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The Washington herald., 1910-03-07
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From the Bost9 Transcript
Robson-A man told me to-day OF q hen
that laid three eggs at one sitting, or
setting-or would you call it lying?
Josson-Yes; I think I would call il
lying.
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Not so IN United states senate

From the Seattle Post IntslIiggncer.
Poetry read recently in the Oklahoma senate nearly
caused fight. Apparently the period Of gentle toll
Grafton and pity for the Tersihs. has passed from
the confines Of that State.
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Senator Kean viii have to fight for
reelection to the Senate" says a con-
temporary. IN which event, the Senator
probably will move an executive session
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VIII the early blossoms dot the lea
And brides sing.
Or viii the season merely be
An almost-spring
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Secret of John D.s Wealth.

From the Detroit Times.
Maybe the fact that John D. Rockeseller's stomach
permits him 10 eat little meat explains Why he ia SC
rich.
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est and courageous. but there is an APP
parently growing sentiment that he has
not quite made good. nevertheless.
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THE end Of 'Jen' Davis is in sight"
says the Memphis News-scimitar We are
not so sure Of that. The Hon. JEFF is
a decidedly rotund sort of statesman.
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why spend money for an ocean voyage
and a trip to Londen?'' inquiries the Mil
waukee Sentinel. Why, indeed, gentle
reader?
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Mr. Vardaman says he VIII have third
try for the Senate. and believes he will
surely be elected next time. Mr.. Varda.
man evidently possesses much Bryan.
esque optimism.
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But He Just Smiles.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
It's enough TO make a President gToW gay with
vorry 10 have to meet Congressional and butchers
bills
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CHAT OF THE FORUM.

A Pointer for Senator Lodge.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
Senator Lodge VIII discover that flights Of orators
viii not assist IT. = n = - cost Of living
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An Extraordinary Lawmaker.

Frum ths New York Tribune
So Senator Gordon actually listened TO the speeche.
which were made on bills and then voted according
TO his judgment as Il vas influenced By the fscts
and arguments which he had heard! Truly. an ex
traordinaFy lawmakerl
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Hips are coming back Where have
they been?' inquiries the Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune. That is her business.
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Il will play bridge with you on condi-
ton that you adopt a certain rule"
What is it?"
The dealer must not tell anecdotes.
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The only thing that is as cheap as ever
is talk.
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Lost Mail Matter.

Every post-office IN this country, and in
every other country. as well. finds great
difficulty IN handling inadeduately wrap
ped or addressed mail matter. This APP
plies particularly TO circulars and parcels
sent through the mails in envelopes and
wrappers that are not sufficiently heavy
to resist the strain OF being handled and
delivered. The result Of this carelessness
in preparing matter for the mails Is that
much important stun is so damaged in
transit and handling that all efforts at
deciphering the destination and making
proper delivery are futile. peluges Of
Just such complaints are received daily at
every post-office of any considerable size,
but IL is many times utterly impossible
for any satisfactory action TO be taken,
even with the best Of intentions. II
would be we'll If people consigning Inn
portant mail matter 10 the Post-office De-
partments hands would be more careful
of their own interests as well as Of those
OF the department. But. the department
Will always have officials 10 look after
mutilated and unbelievable packages, 10
the best of their ability, and man Will al
ways be careless. more or less. in his
common. everyday affairs; so what's the
use?
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In Pennsylvania alone the coal trust Is
reported to employ $50 lawyers. This may
explain the ever increasing price Of coal
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From the Boston Globe
II is figured out that during the first year Of bis
administration President Taft has Travelled on an
average more than ifty-sx miles a day. including
Sundays. and that he has made 3is speeches in
thirty States and in two Territories and the District
Of Columbia. This beats all Presidential record
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The Sense of Econom,

Inc sense Oh ESVHohS'
From the Baltimore AmeFiesn.
why does a dog chase his tail?'
Because he wants to make both ends
meet"
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Those Foolish Questions.

How did you get the black eyer"
ut was caused by the hatrack.
Accidentally?
NO; think It attacked me purposely.'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-02
RICHFIELD.

Especial TO The Herald-Republican
Richfield, Oct. 1.-The social event of
the week was the big demonstration
given at the stake tabernacle in honor
OF the retiring stake presidency, w II
Seegmiller. Joseph ;. Horne and w H.
clark. The meeting was called 10 or
der at o'clock by MOrten Jensen.
master Of ceremonies. and in addresses
made by the bishops of the Sewer stake,
all of them paid high tribute TO the
work of tie retiring officers and the
pleasure each had had in working under
their leadership for the past 25 wears.
y feature of The meeting was the un-
yelling Of large picture Of the retir-
ing OFFICERS which had been painted by
Cornelius Salisbury. recently returned
from New York art school. The pro-
ceedlngs We're enliVened with aDpropri-
ate musical numbers. After the meet
ing the crowd was conducted to the
Jones grove. where fruit refreshments
We're served. There were about goo
people in attendance. The affair con-
cluded with a dance at the AnOna in the
evening. President Seegmiller was pre-
scented with a map Of Sewer stake en-
graVed on plate OF solid gold Presi-
dent Horne was presented with a gold
watch and President Clark was given
a gold cane.
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his mother, was moving 10 Califor-
mia, and took occasion TO visit Salina
on his way.
Mrs. d. J.. Argyle was the hostess at
one of the most delightful Kensingtons
ever held in this city. Ten of the
members were in attendance and a
dainty lunch was served and a pleas
ant afternoon was spent.
Mrs. Matilda JOrgensen and her chill
dren have moved 20 Richfield for the
winter.
VIII Madsen returned during the
week from Idaho, where he has spent
the past few months.
Carl Rasmussen underwent an opera
tion Monday afternoon for the removal
of a cancerous growth on his lip. The
operation was performed by DIT. c. E.
West.
Miss Jennie NOrdfelt left for Orange
willie Monday. where she will teach
school during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A l.. Lewis returned
Monday from Salt Lake, where they
have been spending the past month
visiting with relatives and friends.
Miss Essie Rex has accepted a pO-
sition as clerk in the postoffice.
| Mrs. Sophia Jacobsen returned Tues
day from a visit to Salt Lake.
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SPRNGNHIE-

Especial to The Republican,
SpringviIIe. Oct The Woman's club
held its meeting at the home OF Mrs
Bessie Bailey Friday afternoon. The
regular exercises in literature and his
tory We're taken up. Mrs. Mary c. Find
ley leading A magazine article was
given by Mrs. Julia A. Packard. Those
DOugall Mary c. Findley. Nettie GrOes-
beck, Nina Mendenhall Carrie Nielsen,
Julia Packard. Viola ROylance, Nellie
Straw, Eliza ThOrne, Jennie Whittak ct
and the Misses Catherine and Emma
DOugan Light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. a. S Hines Of GOoding
Ida, are guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. D. c
Johnson. parents of Mrs. Hines
Tbs w. c. 4. L. held a parlOr meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Eliza ThOTne on
Friday. There was q large attendance
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manwaring OF
MapletOn have gone 10 California on
their wedding tour. They will be gone
about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ManWaring gave a
reception in honor of Elmer and Sarah
children Of David ManWaring of Yer
nal. Utah, the occasion was the mar
riage of the guests OF honor TO LeOna
Goodrich and Walter Gotham. both OF
Nernal. The double marriage occurred
in the Salt Lake temple.
The pupils of the high school will
furnish the music at the regular month
lY cOnloint p'@~f'1s Of the Y. NJ and Y.
L. NJ ]. A. tomorrow night.
Seymour Mendsnhall has gone to Ne
vada 10 join his brother, Berne. in the
railroad work.
Evans HoutZ who has been teaching
at the Lafayette school at Salt Lake
City, was brought home during the
week suffering from typhoid fever.
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AMERICAN FORK

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
American Fork, Oct Mrs. Edwin
VIM and daughter. Ethel, have gone tC
Twin Falls, Ida.s for an extended visit
with Mrs Robert Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Misener left the
fore part of the week for Oakland
where they Will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. V. TOmpkins, who
have been visiting in California, re-
turned here Sunday and left Tuesday
Tor Fruita, Cal, where they will make
their home for the winter
Mr. and Mrs. John Binks of Marys-
vale. Utah. are here for a visit with
Mrs. Binks' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. n
Ambrose
Mrs. J. ". Storrs, assisted by Mrs.
Rose Edmonds and Mrs. Ida Sperry,
gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss
Hesel Menary Tuesday night, in honor
of her marriage to F. W. Stout There
were about 80 invited guests present
and a delightful evening was enjoyed
Ice cream and cake were served at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Ward. Reu-
ben Christensen. Richard BreretOn and
Miss l.. BrereIOn of PrOvOi were guests
of Mrs. j. W. StOrrs at a dinner Thurs
day evening.
+, W. Stout of this city and Miss
Hesel Menary Of Springville, were mar
ried here tonight. Bishop Stcrrs per-
forming the ceremony. The newly
married couple Will make their home in
this city, and viii be at horne after the
18th of this month.
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NASHVILLE.
N 4 = lt4i4E<s
Especial to The Herald-Renuhlicanl


Kaysville. Oct 1.-The most elaborate
social event in Kaysville for several
months occurred Wednesday evening
when Mr.. and Mrs James kilfOyle en-
tertained large number of friends at
wedding reception, given in honor
OF their daughter, olive. 10 Mr.. Earl D.
Robins OF Layton, who were married
during the day in the Salt Lake temple
The house and lawns were very lavish
~ decorated, the parlor having its
color scheme red and white roses. the
dining room pink and white asters. and
the library Grange blossoms. The bride
wore a beautiful gown of silk batiste
and was attended by Miss MOllie Barnes
and Miss Myrtle Blood. Refreshments
were served under the direction of Mrs.
Rilla Green, assisted by Misses Janet
Swan, Ailene owen, Myrtle Burton,
Daisy Strong, Irene Swan and Miliie
Criddle. Assisting MI. and Mrs. Kill
fOyle in receiving and entertaining were
the Misses Jeuness Wiggell, Jane Wine
gar and Arnold NJ. Barnes and Glenn
Cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Robins were the re-
cipients of many beautiful presents
After October 10 they viii be at home
in Layton.
Miss MOllie Barnes entertained a few
friends to an afternoon tea at her home
on Friday. The guests present We're
Mrs. Earl Robins, Misses Myrtle Blood
Vera BOnnemOrt, Irene Swan. Myrtle
Burton. Mile Criddle, Aileene owen
and Janet Swan.
Mrs Joseph Harrod entertained
number OF friends 20 a Dutch" supper
on Monday evening.
Mrs William Ramsey entertained the
members OF the Thimhie club at the w
o. w. hall on Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent in sewing. social chat,
etc, followed by refreshments. Among
those present were Mrs. Mary Jane
PrOudfOOt Mrs Arthur Ellis Mrs Paul
ThOmassen, Mrs. James Chipman. Mrs.
Benjamin Barrett Mrs Hector w
Haight and Mrs. Kirby S. Sims.
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State Society
MOUNT PLEASANT.

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Mount Pleasant, Oct IA linen
shower was given at the home OF Mr..
Snd MIS- John H. Seely in honor OF
Ar. and Mrs Earl Seely, who were
married recently. by number of their
9vuhs friends. Games We're played and
refreshments served. Those present
We're, Mr.. and Mrs Earl Seelv Maggie
houSaard. Iressa Larsen. Sarah Seely,
Lucille Rolph, Anna knudsen, Hazel An
Ge' son, Estella Mcintosh. Hyley Seely,
isaphael Jensen, Leonard Seely, Leo
Seelys tanute Beal of EphT,im, Harry
Erickson. Mapel LundbeFg.
the q. n o. club gave a theatre party
Friday night, the organization attend
ing Faust In a BODY.
The Twentieth Century club ladies'
We're entertained at the home OF Mrs
a G. Wall thursday afternoon. ali
members responding to roll call by quo
tatlons from English authors, The life
OF John Rushin was given by Mrs. J.
W. Cherry and the works of Ruskin by
MIS- george Christensen. Current events
were discussed by members and music
hy Miss Winntfred Jensen. After the
program the hostess, Mrs. Wall, served
refreshments. During the year. meet
Ing every afternoon. the lives and
studied
The class OF 1912 OF the public schools
was organized this week with the fol-
lowing officers: Anthem Lund. Oresl-
dent Gerald Rasmussen. vice Dresi-
den Alta GundersOn. secretary; Fan
NE Monssn, treasurer; program COM
mlttes; Edith Madsen. Emma Watson.
Mao McArthHr, Madeline Morley.
Members of the Mount Pleasant pub
iic school faculty viii leave tomorrow
Tor salt Lake, where they will spend
the week visiting schools. The menu
bers OF the faculty are: +. NJ. Nielsen.
;. A. Armstrong. George Christensen.
James w. Anderson. NJ r. Anderson
Georgia Johnson. Daniel Rasmussen.
Elmer JOhansen, GOldie Faux, Tressa
larsen, Florence MOnsen. Eta ROlph.
Nellie Macarthur, Anna Anderson. Viola
Whitaker Ida Larsen, Ida Merz and
ROsalee Ellis.
A surprise party was rendered Mrs.
Erick Gunderson Friday evening OF last
week by members OF the Primary asso-
ciation.
Mrs. Ole Hansen gave an afternoon
tea TO friends Thursday afternoon.
The Home Culture club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mrs. o. F..
Wall.
Reta Erickson entertained Wednesday
evening at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amasa Erickson. Many
friends were present and a pleasant
time was spent
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PAYSON.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Henry Tanner and mother. Mrs. John
H. Tanner will leave Monday morn
ing for Naczari, Sonora, Mexico, where
Mrs Tanner viii spend the winter
with her son.
John Patten of this city and Ruby
Cahoon of Benjamin were married at
Provo the fore part of the week. Mr.
Patten is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam II. Patten OF this city.
Arrangements are well under way
for the home ?cominb jubilee and car
niVal, to be held in PaysOns beginning
October 10 and extending TO October %,
I'm honor OF PaysOn's siXtieth birth
day"
A select musical and literary pro-
gram will be presented al the Payson
First ward meeting house Sunday
evening, at 80 .. m, in honor of Mon
roe Maxwell, who will leave October
u on a mission in the eastern states.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day for George Naylor, who died at
Helper, Utah, Tuesday.
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EPHR AIM.

Especial 10 The Herald-Republiean.)
Ephraim. Oct. katy Taylor of
this city and Ernel Munk OF Manti
were married yesterday at the Manti
temple. Miss Taylor is the oldest
daughter # Thomas Taylor. Mr.. Munk
= the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Munk. A reception will be given in
parents tomorrow evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Munk viii make their home in
Manti during the coming winter.
a surprise party was given Satur-
day evening in honor OF Miss Drucy
Larsen, who is here from Salt Lake
visiting relatives and friends. The Ia
dies present brought refreshments with
them which were served during the
evening. and also presented Miss Lar
sen with a beautiful set OF silver fruit
knives. Those present We're: Mr. and
Mrs. David POulsen, MIR. and Mrs. VIII
lie Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Bunce,
Miss Priel WillardsOn, Miss Selda Ras-
mussen, Miss Ethel Anderson. Miss Pa
ira Anderson, Miss Bendetta Beal, Miss
lOra Jones, Mrs. Nerda SorensOn, Miss
Grace Larsen and Ralph HOugaard,
OsmOnd Olsen. Edgar Thorpe. Charles
Rasmussen and Conrad Mortensen.
The Ladies' Literary club met yes
1erday AZ the home OF Mrs. MahOnri
Thompson, and the following program
was carried out: A lecture was deliv-
cred by Mrs. Jennie Johnson on the
Life OF Grover Cleveland" and Mrs.
AlahOnri Thompson read a chapter or
The parliamentary drill was conducted
by Mrs. Hyrum SOrensen. After the
business Of the meeting had been
transacted a dainty lunch was served
bF the hostess. Those present We're /:
MIS-. J. y. Jensen, Mrs Charles Jensen
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The Slim Woman Is Winning

The day OF the slim woman's tri-
umph has arrived. The thinner one
is the more stylish" say the dress
makers.
This would have been sad news for
the tat woman year ago. She would
have had TO try dieting or exercise.
Nowadays, however, the woman who is
too fat for the styles goes TO a drug
gist and gets a case of Marmola Pre-
scriDtiOn Tablets. one of which she
takes after each meal and at bedtime
and so reduces her superfluous flesh
quickly.
These tablets. being made in accord
ance with the famous prescription. are
perfectly harmless, and they are, also,
the most economical preparation a per-
son can buy, for they cost only rs cents
a large case. one of which is frequently
enough % start a person 10 losing fat
at the rate of u or IA ounces a day.
Pretty nearly every druggist keeps
this ia blet in stock, but should yours
be sold out, you can easily obtain
case by sending TO the makers, the
Marmola Company. $50 Farmer Bldg,
Detroit. Mich.
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EARAIINGTON.

Especial to The d-Republican.)
Pennington. Oct. 1.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hyrum Stewart were guests OF friends
in Salt Lake early in the week.
James c. Brown of Byron. Wyo.. who
was taken seriously I'll while visiting
friends here, is rapidly recovering.
I. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Kitteredge have
moved to Salt Lake, Mr.. Kitterdige
having accepted a position with the
Utah Light & Railway company.
Miss Ala Watson OF Idaho Falls was
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. e. Robin
son during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rice, who are
on their way 10 Texas to reside, visited
with relatives in Pennington during
the week.
The engagement OF Miss Ella Steed
to Arthur Odd of Bountiful has been
announced. the marriage to take place
in the near future.
J. H. Wilcox, a civil war veteran
celebrated his eighty-eighth birthday
last Sunday
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was decorated with red beauty roses
one hundred guests were invited. The
game of 500 was played. the prize win
ners being: Gents first prize. L. t.
Bridgland; second, L. McGarry; conso-
lation, Frank McEwen. Ladies. flrst
prize, Mrs. c. LOring; second, Mrs. Z.
w. Thomson; consolation, Mrs. X. Fan
rendorf After cards were played the
guests drew for the grand prize, Miss
Julia Hurley being the winner. The
hostesses were Mrs. Julius Frankel'
Mrs. ]. w. Thompson. Mrs. j. c. O'Hara.
Mrs 5. c. Whitley, Mrs. Froisiand and
Mrs Lucy GarVin.
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MONROE

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Monroe. Oct. 1.-EnOch Larsen went
to Apnabella Sunday, where he will
teach school the ensuing year.
Mrs William Manson of Garfield is
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Smith.
Dora WarnOek has gone TO Nelson
New, where she will remain during the
winter.
Kathryn Yergensen has returned
from Salt Lake. where she visited
friends.
Antoine Burtleson of Spring City is
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Lewis An
derson.
An enjoyable party was given at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Tuft Thursday
evening to a number of her friends
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PARK CITY.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Park City. Oct. IA farewell party
and dance was given Thursday evening
10 Paul Stromness. who has been
called to fill a mission in his home
land OF Norway.
Hyrum Bates and family left Monday
for Rigby, idaho. where Mr.. Bates has
purchased a large ranch and where
they will make their future home.
\ character party was given by a
number Of prominent society ladies at
The Society hall last evening. The hall
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Luncheon was served and the evening
spent in playing cards.
Mrs. Hazel Jensen. who has been
visiting with her parents. left Thurs
day morning for her home in Rock
Springs, WyO.
Mrs. Zina Johnson OF Provo and Mrs.
Iva Erickson OF Richfield were the
guests of Mr.. Charles Nielsen Wednes-
day.
June Webb of Monroe and Miss Clara
Belle of Elsinore were married in Rich
field Thursday.
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SPRING CITY.
(snecial to me Hera

Especial to The erald-Republican)
Spring City. Oct. Mrs. Nancy
Accord of Provo has been in Spring City
during the past week. She will leave
for California, where she viii spend
the winter with her daughter.
Miss Libby Accord came home from
Salt Lake Monday where she has made
her home during the past year
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FAIRVIEW.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Fairview, Oct. 1.-The Ladies' club
met Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Fred Danielson. reading on chill
dren keeping late hours was given by
Mrs. Louise Sanderson, and Mrs. A. u.
Miner read a chapter from Maurine.
Many instructive topics were discussed.
Those in attendance were Mrs. S. o.
Nelson, Mrs. Louise Sanderson, Mrs.
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Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Salina, Oct. 1.-Dr. c. f. West was
greatly surprised this week by being
confronted with son of his whom he
had not seen for a quarter of a CEN
fury. or since the boy was but years
OF age. 1t is Alvin West of Indiana, a
son by former marriage. who, with
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BOUNTIFUL.

Especial to The -Republican.)
Bountiful, Oct. Harvey Perkins
celebrated his SEVENTEEN birthday at
his home on Thursday.
The Misses May and Mercy Stayner
and brother Whitney have returned
home after a three months visit in
Nephi.
Mrs. Edward Day. who has been
spending the summer here, left Friday
for Baltimore, where she viii reside.
Ephraim Mantle OF this place and
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James Larsen, Mrs. A. U. Miner. Mrs
John Christensen, Mrs. J. II. Sanderson.
Mrs. ]. R. Earle, Mrs. F. NJ. Williams
and the hostess.
Miss Jessie SundWall has gone to
Idaho On a short visit
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Ruth Cook OF salt Lake were married
this week
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker left last
week for Washington. D. C., TO spend
a few weeks with her son Walter and
family.
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Mrs. Hyrum SOrensen, Mrs. Jennie
Johnson, Mrs. Stena Hanson, Mrs SOren
Sorensen. Mrs. augusta Christensen,
Mrs. Hannah Williams, Mrs. Maggie
Willardson, Mrs. A. c. Anderson and
Mrs. Linda Rasmussen.
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Madame BrOdbeck, pupil from the
Royal conservatory. Stuttgart, Ger
many. and Manuel Garcia London, viii
give one month free lessons 10 pros
pectiVe pupils. 909 Rice street. Phone
1862 Ind.
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L. D. S. Business College night school
opens Oct 10, $50 for SIX months.
Glasses will be held on Monday, We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings