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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04
FAIHYIE.W.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican.)
Fairview, Sept 3.-The Ladies' Lit
erary club was entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. J. n. Burns. pa
per was given by Mrs. Sven O. Nelson
on Diseases Of Children" Home San
ftation" was read by Mrs. J. W. Cherry
Of Mt. Pleasant. Mrs a. T.. Miner read
chapter from "AIaurine." The visit
ors were Mrs J. W. Cherry Of Mt. Pleas
ant and Mrs. Jacob Keller Of Manti,
and Mrs. John Knudsen Of Mt. Pleas
ant. Those present were Mrs. Jessie
Sundwall. Mrs. Ethel Nelson, Mrs Adj
die Danielson. Mrs. Charles Peacock.
Mrs. Helen Graham, Mrs. Charles Pea
cock, Mrs. Carlson. Mrs. Madison. Mrs.
Frank Williams. Miss Blanche Poulsen.
Mrs. A. u. Miner, Mrs SandersOn and
Mrs. Fred CARLY, the hostess and
visitors.
The women OF Fairview are planning
social TO be given this evening in
compliment TO Mrs. J. NJ. Burns. who
will shortly leave for her home I'm
Manti
Clarence Stewart was in Manti dur
ing the week making arrangements to
move his family there for the winter
Mrs. Ezekiel Cheney r. reported 90
be recovering from severe case OF
sickness.
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PENNINGTON.

Especial TO The Herald-Republican.)
Pennington. Sept. 81. Clark
knOwltOn OF the engineering depart
ment OF the Short Line, entertained the
employees OF that department with a
watermelon party. on Wednesday even
ing. at his home I'm Pennington.
The tables were arranged on the
lawn and overhead strings OF JauaneSe
lanterns afforded illumination. The ia
bles were loaded with sliced water
melons, cantaloupes, peaches aud
grapes. After the supper, the guests
were taken TO the Lagoon. but a short
where the remainder OF the evening
was spent In dancing. Twenty drafts
men. with their wives and friends. COM
posed the guest list
Mr. and Mrs Harold Daynes enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening. their
guests numbering a half dozen Later
they enjoyed the concert given In the
opera house
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter hampton and
family. Mr.. and Mrs G. Y. PAIGE and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Hep
worth. and Mrs. Fred hampton are en-
Toying a pleasant trip In Weber can
yon.
Mrs. f. b. Clark left Wednesday for
Chicago to meet her husband, who has
been released from a mission in the
Miss Lcalie white Of SmithfieId is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Robin
son.
airs. Jonn Hansen OF A-EtSions loanof
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George z. Rogers, IT., left for her home
Tuesday.
Nephi Palmer left for Chicago
Thursday.
their guests. Mrs l. w. Walker and
family OF salt Lake.
Misses Mamie Pierce and Lillian
Backman have returned from salt Lake
Prof and Mrs. W. .. Robinson OF
LOGAN are in Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Haight have as their
guests. Mrs Julia France of Uintah
and her daughter. Mrs. Vera Kies OF
Roy. Utah.
Mrs. W. J. CarriRan and Miss Bertha
Backman left the last OF the week for
Los Angeles, where they will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Axel r. Oleson OF salt Lake was
the guest OF honor at a luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Charles BaclSman Tues
day afternoon.
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BINGHAM.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bingham, Sept. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Wright, residents OF this camp for
number Of years, intend TO move to
ToOele City in a few days, where Mr..
Wright has purchased a home.
Edward Stubs Of TekOa. Wash, ar
rived in camp the latter part or the
week, called here by the death Of his
little daughter. due to accidental poi
sonInR.
Temporary quarters for the nigh
school. pending the completion Of the
new building. have been found in the
basement OF the Bingham Mercantile
building.
Miss Emma McKillican returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives in
Marysville, Mont
l. A. Masters. a teacher in the high
school. arrived from the state Of
Washington the latter part Of the
week.
Miss Eleanor AdderIey OF New York
VIII be the guest OF her uncle, G. 4
Adderley.
G. o. Holiday and family. Of south
ern Utah. arrived in camp Tuesday.
Mr.. Holiday viii teach I'm the Cen
tra1 school.
Lake Saturday 20 reside.
Principals G. A. Inflow and p r. Dud-
ley attended n principals meeting at
Midvale this week.
Miss Carrie Sanger returned Tues
day from a visit with friends at Mid
vale.
Mrs. c. Z. Adderley. who underwent
a serious operation at st. Marks hos
pital fl Salt Lake. returned home We'd
uesday.
Miss Pratt Of salt Lake is the guest
OF her brother. q. K. Pratt
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04

M ONTREAL, Que. Sept AT no
VI time I'm the history Of the North
American continent has there been
such a distinguished gathering Of
Catholic clergy as is now assembling
here TO attend the Twenty-first In
ternational Eucharistic congress,
which opens here on Tuesday even
ing. September s. and closes Septem-
Der II. Besides two score Of arch
bishops. more than a hundred bishops
and thousands OF priests from all over
the world. there are three princes Of
the hurch-Cardinals Vannutelli.
Gibbons and LoEue.
The most distinguished visitor at
the congress. Cardinal NinCOnzO Van
nutell. the papal legate, arrived today
aboard a special boat. which conveyed
him down the river The vessel
locked At Ronsccours wharf at 4:3O
and the distinguished prelatc came
ashore. where ne was given an i'm
pressive reception.
Mayor Guerin surrounded by his
official family all clad in their robes
OF office. welcomed the distinguished
visitor on behalf Of the city, and ad-
dresses were made by several prOmi-
nent provincial officials, as well as
brief reply 90 his emineuce. The re-
Ception committee and visitors then
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NErIII.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Nephi. Sept. Miss Leah futile Of
salt Lake Is the guest OF Mrs C. w.
Buruuist.
NIrs. Lizzie Foote IS visiting friends
in salt Lake and ogden
Forest Supervisor Studley left Sun
day for Idaho 20 take part In the night
against the forest fires.
Leslie Foote visited in salt Lake last
week.
Miss Sophia Lituey Of salt Lake is
a Ncphi visitor.
Miss Maggie Pass is visiting in salt
Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pitchforth Of
Milford were IN Nephi Tuesday.
H. q. Christensen returned Tuesday
from ogden. where he has spent most
of the summer
W IT, Bailey OF NaphI and Miss Mag
gle May Peacock Of Sterling were mar
ried Wednesday In Salt Lake. They
VIII make their home IN Nephi-
Herbert Robinson Of SprinEvilie was
In Nephi on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Claud Cole Of Phoebe,
New. are the guests Of Mr.. Coles par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William cole.
Mrs. Charles Haynes returned Wed
nosday from a visit in Salt Lake.
Lucille. were salt Lake visitors last
week.
Richard Evans made a business trip
20 salt Lake the first Of the week.
Walter Halves returned last week
from an extended visit TO HIS home IN
Texas.
Earl Macfarlane OF Nephi and Miss
Abbie LiEhtner Of Minersville were
married Wednesday. They will make
their home In Nephi.
J.. =. May returned 20 his home 10
salt Lake. Saturday.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Manti. Sept. 3.-The marriages at the
Manti temple the past week were: 10
scph W Thompson OF ogden and Ma
tilda Anderson Of Manti. Luther Win
gate, Monroe, and Levina Anderson,
Joseph. r. Emery Johnson. Ephraim.
and Florence T.. Cooper, Fillmore
George ". Brown. CharlestOwn. and
Mary y. Jones. Provo. Edward A.
CoombS, LYMAN, Wayne county. and
Lula a. Bryan. Loa. Wayne county.
The ceremonies were performed by
President Lewis Anderson.
Gerald Lowry left Friday for Pay
son. where he has been engaged TO
teach school the coming season.
L. +. Anderson and family returned
Saturday from the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bessey are re-
jOicing over the arrival OF n fine girl
on Wednesday.
The stork visited at the home OF FL
lis Johnson. Sunday, August IS, leaving
n fine hoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson left
for Sugar CITY, Ida. Wednesday, where
Mr.. Thompson has been engaged as
principal OF the high school.
The Acacia girls were entertained
Friday evening by Miss Eva futile
After n pleasant evening. sewing, the
hostess served a dainty lunch.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04
WOMAN, LOVELY WOMAN
nut AIn-. without HenutifuI Hair No
Woman Can he Handsome.

a great many newspapers and maya
zines are printing pages on how q
woman can be- beautiful and Keep beau
tfrrf
and every one. as you can see for
yourself. admits that no woman can be
really beautiful unless she has luetroue
and luvurilut hair.
Trr women 90 Paris are. av r rr-rr
beautiful. and n careful American OBJ
server who has travelled much claims
that thoir beauty is due Co their tnow1-
od-o or how 20 keep their hair 1uVuri-
ant which they DO by using n superior
hair tonic.
Many American women are as wise
nr their French sisters. and that fg why
Partisan sage. the quick acting and
greatest of on hair rcstorcrs and tonlcs.
o. now having such tremendous sale
On America
1Vc ask every woman reader 40
paper Co give rhis marvellous hair beau
ffficr n thorough trial. and we gladly
make them this liberal offer.
Get n f0-crut bottle from Schramm-
Johnson. Drugs. today. Use 90 a. di-
rcctcd for two weeks. m az the end Of
thar time you are not satisfied with re-
suits. say so 90 Schrarnm- johnson.
Drugs. ard they win give you your
money back.
Besides being delightful and invir-
GRATING hair dressing. Partisan sage
VIII cure dlrdTuff stop falling hair
and itching Of The scalp. or money back.
M you DO not live near druggist
who sells Partisan sage. send so cents
60 Ciroux Mfr. Co. Buffalo. y. v. and
you viii receive e. large bottle BY cN-
press. al charges prepaid.
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proceeded TO the archbishop's palace.
where the cardinal was welcomed by
Archbishop Bruchesi. OF Montreal
who will act as his host during the
sessions Of the congress.
Every train is bringing visitors by
the thousands and the hotels and
lodging houses are taxed 20 the ut
most. Private residences Of prOini-
neut Catholics throughout the city
have been thrown open for the enter
tainment Of the prominent guests.
and the laity are being looked after
in less pretentious quarters
Great Gathering Expected.
According to present indications
there will be 100000 people i'm the
city when the congress opens on Tues
day. and by next Sunday. the day OF
the great parade. when the Sacred
Host viii be carried through the
streets. these figures will be doubled.
The holding Of the Eucharistic con-
grcss I'm this country marks a new
epoch On the history Of the Catholic
church i'm America. This congress is
held for the purpose Of celebrating
and clarifying the Holy Eucharist and
finding the best means OF spreading
knowledge and love Of the Lord in the
eucharist throughout the world. Al
though it had its inception i'm Lille.
France. in 1881. the meetings were
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weeks outing at the Yellowstone ma
tional park.
Miss Hesel Menary Of Springville
was in American Fork Sunday. the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. J. ". StOrrs.
George Austin and family OF salt
Lake were in American Fork the fore
part OF the week. They made the trip
by auto
Mrs. Don Bigler was visiting in Salt
Lake Wednesday.
Meadames T. s. Friday, Rem Halli-
dav and John Robinson enjoyed a
launch ride on Utah lake "wednesday.
They visited Geneva and Provo resorts
James n. Pulley was IN salt Lake
wednesday.
Mrs. Catherine Chapman has gone 70
salt Lake TO spend a few months with
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Mounteer-
Miss Blanche Crandau has returned
home from a months visit TO Call
fornia.
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SrrrNc CITY

Especial 60 The Herald-Rc plIblican)
Spring city. sept. 3.--AIrs. Johaunah
Tdnienstrom returned TO her home in
salt Lake during the early part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Niels 2. Noclson OF salt
Lake have been here for several days
a pretty celebration was given Mrs.
Katie Johnson. the oldest woman in
Spring city. at the home OF her son,
John 7. johnson, Friday afternoon
Many friends came to congratulate
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian thompson
are rejoicing over the arrival Of SON
Born 90 Mr and Airs. Fergus John
SON. a daughter.
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Especial 10 The ald-Republican)
Beaver. Sept 3.--W. !. Hardy. accom-
panied by his wife. returned from Salt
Lake Friday.
Glen GIlies went to Milford and
spent Friday and Saturday with rela-
Mrs. A. N. Farnsworth. now OF Long
Beach. Cal. but formerly "a pioneer set
tier OF Beaver. arrived here on visit
90 her daughter. Mrs Joseph r. Muir
dock Jr.
Miss La Rue Emerson returned from
Salt Lake Thursday.
Miss Jennie Hutchings and Miss Cen
evieve Patterson were the guests Of
Mrs. JOHN Bowman last week.
Mrs. Duncan Gillies and daughter.
Shurley, visited I'm Milford last week.
Mrs. Neil Nielsen visited her brother
last week az Milford.
r. u. Adams has been visiting in NIL
ford the past week.
Jode Hardy or Milford came up on
business Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Goldsborough OF Juab
county was a Beaver visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. ?. Powell. n resident OF Port
land. ore. is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. II a. Ashworth.
A. r. Blainey has returned from a
business trip 20 SEWER county.
EN-Statc senator A. y. Lewis was n
Minersyille visitor Saturday and sun
]. B. weimer Of the BeIknap Power
company. is On Beaver.
Robert Matheson OF Milford spent a
Few days IN Beaver the last Of the
week
IT. IT. Pltchforth OF Milford was here
Thursday.
DIT r. smith. dentist. has come here
from salt Lake 20 live
Ellis +. Robinson returned Monday
from visit 10 his mothers home in
RiChfiold.
James Anderson. United States mar
shall Tor this district. was the principal
speaker at the meeting held under the
auspices Of the Mutual Improvement as
sociations Sunday night.
Miss Ada Bell Of PanEuitch returned
20 her home Wednesday.
Hyrum Pollock. after selling his place
IN Henrieville. will make his home here.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04
A NOTUE DAME LIDY'S APPEAL

To all knowing sufferers Of rheumatism
whether muscular OF Of the joints, SCI
atica, lumbaEOs. backaChe. pains in the
kidneys or neuralgia pains. TO write to
her for home treatment which has re-
peatedly cured all Of these fortunes. She
feels IL her duty to send a TO all SUI
ferers FREE. You cure yourself at home
as thousands VIII testify--no change OF
climate being necessary. This simple
discovery banishes uric acid from the
blood. loOsens the stiffened Joints. puri-
files the blood. and briEhtens the ewes.
giving elasticity and tone TO the whole
system II the above interests you, for
proof address
Mrs. n Summers. Box r. Notre Dame.
Ind
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Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Eureka. sept. Mrs. g. A. FRANKIE
IS recovering from her recent indisposi-
tion.
Lizzie Jensen at her home Thursday
evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry FRANKIE and Miss
Paulina Denzer we're in Provo Sunday.
Miss Betty Nelson returned Saturday
from Moroni.
Mr. and Mrs r. r. RozeIle left this
morning Tor Provo canyon.
Dir. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson Of
Kutghtville went 20 Provo Thursday.
Miss ora Thomas and her brother
Denzel have returned from ogden.
Miss Lcona Boyle OF Provo is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Ben Thurmond.
Mrs. W. j. Eldridge has returned 20
Salt Lake after n visit with Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Embleton and
their son Noah returned Saturday from
Logan.
Miss Leona Henroid IS In Payson.
Mrs. w. l. Holloway IS in Provo.
Mrs. T.. G. Hanson was a guest OF
Mrs. b. H. Covnish at Robinson Thurs
day.
Mrs. william r. Nesbit and Mrs
Sarah D0nolly OF Mammoth were In
Mrs. NJ r. +. Sullivan was in Pay
son Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Richan and children re-
turned Monday from Provo.
Miss Jessie Clark OF Des Moines. Ia.
is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. Bessie Decide. a former resi-
dent Of Eureka. but now OF Butte.
Mont. is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
John Galley.
Mrs. Frank sheldon visited her par
cnts az alberta last Sunday.
Patrick O-Ncill returned % his home
in Butte, Mont, after a visit with the
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day evening at the home OF her par
ents on North State street. for a
group Of her classmates of last year.
During the evening a musical program
was rendered. and later luncheon was
served.
Miss Lcnore Watts arrived home
this week from the Watts ranch ut
wyoming. where she has been spend
ing the biggest portion OF the sum-
mer-
Mr.. and Mrs r. Winder have re-
turned from Wyoming.
C.. Eatchel spent four days OF this
week I'm Park City.
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families OF his sisters. Mrs. %. J. Sui
Ivan and Mrs. John sullivan.
Mrs. Wirthlin returned Sunday from
PayEon, where she was the guest OF
her son. William Wirthiin.
Mrs. Lizzie Summerville and children
OF American Fork are the guests OF
Mrs. W. u. Myers.
Mrs. Ray White arrived Tuesday
evening frmom Kansas 10 visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph ClaveIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rawson and fam
ily returned Tuesday evening from Og-
den
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and their husbands. The occasion was
in honor of her birthday.
Mrs. Sophia Jensen entertained at a
quilting party Wednesday.
Miss Matte AndreaSon was called
home from Salt Lake during the week
on account OF the death of her sister
Tina.
Prof. Aseel Nelson and his pupils
viii give q musical recital Sunday in
the opera house.
Niels Frantzen OF Redmond was in
Salina during the week on his way to
Nevada.
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Especial to The Republican,
Salina. Sept. 5.-James s. Jensen was
in Spring city during the past week.
Miss Bardella Beal OF Ephraim re-
turned home Monday after n visit with
her sister. Mrs. Carl Mattson.
II. G.. Ricketts, returned during the
week from Canada.
A very pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mrs q. Cuddeback Tuesday even
ing By the kensington club members
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The Fountain Head Of Life
Is The Stomach

a
will find
and impoverished and that his whole body improperly 49,
nOurshed
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY Il
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.buiId fonfc
strong in body In min nd Of in Judge
This Discovery" syceric
drugs
with
in all the of
remedy Of
your neiehborhood
Worlds Medical RV.
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attend 1.-THE Montreal
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Gilmore
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The Detroit times., 1910-08-12

Children's SOC Hats. SIC
Children's Hats, in rough straw. In white,
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The Detroit times., 1910-08-12
0Oc Bed Pillows, soc
&c Bath Towels, &c

1870 Damask Dress Scarfs, Csc
Damask Dress Scarfs, 1sx54 inches, good,
heavy weight. Regularly 39c. Friday only
1T csc.
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