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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
NIB. AND MRS BYRON D. BLAcKMARR.

Il hly g. 1870 in the town Of Burr oak.
. >Pev. Wood officiating. Byron u.
|rarr and Edna ReBeCca Wood were
a Sunday evening al the home of
"A Mrs Blackmarr, a5S South First
~ erect one hundred rClntiNcS and
4 q the couple assembled and cclc-
ID the forticth anniversary of their
|Isse.
A IN. glackmarr the gathering was
I'd surprise II had been arranged
a Blackmarr and the children. sun
~ couple drove 10 Bouutiml and on
i f1ium they found the friends as
~. tables spread on the lawn and
.5,hirg In readiness for the ceiebra-
And II was delightful occasion.
'fy years welded is apparently
While. To the world at large II is
e while To the husband and wife
J but span and In looking back il
= but day. And what changes have
. psoe during their forty years to-
n 10 the journey through life. one
Ia which has been spent in Salt
!. for they came here I'm July. 1890.
J lheJ were married. Salt Lake was
raSgl!ng village: when they came 10
n vas an cvergrown town and they
. zen II grow and did all in their
p to make It the magnificent city 1t
ny.
b Bsckmerr is native OF Ohio. born
|Izfcn county May -. 1916: Mrs.
mar is native OF Wisconsin. born
'rros. October 25. 1852. AIR. Black
sas a pioneer Of Iowa. his parents
= IN Decorah. Winncshiek county in
he parents OF Mrs. Blackmarr. her
3 being Methodist minister, moved
pa In 1862.
tp lhelr marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
-liarT removed to Minnesota where
remained FOR a year, then they re-
q 70 the Hawkeye state. remaining
mtil July. 1890. when they came 10
Lake. where they have since re-
-Four children have been born to
three OF whom are living. Their
son Edwin. was killed I'm wreck
SAT- Lake Route, July 20. 1905.
Anioro. The others are Mrs. G.. r.
.'lnd. Lorenzo NJ, and Delos r.
mari OF Salt Lake who. with their
. which includes eight grand =
~. we're present at the anniver-
4 Seckmarr was the founder OF the
" transfer company in Salt Lake.
.aufne the past five years has been
q grocery business with his son Lo-
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his prisoner from death. for he knew the
culpability Of Tarter and likewise the
temper of his neishboring frontiersmen.
He mounted a horse and overlook the
party and began reasoning with tho lead
crs who appeared little impressed by his
plea
Tarter and engaged him ip conversation
only TO learn that he was fully aware Of
the spirit OF bis associates and Of their
design. Turning 10 Judge Chaplin he
and chain. and this wad OF money: send
them TO my old mother and father; but
for Gods sake. Justice. don't tell them
Arriving al the bed OF the canyon. n
rope was thrown across a crossed tree.
and adjusted, then Tarter was asked for
the names and probable whereabouts OF
the remainder of his gang. Hc stubborn
ly refused the Information and thrice he
was stretched 10 a. swing. finally the
rope was loosenod he fell fainting to the
ground.
Then Mr. Chaplin mounted stump ana
talked as he had never talked before.
He pleaded for the law TO take it's course.
called attention. 'to the able officers OF
Owyhec county and the sure, swim ana
mcrited justice. which must OF necessity
overtake the prisoner AS final plea
for Bob's life. nc called attention TO his
youth and then. displaying the trinkets
Bob had given him, told the story OF his
message and his request To his aged par
ents "back cnst." With the apparent no
ccssitics OF the situation George Chapln's
eloquence increased; and as ne closed old
Suffering Joe. with feelings OF emotion
in his voice. said: Boys. you'll have TO
do the pullin, on that air rope by your
s'f hereafter"
This broke the back OF the plot TO
hang Bob Tarter In the canyon over FIVE
miles from Albion.
Early the following morning Frank
Reno and Bob Tarter started for their
three days journey TO Silver City, Bob
being handcuffed 10 the horn Of his sud
die.
He delivered his prisoner safely TO
Sheriff Hayes and the files in the case
10 County Attorney Ensign. But few
nights before the opening of the term OF
the district court at which Bob was 10
be tried. by tho aid OF his old gang. 10
whom he had been true, over in the
Goose Creek eulch even when the cord
was tightening about his neck. Bob made
his escape from the iait. and the case was
outawed before Bob Tnrter again paid
his respects TO that community,
In 1883 l knew Bob Tarter and his
cabin home not far away from the con-
| flucncf OF the north and south forks OF
the Shake river. / understand that he
died from a bullet fired into him by his
brother over In Wyoming some seven or
| eight years ago.
George Chaplin is an honored citizen OF
| Idaho Falls.
Frank Reno is n resident OF the Birch
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BY G. e. ARNEY.
Special 70 The Tril

Special 70 The Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS. July Bob Iarter
was n name which, In early Idaho terri
toriaI DAYS. struck terror TO the hearts OF
Stoclmcn throughout southern and SOUTH
eastern Idaho. Bob rode the range Wnich
he knew Thoroughly. He was under suspi-
cion for .'ofteu he ran and often he
fought" lie had good string OF horses
and in his belt he wore a faithful brace
of pistols which he knew now 10 use.
II was in the early seventies, when Bob
Tarter was a mere boy, that lie was want
ed In the Raft river country. now In
Cassia but then a portion OF OWyhee
county. for stealing horses.
Frank Reno. then lad from hliton,
Utah. was mp in tho Raft river country
and owing TO his fcarlessncss OF danger
his agility as a rider and bis marksman-
shin he was put on Tarter's trail, Early
one morning he was only on hour behind
the "rustler' whom the COW and horse
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creek country in western Fremont coun-
ty, where be owns over 1000 acres Of land.
His wife Is postnistress OF an office called
Reno.
Frank Reno is an older subscriber TO
The Salt Lake Tribune than MI Lewis.
whom / interviewed at Malad last week
as thlrty-yeer constant subscriber.
Reno began taking The Tribune In Kelton
Utah I'm 1879. thirty ono years ago. Since
then he has had his address changed in
order 10 Horse Prairie. Montana Black
foot Howe, Birch Creek and finally TO
Reno Idaho.
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VIGOROUS PROTEST AGAINST
\ SMITHS BOASTEO IAWLESSNESS

~ ifioune-l for myself and for
young Mormons protest against
smarks OF President Smith about
4's wives and forty three children.
'"'e consider the manifesto an Of
oeclaration OF the Church OF Lat
~ saints 10 the effect that po-
and plurality Of wives IS no
q part OF the faith.
~ aware Of the fact that since the
y. ~ w inc church has been in the
"oers OF a former generation
d =. pdrtakers Of the covenant, and
s,adhnol expect them to be fervid
"A doctrine that they feel
- aeny In their homes. on this
49,, nnd a half an excuse Tor the
III va the manifesto has been sup
M AZ a Mormon. am also aware
.ae' that OF late a great many
~ arguments have been ad-
show that the manifesto Is
1aiItyy yy'on'Dtion OF polygamy or OF
h ln5,,, ~ wives on earth that IL does
4lfyy 70 the church or the saints;
= ftore ss only q temporary word Of ad-
.'0n PRESIDENT Woodruff. and thai
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
YELLOWSTONE PARK

Get away from the daily "grind. !"
W-he Permanent Camps offer comfort
able, comprehensive outing tours
through Yellowstone, for ladies and
gentlemen. Others are going. Why
don't youf A folder free. Office, 307
Main Street. both phones GAO
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EXCURSION TO PROVO
Via D. & r. O. r r Ju,v 4

Fare $l90 round trip; fast trains
each way. Morning trains leave Salt
Lake at 1850 n. M, 500 a. m. $50 a.
m. Trains leave Provo returning at ABA
p. m, 9:39 p. M, 10 p. m. Grand annual
outing of United Commercial Travellers.
Sports of all kinds. Tickets good re-
turning July g.
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JULY 18th EXCURSIONS
Via D. & B. g. E. r.

Via D. g. r. g. r. R.
One single fare for the round trip
between all stations in Utah On sale
July 9, 3 and 4, good until July re-
turning. Phone Bell Exchange 5, Ind
4542, for further information
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Burglary Insurance.

Burglary insurance. although as yet in
its infancy Is meeting with much favor
among merchants and others. For
compSrativcIy small premium tho COM
pany Insurng agrees 10 indemnify the
assured for any losses ho might sustain
as a result of theft, The value OF such
Insurance is forcibly shown In the case
OF a New York iewcIer, Oscar c. jackie,
WHO was forced inro voluntary bank
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
DUNLAP HATS

Recognized as the best.
W z. FIFE CO.,
Sole agents. 166 Main.
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THE sAET LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER U.s.

an English subject. to lav one or more
submarine cables between Port Limon
and Colon aud to operate them for ff-
teen years, at which time they are to
become government property at price
TO be determined by arbitration.
The contract provides that the tariff
for messages must not exceed the pres
ent overhead rate via San Juan del
Sur and that government business be
handled nj half rate. The contractor
is also obligated 10 furnish the Costa
Ricau government at San Jose 700 to
1900 words daily Of Associated Press
cablcgrams translated into Spanish, for
which he is to receive $3.50 in gold
Minister Lawrence Merry of San
Jose, who reported the condition of the
contract TO this government, says that
Costa Rica requires that tho cable or
cables he installed within eighteen
mouths. The cable will be Of great
benefit TO Costa Ric1. which heretofore
frequently has been shut of' from tclc-
graphic communication abroad via the
San juan del Sur overland ronte, Which
extends for about twenty-five miles
through NicaraSuan territory, Upon the
occasion Of any disturbance the wires
always were cut.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
ESCAPED TIGER CAUSES
PANIC ON SHIPBOARD

'1,cn,I YORK, Oct 24-The crew Of lnc
,'s,.r Minncwaska, In from London TO-
fif,,r nlu thrilling yarn To. tell OF q
liz. nunt Which took place on board
Afbn'o w heT last eastward passage The
m hos 1sha carried part of d mcna geric
ani, NV, loWcr deck forward Among tho
6er, was fine Bengal tiger. Mem
uas ~ lhe crew noticed that the tiger
brs, III a bad temper. Frequently he
rin,n,u himself against the bars with a
Al "Ge mat made the sailors uneasy.
|,,rdda,. went we'll however. until tho Sal
~ -, after the liner sailed. when short
<iJs"a,er O'Clock in the morning IL was
'i2nl his cage. ap7'
|aerl. crew. who were washing down
rsehs FASTENED to points OF safetv for y.
bs'u brs and alolt, Passengers. awaI,cnnd
~, l9aIins from the lower decks barri-
arI,ru themselves In their bcrihs. Thc
ipHi Keepers staff was hurricdIy. se
ana i' and, armed with guns rcvolycrs
bees "1n pars, set out to recaplure tho
ss.. ociorc he had done any damage,
lowdre searching the dimly lighted
IN. necK Tor some minutes the keen
.ijs oetecteo the tiger by the glare Of
rr.d - vs. III "A stall on lbc back or a sa-
.fho MOAN COW. 4 great cash yas in
nir soW neck and the tiger was Ian
Pi,n,e ne blood from the wound
|lircrnn cartridges were fired i'm the
|lts ,S iacS and II was driven back into
~ cage; but before the keepcrs comiI
,~s.ien srsi,n The doors tho tiger dashcd n,,t
Assnnn' bnrllng the mcn IN all dirccfinns
MIN mnch maneuvcring bv the korpcr.
|i,ra, 'Itcd many blank CARTRIDGES iLc an,
lhs mas again driven into H.; case ,,,d
IS oo"r made fast.
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DOGS CUT CAPERS
Ar SOCIETY WEDDING

4. NEW YORK. Oct, 9i-Just. the minute
'sciv'cc. making Mrs. Mary Schlcy Bow
'fn, wealthy san Francisco society wo-
wan ana Percy w, Evans, head of a Sc
.huic shipping concern. man and wife
tocay. tie three bridesmaids began TO
'lIrk and caPcr about. II took all the
'soethnS efforts OF Tie best man Arthur
.De Leroy. and Mrs +, Y. Caldwell of
Sali Francisco. matron ni honor. To keep
|ufin fairly quiet SC that the ceremony
|cond proceed
Il yhc welding was being held at tho
nginc OF Mi De Leroy, lavlshly furnished
rnh rare objects of art from Japan. The
'pr'1csmaids wore kondo-san, pnlsa- sd u
snu otoyo scish ana wore Sorgcously en-
'oIpldc!ed gowns with tiny lace. They
|trf mighty pcdigreed Japanese spaniels
.pom The mikados imperial kennels and
.gsFe simply glad 10 sec their mistress.
."no hed them by Il leash
1apancsc SconCcs shed a light on the
'ssehe' On pedestal near the impro-
'rsSeu altar stood u hideous grinning dog
~ chinese porcelain. and close by - gold
|pionIe Buddlla smiled bcniGuantIy in his
Eilded niche.
INC setting for the wedding was quite
si,Ie Ssig,,Iiopriaic. for the couple first met
rnlle travelling In Japan a year ago.
|ailer the ceremony the dog bridesmaids
'rsIe given dog dinner by Mrs Eugene
|XxshrEc Wife OF the opera singer. at which
49, aisss LILLIAN Russell's toy spaniel was
Also guest
s'. ENdns arrived from Europe today
AZ, WIZ return with his bride tomorrow.
.~i'er trip Of three months they will
|eo 90 uNc In Seattle
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inc ono big society event Of last even
Ing Was the splendid concert given at
the salt Lake thcatcr by Miss Mary
l>imhall, Miss Sybela CLAYTON aud VII
Iiard Ven" FOR the benefit OF tho Or
nhans Home and Day NurScry. The
stailS and loges were all filled with "A
iashionahly dressed company the house
ilscif being representative OF tho best
people in tho city. Colonel and Mrs.
Holmes had "A party in their stall cor .
sistlns OF Mr. aud Mrs. f.. .. Howard.
MISS Mildred Mcmillan and Fred Smith
IN another were Mr. and Mrs Ernest
i3inpergor, with party composed Of
Mr and Mrs. l.. = Mccormick aud Miss
Mccormick. Mr.. Newhouso had as his
guests Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McCJsleoll and
". Walker and family had sS guests Mrs.
-. q. Calder OF Provo and Miss Brooks
uf Rowland Hall
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BOYS PLAY FOOTBALL
WITH FORTUNE IN BONDS

NEW YORK. Oct. 28.-Thc police OF an
uptown station have I'm their possession
a parcel of bonds worth about $4,000
which WAS picked up yesterday by a pa
trnlman after ii had been kicked two or
football players.
One hoy gave tho parcel final kick
which sent II under the stairs leading
to a subway station. There the police
man found il. The bundle was adj
dressed in pencil on the manila wrap
per. Don a. Dodge, Yonkcrs. N. "
The Yonkcrs police were notified, but
were unable TO locate the owner, a
man OF the name given, they said. lived
in Yonkcrs a year or two ago but had
moved. away. leaving his present where
abOuts unknown.
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SENATOR HUGHES is
VICTIM or 0YERW0RK

DENVER. Colo. oct. c9--Unitod
states Senator Charles j. Hughes re .
turned 10 Denver late Saturday from a
trip to Honolulu. where he went 10 bcne =
ht his health.
Tho following statement was issucd
by Drs. Jau,cs Arneil and Howell y.
rcrskipG. his physicians.
For 6omc mouths past Senator
Hughes has been suffering from nervous
exhaustion. due largely TO continued
ovcrwork. II waS thought that trip
10 Honolulu and the rest there would be
highly beneficial 10 him. Unfortunately.
the return Journey Was unusually trying
and IL IS now necessary for tho senator
10 have complete rest. THIS lie can get
bes, in his own bome. There Is nothing
alarming IN his present condition,''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25
TRAIN POLICEMAN
CHARGED WITH MURDER

REDDlNr;, Cal, Oct. 2s.-Danicl FTcm-
ing, southern Pacific train policeman,
was lodged i'll the county jaiI here tods V
OF a warrant charging him with the muir
der OF George Waller of Tacoma.
Waller was killed while stealing a ride
on top OF A passenger coach OF train
which arrived here August 25. At the
time il was reported tho youths head had
struck against the ceiling OF tunnel
Nallier's mother came to sea rch for Flcm-
ing and TO prove that her son was not &C.
Cidentally killed. The district attorney
said today that detectives whom she
had employed had turned over evidence
indicating that crime had been com
mitted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

4 number or interesting events have
been given within thc past few days for
MiSg Edna Sauds. whose marriage Will
he QUO Of The l3tc October affairs Mrs.
George Turnkey entertained for her With
Kitchen shower on Saturday. Miss
Helen Letchfield gave delightful Ken
Slnston in her honor. Miss lJsTnphill and
Miss AnSo'l viii entertain for her Tues
day afternoon. auh Miss Lena Brow
viii give an afternoon affair for her on
Friday next.
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MOULD WORK WELL
] ON JOHN D. S SALARY
gut Can the Poor Wage Garner
With Family Save
0nc-FTifth?

SrW YORK. Oct. 2L--The members
III ibo Rockefeller Bible class OF the
fifth Avenue Bsptst chlrch @ Mora
-y.,rned Yesterday that if they spent more
'san nnc-nfih of their incomes for rent
,,rv Nero guilty OF improvidcncc.
f'rh, Young men were advised 10 diNldc
.,,tir ,nfsl earnings rs follows:
4 Duc-fi NTH part for shelter.
f,uc-nflh part for food
f)ne-ffth part for clothing. recreation
md self improvement
Z Cnc -fifth for emergencies. Such a3
.Jo,ior's bills. drugs. etc.
7 And the remaining one .1ith Nhould DC
Ii, aside for profitable investments,
The speaker WAS Rev. Addison Moore,
'-s' n,cmber of tho class interrupted The
Is,der 10 ask. 'IloT about a man WIN
s,uaIl salary and five or six children
p keer. 10 YOU ihink he can live M
~ ,hose figures? no YOU think he liz $
--cr,, chance 10 lay aside ono -Tffli nj his
ncsome for profitable investment?
'nThcre are exceptions tr every rue.
y ,nurra rorlied lir. Moore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

n SEATTLE Wash. Oct, 24.-The gov
'ernment has closed contract foI
lnonihr mail service hy dog sled TO the
'1diiarod and lnnOko districts during th"
Winter. Mail Tor tho new camps and
Fairbanks will so from Cordova. on the
|ccasl. 10 ChItina. over tho newly com
'rleled Copper River railroad. and thence
by stage i00 miles {" Fairbanks over q
new trail. The Valdez Fairbanks trail
has been abandoned as a winter mail
'routc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

Would YOU buy or sell real eststc7
II matters not. The Tribune want ad
section is certain to furnish the result
YOU most desire. Try it aud he con
vinced. Bell phone 5000; Ind, $50.
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SOCIETY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

: In order 10 prevent imposi,ions .
: and embarrassmcuts. The Tribune .
requests that persons leaving social .
. notes. and especially marriage no .
: tees or engagements. for publca- .
tlon. leave with them names .
=. through which tho source OF the :
: same may bc traced II the matter /.
: Is called in question. /.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

The College club will have an open
meeting ON Saturday afternoon next will,
Miss Lena Hague al the Walker home
on Sixth East and Brigham streets. The
membors Of the club have AL invited
friends and thcre win bo about a hun
dred guests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

Colonel and Mrs. Edwin u. Uolmes on
!ertalned last evening with Il worry en-
lnN3blc supper following the concert. the
affair being arranged iu compliment to
Miss Sybella Clayton and Miss Mary
kimball. The large round table WAS ar
ranged Tor sixteen and great bowl of
American Beauties filled The central part
Besides the two talented Young guests
OF honor there were present Colonel and
Mrs. ~ W. Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. r.. ..
Howard Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor. V Rice
Mrs. Edwin Eimball. Douglas Eimball
Miss Hortensc HartNeU Miss Mildred
Mcmillan, Fred Smith and \. J. kissel-
burg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

uI-rI-TH. Ori. Ht.-Dispatches received
bere ioday say that the steamer Lang
-, th. rrcv MAS saved. The boat WAS
owped by John l.. Adams ct Detroit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

Mre. John :. WelcIi and son. Hebcr
NIL be -si horic. this month with Mrs.
NooIhcad at 1911 East Fourth South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

n xrw ORLEANS. oct "+-Auuounce
nenr WAS made tonight that Abe At'e!l;
nc ti;ic holder, aud frankie ConleN WIZ
,oeei in n twenty round bout at the west
Si5e Athletic club on sunday. November
IL for Tho worlds lcatherweight cham-
IlnnNlln
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American Candidates
STATE TICKET.
For Congress:

For Congress.
ALLEN T. SANFORD.
For Justice Supreme Court
'- - zee
:. COUNTY TICKET.
For Senators.
Z. &. CRITCHIOw.
C. B. JACK.
For Representatives.
JOHN N, SpAULDING.
GEORGE NJ. SULLIVAN.
ii. w. BENNETT.
TONY JACOBSON
WILLIAM 4. MORRISON.
ORMAN w EWING.
DR. CHARLES /. DOUGLAS.
! ALEXANDER S. FOWLER.
CHARLES S. PULvER.
A. j. WEBER.
For County Commissioners.
GEORGE RAY WALKER dong term),
WILLIAM G. ROMNEY (short term),
For County Clerk.
FRANK r.. CHRISTENSEN
For Assessor,
JOHN NJ. HOPFENBECK,
For Sheriff,
ARTHUR ]. CttARON.
For Treasurer.
CHARLES READ.
For Auditor.
= DAVID j. GREENE.
For Recorder,
PATRICK e. CONNOR
For Surveyor.
JOHN 8, BARKER.
T. For Attorney,
g. GEORGE JAY GIBSON.
s
CITY TICKET.
For Justice OF the Peace,
HARRY S, HARPER.
For Constable.
GEORGE P. TINGES.
COSTA RIGA TO HAVE
MORE CABLE SERVICE
WASHINGTON. Oct. PA contract
has been made by the government Of
Costa Rica with Edmund John Reese.
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Mrs. Williamson and Miss Williamson.
charming people who have been guests
Of the Sam Williamson family for some
few weeks past will leave today To re-
turn 10 their homc in Scotland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

Dr. and Mrs. r.. Q. Boyd of Twin Falls.
Ida. are in town for a stay OF several
days, and are at the Wilson. They will
leave later for the east la Join Miss
Lydiu Boyd. who will spend the winter
In Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

ding trip. Mrs. Weir WAS Miss Cora
Richardson OF P1ducah. Ky, and Was q
friend of Mrs. Eugene Traucbucr.
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Miss Madelcin Weit5. who was. recently
operated upon for appendicitis. is home
from the Judge Mercy hospital, entirely
recovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

Mrs. Windsor Y, Rice will entertain
Tuesday afternoon at n bridge tea AT
her home on East South Temple street,
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Condensed kilograms

n PORTLAND. Or. oct. 2s.-Word was
'rersi,eJ here roday that the business
|-lcc,ion Of FLORENCE al the mouth OF th"
'cs,SI,r. river had been DESTROYED u!
Srs The loss aggregated $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

MIR. and Mrs a. II. Rutherford have
moved from Sixth avenue 10 their ncv
home. No. Is Brunswick place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-25

Mrs. Samuel f.. Fcnior will entertain
her friends con Saturday and Monday next
ut two bridge teas at her home. 60 North
Second West street.
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Captain Garrison McCaskey has re
turned from II ten days stay i'm san Fran
cisco visiting friends there.