. and that their wcdded nfe
may bc ono Of united happiness, IS TIC
wish OF their friands. After an cN:cnded
Visit among the Pacific coast and IN
where ihev viii max" their home.
Peter l(aSz returned - hia Eowc in th"
city, Wednesday afternoon.
Ono OF the largest a2scmhac"s ~
Young people was the surprise party
planned and given by Mr and Mrs. Min
met AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miuich
and later repaired To Maple hall, where
they danced for couple OF hours Nt
~ O'Clock they returned TO Mr.. and MIS-
Minich's. where a SumptuouS supper was
served. Those present wecr the Misses
Howarth. McAvin. Driscoll, Martin,
Williams. Wilton. peiGhton. Shields,
Boatty, BcVry. Lewis lIalcs Briefly,
Townsend. Briefly. Il. Martin. Snyder,
Kemp. Jennings, Myers. T.. and \. Ian
yon. Mcdonald. Smith. Webb, Townsend.
and the Mcssrs Pane. McCarty. Pape,
Shields. Paul Sherman, Martin. Bircum-
shaw. Young. Potts, Briefly +. Buck. Is.
Buck Brandt Martin, Schaffer Horn.
Wagner, Morals and r. Garvin. Miss
Minich was assisted in entertaining by
Miss snyder, Mrs. Jessie Drake and Mrs.
BeDnion.
The teachers of Summit county are
hcldinE an institute in Park City. FRI
day evening tho Park teachers enter
tanned the visiting teachers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
He alth and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN.

Mrs. f. B.: 1t is your own fault il
people think YOU older than your hus-
band. You should not be so careless about
your personal appearance. You can cas-
lily get rid of that sallow. coarse appear
anoc of your skin and make yourself ap-
pear several years younger by using a
teaspoonfuls OF glycerlne and q haf-plnt
of hot water This lotion Will give your
oily. shiny skin a pink. youthful appear
ance. 1t does not show like face powder,
but lasts longer and is splendid for cold
sores, tan. pmples and freckles. You can
buy spurmaX at any drug store and pre-
pare this lotion yourself at a small cost.
am sure after YOU have once tried II
you will like IL very much and use il al
ways in place OF face powder 1t Is bet
ter and has proved 10 be p wonderful
whitener and skin bcautificr.
Anna c.: I agree with, you. A bright,
and admired. Most girls neglect TO give
the eyes proper S care, 1r,. nssy I1 rev i use On
ing for the eyes. l have found the fol-
lowing tonic TO be fine for weak, tired
and inllamed eyes: Go 10 your druggist
II in a pint OF water. Use two or three
drops in each eye night and morning. 1t
will not smart This inexpensive eye
tonic will do you lots OF good and relieve
you OF that dull tired feeling above the
eyes.
F.. j. B.; Everyone admIres a beautiful
head OF hair, and IL is easy 10 have II II
the hair is properly cared FOR. Try sham
pooling your hair every two weeks with
teaspoonful of canthroN dissolved IN e
teacupful of hot wafer You can get
canthroX at any drug store 1t lathers
abundantly, cleans the scalp thoroughly.
stops all irritation and makes the finest
kind OF n shampoo. Soap is dangerous
10 use on the scalp as the allkaii in !t
tends TO kill the hair. Canthrox makes
the hair soft and glossy dries quickly and
is now being used very extensively by the
best class of hair drcsserS- When pre-
pared at home. CanthroX shampoo Is de-
cidetily Inexpensive. All druggists handle
canthroX.
Francis NJ. You can't expect TO re-
ceive the same attention as your chums
as long as your health Is so poor. Nobody
admiras n young woman with pimpes all
over her face. There is nothing like. good
health. That sallow. common look on
your face shows you are needing good
tonic. This can he made by dissolving
tcacupful sugar and ! ounce kardene
in pint alcohol: adding enough boil
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Or we will sepd you "a fra. sl1s i for oc pSsipdd,
irge size (elght tmcs mucb) co., II your druggist
donts cell II send direct 70 us Send thos yellow
wrapper from two bottles purchased from q druggist
and we will give you fnll-s!ce bottle for nothing.
GALSUTTA CO., 1905 Olivo et-s st. Louis, Nes
s&d 6y r. " HILL DRUG CoMPANT.
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ing water TO make a full quart
tonic. Take a. tablespoonful before (
meal and before retiring. This tonic
restore lost appetite. purify the blood.
you healthy body and put life and
into your face. 1 find this tonic
action, removing liver blotches, PIN
and other skin cruptlons.
Mrs, r. J.: ] receive a great many
ters just like yours from people who
troubled with dandruff, itching scalp.
falling hair, IL is certainly not a pi'
ant thing TO feel that you are losing
once beautiful tresses- ] invariably
ommend the use OF a fair tonic madt
dlssolving an ounce OF quinzoin In a
pint OF alcohol and then adding a b
pint Of cold water Try this tonic an
will stop all irritation and your hair
coming out. remove the dandruft ana
store your scalp 10 healthy condiuo
a. V. w: To make greaselcss q
pleXlon cream that Will be entirely bf
hcial and not encourage growth OF
on the face. mix I ounce OF almo@oin Y
pint cold water and add teaspoon
glycerine. Stir and Jet stand for an
or so. In all my experience / have ~
an aid TO beauty. " is eScenent
chapped hands and face. massagings
moving greclIles tan, wriDleles. OLE
heads. and dirt from the pores OF the
IL leaves the skin In excellent condit
IL is also the only really dependable Y
cdy I have ever found FOR making smn
those large. unsightly pores below
eyes. which are troublesome 10 so m
ladies. You can got almozoin at
drug store.
r. o. X: \ fat woman is certainly
serving Of pity, either IN society or n'
ness. She can't help but feel miser1
and out OF place. The best remedy ~
OF 10 reduce your flesh without oiet
Is made by dissolving 1 ounces OF parn|
in pint OF hot water. Take va
spoonful three times a day before me
This preparation is harmless. n trr
of mine who used IL reduced her wei
Il pounds In two weeks.
Mrs. c. V: You can stop that terr'
itching from your eczema by using -
tion made BIZ nlsing 4 ounces ois w
4 Iablcspoonfuls OF alcohol and ~
pint OF water. Apply this three or
times n day and allow 20 dry, heN
until skin is restored 10 a healthy COT
tlon. This remedy is splendid ior
rheum, rash and other SKIN eruptlour
have seen this remedy tried nuIneu
times with surprisingly satisiactors
suits, III
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Gray Hair Restored.
"WALNUTTA HAIR STAIN"

Restores Gray, Strcnked or
JIleaclcd Flair or Noastachs
ipstnntnneously. Gives apy ebad0
fron Light brown to Black.
Docs rot wash or rub OF. Con-
tsins no poisons ,snc is not sticky
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Free to You and Every Sister sur
ering from Wonan's Ailments.
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will mail, free of any charge, my Sons ,rsas.
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Sontn It WIN
entire eppin
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MRS. M. SUMMERS. Sotre Dame, snd., o. s. A.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-13
SPARROW--KROLL Mill WILL
CLOSE Up NEXT WEDNESDAY
Cutting After Successful Season
viii do Light Logging This Winter
Talk Of Hardwood Mill Being Estab-
Iished at kenton Next Spring.

The Sparrow Knoll Lumber Co.'s
mill at Kenton. in the southern end of
IIoughton county, will cease cutting
operations on Wednesday of next week,
after most successful season. Since
commencing operations early in the
year the mill has been operated quite
steadily and when the plant closes il
will have cut upwards OF 5000, 900
feet.
William Knoll, manager of the Spar
row Knoll interests, informed The
News this morning that the company
would log light this winter. The lum-
Der Industry, he said, has picked up
considerably. and while prices for the
poorer material are low, the company
has been receiving good price for it's
better grade of lumber. Considerable
of its seasons cut has been shipped in
to the copper country and tho results
so far have been very satisfactory.
There Is rumor being circulated 10
the effect that hardwood mill will be
erected in Kenton In the near future
This VIII mean big thing for the little
town in the southern END OF the county
IL Is understood local and outside can
tia are Interested and that modern
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-13
WORK is TO CONTINUE.
Approach Of Winter Not to Interrupt
Operations at White City.

W. IL. Labb. promoter of the White
City, announced that the advent OF
winter will in no wise interfere with
the operation commenced week ago
and that work will be prosecuted until
heavy snow and extreme cold puts a
stop to it. Yesterday afternoon "A deed
for the sixty acres of land to be owned
by the White City Co. was executed
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Douglass and
the company is now sole owner of it's
grounds. Work has already been com
menced on the 25 summer cottages to
be rented to resorters and excellent
Roadway will be made while the wea-
Their continues favorable.
Mr.. Labb has had the bonds printed
and the work of disposing of them is
progressing very satisfactorily. No
difficulty would be experienced in is
suing all of the bonds, but before plac-
ing them Mr. Labb is intertigVlng To-
cal residents as it is his desire to have
as many business men as possible in
terested in the project.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-13
CARRIED MANY FROM HERE.
Northern Pacific Road Did a Thriving
Business the Past Summer,

l.. =. Gellerman of st. Paul. district
passenger agent for the Northern Pa
ciiic railroad.' is i'm the copper country
man says that the copper country con
tributed its share to the business of the
road the past summer and that he feels
very much encouraged. The Northern
Pacific is nowsrunning five trains daily
out OF st. Paul to the coast, and on
schedule by, putting on another train.
which will leave. st paul daily at SEQ
p. m. Mr.. Gellerman went to Calumet
this morning but will return to Hough-
ton this afternoon.