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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12
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ave Dslhdfte iUarsn dnh heute misber
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Sdtfrags mad TorIeben asring. Die 3inss
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nnc Usiddfispapiere rurben nc 6E btss
tcnfirt. SIM ofsnen Marfte mnrbeH Dor.
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~ b -- 6L% pIaetrt.
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naren ftetig uno uurben ,n Bart ,rDt'9sn
Benftn usrfauft. Die GcuRtsrr0ts betrdet
zoe pramie per $1,000.
seAid asf esrsss
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luottrungeE ~ bsrintsn:
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q. 90 Tose STD, t4.53L per e.; paris
. Iase St1t, 5121--520 5ranes per 900 !;
eo Iase st1t, 5l7L - 5tsH francs per
Slo0 fur Gsutih lamb. 4 1aae si1t, 4
Rari s5He, DO. 90 Iase estt, SA,.e.
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anf eelfaft iu A.82T persauft.
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~ combs, 1S25. Soup. Ii4K 1l5L
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

TEN uort. IL. 4uouf.

UEW DprI, IT. NH8NN.
9tnr mar beute itetig su s33.25-33.50
1900. GIeetroEptbtc gu sl2.50 - 12.62%
NAB eating su sI2.25-12.37T. BIsi mar
flau gu s4.40--4.50 uno SpeItsr ebenfalIs
~ s5 .35 -- $40. Gtien mar uuuerduoert.
ao. / 3oGnorg TortbsrH gu $ls.25-lS.50,
Eo. 2 DO. "a si5.50--l6.00, 80. Sout5srs
sl5.75-16.25 aao SO. Sou:5srR loft su
SI5, 5,75-l6.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

WGtns Beube HHD WfHsN sH WV Bosts
GsIp ,,cn eau" mar piais su lL--1SS.
Qrima geI9dftspapiers ~urosn su o51f--
e% nisiontirt.
eterltnss Gr6anss VI itstis. -
ei6t 10 s4,s6x nne 70 1ass St1i
~ a 4.63h--4.s3H.
Hunpes .Dbltsationsn rparsH fs'
tsa uno wursen ris tolst auotirt:
Der. Staaten aefunoina ~ 1907 asb.,
~ rsaifsrirte ll9z5) 1l4X-1i5, Gou'
pens ia 4L--Il5H, ~ reaiftrirts lOlH-
io2. Coupons 1917 --i02. Yanau1a Soa'
pcns 2s 1o0s.-iOiI.
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lebr rubia uno nur eerinsen Rursidman'
iunaen unieEmerfeH, Die 4reiis aber paTer
I'm aasemesneu i6wah. Die SdluBnotl'
ruuaen itanoen In ben meiiten 6aQsn etIuas
unter oenen pon geftern.
4a4ftesenoe aurie rparoen BON Der
srwin, Baanau 4 Co.. Ho. 223--25@ NAL
nut Strabe. bertttet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

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alsmme. Sin ungdriiher I'd
ihenpisb bate, Ipie bds u. 20. Sg5l.
mittbeilt, aug &nldB Der 5asoauss
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teruommsn. Gr beftieg auf bem
Sdpar3enber9pIdBe eiren Dihtbeieba
ten StraBenbabnpagen, Der in ben
9roter fubr. Stpn uuf Der plattz
form fano er 4rbeit; nebsn ibn ftanD
cine elequute Dame nit etnen 5dnD@
tdih6en am Qrm. Gr ofFnete geihtft
Die 5ufhe, I'm bic g0rie 3u 8ieheH.
dllein er bate Qedl. GrItens mar IN
Der Sdfte teins 8Dris, oanr bate ole
Dame bas Oeffnen Der Ldife tpabrs
qenpmmeu no tlappte lie rsfolut sus
10 oaB bic Singer oes JafheHoiebes
einaetlemmt fuuroeH. Sr fhri2 Dor
Shner3 ldut uui, putpe ober, aIs 0ie
ltmftebsnoer ieiHe Sttuatiou ertana
ten, uusgelnt1t uno einem Wdhmdnn
iibeyqebsn. 3em 8e3irtsrihtsr eeree
fiArt, iufts er alduben sn MAIDEN. paf
er, um Tih auf Der ihpun,snoen glatts
form halten 3u tonnen. NIT BEN 5iH@
aern, anitatt an cine Stunae, in Die
oFfene 5aits deratben lei. Der Nifl4
ter perurtbeiIts ben urfidereu 5errn
psaen ieines gsriebens 3u einsm Uio>
nat itrensen arretes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

Htuourss. - Ssspsi s4.55 - S.25.
Ttrss stisre S8.50--5.60. peTtIits Gtiere
81 00--8.75, stossrs NIB Seessrs $4.o0-
6.25, RassxHo bstfsrs - .50-S&0, Ralber
s6.50-S.5o. Nartt 5-l0e nteortqsr.
SnpeiKs. aettts 81. 40-5.90, ee'
miIAts g. 80 - 8.85, i4psrs 81 $3.50.
raxhs i7,50-775. gate os auser!eiere
81. .75-S.4Q, FerteI -. .40-S.S5. gerpdds
unssiorteH narsa itests, anoere Sc nisori'
ger.
e6aFe unh gdmmer. SGafe !:
sishsiniits t225-425, psrIi6s s250
Abb. S&ArltEse "a D--5.40.
EinsstmIias "a. .25-6 50, ruet.
lite s425 $50 Marft l0c nieortger.
3afgbr aiuosisb 1000. Sdweins
Ia, 900, edaie uno 2dmmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12

Or. g. SiIsbee hot oaS RrobIem
aeIoit, zines ser gr0Bten 2eioen Der
Wenidbett, ndmIif @dmorrhotoen,
iii beiIen. 9nofeiis beibt oaS
portreffIide Iiittel, peIhe3 it'd be-
reits in pieIeu taIieno, ieIblt Den
hartnQdiqIten 5duen pollitdubig be-
lpabrt bat. Y. 9teuItacDter & 60,
Sor 1916. 3erp g)orf, idliden eirem
,Scoen, Der es pertangt gfuIter uno
8ebraufsautpetimg 70 itenfrei
nod allen SDeiIen ser 8ereiriaten
Stoaten. gu haben iii allen reuoms
ntirten Npotbcten SiItet euh Dor
Gahohnrutqen. gd)tet ooraui, oaB
Die 1lntcritlrift bon z. Stlsbee, 20.
q, lid our ieoer Seite Der SdodteI
befinoet. 9t@.
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stieaeo, Ii. gusuit.

Nelf. Der WGrtt mar itetia. Dintss
3atentss |. $3.50. straiskts a. .30--5. 90.
eprins pgtents beseas5 76, Straistts 35.25
--3.t5. Baiers 81 .o0-5.76.
Reiisa. Sar 5spteMbsr 1917 -
I02ze, cni calnb l0.sSe, fAr Tes. l041x
--l051@c. am SnIub l063Se, fur Mai l091
--1l04s, am SGlub l10ss.
BeIfdts - 5ar esptsmtsr 63s%--
6lKe. am GAIab o4sssse fur DECEMBER
bOs --6lxe, ON sAlub 6lsze: Ifar Rai
az L--s3fSe, am Shlub 63s<c.
04fsr. - sSRr Sepiensbsr B6ss-371se.
sm e4lut 37s; iar 2eiembey 3St-3S ss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-12
Siebmarfte.

Gtnetnuast, IL. Iaguf.
SuFutr uub 8erianot wdbreuo ben DER,
Eofieusn "a stunben, persIi9eu mi. ben
por5srgebsnoen Iasen, uarsn ME foIst ::
ovb,hx. 9fl,A,t., 'GA-.i,, GAoE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
HOTELS

BROOKLYN HOTEL, $50 LIST St. blocks from
Market-Modern hotel; boartl aud room 81 and
sl.25 per day. SO to $3.50 per week; meals ~
cents; first class service; choice rooms 90
cents: family rooms 81: rooms per week. So up
free bus. CHAS. MONTGOMERY, prop. tfor
merIy of the American Exchange Hotel. Mont
gomerys Hotel and Brooklyn Hotel. Bush st.
HOTEL BRISToN, <15 O'Farrel1 st--An mod
cOnvenieDces; room and bath. SO per
month; center Of business section; single rooms
$3.50 week up; country trade solicited
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
MALE HELP WANTED


Able bodied men wanted for the L. S. Marine
Corps, between the ages Of 19 and S5 Must be
native born or have first papers Monthly pay
SO 20 S69. Additional compensation possible.
Food, clothing. quarters and medical attendance
free. After 30 years service can retire with IS
per cent Of pay and allowances Service on
board ship and shore in al parts OF the world.
Apply at Il. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office,
- Market St. II Merrimac bldg. 10 East st,
San Francisco. Cal
MEN wanted, age Is 10 35. for hremen 500
monthly, ana brskemen $50. on nearby rail-
roads; experience unnecessary: no strike; pro-
motion TO engineers. conductors; railroad en-
ploying headquarters; over 500 men sent to
positions monthly; state age; send stamp
Railway Association, care Call office.
WANTED-A high class salesman. thoroughly
experienced and familiar with the liquor bust
ness; must have personal acquaintance with
best local retail trade; excellent opening for
right party; all details to experience and
references must accompany application. Ad
dress box 2i22, Call office
lIRSr class advertising msn. capable OF organ
izing and managing largest and best sdver-
Using proposition coast; 50. 600 per year;
no brokers or has beens wanted. Reply. Civ
ing experience and references. address and
phone number P. o. Box 104. Berkeley. Cal.
WANTED-A young TO work in drspery de-
partmeut. Apply HALE BROS, INC, 1lth
and Washington sts.s Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS who can sell Al mining stock are
offered big commission; this stock will bear
strict investigation COOPER. 506-50S Schmidt
bldg. S. F.
WANTED-Reliabie correspondent in each town
ship for collection agency. For particulars
address MR.. ALLEN, 2s7 Natoma st., 8. f..
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04

DRESS MAKING. designing. cutting htting ana
ladies' tailoring thoroughly taught; y. Y.
branch OF vienna Tailoring Institute: a tailor
shirt waist pattern cut 20 your measure 25c:
branch OF Elite Fashion and Patterns. see Grim
oline models, 800 Grant av.: ph. Sutter 1494.
McDOWELL'S Dress Making and Millinery
School III Geary st. Grant aV.. evening
classes; patterns cut 10 order. Douglas 4731
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
FURS

GOLDEN GATE FUR CO.. S2S Suffer st-Re-
modelling and repairing at popular prices -
KOCOCR. mgr. Phone Sutter 164S, HIM CS5O4.
LOFSTAD & EVANS Inc furriers. 25f Post 81 .
Mercedes bldg. Sd door. Tel Kearny 4S59
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

A small want ad in The Call will do II quicker
than a dozen signs plastered on windows
and which spoil the looks of your home he
sides Phone Kearny Sc for ad man to
call aud you.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
SOUTH oE MARKET AND MISSION

$50 o-ssrs r; Z sunny modern flats: 1881 Noe
mr.. Market.
sso-5 I. and b.; garage; modern bungalow:
s2T.50--e r. and b.; 4I23 18th near Diamond
S20.25-4 r. and b. each; 148S Folsom nssr
10th: sunny. modern fats.
$50 r.; 81 Hermann Valencia
$16A r. and b.; 2967 oath near Harrison.
SI5r8 r. and b., e32 Castro ST
$13.50-4 and b.; 154A Langton near Folsom
STORES, ETC, SOUTH OF MARKET ct
AND MISSION
$50 mo. each-3 stores cor. 9Th and Clara sts
scr. 7.5o-store. 2ee5 oath near Harrison
j. " WRIGHT CO.
22s MONTGOMERY ST.,
MILLS BUILDING.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04
LOST AND FOUND

IF NOC LOSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II /
here. II viii be returned TO you IL en- honest
person finds it, Remarkable recOveries are
brought about every dsV through this column
IF YOU FIND ANYTHING BRING IT
10 The
san Francisco Call
! Lost and Found Bureau
Third and Market Streets
Get 3 claim check Have * advertised I
Reclaim IL IL the owner does not.
THE IAAN-People who ind lost articles
sre interested in knowing that the state law
is strict 10 requiring them 20 seek the owners
! through advertisements and otherwise. and
thar failure 10 do So II proof can be shown
involves severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-04

s15o-s T. and b.; 2eso Scott corner Filbert.
$1,000 r. 4 b. kitchens; newly papered and
tinted; close to Fillmore and Height
s55-l2 r.; 2o29 Vallejo nr. Laguna; view.
S50-10 r. and b.; 2217 Van Ness mr.. Broadway
$3.50 r.; 2523 Cough nr. Vallejo.
S36-7 r; 1903 Buchanan Post.
$30-7 r.: 1859 Pine nr. Cough.
$15-5 r. and b.; 1T12 Broderfck mr., Pine
STORES, LOFTS. ETC. NORTH OBJ MARKET
STREET
s15o-Loft 2sx137:e IT.. I'd door; passenger and
freight elevator 125 Geary st. near Grant
S125-Mezzanine floor; 125 Geary nr. Grant ave
500 (may be lessl-Large ground floor space
S5O-Store, 1922 Fillmore nr. Clay.
7.50-Large basement, 40x60 IT.; elevator
$3S-Store. NE. corner Union and Larkin sts
S35-Store 32SS Sacramento near Presidto sS
$3o-Large store, 41s Pine near Montgomery.
$9G-Large store, 1160 O'Farrell near Fillmore
S3o-Space in new market; unsurpassed location
S25-Store; for creamery; $40 Cole mr. CarI
Szo-Space In new market; unsurpassed Iocatton
$3.50 to s30-Large, light rooms. suitable FOR
light manufacturing or sample rooms.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31

Miss Nellie Watts has returned from
visit with friends In Boise. Ida.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robertson and
children have gone TO Spencer. Ida. for
n short visit.
i. q. Carten OF Salt Lake. accom-
panied by his wife and mother were
visiting friends In Ogden several days
this week
DR.. and Mre Arthur c. Barber have
returned from Denver. where they were
IN attendance at the sessions Of the Ma
uOnal Dental association They also
spent short time I'm Colorado Springs.
Manitou and Glenwood Springs before
starting for home.
The women OF the CONGREGATIONAL
church entertained at a delightful So
cial and lawn party Thursday evening
~ the home OF F. +. Towne. 2S55 Wash
ingtOn avenue
Mrs. J. @. Leverette has returned 20
her home In Spencer. Ida. after a few
days stay at the Utah Hot Springs ho-
Mr. and Mrs ]. A. Bagiey are enter
tanning their brother. Hoyt Andrews. OF
Wichita. Kan
Miss Minnie Zitzman. accompanied by
her sister, Mrs Malcolm McAliister. OF
salt Lake, left Monday for brief visit
70 ocean Park, Cal
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31
AMERICAN EoRIS.

Especial 70 The Herald Republican.)
American Fork. July 30.-Miss Vera
Adams. one OF American Forks popular
young women. and George Il. johnson
Of Salt Lake. were married Tuesday at
the home OF the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Adams. Bishop Joseph
II. Storrs. officiating. A reception was
given the young couple IN the even
ing. They viii make their home IN
salt Lake.
Frank Stout spent the fore part OF
the week in Springville.
Mrs. Bert Pike OF 81. George IS here
for an extended visit with her mother
Mrs. Nephi Eismore.
II. G. Johnson was a visitor at the
state capital Friday
NJ. Q. Randolph and wife and ]. NJ.
Randolph and wife spent Tuesday In
American Fork canyon
Joseph Monteer Of Salt Lake was in
American Fork the fore part OF tho
week.
William Kirk OF Pleasant Grove was
q visitor In American Fork Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Roberts OF Lehi
were IN American Fork "Wednesday
FORMER Governor J. &. Cutler spont
Friday in American Fork
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31
in spanish Fork.

In Spanish Fork.
James A. Beane. a well-known Young
stockman OF Nephi. and Miss Alveretta
Evans, one OF Nephfs most popular
young women, were married In salt
Lake Wednesday. They will make their
home IN Nephi.
Mrs. James Hawkins spent last week
I'm Salt Lake.
W. A. Matson spent Sunday in Eu-
reSa.
Mrs. ]. A. Hyde is visiting In SAT-
Herschel Price Of salt Lake spent
Sunday I'm Nephi.
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Ernest Hin OF Salt Lake Is IN,
guest OF her sister. Miss Kate Andreyvs.
Miss Pearl Allen returned last week
from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Lucy W. Schofield from Prove In
visiting relatives IN NephL
Miss Janet Latimer came down from
salt Lake last week.
Miss Norma Miner returned Sunday
from Salt Lake.
Miss Mabel Sperry came home from
salt Lake recently.
L. A. Bailey. ir Is suffering fro--, a
dislocated arm.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31
BINGHAM

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
blhsham, July 8O-E. G. Locke. sec
tetary or the Miners union. Is expected
nome from Denver in a few DAYS.
r,-ile new catholic church in Carr
FoIk VIII be dedicated August 20
Edward Cakes and family have
moved 10 Lower Bingham.
william GrittOn and family Of Depot
var ward intend TO move TO Salt Lake in a
John Hyland and family Of Upper
ham. Ct DiHs
Mayor Thomas CULLEN was in Salt
Lake during the week
MIS-. ~. y. Dudley was quite I'll with
Ia grippe during the past two weeks.
Mrs. Joe Kemp IS on an extended
visit to the coast. where she went Tor
the benefit Of her health.
george Brown and family OF Depot
ward have left camp for Tooele
Inc Pioneer ball. given in CANYON
nan Monday, was most pleasant and
enJoF able social event. The attend
ance was large.
Or. l. L. Archer OF Salt Lake vas In
camp during the week. "a
MI ana Mrs Burke Of Upper Binr-
nam nave moved to the settlement at
the Boston Consolidated mine.
George Owens who has been visiting
-, 80 , ,s IN salt Lake. returned 10
Wnere he resides with his sister Mrs
keziah Bremner
EEeu bemiS IS working one OF his
claims near the Galena mine.
superintendent J. +. Barnard OF the
Shlted states Mining company has MS
for the summer.
Inc Misses Jeanette, AnReIine and
violet Bolognese have returned from, q
SIX weeks stay In ogden.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31
SPANISH cork.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
spanish Fork. July SO.-Henry u.
Hicks and wife and two children were
visiting his father and mother IN this
city Thursday and Friday this week.
John ". Moore and wife are visiting
relatives at Thistle this week.
Professor Edward Morgan OF Cedar
City is visiting with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Morgan here.
Mrs. Alice Rife spent July gath in
Salt Lake.
Mrs. c. r. Larsen Is suffering with
heart trouble.
W. J. Thomas. one OF Spanish Forks
pioneers. went to Salt Lake 10 spend
July "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Saxey OF Provo are
spending few days here with the par
ents OF Carl SaKey.
Will NoalSs and wife Of SpringvlIIo
and Ton Young and wife OF Provo
bench spent July. % at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peter i. Boyack.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. g. Bjarnasen OF
Sunnyside came down last week TO at
tend the funersl OF Mrs. Bjaransen'a
brother.
Miss Minnie Greer entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Lambert OF salt Lake with
their two children on July %
Mrs. TT. 3. Hughes Of ogden spent
three days here this week visiting
friends and relatives.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31
PENNINGTON.

Especial 20 The Herald Republican)
Pennington. July 3O.-Mr. and Mrs.
John Dorius were the guests OF Mrs
Clara Stayner Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Robinson entertained AT.
delightful picnic az Lagoon. Tues
day afternoon, I'm honor or her sisters.
Mrs. Milton West and Mrs. Clark
Streeter. Of ogden. and Mrs. Charles
Larson Of Wyoming. A delicious
luncheon was served, after which the
guests enjoyed the Don Philippini
band concert.
Mrs Hulda Miller returned Thursday
from visiting friends in Logan.
a. G. Pierson OF Pocatelio is "a guest
at the home OF Mrs. Sarah Hess.
Mrs. Colley Stayner entertained her
sewing club at Lagoon Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Louise Parks OF Salt Lake was
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Wuford Hess
during the week.
Mrs. Henry Soule left the first OF
the week 70 Join her husband at St.
Anthony. Ida.
Mrs. Minerva Knowlton visited Hoop
er tuesday in the interest OK the Re-
lief society.
Miss Pearl Christensen visited rela-
lives and friends IN Pennington Mon
day
Mrs. Don Corey OF salt Lake was the
guest OF Mrs. John W. Taylor Monday
last.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31

Nettie wlntch. Blanche Bird and
Aleen Madsen.
Fred W. Snow. son OF @. F. Snow.
came In from Stateline Tuesday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Lylas MOffit of Orangeville IS in
this city visiting at the home OF Mrs.
O. 2. snow.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Thorne Of Eph-
here.
Whltbeok and Funk. two OF Ster-
ungS prominent young men. have
leased the Barton livery stable for the
next five years.
Judge A. II. Christensen and Mr.. Al
Ger, his clerk, went 20 Rfchfieid
Thursday on legal business.
Harry Fox and Tony Hougaard left
during the week for Castle valley.
where they viii visit for the next ten
Emil Christofferson, formerly OF this
CITY, mas purchased the old DIR. Madsen
nome IN the southern part OF the city
IRON r.. =. Palmer.
iston. Utah. have returned to their
home after a pleasant VISIT at the
nome OF MIR. and MRS. Louis II. Hou-
Mrs. p. o. Madsen. Mrs. r. Il. Brown
ana James and liner Nicholson. ali OF
Bonita, have been visiting here during
the past Few days.
Cuddy Snow left for Ephraim during
the week on business.
mrs. Peter Peterson is at the home
OF her parents in Ephraim, suffering
with complication Of diseases. anC is
IN critical condition.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31
NEPTII.


Especial 20 Tho d-Republican.)
Nephi. July 3O.-Mrs. d. o. Miner re-
turned Sunday from Salt Lake.
Z. II. Sparks OF Salt Lake spent sun
day In Nephi-
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. King OF salt Lake
were In Nephi the first OF the week.
Mrs. i. Tanner visited her son. J. 2
Tanner. in Spanish Fork this week.
Miss Nina Sidweu returned from salt
Lake Sunday.
George VIM OF salt Lake IS visiting
relatives and friends in Nephi.
Miss Olive Syndcrgaard was a Salt
Lake visitor the first OF the week. the
guest OF Miss Georgotta Paxman.
Miss Lillian BlaCkctt returned sun
day from salt Lake. where she has
been attending the Z. OF Z. summer
school.
Miss Geneva Price OF Salt Lake spent
July "a in Nephi.
Miss Phyllis Sparks Is spending
few weeks az home. prior 20 returning
10 her studies az the n. \. u.
Mrs. George Sudbury entertained
Monday afternoon In honor OF tho sixth
birthday or hor little son. Alton The
guests were amused by games and
music. A delicious luncheon was served
Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Bailey are visiting
In Salt Lake
Miss Ina Hawkes. returned from a
two weeks visit 10 Salt Lake
Miss La Verne Tanner spent Sunday
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31
SALIVA.
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Salina, July 3O.-Bishop and Mrs
,norentzen gave party Monday even
Lorentzen's thirty-second birthday.
Inc affair was elaborate and well ar
ranged, and tho handsome home was
thrown open to their many friends
WHO came in response to the Invitation.
nose present were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Lorentzen, Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf John
SON. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Humphrey.
MI and Mrs. J. Q. Ivie, Mr. and Mrs.
John POulsen. Mr.. and Mrs. c. n Lund.
MI. and Mrs. James Scorup. Mr.. and
MIS- theodore France, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sohn Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
SSlrahe, MT and Mrs. L. Christofferson,
MI; and Mrs. H. Erickson. Mrs Ma
tlioa Jorgensen, Mrs. Nordfelt, Mrs. II.
e JOrEensen. Mrs. Peterson. Mrs.
ScOrup. 20
An elaborate celebration was given
curing the week in honor OF the six
I ISehIh anniversary Of the birth of Vigo
one Of the most successful surprise
parties given in this city during the
SSeason was that I'm honor Of Mrs.
the week. a large crowd was pres7
eht ana pleasant afternoon was
spent. The EensinEtOn club and Relief
sOSIe1y We're IN charge OF the affair.
MIS-. august Erickson is reported to
illness.
Ell. EIlroy Anderson of Epbraim has
1een a guest at the home OF Mrs,
Nerratelt during the past few DAYS.
81. 1I- ana Mrs. II. s. Kleinschmidt OF
S "A. Lake are guests at the home OF
ar, and Mrs. Lehi Peterson this week
MI ana Mrs. Littleford or salt Lake
nase been guests at the home OF Mr.
week NAins the
george 4. Bentz. assistant chief Of
< ra1lIng. OF Ogden. has been making
an Inspection Of the Fish Lake forest
howard Mathews has gone TO Reaver
this winter. ier anu
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenyon OF Nebraska
are the guests OF their daughter, Mira
Martin Peel. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Copeland are now
pleasantly settled in the Jones resi-
dence. They are contemplating rcsfd-
ing mere permanently in the future
MISS Helen White Is expected home
from Idaho the coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Smith and Mrs. 7.
"a. Gilbert have left Tor Brighton.
where they will remain three weeks
before returning.
+. J. Watson and DR.. Marshall are
spending a few weeks in the noun
tains near Wasatch.
Mrs. X. II. winder and daughter
viii spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. BuerElin have
LETT FOR Colorado TO be gone a month.
Miss Beulah Gallyer is home after
pleasant visit I'm Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Walker are spend
ing week In the canyon.
Ray Jewkes left the fore part OF the
week FOR bis home I'm Orangeville.
T. G. Miller and Joseph Bennion are
home. after a two weeks rusticating
trip In Big Cottonwood canyon.
Mrs. George Brown has left for
Wyoming, where she viii remain for
the rest OF the summer.
A party OF young people from. Muir
ray left on the stage wednesday for
Brighton, 70 be gone two weeks.
Miss Mabel Decide and her friend.
Miss Cora Thompson. left Monday
evening for Brighton. where they will
occupy one OF the little summer cot
cages for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ Miller LEFT for
their home In Idaho Falls Monday
evening, after pleasant visit here
with relatives.
Miss Lyle Miller. accompanied by her
evening Tor Yellowstone park. where
they contemplate spending a month.