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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-03-21
FINE HAIR GROWER.
Also Cures any Case Of Dsndruff OF
Money back. At w. w. AIbers.

Partisan Sage will stop itching scalp
and falling hair In two weeks, or
money back.
1t refreshes the scalp, gives II a de-
lightful, comforting feeling, and is
not sticky or greasy.
1t puts the radiance Of sunshine in
TO women's hair, and women who use
1t regularly are sure to have fascinat-
ing hair. 1t makes hair grow pro-
fusely; yet silky and lovely.
a large generous bottle of Partisan
Sage only costs 80 cents at W. w.
Albers. Girl with the Auburn hair
on every bottle. \
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-03-21
yoMETHIKC VERY NEW
TUSSAH D0Ts

Tussah Dots, in the best
colors, 27-inches On
wide .IUu
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06

All calicoes 4ac yard at Ratzlaff
Bros. sale, Jan. 10 to 18th.
Party dresses at a reduction of one
third at T. P. Burns special sale.
-25c Coma coffee Zoe at Ratzlaff
Bros. sale, Jan. 10 to 18th.
Remnant wall papers at Kaufman
Bros. for LOO per undle-just J price.
Ladies' tailor-made suits at one
half price--T. P. Burns special sale.
-25c can Calumet Baking Powder
15c at Ratzlaff Bros. sale, Jan. 10 to IL.
Take advantage of Kaufman Bros
wall paper bargains being offered now
on remnant papers.
Great reductions in coats, furs,
suits and dresses at T. P. Burns spec
ial sale now going on.
2 large packages Snow Boy Wash
ing Powder Csc at Ratzlaff Bros. sale,
Jan. 10 to 18th.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06

STOUT INSTITUTE of Menominee is
left in peculiar situation. At the
death of its founder, Mr.. James Stout,
no provision had been made for its sup
port or disposal. Since it is one of the
most famous institutions of its kind, it
is quite certain that some means of
material support will be discovered.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06
Don't be Fooled.

Try H. w. Barker's Cough Remedy
made at Sparta, Wis. Write for valu-
able information. For sale by w. G..
Atwell.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06

House to rent. Apply to A. E.
Skinner. so
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06

100 ladies' lawn aprons, p
white, barred, dotted.
Sale price :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
The Fayorite Laxative
One at Night Makes the Next Day
Bright; No Charge If II Doesn't

Because Of its extremely gentle and
effective action, Rexall Orderlies have
boone the most popular Remedy for
Constipation.
We are so positive that Rexall Order
lies viii do ali that is claimed for them
that VIC positively guarantee 10 hand
back tho money YOU paid MS for them
upon your mere request, If YOU are not
entirely satisfied.
Re1all Orderlies are eaten like candy,
are very pleasant TO the taste, do not
grippe, cause nausea, or any other an
noyance usually experienced when or
dinary cathartics are used
Rexall Orderlies have a positive regu-
latIye effect upon the bowels and tend
To provide permanent relief from Con
stipatlon and the myriad of associate
ailments. Besides, they help to over
come the necessity Of the constant use
Of laXatives 10 keep the bowels in nor
NAL condition.
We honestly believe there is no sim.
liar medicine so good as ReNall Order
lies. especially for children, aged, or
delicate people. They are prepared in
convenient tablet form in three sizes
Of packages. Prices, 10c, 25c, and soc.
Why not try them at our risk on our
guarantee!
Remember, ReIall Remedies can be
obtained in this community only at our
stores-The Rexall Stores s-Druehl l.
Franken. 27l SO, Main; Smith Drug Co,
o15 So. Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
Royal uighlanders.

Utah Castle No. 25S held lis regular
scmi-snnua election OF officers for the
ensuing term last Monday. The follow
Ing were elected 1llustr'nHs protector,
Steven J. CaTman: chief counselor Mrs:
Myrtle Rich; worthy cyangel, Miss Pearl
Gardner; secretary -treasurer, w. n. wal
lace: wardcr. Miss Berry: manager, +.
II. varron; past !. T.. Mrs. Mary Hub
bard
The following applications were voted
upon favorably: Mrs George Peak, Miss
Marguerite Peak. Mrs. Slaughter, Miss
Slaughter and Dr. Maryis. They will be
Initiated next Monday night. Tho fol-
lowing committee was appointed TO in
spect the hall offered by the Labor
Temple association; State Deputy Omal-
ley, Clansman Hubbard and Fair Lady
Smith. The exhibition drlIl which was
to have been given by the various drill
teams in The Odoon' has been postponed
until after the holidays. The masquerade
ball committee reported progress All
social affairs TO be given in tho future
will 30 placed in the hands OF lhe team
as Il committee OF the whole, the captain
TO be chairman II was pointed out that
better results could he obtained under
this arrangement. Captain Hubbard
wishes all members OF the team To be on
hand tonight to prepare for tho c%hibi-
ton dTill To he given in the Odcou. VS.
iting nIc1nlAndcrs welcome at Fedora
ton OF Labor hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
Salt Lake Thistle Club.

The usual business meeting or tile
above was held on Wednesday evening
last. December u. in the knights OF Co.
lumhus hall. East First South street.
President William Service occupied the
chair. There was a splendid attendance
OF members. After tho minutes Of the
previous meeting had been read and
adopted. and several other Items of husi-
ness passed upon. the election Of officer
bearers Tor the next year Then took
place. The following were elected 10 iiil
the various offices: President, William
Ncsbtt. vic" president. James MCGrath;
secretary. David Henderson. cot West
South Temple; treasurer. simon Gricye;
chief conductor. Miss Hannah White: in
stallinc officer David MCEcudrick, and
chaplain, william Service. Members are
hereby notified that the next meeting
on Wednesday evening. December 90.
viii be concert and dance. and a bene
~ for Thistle Mrs. McCallunl, who sus
TIMED a sad bereavement lately In tho
death Of her son. Remember the second
annual reunion concert and dance Of the
Welsh society and Thistle club In the
Odcon hail starts at S;lJ sharp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
Fraternal Brotherhood.

Scgo Lily lodge No. 252 held n very
interesting meeting last Thursday even
ing when the following officers were
elected: Past president. y. II. Wright;
president John 6. kricr: vice president
Mrs. y, II. Wright, secretary. Mrs. j.
e. kricr. treasurer. postponed: sergeant,
Al Uorspool; mistress -s.&-';:a. Mrs
Mary +. Holmes. chaplain Mrs. Mary
Lain; l. u. X. James Lee; o. -. X,
John w. Forks; musician, Mrs Edna Nc
Ecc; drill captain j. 4. Taylor ON
next Thursday evening, December H.
there viii hc a free invitation dance
given by tho retiring president. y. IL.
Wright. in honor Of the officers elect.
for lodge members and their friends. For
tickets apply 10 Mrs, y. II. Wright. Is p
street or Bell phon" l0i5-k.
Utah lodge No 3Gj WIN hold its cleo
tion OF Officers next wednesday. a. which
time the members Will be entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. Dcason,
Garfield lodge No. $50 was entertained
at its last meeting by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Moore. when the following officers
were elected; Past president. J. ".
Moore: president. Tom shaw; vice pres
ideut Stella Wright: chaplain Mrs. Tom
Shaw; treasurer. Mrs. Lucy Coliinwood
secretary Mrs. Minnie Wright. musician.
Jennie Wahtola; I D. Is. Joseph Wright.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
TIME DRAGGING FOR
SOUTHWORTH JURY
Men Who Will Try Slayer of
Hanks Find Restraint
lrkSone.


Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. 1o.-With little 10 do our
81 IN the rooms reserved for them a;
th" County building and watch tho snow
storm outside. tho jury impanreled late
yesterday afternoon To hear tho case OF
tue State against Henry Sou,hworth,
charged with murder I'm the first degree.
passed p quiet Sunday. Many OF those
on the pane were selected carly in the
week. and have hoped cyeTy day that
members 50 as IN lessen the time in
which they will bc kept away from their
families. The jurors attended 2 thoatr
cal attraction Saturday night This morn-
ing in the custody Of RsllT John Ellis
worth. thcy were taken to the Ogden
Canyon sani,arium when q half hour
plunge was enjoyed. The balance Of the
day Ras spent in the jury room read
Ing. smoking and in conversation.
While an entire week was taken up in
the selection OF the Jury. II is believed
that TN" actual trial OF the case Will not
be longer than FIVE DAYS. over nifty Wit
nesses have been summoned by the de-
tsnse alone. and tho slate viii have nosrlv
that number 20 examine. Mrs. South
worth. the wife of tho defendant, has
been daily attendant a, The sessions
Of court since last Wednesday. She and
her husband have not vet become recon
clled and her testimony will doubtless
prove more damaging than any OF the
other Witnesses for the state. The state
VIII begin tho introduction OF IT'S ic.ti-
no0N tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
Secret and F'raternal Societies

match between Two husky heavyweight
members of the degree team. T.. IL. Ioa-
stcn and ". Securing W. W. De Camp
81 camp No. % acted as referee. The
FIRST fan occurred in two and a half
minutes and the second fall In one min
uic. T.. D. Hcagrcn being the victor each
time.
Camp No. 81. W. .. W. had = large at
tendance Al the meeting Tucsday even
ing. New applications were received and
others acted upon. Tho building TO he
erected by thc camp has the foundation
In and on Sunday several ~ the mem
bcrs viii be on the ground to do tho con-
crete work. then The prick work Tucs-
day evening there win bc an interesting
meeting.
Descret camp. No. ioG. held tho annual
election or officers last THURSDAY even
ing ~ followsi Consul commander. +. W.
letter: advising licutcugnt. Il. 6. Mahcy;
banker. Justin lvic; clerk. ~. !. FitZgcr
aId; escort, T. g. Mabcy. watchman, :.
j. Newman: sentry, l. Sutherland; man
dSrr w T. Clark. Two candidates were
taken INTO full membership and two elect
cd subject 10 iutroduction The camp
VIII hold Christmas carnival tho ar
lHrno"n and evening of Thursday. De
"cmhor ~. \ Christmas troc for the
children and = banquet and dance In the
evening FOR members and guests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
PICTURE OF MOTHER
MOVES TO MERCY

mothers picture ard a pocket knife,
all that were found upon the person or
kid Hannin, a prize fighter thirty
y ears old vino was arrested yesterday
noon by Pairomon Convers and GI1ind-
Wig. probably saved him from further pro
sHcutlnn at the police station yeslar-
day. ianuin has been known locally ss
z bicycle trainer. His actions OF late
brought down upon him the suspicion of
the authorities. Yesterday, after sew
eral dsvs Of alleged drinking. TInnnin IL
said IN have become insolont 10 the pro
piietor Of the Waldorf roominS house AT
81 East First South. IIc was red
out, but II was necessary to call tho Of
dcers 1" remove him A picture OF his
mother and n pocke, knife were all that
the usual search nj the police station
brought forth. No charge was placed
against Hannln.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
Royal NeighboTs

Auxiliary camp 1885. r. y. h. held the
most Interesting meeting OF the year
last Mouday evening. Supervising Deputy
Noichhor Eurkella Pierce of Colorado
was present and gave most Interesting
talk OH tho good of the order. after
which the regular election NJ Officers took
place. resulting as follows, oracle, Nnl-
lie Weaver: vice oracle. Elizabeth Stew
art; chancellor. Minnie Esrlett, recorder,
Clara How: receiver Marv C;emInill
marshal. Margaret Peakc. inner sentinel.
Hattie llitsmar. outer sentinel, Rosa
Klein: manager. Margaret Kelly; ply
siciaus. pr. Ruth billiard and Dr. ~. g.
.Iorgeusnu. The next regular meeting
viii he hold MOrdav evening, December
Is. An members requested 20 be pres
ent
Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3nI2 met
last Thursday evening and elected the
following officers: Bertha IS Handlev.
past oracle: Hannah Burklund. oracle: :
Maud J.. Brown. vice oracle Eliza j.
Hosier, chancellor. Nahe y. Uothwcli
recorder; 1illis q. limerick. receiver;
Gertrude Seals. marshal. Minnie Benny
inner sentinel Edna Swabb. outer SEN
tinel. Ethel Geiger. musician: board OF
managers. ELLA McEnany, John Bergfeld
and Frames Gibson Thimblo club viii
not meet until after tho holidays Com
mittec on entertainments served hot Ia
males, sandwiches and coffee. which was
cuipyel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11

Jordan lodge No. 3 IT being election
night for "ffi"cIa for the ensuing term.
degree work was laid over for tonight.
WREN all candidates wjll be Ura sent and
TN" degree staff viii confer tho .nitiatof,
degree Brothers nre expected 10 be
present
The boosting committee or The grand
opcampmcnt, J. -. .. F., has arranged
FOR the first nf = series of entertainments
10 he given during the winter al I. -. -.
+. templo. Postoffice place. OH Friday
evening. December 90
Salt Lake lodge No. .. ]. -. .. T., last
Friday night put ou It's famous fist
degree. Th" team Was or its mnttle and
sustained it's reputation for ,rcditable
work. The visitors present wec" piesaed
and made some very interesting roma rks
under tho good Of the order. Refresh
msn,s were served as usual and tho
meeting Was voted one OF tho bcst OF the
wear.
Naomi Past Nob.c Grand club viii
meet with Sister Jessie r. Russell al
her home. Iila South West Temple
street. Thursday. December II. 1all. Nis-
itng past GrandS are Invited. Take West
Temple car 10 Cleveland avenue,
The Rcbokah veterans viii hold 4
business meeting at l. -. - T.. hall Fri
day, December -, 1911, at r. IN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
Modern Woodmen of America

Modern Woo5juen OF America, Excel
sior camp No. lOS92. held a rousng good
meeting last Tuesday night. It being the
annual election OF camp officers. This
camp should inc proud Of those elected.
for they stand second 10 none In the
camp history. We hope that sll tho old
team boys Will report next Tuesday night,
not IN uniform. Remember that ncXt
TUESDAY night. December. VIII no held
the big smoker go all como and have
a good time. There will bn boxing.
wrestling, music, speeches and singing.
visiting ncighbors always welcome.
No. 1901. last Tuesday evening was we'll
attended and an enthusiastic one. The
members turned out In full force To be
present at the most important meeting
Of tho year. The principal business Of
The evening Was the election Of officers
for the ensuing year. with the following
results: Banker. Charles Allcoit. clerk,
Fourth term, Edward Krehbjel; escort.
a. K. Lewis: watChman. j.. w. Maddox:
camp physicians. DTs. g. 4 Wherry. II
a.. Jorgenson. g, !. -Nbaugh and \. j.
Ifoencs. Al the conclusion of the cleo
tion and other business before the camp,
an hour OF fclicitation was enjoyed. dur
ing which time the escort passed cigars
10 all the members present. The regular
meeting Will hn held Tuesday evening.
The camp fire will ne lighted promptly at
S o'clock and a large attendance Is urged,
as there will nc initia;ory work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
/. ANNA B. NUM-
DIES IN HOSPITAL

~ Anna Barbara NUM-, aged 50
p WIDOW OF Jacob NUM-. died ycstcr-
,.,m,orning at Q o'clock 1t ST Marks
'csl. after suffering with Briguts dis
sihce December :. Dr. 4. y. Han
"ss in attendance. Tho BODY has
IeIno'eI to the Qualtrough- -AIlcott
.f'aSing parlotE. 5fi South Main
~, ~. whore the funeral viii take place
'rsnay afternoon at o'clock, Mrs.
q %as born in Germany August IS.
!. ono came with her husband To
= twenty years ago. Mr.. NUM- died
4. years ago. at his home. $50 West
y" street. Mr.. NUM- is survived by
uauslicrs and two sons. namely,
~ anna and Elizabeth. and Otto T..
~ e'is city. and Herman NUM- OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
PRIVILEGES EXTENDED.
Good Boy at Industrial School May Spend
Christmas With Parents.

Speciai 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. io.-Boys AZ the State In
dustrial school who succeed IN making
the honor roll for good behavior and obedi-
enCc OF all of the rules OF tho institution.
VIII be permitted To go 10 their homes
Tor two days during the Christmas hoh-
GAYS. The board OF trustees recently de-
cided 10 allow the inmates OF tho re-
formatoTy who have shown by their con-
duct that they can be trusiei. 10 spend
tao days with their families \ week
was NJ first recommended. but this was
decided IN be too long a vacation from the
school The girls at the school. who have
neTited vacation by good behavior will
be allow ed 70 spend few days With their
parents At tho beginning of tho new year.
The regular Sunday lecture ut the
school ifdsy was delivered by the Rev.
Frank g. Brainerd pastor Of the First
congregational church. His subject was.
''Th" Poetry OF the Bible" The speaker
Tclat ed some ~ the stories from the
Blblc. from which Illustrations were
drawn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
Danish Brotherhood.

Tho Apollo lodge Of tho Danish Broth
erhood at It's regular meeting Friday
night. decided to extend invitation to
the supreme president. T.. T.. Nelson,
Of Seattle. Wash. to participate in the
celebration Of tho lodges next anniVcr
make visit 10 the lodges In The state.
II also was planned To open n campaign
for new mcmbers before that time. in
order To have the supreme president
witness n large class for initiation, The
invitation was sent by Wire last night
by the secretary. Thorvald l.. Larsen
The following new officers were elected
at the meeting: cx-prcsident Suphus H.
Lund: president, Christian Petersen; I;
vice president, c. M. Petersen; secretary
ThorVald l.. Larsen: treasurer, DJaimdr
r.. Bund chairman of trustees. Theodor
Petersen: trustee, John s NJ. Christeu-
sen: trustee Chris Miller. conductor. Ole
G, Hansen; inside guard. Carl Mebus ::
outside guard. G. G. Andersen; organIst.
Soren j. Jespersen; lodge physician, DR..
a. \. Hansen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
Macca bees.

Tho members Of Liberty hive No. ?. l..
o. r NJ, will give dinner and apron
sale Wednesday afternoon, December Is,
from l. TO . o'clock. ot X. OF =. hall. in
the Linden hotel, l22 East Third South
street To whicl all friends viii be cor
daily welcomed.
Tent No. . held another OF its splcu-
did meetings last THURSDAY night, IL be-
ing tn" right for the election OF Off
GERS. AM besides = number Of candidates
were given the first degree. making four
teen IN all in the last three weeks. II
was pleasant 30 see SO large number
OF MaCcahces long iu tho service present
The Joint committee on the grand re-
union TO be given next Thursday night
also met and perfected plans for Il Splen
did time. Tho Moose orchestra has been
engaged and besides dancing plenty OF en-
tcrtalnmcnt has been provided for those
who do not care TO dance. Every lady
and sir knight Is expected 20 he pres
ent with their friends 40 that warmer
affiliatioD may bc stimulated between all
the hives and tents. The officers elect OF
tent No. . VIII be published next week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
|S LOST FOR HOURS
/ IN BL|ND|NG STORM
IN Lake Hunter Wanders
From Companions While
Blizzard RageS.

rhor,as W. Easthopc. an employee oi
. willis Cotton Ice company, was lost
] ION hours In tho binding snowstorm
-t.-aay. seven miles west Of the city,
,s,a he went rabbit hunting early in
" 4 ,,ornIng with "A party OF eight others.
~ vandcrinc around for milcr unable
I ..i his bearings, and M the point of
.leslcal exhaustion. hc struck com
rstiyolv fresh tracks. probably mad"
\ fhosc WHO had been searching for
! and msdc his WAY 60 In" city.
ris partv,of hunters left before light
's.y Eariv in the forenoon. when th"
were west ~ the Black sloughF
4, the Jordan river. q sn"Wsiorm cam"
(which rapidly developed into biz
a I, iS reported ihaI for nearly an
~ the mon could hardly see zach other
-,he dimuess caused by the Whirllug
~ As the party slowly progressed.
.nas discovered that Easthopa VAS
- search for him lasted. until night
"a wore fired and lights blazed In
=. . The police department, aud th"
.-lffs office nj -ihe county lail were
.jfIsd Of Easthopo's disappearance
- inc remaining members NJ the party
4 rcacbed the outskirts nj town. An
.>etlgaiion resulted IN finding East
a "a, home where ho is recovering
n tlfe effects Of Ibis hardships.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
SUIT FRIENDLY ONE,
Action Brought Against Canal Company
Designed to Test Legal Status.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 1o.-Jn eNpla anation of the
action begun by r. 4. MoyeS against the
Davis & Weber Counties Canal company
and Its directors in the district court yes
terday, ono Of the directors today eN-
plalned that 81 IS n friendly suit to dc
terminc the right of the canal company
10 proceed with tho building OF the cleo
trio power station at Riverside and TO Is
sue bonds. While there seems a differ
ence OF opinion among some Of the at
lorneys regarding tho right of the com
panS. incorporated for tho operation OF
irrigation bitches and canals, to engage in
the electric power business. the stock
holders desire that the legality OF the
step be fully determined before there are
further proceedings. Had the suit not
been brought and the question settled by
The courts, II Is argued that considerable
difficulty would be experienced In float :
ipg the bonds for the power plant. For
this reason r. A. Moyes. stockholder.
began an action TO test the legality OF
thc canal company engaging In the cleo
trio power business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
G. A. z


The regular meeting OF tho oliver -
Howard post Will be held at The Post
haU this evening al 7:30 sharp. Officers
Tor tho coming year will bc elected al
tlhs meeting and all members of the
post are urged 10 be present. Visiting
comrades ~ good sta andiug arc welcome
mere VIII be regular meeting of tho
Mchean w II. =. at |. -. .. T. hall
"Wednesday afternoon at 80 Election
or orlc"rs. full attendance rs desired
The regular meeting Of Reynolds Cir
Gle No. Ladies' OF tho g. \. Il. viii
be hold Tuesday. December y. opening
~ 80. a. l. .. .. T.. han. An members
afr urgently requested 10 attend. as
business or Importance will come be-
tofe the meeting, also the election ol
OFFICERS Tor the ensuing year will be
held At this meeting
Maxwell Mexican ". IL. G. will be en-
'er'alned nj "A card social at The home
OF Mrs. Best al Hotel Poery, Third
south and West Temple. Tuesday even
lnc AZ y. m. Ali corps. posts circles
ano friends arc very cordially invited tu
com" and spond social evening
~" ladies' Of Gordon circle No. T. g.
y II. VIII hold their regular meeting
h"snay nt - m. In Eagles hall. flcc-
ton of officers for ensuing wear
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-11
L, A, TO the B. of r. r,

President Hook would like 10 have all
the sisters attend the funeral OF Sisters
Roses mother Mrs. Kate Burke. The
funeral viii be held at the Taylor un-
dertalling parlors on West Temple at .
y. m. Monday, On Friday afternoon at
the Moose hall. the following officers win
be installed by the Wasatch Sisters. No.
PAS: President. Minnie Hook, yice-prcsl
dent, Dora Stains: secretary, Emma
Nones: treasurer. Eta Pattorson; con
ducier Alice Marchant chaplain. Susan
Bringhurst; warden. Minnie Mcintyre; l.
c., Mary Sowlcs; o. c.. Francis Charl-
ton: medical examiner. Dr. Ruth Hill
lizard. musician, Cora Marshall. Maudo
Mcintyre, past chief FOR tho fourth term,
II would give the officers great pleasure
10 see every member Of No. 2iS Fri
day. December ., And also twenty-four
Fridays I'm 1912.