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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-13
RichIand Township

RIchland Township March 12-
Mrs. Holler of near Salem is sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ruehrmund en-
teTrtained Sunday his father and
mother Nh and Mrs. VIM. Ruehr
mund of Oardington and Mr. and
Mrs Charles GeclNley and Nh. and
Mrs. Francis Beckel.
Mr.. Christian Ruth and daugh-
ter OF Marion, was Visiting with
friends in this nesghborhood sun
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Jacob BeclIel vis-
ited at the home Of HIS sister MI
and Mrs. David Kramer of near
Waldo.
A son was born Thursday to
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. F. Witzel OF
Richland township.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-13

KING MANUEL AND PRINCESS BEATRICE.
that his only unmarried brother king
wed into the British royal family too.
Such marriage, besides meeting with
the warm approval of the Portuguese
royal family, is favorably commented
upon by the whole country and the
press. the opinion being that 1t would
strengthen greatly the bonds of friend
ship between Great Britain and Portu-
gal and would consolidate British in
fluence in the whole lberian peninsula.
Princess Beatrice was born in 1884,
and her full name is Beatrice Leo
poldine Victoria. Her father was
Queen Victoria's second son.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-13

Great Britain would like to rid
itself of rats, Recently a deputatlon
from the Incorporated society for the
Destruction of Vemnin, headed by
Sir James Crfchton Browne and the
Duke Of Bedford, wanted upon Lord
Darlington at the onices of the
Brtish Board Of Agriculture and
urged him to appoint a commission
TO inquire into the destruction OF
crops by rats.
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RESOLUTIONS

whereas; Almighty God, the Gre
afor and Riiler OF the Universe. has
In His irlhnite Wisdom, plucked a
fInwer from his earthly garden, our
dear Mrs. Bryant, a beloved mem
ber OF ehe w, s, j. club, we canot
hope to convey to her loved ones the
full measure Of our sympathy our
hearts so on TO them and our
tears minsie with ,theirs--cor we too
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-13

in this mood tonight 1t is an unusual
one"
IL may have heard some news to
day--soIne sad news"
"You don't mean itl' exclaimed Mrs
Bowser as she sat up all Of a sudden.
Don't get excited. have said that
one should be prepared to hear bad
news at any time. Even though we get
bad news we must try to realize that
Il might he worse"
"But what Is It, Mr.. Bowser--what Is
It? Have you speculated In Wall
street and lost lot OF money"
mo. not exactly"
"Have you heard that your sister is
dead?'
Hardly that."'
but you have heard some sad news
You couldn't have heard that mother
was III. or should have heard Il too
Tell me just what It Is"
MIR. Bowser looked solemn He look
ed sad. He looked like a man who
gets on street car and finds he has
left his roll at home, He made the
most Of the situation for a moment
and then said
"Mrs. Bowser, whatever good you
can say Of your dear mother can
cheerfully corroborate. she was one
among ten thousand. There Is not the
least doubt in my mind that she has
gone b,
Mother gone! Where has she
gomez
"Be brave. now. Be brave and re-
member that you are the wife Of Bow
ser-Samuel BOwser."
She sank. white faced and trembling,
into her chair and waited for the
stroke. There were lump in his
throat and tear in his eve as he
presently said:
al trust and believe that It was a
painless death" III
"Do you mean that mother Isis
deadT' a
II do. 1t is sad, sad news but II
must be broken TO you. Yes, the dear
angel Is no more on earth, At the
present moment her spirit is with the
angels"
"And did you just hear Of 1t this
afternoony"
'Just as ! was leaving the office l
read Of It IN an evening paper, She
was run over by street car and new
er knew what hit her. She didn't
even have time to yell out. Be brave,
Mrs. BOwser,"
Il am trying to be. Where is the
paperT'
~ didn't bring 1t home, but l win
run out and get one. / wanted to tell
you about It first"
"And there can be no mistaken
unfortunately, no. 1t gave her
name and age and all about It. II
even went so far as to say that she
wore window glass spectacles and had
feet Ike a man Was that some one
opening the door;"
Mrs. 5owser's Mother Appears.
Mr.. Bowser's ear had detected a
sound in the front hall, and he crossed
the room TO have look. In so doing
he came face to face with a woman
carrying carpetbag, anu DetOre he
could utter word we'll remembered
voice observed:
."Oh, wear ten cent spectacles and
have feet like a man, eh"'
"Mother"' shouted Mrs. Bowser as
she sprang up,
"Mother-ln-law" added Mr.. Bowser
as he fell back O pace.
Yes, it's me, and l have arrived
just In time, as usual Ten cent spec.
tacles! Feet like man! Same Sam.
uel Bowser, l see! Got frisky again
and need strong hand! Well, here's
the hand! You just squat yourself
down In chair till get my things
on and a bite TO eat and I'll make you
think you are wearing ten cent spec.
tacles on the back Of your neckw
NJ. QUAD.
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A Mistake.

IL thought from the way that girl
talked she was the whole thing In the
vaudeville sketch. and when went tc
see the act all she did was to appear
as an assistant In mllliner's shor
pasting inside bands on hats"
"oh, then, she probably gave you a
wrong impression by telling you she
was headliner."- Baltimore Ameri
can.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-13

The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association of Baltimore is looking
into project TO build a great bridge
across Chesapeake Bay, to connect
directly the city and the eastern
shore section Of the State, The as
sociation has appropriated funds for
a survey
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-13

stella-Did she give a farewell din
ner to her bridesmaids
Bella Yes and probably the hrst
one she cooks herself will be fare
well one TO her husband. st, Louis
Republic.
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Prospect

Prospect, March l2.-Mrs. o. III.
Neimayer is the guest OF relatives
at Delaware this week.
aIlss Lenore Nen, Helen and Ber-
nice McKinstry, of Alartel, were
guests of Belva Fox, Saturday and
Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Careb ls'eT and MT
and Mrs. Samuel Lichtenberger were
Sunday VISITORS at tine hcme OF MT
and MIS-. j, d. Isler.
prank Mohr, OF COLUMBUS, spent
Sunday with his rather, A. d. MoPhr'
at Prospect.
II. e. Buck, OF Delaware, has re-
signed as manager OF the Delaware
and Magnetic Springs Electric line
and will be succeeded by Charles
Fisher, Of Plttsburg. MIR. Buck VIII
become secretary of the road.
The Queen Esther met at the
home of Ivo Barick FRIDAY evening.
The meeting was we'll attended. The
next meeting will be at the home oil
Ruth Freeman.
Miss Caroline Kueimer returned to
her home i'm West Jefferson, Thurs
day, after pleasant visit with rel
atives.
Mr.. Joe Sauer visited relatives at
| Washington c. II. and GAINESVILLE,
several days last week,
Miss Edith Wottrlng was hostess
to few friends at her home on
Wednesday evening.
| Ray MOhr of Asjley. was the
guest Of 'lis father A. D. Mohr sew
eral days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cook, Of
Amanda, Ohio visited over Sunday
at the home OF ] Of. Cast.
Mrs. John Penny and mother, Mrs.
Ludwig, were Marion sNisitors Fri
day.
Miss Edith Wottring entertained at
six O'clock dinner Saturday evening.
Misses Edna Stochwel, Mile Bigger
gtaff, Hazel Osborn and Audrey Bo-
lander, OF Moral.
Miss Marguerite Wottring was
hostess to sixteen friends at her
home on Water street Thursday
evening Games and music afforded
amusemeIfts after which nice re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Herbert Whysall. OF Mar on,
spent Saturday and Sunday at her
home I'm Prospect
John Northup and family OF Co
lumbus, visited relatives here the
past week.
Mrs. Albert Griffith was Ma
rion visitor Friday
Miss Iona Owens ConSlin, OF Del
aware, will sing several solos at the
Sunday evening service of the NJ,
e. church.
Mr.. john Grigsby has sold his farm
OF 35 acres near Waldo to Pike
Ward for $4,000 and will have a sale
March 25.
Miss Bess McCausland has re-
turned from Columbus where she
took a course OF lessons in corset
fitting.
AR. Frank Cone, OF Thompson
township, has been drawn on the
Delaware county grand jury for next
term OF court commencdng April 9th
Rev. Chaplin Is this week visiting
his brother Rev. o. Chapin, who Is
very i'll at his home in Milwaukee
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Harriet Agin, OF Dalton
Kansas, is the guest OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Travis and Mr. and Mrs
Herman Kuelner.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Thlbaut were
Marion visitors saturday.
Mrs. Ralph Smith. OF Marion. spent
Tuesdhy with Mrs. John Waters.
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Roush on officers.

Blll-What do you think Of this
smokeless powder and noiseless guns?
Jill-Don't approve Of them. Why,
the officers five miles back OF the
troops ON the hill won't know that
there's any fighting going on at ALL
YOnkers Statesman.
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March s.
April 3.

Examinations commence at SGD a M.
10 q. m. All examinations will be written
ana positively no private examlnation
VIII be granted. A fec OF so cents viii bs
and each applicant win furnish An en-,
yelOpei stamped and addressed 10 him or
herself In which certificate or noiice ~
failure will be forwarded Applioants ~, N,
be graded on a scale OF 100. No carfinrsta
VIII be granted when the grade IN anv
branch falls below 05. An average OF "a
with minimum Of 81 seccres a ceftthra -
fOi one year. rs with n ninimu,, ~ assee
secures certificate OF two years. o5 vxltS
'nimnm OF IS secu es a certificate fof
Success In the school room will n,so ha
taken into consideration In determinies
the class OF certificate.
y, w AllmendlnR
Der. h Bell CLERK. = S'H"S'
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Cold comfort.

Father, what is an empty titleY"
"Wsll, an empty title IL your moth.
ors way Of calling me the head of the
house New York Herald.
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ENGLAND AND PORTUGAL.
The Talked Of Matrimonial Alliance
Between Their Royal Houses.

Between Their Royal Houses.
Should young King Manuel of Por-
tugal marry the fair Princess Beatrice,
King Edwards niece, the queens OF
Portugal and Spain would be cousins.
In view of the close geographical posi-
tion of the two countries and their
history for several centuries this would
be appropriate. Alfonso Of Spain mar
ried the Princess Victoria Of England,
another of King Edwards nleces. He
has been so happy that he Is anxious
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MoraIlres on Llfs,s erevlty.

Mr. Bowser got up and walked up
and down for three or four minutes
and then halted to say:
Mrs. Bowser, You haHnt received
any telegram that your mother is all
ingY a1.a
S,'Mercy, no! OF course 1 should have
let you know at once. SO far as |
know, she is in the best OF health"
'.Umi Death often comes to people
who are seemingly In the best Of
health. Almost every day we read Of
people dropping dead OF heart failure" "
Il know. but n mother was carried
OF that way some Of her neighbors
would telegraph
Mr.. BOwser walked some more and
then said:
eve should all be prepared to hear
bad news any hour IN the day, and
when It comes we should meet II with
fortituda"
'Yes; that Is true, but never let
myself worry. II / did I should shiyer
eveFy time the doorbell rang DO you
know I'm rather surprised to nnd yos
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-13

The average daily travel between
Manhattan and Long Island is SlS,-
900 persons.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS

The School Examiners OF Marion county
Ohio will meet for the examlnRtion ~
teachers at Central school building, SAT.
urday.
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PILES CuREpIN Q TO14pAYs

PAIO OINTM Mt is guarants ed to cure any
case OF Itching, Blind, Bleeding or PTotruO-
Ing Piles IN 0 TO "A days or money refunded.
Soc,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-03-13

"Ah, how pleasant to see a little boy
In such a hurry to deliver his mes
sage"
Jaw, go on! I'm Just doln' this to
keep IN tralnln' for de next Mara.
thonw-New York World
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''sHE WAS RUE OVER BY A STREET CAR,

''sHR WAS Run OVER BY STREET CAR
know that you and she didn't get alors
better nor how glad am to think that
you are willing to become the best Of
friends"
"pd kiss her IN minute If she were
here
"Would you, indeed
II certainly would. Yes, I'd kiss her
and tell her It was all my fault that
we hadn't got along better. Death is a
sad thing, isn't itr
"Awfully sad"
even when the victim is an old
iadyT
age makes no difference, / don't
think you ever wrote mother a letter
IN your life, How nice It would be for
yOu to sit down and write just as you
talk. I'm sure she'd treasure the let
ter"
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DOWSER is MISTAKEN
Reads of the Death Of Mother.in-
! law With Regret.
TELLS SAD NEWS GENTLY.

Convinced Of Its Truth Until He Was
( Confronted by Specialized Woman
With a csrpetbas, Who Arrived Just
In Time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
Entertainments,

The play at the First Methodist
church went off very successfully Fri.
day evening, when the ladies Of sec.
ton 3 of the Aid society gave "Aunt
Jcrusha Dow's Family Album" with
the following taking part: Miss Chill
cott, grandmother: Mrs. Fowler mother
Freeman Morningstar, father; Mrs.
Morningstar, Aunt Paulina; Mr.. Rite,
Uncle John; Mr.. Josi, John Dow: Mr.
kippy, Darky Joe; Bclcher Boy. grand
child; Miss Stearns. grandchild; Miss Lu-
clle Mnrulngstar, namesakc; Miss Heck
ncr, Sal; Miss Sutton, Jane; Mrs. Rowe
and Mrs. Gaby, twins; Miss Rapath,
Ann; DR.. Whcrry. Uncle Jake, Guy
Thomas, Rosy May; DR.. Short. Parson
Briggs; Miss Morehead, Peggy Lee;
Miss Belts, Nancy Gray, Mr. Josi and
Miss SneveIy, John and Jcrusha; Miss
Smith, Jerusha; Mr., Peters school teach.
er; Mrs. lIonuod, Mary Jane: Mrs.
Brown, John s hhird cousin s wife; Mr..
Fish, Timothy Flint; Mrs. Druchl. Mar
Ann sophia; Mr., Eberhardt, Deacon
Brown: Mrs. Short. Deacon Brown s
wife; Ebcrhardt baby, Baby Ned; Dol.
phus Short, Parson Briggsfs son. Dur.
ing the performance Mrs. A. S. Peters
and Mr.. kippy gave several vocal sc
lcctious.
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Mrs r. NJ. Stevenson and her daugh-
ter. Miss Stevenson, viii leave the last
OF this week for the east, where they
VIII Join DR.. Stevenson. who has spent
inc past three months in New York,
Many friends here Will be interested To
hear of the coming marriage of Miss
Stevenson TO Fred j. Hughes of Omaha,
Ncb. The wedding Will take place in
the east this month They viii make
their home in Omaha, Neb., and DR..
and Mrs. Stevenson Will spend the win
ter in the east
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert IT. Murray. who
have spent the past year III New York,
where Mr.. Murray is engaged in govern
ment writing, sailed from there last
sunday for Old Mexico, where they will
spend four or five months Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray will stop cnroutc for a
their return i'm the spring they Will
90 by way of California. and spend u
few days here with Mrs, Murray 5
mother, Mrs, Martin. and with their
many friends.
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arm. Ii reminds me of Mountain View

harm, Ii reminds me of Mountain View
beach.
" \ young matron, her unmarried SIS
ter and her little daughter sat at ono
side OF the long table at n Mountain
View hotel and opposite them sat a
meek young minister that the child,
for some unknown reason, greatly
feared.
cone evening the young mother
wanted to 90 to the beach TO see some
fireworks with her sister but the little
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

girl refused to he left alone. She
Screamed and wept. So it was decided
TO frighten her into submission By
means Of trick
"For this purpose the young sister
slipped out. then came and knocked at
the bedroom door, and said in fero'
cious bass voice;
- WHAT'S the matter in thcreH
"The child stopped crying and looked
frightened. Her mother said:
q Hush. That s the parson. Now
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Miss Pearl Bailey entertained the r.
o. \. .. club AT her home Wednesday
The rooms were prottily decorated in
the color of the club and a variety of
flowers. A dainty luncheon was served
aud an enjoyable evening spent. The
next meeting Of the club Will bc on
Thursday evening, November is, with
Miss Gay Clawson. Tho same club was
entertained mt Halloween party by
Miss Lucille Hatch,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

will you go to slcepe'
"This trick succeeded. Moibs- 4.
sister got off TO the fireworks =.
thing seemed well.
But at dinner the next dav a.,
a silence that had fallen on tbs !.
table, tho little girl looked ore,
the young minister and said tauu6,;
in her shrill, loud voice;
50 All, you knocked at mother, !,
last night, and she wouldn't Ii, i
int -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

remembered here as Miss Beatrice
Checsman.
DR.. aud Mrs. T.. d. Hammond have
rs their guest Miss Carliue Dasemcr
OF Reddiug, Pa. who has come here
10 make her home.
Mrs Edward Richards and Miss Rich
ards Will leave this week for i SIX
months >visit in Denver, Colo, and at
West Point, whero they viii bc the
guests of Mrs. Richards 5 daughter and
son, Lieutenant and Mrs. $. NJ. Par
kcr.
Mrs. Coleman of Los Angeles. Cal,
will be here the last of this week 10
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Coleman at
their apartment in the critchlow.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Walter
Stone Of California are here, guests of
Mrs. John y. Marshall.
Mrs Fred Horning returned Saturday
from three weeks stay in San Fran
cisco.
Mrs Owslev. who has spent the past
two weeks here with Mrs. A. Fred Wcv
Will leave Tuesday for her homo iu
Butte, Mont.
Mrs W. IT. Jones has returned from
q short trip in Idaho.
Mrs. Thomas Kearns. who returned
from the ranch in California, will be
here until the holidays, when she will
return TO California TO spend Christmas
there with, her sons. Edmund and
Thomas, who are IN the Santa Clara
college.
Mr.. Hickey Of Nampa, Ida, is here
for few DAYS TO take Mrs. Hickey
home from the hospital.
Miss Maud Miller has returned to
Stanford university. after spending n
few days here on her way from Baker
college, at Baldwin kas., where she
went as a delegate from her Greek
sorority, the fifth largest sorority in any
of the universities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cline Beach. who
will be at home Ia their friends after
January l. at Newark. y. J.,> will be
here for few davs between Thanks
giving and the holidays, on their way
TO California. Mrs. Beach was former
ly Miss Martha johnson. She was here
connected with the physical culture of
the public schools.
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence Fox are 10
Gated here, where they viii spend the
winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George p, Holman. who
have spent the summer in Portland.
Ore, with their daughter. Mrs. London,
left last week for New York, from
which port they viii sail Tuesday. No
vcmber 8, for London, where they will
%. II, la.
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sherman Jcncs was pleasantly sur
prised by fifteen of his friends, Friday
evening, at his home, which, was ef-
fcctlvely decorated in autumn leaves
and flowers. The special feature of the
evening was the delightful instrument.
al selections which were given by Miss
Aleta Witbeck, Miss Alice Cahoon and
Miss F'ronie Henncrfer. A dainty sup
ncr follnMel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mrs. Max Peters entertained the
Luncheon club at her home Friday. when
yellow and green was the color scheme
prcttilly carried out. The prize was won
by Mrs. c, II, Heritage. The mex.
meeting of The club will be Friday, No
vcmber 10, with Mrs f. NJ West
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mrs. Kat2 of Portland. Orc, will be
here Il little later TO visit her sister
and brother, Miss Shcarmau and W. III,
Sherman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mrs. j S KiuISead of Berkeley. Cal,
who is visiting here, spent Saturday
with Mrs. +. a. Bickford
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Miss Nora Murdoch entertained eight,
tables at $500 party Saturday even
ing for Miss Vedi Becbc. The rooms
were bright with many clusters of cos
mos and pink chrysanthcmums.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mrs. j. 5. McGregor entertained a
dozen friends at her home Friday aft
ernoon in honor of Mrs. 4. Stewart,
who will leave soon for Los Angeles
Cal. TO spend the winter. Pink carna
lions were prettIly used in the decora-
lions. guessing game was the feature
of the afternoon
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Quite Harmless

Senator james b. Frazier. at ban
quct in Chattanooga, said OF certain
lawsuit; &
The discussion was misunderstood.
Harmless, it gave an impression OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mrs. Ellen Elliott is again at home
Al the Keith apartments, after spcnd-
ing the past four months in Southern
California
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Personals.

Major and Mrs w. +. Purviance. who
left the first of last week for San Fran
cisco, Cal, sailed from there Friday,
November >. on a transport for the
Philippines. where they will land about
December J.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Prosser. who
are living in New York, have had as
their guests for the past week Mrs.
Joseph Bambcrger Of London and Lieu.
tenant and Mrs. Campbell Of Fort Du
Pont. Dcla Mrs Campbell will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs. RolIin Dole and daugh'
ter of Huntington beach, Cal, are here
with friends visiting for few weeks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mrs. William Dunn entertained q
few friends at prettily appointed
luncheon, Friday, at her rooms nj the
Fifth East hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

The Sewing club win be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Miss Esjclll
Clinton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Mrs. Gurnsey has returned from Ely
New, where she visited her daughter
Mrs Malia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

u. G.. Moscr has gone TO Seattle
Wash, on a short business trip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George p, Holman, who
have spent the summer in Portland,
Ore, with their daughter. Mrs. London,
left last week for New York, from
which port they viii sail Tuesday. No
vcmber 8, for London. where they will
spend a few weeks. and later go to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07

Rowland D. Williams, Voice Culture.
ltalian method. GlS Tcmpleton bldg
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fox are 10.
Gated here, where they viii spend the
winter.
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Mrs. Henklc of Chicago. H., is here
visiting her parents. Judge aud Mrs
c. 5. -Zauc.
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The Bay View cIub will meet Monday,
November s. with Mrs. j. Il. Davis nj
Ills East Second South street, mt $50,
when thc following programme will be
piVcn Roll call; responses from ilo-
mcr: paper, "Short History Of Attca
aud Sparta;'' "Lifc Of Solon." Mrs.
Ensign. 4 papcr on the persian
Wars viii be given by Mrs. Brown,