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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-10-06
WOMAN ACCUSES MAN
OF MURDER

you killed my husband" said
Mrs. Charles Garilla to John Cara
dona at the home of Mrs. Garilla,
where, on TIE night OF August
18th. Garilla was attacked when
he came home from work and was
cruelty beaten over TIE head with
an axe or some other sharp instru
ment. He died from the effects
of his injuries two days later
without regaining consciou sness.
and ever since The crime was com
united his murderer has been at
large. Every effort has been made
by the local officials to ]apprehend
the guilty party or parties
Garilla's death caused great ron
steruation in the Italian colony,
here, he was we'll known and liked.
The motive for the crime was the
greatest mystery that has con-
FIR onted the residents for months.
This morning, about 9 o'clock,
Gardona went 10 the Garilla house
where { number of Italians board.
and asked Mrs. Garilla where a
certain Italian could he fourd
saying that he had a job safor him
at one of the placer mines at
Central. where he was employed.
Mrs. Garilla noticed that the
man appeared unusually pale and
seemed very nervous.
After inquiring after Mrs.
Garilla S health, he turned to 90.
1t seems that Mrs. Garilla had
suspected Garadnna for some time,
and. believing this q good
ap%ortnnity TO make a direct &C.
cusation. declared to him that she
believed him to DO her husbands
slayer.
Garadona protested that he was
innocent of the crime. and re.
peated a number of times that he
didn't do it.
At the time she made the ac-
cusation, Mrs. Garilla. called in Il.
P. Davies, who lives next door.
and requested that he hold
Garadona until she could summon
an officer.
Garadona offered no resistance
to Constable Santos. who locked
him up.
When lei by a representative
OF The Post Mrs Garilla stated
that Garadona was the only man
who knew that she and her husband
had kept money in the cellar al
times, and she believes that rob.
berry was the only motive that the
intruder could have had for enter.
ing the basem ent. She says that
Garadona knew the premises, hav.
ing formerly boarded with her. AS
the house was entered, the cellar
key taken, the cellar unlocked,
LEAFS Mrs GarIlla to believe that
Garadona knows something about
the crime. So confident is she
that he IS the guilty party that she
did not hesitate a moment in
swearing out a warrant for his
arrest.
Tony Abella and Martin Abella.
two other italians, were also
taken into custody this morning
and are being held as witnesses.
Garadona will prob bly, have his
| hearing Monday --Mnnbntfon Pet
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ROAD FUND
E. b. Strickland. Bryon -. Isl so
Primeaux Co. Tuscarora sup

E. B. Strickland. Bryon -. Isl so
Primeaux Co. Tuscarora sup
plies ........ 49,. 49,. "a os
Lee Scranton. Elko ...... 147 90
John Mckinney. Lamoille -. as 90
Henry Peterson. South Fokr 30 90
George Arthur. Carlin -. PIP 05
Jas. Z. Patton. Fl. Halleck So 90
George Rizzi. T~usearora 80. 81 90
J.. +. Baker. North Fork -. 63 90
r. L. Wood. Wells ...... -. 10 90
Barney Horn. Columbia ...... IS 90
Henderson Blk Co., chks
road work Jarbidge ...... l6l o.
TOWN GOVT
Elko Water and light Co,
street lights 800. ...... 131 so
P. S. Miller tending fire
apps .--.-.- ----- -.-..- w w
F.. S. Van Leer labor $3.50. -. 4.25
Elko Water Light Co. water
fire hydrants 500. ...... ll5 90
Elko Water Light Co. Water
street sprinkler ...... &. 80 50
A. w. Hesson mdse ........ "a 80
Lee Scranton street work 9 90
Nels ouderkirk. ringing cur
few and killing dogs ...... Z 90
Russell Bros sprinkling SITS l4S so
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THE COUNTY
BILLS ALLOWED
OFFICIAL

Oct. ;. 1911.
Aug. z. 1911
The Board Of County Commission
ers met pursuant to recess.
Present Hon VIM. Willis chairman.
John Creighton, and Isaac Griswold
The minutes Of the proceeding meet
ing were read and ordered approved.
The following business was trans
acted as follows tc-wit: The follow
ing claims against county were X
amined. approved and ordered paid
to-wit:
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Wells Sch. Dist. Sinking fund 2.s9
Wells School District Bond Int
Fund ........ ....-.-. E. so
TotS! Amt. in County funds 53.s26.Sl
Less State Fund oyer Draft S.llS-66
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Balance in Treasury July
LIST 1911 1900. ...... Sl32.i9 81
DclQ. Taxes 1910 on End
Installment .......... -. 1852
Sale End Installment Delin.
qrent Taxes 1910 ........ S -
10 per cen Delq Taxes 1910 2.O9
Adv. Delq. Taxes 1910 -. 400
Apt, from State Sch. Emer-
gency TO Gold Greek Sch.
fund ...... -. So. 80. $4,000
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ess commissions:
'eneral licenses S2l5 IS
Personal property tax, 1911 ............. 443 Os
State special sheep tax, lgII....... 20 rs
Poll tax, 1911 1872 40
Elko town government tax, l9ll........ 10 A
ElkO school district sinking fund tax, 1911. 3 30
Elko school district bond interest .......... 4 IS
Wells school district bond interest ........ Is
Wells school district sinking fund tax. 1911 10
Total receipts less commissions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

A most interesting wedding Of the
week will be that of Miss Beulah
Behle, daughter Of Mrs. Anna Behlc
and sister of DR.. A. c. Behle, and
Frank Estabrook of Nampa, Ida. The
marriage will take place at high noon
next Wednesday at st. Mark cathe.
dral in the presence of only the fam
lly and the most intimate friends. The
bride Will be attended by Miss Gladys
McConaughy and Oscar Pierce, also of
Nampa, will be the best man, A we'd
ding breakfast for the family will fol.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Moons at home at the Amelia Palace for
the summer, and most of the time
henceforth she will be at Oakwood
where the weather Is delightfully."- cool
all day long Mrs. Holmes will receive
her friends Informally next Friday af
ternoon at Oakwood
She was a stunning beauty dressed in
the modish fashion but wearing an en-
tire outfit of deep red which on anyone
else would have looked too glaring for
any time, far less the good old sum
mcr rlme. AS she passed by one man
turned to the other and said;
"Well, what do you know about
that'
well was the reply, "I think
that the prettiest crimson rambler |
have ever seen,
Two most interesting women who
shine not alone by the reflected light of
their husbands genius-Mrs. Robert j
Burdette and Mrs. Owen Wister-
have been visitors in the city the past
week and those who have met them at
numerous small and informal affairs
have esteemed 1t great privilege. Ow-
ing to the fact that Mrs. Wtstef had
suffered a recent bereavement II was
her wish that no social affairs be given
but few were privileged to meet her,
and one delightful sunset party on a
popular roof garden was particularly
enjoyable for the friends who were for
tunate enough to be there.
The party was one of those informal
afternoon teas when most any snbiect
is likely to come up for comment
call it gossip or what you will. Some
new photographs of a mutual friend
were being displayed, and one of tho
younger guests turned to the hostess, q
youthful matron, still in the early TWEEN.
ties, and said:
'.Show us picture of yourself,D
"Oh, / have none at all up to date. -
was the reply. fThe last picture had
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TO q
RfaurY s SSEEkEn@e
- @N.
/ .].rNDGr1EA r1HREE

prising how quickly this galloI tonic ener.
glZes the delicate tissues and rounds ont
lne iorm. II your druggist cannot supply
salol, send stamped envelope and ! Will
tell you of manufacturing chemist who
VIII mall 1t 10 you in a plain wrapper.
Jennie: Generally speaking, I would
not advise anyone using powder or ro,,re
cially recommend your disuse of powSer
and the employment OF an amaroI IoIIon
made as follows: Get two ounces of
amarol from your druggist, and dissolve
IN pint Of hot water. when cool II is
ready After thoroughly removing the
Gay accumulation OF Crime from the
i,Sh,,, TSln' apply, ppy, this lotion freely. rubbing
a snort time your skin will be clear and
Velvety and your complexion will riyni
any made kind Nothing equals this
aInerol lotion as protector from sun
A l.: In summer months air carries
more dust and CRIME and frequent sham
pooing Is required IL the hair and scalp
would be kept clean and healthy A pleas
ing and easy to- use shampoo mixture can
DC made by dssolvng teaspoonfrl of
g eggol ,l, In cup Of hot water, This poured
on the scalp and rubbed briskly makes a
rich lathcr OF wonderfully soothing ano
cleansing properties. After rinsing. the
llair dries quickly and is left soft and
glossy, while its natural color Is height
ened. Nothing equals this harmless
shampoo mixture for cleansing both hair
ana scalp and keeping them clean. For A
quarter you can get enough eCgol from
the druggist for many delightful sham
poos. --
G. D.: Eczema and similar af6ic
tons OF the skin should receive local
lowing simple solution you will soon be
rid OF the aggravating Irritation and the
SKIN VIII then assume its normal. healthy
slate ana color; Get from your druggist
hai
pint warm water, then add a table
spoonful glycerine. This applied to af-
hiGted parts brings quick and permanent
freely "'-H
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
RI y y 4 & 9 . Il,
~ q q Efh

Restores color to Gray d
Faded hair-Removes Dan
druf and invisorates the Seal
Promotes a luxuriant|
healthy hair growth-Stops d
falling out. Is not a dye.
Sl00 and SOC. at DRUG Storee or direct q
receipt of price and denler's name. Seud [
for sample bottle.-Pbilo Hay Specialt1eB q
Newark. N j., u S. A.
Hays Harilna Soap is uuequd|
for ShampooinE the hair and keeping the Sd
clcsn aud healthy. aluo for red. rough chsS>@
hnnds and face. 25c. at Druggists
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTB&
For sale and recon u,ended
ScHRAMM M M-JOHNSoN, DRUGS,
STORES.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Hanna and n
daughter Helen have gone to Holi1
Park on the Weber to spend the a.
mer. and Mr. and Mrs. W. O, CleI,
nre al home for the time in their bo
at 2I3 North State street.
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Miss Hazel JaensGh has reiurnea
her home, after four months yisit
Evanston, Wyo.. and was accomnan
by Miss Rachel Spence, who Mill
her guest for some time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. S, w. Eccles and Miss Mildred
Eccles, who left ten days ago for thelr
SINNER home Mt Island park, are mere
for a few days, having come down to
meet Mr.. Eccles on his arrival from
New York. Tho three will leave TOT TOT
Island park within few days, ana VIII,
entertain n number OF friends phere
during the next two months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. L. MARCEL and her granddau.
ter Miss Ruth Senior have gone Ia
attle and British Columbia 10 sno,1
mart OF the summer
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Mrs. Harry s. Knight and hsr /.
drcn came down yesterday from n
cottage up Ogden canyon to sns
Sunday, but will return immediat,
for the rest of the summer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

A large number of Salt Lakcrs leIt i
during the past week for eaHpihe Ing
trip through Yellowstone "ith ,Jn me
Wylie company. Among them are NJ NJ,
and Mrs. Charles w. Boyd, MIS-, Ma'ue
f. Mckay, Mr. and MS, s,d dy0sMeRn MRss Grace Grace
wilson Mr., and Mrs. Oliver r. Ostler
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Pickering
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. James HogIc. who recently
turned from Il trip abroad, is agair
her own home at 37G Brigham.
Hogle has discontinued her Monday
home during the warm weather.
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x
ing TO Idaho to make their home.
Word comes from Portland Or, an
nouncing the marriage Of Dale S
Deane, son of Mrs. l.. S, Deane of this
city, and Miss Erma S. Stewart The
wedding took place last Wednesday at
the home of the bride S uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Woolsten, at 1927
Yamhill street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j, j. Staub Of
the Congregational church. The young
people will come here shortly to make
their home.
Frank w Rossberg has announced
the marriage of his daughter, Emily
Elizabeth, and Charles Sumner Nor
gan of Seattle, the marriage having
taken place In Seattle on July L. Mr.
and Mrs, Morgan are now at home at
1908 East Denny Way in Seattle.
Mrs, Jeanette Kingdom announces the
engagement of her daughter, Jeanette,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. E. r. Young. who was ope,at
on month ago for appeudicitis.
convalescIng satisfactorily at the H.
S. hospital and Will be able to la
there shortly.
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Mrs. Jacobs, who is here from n
ester visiting her parents in Opi
will snend the next few DAYS in 4
with Mrs. S. G. Saville.
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Mrs. Alma Katz has gone from her
home in Portland to join her brother
and sisters at their summer camp on the
Snake river, and will spend the next
month or more ther. Mrs. Harry, D.
Gno of New York and her two children
are also there with Mr.. and Miss Shear
man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas o. ShcckeIJ
al home to their friends at No. 10 \,
nell apartments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. J. f. Bamberger and her duagh-
ter, Miss Dorothy, who have been
spending the past two weeks at the
Hotel Utah, will leave today for me
east. They will sail from New York
the latter part of the month for stay
of some three months abroad.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. William c. Jennings and
son William and little daughter ID
rah will leave Saturday next for
east, where William will enter
Massachusetts Institute of TeehnoIt
in the fall They will visit friend
Colorado on the way ans, will then
to Oyster Bay for the rest of the .
mer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Miss Zescombe OF Toronto. Cam
is here for a visit with her sister,
T. W. Boyer.
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tied and having their car in which s..
have motored through the cast
states, shipped here.
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Mrs. W. Mehsc, mother of Mrs
A. yelling, will leave today for
extended trip to California. where
will visit relatives in Stockton
Los Angeles,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16
SCALP TONIC Foa HOT DAVIS

cooling. invigorating tonic for the
scalp can be prepared at trifing cost by
aooins one-h half pint water 10 same
beta -canthol Massage a little thoroupb
iy Into the scalp a few times a week. and
you VIII be astonished on how cool and
comfortable 1t leaves the scalp This tonic
~ ldcal Tor correcting scalp difficulties
and making the hair silky and nuffy. It's
continued use entirely overcomes dandrlff
or excess oil and induces heavy growth
OF beautiful hair @ "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs, Fred U. Leonard arc
receiving the congratulations IF their
friends over the arrival of daughter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs S. D. Evans and their
daughters will be home today from the
east, coming in on the Los Angeles linn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Miss Ethel Deane is here from Port
Lind visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. S
Deane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. j. J. Devereaux and her daugh
tiers are spending some time in Emigra
tlon canyon.
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Mrs George II. Blanchard has re,
turned from a stay of some two months
in California. Miss Carolyn Blanehard
is also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. II
Blanchard at their home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. Walter +. Ware is in Evanston
Wyo., where she was called by tn
death of her mother
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. ], c. Hanchett will entertain at
a bridge breakfast on Friday at her
home, the hour set being 10:30,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. W. l.. Nichols and her baby
have returned to Idaho after a visit of
few DAYS here.
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Mrs. Edward j. Roberts is visitln,
the J. j. Da!s samily and recuperatlnI
from her recent illness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

many to see if they could not witness
little of the money changers s busi-
ness,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

f. Leslie Pickering is spending hi!
vacation in Yellowstone national park
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

DR.. Miles Varian is here spending
brief vacation with his parents, M
and Mrs. G, S. Varian
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ANSWERS TO oUERRIEs.

-.
Mrs Jim: Powder will cover lid. OH,
not correct complexion faults BY using
massage cream you can rid the skin OF
piinples. b!ackheads. blotches or oibcr
Impurities. and when this is done 4, Will
grow smooth and velvcty and take On tho
heaIth-tint OF youth a really cSceIIent
massage cream can be made with lifrle
Ia Dor or expense By disaolvinR two ouncee
ceroi into three -fourths of a pint OF hoil-
Ing wafer and stirring until thick and
smooth. This makes a massage cream
lie use OF which is Z positive delight and
benefit 10 the skin.
Rose: The fuzz can be removed from
your chm without the pain or expense al
tcndlng the use OF the electric needle Ger
an original package OF deIol at tho arnc.
store and mix enough with water TO cover
ne NARY surface Let remain two or
three minutes. then scrape off and tho
hairs come with It. Dclol is a little ey
pensive: but II is unfaIling Care must
be used. however to be sure OF rettinp
seiol and not some worthless jmitation
Druggists usually charge 75c for tho gen
line delol. o
Spinster; Your scrawniness is due N
starved or stunted condition OF undf-
Jfng tissues, and az massagine Offers no
iourishmeht, satisfactory results cannot
De attained. A simple but effective tonic
Snown as gallol. Is frequently prescribed
or under development and as IL is the
pest thing Tor the purpose OF which T
snow, i give the formula here Make q
syrup with one e-and -n-hsIf cupfuls sugar
and pint OF water; into this stir an
ounce OF gallol: the dose Is n tablespoon
fui Two or three times day. II Is sur
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j, David Herblin has returned from
short stay in Denver and is at tn
Semloh hotel.
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low the ceremony and the young peo-
pie will 20 for coast trip before go.
ing to Idaho to make their home.
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Mrs. Cooper of Redlands, Cal, is in
town visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Egan,
on Sixth East street.
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Continued on Page Ten.
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and LIE Grande T. Porter, the marriage
IT, take place in August
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
A large number of Salt Lakers ns,n;ng irrg
during the past week TOT ~ the
Wylie company. Among them are Vt.
and Mrs. Charles w Boyd, Mrs Matte
r. Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ward
ron Miss II. F.. Dnrnford, Miss Grace
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Il. ostief
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Pickering.
Mrs. S, w. EceIes and Miss Mildred
Eccles, who left ten days ago for thelr
SINNER home Mt Island park, are mere
for few days, having come. down 10
meet Mr., Ecclcs on his arrival from
New York. Tho three will leave for or
Island park within few days, and VIII
entertain n number OF friends there
during the next two months.
Mrs. Alma Katz has gone from her
home in Portland to join her brother
and sisters at their summer camp on Ghe
Snake river. and will spend the next
month or more ther. Mrs, Harry D.
Quo of New York and her two children
are also there with Mr.. and Miss Shear
man,
Mrs ]. f. Bamberger and her duagh-
ter, Miss Dorothy, who have been
spending the past two weeks at the
Hotel Utah, will leave today for the
east. They will sail from New YORK
the latter part of the month for a stay
of some three months abroad.
Mrs. George H. Blanchard has re
turned from a stay of some two months
in California. Miss Carolyn Blanchard
is also visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. IL,
Blanchard at their home.
Mrs. Walter Z. Ware is in Evanston,
Wyo., where she was called by the
death of her mother,
Mrs, Edward j. Roberts is visiting
the J j.. Ds!- samily and recuperating
from her recent illness.
f. Leslie Pickering is spending his
vacation in Yellowstone national park
j. David Herblin has returned from
short stay in Denver and is at the
Semloh hotel.
DR.. Miles Varian is here spending a
brief vacation with his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. G, s. Varian.
Miss Ruby Knowton has gone to
Spencer, Ida, to spend the rest Of the
summer.
Mrs. Joel Nibley is in Logan visiting
relatives for week or so.
Judge and Mrs. Henry /, Moore Of
Mason City are in town for a few days,
and are visiting relatives,
Mrs Cooper of Redlands. Cal, is in
town visiting her sister, Mrs T. Egan,
on Sixth East street.
Mrs. w l.. Nichols and her baby
have returned to Idaho after a visit of
a few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred U. Leonard arc
receiving the congratulations IF their
friends over the arrival of q daughter.
Mrs. j. J. Devereaux and her daugh-
tiers are spending some time IL Emigra-
tlon canyon.
Miss Ethel Deane is here from Port
Lind visiting her mother, Mrs. l.. s.
Deane.
Mr., and Mrs. S. D. Evans and their
daughters will be home today from the
east, coming in on the Los Angeles linn
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Miss Ruby Knowton has gone to
Spencer, Ida, to spend the rest Of the
summer.
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Judge and Mrs, Henry I, Moore O
Mason City are in town for few days
and are visiting relatives,
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Mrs. Joel Niblev is in Logan visitin
relatives for week or So
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Mrs, Jeanette Kingdom announces the
engagement of her daughter, Jeanette,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-16

Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes has discon
tinued her fortnightly Friday after
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was taken when was eighteen. Do
you want to see thats'
ooh, yes, please show us. L Just love
those quaint old fashioned things "
Looking upon her innocent young
face no one knew whether she meant to
be n real live cat OF was just lacking
in good sense