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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24
Some Rare Books lire Found in the
Private libraries 81 Salt Cdke Gity

trations are wood-cut fashion plates
in the back of the number. and the
reading matter follows the general
lines OF today.
Another treasure Of this collection
is n full set of Homer. in the Pope
translation. published in 1912 by Will
liam Durell. 1t is In sixteen volumes
and illustrated with steel engravings.
Twelve little volumes form a fun set
Of SCOTS novels. published I'm 1919
by James Eastburn & Co. A complete
set Of Goldsmith. In eight volumes. IL
Illustrated with steel engravings, was
published in 1927 by II. Cowperthwait.
Philadelphia.
Six Rare Volumes.
Six -ofumes Of the Orlando Furioso.
translated from the Italian OF LudO-
vico Ariosto. with notes by John
Hoole. is a rare edition OF 1916 from
the press Of Henry Hudson. Philadel-
phia- An old French work in sixteen
volumes is the Discours sur L'His-
toire Uniyerselle, by BOssuet. A gen
uine curiosity is The Picnic mapers
By Boz, dated 1S41, the work now
called The Pickwick Papers. and
published under the name OF Charles
Dickens.
In addition TO these rare editions.
the general library OF Rowland Hail
contains excellent reference works. in
Guiding SEQ French and 900 German
works. The library room is a charm
ing one on the right OF the entrance
10 the main building. it contains the
greater part OF the collection.
Esstbourne G Lamson. 762 First
avenue, has collection Of more than
1 900 well-selected volumes. including
complete sets OF the standard authors
and other books OF scientific and lit
erarv value w. r. Hutchinson has
about 5000 books in general library.
containing the works Of the poets and
other English writer's. DIR. G. B.
Foutz has a fine private library. the
larger number Of HIS books being kept
on shelves in the large living room OF
his home. Others in the city who coll
Iect rare and fine editions are DIR.
Charles G. Plummer, Joseph f. Game
and d. a. Callahan.
The salt Lake public library has
s6,575 volumes. according 10 the last
report. with a membership Of o.
636 card holders. There is an aver
age daily loan OF SCI books. and the
average number of daily visitors is
SIS In the library OF the University
OF Utah there are now 1880 bound
volumes IL Is mainly a reference IL
brary, carefully managed in the in
terest of the students.
These are a few OF the interesting
] libraries OF the city. There are book
/ lovers and fanciers whose compare
lively small income is stretched al
most beyond capacity to accommodate
! the expensive taste for rare books. but
/ the delight the owners take in their
possession more than compensates for
sacrifices made to obtain them.
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RRIGHAM CITY.

Especial 20 The Herald Republican
Brigham city. July 23.-Two Of Brig
hams popular young people were mar
ricd this week In the Logan temple.
the ceremony taking place on Wednes-
dnv. Tho contracting parties were
Miss Grace Wilson and MILFORD Nell
son The bride r. the eldest daughter
81 Dir. and Mrs. Charles Wilson. and
the bridegroom r. the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. r. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
will make their home corner First West
and Forest streets. this city.
Celcstia Hansen. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E~aEtus Hansen. and John VAL
berg were married the latter part OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w Craghead
returned home from Malad the fore
part Of the week. where they were
married Mrs. CraEhead was formerly
Miss Emma Harlow or Iowa. air. Crag-
head has been resident OF this city
Tor number OF years. and g. "a wealthy
Catfleman and rancher.
Mr.. and Mrs. ole Petersen spent sew
crai DAYS Of the week In Logan.
"Wednesday in this city. Beal Cutler
and Miss Claudia Petersen. both Of
Snowvilie- were married by President
Oiccn y. Stohl Of the Box Elder stake.
Mr.. Cutler IS the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
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Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden. July 23.-Mrs. Fred NJ I'VE
Mrs. Sidney W. Badcon and Mrs. Oliver
NJ Runyan were the guests OF salt
Lake friends Friday.
Mrs. Ralph +. Hoag entertained at n
bridge party Friday afternoon Two
tables were filled with the PLAYERS
Mrs. Ad Kuhn has taken a cottage
AZ ldleWiid. in Ogden canyon for the
heated term.
Mrs Ambrose 7. Hibbs entertained at
a breakfast. followed by bridge. We'd
nesday morning at the Utah Hot Springs
MOTEL Miss Short Of salt Lake won the
prize Tor having the highest score
Miss Irene Streng has gone to Cali
fOrnia on months pleasure trim. She
will visit San Francisco. Los Angeles
and coast points
DIR. and Mrs. Ambrose p HibbS are
expecting to have as their guests this
week DR.. and Mrs. Walter g. Carter OF
Springfield. Illinois
Miss Iretta Fife and Mrs. william
+. Fife have gone TO lewiston Idaho.
20 visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. !. r. Morrci1 has returned from
n pleasant visit with Mrs. Margaret
Morreli OF Logan.
pleasant surprise party was given
In honor OF Mr.. and AIRS. John stone AT
their home on Second street on Mon
day evening. Music. games and dane
ing were enjoyed Those enjoying the
evenings pleasure were. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
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AMERICAN FORK.

Cspecial to The Herald Republican,
American Fork. July 22.-Miss Han
nah Christensen Of Los Angeles is VS.
itfnE her sister. Mrs. F. w. PaNman
Miss Thcodocia Hemphiu Of King
man. Kan. is the guest of Mrs. J. w
Storrs-
J. II. McEwsn OF Provo was In Ameri-
can Fork Friday.
Glenn Storrs Of Richfield spent the
week I'm American Fork.
S ID. Bassford Of TOOele spent the
week in this city.
Mrs. Beulah Lewis OF salt Lake was
in American Fork Tuesday.
Miss Katie Chapman is in Salt Lake.
George Nelson OF Butte. Mont, ar
rived Thursday. to visit his brother,
L W. Nelson
Mayor Gardner and city Councilman
Alma Greenwood spent the fore part
of the week in salt Lake.
Miss Rosetta Storrs went TO Salt Lake
Friday. to be the guest of Mrs. George
+. Hemphill.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Chipms,. .v-
turned Thursday from Strawberry val
ley.
state Representative ]. II. Wootton
spent Tuesday in salt Lake.
Eugene Cannon and family OF salt
Lake are at the Lambert ranch, above
Alpine.
Milton Poole went to salt Lake Satur-
day. While there he will attend a re-
union of the Poole family. on July "a
Mrs. Steven Woods went to Salt Lake
the first OF the week.
Squire Chapman OF Idaho Falls spent
the latter part Of the week in Ameri-
can Fork.
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n G. Cutler Of snowville. and formerly
resided IN Brigham city.
Miss Edna StOhl has returned nome
after an absence OF several weeks IN
Miss Hope Fishburn has returned
from a visit Of several days with rela-
lives In Ogden
u. S. Cook Of salt Lake was a gueIt
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs A. u MT
rill n few days this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Batemar. OF
sandy. Utah. are IN this city Visiting
relatives and friends for severgI days.
Mrs. \. r. Lewis and dayrhter OF
Oakley. Ida. were guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim w Dunn sew
eral DAYS this week.
Mrs. Christina S0renseys Of Mendon
was a visitor with her sons in this city
c. a. Krantz OF salt Lake was Wis
tor with friends in this city during
the past week.
William Davis, recently returned
| from Ann Arb0r, Mich, was the guest
/ OF william J. Lowe q few days this
week.
Mrs. Lieutenant santschi OF Fort
Douglas IS the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Nels. Jensen. Mrs. Santschi was for
merly Miss Amanda HOlmgren Of Brig
Il. S. HiDckiey or Provo was Wis
/ itor TO Bri CHAM City during tho week.
guest at the home Of his brother. 5.
/ =. HincEley. and family.
/ Mr. and Mrs J. =. Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Roskelley Of Logan
/ visited several days during the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. n p. Burrows.
Mss Eva Gidney has returned home
after an extended visit with relatives
and friends IN Provo and other Utah
| points.
r. NJ Tyson returned Tuesday from
an extended visit 90 Waila Waila.
4 Wash. and other northwestern cities.
Mrs. Lawrence Berg and daughter,
Alice, are spending couple OF weeks
visiting relatives IN salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Hsiiing Of star
| Valley. Wyo.. were visitors with friends
and relatives in this city and Geneva
during the week.
Ephraim Ralphs was over from Logan
during the week. visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo n. StOhl.
Abraham Smith OF Smifhffeld was a
visitor with relatives n few days.
James Mack or ogden was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Fishburn a few
days.
Ralph Merrell OF Smithfield was a
guest at the home OF Or. and Mrs. J. u
Harding one day this week.
Lloyd Sigler q salt Lake was
visitor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo y. StOhl Sunday and Nonda y
George Bardsley OF Nicola Iowa. ct
route TO Berkeley. Cal. visited a few
uncle. William l. watkins. and fam
Mr.. and Mrs V. r. Madsen and Mr.
! and Mrs. A. NJ Merrill were visitor
/ with friends In salt Lake day or t7y,
this week
, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Jensen wer,
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. William Jen
sen Wednesday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Anderson ar,
spending two weeks In Cache county
Mrs. Morris Rosenbaum OF Hvr1r1n
friends.
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BINGHAM.
% The Hera1d-Renublican.)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Bingham. July 23-Mrs. A. Sanger
left the first OF the week for Butte,
Montana. where she will be the guest
Of her daughter for several weeks.
David Teachenor Of Salts Lake. but
formerly OF this camp. spent several
days here this week.
The Women Of woodcraft gave de-
Iightful whist party at Canyon hall
Thursday evening. Mrs. j. =. White
and A. Rice were successful contest
ants for first prizes. Mrs. Monitor and
Harry Jacobs won second prizes. while
consultations fell to Mrs. ". s. Cannon
and Joseph Smith An appetizing lunch
was served.
A grand ball at Canyon hall is
booked for Monday evening. July %.
Mrs. NJ. L. James and children have
returned to their farm near the mouth
or Little Cottonwood. where they will
reside for the summer.
Frank TT. Cellvcntra returned from
a fishing trip on Utah lake the first
Of the week
Mrs. Hartman and children are Wis
itinE relatives at Pleasant Grove.
Organizer Kelley Of the order Of
Macca bees was out from salt Lake
several davs this week.
Samuel Robbins is on 4 trip to Butte
Montana.
=. q. Locke. secretary OF the local
union Of Western Federation Of Miners
is I'm attendance as delegate at the an
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about two years. when its paydays be-
came less frequent and it sought re-
pose in the journalistic graveyard.
Prominently connected with this pa
per was John W. Pike. who says that
the Democrat was first located on the
north side of East First South street.
between Main and State streets. and
later moved 10 the present site of the
Eagle block.
Succeeding the Democrat after an
interval OF some years. the salt Lake
Times was established by 6. Ann
Nichols. who ran the publication as
weekly for some time: afterward he
sold the property to 3. Clark Wheeler
of Aspen. Colo. who enlarged the
plant with up-tO-date machinery and
published it as an evening daily. 1t
died at length for want Of patronage.
Perry Heath bought the Associated
Press franchise. which was i'm disuse
for time. afterward being taken over
by the Evening Telegram.
An Official Organ.
June 6. 1857. the salt Lake Journal
OF Commerce. which was the official
organ OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
was established by H. L. A. Gunner 1t
had wide circulation ana was de-
camille interests of the city. In this
small magazine Mr.. Culmer wrote the
first mining notes published in the
valley in which may be seen the in
ception of the present mining pages
OF the great dailies of the city. In this
] connection il is interesting TO know
that Joseph +. Cainc secretary OF the
Commercial club. had the first society
column in the city on the salt Lake
Herald. IL was venture that
aroused much comment and some
and was shortly initiated by other pa
pers
In the early '90s James b. Bloor
published a weekly journal which was
independent Republican in politics
and devoted to commercial interests.
[ The Argus is remembered as a strong
paper. with many friends and admir-
ers- IL later merged into Truth. Mr..
Bloor is now living in Los Angeles.
One of the brightest periodicals OF
this city was the salt Lake Foam,
edited by John Rogers. since deceased,
and Elmer Ellsworth. now residing in
the east II began publication in
I 1891. but lasted only short time
Another with an exceedingly short ca
reer was a small sheet edited by r. w
sloan.
Truth. weekly publication. which
sold out TO the Western Monthly in
1908. was started by John Hughes in
1902. Living Issues. ably edited By
Warren Foster. had considerable
vogue during the editors lifetime.
In the '90s the BroadAxe and the
Plaindealer were organs of the Negro
4 population OF the city. They wer,
rival political sheets. and the Plain
dealer won considerable fame for Sc
riously demanding OF the Republican
state committee that it be recognized
as the official organ Of the Republican
party This was i'm 1896. when tn,
Tribune was supporting Bryan,
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Nephi. July 23-Mr and Mrs. Will
Whitbeck OF Nernal We're the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs James Bigler this week
Alonzo Sperry Is visiting his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. H Sperry.
w. l.. Cotton Of Los Angeles was In
Nephi the first of the week
Miss Meletta GoldsbrOugh entertained
at her home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate Delahoyd OF Robinson is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. g. G Whit
more.
II. B. Mensel OF Castle Gate was in
Nephi this week
Mrs Edith Sparkes returned Sunday
from Salt Lake and Ogden
A boy was born "Wednesday TO Mr.
and Mrs. Sson Chase.
Mrs J. < Cooper went to Ephraim
Mr. and Mrs. George Goble have
spent the past few weeks In Strawbcr-
T. w vickers was in salt Lake the
Mrs S. A. Caller went to Ephraim
Monday 10 attend the funeral OF her
sister, Mrs. Bailey.
I T. II. Burton was In salt Lake the
william Bailey went to Provo Tues
day. -
OF Miss Ethel Wright gave her pleas
/ ant surprise Wednesday evening
Il Mrs Harry Beagley viii spend the
next few weeks in Idaho,
A boy was born to Mr.. and MIS-
Joseph Carter Monday
Mrs. Joseph Brown has returned from
| Salt Lake.
II C Mcrtensen. ST.. of Levan, and
| his daughters, Title and Annie OF salt
Lake expect to leave this month Tor
! en- extended visit to Denmark.
Mrs. Winnie Lowe went 20 ParOWan
last week.
n Whitaker was down from Provo
| last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ockey we're IN
| Manti last week. -
Miss olive Syndergsard spent We'd
nesday in Salt Lake.
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MANT.


Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Manti. July IA party OF the popu-
lar young la'ies have organized club
and intend 10 meet regularly each
week 70 engage In sewing and liter
AIRY work Their first meeting was
held at the home OF Miss Pearl Parry.
when the following officers were
elected. President. Florence Sperry.
vice president. Laura Jensen. secretary
and treasure. Myrtle Harmon The
club VIII be called acacia"
The Ladies' r. X class were delight
fully entertained Tuesday at the home
% Mrs. Mary A. Christensen. The fea-
turc Of the afternoon was the physical
culture exercise conducted by Mrs DR.
Olgtcn. A reading was given by Miss
Josie Munk- The English lesson was
conducted By Mrs ]. r Christenscn.
An excellent reading on Ease IN Con-
versation" was given By Mrs Mary A
Sorensen. Mr.. W. W. Crawford was
the visitor present
TIE Misses Geneva Jensen. Luella
Nelson and Eva Lund visited friends
In Ephraiun Sunday and Monday
James Knapp has been In Ephrain
during the week transactinE business
Miss Christine larsen was called %
Castle Dale Monday 20 attend the fu-
neral OF her brother. Le,~is. who was
killed there Monday By lightning
r. r. Parry has rented home N
salt Lake. where the family VIII re-
main for couple Of months. ,-,-
antincd Tor scarletina.
The Misses Clara TinEey and Mar
James. OF salt Lake. have boon guests
~ tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs J. III
HornunE. They left for Richfielc
yesterday. whore they VIII visit foi
some time before returning 20 thei'
home.
Mr.. Della stringham and Mrs. r
Miller left Saturday for Richficld q
visit for few days with their sister
Mrs. Arthur Storrs-
Marriage licenses have been ISSUED
DUNG this month 70 John +. stark o.
Freedom and May Marie Parine Of Sal
Lake City and 20 Hyrum Whitbeck @n'
Sadie Jensen. OF Mavflcld
r =. DyrfnE has returned from
business trip 70 Castle Dale.
Mrs. T. y. Hcnrie was in Ephraiu
"wednesday visiting her parents. Mr
and Mrs Thomas s. Lund.
County Attorney Ephraim Hansen o
Tuhrafrn made trip 10 this cit
during the week.
Mics Josephine Olsen. one OF IN
operators I'm the telephone exchange Il
Ephrainn. was a Manu visitor Monda
one Of the pretty parties give
during The week was that OF Wednes
dav evening by Mrs. .. d Eliason u
compliment 20 Mrs. Eiiason. Mrs. Eau
and Mrs Cahoou. all 81 Moroni. a
elaborate lunch was served during tn
afternoon.
David and Peter Lund OF Ephrair
visited AZ the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
p Heurie wednesday.
Grant Crawford and sheldon Ander
son were in Ephraim Monday after
Mr. 7. p. Nelson Of At Pieasar
was guest az the home Of Mrs. Luc
Pcacocl-.
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EARMINGTON.

Especial to The d-Republican.)
Pennington. July 23.-One or the en-
jOyable social events Of the week was
the dinner given Monday evening Dy
Mr.. and Mrs. COlley Stayner. i'm honor
Of their third wedding anniversary.
Later in the evening the party enjoyed
the Don Philippine band concert at
Lagoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow Farr Smith
have taken a cottage at Pennington
for the summer.
The officers OF the Young Ladies'
Mutual Improvement association enter
tanned at an enjoyable picnic at Lagoon
Wednesday afternoon. A pleasing
feature OF the occasion was a delicious
lunch. the guests later enjoying the
music Of the Don Philippini'' band.
Miss Grace Dorius of salt Lake Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. T. c. Stayner, Mon
day.
Miss Marcia Knowlton left for salt
Lake Tuesday.
Mark Lillard and wife Of salt Lake
spent Monday in Pennington.
Mrs. Milton West and Mrs. Clark
Streeter OF ogden were the guests OF
Mrs. Louis Robinson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Foss and Miss
Sadie Foss returned Tuesday from
Preston. Ida, where they were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foss.
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One Of the brightest monthlies that
ever thrived here was the Four Hun
dred. established in August 1895. by
Joseph Bambe-ger. An original cover
design by a young cartoonist named
Nicholson was a feature. The editorial
staff included Tod Goodwin and Ken
meth Kerr. and other local writer's
contributed good work to the maya
zine. IL lasted about one year.
The Spectator, critical weekly.
was started by Kenneth Kerr in 1898,
and lasted a year. All the writers for
this paper were well known local peo-
pie. not connected with the press.
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nual grand session at Denver. Colo.
Miss Margaret Rood and Vernon s
Rood of the Elmerton hotel have as
their guest for the summer. their moth
er. Mrs Rood Of Pennsylvania.
The Misses Quinn. daughters Of Bar
ney Quinn Of Salt Lake are the guests
Of their aunt. Mrs Annie Mcclure
T. l.. Holman Of the Press Bulletin
was in Salt Lake on business Thurs
day.
Cashier C. W. Buckholz OF the Bing-
ham State bank was In Salt Lake sun
day visiting his family.
c. H. Lashbrook visited his family
In Salt Lake Sunday
John Gallagher OF salt Lake was in
camp Thursday.
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Especial to The He-ald-ReDubiicsn1
Woods Cross. July GA pleasing an
nouncement of the week is the marriage
Of Ernest Grant and Miss Rose Teller.
The newly-wedded couple will reside in
Richmond.
otto Johnson was visitor to- Wa
satch during the week.
II. r. Abbott Of Layton is now acting
as assistant operator at the Short Line
depot
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- - q CURES
-. 49, - OLD SORES

SIS Old into the
which
healing the blood
diseased blood Inflammation doored
polluted
inherited old the it
all who SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. ~
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Of three dollars per annum- Each
number will contain as great an
amount and variety Of reading and at
least as many pictorial illustrations,
and viii be published in the same gen.
eral style as the present" The Illus
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CConunued from Page OneD
word in the first volume is Of interest
90 readers Of Harpcr's today. II says.
"Harper's New Monthly Magazine. OF
which this is the initial number. viii
be published every month at the rata
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Especial to The Herald Republican
Murray. July 23.-Mrs. NJ. NJ Watts
and daughter. LenOre. have left for the
Watts ranch near Kemmerer. Wyo. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Cahoon. who have
been at the ranch for some time will
remain n fortnight longer.
After an absence Of two years in Mis-
souri,. 5. o Bennion OF Taylorsvlfle.
president of the central states mission
has arrived in Murray with his family
They will remain here for about ten
days. after which Mr.. Bennion will re-
turn 10 Independence.
Mr. and Mrs Orson Morris have re-
turned from Alma, wyo.
/. NJ. Miller Of Idaho Falls has ar
rived. to Join his wife and children
Thomas Birch. accompanied by Mrs.
g. H. Keer and children. Of CLAYTON.
Ida-- arrived in Murray the past week.
where they were Joined BY Mrs Birch
J. Silven leaves shortly for Chicago
and New York.
Blaine Stewart is here after a
months sojourn on the Cosgriff ranch
in Wyoming.
Miss Ivy Bullock is In Murray from
the Uintah reservation.
George Morris and Harry Cherfnean
left sunday Tor Wyoming.
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BOuntiful. July 23.-Nr. and Mrs. oil
yer Richart returned Tuesday from
Evanston. WyO.
Mrs. George COllingWOOd is up from
Winterquarters.
John s Leddingham has returned
home after an extended visit in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Zesiger have
returned from Tremonton.
Frank Balderson and John X Crosby.
jr left Thursday for Kamas.
Mrs. Emmerett Sessions. Mrs. Hilda
Thomas. Mrs. Tilda Birmingham and
Mr. and Mrs D. H. Smith are spending
two weeks I'm Cache county.
DR. and Mrs. A. Lee left Friday for
Pleasant Grove.
Miss Lizzie lockwood Is spending
two weeks in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Rebecca Porter is spending a
month in Rexburg. Ida
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Bathing at saltair never better.

O tell me. Angel Of The Birth,
Why came our JOY into the World.
While the drear Winter held the earth,
And leaf and blossom all upfurledI
Why mid this bleakness and the
SHOWS
Why not with Springer with the
Rose2
Edith N. Thomas.
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JOSEPH n. CAME.
Secretary OF the Commercial club
and former newspaper man. who edited
the first local society column In The
salt Lake Herald
Miss Caroline Emilia Jacobs, the
authoress. who died recently. wrote
under the pen name Of Emilia Elliott.
Kate Thomas had charge of a special
column devoted TO current events
George w. Heintz was dramatic critic.
and Edna C0hu and Mrs. Lester Freed
were contributors.
The most recent magazine 10 sus-
pend was the Salt Lake outlook. be-
gun in 1908 by the Tribune-Re porter
company. 1t had several issues, run
ming for about one year. The forty
periodicals now issued in salt Lake
give promise OF greater permanency
than some Of these predecessors.