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Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
Student Walks $50 Miles.

Lilboun Meriwether arrived at
his home in Paragould on the
20th inst, ,.from Fayetteville, tir-
ed iootsore and dusty, lie was
n student this year in tho Uni
versity Of Arkansas, and on June
9th started to walk home from
the University. lie is a lad Of
IS years, and while at the uni
versity took long walks for oXer-
else. Several ParagouId STU
dents agreed to walk home, but
when the time came to start they
all lost their nerve except young
Weriwether.
The distance from Fayetteville
TO Paragould is about $50 miles,
and the lad made the trip in
thirteen Gays, averaging more
than 25 miles q day.
The father h. W. Meriwcther,
one of the best known hardware
merchants in northeast Arkan-
sas, heard that his son was on
the way, so he hitched up the
family horse and started toward
WaIcott to meet the boy, Father
and son met about four miles
from Paragouid, but no amount
of persuasion on the part of the
parent could induce the young
man to ride the rest Of the way
home. He declared that after
reaching so near his goal he did
not intend to give up,-Para-
gould Soliphone.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
PROBATE COURT H9TIGFg

Notice is hereby given that Ho ,
na11el administrators and guardians f,i ''''''ig
current at the June term. lgo Of 1Se'9'o r
bate Court for the Southern District oe S'V n
counts for settlement with THEN r4saa S1a9
ate, to-wit '''"e e
Alice Cochran, guardian aud curat,, -,
Cochran. Annual settlement AliAI
Alice Cochran, guardian and curator of p.
Cochran. Annual settlement "'lN'
T. ]. MASSEY, guardian Of Ollie o,d a..
Massey. Final settlement. oNye
Hardy HiGCinbottom, guardian AH,,.;.
ford, non compus mentis, No. 3, annual N le'
mcnt. 'V'e
j. L. Johnston, administrator estate of 6
Johnston, deceased, Final settlement p
J. D. Padcn, administrator estate Of .rob, P.
deceased Final settlement. "D'
W. Q. Smith administrator estate ocM,.r
Rawlings, deceased. Final settlement j.
j, II. Jarrett, guardian of Doco and nm.
Vance. Final settlement ''
Hardy Higginbottom guardian Atlanta r..
ford, non compus monts. No. 4, annua, CO.."
mcnt.
jesse c. CoG, guardian Of Claude Gor 4.
nual settlement.
And all parties Interested in tho scttlor,.
Of said estates must come forward and 8lo =.
ccptions to said accounts, if any they have ON :
before the third day of the next term Of said con,
or they will be forever barred from cxccptnc 9"
accounts or any item thereof
Arthur Sullivan, Clerk
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION or THe
STATE o. ARKANSAS

No0nhNwoby gynn chat llo rouawnr Joint
ru,lw.un muuuInn m amendment {. rbogHto
Constitution wna 0mnl by Dbo CuoraI hmcm.
by liu regular n..ln o. HUn. ana la.t lb.
Hmc viii ho submitted Jo tine cIrrlora of u,c
stat. ot the uoy No0cml election 10 bo held
Monday September la, lDl0. Ton adoption or rr,
lection,
Proposed amendment No, 10
That the following .a hereby proposed a8 an
amendment To tho Constitution of the state of
Arkansas. and Jbu same l,tng aubmlptel to tho
electors of tbrSWJc tor approval or rejection at
the uuND general election for urnalora and repro.
nanBUyoo itam0io1U Of tho electors votng at
such election adopt such amendment the same
ahHll become part OF the cuna,lution Of tho
State OF Arauala, l0.wiu
That section one article five. uf the Uontrini.
Jiuu ot Che state or ArnH.w br amended aoua 10
rgnd uH follows
section 10 Tine Legislative powers of this State
aUl' uo vested U q General Assembly,, vhirb
shall ron#i#tol The sonauo and luuao of Rapna.
..n10w0a but Ihauyuplo of ouch munIelpp,l,'
uNuh county and ol tho State. uu.r.ypto hpm.
ru0vr mower 90 pTUno.n Iown nnd amendments lo
Wu towJlUyuu Wd towart ur reject tha .ama
uJ the polls independent of Ohu urthrqe Na.ums
lF, and IHuro.rwe power ul their own option 90
npmoNoo cop reject O.. Dhu uolH amy act ulthe uria,
mNyu UH"mbn fhu Um0 power reserved hF lhe|
people w Jnu Initiative and mot moro thm d pm
cent uI the lcrU yuDeua HJWl he required To- pras
pose amy meuHuro hy such petition, and every
such petition shall include the full text of the
measure so riopuFtl Initiative reliipHR anHtl
'r Nl,i wi.h the SrNetwy uf slbta mot HsH lhpn
luw. months before ta election II Nhth Iimp
they nroto b1 voted upn
"rho second power ga Referendum and ID nny
hr ordered iu,cop' wtolpw No.1aaov fur hy
Immediate uW.ya.uU ut ha u.bNg rw.A
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Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
ToldIL AM Ine SaLne.

W, a. PHILIPPE, @ prominent
business man Of Argcnta, was
called boCoro the puloak county
grand jury last week. whore ho
waa asked questions regarding
violations Of tho liquor laws in
Argonta PHILIPPE reruaod to
answer, declaring that b @
"would rot in jail before he
would inform on his friends"
lie wac ordered before the eir
cult Judge, who aont hIm To iuI
until ouoh tImo eeho was wplIiOn
10 gbgwer quelupuU After %
day or two Phillips concluded he
had better tell whsl ho know
than to lay IN Jail and guyo the
grand jury The information do.
sired,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

rict-First Monday in January
and July, Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August.
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-Northern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December,
Southern District--Second Mon
day in March, June, September
and December.
Chancery Court Southern Dis
,rict--First Monday in May and
November, Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.
H...
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01
o, g. LUDWIG,
Secretary of State,

PROPOSED AMENDMENT no TuE cON8TL
TUITION or TlN STATE OrARyhNHAa,
NoIcoH hmobv n.yon that tho following 0oml
rafouJon proposing Hn amendment to the 8Hle
Constitution, was pn5#ol by the General Amgms
blv at iB regular session Of 1000, and Mal nn|
same viii be submitted TO the electors of Dhe|
s'0Do UJ the noU noUwW .luaUui u bc held
Monday, September la, l0I0 for adoption ol ras
luuyIun,
Proposed q amendment Ro. III
That the following articles shall hp proposed aa
an amendment to the Constitution Of the statpor
Arkansas, which, when pHrtei TO bva majority
Of all tho members elected TO each House and
adopted b, majority ur the rl,Dl0is ot the State
uotIhE NJ bcucyt general election for senators
and representative, HhAll become u uaIt ot Ma |
Consolidation or JhoSHleof hrlmHaa,
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lob. .,.0uEmN Vote ror o. psNH.D byulu,.'
Un.lm01b
Wwa mg official umuwo "a. ph doyo
r0nW iNn
@ G. LUDWIG,
Secretary 81, Etala J
Sharp County record., 1910-07-01

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
NEW LODGE WILL BE
INSTITUTED AT GARFIELD

W p. Cooper, grand chancellor for the
state of Utah, knights of Pythias. as
sisted by other grand lodge officers and
degree teams from the three subordi-
nate knights OF Pythias lodges Of this
city. Will institute a new lodge, TO be
known Garfield No. ~ in the town
OF Garfield. Friday evening. special
train will carry the delegation from here.
leaving tho new Union station AZ Z
o'clock. and returning after the ccre-
monies are over.
This is the second new knights of
Pythlas lodge Grand Chancellor Cooper
has instituted thus far during his term
OF office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
A Travelling Salesman.

Fl. f. Beers, 617 7th Ave, Peoria, III,
writes: "I have been troubled for some
time with kidney trouble, so severely at
times j could scarcely carry my grips
After using one bottle of Foley's Kid
ney Pills + have been entirely relieved
and cheerfully recommend them to all. -
Foley's Kidney Pills are healing and
ontiseptic and VIII restore health and
strength Schramm- Johnson Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
BY G. e. ARNEY.
Special to Tho Tribune,

Special to Tho Tribune,
BOISE. Ida, Jan. 27.-The postmas-
ter's office at Boise pays salary greater
than majority Of state Offices and
more than any county office in Idaho
This prize has been held. as at present,
for ten years by W. G. Fcnton. His
last term will expire in March
For some weeks past John Macmillan,
president OF the Idanha Hotel company.
shcepman and former state senator from
Ada. county, was presumed to possess d
quit claim decd 10 this position. La
ter 1T was announced by telegram from
the east that Mr. Macmillan had, owing
10 business considerations, withdrawn
from the race.
This announcement at once caused
CONSERVATION among the Boise Repub-
licans, who have "a sacred ambition for
serving their country. especially in View
Of a $1,000 annual inducement appending
TO such service. Postmaster Feuton got
busy! So did y: II. Moselcy and later
George Latham.
Friends of these three patriots sent pc
titioDs. letters and kilograms galore TO
Senator Borah. who by courtesy OF this
being his home Office, is accorded the
exclusive privilege of naming the post
master, and at once the grass was tam
gled,
Petitions and letters frctn the friends
Of these respective gentlemen called forth
protests from them as well against the
possible success Of any OF the others; so
that turmoil followed.
Now comes the news again that Mac
MILAN is In Washington working for the
office himself
Again the mystery deepeps!
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AVIATION MEET!

Salt Lake City, January 29th and 3Oth
Excursion rates via SALT LAKE
ROUTE. World s famed aviators with
their best machines. Tickets on sale
from all Utah points, January 2sth,
29th and 30th. Return limit February
lst.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
WHAT YOU PAY FOR
LARD: WHAT YOU GET

Lard is sold I'm Salt Lake City at 20
cents per pound. or 81 FOR nva-pound
bucket. But when YOU go 10 the store
TO buy a fve-pound bucket OF lard and
bucket enters into the weight. so that
YOU only receive about four and half
or four and quarter pounds, but you
pay the dollar all the same,
Lard is quoted on the Chicago market,
wholesale. at 1858 cents per pound. and
Dairy and Food Commissioner Hansen
has determined TO look into this matter.
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FIGHT OVER BOISE POSTOFFICE MAY
MAKE POLITICAL HISTORY IN IDAHO

He will moi be Il candidate as his own
successor, but he and his office force
tcrson, who for ten years has been a
clerk in tho office, being now chief clerk
TO Mr.. Cuddy,
Mr.. Peterson is Il capable young man.
Of good rcpute and habits. and gained 81
great deal OF notoricty during The trials
Of the Western Federation OF Miners i'll
Boise. he clcrllIng the court during the
progress of the notorious cases.
The support OF Mr., Cuddy at once be-
comes a strong factor in Peterson's IA
vor, for Cuddy is strong in Ada county.
where he stands Well-niGh the head OF
the adrost political class of Republicans.
But, as always, there is opposition to
so-cailed courthouse ring. The ar
gument throughout the country districts,
that Peterson has had all that is coming
to him from Ada county, finds large
following
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

| bono was the scene Of
fa Thursday afternoon,
Breedcn entertained
0 Rter u number to tea.
W aitractiVcly decorated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Of the voters of Ada county. who expect
as is their right. better highways under
the new than under tho old system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wev left on
Thursday for a two weeks trip to New
York and other eastern cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

&. NJ Fell Will leave the first Of
thc month for n short trip TO New York
and other eastern cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Mrs. i. NJ Bishop entertained the
Sego Lily Sewing club At her home
Thursday afternoon a pleasant time
WAS spent in sewing. after which a
dainty luncheon was served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Mrs Schubert. Of Reno, New. IS
spending a few days here with her
brother, Harry CAM. and family
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Friends will bc glad to hear that i
n Botsford is out, after an attack o
typhoid fever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. i NJ. Davis left Sundal
for short trip to Washington, d. G.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Miss Grace Drybread of Indiana, who
has spent some time here. expects 10
leave soon for Il trip 10 Honolulu,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Mrs. Harry Clark and daughters, Ruth
and Judith, have gone 10 Mareur TO
spend few days with Mrs. Clark s
j. T.. williams.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

j. r. Sharp and daughter, Miss Anna
Sharp. Of Sunnysidc. are here, the
guests of Mr., Sharp's sister, Mrs.
Ferguson.
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Miss Howat entertained delightfully."-
Thursday at her home in honor Of Mrs,
ID, Elliott Kelly of Tacoma. Wash, who
is spending a few days here with old
friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Judge O. W. Powers has returnc
from trip 10 California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

the history section Of the Ladies
Literary club al the clubhouse Thurs.
dav morning at 1915 o'clock Mrs
Allen r. Sanford gave paper on
" Roman History dwelling upon tbc
lives aud characteristics of Commodus.
Iuliauus. Pertinax Septimus Servius
and others. The next meeting Will be
held the second week in February
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Mrs. William r. Fisher and daughter.
Frances, OF 10 q street. Will leave To-
day for California TO spend several
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Apropos to this tangled situation a
gentleman said to me yesterday: John
Macmillan will do all on earth to get
This place, and Senator Borah would like
to appoint him as a reward for services
faithfully performed during special
federal grand Jury session few years
ago; but down in the archives at the
capital of our country are some reports
which will inhibit the selection OF Mr..
Macmillan for the Boise postmastership
and the president has been advised OF
their existence as files Of the depart
ment'
This comes as reliable ncws affecting
The situation and at once appears to put
Mr.. Macmillan out OF the running.
Three years ago when Senator Borah
was chosen as n United States senator
from Idaho John Macmillan, as state
senator. placed him in nomination before
the senate OF Idaho.
In county politics there is certain 10 he
interesting developments this fall
w. l.. Cuddy is closing his second
elective term as clerk OF tho district
court and eX-Officio auditor md recorder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

kittcrmaster Of Sarnia
n. and Mrs. Smiley Of
ho arc guests of Mrs.
were guests of honor
ridge tea Thursday aft
" Mrs. "a. F.. Kimball
First avenue. Red was
pe prcttiIy carried out,
OF carnations through ?
Al handsome cluny lace
satin covered the tea
Vss lighted with rcd
pdelabra, while the cen
tall crystal vase of red
y. A. Greenwood
by Miss Darlene Kim
.fs were played and "A
lcnt in 10 tea, Prizes
WITS. j. +. Dunn, Mrs.
Is. II. +. Van Ilouscu,
pubar nnd Mrs. j. j.
Al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

l.. {. Moore. formerly nf this city.
hut now Of ferron, Utah, Is visiting
hero
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

in yellow, with large clusters of jon
qujls. a cluny lace piece covered IN
the lea table, which had a handsome
centerpiece of .ionquils and ferns Tea
and coffee were served by Mrs. w. II.
Child and Mrs. Elbridgo Thomas. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Charles Read, Mrs.
NJ. p. Whitney, Mrs, c. f.. Travis. Mrs.
j. w. Delano, Mrs. Mitchell of Butte.
Mont and Miss Daisy ,RaNbould.
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ations

Carnations
Until further notice. All varieties, zoe
per dozen, Sanders Granger Floral Co.,
$50 South Main, Van Dyke Drug Store
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Darling and
daughier Will leave early in February
for San Francisco. Cal, where they
will spend week or two and later go
10 Los Angeles and the beaches.
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Chief among those mentioned in oppo-
sition is stephen Ctler, who has strength
and collector OF taxes in Ada county.
Utler is a popular fellow with the coun
tryfoll<s. He Is Of quiet, retiring dis
position, and has been a very successful
manager OF his own campaigns IN the
county in years past. The struggle ne
same office, promises To be full OF inter-
est. and the result with the direct pri-
mary system, in its initial trial. will be
close. should each-as appears now-cn-
ter the arena for the best plum in Ada
county,
Five weeks ago the voters OF Ada
county accepted the terms OF a new road
law, passed by the last legislature, by
"A decisive vote of the people. This new
law does away with district road over
secrs and gives over to "A single overseer
county. The commissioners are author
ized TO choose, at an annual salary OF
$1,000, this county oNcrseer.
Already there is smart campaign in
progress over the personnel OF this ap-
pointce. Two or three former county
commissioners are applicants So Is the
present and the previous county sur
Veyor.
There is considerable agitation over
this appointment and many hold the
opinion that The board should choose an
expert. irrespective of either politics or
residence. The claim Is made that i'm
the far east men OF expert knowledge of
road building, based wears of prac-
tical and successful experience, can be
had for the salary named and a great
reward reaped for the money than by
the employment of local taleuf
This is an interesting struggle and a
phase Of new legislation which, is de-
manding its full measure of the scrutiny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

The Opal club was delightfully."- enter.
tanned hv Mrs. f.. NJ. West At her home
on Eighth avenue Thursday. The after
noon was spent IN bridge, the prizes be.
ing won by Mrs A. r. Greesop and Mrs.
i. u. Dinwoodv. After The prizes were
gwen dainty luncheon was served in
the dining room which WAS artistically-
decorated IN pink and white sweet pens.
The club will meet February 10 with
Mrs. T. G. Hand AT her home, at III
South Second East street
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|taEIElY j
At nrevent impositions /
u, 6cnts, The Tribune T
ncrsons leaving social T
I'm Especially marriage
Arements. for puoll-
v With them names
k A. the source OF the
raced if the matter
ucstion. 3
+
~ Kimhali will enter !
md i'm 4 series of :.
r, -, her home next We'd ::
es d i.
rd. .Hroedon will be host :,
bridge tea ut her !
rnoon. :.
of the high school !
7e at q large and bril- =
bs Is evening in Whit Il
hanan will entertain a :
mb bridge this after :.
Calder will enter =
Q shower this after =
of Miss Alton Paul, e
rried February >. =
aeritage of 72o First :
;ntertain the Lunch :
y
ake chapter OF the =
kd,s fifnte OF Bankers =
~ at n dance at the <
hs ] scning. =
= arten will entertain X
q Id at her apartment r
e this afternoon, :
b. Annual high school =
b d ball will be given =.
,sNa in Whitney hall. :.
y bc strictly military :.
ehsjfion affair. =
a doyIe King and Eugene
n Hcrc quietly married
I'm at the home of the
Judge and Mrs.
10, 1SS Is street. The
nt with spring flowers.
Carnations and lilies
ERE used with charm
6c DECORATIONS, palms
ne q background for
onls. Lilies of the val
eiycn as favors. be
|er of the bride. Only
nate friends witnessed
The beautiful and im-
J marriage service was
<ev. p. a. Simpkin,
Hips Congregational
Royle, father of Mrs.
<ride away. Mrs. King 5
King. acted as ring
< de wore Il cloth cos
broadclotb, trimmed
sleeves of gold net.
gold. with blue trim
~ luncheon followed
Aftei' a short wedding
vii be al home 10 their
Roylc home. lSS *
mer is one of the most
business men of Salt
partner in the real
ance firm of Stowe &
IS formerly city editor
10 Herald, and was a
,le newspaper man. The
in Salt Lake musical
;ircles. and posses a
nrming personality. She
ID Kentucky family. and
Ice Roylc. carly became
us Western homo. Mrs.
ter Of the noted play
ur, Edwin Milton Roylc.
fner of Denver, an aunt
Fas the only out-of-town
Kittcrmaster Of Sarnia.
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Friday will he Scotch day al the
Ladies Literary club, when pro
Gramme fitting the occasion will he
gwen. Miss Mabel Corhin viii give a
paper, "Iottings From a Summer S
Sketch Book, and readings from
Robert Burns will he given by Mrs.
Byron King. Mrs. Don Corav will
give paper ON Scotch Humor in
Fiction -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacVichie and
children will be at home TO their friends
at The Knutsford hotel during the rc
OF their home on East South
Temple street.
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The regular birthday luncheon of the
Y, w. c. 4. will be held Saturday at
their rooms in the Brooks Arcade. when
Mrs A. r. Moon VIII be the hostess.
Covers will be laid for Mrs. Edith
Miss DEM, Miss Morris. Miss
and Miss Beth Critchlow
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Miss Stella Hubert, who will be mar
riod next week. was guest of honor at
linen shower Thursday afternoon
given by Mrs c, W. Brewer. The ma.
tional colors were effectively carried
out in the decorations and in the menu.
During the afternoon vocal and instru-
mental numbers were given by Miss
Renee Rcdman and the Misses Schcid
and Monagham In the games the prize
was won bv Mrs. Harry Hulbert.
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Mr.. and Mrs K. G.. Schuldcr and baby
who are with Mrs. Schulder's mother
Mrs. w. IT, Dickson. in Santa Barbara
will spend two weeks early in February
in Los Angeles, Cal.
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Miss Shearman entertained about
twenty friends al a bridge tea al her
home Thursday afternoon, the third in
4 series in honor OF her sister, Mrs
Alma Kstz Of Portland, Or, who will
spend three or four weeks here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28

The many friends OF Mrs G.. j,
Brown will be glad TO hear of her re
turn from Goldfcld after stay Of FIVE
years. She will be Mt home to her
friends al 624 West Third North
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