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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
EPHRAIM.

Special 20 The Tribune
EPHRAIM. Sept. gS--Miss Alice Iund
was visitor at Spanish Fork the past
week.
II. l.; Nelson OF Mount Pleasant was in
| town Saturday.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Mae Dalton Of Marysvalc and
FolTner Bartlesom OF Ephram.
Mis-. Arthur Armstrong OF Mount Pleas
ant was In town Sunday.
Airs. Ed Thorpe entertained the !. G.
j, clun Monday evening New officers
were chosen as follows: President. Eliza
beth Anderson; vice president Bendetta
BesI: secretary ana treasurer, Geneva
anderson; executive committee. Mrs. Ed
Thorpe. Josephine MOrtensOn and Patra
Anderson. chief imitator, Verda Auder-
son. After the business transactions a
delicious luncheon WAS served and a Inu-
sical programme completed the eVenIng's :
entertainment. Those present were Mrs
Sadie Fowler, Mrs. I'D Thorpe. the Misses
Bcudetta Beal, Hannah Brienholt. Eliza
beth anderson. Josephine Msrtenson.
Patra Anderson. Ncrda Anderson Marie
Christenson, Pearl Thorpe and Margaret
Boulton.
Charles Rasmussen. Renel Anderson.
Clay Quinn. Victor Stevenson, Omry An
derson left Thursday for Salt Lake. where
they Will partlcipat te in the state meet
at Fort Douglas.
Mrs. Hannah Thompson was pleasant
ly surprised Sunday evening. All of her
old-time friends dropped In and brought
their lunch baskets. They also present.
ed her with n silver tea set.
Master Quinton Anderson entertained
at birthday party Friday afternoon.
Playmates present were Masters Jean
Christensen, Boyd Bunce, Howard and
.Ienn larson, Wallace Anderson. Sheldon
Christensen and Lafayette Peterson,
Mrs. Peter l. Breinhoit entertained
her children and grandchildren Thursday
afternoon. the occasion being the ami
yersary OF her birth.
The Ladies Literary club met Tuesday
evening at the home cf Mrs. jennie
Johnson. Mrs. r. ~ Bcal gave the lee
turs on the life or Harri>.. Word
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MURRAY.

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MURRAY. Sept. 2s,-Mr. and Mrs, r.
"a Miller and Mr. and Mrs; U. 9. Miller
Or. and Mrs Merrill.
Srr. and Mrs S. A. Wambere have
announced the engagement OF their SON.
Walter F., 10 Vashtia Mecham Of Walls
burg, Utah. the marriage TO take place
In the near future.
The bishopric pleasantly surprised the
officers OF the first ward Friday last in
the form OF a watermelon social.
Mrs. Olive Fosgrsen and children Of
Brigham City are visiting relatives here.
Thursday afternoon the sewing club
was entertained at the homo OF Mrs a.
B. Harris.
John Clubhouse Of Provo spent several
days OF the week here with relatives.
Mies Alice Morris has returned from
Alma, Wyo.. after four months vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Cheolds Of Bountiful visited
at the home Of Mrs J. G. williams Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Doran OF Garfield,
Utah, have been visiting with friends
here.
Milton Fowlks of Murray was married
10 Miss Ella Fitzgerald OF Salt Lake last
week
have been visiting here with Mr.. Kirby's
sister, Mrs. Arthur Jindegren.
Leland Wright has returned from wyo-
ming, where he has spent the summer
months.
Mrs, ]: R. Miller and DR.. and Mrs.
Merrill OF Provo are spending some time
" Idaho Falls. the guests OF MIR and
Mrs. L, NJ Miller
Mrs. Dudley Smith of San Francisco is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs, c. r. Clarkson Of
Holiday.
Mrs. Alice Bush and Mrs Pearl De-
ianey OF Bingham have been visiting
their mother. Mrs. M. J. Losser Of South
Cottonwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill Of Mil
creek Will leave coon for Middleton, Ida,
to remain for the winter.
Archie Bradford and Jack DeNeene
nave returned from Los Angeles after
spending two weeks on the coast.
W. S. Henderson has returned after
an extended trip through the mining dig
tricts OF Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada
and northern California
Glen Bodell has returned from an auto
trip to Boise. Ida.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
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Special TO The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. Sept. 2S,-wednesdsy
evening Mrs. W. T. Hadley was given a
surprise social In honor OF her forty
was at the home OF the Hadleys. First
West and Third South streets Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs, Hyrum Petersen,
Edward II. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Petersen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ouf Poulson, Mr.
and Mrs, Lorenzo Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs
W. 7. Hadley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ham
SON. Mrs. Christena Thompson, Mrs. John
Petersen. Mrs Sarah Box, Mrs, f. w
Earl, the Misses Eliza Thompson, IillIas
Hadley. Louio Thompson and Lizzie Pe-
tersen-
Mrs. Johanna Malmsren has been
spending the month with Mrs %. N,
Stohl OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. F. Nelson OF Holbrook,
Ida, spent the week visiting relatives
and friends In Brigham City.
Mr.. and Mrs; James Page of Dayton,
Ida. were guests at the home OF Mr., and
Mrs orson Tingey several days during
the week.
Nr. and Mrs. D, II. Reebe Of Beebe.
Ida; Were guests OF Mr. and Mrs, Dan
Matthias few days during the week,
THURSDAY evening Mrs. c. c, Jensen en-
were Mr., and Mrs. o. @. Spencer Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Jensen, Mrs. N. j,
Lund, Mrs. Annie Hansen, Mrs II s.
Jensen. Mrs. J: L. James. Mrs. Kate Tsrd-
mann, Mrs. Edith Jensen Mrs. Hans Pol
son. Mrs. Samantha Cornia. Mrs. William
Gardner Mrs. II. Hansen, Mrs. s. +.
Lund and Matte Frigate.
The Mesdames Adella Eardley aud Mar
garet Summerhaya Of Salt Lake visited
friends in this city early IN the week
3. g. Hinckley OF Salt Lake was a
guest at the home OF his brother, S. h.
itnckley; Sunday and Monday
Miss Ada johnson and Mrs. Zina Jcn-
SEN spent the week IN Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Pearse and Miss
Blanche Cozler and DR.. G. IL Bryan re-
turned early in the week from a few
where they were guests at the home OF
alr. and Ars. George Nichols.
Mrs. Lottie Cozier OF Salt Lake WAS
the guest OF Or. and Mrs. R a. Pearse
few days during the weak
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ii. Miller of Randolph
spent the past week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. o, G. Spencer.
AR and Mrs. Joseph Jacobsen OF Deor
Lodge, Mont. spent several days visiting
relatives and friends IN Brigham CITY.
A social was given Monday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oieen y. stohi
by the Misses FARGO Madsen. Edna Stohi.
Matte West, Florence Lee, Mir Ander-
son and Laura Cooper, In honor OF friends
who left later for Salt Lake and Logan
TO attend school, A feature OF the party
wns hayrack ride about town Those
present were the Misses Viola E1iason.
Alice Morrison Hope Fishburn. ZelIa
Tanner. Moisella Renstron. Huntsville
and Asae! Taylor, Earl Knudson. Emery
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PAYSON.

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PAYSON, Sept. 2S.-Mrs. l. II. McEeth
and Mrs ] McBeth OF Garden CITY,
Kan, are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
s. McBeth.
Mr and Mrs, william Ferre returned
Monday evening. after visit with rea
tivos and friends in Provo,
After ten days visit In American
Fork. Mrs VI. A. Hardy returned home
Monday.
Mrs Ephraim Clufr OF Diamond Fork is
here visiting her mother. Mrs. G. F.
Dixon
Mrs. Charles Dixon and MIS-. Lee r.
Taylor spent Monday IN Goshen.
Frank Harris returned home Tuesday.
after a three months stay in Strawberry
valley.
Ernest Hardy OF Bingham spent the
fret part Of the week hore visiting with
relatives,
Mt and Mrs Irwin Johnson spent Mon
day in Paysor.
". McBoth, J. T. McBeth and his sons,
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NEPHI.
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Special to The Tribune.
NEPHI, Sept. 2S.-Miss Norma Miner
entertained the f. Y, S. club at her home
Tuesday evening. The guests were dressed
ent were the Misses Leona Hague, Stella
Cox, Georgte McCune, Ina Hawkins Luz
eille Greenwood. Phyllis Sparks, Theresa
Broush Lillian Marsh Florence Hobbs.
Hobbs, Lewis Burton. Mont Young of
Provo, Frank Winn, Frank Russell, Sey-
mour NOV Howell: Frsnk saynilier. Gerald
Wilson,
Miss Lavern Ingram OF Nephl is Juab
county's maid of honor to attend the
Queen Of Irrigation at the National 1rri-
cation congress. Al 6 o'clock last Tues.
the votes were counted Tho count
showed that Miss Ingram had been se-
lected by a small majority.
Miss Edna Bigler went 20 Salt Lake
Monday afternoon
Mont Reid returned to Mammoth Mon
day.
Harry wilkey and Reid Starr went to
Payson Sunday.
John Coleman and Ray PeNton went
to Salt Lake Sunday morning.
Miss Georgie McCune spent sunday at
Provo.
Miss salorne Brown ana Miss Gladys
Sperry visited in Provo the first of the
week.
A. and II. Merz Of Mount Pleasant ers
here this week, They are the geusts Of
Thomas Belliston,
Mrs. Roland Hall hos returned TO her
homo In Seattle. Wash. after visiting her
Blister, Mrs. Thomas Foote.
Mrs, w. A. Starr returned from Pay
son Sunday after visiting her daughter
Mrs. Ballard.
Mrs. James Bigler and her family went
TO Idaho Saturday. where they intend TO
make their home
Mrs, II. Carter entertained a number
OF friends Monday evening in honor of her
daughters, Mrs. Ralph and Roy Elliott
OF Provo, who have been visiting here
the last few days. The evening was
spent In music. songs and social chat
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs Vernon
Vtckers, Mrs. Leone ChrlsGson. Mr. and
Mrs. Lacey Vickers, Mr. and Mrs, John
Burton, Mr., Elliott, Misses Phyllis
SPARKS and Theresa Brough.
One OF the most delightful affairs OF the
season was the entertainment OF the
Utopia club given by Miss Ethel Wright
at her home Friday evening. The even
Ing was pleasantly spent In ueedlework,
reading and music Delicious refresh
rnents were served. Those present were
the Misses Neva Booth. Helen Grace, Rer-
tha Mcpherson. Jane Sells, Louise AL
len, Lillian Blnckett, Stella Mcpherson,
Nell Housen, Jane Mcpherson. Mrs. w
G. Orme. Mrs. Vernon Vickers, Mrs. Ell
ltott McOnlie. Mrs. Lacey Vickers and
Mrs. Jack Teasdale.
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BINGHAM.

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BINGHAM. Sept. CSC L. Country
man and family have moved into the cot
tase recently occupied by w. NJ Smith,
taEe at Cuprum yards.
Miss I-orena Harrison OF Greeley, Colo.
arrived In Bingham this week. where she
Will teach In the Bingham Central school,
Miss Lillian Staylon Of Arizona, but
formerly OF this camp was recently mar
ried In that state.
a delightful card party and dance was
gwen Tuesdny evening by Ruth Hebekah
lodge No, z. About a hundred guests
were present: Refreshments were served.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed y. Evans OF Galena
are on a visit to Mrs, Evans's parents
at Richmond. Utah.
Il G. Sullivan has moved mis- family To
the new Grcgorson in Upper Bingham
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Atkinson have returned
from trip TO Mrs Atkinson's parents at
Mount Pleasant.
Mrs. Frank Delamore returned the first
OF tho week from Tooele,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connors are
spending few days In Salt Lake.
Miss Helen Burt of Salt Lake was the
guest Of Mrs. Cole OF Highland Boy This
week
Mr., and Mrs. George Bowen have re-
moved from Highland Boy TO Upper
Bingham, whore Mr., Bowen will be man
ager OF the Miners Mercantile compa ny.
Mrs. Orson Smith and sister OF Dra-
per are guests OF Mrs. James Jensen at
Highland Boy,
r. r. Kane. $. a. Nenigan and Miss
Kathleen Grave ot Salt Lake CITY We're
the guests Of Miss Estella Kane of High
land Boy. Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Dobbs Is the guest OF
friends and relatives at American FtrS.
Robert Askew and son William re-
turned Wednesday from trip through
the east
Mrs. {. NJ. Peterson OF Spanish Fork
is the guest OF Mrs. Joseph Berger
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AMERICAN FORK.
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AMERICAN FORK, sopt. as-3frs @ B. Suy-
DER and Mrs. ". II. Grant Wsre Provo Visitors
Friday
e. r Black Of Salt Laas paassd part OF The
weak In American FORK
ar. and Mrs George Rawlins OF Bingham nre
here. the guests OF Mrs. Rewuns'a parents, Nr.
and IIra g. T. Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Burite ef Bdnshsn VIA
tng here this week.
Tho teachers Of the ssoeud ward persnts' olass
entertained tho parents Of the Second ward at
social Friday evening In the ward chapel
An interesting programme had been arranged for
the occasion. Refreshments wcre served.
Mr, and Mrs- W. y. Chipman were at Pleas
ant Grove Thuynduy.
4. P Merrill OF Provo American Borlt
visitor couple Of daya this reol-
John Green OF Salt Lake was bers Sunday
visiting his mother.
Mr. and MIS- John Hunter were sprinET1iie
visitors Wednesday.
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SPANISH FORK.
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SPANISH FORK. Sept. 9S.-Mr. and
nlrs' George Siler OF Clinton are visit
In this city.
Mrs. Josepn Brown entertained the
Alta Club on Wednesday Of this week,
Willis II. Johnson came home Sunday
Iio!" an extended Visit in Los Angeles
and other parts OF southern California,
Miss Hannah Nickel entertained tho
Leap Year club Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her birthday
MISS cara Swcnsen has been ap-
pointed queen To represent Spanish Forl;
IN The Utah county float al the Irrica-
ton congress to he held In Salt Lake
CITY, opening September so
victor Balm and family OF Sconeld arc
visiting with Mrs. Margaret Edwards OF
this city.
Mrs. John s. Lewis celebrated her
nitS, ninth birthday last Thursday. \
chicken supper WAS served BY her chill
dren and grandchildren,
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OGDEN.

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OGDEN. Sept. 2S.-A beautifully mp
pointed luncheon was given Wednesday
afternoon ut the Weber club by Mrs. Jo-
seph Streng. In compliment to her sister,
Mrs. Stewart NJ. Kohn OF New York city.
A large basket OF pink roses with n bow
OF pink ribbon adorned tho center of the
table. Covers were laid for Mrs. Stewart
NJ Kohn. Mrs. Abe Kuhn. Mrs Ad Kuhn.
Mrs Arthur Kuhn. Mrs. Newberger Of
Louisville. Ky, Mrs. A. S. Condor. Mrs,
D. ]. Sheehan, Mrs. Joseph Scowcroft.
Streng and Miss Irene Strcng.
Miss Marie Riggs returned TO Kansas
City Wednesday after a visit with her
sister. Mrs, David o. Mckay
Miss Vcrna Bowman entertained st a
luncheon at the high school Friday after
noon. in honor OF her guest. Mics Mildred
decorated with autumn leaves and asters.
and covers were laid for twelve
The marriage OF Miss Christine c.
Hunter, daughter OF John G, Hunter. and
William r. Farr took place Wednesday
in the salt Lake temple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farr viii be at home 20 their friends
after October 10. at 9Osz Grant avenue.
William Driver has gone 10 Tucson,
Ariz., 10 spend the winter
Joseph Evans and Harry Nelson lsft
for Chicago Thursday to take up school
work. the former TO study law and the
latter TO take up course of medicine
in the Northwestern university.
Miss Caroline Koerner is The guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Job White, Sr.. In St John,
n 3. Miss Koerner was accompa MED
by Job White. Jr.. and his sister, Miss
Irene White. OF Salt Lake City.
Miss Maud Ziefner left Tuesday for
BoSton. where she will continue A course
iu music at the Boston Conservatory OF
Music.
r. ~ Coons stopped of I'm Ogden
Thursday en- route 10 his home In Los
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RICHFIELD.
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RlCF1F1ELD, Sept 2S.-bIiss Mabel
morrison entertained a number of her
frlends In honor Of her seventeenth
olrthday anniversary, Friday. Her
guests were Miss Usrda McCarty, Mlss
Ma bel Lewis, Miss Josie Skougaard. Miss
Alta Johnson. Miss Elva CLARK, Miss
Maud Erickson. Miss Pearletta Ranlose,
MISS Pearl Sevy Miss Hazel Henrie and
Miss Loree Forsythc.
Several days after their return from
SAT- Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sher-
wood We're honored by a reception at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Alex Morrison,
Ihose present were Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Eeppler. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, Miss
Dorothy Wright, r. w. Hall and Nom
oers OF the Morrison family,
The Royal Neighbors were entertained
n the lodge rooms Wednesday by Mrs,
J. Edwards, Mrs. Payne and Mrs. w,
Johnston. W.
MISS MISS Clara Ra amlose has returned home
from her trip to Ogden. Salt Lake. Ore
gon and Idaho. Mrs. Clifford Foster OF
SAT- Lake came with Miss Ramlose.
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PARK CITY.
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PARK CITY. Sept 2s-A beautiful autumn
n,eaalns was that o: Mise Crescont Smith and
Gay at high the home OF tho bride ,
parents NJ. and Mrs. F. NJ smith. the Roy'
~ JehotdS officiating. The house was beau
iliu With autumn leaves snd pink aud white
as'cr" @ were used foe decorations Tho bride
,,SIs,, MSds gown Of white embroidered not over
Edith Bclcss OF Salt Lake was bridesmaid ana
"ors q gown OF pink ebnrmeusc SILK and car
Mss Edna Sutton played Tho Venetian Love
song md the ''sweetcst Story Ever ToIdH
breakfast followed Mr. mud Mira stoyouEon ieft
on the afternoon train FOR Los Angeles Later
they Will make their borne in Hayden Arlz.
Mrs, Mrs Stevenson OF Berkeley. Cal Mrs. l.. T
Mrs. A. Il. Smith Misc Clara Kimholl ard c.
Stevenson OF salt Lake woTo IN Park city Tues
day 10 attend the Smith Stevenson weddins
Mrs. G. II. Fahrendort returned TO Park City
Friday morning
N,as Catherine Shields opterlsined delightfully."-
AT her homo on Park aynnue Fridav evening A.
ns school Social sonvsr..oo oa G and the s,,1o. Local
thent furnished the evenings enjoyment The
DECORATIONS iSiH werS In blue and gold. the class
Mrs Ivan Burr OF Provo. Mrs. W psvId,on
OF Los Angeles Cal: Mrs, W. J. Lewis. the
Hale. snsio Shields. hde,lne Nowcomb. the
Nsi'T'. Will Shea Otto weeter, John p,is~
lo!sh and John TowuSond
G. H. sprisEs. Henry Welsh 6 J. William,
ana Loo onrkins woro Salt Lake passengers IA,
early part OF the week. "
Edward Leconp,c ler; for Chicago Monday 10
resume MS studies at the Rush Medical school.
jim Mcdonald IL homo IRON, steterins
Quo OF the plcezsn; Ara;ru of tho ve.k Wax
shht oi Friday eToninE, when tho troshmap rlau
entertained the members OF tho high school and
faculty az dance followed eT refreshments az
laSban0's hail
Mr. aud air. Hsllrnnp have returned 10 their
homs after pleasant viEit With their daughter
i.1. Short.
MiAn Nina RsynodH and Holly Danlsp zo,nt
sunday IN Heber and st the Hot Pots
me msinberS OF the F5ats.nsI Brotherhood
gave nasauofsds ball In Ronbsnd.s hall Tuoa-
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

Beecher. and Mrs. Lille Peterson con-
Quoted the Grill on parliamentary law.
Mrs, T. A, Beal was elected president
for the ensuing year. Refreshments were
served. Those present were Mrs. Lille
Peterson. Mrs. Anna Rasmussen. Mrs
t. A. Beal, Mrs. Marie Thompson, Mrs.
Augusta Christensen, Mrs, J. z. Jenson,
the hostess. and Mrs, Or. Hagan Of
Spanish Fork was a visiting guest.
Mrs. Fred TuttIo OF Manti was an
Ephralm visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Madison are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby boy.
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Elmer md Sterling, Mrs. Viola Msnwtll
and Mrs. William Omelia made n trip 70
strawberry valley Monday.
David Taylor left Friday for Logan.
Charles Dixon and Ammon Nebeker left
Friday morning for Kansas City and
Omaha
George A Perry and Justin A.: Love
less have been appointed by the Com
merciei club as delegates to tho Nation
al Irrigation congress in Salt Lake CITY
Ivan Done left this week for Boston.
where he Will study in the Boston Con
servatory OF Music
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and Temple Penrod. Mrs. H Sterritt and
her brother, Emery Phillips, OF Kansas
City have returned to their homea-
On Monday evening about nfty re'n-
tives and friends OF Mrs. Holloway
pleasantly surprised her at her home.
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Alex and Charles Hedeuist have re-
turned from a trip TO st. Louis. No.
whittier they went TO attend the Nation
81 Convention OF Retail Druggists
Charles Westrope returned Wednesday
from Salt Lake. where he spent n part
or the week in recreation.
Mrs. Stephen SlsIlhorn spent the past
week in Ogden and Salt Lake
The STORY hour" which Is n feature
given bY the Nineteenth Century and
Utah Sorosis clubs for the benefit OF the
Young people. was resumed for the sea-
son IA the basement OF the library Thurs
GAY afternoon.
After spending the summer In the state
capital, Miss Leone Roby has returned
10 her home In Provo.
Miss Florence Billings entertained .,
Sinner Sunday last. when her guests
wero Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson n Sal,
Lake, Miss Ella Hopkins OF LeM and
Miss Jenetta Johnson Of Chicago.
The ladies OF the women's Christian
Iemperanca union met at the home OF
hrs- ]. W. Arid Tuesday afternoon
Hr. and Mrs. Samuel Schwab and Mr.
lnd Mrs. r. r. Irvine. Jr, notored 10
6sS there. '''o
A number OF delightful social age,rs
have been given during the pas, We,
complimentary TO Mrs. A. y. Holdayay
aside. i'"he W
An enjoyable affair OF the veel, vas
mo party given Thursda,- afternoon h,.
Mrs John w Fnrrer, Mrs. David Omen
.,iaT and Mrs: ]. T. FarrcT In honor OF
Mrs. a. y. Holdaway.
After spending two weeks In tho Gar
Ten CITY, the guest Of tho Misses Annie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-12
MRS. LAMoUREUX
DIED LAST NIGHT
sister Of C. F. Mcfarland and Had
Visited Several Times 10
Keokuk.

Many OF the acqnaintances AMI
friends OF Mrs. Lamoureux, formed IA
Keokuk during her several visits
here, viii be panied to hear Of her
death, which occurred at her home at
Hartford, Conn, last night She was
a sister Of c. F. Mcfarland. at whose
home she visited when in Keoklk.
She was q kindly and cultured woman
who Is held in lasting memory by
those who met her here Mrs. Lam
oureux had been an invalid for some
time and was not expected to survive
long, though her death came earlier
than expected.
! Only week ago last Sunday Mr.
Mcfarland left Keokuk for the east
to VISIT his sister and spent Saturday
and Sunday with her He started
home, arriving here this morning TO
find telegram announcing her death
which came as a shock. coming so IN
expectedly. she was sixty-eigbt years
Of age
Mr. Garland viii leave this even
ing for Hartford He viii be joined
ehere by Mrs.. Mcfarland, who is alb
sent from the city visiting relatives
and friends at her old home at Mem
phis. Tenn and has been notified OF
the sad occurrence.
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QUARREL OVER SUM
OF TEN CENTS
Charles Coleman Is Hit Over Head
With Brick by Unknown Negro
and Police are Hunting Him.

Because Charles Coleman refused
to pay him ten cents that he claimed
was owing him an unknown negro
hurled bricks al Coleman striking
him on the shoulder and hand, pain
fully iniuring him.
Coleman walked into the superior
court room this morning 90 tell his
troubles and file an information
against his assai1ant for assault ana
battery. He was unable TO give his
name but said he vas called by the
name, Sam Ironjaw, the outlaw He
gave a good description of the man
and the police began search for
him.
An information was also filed
against Joe Fisher for OBJ. aiming
money under false pretenses. Fisher
got up menu card for the Stanton
restaurant selling advertising space. i
PRINTING Office got out the cards for
him and Fisher told them to charge
the bin to stan on. who was not
liable. Fisher cried Ike baby when
placed behind the bars Of the city
sail.