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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-09
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GIN interefonter 9rdberfuno aus
Der r0miiaen Peripbe bes eiierneu
3ettalters puroe I'm peraanaener
CONNER auf bsm Ssfistbum Der 8as
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gema6t. Sas oduiI6e Rationalmu.
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Dolen 5uHoseeenitaube Isbr peroient
gsmaht; Die Stiide iperben nGnitens
i'm bdniihsn RationdlmuIeum Der 8a.
iihtigung susdngIih gsnaht lperben.
lleber ben 5uuo bat Dor einiqen 5az
gen Der RuieAmsbtrsttor 6err 5oz
plus Whiqsr in elmer 8sriammIuna
Der odniihen 8efeIlihaft fir Qltsr=
thumsforIhung einen 9ortrag aebais
ten uno hierbei Il. a. ausgefii6rt:
fsrembe 2trbeiter, Die bel elmer
3uferfd6rit auf 2olIaro beihdftiqt
lparen, itisBen i'm Sabre 1908 SufGqia
auf Elm ej-ab, beHen SnbaIt iie inbeis
fen riidiihtslos ourheinanoer pdrfen.
3ufIlig aber erhielt bas W2uieum poa
Wdribo (2oaano) BON Der Sahe
aenntniB, uno nit Grldubnib oes
9runoitiitshIigsrs 9rdfen ;Friis
Durbeu nun bic Folsenbsn 4usgrabun.
gen burh pas bdntibe Rationalm4s
feum aeleiiet. SIN porieen Sabre ae.
lang es pem Eonierpator bes Wiu-
feums. 6errn Roieubors, brei un6ss
ihdoigte 9raber blobsuleesn, BON bes
men Das zine nit Dem barunter befinbz
liaen 2ebm herausgebobsn puroe.
Sieies (Srab tpurbe in uHperdnoertem
3uitanoe oem M1u'eum 5ueefiibrt, no
es in bieIem 3uitanoe uusgeItelt tpiro,
nadeem bic I'm 9rabe eefunbenen @ez
aeHftdnoe prdparirt porpen iinb. Die
fes 9rab lag etpa 3fpei Wleter untsr
Der grDoberflahe uno entb6It Die
Sei6e elmer etipa breiBiejdbrigen pei6s
lihen psrIon; bic Srdu III siemlich
srob setpsien: 1,68 meter. Sine reihe
/. .4usiteasr" BON St1mutIaden paz
ibr ins Grab nitgeeeben porbsn; an
isoer Sf,ulter bate iie cine giiasIna-
bel aus Silber, an Der gruft stpei
iolfe, bic Rob.t.. iinb 70 bsfeitigt oe-
tuefen, iD,e fie non ben r1mifhen
5ranen aetrugeH tpuissn, ,pas fir bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-09
Gbicudo, 8. Tebruor.


Webl - Ter Rartt mar itetia. 8tuter
SateHis s5.2o-5s60, Straigbts s. O0-5 40,
Spriug8 8ateuts 81 .65-4.S9 Straiabts 81 80
500. Baters 3 32O-5.35.
NetS Siir Wai l092z-lIO7Sc.
am Shlus ll0Ssc; fur 5uIt lO0sS-lolLc,
am S6Ius loi L4c; iar Septe1nber s6ss -
s714e, am ShIub 91c,
MelI6toru. - 5tr @ai 6511-e6sze,
am Shlnb 651sc; iar 3nIt e5114.-66ssc. ant
shIns e61se; fur .September 65s ss-t819 {,
Saisr. Eur Rai 45st-4ss.e, am
S9lub 4ssse; 'ur Saii 1885,. am
Sh!ab 1915; fiE Septensber 4o1s.-405sc, c,
am Salub 4osse.
Reaaeu 30. 2 s0-SlLe.
ssrite.--e'ute Satieraerite 6s1xz-641.e,
quite bis d,oiee RaIsgsrite 67-78c.
5laaeiaa men. - 30 1 z. ID. 2osc,
Ro. l r. u 2l6e.
Itmotbp aamen.-'s4 20 per Geutusr.
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5ir gtat sz2 .25-22 As, am SHsrb s22 Al "a;
fnr Sult s2.O5 - 22.20, am SfIuB
s22.z0.
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YIp. 5tir 9Rai sl2 .l21s-l2.25. am Sflub
sI2 rs; fur suit sl2 l0-i2 .25. am SGlaB
sl2.20
SbDrt Hippenieiten.-Spie SIC. .s2115
--i0.s7 per 100 Bfc. Siir Rai Sll.s5-
80. am SbluB sll .s711zz; fur Sali Sll 80
--H.s71ss, am SdIut slI.971z
SnuIterE.-S Sbort flare eeiten, per
padt, 2l211z-l2.25.
Batfer. - Rartt iIaa. Greameru 22-
26c, Tairp 20--2sc.
eted. - Rartt ttetis. Bride 25-2ec
per Tubenb.
aa le. - &artt itetts. Cream I611SS-l7c
per Vfnne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-09

Bon g m | aramer (Simpolun9)

Deter Iltenbers, Der etpig sSuaenbz
ltne, mar IS, Der feline gpefie entbette,
Der als erfter oahintertam, eaB es in
ben Dlneen ringsum oi6tet, ppmaom=
fortablesRoB bis gum MsiItpaaen,
pom 3eitun9stiost bis CUR 2itfaBz
iaule, pomGierpunih bis gum .Grtra=
taffee nit Shlaepbers". Der Qllltaq /!
Was III er anoers, aIs ieue Ma1e ess
oGriebens", bic bas 2e6en Ielbft lit!
Die tleine Wtiinse, in Der iicb bic oan=
Sc Sumne bes 9aieins ousoriidt uno
ousgiebt. DIE ShneefIode oes 9luaen
bids, bic itets erneut sur2aD;ns, sur
Snitlalslepine tpirp. Die unenolthe
Retbe ees ginseIgeIhsbens, Die Das
gan5e gro8e Setn uHp 0erbeu aus
mac3t. gs bid1tet nur in ben tauienn
tielnen Dineen um uns, es oentt audi
IN i9nen. auh feline pbiIoiopbie bat
Der alItaa.
Die @rDBten unb gefien baben btes
le phtloiOphie beieHen. Spinosa, ala
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-09

Sur @r6 6aItung ber4usrt
d en-, gBie betornt iiuo Auero6s
fen, oieie lleberrefte elmer Sauna Idugit
pergangener 3eiten, in europa nur
nod on 6Dei Steaeu in RubIunb pors
banbsn: i'm Waioe Don 9jeloneIh uno
i'm 9ebiete Der aubantoidten i'm Ruuz
tafus. 5ier tpie bort 1T Die sSago auf
bieie Sbiere ftreng oerpont, unp lie ges
nieBen Die iorgiumite Bflege. I'm bas
Gusfterbeu Der ieltersu Sbierart az
perbiuoern. Der SieIoipefher Walo
btloet etn 8eiiBt6um bes 3aren, Der
Sbetl oes aubangebietes bagegen, in
oem Die auerohien bauien, mar bis6sr
an ben GroftfirFten Sergirs Midais
lofpitih perpahtet. Sum Iduft dbar
Der pahtDertrag in tiir3eiter .3eit ub,
uro bic apfaten eStani8en (Nnfiebiuns
gem, eenen oas 2ano eeh0rt, perneis
germ feline @rneuerung. @s III Hatiirs
lib 81 ertparten, ouB bei elmer Muftbeis
lung bes Ganbes unter bic Goiaten bic
bis6er beobahteteu WdBuuhmen sur
grbdituue Der Nuerohfen nidt mebr
ourhfiihrbar fpdren, pdbreno oas
sdnSIihe gerf6pinben Der tautaitihen
SCRIBE niht nur pom 'portlihen, ionz
bern ulebr nod pom 1pifeni6oTtliher
Stanopuntte etneu ihperen Yerluft
beoeuteu ipiiroe. is 1T paber bel Der
g5etersburger Itaoemie Der DtHens
ihdften unter oem 8orIib bes @robs
fiirften Sergius Wfi6ailopiti6 uno
untsr 6in5u3iehung bon 8ertretern Der
0elehrtentpelt cine &ommiifion einees
febt Doroen, bic iih Der aufqabe una
ter5ieben ioa, sniiden ben geieBliteu
anfpriiden Der aubantoiaten uuo ben
syntereHen Der Wifieni6aft einen auss
glei6 berbeisufiibren.
Cine 3pangtrauunq. DR
man in friiberen Soften Der betroqeneH
unfhulo 3u tbrsm Redte nerbalf uuo
quite Site 81 erb1lten iuGts, eafiir
er3dblt oas &ir6eubuch ppn Willheim
i'm baotfhen Wartgrdflerlanoe Elm ers
eoblldes 8eiipiel. IS 9eIBt pa:
~1737 Den 6. gtppembris 1T sSobannes
Uieper BON Uiengen uuff Sereniiiimi
hohen Sefsbl III Der &trhen alIbisr
pon oen 8Iacono 3anoen mttgarbard
Yfiitertn, peIee Wt.per iub promiITipz
ne matrimonit perfIbrt, copulirt nor,
ben, uno lpeia er'aeter Dteper Die gsfi4
iterir dbfplute Tid3t beuratben ipoIlen.
III er BON bier beipaffnetsn B1d1tern
IN Die SIrhen geiiihrt, Sum 9lttar bin
ieiHs 5anp NIT @epalt in
be 5ano Der pfiiteren einaeI1laeen
poroen, nne Dc er beitdnpig neiu iaaz
te: sd min lie ntht, ih pil Iis niht
ll1tp.A. bat 6err 8iaeunus e. manbuto
S5sreniifiuli ia geiagt." llnn bic
3rauune mar noa5ogsn. Wie iih bas
mertuiiroige a3aar In Der @be pertrns
gen bat, fpiro leioer niht berihtss.
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Gisna bfslyenssn nGasslruHssa st,iebsa -
ren Ssf4aftss Dsrssa stsas sa,srs sssifs be .
re&nst
grooflioHen.
Ter Nartt mar rxhis uns bic preiie itstia.
eAnaIt-Yrima Steam ta.oo--la. .los,
esmilH Is--ls1zs t.s.b.
arsfsnssfaIjsuss 5tsif&. Marlt
fstis. Short Hare etittR i21s-l23ae, bert
Fispsnisitsn il5s-lizss trtra tbsrt dear
eslisu iiTs--l21sg eAugisrn 1o1a-iis
SaSt.
ssssn.-pearfta. a.tis. ebert irau e.itea
49, s-issss, fsrls HiSSsnisiisn ls9s-ls7ss
rira tbsrt tlsare eeitsn IL s-islss, ehslisrH
ia - i2s nns @tHiss l4ls--hass lsis
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tern lilx--llxe, Hsffiss is-l7S GAui.
tern ii1--ii24s Ess Ssri Gut eSaitsra
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ViaHs.
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- $50, gSintsr sanss 1885 49, $50,
&intsr eamita s4.ss-5.lo, eytra A.ss
--4.4s, orsindres ss.Ts - 40 Gsriss
pateut $3.50 - 600, bs. faneu $500
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rs,nss s4.S5--4.es, semiiStss s4.7s--4.ss
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re. . Dstber 80 49lae. STANDARD wtis,r
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- 49, 47t per su. &ertaait rnrotn: !
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4 nsibsr ,u Ate auf b.m 6eltifs.
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Re. 7s-ssr, Sp.+ To - 7st per suihtl.
WalL L-sraaiasrs.esras, Rs. . s&-sst
sreinaEs s2--s4t Der Safasl.
SsrstttA bee B.treio.. ereif. mil ses.
slasssn am slsl3ea fass oss esriasa Sssrss:
8. G,b. 1910. 8. ssb. 1909.
@tiisu. We. 2 rothsv. ..l2slas list
@sudtsrn, We. sasmif6iss s4s s<I&s
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@bisss
Der Rdrft nar Hstia. 8srtauit uuresn
1ss Sris. Eifiaers 6iaifbes 9ssss auf Der
5afsssa $i.s5 per 4ailsa:.
Rrassps.t
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e,sts, gsnss mms aftien In sas gsri.

eelp ,,on eall'' mar wilIis sa 21144-2ssssg
nHp idlob su 2llS.
3srtma 8eihtftspapiere wurten gu 90
Sc oisfonisrt.
2terItnss Gr6ause III feft. -
SiHt su "a 4s11s uHo % Iags Siht gu
- .s31S-5 s3s4.
Bunbes Cbliaationeaw waten ite'
It'd uuo puroen mie folat auotirt:
Der. staaten Refanbing ~ lo01z geb.,
AZ reqtitrirte tlS25l Il4L-ll5L, eou.
pous iI4L--ll514, 39 resiitrirte l02 -
lu2s4, coupons lW-l02s4, Banana eou:
pons 2@ l00--lOl.
enmarff.-anfauss mar berRarft
idmat, ano bic greiis rpareen berabee.
priidt. Bdlo leoo6 fraf cine BenouHg Elm
nnn bic Bertufte fpurpen gut gemadt ees
aea 2hIuB aber pmroe Der Narit wieoer
itmah, bod itanoen bic Shlnbnoftrungen
msiitsns etIuas iber oeneu pom seitern.
Raditebenbe aurie wuroen pon eer5irma
sSrpin, tallman Co. Ro. 225-s32 Aals
nut Strabe, berI1tet,
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Gbttaao, Stb.
Ytnssit,. - 0rsindrs sit ben, etitu
trs&tea s4.7s -- 500. russ $3.50 -4.25,
ssifsrst3.4s -- SEQ. BHasR f4.oe 1870 5.26,
eslber ss.ee 49, 900, Stsaers uas Sssstrs
1915 $40. Wartl l0e nisbrissr.
SAsstu'. .-aus.ri.fea. laser. Ger fssbt.
isrtsa 1915 -- $50, Glsifhsrisrtsn ss.7s
-s.sB, kiAts ssmiistf $3.50 - s.ss, ans.
srlsfsas tsihts ss.s8 49, $40, 8erscdknes-
forisn ts.s5 - SIS, ssri,l 37.sS - s,25.
Nnrtt fart bio &c bober.
Saafs. - 3s.l5--T.o0, edmMtr t7.2S
300, 9ahriiass $500 -- $50. giarst
l5-2sc ni.origer.
3uiubr. -RiHsbi.b II 900, sdpsius 90.
eco, Shait 1B, geo.
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Res BE-. 9. ss5r.
3lsn nss b.ats piIIia an ss2.45--sa.so
sEs Sueitr Hou: gate ,u sI1ss1z -
1916, sIett-sls,te ,u slS.s7a - 1850
uHs eaiina 3asIs.!2h-ls.S71l. sIsi par
rahis gu S4.sT1 4.72I uHo S5tlter fisu
~ sb.S0-s.2e. giitu mar unperaHoert sto.
5ouRbrp Iortbsrn ;u $ls.ss--ls.0e, SO. .
DO. su sls.ss - 1875, 70. l Southern uus
ae Soutksrn fsft sm sl7.B0-lss0.
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Oiebntdrfte.

eiaei matt Q. Deb.
8sfxss Rns Ssrfaust sdsrers Der ssrNsf.
lsnsn ~ eiuassu, s,rsIiaen nit asm sssSer.
ettsRstR fess, marsa Dis fslst:
8afabr. RiHeDish. S6pstas. shsfe
Beb. 7.....lToo 1898 SIS
Eeb. s...... 3i& ls40 A02
Der s.riaass s.trs Ia sseieibsa Bait:
Hsb. 7...... AIS ss7 -
6fb. -. AT es5 -
aiuebisb.--Tit 3uiubr mar perbaItnis-
mntis ssrins sne bic gretft isR. lie Rad.
TRACE mar sius CUTE. 9iiAiabe paren itstia
I'm Vrsifs.
04Ssrs otisrs brad,t,a es.Ss--s.so, ertra
ee-so - SIS, CGien t2.7g $50,
lsif&srfsrtsn, extra ts.sS s.os, sats
bt1Assssisfsne $S.se--s.7S, swsia2re bis ssis
es.7s--4.so; essfsrs, sgtra eS.so--s Ts, cate
~ asSseisfsus sl.sS--s.ss. sesia6xs 10 sxts
e35s--4-5s 4ats, qtEa - i0--s.ss, sste
~ asSsslsfsas e4.ss-s.ee, ssets6ss blD1sxs
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Nsp,it Welbm,arftc.
Tisnfaa 9. gebr. 1910.

1tenitag 8. Jebr. 1910.
Tie @eihdfte rparen bente In ben bieiieen
nanien febr rubis unb eetb 1T su uie6ri.
gen 0inSraten ~ erlangen. - Die Banfen
bsre6Deten fur Tarleben ,,on call, 4%G
uHb eisfontirteH 0ef6dffspaptere ~ 5L--
6G. Sm offeuen Warfte iunrben Tar!eben
On tah'' 80 ~ nno auf 8eis gu So
pIacirf.
satAfu amf Efs Dsrs
maren ftetig unb murosn III Bari smiIden
g.dnten perfauff. Tis GouHterrate bstrdat
60c Bsdulie per $1,000.
Rssdsfd aHf 0srspa
paren IpilIig. -- 6eHte iinD bie foloenbeu
EuofirnHgsn ~ beridten
rpnbon, q Taae Sidt, 4.sSL per &,
50 1aee Sitt, s4.s3L per & garis 8
Tase sidt, 5l21<<--520 5ranes per 500 |:
90 I2ae Sidt, 517l1 - 5ls1s Franes per
500; ftir TeutidIano, 4 Taae 5iht, 4
Warf S511ae, DO. 30 7age sidt, ss1Sc.
documentary Biis auf aonoon murben
gu .8lLa. duf 9Iassotp su $4.s2L uub
oaf eeifdit su S4.s2 pertaufi.
ssmnsss.cssiaafisnsH
russg uHe ftetis. lie 8antsn cuotirea ,pie
ieIgf:
Ginfaui gersaui
~ Sonos. 1925, Coup ll411 ll51&
~ Bombs, 1918 ... I02 l02%
- bonns, 1880. ...... l0OL seb.
xS SdHaraa .......... 100 l0l
eissftHs esait timiase.
Ger linlias TIM biefiaen elearinabaus be.
iisf fleb beute auf Ss,6ll $50.
xssal.asfasisstea.
aud beute mar Der Rartt in 2ofalieturis
tafeH rpieeer iebr rnbie, bod, bieIten fif bic
greiie. Rur penige 8eridufe iino III bes
rtsbtsn, uHo spar e,e folaenben;
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Die ofhsieaen Euotirunsen an:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-22

DR.. and Mrs. w. s. Ellerbeck and
children are now in San Diego, ca,
where they Will be for a week or two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-22

manse occurred the marriage of Chas.
H. Hart OF Montello. New, to Hattie
NJ. Smith of Montcllo. formerly Of
Ogden The bride was attended by
Miss Mabel erase and Mr.. Walter Ash
ment acted as best man. The ring
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Fl. D. Zimmerman. Only a few intI-
mate friends were privileged to witness
the ceremony. After spending couple
OF weeks In Ogden visiting fri nds. ar.
and Mrs. Hart will return To Montcllo,
where they Will make their home.
John Culley was Salt Lake visitor
on Thursday.
sham OF Brigham City were Ogden
visitors during the week,
DR.. Ruth Hilliard OF Salt Lake was q
guest of her mother. Mrs. Kate Hilliard
during the week.
Joseph Campbell was a recent guest
of friends in Logan.
Tho many friends of S. j. Griffin and
family will be pleased to learn they
are located at 329 Cedar avenue, Long
Beach, Cal
Mrs. Edward Bichsel of 71s Twenty
fifth street. entertained the ladies ot
the Presbyterian church on Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Lyon and Httle
daughter OF Idaho Falls are visiting
Mrs. Lyons sister. Mrs, Ezra Richard
son, for about 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bingham OF Car
land were Ogden visitors during the
week.
Mrs, Frank Grant entertained the
Ladies' Literary society at her home
on Wednesday. Mrs. Lillian Farnsworth
was the leader OF the afternoons work,
which always inSurcs a most instruc
tive and entertaining program. The
topics for general discussion were:
New York Coffee Houses" Education
in the Colonies benjamin Franklin"
The next subject was Songs of the
South" Mrs. William Allison. giving
the plantation melodies and Mrs. JOS.
Thomas the modern rag-time. a pleas
ant social hour was spent with the
hostess, during which refreshments
were served. and the club adjourned
to meet next Wednesday with Mrs.
Margaret Clark.
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Mr, andMrs. ]. D. Spencer entertained
tho members OF their club at dinner
wednesday evening. the table having
a centerpieco of Chetney roses and
covers laid for eight.
Miss Edith Sherman entertained
Tuesday and Wednesday In honor of
her sister, Mrs. Alma d. Katz. the af-
fair being in the nature of an Informal
bridge tea
The Misses Franckc were hostesses
Tuesday night at card party In
honor of Miss Lydia Boyd of Twin
Falls. Idaho the decorations being In
pink carnations and about a dozen
being present. The hostcs5es wero as
sisted by Miss Elinor Stewart.
Mrs. McGee entertained the Merry
Matrons Sewing club at her homo on
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Dayncs gave
thcater party at the Bungalow Tues
day night followed by n supper at
Frnnklin's. the table being decorated
in red carnations and red-shaded
candles and tho place cards hand
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They expect to return to Salt Lake the
/ last of the month
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Vermlllion and
daughter. Margaret, left Wednesday
for Portland and California, where
they Will spend the remainder of the
winter,
Mrs. Margaret Blaine Salisbury and
Mrs, L. 3. Mccormick expect to leave
Sunday for California.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Landis and their
daughters of Twin Falls are at the
Henry apartments for the winter. Mt
Landls Is secretary of the Twin Falls
Land company.
Mrs, Jacob Spencer of Burley Ida. is
here visiting with relatives for a
short time.
Mrs. w. D Donoher and little
daughter will leave February l for Los
Angeles to remain until spring.
M, X. Parsons and daughter. Miss
Elsie Parsons have returned from an
eastern trip. and are at home In their
apartments In the Bransford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood S. Brown and
small daughter left Sunday for San
Francisco to sail Tuesday. Jan, 20, for
Manila to remain for several years
Miss Edna Dunn is visiting friends
In Chicago, where she is the recipient
OF much social attention Later she
Will go farther cast for stay of sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. l.. l.. Terry will leave soon for
California.
Miss Zaida Boutwell, left Thursday
for Stanford university. after spending
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Boutwell,
Mrs Mary A. Craig returned on
Thursday to her home in Goldneld aft
er a visit of four months with Mrs.
w. l.. McAllistcr.
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OGDEN.

Tho marriage OF Mr.. George W.
Thompson to Miss Dorothy z. Young
occurred at the homo of Rev. John r
Carver Tuesday evening. Tho groom
Is q clerk in n leading Salt Lake hotel,
the bride Is a prominent young lady
of Los Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son Will make their home at tho Cullen.
Salt Lake City. The ring ceremony
was used and only u few were present.
Mrs. F. r. Want and daughter, Flor
enGe. of DEVILS Slide are guests Of
Ogden friends.
Mrs. II. H. Spencer entertained the
members of her KonsIngton club on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Z. II. Hume entertained with O
Kcnsington. Tuesday afternoon, honor
Ing Mrs. Patrick Healy. Jr. of Buf-
falo. Wyo Tho ladies brought their
needle work and prizes were offered
for the best finished pieces in which
1t WAS seen that Mrs. Abe Kuhn OK
celled.
The Historical club met this after
noon with Mrs c. II. Gosling at her
home. corner of Adams and Twenty
first street.
Mrs, Will Ecclcs entertained the Hal
oyon club this afternoon at her homo
on Jefferson avenue.
Mrs. H. NJ, Rowe entertained Wed
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Mr.. and Mrs, Ole E. Olson entertained
Thursday evening at wedding recep-
tion in honor of the marriage of their
son and Miss Emma Peterson of Salem,
Utah, which was solcmnlzed in the Salt
Lake Temple Wednesday. About 100
guests were present to offer congratu-
lations and best wishes to the young
couple. The usual wedding festivities
were enjoyed by all, An elaborate
wedding supper was served.
Miss Zella Farrer was delightfully."-
surprised at the home of her parents
Friday evening by the members of the
Sorosis juniors and partners. A merry
evening was passed In various amuse-
ments.
The w. C. r. U. met Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Arid An
interesting paper on Scientific Tenn
perance" was given by Mrs. D. D.
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Houtz. A dainty lunch was served by
the hostess. They WIN meet Feb. 7
at the home of Mrs. Mettler and tho
paper. How Shall We Make Our Ser
vices Felt in the Government Of the
City" VIII be given by Mrs Arid.
One OF the pleasing events of the
week WAS the reception followed by a
chicken diner given Wednesday even
Ing In the First ward social hall by
the eighth grade y students of the
Maescr school In honor of the gradu-
ates of that school.
Mrs. Louis Iyerson and Jennie Spet-
ique of Salt Lake and Mrs. William c.
Smoot of Idaho are visiting in this CITY
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Alma Paxman OF pleas
ant Grove spent fcw days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. Monroe PaXman OF
this city.
very enjoyable social was given
Wednesday evening by the NJ I. as
sociation of the Fifth ward In honor
OF one of their members, Mr. Davis
II. Jones. Jr.. who LETT Friday morn
ing for a mission TO Honolulu A
very enjoyable evening was passed In
music and readings. A light lunch
was served
Miss Jennie Berkley has returned to
her home after a brief visit With
friends In Provo
Mrs. Ida s. Peay entertained at n
very enjoyable childrens party Mon
day afternoon in honor of her little son
Edwin's seventh birthday A delight
full afternoon of games was enjoyed by
about 10 little ones.
The Misses Lydia and Nettie Knud
sen spent Tuesday in Spanish Fork.
Mrs. Kittie Hines has returned from
California, wher she spent a month
with her daughter. Mrs. Hattie Slater.
Miss Hannah Johnson was the guest
OF honor at bundle shower Thursday.
given by Mrs. Annie K Rasmussen.
About 90 guests enjoyed an afternoon
of music and social chat. Refreshments
were served, Many useful presents
were received by the bride-to to-be
About 20 guests enjoyed the. hospitaII
ty of Miss Addie Stewart at lhcr home
Saturday evening Games. music and
refreshments were the order of the
evening. --r s~-.-.;sI-
b Mrs. ]. g Owens has returned home
after a very pleasant visit with friends
and relatives In Manti.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Biersack are en-
tertaining this week as their guests
Mr. aod Mrs. Fred Biersack Of Grace,
Ida.
Mrs Josie Vincent entertained at her
home Sunday afternoon at dinner In
compliment to Mr. and Mrs. j f.
Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. i. Bowen have re-
turned from Lehi. Utah. where they
were guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Shaw.
Gilbert Beebe OF Piute visited with
many friends in this city the latter part
of the week.
The reception and ball given Wednes-