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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-10
indiana CONTESTS
COME Up TODAY
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

AT STATE CAPITAL.
Indianapolis, Ind, June lot is ex~
pected that the Indiana delegation at
the Republican national convention at
Chicago will elect members of the vari-
Gus committees follows:
observation-disclosures w. Fairbanks.
Credentials-Jame A. Hemenway.
Rules and Permanent Organization
]. D. oliver, of South Bend.
Chairman of the Deiegation-Harry
s New.
National Committeeman-James P.
Goodrich.
This. of course. is on the assumption
that the Taft forces will still have a
majority of the Indiana dele gates after
the national committee has decided all
of the contests. AS the mater now
stands there are twenty Tart delegates
and ten Roosevelt delegates. from In
diana, but the Roosevelt forces have
filed ten contests There In the
First Third and Thirteenth districts
and for the four delegates al large. 1t
is fully expected howeve that the
tional committee will decide all of
these contests in favor of Taft, and
that the delegation will still stand
twenty to ten.
The Taft forces in this state have
decided that there shall be no com
promise with the Roosevelt people IN
the matter of division of the dele
gates. The Roosevelt forces have
made proposition that they will drop
their contests in Indiana If the Taft
people will split the delegation equally.
giving each side fifteen. 1t is the in
tention of the Taft supporter to stand
pat and not giyeup anything
-. There las~alse been aassfory in cir
culation to the effect that there might
be break in the Taft line up in this
state, and that some of the Taft dele
gates might vote for Roosevelt, but
this. also, seems. to be unfounded, for
II is said that the Taft people have in
vestigated every delegate and that
they know just where each man stands.
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INDIANA CONTESTS.

The Indiana delegates who figure
are:
State at Large (Taft Faction).
Colonel Harry 5. New. national
committeeman.
Charles w. Fairbanks. former
Vice President.
James f. watson. former repre-
sentative in Congress.
Joseph ID. oliver. South Bend plow
manufacturer.
State at Large Roosevelt Faction).
Albert j. Bcveridge, former sena-
tor.
Edwin VI. Lee.
Fred X. Landis. former represen-
tative in Congress and brother of
United States District Judge K. NJ.
Landis
Charles II. Campbell.
CONTESTANTS IN DISTRICTS.
In the first district the contest
ants are James A. Hemenway, form
er senator, and Charles f. Heilman.
Taft adherents. against Charles
Finley Smith of Evansville and w.
F. Adams of Rockport. Roosevelt
men.
In the third district George w.
Applegate of Corydon and Cyrus NJ.
Grim of Salem are opposing Roscoe
c. Morris. Salem, and Lawson n.
Mace, Scottsburg
In the fourth district Oscar II.
Montgomery of Seymour and Web
Woodfill of Greensburg are being
opposed by Thomas e. Davidson of
Grensburg and George l.. Jeffery,
and in the thirteenth district Glenn
ent W. Studebaker ofSouth Bend
and Maurice Fox of Laporte are he.
ing opposed by Putnam r. Judkins
of Goshen and Frederick W. Kenar
of South Bend.
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LATEST News
SUPREME COURT ADJoURNs.

Washington, June 10.-The Unit
ed States Supreme Court adjourned
this afternoon until October IA. I'M
portant decision including the An
thracite Coal the Southern Pacific.
the Union Pacific and several state
rate cases were held up.
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Mrs. Wicker Here.

Mrs Carrie Wicker, who makes her
home at the Del Prado hotel in Chica go
and who is interested in about 900
acres of land in the vicinity of Ridge
road and Highlands was in Hammond
today.
Mrs Wicker is the most consistent
booster the Calumet territory
has, and she prophesies q great future
for that part of the township as a resi-
Dental district.
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HAS THREE
BAD AUTO ACCIDENTS
Occupants of Machines Es-
cape Serious Injury,
However.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

lowell. Ind, June 10.-Three auto
accidents near Lowell are reported
from Saturday night until Sunday
noon, but in each case the damage and
injuries are confined TO the machine.
the occupants having escaped anything
serious.
A big machine belonging to Storrs
and Company. liverymen of Momence
containing father, son and Ave other
men, out for a joy ride. shot through
Lowell at a high rate OF speed on Sat
urday- Near the middle of the stone
bridge at the north end of town, the
auto swerved into the bridge railing, to
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Back From Trip.

David T. Emery of the Lake County
Savings & Trust company. and John
Beckman. OF Gostln, Meyn & Co.
turned from fishing trip in Wisconsin
where they had splendid luck. They
have been at the fishing grounds for
several days.
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Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Hobart Ind, June 10.-After the au
into a buggy and threw the occupants
out into the road, S. Davis CROPPED
around in the dark to find out who
were the occupants of the buggy and
discovered that his sister. IRA Davis
was quite badly injured.
The accident occurred two miles south
of Hobart last night and involved Ho-
bart people. The names of those who
were injured are:
CLARENCE KASPBoDE, Hobart, arm
broken.
URA DAVIS, Hobart, scalp wound.
The accident was caused by the neg
ligence of Bert Loundsbury, the owner
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Death of Infant.

Wayne Clark Webik the infant son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webik, 256
North Holman street. died at the fami
IL residence yesterday morning at 6
O'Clock following a short Illness. The
funeral will be held from the home to-
morrow afternoon a O'Clock. Inter-
ment will be made at Oak Hill ceme-
terry. Mr.. Webik is we'll known in
Hammond being employed at the F.
s. Betz plant.
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MANUFACTURERS
STUDY TERMINALS

Terminals in and around Chicago
will be visited by special train to-
morrow on which several hundred ship
pers and manufacturers will ride. The
Calumet region is to be entered only
as far as the Indiana-Illinois state line.
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TAFT WINS FOUR AT LARGE

Chicago, June 10.-The National committee in ses-
sion at the Coliseum this afternoon gave w H. Taft the
four Indiana delegates arge and passed their creden
tols They Harry S. New former Vice President Fair
bonks, former Representative James f. Watson and
former Senator James Henenway.
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Warren G. Harding. of Ohio. is said
to have been picked by President Taft
to make he nominating speech for the
latter at the Chicago convention.
Harding has been active in Ohio Re-
publican politics for some years and in
1910 ran for governor against Judson
Harmon. He was defeated in spite of
the fact that Col. Roosevelt went to
Ohio and made speeches in his behalf
Harding declares that the colonel Is a
Socialist and very dangerous man.
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Erie's New Whistle.

A new whistle, which sounds like
an interurban whistle. has been in
stalled on the Erie engines. A number
OF Hmmond people heard the new
whistle and wondered IL a gasoline
electric car was on its way through
town.
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THE TIMES Is TRYING HARD TO
MERIT THE SUCCESS 1T HAS
ACHIEVED.
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A Monster Parade.

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ARE you READING THE TIMES,
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WEATHER.

GENERALLY FAIR
TODAY. BECOMING
UNSETTLED TUESDAY.
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here when she visited Mrs. Doolittle a
lew years ago.
Mr., and Mrs, IT. n. Mcclellan and
two children and their sister, Miss Mes.
scnger. of Kansas City, arc here for a
short stay on their way homo from the
northwest and arc guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Walker.
Mrs. S. F. Whitney is here from
Ploche, New, visiting Mrs. Harry Clark.
\ number Of affairs have been oiven
IN her honor, Miss Emily McAIIister
and Mrs. d. j. Williams having enter.
tanned matinee parties on Wednesday
and Thursday for her
Mrs. r. l.. Hammers is home from a
VISIT OF several weeks IN Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rogawskv win
he at home after today at q Holly
wood apartments.
Miss Lillian Gcsas will leave next
Sunday for the cast and will spend the
next six months visiting friends in New
York
Mrs. +. G, Rice and her small son,
Glen, and her daughter, Mrs. Corbju,
have gone to Los Angeles to spend the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Gorham leave TO-
day for their home in lie Raysville,
Ia. after spending a few weeks with
Mr~ and Mrs. A. J; Gorham,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kommcrling,
formerly OF this city, have moved 10
North Bend, B. c., to live.
Mrs. A. A. Bird, formerly of this
city aud Murray, has purchased a pear
orchard near Medford, Ore, whore she
Will mako her home.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Pcale have re-
turned from California, whore they
have been spending the summer months
They viii be at home TO friends at the
Fifth East hotel. Miss Alma Peale,
sister Of Mr.. Pealc, will visit with them
for few days en- route TO Chicago.
Mrs j. w. Hughes is back from n
stay of several months with friends in
Nevada.
Mrs. b. White is hero from Los An
geles visiting Mrs. Isabel Pitts at her
nome on oouth Maln street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard r. Yeo have re-
turned from short trip to Denver.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates is here from
Logan for week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. F. Gates,
Mrs. G. B. Lockbart is back from
week 5 stay in Richmond and the fam
lily are at home for the winter at their
home in Federal Heights.
Mrs. Arthur II S, Bird, Mrs. L. B.
Mccormick and Mrs. o, J. Salisbury
have gone to New York, where they
will meet Mrs. NJ. B. Salisbury on her
return from abroad,
Mrs. w. n. Walker and daughter,
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Letters of a Slim M ade Woman
to Her Fat Sister
Second Letter; On the Heritage Of Over
fatneSs,

fatneSs.
Dear Sis You've heard the adase Like
Father, Like SON Well. never before
thought OF IL applying. To overfatness until
today. Clara Moore was here with her
1S-ycar-old boy. lie is cnormous-wcehs
nearly 900 pounds. She came 10 ask how
/ reduced myself 10 my present slim
trlmncss.
Or course / told her about Marmola Pre-
scTption Tabcts-Ilow they contain eX
actly the same ingredients the Mar
moa Prescription that took of my fat.
and assured her they were perfectly
harmless Said she'd be willing 10 buy a
ton OF them II they did any good Al all.
The boy Is tremendous cater and Is too
lazy 20 take any exercise tall fat people
are). but you know I stopped starving
and cavorting long before started TO
take Marmola-
That the benutv OF this wonderful
method-it isn't dependent upon any 9th
er treatment. And know I'm doing
that boy a favor
In few months he'll be solid and
smooth skinned. with better figure and
health than ever before and he med
never again dread the extreme obesity
that Is now such family trait.
II more parents knew that FOR i5c they
could purchase large box OF Marmclo
Prescription Tablets from their druggist
or the Mormoa Co. GARNER Bldg, De-
troit. Mlch). hereditary oycrfa tness
would be a thing OF the past, Don't YOU
think so? Affectionately. BETTY.
(AdversisemepQ
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 49, 1912

IEdyth, will leave in few davs far
Los Angeles, where they will snend tbn
winter with r. A Walker, Mrs. wal.
her eldest son, who is in husineos
there. Mr.. Walker expects TO leave
later for a short visit.
Mrs e, NJ. Best. who has been In
san Diego for some months. returned
Yesterday and is at home at the Peery
Mrs. W. f. Persons has pone IN Roo.
ton with her little daughter for a stav
of some time. ''''
Mrs. William d. Donoher and Mrs
b. i. Cannon and her small son 1eSi
qurng the week for the east. Mrs
Donoher will join Mrs. Kiser in Chi.
eNago to 90 to New York for visit.
WIS. cannon will spend the next few
imnohtns in In Omaha with her mother. Mrs,
rom dTreu. and her sister, Miss Irene Far.
ieii' VINO was her guest here last wear,
among the interesting visitors at
rort Douglas are Mrs W. H. OIds and
MISS Mary Wallace, sister of Iieuten.
ant W. B. Wallace. who are visiting
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wallace for a time
an and Mrs L. r. Wirdman of Council
blnuS, who is the guest of Captain
and MIS- George p, Pond.
Mrs. Sam r. Never Of Cbicaco sor.
merly Miss Josephine We'll, will be- here
shortly and will spend a few weeks
wlta a., her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
NJ. We'll while Mr.. Meyer is on q busi.
ness trip to the northwest
The Misses Pearl and DAISY Savage
.wlII be here during the week after hay
ing spent the summer at the Savage
ranch in Wyoming, Mra. Savage will
ieave TO spend the rest Of the fall at
the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Howard Merrill
are back after trip to Atlanta, Ga,
and through the southern states to Cal
norma, where they spent the better
part of the summer.
Mr.: and Mrs, Frank Fisher and Mr.,
and Mrs. B. NJ. White returned early
IN the week from California, which
they toured bv automobile Mr.. and
Mrs. White left Immediately for their
home in Eagle, Colo.
Mrs. 0. W. Powers Is back from a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Whipple, in Burlington. Ia. Mrs. Pow
ers was called there by the illness Of
her father, who is now improving in
health.
Mrs, Pauline Sands is back from
Payette, Ida, where she remained over
to visit relatives on her return from
California by way Of Portland.
Mrs. Frank B. Stephens is home from
a trip to Omaha, where she was called
by the death Of her sister.
Mrs. David c.. Dunbar is home after
a summer spent in southern California
visiting friends.
Mrs Arthur II. S. Bird has gone east
on trip and will be away a month
or six weeks.
The Misses Roberts Of Liverpool are
here visiting relatives on their way to
San Diego to visit their sister, Mrs.
Radcliffe. formerly Of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Selden L Clawson has gone to
Berkeley to spend few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Gwynne Officer (Rebecca
Morris).
Mrs. T, ]. Wilcox Of Spokane is here
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visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Sowlcs at
their home on First avenue.
Mrs. Hubert Richards of Springville
who has been visiting friends in the
city for some time, has returned to her
home.
Bishop F.. S. Spalding is back from
month spent visiting the Uintah reser-
walton,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Terry are spend
ing month or so in the east on a trip
combining business and pleasure.
w; C. Baker has been here from
North Yakima, spending the past few
days at the Fifth East hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Airs have
moved from their country homo for the
winter, and are at home at lO7 4
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Quigley are
home from stay Of several weeks in
the east.
Mrs. P. P. Williams of New York
has been spending a few days at the
Hotel Utah greeting her Salt Lake
friends once more.
Mrs. John M. Wheeler is back after
having spent the summer in Portland
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Ev~
ans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Jeffs. who
went to Honolulu on their wedding trip
have cabled that they sail for Japan
to spend the early winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ailene Case and their
family have taken the B. #. Cannon
house In Federal Heights during the
absence of Mrs. Cannon and are at
homo there for the early winter.
Mrs. +. G. Schramm has returned
from summer spent with friends in
the northwest, most of the time having
been passed on a ranch near Portland
with house party.
Mrs. Sarah Boges expects to leave
late IN the week 10 spend the winter
In Honolulu. She will spend a short
time In San Francisco before leaving
Miss Mayme Noble is back from
visit with relatives in San Francisco.
having been with Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Gould Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Noble,
Mrs. Osborne, who has been here Wis
itinc her daughter. Mrs. +. G. Rich
mond, and family, has returned to her
home in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Doolcy arc
back from their honeymoon trip
through the eastern states.
Mrs. W. ri. Jones, Mrs o. r. Carlson
and Mrs, W. D. Gaby have returned
from a delightful month visit in Los
Angeles.
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tomorrow (Monday) evening at the |. 0.

tomorrow (Monday) evening at the |. o.
o. T. temple.
Miss Bessie Willes entertained the
members Of the B. G. Sewing club
Thursday afternoon. Next week the
club will be entertained by Miss Flor
ence James.
Misses Mamie and Hazel Needham
entertained Thursday afternoon In hon
or Of Miss Grace Lambert. Bridge was
the game played,
The "E. f. c. club has issued invi-
tations for a dancing party TO be given
in whitney hall next Wednesday even
ing.
A delightful affair of last Wednesday
evening was party gwen by Miss
Marguerite Ward Those present were
the Misses Mamie, Norrie and Katb-
arine Carroll, Miss Margaret Tavlor.
Miss Leila and Margaret Scott, Miss
Hazel Melvep, Mr.. and Mrs Vcrn Kim
ball, Francis and Leo Kravenbuhl.
John Hurley and Emmett Ward.
The Past Noble Grand club was en-
tertained last Thursday by Mrs. Hawkes.
and Mrs EbeI at their home. The reg
ular order of business was transacted.
after which luncheon was served aud
AL spent very pleasant afternoon
Those present were MesdameS Dawson.
Fisher, Rice, Plant, Fluery, Watrous.
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!, and Mrs. Willis uliue and
Eh,se interesting little daughters,
isns and CYNTHIA, will shortly be
q Fort Douglas, which is graft
rsws 10 their local friends, who
:, as sorry to lose the Harper
vhose place they take, Major
PuilI take his new station some
kstween the first and the 18th of
bber
FL. Oswald and her daughter,
jHasel Oswald, arc back after a
Iontbs in southern California, hav-
Iisited the Leonard family, and
bent some time at the Hotel Nlr'
|st Long Beach,
Ralph z, Hoag has returned
|Ulacing her daughter, Miss Ksth-
Hoag, in La Selle seminary in
|ndsIc. Mass. Mrs. Hoag spent a
Tvs in town during the week. hav-
bme down for The Brown-Thomas
|hg.
krestiug additions TO local society
In and Mrs. Jack Leggat, former
Butte, Mont, who have taken the
hron house at S66 East South
|le street. where they arc at home,
|iecgat was one of the friends
Eng at the GiImcr- Sadlcr fca on
|dSy.
Elizabeth Hoffman. sister of
b, R. Harker, has gone to Leaven-
Kan. called there by the death
! mother. Mrs. G.. A, Schillo,
/. ". II. Jones, Mrs. o. C Carl
md Mrs. " b. Gaby are back
IA summer spent in southern Cali
/ Marjorie Cassidy has gone to
b, where she will teach music.
!. c. H. Doolittle has gone to
Bend, Ind. where she was called
telegram announcing tho serious
5 of her mother. Mrs. PAYNE.
} she was en- route Il wire came
that Mrs. Payne had died, Mrs,
itle will remain there for some
with her father and her sister.
Psyne made many warm friends
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! :, Mrs. NJ. p. lockwood OF Cen,
20 announce the engagement of
.nhter. Laura. to Carl O. Ste.
fGsnefcr. The wedding viii
's.a in the late fall
and Mrs. J. r. Delaney have
Lssa I the engagement % Of their
's' Jrene, to Joseph E. Bond, the
y. 81 take place this month.
"A Mrs. H. Parry announce the
.ssrt sn~ of their daughter, Mamie,
Erscnr sr B. Curtis. the marriage to
ss,s Ia carly in November.
End Mrs. Henry II. Wells au.
u the marriage Of their daughter,
n 10 Ernest B. Harrison. The
=. ~ took place September 2, which
s .n The birthday Of the bride.
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MEM'RIES OF THE PAST

I'm listening for a little voice that used
TO whisper Dad
And cheer me up when ! came home
affecting blue and sad.
The voice is still that used to call
And say goodnight nj evenings fall.
And I'm alone, all. ALL alone,
with mem'ries Of the past.
I'm watching In the fire lights glow the
pictures of the long ago.
The little coat, the toys and things that
were the pride OF Sonny Joe.
And now a tear has awakened me
To bring the days that used 10 he
Fond mem ries OF the past
I'm listening. watching. waiting, but ]
know it's all In vain:
The voice | long for never more shall
whisper Dad" again.
Perhaps in brighter realms some day
when all has passed away
may be 'wakened by that voice / miss
so much today.
J. M. Maddern,
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Watkins. Brown, Dale, Morris, Eatchel,
Browning, Drinkwater, Watts, Moore,
Jenkins, Hadley, Scoville, Hawkes.,
Ebel and Lepper.
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Albert Schmittgen, Joseph Flynn
and Paul Baskin were entertained at
leap year theatcr party given by the
Misses Grace kearnev, Lucile jenkins
and Minnie Wright, after which sup.
per was served
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Mrs. II. l.. Hammers is home from a
visit OF several weeks IN Los Angeles
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Miss Jessie Uurlburt entertained a
few friends at cards Friday evening
at her home on East First South, in
honor Of Miss Arlie johnson and Carl
Scott
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Wednesday evening at s clock
Miss Ella NJ. Meredith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. a. Ii. Meredith became the
bride Of j, A. Millyard, the ceremony
being performed by Judge Morris at
the home of the brides parents on f
street,
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Mrs. S. f. Whitney is here from
l'1oche,, New, visiting Mrs. Harry Clark.
\ number of affairs have been given
IN her honor, Miss Emily McAlIister
and Mrs. d. j. Williams having enter
tanned matinee parties on Wednesday
and Thursday for her
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Rogawsky will
he at home after today at q Holly.
wood apartments.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Quigley are
home from stay of several weeks in
the east.
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Mrs: w; f. Persons has gone to Bos.
ton with her little daughter for stay
of some time. ''oy
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Mrs. p. p. Williams of New York
has been spending a few days at the
Hotel, Utah greeting her Salt Lake
friends once more.
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Mr., and Mrs, IT. n. Mcclellan and
two children and their sister, Miss Mes.
scnger. of Kansas City, arc here for a
short stay on their way home from the
northwest and arc guests of Mr. and
Mrs. II. W. Walker.
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a socinl entertainment. card party.
Evergreen lodge Of the Fraternal Union
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here when she visited Mrs Doohttle 4
few years ago.
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MI. and Mrs, George Airs have
moved from their country home for the
winter, and are at home at lO7 I
street.
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w. c. Baker has been here from
North Yakima. spending the past few
days at the Fifth East hotel.