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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-19
FRISCO SYSTEM SECURES
Continued from Page Onel

Mobile.
Although general business of the
country is not up to high standard,
this lines business is increasing
monthly, due particularly to the &C.
QUESTION Of new terminals and to the
large increase in truck gardening.
Using the Frisco as an outlet to Mem
phis and the territory of Oklahoma,
Kansas and other states, both the
Frisco and the Mobile line will be
largely benefited.
Not Complete Ownership.
THE Frisco's purchase does not
amount to complete ownership of the
capitalization of the Mobile line, but
to a considerable increase in Frisco
interest. The property will continue
to be operated as an independent line
and under the control of the Frisco
railroad only to the extent of stock
ownership.
"The New Orleans, Mobile and Chi
cago traverses a timber section that
will furnish supply for twenty-five
or thirty years, yielding large north
bound business to the territory served
by the Frisco, and furnishing an Off
set to increased southbound business
to the Panama canal. While lumber
business at this time is at low stage,
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@ine ieniationele 9[ff1re.

- Cine ieniationelle Mffdre, in
pelde Elm bober Sffi8ier peripideii
lit uno oie bereits einen Selbltnor0
5ur 5olge gebabt bat, miro aug
MHnhen gerneloet. gead oen porlie.
genoen @erihten madte Sberftlellt-.
nant 8. .. 2uouie Stribl, melder
Dem @eneralfomrnauoa oes I. 6ope-
ridden @rmee-&orps 5ugeteilt it,
init einem friiberen unteroffi5ier
9obn Der ieiner5eit elmer BON Stritl
gefiibrten &onlpaglie angebort bat
te, @elogeidafte. Or 5eigte III ben
3eitlti1gen Die 8erl1offung pon
Stellen gegen @ntgelt an. @eloer lie
fen flott elm, ober cine @egenlei-
flung erfolgte nid]t. Ser Ghninoe!
fam CUR 4enntnis ser geboroen,
uno Sberltleutnant Stritl muroe III
Saft eenommen. Boli5iiten, ipel5e
Sabn binefelt MAIDEN ioGlten, famen
ieood 5li ipat. gr botte Der iroi-
iden @erehtiefeit porgeeriffen ulo
ieinern 2eben nit eieener 9onb cin
Gnoe gemodt. Sn nilitdrii6en &rei-
len Miinhens bot Der 8orfoIl gro-
oesu Senlotion erregt.
= 9as 9uoeetfonlite Der ruff
ihen 9uma bat eine9eDifliglng bon
rs MilIionen Collars fir ben gul
bon 4riessidiffen eutgebeiBen
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Naoifalb beiln,tg
9terDenidmdde.

e&na&e, nerp6ie perionsn. asplaet BON 9off=
nungsloFettit unb ihle@ten frdumrn, ert96pfenbsn
Nushnfen, Hruff=, Rfden= unb 2opffhmer3en.
6aarausfan, Mbnabme bes @tb6rs uno Sebfrait
Ratarrb. DaoenbrHden, etubluerhopfung. Whoie-
teit, errbteu 3itterr, 6erlfopfen. prufbefemmune,
asnshli@isit unb SrnbRnn = srFabren aus BEN
,Susenbfremnb", iute etnfa@. f@nen Mnb
tillig ale unnatiirliMen 1erlmfte nnb
anSere aplsen insenblidjer Berirrunsen
srambIi6 eebeitt nnb bslfe Oeiunbbeit
unb 1rsbfinn ipieber erIanet iuerben
nnmen. Cans nexe1 6etIrerfabren.
Neber feim eieener Mr8t.
Dides auBerorbtntlin interefonie uno lebrreihe
Bud tDmtfne Mufase 1911, wef4es bon jung .uno
alt Wann unb Grau, oelsien iueroen icnts, lam
aeeen ginitnbung bon 25 Gents In Gritfmdrtsn pers
feeeit bessees iperoeu bon Der
Yribat= alinii, 1876. Abenue,
4te.u 4nrk, -. 81.
Man ertuabne .ssreie Yreiie fir xeros".
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3nfrieoen init sllanlu.

GS tupbntem bic alten Seutidlen,
Mn bciben 1lfern bes 9tbeins
Sic id5liefem anf 8irenbamteit
llmb tranfen iinftter md Gins.
Tas ,uar tire erite Smgenb
ltnb bariit batten iie rcdjt,
DENT mod feincr itarb In Der eSmaeub.
Der bis snut utter sesedt.
Gs tupbnen gar pieIe Seutiffje
Nnt Sun Nntpmip sylmfs
ttnb bis snnt 4lainp lit es
Sa nur Elm gii1ienidmG.
Sic tuubnen ST. beibem Geiten
0cnau tuie BITE gllten AM Hfetm
9DdJ tupllen ben 9mrif lie I5idJet,
Sp ntnk es nit u INT o Iein.
@md) eleidjen tie barim ben alten,
Sic trtilfen tttttiter nDfij eitts
Odd criett 6as berrIifte MIamp
Die ffbnen gSeine beg Mbeins.
Senn bel betn t1glid6cn grinfen,
Wie's infer Slirna gebent,
Sa tDnnem 6en Surlt MIR l5fdjer
Wait Hheiniueitt fd)iuerreidje Sent.
2Str fino aber gan5 5nfrie6en
Wht. VI a tit o, bem Gerifeniaft:
Gr nerDiitet als tuirfianes Waittcl,
DAP 0eiit mnb &5rpcr eridjfafft.
Sabet berbletbt ntan bet Sinnett
Selbft tpenn man npdj irtmer ems
trinft
ltnb~.uent ber 8eder 6ie Nmn6e ntadjt
gis baf bic SDnne INIT.
llno iuenn mir 6esablen ipplfen,
Set's TUT Srug, Olas pber Slafde,
Sp baben tptr iitnter &lein=@ @el6 aenua
Safiir TIT itni'rer gafde.
2 rum trtnten tuir intrter bas u ut .
Gs Jet pon mns ftets seprieiem,
SO bat fidj mod st aller 3eit,
ais gSpltater eripiefem!
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publifaner s8illianl g. aenpoll
ann 8unoeslenator erlpdblt.


gum gunoesienator erlpdblt.
= 9(nf bie glnnabme bin, oaB
ein gbepaar, melheS AZ Sabre lang
5lliammengelebt ailloer uno aial-
oestinoer bat, aeieblid nift &C.
trennt meraen ioIlte, bat oieler 9a-
&c i'm Gommpnpleaseeribt 5u Wlil-
lersbure, O., aidter 9cpor bon
Miblauo, 5rau glinia 6. 5tiIllpeIl
init ibrer Betition um gbeidei-
onna bon, Mibter Mellineton Stils-
mM gum 9ertpel binausgeipieie;;.
Die 5rau batte auf @run6 aneeb-
liher ebeliher llntreue bes Sat.
ten geflagt ullo eire friibere Steno-
arapbin oes @atten als oeIfen Dit
ihuloige be5eidltet. 9fihtef Debor
perfiigte ie6of cine 9eilung 6es
8ermogers fir ben Sal, onb Die
2eute ridt lnebr 5uiammetr5ufeben
miinihen.
9lus 9abona neloet man:
Mit Der Seritelluna beg aran5es
bon 90 Cations, tpelbe Die Tut
faiiunesmauer oes SHORTCOMINGS
ooer BaiIins biloeil Ioaerk nit mel
dent oas @rad Der vMaine" ul1-
gebei1 miro, lit man ioeben fertig ge-
por6en. Gieler 9eil oer Mrbeiten
lit 10 idnea 5ur slusfiibrltae &c.
langt, .pie oie NIT Der 2eitl,ng be-
auftrneten Mrlnee sSngenienre IL
geno eriparten fonllteir, nno es fani
oabei riht Der gerinsite l1nfaa Dor
uno 9lIes berlief 5latt. Sour Der
auIest eingeranlnte Bfabl batte nidt
Die rihtige 5teaung gu Den nod
iien ilnh beioen Seiten ltil6, oa
man oaourd Die Siderbeit oes sb-
idluHes fir gefabroet belt, 10 muir
ben Die orei lesten Yfdble mieoer
ausge5ogen utlo 6urb neue genan
ridtia ftebenoe eriest. llnteroeiien
bot man lhon nit Dem 5iueiten
Cell Der Mrbeit, Ser 6iillrng Der
Gaiiions nit Sdlanlm, gbon nro
Steinmaiien, pelde onr6 8agger
aus benz @runoe oes Safens beralli-
sebradt tper6en, begonnen uro allf
oieie Mrbeit ltiir5t man iid jest init
aller 4raft. 8erllitt iper0en babel
oas Dampf 9aggerboot vNorman
Dabis", tpelhes Die 9lnoesregic-
rung bon Der @uoion Erilnlbo-
Dredging go,npanp entlieben bat,
alno bas 8agserboot ber 8unoesar-
nlee Barnard, melhe @oote gag
,tno Naht beihdftigt iino, bic gaii-
ions nit 9unoerten bon Sonttet.
oes ertpdbnten Waterials 5il filler.
Dies miro, tpie man erpartet, Big
gnoe oieies Monots geideben ieiil
un6 oarauf folgt oas glnspumpel,
6es groBe1 8aiiirrs, Bis man oell
Muulpf beg Sdladtihiffes IN Der
stelllrna Dor slugen bat, in ipelde
es am ienem perbdngnispollen Mor-
gen, am 10. Jebraiar 1898, olird,
Die befannte grploiion geraten ii..
Grit bann fonlntt mansan bic SaupE-
arbeit, bic &ebung ui,b Gortidaf-
f1,na oes @rndes, tpelde tuabr-
ideinlih biele Monate- in 9lniprlld)
nebmen tpiro. 9eltimn1te Ylane
fino fir oieien 9eiI Ser slrbeit nod
uidt gefaBt, neil babel Mues bon
benz 3uitanbe bes @rades abbGngt,
ben man Big iest nod nidt genoa
fennt. gaur 10 piel peiB man big
Jet, oob Der poroere Sell beg 5dif-
fes, ettpa Elm Drittel ieiner ge.
iamnlten 2dnse, fait ponitanoig bon
oem gfeit absetrennt nlo 10 ger.
triimmert lit, bob er in 8ruditiiden
geboben iperbeu ntltB.
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eSn Der 9eabe bon Dflabonia
bnt man orei Mdnner, Gee ilno
Glenn Sarrett uno hilbert Conner,
inter oem geroadi perbaftet, Die
Mauber gu iein Die am 23. W1r3
cinen Bug Ser Miiiouri Yaciii,
Bnbn bei Goffeppille, 4nnias, iibcr-
fielen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-13

Inter oeln Sitel yWeit 3eppe-
lin nod Spisbergen" ilt tiir5lid, in
etnem itattli6en 9anoe Ser offisie[.
le geri6t iiber Die expedition per0f-
fentli6t poroen, ipel6e ser @raf
BON Zeppelin Iesten CONNER nit
elmer @n5abl bon @elebrten uas
Sa6leuten nod oen arftilAen STE.
gionen nnternabm, Inn feit5ultelen,
Oh Die grforidung bes Bolargebic-
tes nit Silfe leiner 2ufti1iffe nloe-
lid TT. gu Dem @erf bat grins
9einri6 bon BreuBen, Ger befannt-
lid oie expedition nnitnladte,| eire
gorreoe geidrieben. Ssn oerielbell
erflart Der Brin5, oaB Die Berippn.
burg bon 2uftldiffen anr Cut
6efung oes Siiopols tpegen Ser BORT
beitdnoig berrihenoen iltrdtbaren
Stiirme ausseidloiien iei.> Durd
Die auf Spibbereen nno in Ser I'm
eebung oiefer sstieIn bon Der grpe-
oition angeitellten 9eobohtungen
peroe ie6ob fem 3neifeI 6aran ge.
IaIien baB oas Iororingen nod
ben boditcn Geaioncn nit ollftidii<
fen MIR oopoi1 abbdnee, lpie lpeif
Der glftionsraoins oericlben ousec
oebnt weroen f0nne. Die pid)tigIrc
nod 5li Ioienoe slrfgabe beitehe oe-
riil, oaB es nloglid genlaht per-
ben miliie, bel einenl ltnfoa oie 9fc
paratllrel1 aif Dem giie poraune.,
men.
Cine 9epei6e aus Berlin
iaat Mit @enltgtilling miro in tpei-
teiten @reiien Ser gepolferllnq cine
ioeben befannt gegebene Wiasnablne0
Der Gegierltilg aur grlei6terllng Der
Sleii1einflbr aus Gfalioinapien De-
griiBt. Ole gieeierllng bat 5rala6lt
Die un5uperl1iiige guberfulin-Yro-
be fiir aus 01nentarf eingefiibrtes
Sdladtpieb oufgeboben. 9ie 0er-
oronung miro nit Dem eriten Snli|
in 8raft treten. Griebt miro iene|
Hrobe bnr6 Die gelpobnli6e flini.
fde l1nterilifntng. Sooann miro Ell
ne 2uarantane Station; in SaB-
nib allf Ser ponrmerIben SaIbinieI
Sasnlilno errihtet iperben, bon mo
aus Dor 5ipei Sabren ein 0ampf-
fGbren Dienlt NIT Sdipeoen crs
offnet muroe. 9ies ion Der grlei6s
terung Der 8iebeinfubr aug Sdne-
hen mao 9iortpegen oienen. @s ipiro
5uperlihtIih oaraitf gerednet, oa3
Die amtlihen Shritte iebr ipeientlih
aur Milberllng BET Sleiihnot nnoI
au1 Ser Sellerrng beitragen tperoen.
Sic llnruben in ben @einball-
biftriften Srallfreihs baben ii6 eber
perl1limrnert ais na6gelaiien. sSebt
miro es aud) III sen @egenoeiI IN
oenen Die 9oroeali1-@eine ge5ogen
lperoeil, nnrl1big. Die Heeierung
lit felt entidloiien, ben slufitano
nit @eipalt 5u lttlteroriiden uno1
bot groBere Sruppennlaiien naD
ben l1nrn1e 9iltriften geianot.
@ie aus RoBberg in .Ober.
ihlelien gelneloet mirb, bat iib bort
elm nloroeriid]er &f 5lpii6elt.
8lpei 8erbrehern uno Yoli5eibeanl-
ten, ipelde oeren 8erbaitung por-
nebmen molten, ereisnet. Gin bes|
Mafennoroea bringeno perb1dti-
ger Mann Namens &otpoll uno beI-
ien &onnplice @alerus iporen in
&oBbera aufgeIpiirt unb iollten ber-
baftet iperoen. aomoa ieste iide CUR
@ebr uno eridoB ben @enoorme-
rie @ahtmeiiter Nniof. 0air
fano elm 3anpf 8tpiihen oen ra-
bioten 8erbrehern uno ben iibriger
Noli5eibeainten itatt. 0ieie mlib-
ten bon Der @affe @ebrouh mo-
hen. 4oipo1 tpitroe i6lieBli6 ourh
einen S6uB getotet. Sein aompliee
@alerus uno bier BoIi8iIten erbiel.
ten i6pere @erlesungen.
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Bon eincm GicI aefdllasen.

SanneI Bird BON @eetotpn, isis,
tpnr in @efabr, iein 8ein 81 berlie-
rem, oa gaienalo Die @unoe beilen
fonnte, bic ibm elm giel gei6lagen.
gudlen's Mrnica Sal6e beilte iie.
gerindt iie fir Shnitt- unb 8rano-
munoen, @eidipiire etc. 25c bel liz
len Sru9aiIten.
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g.. $. & g. ". (Saupt-si1,ie)

V.s ~. W y. ~ l4|uupI-SltteJ-
Mntii1lft-
go. 9-@om Often. .7:35 porm
SO. 7-@om Often. $3.50 nadn
9o. 10-@l Bafo II. @eften. 1880 nad]n,
No. 8-@on 81 Bafo.. ..10.15 BORN
Mbfnbrt-
So 9--Nad 81 gafo nno Beiten. 8.
). :. 49,. -. $3.50 borm
SO. 7-@od 81 Yaio urtb 8eften. =.
;. :. :. 700 nberbs
SO. 10-Na6 3. @eiten. .10:00 abenbS
So. 8-Na6 Dem Often. .10:45 born.
$40. 1-Nad Sci 9tio.. 400 abellos
Metorta 9tpiiiun 9. S. & g. u.
Mnfunft
gso; so5- -guero, gietoria. 1850 na6m
Nbfnhrt-
No. so6-guero. @ictoria. 800 BORN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20
CITY ESTRAY POUND
EXTREMELY UNPOPULAR

Citizens residing in the southeastern
part OF the city are complaining 10 the
city board OF health with the view Of
making another attempt to get the city
estray pond moved from its present loca-
lion at Eighth East and Tenth South
streets. The residents protested 10 the
city council against the pound some time
ago. but nothing was done.
II is contcnded by The residents OF the
vicinity that tho cstray pound Is gen
eral nuisance, being unsighty and OBJ
Jectionabc TO the vicinity. Plenty Of
tended. where the pound could be es-
tablished.
II IS declared that bad sanitary condi-
!onS result from the pound IN its present
location, aside from Its other objection
able features. For these reasons Inc resi-
dents are endearoring 10 bring pressure
10 bear Nhlch VIII result IN It's removal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20
PARK COMMISSIONERS
HOLD BUSY SESSION

AZ meeting Of the board of park com
miSsioners Monday afternoon II vas de-
cidcG 10 authorize the construction of a
shelter harbor at The hoy's swimming pooi
at Liberty park. The barror vii! con
tain lockers for the boys clothing and
apparatus at the park
The board has let the contract for the
sewer at pioneer park TO Higson G. Ros.
sitter for & bid OF $4,000
Tonight the park commissioners viii
meet with the Parks and Fairgrounds a.
ISOLATION TO hear Q talk by DT Henry 6
drcn's Fairgrounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20
Outing at Lagoon.

The Swedish Brotherhood. the Swedish
Sisterhood and tho Norden Literary so-
clctv give an outing al the Lagoon on
Friday. musical and literary pro
Bramlne has been arranged which Will he
one of the features OF the day The So
clctles VIII also compete I'm an athletI,
field meet. The l.. ID S. Swedish society
VIII hold It's annual outing at the La
COON on Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20
OGDEN CALEDONIA CLUB
To VISIT THE LAGOON

The Caledonia club of Ogden will hold
It's annual outIngAat tho Lagoon Thurs
day. II programme Of fun music and
athletic events having been arranged. An
invitation has been extended 10 fbn sco,s
Of salt Lake TO join the club AT its an.
nual outing and a largo crowd is eX-
peCted The Thistle club OF Salt Lake
VIII be well represented, many OF tho
members having accepted invitations
from their friends In Ogden. After tho
programme the club members Will serve
basket lunches in the howcry The
evening will be spent In dancing and Other
amuscmcnts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20
Middle Aged and Elderly P1nle

Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all eases of kidney
and bladder troubles. and for painful
and annoying Irregularities. Schramm
i Johnson, Drugs, fvo stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mr.. end Mrs: Harry Siemeps will ar
rive Thursday in Salt Lake after spend-
Ing two months in British Columbia
They VIII visit with Mrs. Siemens's $
mother a few days before leaving for
Kansas CITY. St Paul and Winnipeg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

The Silver Maple circle No. los. Women
OF Woodcraft, ThImble club met with
MISS Clara Bostadt. 2iS East Fourth
south street. Thursday. Nelghbor Ma
loneE of Portland was a visitor. Re-
freshments were served and all spent ar
enioYable time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

The marriage OF Miss Arizona Ford OF
Prescott. Ariz. and Harry Winters Good
win Of this city will take place this even
Ing at the home Of the brides mother. In
Prescott Later the young people VIII
go to Jehi to make their home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. MurdocI and
MISS Antoinette West have returned from
The east after a delightful visit In Lo-
sansport Ind. Mr.. Murdock's old home
Mr.. and Mrs. Murdock expect to snend
the summer here. returning to their home
on the coast some time In the early fall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

. r,TAH HOTEL was tho center
attractIon Sunday evening. nu-
.erouB dinner parties being made
M 10 enjoy the evening there. INC
rotunda was filed with very
||Pan crowd OF Salt Lekers and
-crn out Of town, and the splen-
"a which Initiated the series OF
o5cht affairs arranged by Proii.
|>fIellan was greatly enjoyed.
M salt Lake people who were
6inuer and the concert were Mr.,
4 r. Walker and Mrs. Witcher
~ and Mrs, Benner x. Smith
4 Mcclure, who were guests OF
',>z A. Miner; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
ma and Miss Lane. Mr.. and Mrs.
<5tney, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace En-.
md Mrs. ". NJ. Ferry. Mr.. and
s Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter.
n Belcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Scion
M were guests Of Mrs. Emmanuel
n and Mrs. ". W. Armstrong,
Mrs.. W. H. Cunningham. Mr..
d Henry Catrow. Charles w.
and his mother. Mrs. Simpson.
y others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Miss Alice Garez OF $40 South First
West was surprised by twelve of her
gir! friends Saturday afternoon. Re-
ireshments were served on the lawn. 4
delightful time was enjoyed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mrs. George D. Keyser viii cntertai
on Thursday with luncheon to NEE
Mrs, Paul keyser, one OF the brides
the springtime
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Another wedding of today will be tha
OF Miss UlHtah Booth and Chester z
w: Bowers, wh:eh VIII take place at th'
home OF the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs
II. u. Booth on West Temple street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mrs. Thomas MarIoneaux will enter
tain al a bridge tea on Wednesday a
her home on e street to meet Mrs. Gle
Miller.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mrs. D. B. EIdredge and daughters
MISS Eva and Miss Louise. are spend
ing few weeks at Los Angeles and the
beaches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mrs. Grace Jennings from Grand
junction is here for month visiting
her mother. Mrs. GareZ. at $50 South
First West street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mrs. A H Boxrud will be the hostes:
today at n luncheon az her home IN honor
of Mrs. William Ieleheart and Mrs. Ell.
mer 3. Jones.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mrs. June Thatcher Beach Of Chlcag 20
Will be here later In the month TO spend
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
Dinwoodcy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mrs. A. 3. Knowlton Of Salt Lake City,
While studying in New York will be the
guest OF Mrs. Janett Easton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Miss Ruby Williams entertained las
evening for out-of-town guests-Mr. AM
Mrs, Z. 5 Whitney of Pioche and MI
and Mrs j. E. Williams of MerCIr,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ames have novec
and are now at home at No. Kensing
ton apartments
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Miss Eleanor Stewart will entertain at
tea this afternoon for Miss Aileen Mac
lean and Miss Louise Stubblefield
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

The members OF Lynds chapter No.
Q. Z. s., will celebrate their anniyersary
today at Wandamere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Miss Barbara Hoffer is now at home
Tor the summer at No. kensington
apartments.
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The marriage Of Miss Edith Grant and
Clifford z. Young will take place today.
the ceremony being performed In the Salt
Lake temple in the morning A reception
at The Grant home In the evening will
follow the event.
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Mr.. and Mrs. /. NJ. Solomon left last
evening for st Louis, where they will
spend some time.
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Miss Vera Eldredge VIII entertain to-
day for Miss Florence Spence with a
parcel shower at her home.
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Miss Cosgr!T will entertain today at a
luncheon at the Country club.
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank Of the Republic

a thoyouchv modern savings depart.
nenr conducted IN ccnncction with th!s
bank safe deposit boxes for rent. U.
Depository.
Frank krox. president; James a. A..
ray wee president; w. :. Earis, casr
z. A. Culbersson, assistant cashier
Capital paid IN. SS0U,0U0. interest,"
on time deposits.
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Miss Mildred Mcmillan has gone 10
Denver 10 visit, the S. c. Adams family
there.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. George A Snow and their
son Russell. who have been in Payette
Ida, will return this morning.
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Miss Carrie Sappington entertained a
merry party OF young girls YESTERDAY af-
ternoon at z kensinston In honor OF Miss
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most delightfully."- enjoying the beauties
OF the brides wardrobe. y buffet supper
was served latcer in the dining room,
the red and white roses forming the
decorations mere as well. and the table
showing a cover OF cluny lace over red
satin. Some delightful musical numbers
were given by Miss Renee Redman, who
Will be one OF the brides attendants.
Mrs. Melvin L. Cummings is here from
san Francisco on her way TO New York
TO join Mr.. Cummings. who is there. Her
daughter. Mrs. Knox; who will be rcmem-
bered as Miss Ardele Cummings. is also
living In New York. and Mrs. Cummings
will be her guest there. Miss Madeline
Cummings is with her mother DR.. and
Mrs George Ellcrbeck entertained last
evening at a dinner in honor OF Mrs
Cummings,
A very delightful dinner was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Morningstar at
their home on East South Temple street
Friday evening 10 fourteen guests COM
plimentary to MIR. and Mrs. Serene b.
Tuttle and daughters. who will leave for
southern California the 22nd inst, where
they expect TO remain FOR a number OF
months
Miss Carrie SapningtoD entertained a
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Mrs. Ray Irvine entertalned Inc mem-
bera OF her card club and a few more
friends yesterday afternoon at delight
ful bridge party at her home on Seventh
East street Five tables Of the game
were played and prizes were won by
Mrs Lewis T. Cannon and Mrs. L. ".
Snow. The home was bright with roses,
and the hostess was assisted entertainlns
her guests BY Mrs R. B. Thurman. Mrs
j. J. Kenny and Mrs. Joseph Howell. Jr.
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ENfakSS lgyyss3:
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The only Wonan's College on The Pacihc Coast.
CHARTERED 1855. Near two grea, Univcr6it,cs
Ideal climate throughout the year. Entrance
those OF Stanford and University OF California.
Laboratories for science with modern c0uip.
mcnt, Excellent opportunities ioT home
Modern gymnasium. Special care Tor health
or students. outdoor life. President Luclla
Clay Carson. y, NJ. Lite. D., Ii. d For
o.. California
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I Helen Boes entertained about
her most intimate girl friends
IN afternoon at a trousseau tea
XIu o'clock at her home. The
<srs gay with June roses in red
LIS and a few housr were spent