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The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
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. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS :
Furnished daily by the Weld Count.
Abstract 4 Investment Co.
April %, 1910
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April %, 1910
Augustus ]. Stanley and wife to
Union Pacific Railroad Co. w, d.
SAP. Right of way across SWA
NEA and VIZ SEA S-7-6S.
Frank B. Davis to Union Pacific
Railroad Co w. d. $3.50. Right of
way across WE SWA 7-2-6T.
Ida A. Smith to John c. f. Clark
W. D. 81. SWA 3O-S-56.
Margaret NJ. Twombly to Mary A.
Mnjson w. d. SIPS. N. 22.17 feet
lot 9 Blk Is Fort Lupton.
Union Pacific Railroad Co. to Inc
Hudson Land Co. w. ID. SlSfs.'''
Sec. 1-1-66.
Anton Kaufman to Warner W.
Hill w. d. 81. NEA 1l-7-5S.
Northwestern Land & Iron co. to
James ]. Armstrong w. d. $40
Lots 1, .. 3. 4, 90 Mlliken.
Richard Ernesti to Margaret j.
Vose w. D. 81. S. Is feet lot n
35 feet lot Blk l Alta Vista Addi-
ton, Greeley.
w. H. Woodruff to Elinor v fis-
cher w. D. 81. W. 65 feet Of W. i"o
feet lot 16 Blk 3 Crawford. Greeley
Charles F.. Meyer and George A
Randolph to Robert c. Standley and
L. R. Standley w. d. $4,000. u
1856.
John G. Kirby to Frank E. Da-
metz w. d. 81. We SWA Il
1-67.
John C. Kirby to Frank b. Da'
metz w. d. 81 S1a NWA 2l-l-6'
John C. Kirby to Frank q. Da-
metz w. d. 81. ny NWA 21-l-67
w. C. Crist to Rosa f. Lillard w
ID. 81. Lots 16, II, is Blk -
April %, 1910
The Columbia Savings & Loan AS
ISOLATION to John Bailey w. ID
S266.76. Lot Blk2 Park Addition
to Windsor.
Emily M. West to George NJ. Ste
wart w. d. 81. Lot 81 Blk l west
subdivision.
Margaret NJ. Twombly to Richart
Mayfleld w. D. SIPS. NE lot y
and lot 21 Blk l Twombly's Addl
ton to Fort Lupton.
| ]. H. Graves and wife to John w
Hinkle Special w. d. 81, SE a y
a-64. -,
John A. Carter to Charles w
/ Bone w. d. $4,000. Nta SEA 81
/ 1-6S.
Richard Ernesti to Elisha w. Vos.
W. d. 81. S. Is feet lot s and N
35 feet lot 9 Blk l Alta Vista Addi
| ton, Greeley.
Oswell T. Ellis to Frank L. Dot,
and G. S. Draper w. ID. 500. NV a
0-7-56.
Elsie C. Simpson to Karl Peter w
10. $4,000. SEA 4-10-61.
Clyde C. Graves to The Farmer
Reservoir & Irrigation Co. w. u
Sl6S.75. Right OF way across NV X
| 2-1-65.
Laura NJ Brunk and Ira l.. Brunl
to Roy nj. Boyden w. d. $24oU
SWN 311O-65.
Murray NJ. Powell and wife to +
q. Nelson w. D. 81. Lots 9 and =
! BLK 2 First Addition to Crawford
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
YOUNG SWEDE COMES HERE
TO MAKE HIS EoprIrN,,

Without cent in his pocket John
oopy' aged 10, left Sweden six
months ago for America and TODAY
Johh arrived In Greeley, still without
cent in his pockets. Soby left his
home, which is something moro than
twenty-five miles from Copenhagen.
20 seek ms fortune in the new world
oh the snip which bore him to this
country he not only made his pas
sage but some few dollars besides.
FROM New York to Greeley he has
come mostly by foot with an occa
sional hit from some overland trav-
cling wagon along the road. The
young man has already obtained
work as farm hand and will remain
In the country about Greeley. He
leaves mother and sister in the old
country to whose support he will
contribute.
Young Soby can sneak some Eng
lish, having spent the past three
years obtaining a small knowledge
of the language from couple OF
Americans who were living on prop
erty not far from his own home, and
this fact has served to make his
travel almost easy where it would
have been well near impossible in
the event he had obtained no such
knowledge of the language before
coming to this country.
Said Sohy this morning when
speaking of his trip thus far in the
country:
Il am going to spend my life in
this country. That is what | proposed
to do three years ago when began
studying this language. 1t is much
easier to obtain work in this coun-
try than it is in Sweden. The people
live in more comfortable conditions
here; probably due to the fact that
they get better wages"
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Greeley.
3. E. Nelson to G. e. Carlson W.
D. 81. Lots 10 and 20 Blk First
Addition to Crawford, Greeley.
April 30, 1910
Chas. w. Wright to John c. Nixon
w. d. $3.50. Lot IL Blk II Sever
ance Add to Severance.
j. n Durbin to Cora NJ. Parker
w. d. $1,000. Lots is and 19 Blk
26 Beatty Addition to Grover.
The Grover Townste Co. to Cora
NJ. Parker w. ID. $40. Lot II Blk
26 Beatty Addition to Grover.
Trustees of the German Lutheran
Church of Windsor to Evangelical
Lutheran ST. Johns Congregation
w. d. 81. Lot ! Blk 16 Windsor.
Perkins S. Slocum and wife to
Amanda l.. Dake w. D. $500.
NEA 7-11-59.
John H. Leiner to Richard Wilson
w. d. $15S. Lots 8, 10, IL Leiner
Addition to Num-.
Emma S. Sweet to George II.
Sweet w. d. 500. Lot II and W.
SA feet lot Is Blk II Hunters Sub
division Greeley.
George H. Sweet to Thomas r.
O'Neill and Louise l.. ONeill w. ID.
Isl. Lot II and w. SA feet lot is
Blk II Hunters Subdivision, Gree
ley
Thomas r. O'Neill to George H
Sweet w. D. 81. +. 60 feet lot and
N. 75 feet of w. l4o feet lot BIZ
s Greeley.
John j. Ogden to C. F.. Clark w
d. ST. NV 4 4-4-64.
April 30, 1910
The VOORHEES, Real Estate Co. tt
Isaac f. Grabill w. ID. 81. NE a
20-7-5S.
Otis B. Clark to Herman Brauel
and Isaac E. Grabill w. ID. SlOo
NWA 32-S-57
Union Pacific Railroad Co. to Will
liam w. Wolf and Boyd Z. Wolf w
ID. $96225. Sec. 1926.
Chas. e. Brockman to Oliver |
Van Cleave w. d. $500. Lot % BIZ
6 Pierce.
Union Pacific Railroad Co. tt
Harry B. Wilson w. d. $l24s, Sec
33-11-62.
Harry b. Wilson to Clyde E, Viii
liams w. d. $1,000. SEA 33-l 1-62
Harry b. Wilson to Abby Amelia
Strever w d. $4,000. SWA aS
l1-62.
Mary l.. Ieake anu aipel' ~
Leake to Spencer F. Wallace W. ID
81. Part of lot SWA NEA =
5-65.
Jacob r. Cunningham to 7. II
Beavers w. d. $4,000. SWA Ia
S-66.
Joseph p Plummer and Sarah /
Plummer to Frank l.. Doty w. u
$1,000. SEA 3-7-5S.
A. II. Rose to C. A. Rose W. d
500. Lots 10 and Il Blk Mead
d. II. Greigg to The Denver, Lara
mie & Northwestern Railway Co. w
D. $500. Right of way across lot
SWA SEX l9-5-65.
May =, 1910
Andrew J. Stybr to mrs. S. j, PEN
w. d. 81. Lot 20 Blk 50 Hudson.
Thomas w. Thompson and Eric!
G. Peterson to Leslie E. Hubbard w
ID $40. Sec 9-10-64.
Fannie B. Voorhees, to G. L. Beat
ty w. d. 81. VIZ 15-11-
Mrs. Mary NJ. Winbourn koopma
to Seymour j. Rhode w. D. $500
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Lots /, 2. 3. a. 5, Blk Fort Lup-
ton.
John l.. Leiner to he Laramie
Poudre Reservoirs & Irrigation Co.
W ID. $500. Right OF way across
NEA Blk g" Leiner Addition to
Num-.
Joshua Gore to The Laramie
Poudre Reservoirs & Irrigation Co.
w d. SIS. Right OF way across
SWA SWA 1896.
Raymond Bass to The Laramie
Poudre Reservoirs & Irrigation Co
w. d. 1925. Right of way across
Blk 46 Num-.
! G. S. Terrill to CHARLES Elliott w.
d.. 81. Sec IL and NWA l3-l0-64.
Agnes F. Russell to Will r. Speer
w. d. $500. f. 4O.S feet of lots 8
and 10 Blk Crawford, Greeley.
John J. Everett and Lawrence B.
Everett to D. w. Mccarthy w. d. 81.
12O acres of SEA 13-4-6s.
George A Hill to Simpson Jefferes
w. d. $1,000. NWA 35-1l-6l.
John H. Kennedy to Charles l.
and Emma Gist w. d. $500. Lot
16 Blk 23 Windsor, Second Filing.
w. f. Kinsella to William Moth
eral and James E. Coleman w. D.
20. LOU ~ anu w ipl iiuhSSi
Subdivision, Greeley.
Mamie Crawford to William Moth
eral Q. C. d. 81. $. 5 feet of N. 5
feet OF e. 80 feet of lot Blk "a
Greeley.
Clarence c. Paul to Henry Cand
lin w. d. sl25. Lot Ia Blk Cave
& Priddy Addition to Pierce.
May ). 1910
Charles e. Rich to The Lupton
Meadows Land Co. Special w. ID. 81.
w. 2-3 of NWA 1O-2-67.
A. c. Eshelman and wife to Char
les A. Cattermole Warranty Deed
100000. E1s of SEA l6-4-66.
Samuel G. Pollock to Louie
Thompson @. c. d. 81. We SWA
25 and SEA 26-1-67.
!, Clyde Rhoads to James H. Ellis
IW. d. $4,000. Part of NEA 81
S-66.
J. L. Ewing and H. NJ. Park to
Lewis f. Berger w. D. $4,000.
: Lots 13 and IA Blk Bouker's Sub
division, Greeley.
James f. Coleman and William
: Motheral to Thomas l.. Evans w. d.
81. E1a Blk III Evans.
Mason w. Spicer to Frederick w
Carringer Q. c. ID. 81. We SWA u
24-4-61.
Burton b. Putnam to Frederick
W. Carringer w. ID. 81. We SW u
24-4-6l.
George e. Robie to Trustees OF
Greeley Lodge No. 81 X. OF p. w. ID.
SS5OO0O Lot Blk n, Greeley.
Charles Kruse to Herman %
Kruse w. d. 81. Ek NEA and
E1s SEA 2-5-65.
: l.. w. Tulleys. Trustee, to The
voorhees, Real Estate Co. Trustees 3
Deed S35O0O SEA 1886.
Charles d. Todd, Trustee, to Os-
well T. Ellis Trustees Deed $500
4 SCI 12-9-57.
Nellie Davis Patton and Daisy
( Davis Carney to Paul Darrow W.
d. 81. N. 1O5 feet lot s Blk IT,
Greeley.
Paul M. Mead to William o. Mil
ner w. d. $1,000. Lots II, II. 13,
n IA, Is, 16. IS, 20, %, "a Blk
l.. Mead.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
,rS BEER, JR.. DRIVES
cJRST SPIKE IN GREELEY

les Beer. IT. urove the first
4 the road after the arrival
|city limits of Greeley while
Ier. Charles Beer, ST.. blew
+ penyer-Laramie whistle
Fhe city limits of Greeley.
II the high officials of the
! 10 we're aboard the train We're
= Johnson. president; w. f.
vice president and general
! John u. Milliken. chief
W. Y. Seaman. advertising
he 1875 investors came from
Oklahoma and Iowa.
Denyerlaramie will be fore
elsy at No. 3 ditch until the
lon can complete the con
prk on a cut which is being
rr rails Of the new line
d In Denver twenty months
eighteen months since the
Ea,ion started in Greeley.
az hours trip about the
forty automobiles drove
II f-and stand in the city
X SNYDER of the Normal
sv The address OF welcome.
pCsa was made by President
o' he road.
ID
TO thank the citizens Of
for the maEnificent reception
the substantial aid which
given This is a peoples
: will be operated for the
fresis Of the people"
ey NilliRen WAS then call
Is Is a country OF big spuds
PIE men he said. He then
10 nay lowing tribute to
concluding with the predic-
Greeley will be ii city of
people within the next few
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

Kersey, May There was a
small fire here last night in room
above the local pool room, but the
blaze was discovered before any
damage was done. 1t is supposed
that cigarette end cast among
some waste paper caused the fire.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

The splendid work of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is
daily coming to light No such great
remedy for liver and bowel troubles
was ever known before. Thousands
bless them for curing constipation
sick headache. biliousness, jaundice
and indigestion. Sold by all dealers
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
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'TATE ENGINEER DEMANDS
CONCRETE RECONSTRUCTlO

ne State engineer mas written TO
the Riverside people demanding that
they take action for the general re-
construction of the concrete. 1t is
his opinion that the work will cost
$50, 900. He states moreover that
the reservoir dam is very poorly
constructed The letter reads in full
as follows:
Dear ir:-Concerning this res
ervoir the state has taken an active
interest because the dam was very
poorly constructed and has been at
different times badly damaged by ac-
ton of the wind and waves. 1t is
now in such condition that ! con-
slider it positively dangerous to al
low the surface of the water to rise
higher than fifteen feet below the
top of the dam, and am seriously
considering the advisability of turn
ing out a portion of the water which
is now stored. | am very loath to
do this. If it can be avoided as the
crops of many farmers depend on
the water now stored in this reser-
voir.
! Il have. however, written in a
very peremptory manner to the di-
rectors of the Riverside irrigation
district. advising them that lmme-
diate and effective steps must be
taken to repair the present breaks,
and that general reconstruction OF
the concrete riprapping on the inner
face must be provided tor if any
further use is to be made of the res
ervoir.
"The district claims that it doe'
not own the reservoir. never haVln:
accepted it from the constructor
company. However, since the lane
owners in the district are the one
most vitally interested in the use o
the reservoir | have advised the dis
trict officers that the state woul'
look to them to see that the work Il
; properly done.
I'm my opinion the work neces
sary to be done before the reservoir
can be considered permanent AM
acceptable will cost $l5O,OOo.
/ CHARLES w. COMSTOCk,
State Engineer
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
WANT ADS

no sALE-wELL TRAINED WOLF
r dogs. best in country. Will catch and
kill Also good for watch dog. Write J.
W. Haygood. Greeley or call l1l6 2nd ave
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05
RIVERSIDE
RESERVOIR
DANGEROUS
MIR. COmstOck Has Written to River
side Company Demanding that
Work OF Repair BE Started
ut Once to Insure Safety
OF Reservoir

" In view OF the recent con- +
T.: troyersy regarding the safety +
" OF Riverside reservoir, which. +
=" SO Its superintendent stated !:
: through the Tribune some +
:: weeks ago, is not and never +
= has been in danger of break +
:: ing, the following letter from +
= State Engineer Charles w. +
:: Comstock, written to a we'll ::
= known irrigationalist. will be +
= OF particular interest at this +
= time. The Tribune has carried +
= several stories concerning the i
= danger of the reservoir in the i
= past few weeks and in every i
: event officials of the reservoir !
= decried the fears expressed by i
= the Tribune correspondent, as !
:: without foundation. 1t was but i
:: few days ago, during high :
= wind, that the school at Mast !
= ers was closed down, the par !:
= ents fearing to send their chill !:
= dren to the school during the ::
= wind that was washing high !:
= waves against the reservoir !:
:. banks !:
!. :. =. :. :. ! :. ). ). >. :. =. ). :. ;. :. :.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-05-05

EoR sALE-LIGHT BuGGis "A! AND I'D haR, AZ,
10th st.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-14
TO EXHIBIT UTAH FRUIT
state VIII Be Represented ut National
Horticultural Congress I'm
Council Bluffs.

Utah will be represented in the ma
tional horticultural congress which
again is to be held at Council Bluffs.
Ia. November 10 to 1e. with an ex-
hibit Of fruit such as will by far excel
all previous exhibits from this state.
w. S. Keeline, president OF the ma
tional congress. arrived in salt Lake
yesterday from Boise, and spent an
hour with Governor William Spry dis
cussing the proposition OF Utah hav-
ing a high-class exhibit, and one
which will do justice to one OF the
greatest fruit raising states in the
union. Mr.. Keeline also called at the
Commercial club and had chat with
Secretary Game and members Of the
board of governors. They were all
agreed that Il was an excellent means
Of advertising the state, and Il Is like
" the Commercial club will lend as
sistance to the movement President
Keelne stated that he had been sue
cessful in interesting twenty-five
states in the national horticultural
movement. and all would be repre-
scented at the big fruit show next fall
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Miss Stella Langford entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon In COM
pliment 70 Miss Josephine ClawsOn
when the guests were the close friends
Of the bride-elect
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Alma II. Christensen. Pleasant
Grove. and Annie VI. LETTER. salt Lake.
John A. Pearson. calder Station, and
Augusta $. Omer. Salt Lake.
Charles r. Brown. Wendover. and
Laura NJ. Hermansen. Salt Lake
Frank +. Pitts and Ethel ID. Cook,
salt Lake.
George H Kofold and RozeIla VIII
liams, Weston. Idaho.
Alvin =. Thomson and Josephine \.
Clawson. Salt Lake.
William r Chamberlain and Emma
Peterson. Cedar Valley.
Winfield s. Harris, jr., and Marie
9. Simpson. Salt Lake.
Charles :. Hyde and Lanora n. Sper-
~. salt Lake.
Frank s Ewing. salt Lake. and Lois
Black. Deseret.
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awaited themselves OF the opportunity
to clip coupons from yesterdays edi-
ton. These coupons, which appeared
in papers delivered only TO regular
subscribers. entitle the holders to free
ride to Saltair. and it is certain that
at least two-thirds Of the thrOng that
goes to the lake today will consist OF
coupOn-holders. As the season grows
older. the resort grows In attractive
ness, and entertainment is more and
more genuine and satisfying.
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0 Q Q UNEQUALED
s FOR BAD BLOOD


the vizng and nOung element Of the circulation These cOpuss
eaten and this nOunt is then supplied through the circulation every
blood is to withstand the countless disorders that assa
if would good health Bad blood msns itself in various
erptons
troubles
8
all SPECIFIC co, ATLANTA, GA
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their son. and will not return until
the latter part Of the summer.
Miss Virginia Beatty. daughter OF
DIR. and Mrs. T. d. Beatty. has been
attending the commencement exer-
cises OF Dana Hall with a number OF
classmates. and Will visit with them
for some time In Boston and vicinity.
The Misses Eta and Nellie Powers
left yesterday at noon for New York.
from which port they win sail later
for their European tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward y. Heisler
will leave Saturday for Wisconsin.
where they will spend several weeks
visiting with Mr.. Heisler's mother and
family.
Mrs. Isador Mayer and Mrs G. c.
Crismon are located at St Marks
hotel. Venice, Cal.
Mrs. W. r. Critzer and daughters.
formerly OF salt Lake. will spend the
month OF June in Long Beach. Cal
Mrs J. J. Devereaux and daugh-
tiers are spending the summer in Long
Beach. Cal, and are located Rt the
California ocean View apartments on
the ocean front:
Miss Jessie Harper is visiting in
HALEY. Ida. with her sister. Mrs. W.
II. Anderson.
Mrs. r G. Legg. son and daughter
expect 20 leave soon for Los Angeles
to spend some time with Mrs. w. w
Hall and her mother. Mrs. Boutwell,.
Miss Mary y. Fox. supervisor Of the
normal kindergarten department Of
the University OF Utah. will leave sat
urday to spend her vacation with her
family in the east.
Rev. Maxwell w. Rice has returned
from the Indian reservation. and will
July, when he VIII take the place OF
the Rev. william F. Buckley during
his absence in the east.
Mrs. W. l. Lundstedt left last even
ing for a visit with her brother in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Dunn and dauRh-
ter. Miss Edna Dunn. left Sunday for
Atlantic City.
Miss Minette Baer has gone to
Denver to visit with friends.
4
The ladies OF the Sunday School
union viii meet with Mrs. Sheets. 517
South Fourth East street. Thursday
afternoon. June 16.
y
Miss Dorothy COlborn has returned
from Monticello seminary to spend
the summer vacation with her par
ents. Judge and Mrs. F. F. Colborn.
A party of sportsmen. including G.
II. OnderdOnk. ]. II. Winwood. w f.
Ware. A. o. Treganza and others. left
last night for Snake river for a weeks
nshing trip.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eber w. Hall. 465
South West Temple street. girl.
Mr and Mrs. Charles NJ Stoffel. &c
Ounce street. boy.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nicholas Lee
Page. 1049 West First South street.
girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Anderson. lOSI
Jeremy avenue. girl.
Mr. and Mrs Earl J. Renshaw. 1856
West Fourth North street. boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. Smith. 10g
Folsom avenue. girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Suverstone.
2 Belivue place. girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor. I
North Eighth West street. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham A. Scare, 407
Fourth avenue. girl
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Margaret Rogers and Miss Bernardine
KimbaH
Miss Evelyn Gartside entertained
informally last evening at a pleasant
affair, when dozen Of. her young
friends were present. The evening
was spent in games and music. Miss
Florence Atwood assisted the young
hostess in entertaining. Those enjoy
ing the evening were the Misses Flor
ence and Julia Atwood, Lillian Riser,
Hazel FOX, Vita Ashby, Wayne Att
wood. Kenneth Mcintyre. Vernon
Dayton, Glen Sinclair. Milton Beifus
and Edward earn;
Miss Stella Langford entertained in
formally yesterday afternoon In COM
pliment 70 Miss Josephine Clawson.
when the guests were the close friends
Of the bride-elect.
= X \
A pleasant social affair Of yesterday
afternoon was given by Miss Mabel
Hampton in honor OF Miss Hazel Do
rius In the form Of a parcel shower.
which was enjoyed by a number OF
her young girl friends.
For Miss Corwin pitts. who leaves
soon TO make her home In California,
a prettily appointed dinner was given
last evening by Miss Ivy Powell at
her home.
Lloyd Alliance will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. @. A. Hawks
1879 South Second East street. at
2.9O.
Colonel and Mrs. I. A. Benton have
as their guests at their apartments At
the Bransford, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Fetehter OF Cairo, Ill, who are on
their way to the Yellowstone park
and California. Mr. Feuchter IS the
" National bank Of Cairo.
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Miss Frances Cowan returned yes
terday afternoon from Vassar callege
70 spend the summer vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Cowan. e03 Second avenue. Miss
Cowsn will return to vassar in the
fan to enter her junior year.
Miss Marian Hooper will leave Sat
urday for a three months eastern
trip. when she will visit in Iowa. Chi
cago and other places with friends
and relatives.
Miss Edith Kingsbury has returned
from New York. after spending the
year In musical study.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Walker and
daughter. Glenn. accompanied by Miss
Lena Hague, left Sunday for the east
where the latter will attend the COM
mencement exercises OF her college
on the 25th of this month the party
will sail on the steamship Cedric,
White Star line. TO spend the summer
abroad. Their itinerary will include a
Mediterranean trip. stops in Italy.
Switzerland. France. Germany and the
British Isles.
Mrs Fred Bickford has left for
New York and will sail June Is on
the NoOrdam for Paris. where she will
remain n year. taking a course in
French and other studies.
= y
Lyster Chambers has come from
the east 20 spend the summer with
his mother. Mrs. r. ]. Chambers. and
sister. Mrs W. p. Kiser. In the city.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shepard OF
the Bransford have gone east to at
tend the commencement exercises Of
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Saturday afternoon Miss Helen
woodruff was the young hostess at a
charming i've hundred party given in
honor Of Miss Marian Hooper. who
leaves soon 20 spend the summer
months IN the east. The affair was
given at the beautiful home OF DIT
and Mrs. +. d. Woodruff IN North
state street. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with a pro-
fusion Of palms and summer roses In
all varieties and colors Miss Wood
run vas assisted IN entertaining by
Mrs. Nottage. Miss Edna Farnsworth
and Miss Hazel Sappington. seven
tables Of the game were played. with
the prizes being awarded 90 Miss
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-14

To Provo Canyon June n

Fare $3.50 Tor the round triD. Leave
salt Lake b;05 p. m, connecting al
Provo with fishermen's special for
Charleston. Returning leave Charleston
y. m. June IS for Provo. connecting
with No. for Salt Lake. which allows
"a hours Tor fishing along Provo river.