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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-01

monstrating machine made in Des
holnes for the use of these agents.
They are used to demonstrate electri-
city. This firm is doing a thriving
business averaging two or three hea-
Wy shipments day.
Miss Spirup was shopping in the
county seat Thursday.
Mrs. George Spencer was business
visitor at the county seat last Friday.
Mr.. G. N. Christiansen was looking
after Business at our county seat Fri
day.
DR.. Childs was called again Friday
to prescribe for our depot agent, Mr..
Robertsen's little daughter. She does
not seem to be recovering as nicely
as thought last week.
Mrs. A G Crane and daughter went
to Brayton Tuesday to visit relatives
and friends for week. Mrs. Crane
is Just recovering from a protracted
illness caused by complication of
diseases and hopes in short time to
be able to resume her former duties.
Excellent work has been done along
the railroad track on the Audubon
branch by the gasoline weed burner
which was sent out by the company
A large strip on each side of the
track has been cleared and our track
again possesses business like appear
ance.
Hans Mortensen who resides west
of Hamlin sold and delivered As head
OF hogs last Monday which averaged
$50 pounds in weight. The gentle.
man realized nearly $1,000 in cash
from the sale. The man who has the
hogs is the man who rules the world
these days.
A big dance Vas given last Satur-
day in the new barn just completed
at Fred Nissen's. Mr.. Ole Olsen was
to have assisted Jess Nissen in fur
nishing the music but being unable
to be present because of illness, Mr.
Olsen's place was supplied by the
musicians of the neighborhood each
taking his turn. A large crowd was
present and all enjoyed the delicious
refreshments.
A fine new cement crossing is Just
nearing completion extending from
the johnson ~ Anderson store to the
Hans Aagaard corner and also ont
extending from Mr.. Garnett's across
the street and down until the two
com bined These walks have beer
much needed and will be accordingly
appreciated by the travelling public
as we'll as the grading done by those
in authority.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-01
GREAT BARGAIN
l60 Acres Fenced Hog Tight at Only
S65. Small Payment Down,
Long Time on Balance

$50 at $50, all in blue grass pas
ture, fenced hog tight, small set
improvements, splendid water
system, windmill, etc, mile from
school, land lays fairly well,
bargain Incumbrance $500 at 5
per cent; carry back for $500 more.
$1,000 down or if 500 is paid, note to
balance till March. Enquire
Journal office, Extra.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-01
]. E. Tyenstrup Sold

Peter Mortensen who bought the
building occupied by the Tvenstrup
pool hall and barber shop has pur.
chased Mr.. Tvenstrup's furniture and
fixtures and will continue in the bus
mess. He has employed Mr.. Tven-
strup to assist him and he will take
charge July J..
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-01

A much needed improvement is
taking place in the laying of new
crossing between Peter Jue's place
of business and the barber shop. A
culvert is being laid beneath so the
crossing will always be high and dry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20

that me come ashore as plenty OF mel
were ready to sign on as laborers.
capt Lindsay Wclt ashore and was es-
cottod % a big native house where
about "a hundred blacks were gathered
As soon as he stepped in he was
struck down from behind with "a spear
aud the blacks sprang upon him with
knives. He fell bleeding from scores
Of wounds and Was hacked to death.
The body was then dragged out 70
the beach by the heels and burned The
hotilla OF canoes then went OF 20
tile liebaul and the natives swarned
aboard one after another the 10 men
OF the crew were slaughtered Then
while they lay some dead. some NOR
tally wounded. on the deck. a raid was
made on the stores and kerosene poured
over the deck and in the holds. max
ing tie ship a funeral pyro Tor the
murdered men. ship and victims were
completely destroyed
Some natives reported the o..
rences 20 the Lanecog which al one
steamed for Hcbershone and reported
a. German punitive expedition vas
being prepared when the Lanecog left
the islands
A report was also brought from tho
Islands that the French recruiting
ketch Gaudeloupo Of 40 tons. was az
taf ked and wrecked by blacks In tho
New Hebrides az the same time al
Mallicole and the French captain ana
native crew OF eight massacred but
no confirmation had been received
wireless communication from H.
N. :. Promethcus stated that some Of
the natives m the Guadeloupe had been
Killed but the captain and others were
said 70 have escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
RECENT DEATHS

RFEDN. JANE-At Payson, Utah
county. Utah, oct N. Mrs Jane Reedy
died OF cancer Of the stomach. She was
born March Il. 1898. in Ready. Armaugh
county. Ireland moved 20 Scotland in
1872, and Joined the Church In 1859.
married samuel Milligan In 1858, and Is
the mother Of eight children. four SOUS
and four daughters. one son and three
daughters survive. She came 10 Utah
IN 1871 and lived In Tlntic until 10
years ago. when she moved 10 Payson.
Being left a widow In 1873. she married
Peter Roedy in 1850 She has been true
and faithful 20 all her duties as a
daughter, a wife. a mother. and as a
Latter-day Saint. kind and gentle TO
every one. her heart fun % sympathy
for and her hand open always 20 help
the poor
FAIRCHILD. HNRUM Hat Ia
sin. Cassia county. Ida, sept ~. Hy-
rum II Fairchild. ln his forty-third
year. lie was born az Grantsyille,
Tooelo county, Utah. Feb. n, 1867. ana
was a devoted Latter day saint q
true friend. "a kind and loving hus-
band and father He is survived by
his wife and three children, also by hls
aged mother. four brothers aud three
sisters. and a host Of friends.
PETERSON. ANNA CHRISTINA
~ her home la Hooper. Weber county,
Utah. Mrs Anna Christina Peterson
died oct. 10. after a long illness from
leakage OF the heart She was born
In sweden July n. 1859 and had been
resident OF Hooper for many yeau.
She a. survived by Q sons. daughters
ana Z grandchildren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
Such Fate OF the Captain and the
Crew OF the Trading
Ketch RabauI
VESSEL LOOTED, SET ON FIRE
Captain Went Ashore on New Britain
To Secure Labor; Natives Killed
Him Then Men on ship.

Victoria, b. c.. oct l9.-Further de-
tails OF the massacre in New Brit
ain early last month, briefly reported
ia sydney cables. received by the
steamer Mariana today are TO the effect
that capt Lindsay Of the ketch Ia
haul and 10 OF tho crew We're murdered
ana burned and the trading vessel loot
ed and set fire. the bodies OF soma
Of the victims thrown into the flames
The steamer Lanccog. which re-
turned 10 sydney nom New Brlt-
ain group an island under German
control Just north Of Australia shortly
before the Mariana sailed. reported tho
occurrence. Her officers and Capt.
Lindsay, owner and master of tho yes
sci, and who was prominent n the New
Britain trade, were on the east coast OF
New Britain about 200 miles from He
bertshoue. recruiting labor and that
about shutdown, when he anchored his
ship for the night. "a swarm OF native
canoes came on and the blacks asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20

RlCHFlELD POLITICIANS
FIGHT SHY OF PROHIBITION

RICHFIELD. oct. ls.-The Republic
can and Democratic parties held eau
cuses IN this city last night and nom
mated municipal tickets for the coming
city election. The candidates ON the
two tickets are az follows:
Republican Ticket-Mayor Heber C.
Christensen: recorder. Mrs. Carrie Ba-
ker. treasurer. Earnest Christensen;
Justice of the peace, Simon Christensen;
oouncilmen. dong tetm) Robert d.
Young; tshort term Guy Lewis, An
drew j lessen and John Christensen.
Democratic Ticket Mayor, Joseph
johnson: recorder William 7. ogden:
treasurer, W. G. Is OrrOck: justice OF
the peace. James h Morrison councii-
men, Gong term) William n. Seegmil-
Ter. (short tern) =. c. h. Peterson,
Henry Baker and G. NJ. Heppler.
Both parties were silent on the pro-
hibition question 50 far as a statement
In a platform is concerned. The Re-
publican caucus did demand an cx-
preston ON the question from each
nominee before the ballots were cast
A. tho ticket II lined up the mayor and
two councilmen stand for prohibition
and two oounoilmen for high license
and strict regulation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
DOMINANT PARTIES
FAIL TO FUSE At PROVO
Republicans Are Observation-Disclosures
OF Saloon Happy Over Division
OF Reform Forces.

PROVO, oct. 2O--It now seems GER
tain that there will be no fusion Of the
Republican and Democratic tickets IN
this city against the Independents who
are in favor OF the liquor traffic. The
committees Of the two parties have
been working on the fusion question Tor
a week or 10 days Last night il was
decided to throw a coin to determine
which OF the two mayoralty candidates.
$. =. Eggeltsen, Republican, or Q. r.
Decker. Democratic, should remain on
the ticket This was done and Mr..
Decker won. Then an adjournment
was taken and the subcommittee to
which had been delegated the author
lily to effect the fusion met again latar
to fuse the rest OF the ticket Then
the announcement was made that some
OF the Republican members had not
agreed and were opposed 10 the coin
throwing method and objected TO Nc
Eggertsen's Withdrawing from the
ticket and this attitude spoiled the
whole effort to consolidate The sltua-
ton is greatly enjoyed by the indie
pendents, who now feel sure Of win
ming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
GYM ~ LInRARY MovEMENr

RlCHFlELD, oct. 16.-sevier county
teachers closed "a very interesting and
profitable two days institute here this
afternoon. The sessions were held in
the high school building County Supt.
Greenwood conducting the exercises.
Prof Howard r.. briggs of the Uni-
yorsity of Utah was present and de-
llverod two very able lectures on the
subject OF "Reading" He also spoke
al "a public meeting held Ina the taber-
naclc last evening on the subject ~
THE Library Gymnasium Movement.
our leading citizens We're not many
hours in catching the enthusiasm
with which Prof briggs delivered his
lecture and as "a consequence a legal
petition with the requisite 80 signers
has been prepared and presented asking
for a levy N a ] mill ta2 for the main
tenance OF free puhlis library and tho
same for the support Of a gymnasium.
This small levy viii be- tho ground
work and viii start the movement
which Il a thought will be- reinforced
from other sources "a little later on
Put Rchnold on the list for a library
gymnasium ln the very near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
PROVO EnECrIoN JUDGES.

PROVO. Oct. 2o--At the council meet
ing Tuesday night the following polling
places were selected and judges APP
pointed for the November election:
District No. I, courthouse-Georea z.
Barton, NJ II. Graham, W H. spaf-
ford.
District No. .. Hotel Roberts-W. J.
Startup. II. J. W. Goddard. f. A. Hush.
District No. 3. Franklin school-W. X.
Farrer. l.. l.. Nelson. Candy Scott.
District No 4. Timpanogos SCHOOL,.
J. JoLBson, Carl Christensen. o. v.
Harris
District No. 8, Grier House. "A.
Frisby, S. r. Brown. d. L. Van Wage
men.
District No. G. Parker school-AIma
Van Wagenen, Il. w. Brereton, f. J..
Jones
District No Z. Fifth ward meeting
house-John g. Swenson. Harry Bos-
hard. Henry Cuff
District No. s. Maeser school-I.evi
Snow, y. W. TIFFANY. Niels johnson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
SPEAKER CANNON
DENIES TAMMANY STORY

Elgln, IN. oct is.-speaker Jo-
seph o. Cannon tonight attacked the
Republican insurgents ln Congress and
defended himself against various at
lacks in a vehement tvo-hour address
before the Illinois Mayor association
Speaker Cannon vigorously denied
that his election a. speaker vas
brought about through a deal with
Tammany hall The speaker also as-
serted that Representative Fowler of
New Jersey Was dropped as chairman
Of the house committee on currency
and banking because N his refusal 10
report 10 the house any emergency
currency measure.
II was over in Iowa LAST week he
said, land found that ~ a. an opsu
secret there thai senator funimlns NOT
only purposes 90 join hands VITA
Hrl an but SAYS the agitation viii not
stop and that be will appeal no the
people until the tQrin IL revised ac-
cording ~ bis notions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
CITY COUNCn. RUsINEss.

PROVO. Oct. 2O.--A petition from cit
liens was presented at the meeting
OF the city council Tuesday evening,
asking that the water mains be ex-
tended west on Center street from
Seventh TO Eleventh West: referred to
the committee on waterworks.
Justice Noon presented his report for
July August and September, showing
p cases heard; 1850 collected IN fines,
and lS' days imprisonment imposed.
Chairman Gales of the committee on
waterworlSs reported that the commit
tee had agreed 10 pay 10 per cent OF the
cost of repairing the dugVay in Provo
canyon up to 800. the repairs being
protective to the city waterworks pipe
line. report accepted,
Six hundred dolf.rs was appropriated
10 pay Smith & Brown Of Springville
for a team OF horses for city work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. oct. Civilian Webster
anl J. II. Brown both plead guilty 10
beng drunk and were sentenced 10 five
DAYS 10 the city jail or a fine Of s. each.
JOIN Doe Chase, charged with vagran-
Q vas sentenced To- 20 days IN jail.
lha case Of g. J.. Scarbery. charged
Mih being drunk, was again continued
tal an the witnesses in the case are
elled INTO court lie claims he was not
alnk but the officers say that he had
lighting jag on and IL was only
aiT considerable persuasion that he
vas placed I'm "a cell Eli Sprague of
'si'n valley was arraiRned on the
aNlse of having In his possession and
attempting 90 sell 10 pounds OF trout
a ne Oaks resort on Oct .. The de-
saant plead not guilty and his hear
@ was indefinitely postponed. Mr.
singue was released on his own recog-
izance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
H0NE OF MRS. A.P.
HIBBS ROBBED
.n,,liaht Maraudcr Gets Valuable
Papers. Purse and
Money.

c.DFv. oct. 2o.-Tuesday morning
II o'clock. Mrs. A. =. iibbs OF
',- rwenty-scyenth street. observed a
:" leaving her house and, calling
!. bfn she enqured what he was do
80, her place. He said he was look
,ns a. a man By the name OF Jones
ls ,bat he was an employe OF the
INV Pacific company. She thought
,aore of the incident until later in
~, IAN when she went for her purse
wy NV a small bill and failed TO find 1t.
y. l,s a carved leather hand purse and
N,sinea a number OF dollars and some
s.,i9able papers. Mrs Hibbs says that
~ 5oes not mind missing the money
s s.,. nat the purse and the papers are
psi,s valuable and she hopes the police
NM be able to locate them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
pEArm oF TnoMIsING non.

RICHFlELD. oct ls-Leonard Il.
Nielsen. the l5-year-Old son N ~ A.
and Ida y. Nielsen Of this city died
suddenly on the 18th inst. OF what was
supposed 90 be hemorrhage OF the
stomach. lle complained OF being
dizzy I'd noon but went 20 the field
With his father for load OF hay. on
he way nome ne began 90 yomit blood
which be- continued "a do until mid
night when he expired, he was a
bright ana promising boy ana well
respected hy an who knew him The
funeral was held yesterday az the
family residence Bishop a. W Coons
OF the Third ward conducting the ca
erclsos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
rryrnAL OF c. b. MCFARLAND.

OGDEN. oct 20.-Funeral services
ocr the remains Of Charles Z. McFar-
WA were held at 10 o'clock yesterday
noring at the West Weber meeting
house. Bishops Counselor Nathan
Hawks. Jr, presiding Music was rem
eered by the ward choir. The speakers
we're Joseph Bidwell. Bishop lardine,
william Burton, Nathan Hawks, Sry
Alexander Birie, john Martin. Jr., ana
Nathan Hawks, Jr. All paid very high
tribute 10 the benevolence and good
ness Of the deceased and felt that the
community had lost one Of It's stanchest
Ina best citizens. The attendance was
very large and the funeral cortege was
over thfVe-Quarters of mile In length.
Iuterment was made in the West Weber
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20

Of Tennessee where he was born and
where he spent tho happy DAYS OF
childhood aud youth Beautiful pic.
tures of nature werC drawn and the
ncvcr-tu-bc forgotten days OF childhood
recalled. ola southern stories and
melodies intcrmingled with u dcep
tender pathos aud rare fun which
caused bursts OF applause ana laughter.
were recited by MI. Taylor His phn
osophy IT, deep. yet sparkling and his
advice 10 parents and children equally
profitable The entire lecture was like
2 burst OF sunshine glittering through
leaves and flowers. ia his own words
"a few soap bubbles and air castles"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Land owners along the Provo river
west of the city are preparing 40
straighten the river course and to build
levees on the sides 10 prevent overflow
in times Of high water
The contract 10 build cement CUT
vert over the bench ditch la Spanish
Fork canyon district has been let by
the county commissioners To the span
ish Fork Cement company for Sl6S'oO
A fire started by burning SCOT caused
SLIGHT damage to the roof Of Mr..
Epsv PAGES home in the Second ward
yesterday afternoon.
Anna NJ. Peary Of Provo aged ~
was examined before Judge Booth yes
terdaV as TO her sanity by Doctors
Bvno and Hincltley and committed TO
the state mental hospital
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
MARRINGE LICENsEs.

WDtN. Oct 20-The following
ulpl's have received marriage licenses
lne county clerks office.
~. ~ 9eit campbell of Liberty and Ma
l.l % Storey of North ogden.
,,tNla thompson Of Plain city and
A9iiha Hanson of Roy.
Garden cry.
Of Ogden man
d, 'q POM j. Allen aud Mary A. Yeamana
,.. amp a. Garner Of Ogden and Mar
81" fineock Of Sugar city. Ida.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
MAPLET0N N0MINATES
TOWN OFFICERS

MAPI.ETON. Utah CO.. oct L.
Tuesday evening a massmeeting was
called and the following ticket named
for town officers:
John r. Bromley. president; John II.
Lee. Samuel G. Fullmer Fred Cone
Harvey Perry.
Prof John p. Meakin was here the
first part OF the week and gave several
very popular entertainments.
The Sugar company has stopped the
farmers digging beets and ell feel In
dignant. as they fear a storm any time
now. making extra work digging IN the
mud.
Harvey 4. Perry has been appointed
road supervisor ana work is TO CONF
mencc at once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
rrNrRAL or RERENp JAS.

OGDEN, Oct 20.-Funeral services
over The remains Of Berend JAMS were
held yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock at
the Second ward Westinghouse, Bishop
D. u. Ensign presiding. The speakers
we're Elders John w. +. VOu0er, Her
man Van Braak, A. Bragonje and Bish-
% Ensign Music was rendered by the
First ward choir; Also a solo. 80 My
Father" by Charlese Woods, a solo by
Gerard Klomp, duets by the Misses Van
I.lmburg ana Van Boerum. Interment
was made in the Ogden city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
ACCUSED OF lMPERS0NATlNG
AN OFFICER OF THE ARMY

Los Angeles, Gal, oct 2O-Rernsrd
VI. Levy, who, u IL alleged registered
At local hotel under Ito name
Lieut. Bernard ~ Levy a.. = A."
was arrested yesterday and will be
turned over 10 the federal authorities
tomorrow lie rs accused OF imper
aounting an army officer
Levy came 20 the coast from New
York city. where his mother. Mrs.
Julian n. Levy. lives al III west
Thirty first street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Disastrous FIRE.

BEAVER. oct is.-Three buildings
were burned on the night of the 10th
inst tho Isis thelter, an implement
warehouse and an empty buildine.
Thirteen buEgies and other material
we're In the Warehouse II Is suspected
that the fre was the work OF an I'M
cendlary. as mo- fire had been IN tho
buildings and tho IRE was discovered In
the wagon house about midnight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
STREET CAR DERALED.

OGDEN, oct 20.--As a Washington
avenue car. going south, neared the
corner Of Thirty-secOnd street. Mon
day evening. it came into contact with
nun0er Of old ties which had been
IiIed on the track by a crowd OF bows.
The car was dcraiied but nobody was
hurt The mOt0rman did not see the
u@ until too late, as an automobile
win very powerful light was head
81 IN bis direction and for few min
WIS q was impossible to see the track
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
MOUNT PLEASANT
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Mt PLEASANT. oct. 1.-the Demo
Gratis Of Mt Pleasant met last evening
and nominated the following ticket for
the coming campaign,
Mayor-Judge Ferdinand Erickson
Rccorder-panicl Rasmussen.
Treasurer-Autlnell Garter.
Justice Of the Peace 81 usius II Secly
Councilmen--i>ong term, Iauritz Lar
sen; short term, James W Anderson.
Christian Madsen. J. -. simpson
The Y. AZ NJ. !. A. Of the South ward
was reOrganized recently with Adolph
Merz. president. counselors, Mouritz
g. Peterson ANA Emil Rutishauser, Sec
rctray John Gin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
ITINERARY OF INDIAN WAR
RECORD COMMISSION

Especial tOrreen onuence.)
TNTINGTON. l'tah. oct i6--The
commissioners Of Indian War records OF
Utah have outlined the following
itinerary FOR eastern Utah: Castledale
Oct 10 and o: Orangevnle. - and -;
Ferron. n TO .. Emery. IS. Moab, % and
a. Nemsl Nov 90 10. The commits
sion will make tour OF southwestern
Utah directly following the completion
OF the above named territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
sENlToR rAYLoR,s LECTURE.

All ' ~ oct 20.--It was a very large
IA .lpfsclative audience that greet
har o .a'9r Robert l.. Taylor at the We
sai nqeIny last evening and which
lIs,stieeu -Dound for nearly two hours.
eor,h 't 10 the ola time stories OF the
alis. lae senator chose the subject
te,tsip valley for the evenings en-
iit,ie t..lent, that hcing the name OF the
4 H'ne'y spor up IN the mountains
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20

school property. and viii use the build
ing now on the ground Tor class rooms.
III rest Of the ground viii serve 70
enlarge the campus until other build
ings needed for the growth OF the
school can be erected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
PROVO.

The News" Is delivered by carrier
every night Sunday excepted) at Is
complaints should be made 10 Y. u.
Dugdale. agent FOR Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News. Orders taxi
en- for Church Works Residence. s72
w. 9Th North Ind. Phone AN.
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Bell 20S red.
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind lO2-A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-20
WEDDING BELLS.

PROVO. oct. 20-Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following
couples:
G. f. Van Wagner and Hazel Han
sen both OF Provo.
Spires A. lawson Of Manning and
Ethel Wilson OF Pleasant Grove.