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PLEASANT CARD PARTY
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

Mrs. Henrietta Wolford Cornell en-
tertained with beautiful card party
yesterday afternoon at the Oglethorpe,
her guests being the ITALIAN club and
a number of other friends. The tables
were placed in the large parlor and
at each place was beautiful rose to
be pinned on with the score card. Five
handed euchre was played and the
first prize, handsome embroidered
icenterpiece, was won by Mrs, j w.
Bennett The lonehand was won by
Mrs. Willard Reese and the eonsola-
ton by Mrs. c. l.. Elliott. After the
games a sweet course was daintily
-sAExed ...rhe occasion was q delightfnl
one and Mrs. Cornell was, as she al
ways is, a charming hostess, noted
fer her delightful entertainments.
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l,oTlcE.

! will be az the following places on
he following days TO receive state
and county tax returns for the year
1909:
Brunswiek-April Is, 16, II and
May 6, Z, and May 27, 2S and 90
Bladen-April 9, May l and q.
Brookman-April 2, "a and May IA
Sterling-April 3, IS and May 4.
ST. Simops-April 10. so and Ma,
y, John :. Dubberly,
Tax Receiver.
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Restaurant
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

Solitaire Diamonds at $500, 500 90,
$4,000 $4,000 and $4,000, worth
from s25 to $50 each more than the
above prices, Special for three days
only, Call and look They are big
bargains X Mott, Jeweler, 1905 New
castle street. 4-f5
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10 Rather nre. poo,or.

than have my feet cut off, said VI.
L. Bingham, of Prineeville. H., ~but
you'll die from gangrene (which nad
eaten away eight toes) if you don't,
said all doctors. Instead ne used
Bucklea's Arniea Salve till wholly
cured. its cure of eczema, fever
ees. turns and plies astound
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All kinds CT SUR nner underwear, ne
giisee shirts and hosiery, at Sig Lev.
ison, 1872 Bay street..
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personal :
AND SOCIAL

Mamie symons spent yesterday on St.
Simon.
Mrs. Chas. Cay arrives from Jack
sonville Sunday to visit Mrs. T. @.
Fleming.
Mrs. E. R. Conant and her little
daughters have returned from visit
to Savannah.
Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Boykin and
their children viii return Friday from
d trip TO Florida.
3
Mrs. 3. K oppenhe.m. OF Jackson.
Miss, is visiting her parents, Mr. ana
Mrs p Keller
AIRS b. Whitfield ana Miss Miriam
--------f. .-s-asa 5-~~---7------ - : :
10 Montgomery Ala.
Mrs. w. Griffith returned b her
home In Savannah yesterday ate
visit 10 her mother Mrs Katie Nc
hlnn0n.
g.
Miss Kirby Bea.iey who went u
brunswick 10 be maid Of honor % tac
Bales Fleming wedd ne, @lil n
Atlanta before retuluing Is Jsc ou-
ville.- Jacksonville Times Union
Mics Ethel Pierce, one oi fhe leh
TnT
lII-aJ- the residence II Mrs n sim
mons Her mother Is N21zlal! - IL
rive in the city from c1unDls thi
morning.
Col and Mrs. Raymond Cay return
cd to the city Saturday from Bruins
wick, where they went to attend the
wedd ng of their niece, Miss Tallulah
Fleming to Mr.. w Bailey, which was
solemnized last Wednesday evening.
jacksonville Times Union
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MRS. VICES TONIGHT
EVERYBODY INVITED.

|. Everybody Is invited 90 attend the
reception 20 be given by Mrs. Wigs
at the Knecht store this evening at s
O'Clock Airs. Wigs win be there and
will sell cabb.a--1A- from the famous
Patch" She viii be assisted by her
friends, neighbors aad shlaren Adj
mission viii be Is cents and tnis viii
include refreshments. The "cabbage2''
viii be auctionad OF and each VIII
contain prize Mrs. Wigs has sen,
ont a few post ers-to-a dNaltiso her ar
IiNal, fltIheae- are NOT meant 10 take
The place Of invitations as Mrs. Wigs
had only a few and she invites every
body through this column TO attend
her reception. There viii oe a recep-
ton also tomwow afternoon for ladies
and children. The following is the
cast:
Mrs. Wigs Miss Maria Blaine
Miss Hazy-Mrs. Geo Cook
Mr.. Stubbins- Richard Everett.
Lovey Mary--Elizabeth Walter.
Tommy land his nucks) Julian
Walter
Australia Wggs-C atharjne Thomas
Asia Wiggs-Ruth Thomas.
Europena Wiggs-C Clara Wood
Chris Hazy-Francis Wrench.
The Deacon--Jesse Thomas.
The Neighbors- Misses Nightingale,
Conoley, Mccullough, Wright, and
others.
Cuby will also be present with the
family. A jolly evening is promised
all who attend.
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MONDAY AND MANHOOD.

From strife and care find no rest,
The days of youth are gone;
My brain and pulse are at their best,
BY life's high sun It's noon.
rs early days we,e sweet with gloe,
81 On heights Of JOY / stood.
1t | DO more a youth can be,
AN would if ] could.
a ydWh again ] would not be.
q Tho'gtorn are heart and hand;
4 For in the distant West / see
4 The golden Sunset Land.
For Gods reward / act and live,
Await the words, Well Done"
love toll for rest will follow with
: T-rT-fT5 - - - ------
Franklin S. Noatman.
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SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Hansell Baker left yesterday to
visit relatives in Thomasyille.
81
Mrs. H. r, du Bignon and Miss
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Mr.. Clarence Gowen was over yes
terday on business.
MIR. j. o. Taylor spent the day on
the beach this week.
Mrs. Readio was among the visitors
to the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Champagne
were in the city Tuesday and Tuesday
night
Mrs. j. w Simmons and little son
Jack are the guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas u, Gould.
Mrs. w. F. Parker, Mrs. du Bignon.
Miss Symons, little Alice Stiles, and
Mary Dunwody were among the visi-
tors to the island yesterday.
improvements still continue on the
several hotels. extra rooms are to be
added TO the Hotel Bellevue and also
box ball alleys The Jekyl View hotel
is being completely oyerhauled and
the guest will find it much more com
Portable than II was last season
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
Royal Highlanders.

Utah castle held an unusually pleasant
meeting last Monday evening. After the
minutes OF the previous session were
read aud unfinished business" taken up,
the ball committee reported one more
member TO be heard from. and then all
would be settled, with a good amount as
profit The card party committee made
Its final report and was discharged with
a vote OF thanks. The committee in
charge OF the easels reported all chances
in the hands Of the members had been
sold and requested them to make a par
tial report tonight In regard TO the sale
of chances. Money may be turned over TO
A committee of five, consisting OF Fair
Ladies Apgar. Swanson and Smith and
ClanSmen SmonAon and Mueller. was ap
pointed 10 make all arrangements for
an entertainment to he given June II
The election resulted in the choice Of the
following members officers for the en-
suing term: Clansman $ 7. Carman to
succeed himself as ilust,ious protector,
chief counselor Ida NJ. Ferris; fair evan
Clansman Simonson. G., A Fraser sue
ceeds himself as manager for the eigh-
teen months term. Physical Examiner
E, e. Hammond was reelected. The dis
cussion in regard to changing the meet
Ing night resulted in n decision to con-
tinUe meeting every Monday evening at
the same old place. a Cansman from
Columbine castle. Denver, Colo, visited
us. There will be a regular meeting this
be present. All visiting Highlanders will
be welcome
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Pythian Sisters.

Hermion temple, No. s. Pythian Sisters,
again pleasantly surprised their friends
by the many special features of the
benefit entertainment. Sixty three was
the game, The ladies' prizes were won
by Mrs. Hcdrick and Miss Gears The
gentlemen's prizes were won by Mr.,
Weaver and Mr.. lllontz The Hub or
chestra discoursed excellent music at in
terNals during the evening. Little Miss
Williams favored us with n song that was
encored. Miss Anna Mcdonald and Miss
Sergeant favored us with recital tlons,
Substantial refreshments were served the
guests at the card tables. The grab ba &
and the pillow won by Mrs Arnold.
proved winners. Sisters Regan and
Schowell donated the beautiful first
prizes, Many fingered to enjoy the dance
until midnight departing tired and hap
py The committee. composed OF Sisters
Vandiver Wood and Langstreff, deserve
and received much praise. All boosted
and helped make 1t a big success
Sego Lily lodge No. 252. r. +, b. al
ways has something doing AT the meet
ing Wednesday night high five card
party was given To members and friends.
Valua BILE prizes Were given. Ice cream
and cake in abundance was served TO the
Jolly crowd. The committee. consisting
OF Sisters Wright and Penney. deserve
much credit. We were pleasantly sur
priscd by large delegation from Utah
lodge No &65. Come earlier and oftencr.
All come next time.
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PALACE HOTEL ON
WHEELS IS COMING
1t Will Cross the Continent
With a Complete Or
ganizatiOn.
THOUSAND GUESTS.
EACH A HOTEL MAN
This Arabian Nights HosteIry
Will Pay a Visit to
to Zion.

An Arabian nights hotel, which will
have one thousand guests, each of whom
VIII be hotel man, will visit Salt
Lake City early in October. 1t will
be a strictly first-class hotel; indeed,
1t VIII excel any other hotel in the
world. for IT will be n palace hotel in
all that this implies and will be upon
wheels.
The train Will start from New York
and it will run through TO San Fran
cisco. 1t will be Il pleasure haunt, and
1T Will differ from anything in the
way of palatia' trains that ever crossed
Inc Cnited States. Speaking about
inns hotel upon wheels, the San Fran
cisco Chronicle SAYS,
The engineer. conductor and brake
mon VIII he railroad mon. Everybody
ciSe N on the train will be a hotel man
OF the first water, There will be a
manager. taken from one of the largest
eastern notels The room clerk will come
from the Waldorf, or the st. Regis. or
t me Pia5a; or some other world famous
Io'el BclooEs. portcrs. stewards, wait
crs. pages. chefs, will all be aboard, and
they VIII be the pick of the men in their
oe!ppahrtments Part from ell oyer the country.
stalled III the train, or hotel, with eX-
pcrienced exchange operators from the
big, New York hosteries. The buffet
oiosists who have tickled the palates of
kings In short most complete hotel
stenographcrs and bootblaCkS and cigar
dealers and other concesstonists. and II cy
will represent the flower Of the hotel
service Of America and Europe
Never before has thoTe been. and prob
ably never again Will there be such
service prepared for the guests of any
hotel. And all of this is being done
that certain persons may be brought TO
san Francisco under the most favorable
and comfortable circumstance possible,
in an absolutely receptive mood for the
joys of the Portola occasion.
There will be upward OF thousand
guests in this Arabian Nights hotel.
Each guest will be hotel man. More
Than that. each one will be Il world
famous hotel mantle proprietor Of some
caraYansary known from Dan to Beer
sheba and from Hobollen to Timbuctoo,
MS swell place 20 stay.
Mere hotel managers will be consid-
cred too common to ride in this lctel.
Auditors and cashiers wouldn't he al
lowed on the brakebeams. Ii is TO be an
c%cursion Of big hotel proprietors. ard
big ones only And il will bring together
for The first time all Of inc men who are
the world-thc men who have made
travel in America aud Europe q delight
a. least AT the stopping places.
The visit TO Salt Lake will be one
OF only few hours. Here the hotel
men Of Zion viii join the train and
make the trip TO the coast. Hotel men
of Salt Lake are now considering plans
for entertaining the big party and max
ing the stay in Zion enjoyable.
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G. A. R..

George r. Maxwell post No. j. C. A
r. win hold its regular meeting Saturday
night June 10. at o'clock sharp. In the
post room in 7. o, o. +. hall. full at
tendance is desired, business of inn
portancc Ia To be transacted. Visiting
comrades are always welcome.
James y. Mexican post held busy sos-
sion last Saturday evening. receiving and
acting upon four applications for mem
bership, with prospect OF fifteen TO
twenty more at the next meeting. De-
partInent Commander Wingate OF Colo =
RADIO was present and made few re-
marks.
The ladies Of the James r, McKean
w r G. viii be entertained a tho home
Of Mrs. Sarah Canning. 505 East Second
South street, on Thursday afternoon,
June ] 4
George r. Maxwell ". r. {. will hold
It's regular meeting Al Odd Fellows hall
Wednesday afternoon ~ 20 click, All
W. r G. and visiting members arc well
come
Reynolds Circle Ladies' Of the c.. g. r.
will hold sociaJ Tuesday evening Al 3
o. clock ut The home Of Mrs. r.. Enos. =
Duhei avenue and East Second South
street. between Third and Fourth East
All comrades. W. r. &. ladies. daught crs
Of veterans and friends OF the c. A. Il.
arc cordially invited.
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Modern Woodlnen of America.

Excelsior camp initiated two candi-
dates last Tuesday evening. and four
cards were favorably voted upon and
also one transfer member was accepted:
The camp is making a record that will
he hard TO beat, Several new ones will
be initiated on Tuesday evening. and
this Viii be the last iuitia ton until the
second week in July, The members
passed bill at the last meeting to only
have ono meeting night month during
the hot weather. \ committee is ar
ranging 10 give big day at ono OF the
resorts. and neighbors can prepare, for
good time. There will be something
special announced on Tuesday evening.
Nclshbor Charles IT, Fowler and III. \,
James presented a box Of cigars to The
neighbors and received a vote of thanks
for The same Every visiting nciShbor
is urged 10 attend the meeting on Tues
day evening at the X. OF p. hall. Main
street, S p. IN,
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DENlZENS OF ZION ENJOY
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DAY

IN" dcnizrns Of Tipping Zion" en-
joycd an ideal summer day Sunday. The
temperature reached a maximum Of SO
degrees The minimum tempera ture was
2b degrees. which made a mean OF 50
degrees. or one degree above normal.
Sundays meteorological record al the
local station Of the United States wealth
or bureau was as follows
Icnpcratur" al b y, m. 80 degrees
maximum temperature, 81 degrees: mini
mum temperature. sc degrees; mean tenn
pcrat ture. 80 degrees. which IL one de-
gree above normal
Total excess OF temperature since the
first Of the month. . degrees: accumula-
ted excess OF temperature since January
J. - degrces.
Total precipitation MI. Total precipi.
alton since the first Of the month. 4:
inch. which is "a inch below normal,
accumulated excess since January !, zoe
inches.
Relative humidity at 6 p, m, is per
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HANDSOME MEMORIAL
SENT TO SALT LAKER
James Deyine Receives 1t From
Associates of His Brother,
Recently Deceased.

Former Chief of the Fire Department
James Devinc of Salt Lake has received
memorial from the American Graphic
phone company and Columbia Phono,
graph company, paying high tribute to
his brot ther, Andrew Devinc. who died
recently in Brooklyn. Mr.. Devinc was
director IN the first named company
and vice president of the latter COM
pany.
Mr.. Dcvine was reporter Of the de-
bates In the lower house in congress for
many years. He was the first man
TO make practical use of the talking
machine. In 1888 he dictated his short
hand notes TO the graphophone and had
the transcript made upon the type
writer lie retired from the house and
from reporting in 1897 and went to
New York, where he became vice presi-
dent of the Columbia Phonograph com
pany. The memorial, signed by the
president of the company, concludes
thus.
Mr.. Devine had a nature remarka ble
for its kindness generosity and helpful
ness. All who came in contact win him
felt the influence Of his encouragement
and good cheer. lie was greatly beloved.
and VIII be mourned to an extraordinary
degree, To his associates in our service
his death is deep personal bereare-
ment.
\ fine photograph Of Mr.. Devine ac
companies the memorial. lie was in
the 9th year Of his age
Andrew Devlue, with less than a
half dozen others, furnished the means
and organized the company for the de-
Selopment and perfection of the Mer-
ganthaler linotype machine that revo-
lntIonlZed the art of printing. Chiefly
through hts efforts was the German in
venior furnished the means TO perfect
this great piece of mechanism.
He reported the great ayes-Tilden
investigation in the South in 1917 that
resulted in the seating of HAYES One
OF his most interesting experiences was
during the war, when be stood by Gen
eral Butler on an lmproviscd stand in
Printing House square, New York. dur
ing the draft riots. The general be-
ing urged for reasons of personal safety
to abandon his speech, young Devine
lmportuned him 10 stay and he. Butler.
turning 10 the boy, said: "You and I
VIII STAY Butler by ms bravery on
this occasion cowed the mob who
threatened his life.
lie was Il warm personal friend of
James q. Blaine aud was commissioned
OY Mr. Blaine TO compile his speech in
the campaign of 1884 Prior 10 the
publication Mr.. Blaine died and Mr.. De
vine. at the request of Mrs. Blaine.
turned the manuscript over 10 the fam.
lily.
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Cement Workers. Union

The meeting OF the Cement Workers
Union Sunday morning in Labor hall was
ihe largest i'm attendance and the most
enthusiastic held since the organiHa ton
Of the union. Seventeen new members
were added 10 the roll and daily additions
TO the strength and resources OF the
union is rapidly making 1t powerful!
factor in the local labor world.
WAYS and means are being discussed
Tor the protection OF contractors. by
placing fiHishcrs under rigid eNamIna-
lion. and in their failure TO pass a sat
isfactory cxanina ton shall he known as
finishers helpers, and he paid the help
-rs scale, In this way the workers aim
To have ability properly rewarded
Plans also are being discussed for the
elimination OF the small. irresponsible
contractor who takes contracts at d price
not consistent With good work. The next
meeting will be held Sunday, jane 20,
= "a
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Fraternal Union,

Evergreen lodge No. Isl will hold its
annual memorial services tonight at S
o'clock at its hall in the Odd Fellows
temple, very appropriate programme
has been prepared for the occasion. and
Rev: L. A. Simpkin will deliver the me-
mortal address, The services will be open
TO the public, and all arc invited. An
urgent invitation is also extended TO all
bereaved members and their families. The
members Of the lodge will be surprised
TO learn Of the sad death of Frater Will
liam s. Patterson. who died suddenly from
apoplexy on June at Allegheny, Pa,
Ali members who can bring any flowers
are requested 10 do SO.
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Loyal Americans,

Loyal Americans OF the Republic, Salt
Lake assembly No. 800, held their regular
meeting Wednesday evening. June 2, in
Jennings hall. All officers were present.
Arrangements were completed for the eX-
cursion TO Lagoon on June %. All mem
bers are requested TO sell as many tickets
as possible, Members can obtain the
tickets any time next wek at Madsen's
us all try TO have a rousiDg, good time
at Lagoon by being present on June IS.
Our next regular meeting will be held on
June o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
KNIGHTS of Pythi3s

Last Monday evening Calanthe- Myrtle
lodge No. ], Knights Of Pythias, elected
the tollnwngT E 9lhceTs u eTs,,n lor the ensuing
N. Wherry. V, c.: w. r. Evans. prelate
II J. Masterman, NJ. Of w; G, =, Hol-
mnn h. OF r. and s, w. b Morcton,
NJ Of r.; c. y. Jennings, NJ. of E., DR..
Earl G.. Van Law, M at A.; Sol Is, Smith,
!. C.. G. r, Burkhardt. .. G. Tonight
NC VIII confer the third rank on part Of
the class now being initiated under tho
special dlspensaticn. There was n large
attendance last Monday evening. and we
bone fiaa' this evening we will have as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
Foresters.

Court Salt Lake No, ] will meet next
"Wednesday evening at the *. OF q. hall.
Il West First South. The meeting will
start promptly a S o'clock. as there IS
a great deal Of business TO be transacted.
The election of officers for the ensuing
term could not be held last meeting night
on account OF the absence from the city
Of TWO Of the head officials, but win be
members of Court Salt Lake No !. +. Of
a, are urgently requested to be present.
All visiting brothers are also cordially in
Ylted TO attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
Collie and DiarThoea.

These diseases are quickly cured by
Cha mberlain S Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, This remedy has been
in use for many years, and has wide
reputation for its cures OF these dis
cases For sale by all druggists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
ROYAL ArCanum,

Salt Lake council, No. 1917. ROYAL Ar
canum. on Thursday evening initiated a
class OF twenty-five new members, and
have as many more candidates for initia-
ton at the next meeting Much interest
and enthusiasm is manifest in this re-
liable, sound and powerful organizations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Denver e. Rio Grande r. r.

June 4, 5. u, 70, l6, %: Jaly 2, 8.
Chicago and return ,.,.....,$5 $500
St Louis and return ..,... 1900
st. Paul. Minneapolis and return. $500
OSAKA, Kansas City and return 1000
Denver, Colorado Springs. Pueblo $3.50
Other points in proportion.
Tickets good returning October 81,
Ticket office. 30l Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
Women of Woodcraft.

Woodbine circle No Al held its regular
meeting June 10. All officers and guards
were present except Guardian Neighbor
Mary A. Brown, who was unavoidaby de-
tained at home, There we're no inltia-
tlons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
I, O. o, T.

Canton ColfaX No. l had a short meet
ing last saturday. There was small
attendance Of Chevaliers. There should
be larger attendance AT the next can
tonment on June IS.
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Past Noble Grand Club.

Mrs, Lepper will entertain the mem
bers OF the Past Noble Grand club at
Thursday afternoon, June II. Take Ash
ton avenue car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
Maccabees.

Banner hive No, II. l.. O. T. NJ. will
hold regular review Tuesday afternoon.
June l5, at $50 o'clock. Visiting Lady
Macca bees are always welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
L. o. T. M.

Lillian Uollster hive No. IS will meet
at Eagles hall next Thursday evening in
regular session.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
WHEN TYPE WEARS OUT

We sell it to the type foundry and buy
new. That keeps our type styles up to
date. Century. 55'57 Postoffce place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
SECRET AND FRATERNAL
SOCIETIES OF SALT LAKE

large an attendance. A special invitation
is given TO all knights to be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-14
Woman's Auxiliary.

The woman's Auxiliary to the Typo
graphical union will hold Its meeting this
afternoon at ESQ at agles hall