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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
LOGAN.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. Dec. Io.-The Agricultural
College club entertained at a large and
delightful dancing party Monday even
Ing at tie pavilion. The hall was at
tractive with easy chairs. cosy corners
and decorations of autumn leaves. The
Thatcher orchestra furnished the music
and during the evening light refreshments
were served by number OF young So
ciety girls. a large number of guests
were present.
The Wobyca society OF the 3. Y. col
lege held delightful and successful
christmas bazar al the college Friday
evening. Dancing was also a pleasant
feature and large number Of people at
tended.
The 4. C.. Woman's club me, Monday
with Mrs. Rodah Cook, with Il good at
tendance. The programme was in charge
usual Interesting manner Miss HUntsman
gave Maeterlink's Blue Bird which is
a good type OF the symbo!ical drama.
Light refreshments were served.
The Clio circle. with a number OF in
vited guests. were delightfully."- enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. Harry Parker
az the home OF Mrs. Horace Nebekcr.
Mrs. ]. \. Featherstone read Myra kel-
esting manner. after which refreshments
were served by the hostess. assisted by
Mrs. Horace Nebeker.
The annual social given al the st. John
house Friday evening was most enjoy
able event of the week. After transact
ing general business a social evening was
INDUCED In and very delicious refresh
ments were served
The Young Ladies' Mutual association
OF the Sixth ward entertained Friday
evening at 3 dancing party in the ward
dancing hall. 1t was a most pleasing
success and the proceeds VIII go TO buy
a piano FOR the Mutual.
AT the tithing office building Friday
evening the Seventh ward Mutuals en-
tertained at a very pleasant party
Thatcher's orchestra furnished the mu-
sic and the large gathering enjoyed the
dancing and social features.
Miss Edna Nlbley is visiting with Salt
Lake relatives.
Miss May Howell is visiting in the city
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Louis T.
Cannon.
Miss Blanch Caine will spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents In
Logan.
Mrs. George w Thatcher spent the
week visiting In Salt Lake.
Miss Dora Wright is back from pleas
ant two weeks stay in the city.
Mrs Harry Parker Will leave shortly
to join her husband in Nevada.
Nus. c. II. Champ is back from a
pleasant Salt Lake trip.
Miss Ruby Nebeker is visiting with
Salt Lake relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lewis have returned
TO their home in Lewiston. after pleas
ant visit in Logan. the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Smith.
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BINGHAM.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Dec. 10.-The members Of
fre department No. / entertained their
wives at their headquarters Wednesday
evening.
William Ridd formerly Denver &: Rio
Grande station agent here, was in camp
Wednesday shaking hands with old
friends.
Miss Emma Mckilican OF Highland
Boy came in Sunday from a visit TO
Sandy and Salt Lake
]. NJ Mckenzie OF Highland BOY went
to Salt Lake Thursday,
Mrs. Ed Zwicley OF Highland Boy and
Mrs .. X. Pratt were in Salt Lake the
last OF the week.
Richard Connary and Anmon String
ham OF Lead Mil were in Salt Lake this
week
T. l.. Holman of the Press Bulletin was
in Salt Lake on business Thursday.
Miss Mona Heaston. who is d student
at ST. Marys academy in Salt Lake. Is
home for several days.
Fl. G. Goodrich chief engineer al the
Utah Copper. came out from Salt Lake
Friday
Archer Orem OF Salt Lake spent most
OF the week in Bingham
The Crescent club has issued invita-
tions for their dance. To be given In
Canyon hall Tuesday evening.
William Murphy OF Upper Bingham has
taken q position In the Bingham State
bapL
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EUREKA.

Special 10 The Tribune.
EUREKA, Dec 10-The- members OF
the Eureka volunteer fire department
Will give a dance at the Elks pavilion
next Tuesday night. for the purpose Of
purchasing new equipment for the de-
partment. Darton's orchestra will. fur
nish the music.
The ladies' OF the Ladies' Relief socie-
ty will give a grand ball at the knights
Ing.
w. r. Perdue. agent at Tintic juno
ton, has been transferred to Buena
Vista. and with his wife left this week
for that station on the Salt Lake Route.
He has been succeeded at the Tintlc
Junction post by James Mckay.
Mrs. Samuel Hooper Is visiting with
friends at Provo.
james Sneddon returned to Eureka
this week. after spending several months
in American Fork canyon.
Mrs. Herman Smell and Fred Erickson
OF this city were united In marriage at
the Lutheran church at Salt Lake, Sat
urday,
Mrs. John Allen is spending several
weeks with friends at Payson.
Mrs. Mark McChrystal OF Salt Lake
visited with friends In this city during
the week.
Miss Frances McChrystal is the CUES,
OF friends at the capital.
Mayor James Hutchison OF Mammoth
and wife, went 10 Salt Lake this week
where Mrs. Hutchison underwent an op-
erat ton at the L. u. S. hospital. and re-
ports received state that the lady is re-
, covering nicely from the ordeal.
Mrs. Frank Mediation is visiting with
friends at Payson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Law OF Salt Lake
are visiting with Eureka friends.
Judge Frank Thornberg and wife arc
visiting with friends at the capital,
\ splendid concert was given at thI
Methodist church on Friday evening
which was well attended.
On Thursday and Friday evenings o
next week the ladies OF the Altar socie.
ty OF the local Catholic church will con
duct baZar. and Will have many hand
| home gifts for Christmas for sale. In
| teresting programmes will be given eact
evening.
| A fine musical and literary entertain
ment will be conducted at the l.. D. S
church on the evening OF December IS
| under the auspices of the young ladies
| association ofithe church.
/ Mrs. Frank Garrity, who underwent al
| operation al the Holy Cross hospital sev
| eral weeks ago. has so far recovered tha
| she was able 10 return 10 Eureka oi
Thursday.
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TOOELE.

Special 10 The Tribune.
TOOELE. Dec. l0.-Chares Miller of
Tooele Is spending few DAYS in Salt
Lake.
Miss Mildred Morris Of this place re-
turned home the first OF the week. after
visit with relatives and friends in
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. John Woods and Mrs. Edgar
Dawson entertained the Ladies' Sewing
club at the home OF the former on We'd
nesday afternoon. Dainty refreshments
were served Mrs. Woods and Mrs.
Dawson were assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Alexandria Husband,
Mrs Samuel Merritt and Mrs Logan
entertained at luncheon and card party
al the home OF Mrs. Merritt on North
Main street the first Of the week. Lunch
con was served Tho place cards were
artistic Grecion heads. The entire color
scheme was carried out in red and
green. Four tables of five hundred were
played and prizes were won by Mrs. r,
f. Summer. Mrs. Donald Hendry and
Mrs. Alfred Hunter.
Mrs. w r. Clemo and baby are visit
ing relatives and friends in Butte.
Arthur Sheets was IN Salt Lake the
ars: of the week.
Mrs. SamueI Merritt and Mrs. Green
Logan are spending the week in Salt
Lake tho guests OF Mrs. Logans sis
ter. Mrs. J. NJ Silvers.
Mr. and Mrs Alexandria Husband have
issued invitations for q card party. to be
given at their home on East street on
Thursday evening.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Special to The Tribune.
MT PLEASANT. Dec. 1o.-Dr. and
Mrs. William Winters are in Salt Lake
for a week or two,
Mrs Willis Hunter returned home
this week after spending the past four
months in Idaho
On Monday afternoon Mrs. j. W. Nc
Cam entertained about twenty y-five
friends at a kensington.
Messrs. Fred Jensen and n. S. Nelson
are in Salt Lake.
Ogden. Salt Lake and Provo for week
or ten days.
The Twentieth Century club met on
Thursday with Mrs. Abraham Johnson
The lesson was aptly given by Mrs j.
W. Cherry. Later delicious refreshments
were served.
Judge Erickson and j. ". Cherry are
in Richfleld.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Campbell have gone
to Salt Lake for a months stay.
On Wednesday evening the Mt. Pleas
by Mrs. Morgan Winters The prizes
were captured by Mrs. a. d. Sutten and
George Madison. The consolation prize
was awarded TO Mrs. Ed Wall.
Thomas Haycock and William Gibbs Of
Panguitch who have been here FOR a
few days. left on Thursday for Salt
Lake.
Mrs Boon Brotherson entertained on
Thursday evening at cards.
Mrs. w. D. Candland was rendered a
surprise party on Monday, the occasion
being her birthday.
Or. and Mrs. Dibble are in Richhe!d
for few weeks.
c. f. Beal OF Ephraim was the guest
this week OF Miss Sarah Seeley.
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MURRAY.

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY, Dec. i0.-Miss Lyle Cahoon
Entertained Saturday afternoon at the
homo OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Cahoon far number OF her young
erhoolrnates. The Cahoon home on South
ntare street presented an exceedingly at
tractve appearance for the gala occasion.
and the dozen or more young ladies spent
'a most delightful afternoon. \ dainty
luncheon brought the festivities OF the
afternoon 10 an appropriate close.
Mr. and Mrs William MCLEAN OF Salt
Lake were visitors Sunday.
. Mss Helen Copeland of Salt Lake. for
1nefly OF this place. spent two days of
The past week here with Miss Jennie
Powell.
Miss Lou V. Proctor. after q visit OF
|some time. has returned TO her home in
Mt Pleasant.
Il Invitations are ont announcing the
Wedding OF Miss Minnie Greer of Spanish
Fork and F. 3. Sharp OF Salt Lake, the
of Ir. and Mrs. Thomas o. Greer, De-
fember ii. Miss Greer is quite well
Known here. having graduated from the
y, d. S. university last year.
Miss Alice Stevens, who has been at
the Judge Mercy hospital Tor the past
four weeks. following an operation fo-
appendicitis. is now al her home on Vine
street.
Harry Johnson. following a residencc
EeF- OF some months. has departed for
nently
Cards were distributed this week fog
khe first hop Of the season at the Troca
zero by the NJ. l. \. society OF this city.
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SPANISH FORK.

Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK. Dec. lo-Thomos
Roach came home last Thursday from
idaho, where ne has been during the
summer,
The Kensington club met at the home
Of Mrs Cal Williams. wednesday after
noon Dainty refreshments were served,
MIR, and Mrs. George Newet entertained
at n supper Saturday evening covers
were laid for twenty five persons.
Andrew Jensen OF Provo was in Span
ish Fork Saturday last for few hours
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ellison gave din
oer at the home of Mrs. Ellisons iather.
In honor OF the sixteenth birthday or their
daughter, JAMIE May. Covers were !ald
for fourteen guests.
few friends gave a surprise TO Frank
Mlllner on Tuesday evening. In honor
OF Mr. Millner's forty-eighth birthday.
The evening was spent In siNty-three ana
other games,
The New Star club met at the home OF
Miss Grace Greer on Wednesday.
The Aurora club was entertained by
Hazel Money at her home. Wednesday
evening The evening was spent in read
ing and sewing. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The Self Culture club spent last Thurs-
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Greer.
Wilson Murray. a student OF the h. Y,
L. at Provo, spent Saturday and Sunday
IN Spanish Fork.
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- HIIn Layton ls gulte III at
with iniiammatory rheumatism.
John G.. NJ. Barnes was in Ogden Sun
day. the guest OF DR.. Edward !. Rich.
Melvin f. Barton was in Salt Lake
Monday
Paul R Thomassen and clifford P.
Streng were in Salt Lake wednesday
night 10 see Polly OF the Circus
= Oscar Barton and family are expectins
TO leave for Cherry Creek. New, In
few days.
Miss Martha Barnes was an ogden
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie Johnston OF Point Lookout.
Box Elder county. is In Kaysvilic visiting
her sister. Mrs. Martha Robbins.
The kaysvllie Dramatic company pre-
sented Friday and Saturday nights their
new play. My Uncle From India"
Ernest Gleason returned to Kaysvillc
Thursday. after spending. two years IN
ReNburg. Ida, working In a bark
Mrs. Paul Thomassen and daughter.
Roctta and son; Paul were In Salt Lake
on Saturday.
Miss Bessie Larkins expects to leave
for Los Angeles about the first Of the
year
Mrs. Claude Q. Cannon arrived in Kays-
Vile Thursday, where she will remain
for the winter.
Mrs. John G.. NJ Barnes and daughter
Mollic. were Salt Lake visitors Thursday.
a. s. Thompson is spending q few days
in Idaho Falls Ida.
David Linsday, wife and daughter Of
Garfield, are spending a few days with
his parents.
Peter Barten of Salt Lake was in Kays-
vile Thursday.
Mrs. Martha Robbins was a Salt Lake
visitor Thursday,
Charles Owens was In Salt Lake Sat
urday on business.
George Il. Debble left Wednesday for
the eastern states as a missionary.
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PARK CITY.

Special TO The Tribune.
d PARK CITY, Dec. 1o,-At the home
Of Mrs. Sherman Fargo. the regular
meeting OF the Woman's Athenaeum was
held Monday afternoon. After the resu-
programme for ,be day was given. which
eonsisted OF twofpapcrs. one paper was
on 'The Search for the South Pole"
urftten by Mrs. FarCo and read by Mrs.
Kopp. The other paper was on odd
pIseases and New Cures written and
read by Miss Shields.
w. W. Armstrong was in town during
The week.
4 W. l. Snyder was Park City visitor
this week
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Kimball left Tues
day afternoon for short visit in seattie'
wasatch camp No ,. I. O. o. F. is
preparing TO give a benefit social on
December Is.
The Modern woodmen, held their cleo
tion Of officers Wednesday evening. fol-
lowed by a social and dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fargo went TO salt Lake
SUNDAY afternoon, being called thither
by the illness of their daughter Dorothy
Fargo
". F. Mclaughlin returned TO Park
City Sunday, after a short stay in Salt
Lake.
The woodmen of the World gave a
uduCe iuI ll!til siI''Ab''9 SatN'b1S '''.A-
ing.
Tom Cornell was in town during the
week renewing old acquaintances.
The members OF the o. r. s. gave a
party Thursday evening in Masonic hall.
Mrs. o'Carrol came up from Salt Lake
Sunday TO visit with her husband.
One Of the pleasant affairs of the week
vas the card party given by the d. OF II.
IN Society hall
Miss Loretta Payne left Thursday aft
ernoor for Butte TO spend some time
With her sister. Mrs. O'Hagan.
The local council Of X. OF c, conferred
first. second and third degrees on a
large class Sunday afternoon. a banquet
followed, at which more than 200 were
present. A number of knights from the
8alt Lake council came UP Sunday morn
ing to assist In the work OF conferring
degrees
James Quinn visited in Park City dur
4 Ing the week.
Miss Alice Hansen entertained a num-
her of her friends Wednesday afternoon.
Miss LaJuan returned from Grand
Junction, Colo, Thursday morning.
DR. and Mrs. Zimmerman entertained
af dinner Sunday afternoon for few OF
their friends.
Mrs julius Frankel entertained the
members OF the 800" card club Satur-
day afternoon.
"A Reverend George was visitor TO
Park City this week,
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AMERICAN FORK.
Special TO TIE Tribune

Special 10 Tire Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK, Dec. i0.-The
dance given by the American Fork La
dies Prohibition league at the Apollo
hall Monday night was decided suc-
cess. both financially and socially.
The second of series OF six parties
10 be given bg the girls Of the Ameri-
can Fork High school junior class was
given at the home OF Miss Eliza Hindley
Friday night. Refreshments were served,
Monday evening the officers and teach
crs OF the Second ward Y. l.. NJ. !. assc-
ciariou gave q Kensngton party in sc
Relief society room at the Second ward
chapel.
Mrs. william Spcrry entertained at her
home IN the Second ward Saturday night
in honor o; her mothers hfty-etghth
birthday. novel feature OF the supper
which was served was the birthday cake,
with nifty eight lighted wax candles.
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WILLARD.

Special to The Tribune
WILLARD. Dec, 10.-The Y L. and Y.
NJ. NJ. ]. a. held social Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White have re-
turned to their home in Paradise. after
spending a few days with relatives here
Joseph II. Mason has returned home
rom Malad, Ida. where he has been for
the past week.
Robert Dock OF Smithfeld Is spending
a few days With relatives here
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Aches and Pains.

You know by experience that the
aches and pains Of rheurNa'ism are not
permanently. but only temporarily, re-
iieved bv external remedies.
Then why not use an internal rene.
dy-Hood 5 Sarsaparilla. which corrects
the acidity Of the blood on which rheu.
matism depends and cures the dis
aasei
This medicine has done moro for the
rheumatic than any other medicine in
the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11

The greatest danger from influenza
is Of its resulting in pneumonia. This
can be obviated by using Chamber
1sin's Cough Remedy, as it not only
cures influenza, but counteracts any
tendency of the disease towards pneu-
monis Sold by all dealers,
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KAYsvILLE.

Special TO The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. Dec. 1o.-Mrs. William
Banks Of Blackfoot Ida. formerly MISS
Beilha Snyder of this place. was III town
the first OF the week. on h~ way TO san
Diego, where she will make her home.
Claude T. Barnes and son. Stewart, OF
Sal, Lake were in Kaysville Wednesday
visiting relatives.
Elder Chris Boypten. who has been do
ing missionary work In England, has been
released to return home:
Miss Cora Bateman. who is reaching
school In Henefer. Utah. came down ii
few DAYS ago TO visit her sister. Mrs.
Harry Nichols. who rs seriously Ill.
Paul r. Thonlassen was Clearheld
visitor Monday.
James Smith. who has been sick for
the last three %eSkSs is Improving. -AA
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WHEN TYPE WEARS OUT

We sell it to the type foundry and buy
new. That keeps our type STYLES up to
date. Century, 55-5T Postoffice place
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The everlasting girl question is easily
md entirely solved by the insertion of
littlo want "ad' in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000. Ind. $50.
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Five Dollars a Box

The Price Cut No Figure With Him.
some poor dyspeptic that Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets will give comfort aud
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NOW at all druggists in three
sizes Csc, soc and Sl.0O
npr hottie

Danderipe enjoys greater snlc thar
any other one preparation regardless OF kine
or brand. and !; has much greater sale thar
al. Of the other hrir preparations in the
world combined.
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McCoy's Stables. Both phones 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-03
JOHN C. CALHOyN'S ESTATE
CLAIMED BY DESCENDANTS

Washington. D. c., Dec. 3.-Mem-
bers of the Calhoun family. which
John c. Calhoun made famous. came
yesterday before the supreme court
OF the United States to endeavor to re-
gain possession of the Calhoun plan
tation," in Greenwood county. South
Carolina.
The, plantation was owned by Downs
Calhoun when he died in 1850. He had
made will leaving his lands to his
two sons for life and then to their
legitimate issues William G. Cal
houn, Edwin Calhoun, jamie Lock and
John c. Calhoun, of Georgia; Mary r.
Trimble and Emma R. Stolenweck, OF
Alabama, and Dora Royal. of Vir-
ginia, now claim the land under this
will.
Other claimants say the land did not
pass under the will, but was sold for
debts by equity court in the settle
ment of Downs Calhoun's estate and
that his two sons bought it. The court
records were destroyed by fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-03
MINING MEN CALLED
TO MEET AT ALPINE
Convention to Urge New
Mining Laws VIII Be
Held Dee. 10.

Alpine. Texas. Dec 3.-The Business
Mems club of Alpine is arranging for
a mining convention which it is pur-
nosed to hold in alpine on Saturday,
December TO- The idea has been adj
vanced that a convention, or mass meet
ing attended by representative mining
and professional men, might be able
to prepare and recommend to the forth
coming legislature some kind, OF ac-
ceptable and practical laws under when
the vast mineral resources Of south-
west Texas now lying dormant may
be developed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-03
TO EXPLOIT THE
AUSTERLITZ MINE
New York Man Buys Black
Diamond Mine
for $500.

Tucson. Ariz., Dec appropriations
are being made to exploit the Austen
litz mines in the Orc Blanco district.
Col. VIM. H. Partridge, the English
mining engineer. and others will de-
velop the property. tunnel will be
run 500 feet and other important work
will be done looking toward the devel-
opment of the property.
John T. Roberts of New York has
bought the Black Diamond mine in this
district for $4,000.
The Lincoln mine in the Bradshaw
mountains has been taken over by Mr.
Miller and associates, the price paid
being 100000 A small force of miners
has been set at work cleaning out the
slopes. The property is gold and cop
per bearing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-03
THE HORSES CANNT BE
WITHDRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE

Jacksonville, Fla, Dec. Sin the
short distance sprints at Moncrief park
Friday one of the closest finishes of
the meeting was furnished in the first
race, when the first four horses, Pho
ronis, Wool Spun, Madeline L. and
Lou Lancer, passed the wire barely
heads apart, in the order named.
To avoid small fields, the manage
ment of the racing association decided
TO prohibit the withdrawal of any
horse from any race in which six or
less entries are named