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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01
NJ. /. A. P rograms

Thirteenth Wnrd--Sunday,
Oct ., 1910. at $3.50 pm. IAN Evening
With Robert Burns The musical part
of the program will consist of musical
settings of some of the poems OF Burns
to be sung by Miss Elma Young, Mrs.
John X. Hardy and Mr.. Horace S. Eli
sign. j. George Midgley will talk on
the life and works OF the Scotch poet.
Eleventh Ward-Sunday evening,
Oct. 2. $3.50 pm:
Soprano solo..... Miss Elsie Brown
Violin selection John Resell
Address. ........ Elder Nephl L. Morris
Soprano solo,. Miss Winnifred Smith
Forest Dale Wartl-sunday, at 6:3O
PM, lecture by B. H. Roberts, on the
subject. Mormon Sacred Literature"
Eighteenth MISUNDERSTANDING is the
program for the conjoint NJ. T. a.
services tomorrow evening in the
Eighteenth ward chapel: Address.
President Martha H. Tlngey; ladies'
Mary Summerhays and Lyle Bradford;
address. Elder j. Golden Kimball;
special music by the ward choir.
Twcnty-nrst Ward-Charles Kent
with number of his pupils will give
song service under the auspices OF
tho NJ. I, A. OF the Twentyfirst ward
Sunday evening at o'clock in the *
street chapel. The participants on the
program arc Don Prlcstcy. Myrtle
Brown, Edmond Condor. Thalia Price,
lone Owen. Merle Morris, Alice Col
thurst. Ormus Bates. Gus Backman.
Dot Mcmillan. Gilbert Savage, Mrs.
Lillian Francisco, Carl Weening, Kent's
mems chorus, n violin solo from G. II.
schuster and selections by the ward
choir.
Tnrty-nrst Ward-Lccturc by Atty.
w. L, Rydaich; solo, Charles L. Pike
solo, Ivy Evans. COnjoint mutual
meeting starts at $3.50 pm.
Sugar House Wnrd-Song service by
ElIhu Call and pupils at $3.50 pm. The
following will take part In the pro-
gram; j. H. Bull, Sadie Robinson, w.
Wooley, j H. Dean Mira Bates. L.,
NJ, Leonard, Emma Rich, a. T.. Card
vol, Eta Browning, Retta Sessions,
Elihu Call, Waldemar Call, Lucille Paul,
Irmn Browning and Carrie Browning.
The public Is invited. !.
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Church notlees.

Regular services of tho Church of
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
be held tomorrow. Sunday: Fast meet
lngs being held In the respective wards
at = o'clock pm: Sunday school at 10
a m. and meetings In the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
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PARENTS GLASS LECTURES.


number of lectures will be delivered
before the Parents classes OF the En-
sign stake sunday morning. Oct g..
commencing nj 10 o'clock. An invita-
ton Is extended to all parents who are
Interested to visit these classes. Fol-
lowing are the appointments:
( Eleventh Ward Governor William
SnrE.
twelfth Thirteenth ward-Dr. q. +.
Wilcox, "a
Eighteenth Ward-Judge william
Fl. King. N,
Snow.
Farmers Ward--Prof. r. r, Lyman
will lecture before the Parents class
on MANS Highest Duty" M
IWcnty-nrst and Twenty seventh,
Wards 80 Parents Glass conference
meetings Will be held Sunday morning
7 In the Twenty-flrst ward and In the
evening, at 6 o'cloak. In the Twenty
seventh ward. The speakers will be
4 Howard r.. briggs, DR., Geo. W. Mid Z
tdleton. Lev! Edgar Young and w. M.
Stewart, The public lis Invited to at
tend $these sessions. H s
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TEMPLE NOTICE.

Logan temple will close for the
semi-annual conference on Friday.
Sept 30, and reopen on Tuesday.
Oct. II, 1910.
VIM. BULGE.
President
For tho scmi-nnnual conference in
Salt Lake City tho Manti temple will
close Friday. Sept. 80, and open Tues
day. Oct. II. 1910.
LEWIS ANDERSON.
Tho st. George temple will close on
Sept. 80. 1910 and reopen on
Oct. 13, 1910.
DAVID H. CANNON.
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Sunday school; II am, holy commun-
lon and sermon; s pm, evening prayer
and address by the dean on 1.-THE Re-
lislous Significance of the Emmanuel
Movement" Weekday services: We'd
nesday, 10 am; Friday, 10 am. and
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THE SPIRIT OF "s1oRMoN1ss1."

pervading an interesting story ought
to make good reading. The Castle
Builder by Nephi Anderson. author
OF added Upon" is Just such n book.
1t is printed and bound and we'll worth
tho price. cloth 75c. For sale by tho
Deseret News Book Store.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. r. G. Bills of this city, announces
the engagement Of her daughter, Grace
to Lewis Robinson of Grantsv!le. the
marriage to take place Oct. 10, in the
Salt Lake temple.
Mrs. Minerva r. IInowton of Farm
ington announces the marriage of her
daughter Marcia, and DR.. Thomas j.
Howels of Bountiful to take place. on
Monday. Oct. 3, in the Salt Lake tenn
pie. A wedding breakfast will follow.
at the home of the groom's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas f. Howells. al7
Fourth avenue.
Mrs r. Edward announces the en-
gagement of her daughter. Alice, to
Joseph w. Burdette. the marriage to
take place the latter part OF October
Miss Marguerite Taylor cntertains
this afternoon at Il bridge tea IN honor
of Mrs A. j. Hutton of North Yakima,
Wash, and Miss Merle Lynch, the lat
ter one of the seasons brides.
A matinee dance will be given this
afternoon at the university under the
direction of Miss Lucy Van Colt, the
event being the second of "a series.
Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon cntertains tho
p. E. O. society this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Ellcrbeck
leave tomorrow FOR All extended trip
including New York, Philadelphia,
Washington and other of the larger
eastern cities.
Mrs. Jeanette S. Ferguson and family
leave today TO spend the winter In
California.
Mrs. Walter A. Cooke was hostess
at bridge party yesterday afternoon.
the rooms being decorated in red dah-
lias and asparagus fern with red-sliad-
ed candles. and five tables played AS.
sistng were Mrs William McCTea ana
the Misses Florence and Grace Cooke
and Irmn Brown, Mrs. {. 6, Parsons.
BJr.. has issued invitations for recer-
ton next Friday evening in honor OF
her guest, Mrs. f, p. stevenson OF chi
cage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy " Mouispn and
children leave today for California to
spend the winter,
Mrs. NJ. b. Whitney has returned
from stay Mt the Whitney ranch in
Juab county.
L. D. S. Business College Night
School opens Oct 10th. $1,000 for six
months. Glasses will be held on Mon
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND

We are the pioneers In Job Print
ING and Book Binding in the state.
Our facilities are the best for hands
ing any class of work. no matter how
large or how small.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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| Oct. 6, in the Twelfth Thirteenth
ward chapel east Second South street,

oCl. ., III lIt
ward chapel, east Second South street,
commencing at 1880 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Oct 6. at 7:30
pm, Tenth ward assembly room.
Eighth East and Fourth South.
London-Thursday, Oct at p.
m, In Whitney hall, corner A street
and Second avenue.
Bristol or Chcltcnham-Thirty-
ward amusement hall. on Ninth East
street on Thursday evening, October
6. 1910. at O'Clock.
Scottish-Pionecr stake hall. Sew
enth ward, Oct. 7.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oct. at s p.
m. in Liberty ward Westinghouse. Take
Waterloo cars.
Newcastlc-Barratt hall Saturday
evening. Oct s.
Irish--Jennings block. 81 west First
South. Saturday, Oct. s. at p. nj.
birmingham = Sixteenth ward
amusement hall, Saturday evening, Oct
8. Take Fairgrounds and Fifth North
cars.
shcfneld--saturday. Oct. s. at pm.
Thirty-tirst ward amusement hail.
avenue.
Iccds-saturday. Oct, s. 1870 pm,
Nineteenth ward chapel. Take Center
street cars.
Southern States reunion will be held
in the Emerson ward hall. Emerson
avenue between Tenth and Eleventh
East, Saturday evening, Oct s. 1910.
Take Sugar House car at corner Of
First South and Main streets and get
off at Emerson avenue. Go one-half
block west.
Llycrpool-Saturday, Oct. at 1880
pm, Seventh ward hall. Fifth South
between West Temple and First West.
Take Second West cars.
Wclsh-Cynadlcdd Cwrdd Cymraeg.
Cymmanfa Canu. Yn Capel. Sixteenth
ward, Nos Iau IIydief. Chweched, Myth
Or GloCh. Cymry Dyfod.
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NEIL. RITTER e. TARPEY.
1902 Ncwhouse Bldg.

Bell Main a0i. Ind. a3
We want to talk this week about farms
and ranches to those who expect to visit
Salt Lake City for conference. because
familiar with the value of such prop.
erty. and who. likewise, know good land
when they see II.
1t is possible that soma of YOU are
thinking of making Il change, and want
to sell out and buy elsewhere. or 1t may
be that you wish to trade your present
places for homes In n new neighborhood-
II such Is the case, and you are In the
market for large or small farms. orchard
lands, dry farming tracts, cattle or sheep
ranches, and even trout farms. we have
them for you. Our list embraces prop
critics I'LL through Utah. rs well as in
wonder. then. that we think we have the
place you wante If you will call. we be-
lieve that VIC can prove 1t to you.
Here. for instance, are a few:
50 acres on EEn. bench, near ST.. An
thony, Idaho. All fenced and In alfalfa.
Full water right. VIII sell for 500 per
acre or will trade for city property.
1eo acres in Boxelder County. Al land
with full water right and two sets of
buildings, SO that 1t could be cut UP into
two farms. All under cultivation. Load
Ing spur on property; sloo per acre.
water right 200 acres In alfalfa: 90 acres
In grain this year. balance broken. lev
eed and ready to seed; 4-room house with
screened porch Barn. chicken coop and
wagon shed. Splendid we'll. Wagors.
moving machine, rake. seeder, plows and
other tools. Two teams Of mares. SIS per
aero takes It. together with all stock,
implements and improvements.
Remember, our list Is long. and If
mono Of the above appeal to you It will
DO no trouble for us to tell you Of 9TH
crs we have.
Remember. also, that we have an ex-
cellent listing of city property that II is
n pleasure for us to show. If you want
n home here. see u.s.
Nl;EL, RITTER & TARPEY.
1902 Newhouse Bldg
WE SELL REAL ESTATE THAT'S
NIL. futile Bros. Co.. 1853 Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

~ y. $, Business College Night
School opens Oct. 10th. $1,000 for six
month";. Glasses will ba held on Mon
day, Wednesday. and Thursday cve-
7ninps. 6e liG - Di mas NJ 5s I'M 1s,!
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Do You w amt

An elaborate home on tho University
Bench, with an east front, on 6oxl45 IT.
lot. with 3O-foot alley? We have 1t, How
does this sound? rooms and large re-
ception hall. bath room. 2 separate toll
cts, mantels elegant. electric light fix
lures, book cases. ample clothes closets,
full basement. pipcd for hot water beam
ceilings in library and dining room with
tasteful mural decorations in oil. Built
by contractor for his own home, slnO
barn. gas connections. Well. 1t looks and
is whole lot better than 1t sounds.
If sold Immediately this beautiful home
can be transferred for $500. /,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

y MAN Is AS YOUNG AS lie LOOKS
Our toupees make 10 years differ
ence In appearance. Natural undyed
hair. exact tit and shade. light weight.
secure attachment last for years; abb
solutelX non-detachable. u
Prices SIS, $50. s25. SIS deposit,
balance after satisfactory examination.
d. ]. WATTS. II w SO Temple.
Salt Lake City. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

l.. D. S. Business College Night
School opens Oct. 10th. $4,000 for six.
months, Clnsses will be held on Mon-n
day, Wednesday, and Thursday eve-n
inlngs. i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

r.. d. S. Business College Night
School opens oct. 10th $1,000 for st&
months. Glasses will be held on Mon
dny, Wednesday. and Thursday eve
nings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burElar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security &: Trust Co.. 32-34
Main street. $500 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

We write insurance In the Royal. sThe
worlds greatest fire insurance company"
Soe-1l South Main. Phones 500.
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NEgT WEEK
Special

5-room home and store Of rms.
b,,,it one year ago. Good business
with clean stock and new fixtures
House nicely furnished with furni-
T.arre basement, ccmcnted. big
slecpipg porch. Room for three
more rooms upstairs, 49,
Strictly modern with "as. side
walks, bath, shade and everything
Large lot. which can be cut into
four building lots. You can sell
three of them for the cost oil
Notice--House. furniture. store:
stock and fixtures. three additional
lots, in fact, everything on the
place, 1850. Easily worth 5000:
terms Death in faInil" cause of
selling.
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near az. SHARKS marks Cathedral, First south
lin & i's sr,nd East; the Rt, Rev. Frank.
Rev. s. :si1a a p. D.. bishop; Tie Very
teentb ss, e. r, Colladay, dean.z.Nine.
7;Sj ~ sunday after Trinity, Oct e.ioIo
@'l. holy communion; 9:45 am
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9Th East near 1st South. S-room two
story, strictly modern, lot 5Oxl65, all spe-
cial taxes paid. 5000: terms.
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Timel Time
F1rst ;.... ......6:30 Twenty-nrst ....6:eo
second $40. ,...6:20t Twenty second $3.50
Third 1890. ..6:s0 Twenty-third 1850
Fourth 1855. ..6S0 Invent y-fourth $50
Flfth .....s..... 5000 Twenty-tifth -. 600
= SKIN 600. ...,..6:0o Twenty-sixth ....6:00
seventh .6:00 Twenty-scventh 600
4 Es. Ig ...... 6:30l Twenty eighth $3.50
;r,tth $50. ....6S0I Twenty-nlnth $3.50
rreI'h 80. .....6:S0l Thrtieth ........ $3.50
Eleventh Eleventh ....6S0l Thirty-tirst .....G:30
1mr,Meilth 49,. ...6:3l Thirty-second $3.50
tr,nrtechth ..630l Thrty-third ....G:3O
roufteenth :. 1850 Brighton ..1:00I
SciH!eehlh -. 6:S0I Cannon 49,. ....6:O0
sssssateen,h ..,.S:sSI Liberty ward WI, $3.50
M,sl!eehth ..G30l North Point ...1:O0,
;mr.neleenth :. $500 Pleasant Green ECO
t"fh'le'h ..6;SDI Poplar Grove $3.50
me high priests quorum of the
r paomeer stake of Zion will hold It's
t ,.su'hf monthly meeting in the stnke
Nhll, sunday Oct. 9, 1910, at 10 a. m.
n msn.oers are urgently requested to be
,Ine priesthood OF tho Pioneer stake
.. li9n will hold their regular
,WWonthly meeting in the stake hall.
uo s,y, Oct, 3, 1910, ut 1870 y. m.
iul attendance Is desired.
prvna,. a,l ''etai BOARD or tho Urinary
s,sue will hold n meeting for
, ,ass and local officers in the audi
sat,tn OF the Bishops building on
t aran,,y' Oct s, at 9 p. m. An In !
nna aMg program will be presented
""' al Interested are invited.
Game lane quarterly meeting of the
as sasra,os'cal society will be held in the
I b M = hal, Thursday, Oct, 6. at
ht olIoi on Salvation for tho Dead"
socIs% ea py remarks by officers OF tho
ti erae, Music by quartet. All IN
Il weeI en invited, During conference
be =, members OF the committee Will
r pe a. the library, Historians Office to
TIM on " Visitors, and Eivc informa-
cis t N regard to the work or the So
ga,S GAIN, ina the use OF the library in
ferenra senealogy. Tho days of con-
the he Ms me library will close during
t trom n :. rs q, meeting, but viii Be open
ron 4;ao to $3.50 p. m. o'''i
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Colonial Realty &
TRUST Co.
% z. LIST South.
WE DO JOB PRINTING,

How is your stock Of Letter Heads,
Envelopes. Bill Heads. and other Of
nee supplies?
Let us figure with you on blank
books. certificates. booklets. or re-
ceipts in fact anything In the print
ing line.
We guarantee satisfaction.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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Other Churches

scb h,oeFty Park NJ. =. church Sunday.
ii ~ a. m. pubic services
leaKn,,.o n 3D. and 1880 u. m. Epworth
s5I so o.ao D, m. Pastors residence
47T'-' S'uth Ninth East,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

Near car barns we have a double
Broom strictly modern terrace. we'll
butt. good lot, for $500 Terms.
Rent $50 per. month each side. Fig
ure this out for yourself.
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WEDDING STATIONERY.

WEDDING STATIONERY.
We carry new and up to date line
of Wedding Invitations and Announce
,ncnts. Also calling cards and aocial
Invitations OF all kinds
THE fpESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

No 49, South 18th East, bungalow. s.
room. sleeping porch, hardwood finish.
hot air heat. cement basement, connected
with sewer: so and see this home and
make US an offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

50 acres on EgIn bench, near ST.. An
thony, Idaho. All fenced and In alfalfa.
Full water right. VIII sell for 500 per
acre or will trade for city property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

160 acres In Boxelder County. AL land
with full water right and two sets of
buildings, SO that 1t could be cut up into
two farms. All under cultivation. Load
Ing spur on property; $50 per acre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

H r.
Broom. all modern, two-story. W. pr.
brk, eastern section city. genuine bar
gain. $500 value: $500 will buy: terms
Beautiful and modern, 12-room., pr. b..
$4,000.
Five beautiful e. S. Temple St. homes
from $4,000 to $4,000. All less than cost;
terms; and others.
Soft. S ST. 3rd Ave-. bargain
TO RENT
s-room. nicely furnished apartment.
large cement basement, modern. and
close in. for s275
4-roorn brls. L. Str. Mod. SIS.
Fur. Apis. single and ensuite. Lib SO.
4th East, SO and $35. and others
We arc agents for Plngre. Ida, town
site lots.
We are agents Moisda-by-the-Lake: 10
acre farm tracts; most reasonable and
attractive farm and orchard tracts on tho
market: excursion weekly
acres. 18th South and 5th East. SPLEEN
did land for chix farm; water right: all
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Mrs. NJ. y. Whitney has returned
from n stay Mt the Whitney ranch IN
}Juab county.
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.HlAA[LLL@R Am.
JUDGE Loan
ql1ld5j TRUST Co.

The kind Of a home you want. we have.
1t, and at the price you want to pay. A
few minutes spent In looking over our
list will convince You that we have what
you want.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Percy " Moulspn and
children leave today for California to
spend the winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01

9Th South and 18th East. bungalow of
o rooms, and n very large sleeping
porch. screened in. also windows which
you car, close IN winter and use same
as n bed room. Hardwood floors, mission
finish, full basement. cement, furnace
heat. 500 cash; s4lOo.
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Eighth East near 4th South. 3ix165. 4
Dom, partly modern, good barn. $3.50

ed brick. rooms on one side. renting
for $40 per month: 8 rooms on-the other
renting for $3.50, cementcd Easements
walks in front. also around house, lot
5ox157 to alley: $3.50 cash. 1926.
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twelfth East between Bird and 4th So,
7ox1G5 IT.. 5-room brick, partly modern,
5000.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
herbWt.Lusk.

Dill Herbert, a machinist in the
employment Of the Santa Fe. who has
recently come from Oklahoma. and
Miss Verne. Lusk. of this city, were
married. quietly. in Rocky Ford Sat
urday evening. December cath.
In the short time that Mr.. Herbert
has lived In our city he has made
many friends who join In hearty con-
gratulations and good wishes.
Miss Lusk. who has made her home
for a num.er of years in La PJ
for number OF years In La Junta.
Is well known and has whole host
OF friends and admirers to shower hel
with sincere good wishes
The couple will reside for the
present in La Junta.
The Tribune wishes that each day
OF their welded life may be joyous
as the happy season In which they
were wed. and trusts that great
deal of the peace and good will so
freely proclaimed 10 all that first.
far away. Christmas, may be theirs
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Phone. Junta 732

Spicer. sister OF the groom. Miss villa
Oakley. Mr.. Alpha Broyles. brother OF
the bride. and Mr. Leonard Spicer.
brother OF the groom. During the i'm.
pressive ring ceremony Miss Thomas
played Melody Of Love" very softly
About thirty-fiye relatives and In
innate friends Of the bride were pres.
ent Delicious refreshments were
served after the ceremony.
They were the recipients Of many
useful and valuable presents.
Out of town guests were Misses
Mildred Thomas. Josephine Jacobs
Lutte Perry and Mr.. Alpha Broyles
OF Trinidad; Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Spic
er and son Of Lafayette, Colo, and
Leonard Spicer. OF Boulder.
Both parties are well and favorably
known. having lived here for num-
Der of years. and both Icing gradu'
ates OF the local high. school, OF the
class OF 'o5
Mr. Spicer holds the position OF
bonus clerk for the Santa Fe.
Mr. and Mrs. Spicer left on No, I
for Galv, ston, Texas. where they
will spend their honeymoon. Aftel
January LIST they will be at home In
West La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
In Honor Of Miss Wilson.

Miss Agnes o'Connor entertained
Thursday afternoon, from 3 to 5
O'Clock. in compliment to her friend
and guest, Miss Grace Wilson.
The house was bright In decora.
tions appropriate to the holiday
season.
Miss O'Connor was assisted In her
duties as hostess by Mrs. Julia Brad
ish and BY her niece. Miss Geneyieve
Bradish.
There were about thirty-fiye la
dies present and number OF games
OF 500 were played before the delec-
table refreshments were served.
During the afternoon Miss Helen
McNeen and Miss Genevieve Bradish
sang. responding TO requests. and
their selections were greatly sppreci-
ated.
This affair Was among the pleas.
antest Of the society events Of the
holiday week.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
~
Round Dozen Club.

The Round Dozen Club met Wed
n.sday afternoon with Mrs. r. c.
Coltman. on Beileyiew avenue. The
bright Christmas colors. red and
green. were remem cred In decorn
tons. souvenirs and refreshments.
Mrs. ID. X. Mccune. = former mem.
Der Of the club. was = greatly ap.
preciatsd out Of town guest. .This
session Of the club will b. remember.
I'd ~ informal and quiet. but very
delightful.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-31
Home
Endorsement
Hundreds Of La Juata cisisens Can
Tell You An About Il.

Home cnIopearat, the public cx.
preston Of - jwnta people. should h.
..,sI.Dcc beyos4 dIsluis Tor every Ia
jun'. reader ensvfy ths si,rrIrnc- u
friends and neighboru. ch~~riuliy given
hy them. viii carry nor~ weigh, than
the uttrrancrs ef strunsvry rv.ldinr In
fanway places. Read the fellow Ing:
Thomas I.olssta, nj ". second
hir.c'. ~ Junta, Co,o.. says. 'tDo.n's
kidney 'ills beve ~ Recommendation
NJ sil times. ] tsow that they arr q
good kidney r:0e1y ssd In consequence
! bs,. praised tASa o morv than one
~rcaslon 10 otheS suasrprs II ki.lnsy
troll ] MAS enaoyesl by 4 psin In
the .n,nll of ny ha~h and I attributed
Il solely 70 ih. heesy work ! ain obliged
to do. Doan'. kkiaey pills. which !
,rcur-i at the IL 3unta Drug 10.
strengthened snl tened ~ my Kidneys,
snd when these erunns l,ssan 10 M their
For sale hy an deakr. lsrIs. ~
reass. Poster. Ntlt~rr 10, Hu6slo.
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