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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-21

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The band boys will make their
first appearance in the new uni
forms at the Free Band Concert
April goth.
S. G. Anderson, the painter and
decorator, transforms the house
into a home. See his ad on this
page.
Little Eunice Iseminger has
been in quarantine the past ten
days on account of having the
scarlet fever.
Fresh House Paint, Floor Paint,
Floor Varnishes, Varnish Stains,
Jap-a-lac and Paint Brushes at
WANDERERS Drug Store.
FOR SALE.
Some choice select Early Ohio
seed potatoes.
3.3t. G. S. Shippy.
Census Enumeration Burner is
busy counting the inhabitants of
our city. If you know of any
one who is going to be away dur
the taking of census let Mr..
Burner know about it, for he
does not want to miss any one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thorvald Linde
and baby left last Wednesday for
Norway and Sweden where they
will spend the summer. They
will make a short visit enroute
at Whithall, Mich, with Mrs.
Linde's grand parents.
Colgate has a doctor of it's own,
now that DR.. Hamilton has opened
his office there. He has had many
years of general and special prac-
tice in the east, but is now max
ing his home with his son-in-law,
Rev. r. S. Eastman.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1910-04-21

Formaldehyde at
Wambergs Drug Store.
Don't forget that good coffee
at Noes Lunch Counter.
Every one was busy Monday
shoveling snow.
Formaldehyde at Mallory's
Drug Store.
Go to Noes Lunch counter any
time of day for a good lunch.
The lady readers of our paper
will be interested in Kraabel &
Kraabel's ad.
Mound City Paints may cost
a trife more, but!
1852 J. H. McCollom."
Paints and Alabastine in all
colors and tints at
Wambergs Drug Store.
WANTED-Girl to do general
homework. Good wages. In
quire of Mrs. L.. N. Wood.
Why not get your yard cleaned
up before the mayor issues his
annual cleanup notice.
Beckerjeck & LANCER have a
special message to you in their
ad. Read it.
Gordon Jefferson left last even
ing for Grafton after spending a
few days at home.
The Married Folks are holding
their regular monthly dance to-
night.
Frank Masters returned Satur-
day from Bloomington, Ill, where
he has been attending business
college.
Steele County gained seven in
population last month, as shown
by the statement issued by the
State Board of Health. Nine
births and two deaths.
STANDBY & Bergman received
a telegram the first of the week
stating that they had received
the contract for the cement side
walk work at Bismarck this sea-
son.
We failed to mention last week
that our High School baseball
team defeated the Cooperstown
team on the home diamond April
9th by a score of 4 to 3. It was
a nice clean game and everyone
was satisfied.
Tn,C A ~
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Coming Events

There are number OF social func-
tons planned to be given this week
I'm honor OF Miss Winnie Rhoades, in
Guiding a Lagoon party, a dinner, and
luncheOns at the Country club.
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A large dancing party will be given
for Miss Marian OberndOrfer Friday
evening at Lagoon.
r
The largest social affair OF next
week will be the dance at the Coun-
try club Wednesday evening. July 30.
for which Miss Bryan Houston has is
sued invitations.
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The woman's Republican club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
William Spry. "a d street. when a mu-
steal program will be given in place
OF the regular program.
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Mrs. l. waters Of New York. who
IS visiting her daughter. Mrs. William
Graupe. VIII be at home 90 her friends
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ALT LAKE has always borne the
- rather unusual reputation OF be-
ing a very gay little city socially IN
the summer time. 80 much 50, indeea,
that visitors who have come here Tor
rest and quiet complain that they are
plunged into such a giddy whrl Win
numerous invitations pouring IN LOT
receptions, iuncheons, teas ana priose
anairs. This year seems 70 be an eN-
ceptiOn. and there are Few social luhC,
lions 70 relieve the monOtOny. several
young visitors in the city are proving
very popular. aud have been comph-
rncnted quests AZ a number OF charfn-
ing social entertainments. Most OF
these GATHERINGS have been on the IN
formal order. with an occasional
bridge affair. including Mrs. @. r.
walkers tea. and a successful morn
ting bridge luncheon. These, with the
us,aI humber OF luncheOns at the
Country club. have made up the sum
total Of the week IN society.
The weeks following the "Fourth
are seldom noted FOR social activity.
IL may be 70 Is the natural roacuOn
Following an enforced holiday when
society fees 20 the canyons and noun
tains 70 escape the inevitable celebra-
ton. or perhaps Il Is owing TO the
daily summer exodus OF families and
partics OF different sizes leaving for
the coast and the beaches. summer
resorts and camps.
There are a few women who hold
20 the old fashioned idea and dare 10
assert that they find home very com
Portable resting place In the summer
and prefer 20 take their vacation IN
the fall one sensible Salt Lake So
ciety woman. who is noted for her
brilliant entertainments. announces
that she has systematically planned
her summers rest for herself and fam
ily IN her beautiful home up above the
smoke and dust OF the city. She has
take up her heavy rugs and replaced
the draperies with cool muslin and
madras Breakfasts and luncheOns are
served I'm the screened veranda. The
mornings are devoted 20 short au5o-
mobile rides and the necessary shop
ping. The long summer afternoons
are spent on a comfortable couch on
the vcranda In company with one OF
the six best sellers" and the current
magazines.
The delightful cool evenings for
which salt Lake and vicinity is Justly
noted holds many possibilities for au-
tOmOblle parties. Trips are made 70
the Country club and resorts. or a few
friends are entertained Informally on
the indispensable veranda, which gives
the added social touch.
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this afternoon and evening at the
apartments OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gragpe.
No. 4 Canning apartments.
4 +
The Misses Nellie and Blanche Rob
son and Lena Sanders will entertain
tomorrow evening in compliment TO
Miss Edna Camomile, with a bundle
shower.
The quarterly meeting Of the Or
phans' Home and Day Nursery will be
held tomorrow afternoon, July IL, al
o'clock at the new home.
4 \
There will be a meeting OF the
Mothers congress Saturday afternoon,
July 16. at the home Of Mrs. 9. r. Al
len, 929 First avenue. The reports OF
the national meeting held I'm Denver
will be read by the delegates. Mrs. Al
len. Mrs. w. S Mccormick. Mrs h ].
Fitzgerald and Mrs. Mcleod.
The Sewing club will meet this week
on Friday afternoon with Miss Wini-
fred Lynn.
Mrs. II. w. Sherwood will entertain
the members Of her bridge club Thurs
day afternoon at her home In Eighth
avenue.
The Primary Union will meet Thurs
Gay afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs
w. F. Core, 157 Twelfth East street.
X
The Woman's auxiliary to the B. L
E, division los. will hold their an
nual outing Thursday afternoon al
Saltair.
X X
The Misses Margaret walker. Mis-
Margaret Dunn and Miss Norinnt
Thompson will give a dance at tn,
Country club Monday evening. July / 6
in honor OF Miss Dunn's guest. Mis-
Gladys Richardson OF Bridgeport
Conn.
y X X
Thursday. July IA. the Catholics o.
salt Lake viii hold their annual out
ing at Saltair under the auspices o.
the Altar society.
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Weddings and
Engagements

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Simmons
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Irene. to Edward r. Calls
ter, son OF Mr.. and Mrs Il. II. Calls
ter. The marriage will take place in
September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Mott an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Violet, to ]. II. Felt. the wedding
to take place the latter part of this
month
An interesting wedding OF the week
will be that of Miss Edna Camomile,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Camo-
mile, and Don l. Lenzi. which will
take place at the brides home Tues
day afternoon. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. G. Z. Perkins
of St PauTs church at o'clock. in
the presence of the immediate rela-
tives. A wedding supper will follow,
and in the evening an informal recep-
ton will be held. The bride viii be
attended by Miss Selma Stanford
Mrs. Jennie Tufts announces the
marriage of her daughter, Lily E. to
NJ. Ellis Tanner. MIR. and Mrs. Tan
ner will be at home to their friends
after August at AIS South Third East
street.
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A pretty home wedding OF the past
week took place at the home OF MI
and Mrs. J. w. Mumford, when their
daughter. Daisy. was married to Yer
non Metcalf. Bishop +. 5. Tingey per-
forming the ceremony. An informal
reception followed and the house was
beautifully decorated with sweet peas
in the different shades of lavender. The
Hawaiian Troubadours furnished the
music for the reception. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mumford were assisted in receiv-
ing by Mr. and Mrs. James Metcalf
The bride wore a handsome lace gowr
| and carried brides roses. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Lee Tingey attended the brida
couple. Mrs Tingey was attired in Z
white lingerie gown and carried (;
/ bouquet of pink carnations. Mr.. anG
/ Mrs. Metcalf are at present at the Re-
hotel. and will go later to Arizona t
reside.
Miss Jennie Walker OF salt Lake AM
II. A. Leach of Ely. New, were mar
ried last week in Seattle. After spend
ing their honeymoon in the Pacif
/ northwest. Mr. and Mrs. Leach vii
come to salt Lake to reside
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Victims of Obesity
Cure Yourself at Home in Comfort.

Cure Yourself Mt Home I'm Comfort.
As a bodily affliction Obesity OTTER
seems to be ineXpliCable, so rapid ID
the increase OF weight and bulk. ever
in cases where the victims are studi.
ously temperate in eating. etc. There
Is evidently a predisposition that way
and neglect only tends TO confirm II
The remedies tried may have grievous.
" disappointed you
Here Is one that viii not do so. and
you may get the ingredients at youi
druggists and mix them yourself with
out trouble. Ask for OF. Riarmola. /
o.. Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic
and - o.. Peppermint Water. Shake
together in a good-sized clean bottle
simply take this mixture after each
meal and at bedtime, one teaspoonfui
to the dose. and give yourself no fur.
Their trouble; the superfluous tat viii
subside with wonderful rapidly.
Dieting need not worry you in the
least nor IS violent exercising at all
desirable. Wasting methods OF weight
reduction are not natural Try ths
pleasant treatment above prescribed FOL
a week or so. and you viii be ut. strong
and free from all bodily discomfort
besides having regained correct weight
and a shapely figure.
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CARE OF TIE FACE
(Rv MADAME MAD

There is no time OF the year when
the face needs as much attention as in
the warm weather. The dust dirt.
winds. sun and different degrees OF
Temperature are all hard on the COM
plexion and bring with them black
heads. pimples. freckles. sunburn and
tan. These can all be avoided by using
a massage cold cream. do not advise
the regular cold cream. as IL Is greasy
and IN many cases causes hair to grow
on the face. Use greaseless disap-
pearing cream, which you can easily
make in your own home. Get packa sc
Of cerol from your druggist-when you
get home heat pint OF water to the
boiling point. set this I'm a pan OF hot
water on slow fire. then stir in the
cerol. When the cerol is all dissolved
remove from the fire and stir con-
stantly until cold. The only care nee
essary is 10 be sure that the cerol r.
all dissolved and stir constantly until
cold. After washing the face. neck and
arms thoroughly apply this cream
lplentifully, massaginE until skin has
absorbed all the cream. This formuls
makes full pint OF cream. about -four
times as much as you get OF the ready
made kinds.
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Z. p. Wells. Mrs. Nephi Morris, Mrs
John Mcdonald. Mrs George 3. Mar
gets and daughter. Ethel, Mrs. +. s.
Tingey. Mrs. Ffdelia Jacobs. Mrs. Or.
r. Ship. Mrs. A. r. Barnes, Mrs. Baron
Pratt and daughters, Mrs. Lou Howard,
Mrs. r. J. u. ROundy and daughter,
Mrs. y. r. GoOdliffe, Mrs. Willard
Weihe Mrs. Anna WidtSOe. Mrs. NJ. A.
Francis. Mrs Nielsen. Mrs. a. Wood
ruff. Mrs. Eber Case. Mrs. a. Eng Mrs.
Flynn. Mrs. L. Butterfield. Mrs. i. J..
Bodel. Mrs. Mary A. Argyll and dauEh-
ter Emma. Mrs. Sarah Buttorfield. Mrs
A. Conyers and little son and Mrs Don
G. Rushton.
The Misses lamar GunsOn. Emma Ar
gill. Matilda Nicholson. Lottie Davis
assisted the hostess in receiving
and entertaining the guests.
Among those present were: Soren
Rasmussen OF Draper, Amer Hansen.
Harold Jensen. George 3. Margetts. Or
son Nicholson. Nielsen and Leo Jen-
SON
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ELITE MILLINERY
CHANGES HANDS
Mrs. Clara Stephenson, Well
Known Milliner, Buys
Stock and Fixtures.
Moves to New Quarters, 212 South
Main, Tomorrow.

Mrs. Clara Stephenson, the we'll
known and popular milliner. Of the
Boston block. has just purchased the
handsome stock and fixtures OF the
Elite millinery Of 212 SO. Main street,
as well as taking over the lease Of
these beautifully equipped quarters.
Mrs. Stephenson has been in business
In salt Lake for several years past
and has undoubtedly the largest and
most select list OF customers ever se-
cured by any milliner in salt Lake City.
also another piece Of good fortune has
come 20 Mrs. Stephenson. Miss Flora
TweIves. OF Keith-O'Brien's millinery
department for some years past. an
nounces to friends and customers that
she has cast her lot with Mrs. stephen
son and viii after August 18th be one
Of her admirable staff OF skilful and
artistic milliners.
Mrs. Stephenson intends. within a
few days to dispose OF the entire stock
OF the Elite millinery at almost any
price the goods will bring. Coming at
this season OF the year, this viii be a
rare opnnrtuufty-
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convention Of railroad supply men
Mrs. Jaschka remaining with he
mother in Omaha
-
Miss Cora Maxwell Glora OF Ken.
lucky is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Preston Gaylord. Miss Glorj
fan
y *
The Misses Rhoda Larsen and Petr1
Anderson left Thursday evening FOR
trip through yellowstone park.
\
DR.. and Mrs. 4. ]. Curtis left Friday
night for Los Angeles on the phys
three weeks.
u
Mrs. X. ]. wallace and daughter 10
Illinois. where they Will spend thu
summer with relatives and friends.
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FACE LOTION

skin and cause biackheads. Away
recommend a lotion made as follows
Dissolve contents Of two-ounce pack
age OF amarol in a pint or hot water
When cold IL r. ready for use. Use
after washing and drying the face ant
hands. You will not need 20 use pow.
der with this lotion. as it gives the
complexion that soft. delicate tint 50
much admired
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The best known treatment for devul,
oping the bust IS the VRucaire treat.
ment, but would advise you 70 get the
ingredients and make it up yourself
Get an original one-Ounce bottle OF gal,
lol from your druggist. Make a plnt
or graduated sugar syrup. say hair Z
pound OF sugar 20 pint OF water: add
the gallol and take two teaspoonfult
Tour times a day MassaginB with CO.
Goa butter OF cerol cream viii heln
The true gallol Is quite expensive. bui
IL Is the only preparation I know o.
that VIII really do the work.
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Fon rIREn. AcHING rrr.r

There is nothing quite so uncomfort-
able as aching feet II you will use a
couple Of tablespoonfuls OF boro listor
solution in the warm foot bath every
night you will soon forget you had
tired feet. To make the boro listor So
luton you simply dissolve two ounces
Of boro listor powder in one and one
half pints OF boiling water and when
cold add half a pint OF alcohol.
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AN EXCELLENT SHAMPOO

Eggol makes the finest shampoo ~ Il
possible 20 make. 1t is made from
eggs, which YOU know Is the best scalI
cleanser known. Get two-ounot
package or eEgol and dissolve II IA
pint OF hot water and you'll have
enough shampoo 20 last several rnontha
have never seen anything 20 squa
/ this.
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OF the University Of Utah. has returned
from Cleveland, o, where he has COM
pieted the medical course at the West
ern Reserve university. DR.. Broaddus
was graduated as the president OF his
class and was one OF four selected from
the class Of 1910 for mem bership IN
the Alpha Omega Alpha, which Is the
graduate honor fraternity in medical
course which corresponds in the collie
giate course to the Thi Beta Kappa
= =
Mrs. Eli r. Kelsey and daughter Myr-
tie left Thursday for California TO spend
the summer.
Mrs. r. II officer and sons have
gone to California. where they will
spend the remainder OF the sumner on
the ocean front.
Mrs. J. Morton Davis viii leave this
week for Chicago 20 take teachers
course in music.
Miss Laura MoncriefL who has been
the guest for several weeks OF MISS
Mary Bogue. left yesterday for her
home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. l. Mcleod and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hornung left during the
week for a months camping trip on
the Snake river, Idaho;
Mrs. Glen Miller has for her guest
during the summer her sister. Mrs.
Howard Hettinger OF Kansas City who
later will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller to California
7 Mr.. and Mrs. A. L HopPaugh have
gone with their children to Astoria,
ore, to spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Peters have re
turned from their wedding trip to Cal
ifornia.
The Rev. Elmer I. Goshen is spend
ing the summer vacation In the east.
Mrs. Goshen viii remain in Montana,
visiting with her family during his alb
sence.
Miss Nellie Covey viii leave today to
spend two weeks in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Jones left
during the week for santa barbara,
where they will be at home for two
months at the Potter hotel
Mrs. John Reid has returned after
an extended stay in the Pacific north
west. Mr. and Mrs. Reid are al home
for the present at 254 South Third
The Misses Gladys and Margaret
sylvania. where they have been at
tending school for the last two years.
and will spend the summer with their
father. w. r. Hutchinson in the city.
Mrs. J. s Hyde and daughters. the
Misses Romania and Coda. and son
Frank. will leave tomorrow for
Brighton, 70 be absent the remainder
OF the summer.
Mrs. l. W. Warner Of Pueblo. Colo.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Core and
family.
X
/ George Albert Glore Of Salt Lake
will have soon for his guest Winfield
i 10 n No h.
Oklahoma Light g. Railway company
OF Oklahoma City.
y
W. ]. Friedman OF Auerbach's LEFT
/ Friday for the east.
/
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Jaschka will
return shortly. after six weeks alb.
\ sence in the east. where Mr.. Jaschks
y v ent to ATLANTIC City TO attend III.
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Mix half a pint OF alcohol with half
pint OF water. Let stand few min
utes and add one ounce OF beta-can-
th0i. Rub well into the roots OF the
hair once a day FOR a few weeks; this
not only stops the hair from falling
out, but makes 1t strong and healthy
and promotes its growth.
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The Quest for Beauty
nv MADAME MADELEINE kAREE,

three OF four times a day. You'll b,
surprised how quickly you'll get RID o.
those OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES things
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A SIMPLE EczrMA REMEDY

This troublesome disease can be re
lieved Instantly and cured IN time b
the following simple remedy. Dis
OF warm water. SOP the affected part
with n piece Of cotton saturated with
this solution
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TO REMOVE nLoTCHEs

The best way to remove these is 10
take a good blood medicine and drive
them out OF the blood. Make a pint OF
heavy sugar syrup. then add one ounce
OF sarsene and take two teaspoonfuls
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Nix a little delol with enough VIM
water TO make a soft paste. smear ovei
the hair and leave on for few min
utes: then scrape off with a blunt knife
wash with warm water. Apply little
cerol cream OF amarol lotion Be SURF
and get delol in the original one-ounet
package.
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one Of the most enjoyable social
events or the week was the dual one
given At the Andrew Jensen residence
IN North Second West street Thursday
July Z. by Mrs. Emma Jensen and sis
ter. Bertha. the occasion being In honor
Of Mrs. n. Il. Pratt Penrose. lately re-
turned from Europe. and TO mark the
twenty-fifth anniversary OF the arrival
Of the hostess in Utah.
The comm odi0us and beautiful home
was lavishly decorated throughout
with palms. ferns and a profusion OF
sweet peas and carnations in a variety
OF colors. The afternoon hours were
spent out on the beautiful lawn in
social chat. where delicious punch was
served by the Misses Emma ArRill and
Matilda Nicholson An elaborate SUD-
per was served IA the evening. A berry
dish, which had been presented TO Ell
der Andrew Jensen BY the T.. u. s.
choir OF Copenhagen. was on the table
and was greatly admired. Several songs
were rendered In a most delightful
manner BY Miss Bessie Smith. During
the evening Amer Hansen. Mrs. G. v.
Anderson and George B. MarHetts rem
oered several vocal selections, senti-
mental and humorous. BY request Mrs
+. J. y. Roundy gave q short talk. ex-
pressing the good will and love OF All
present TO Mrs. Emma Jensen, her SIS
ter. Bertha. and the family. Those
present were the guests Of honor. Mrs.
r. y. Pratt-Penrose. Mrs. Edna T..
Smith. Mrs. A. IL Lund, Mrs. Josephine
@. Smith. Mrs Emma Woodruff. Mrs.
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| George Albert Glore Of Salt Lake
will have soon for his guest Winfield
A. Halter. general manager OF the
! Of Oklahoma CITY
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Mrs. l. W. Warner of Pueblo. Colo.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". +. Core and
family.
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Miss Jessie Buchanan entertained at
IN enJoyapie lake party Saturday aft
ernoon I'm honor OF Mrs. Alex. Cravv-
ford. who leaves shortly with her hus-
band for Europe. A pleasing feature OF
the occasion was a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon covers being laid for
fourteen Those present included Mr.
and Mrs Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
harrington. Misses Jilias Swart, Rhoda
schriber. Jennie Sullivan. Miss Schofield
and Alfred white and Earl Crandai1.
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W. ]. Friedman OF Auerbach's left
Friday for the east.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Jaschka will
return shortly. after six weeks alb
sence in the east, where Mr.. Jaschka
went to Atlantic City to attend the
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Mrs. J. s. Hyde and daughters. the
Misses Romania and Coda. and son
Frank. will leave tomorrow for
Brighton. 70 be absent the remainder
OF the summer.
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The Misses Gladys and Margaret
Hutchinson have returned from Penn
sylvania. where they have been at
tending school for the last two years
and Will spend the summer with their
father. w. r. Hutchinson in the city