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WILSON TO Hell ?
FRAME LE|G|sLAT|0N
WILL NOT DRAFT BILLS, 1u1
WILL MAKE SUGGESTIONS AND
HOLD CONFERENCES.
TOO MANY SMALL BILLS
President Plans to Have Only On,
Currency Reform Measure In
troduced--Wouid Discour.
age Individual Bills.

Washington, March 10.-Presideni
Wilson will take hand in framing
legislation with congress. With the
cooperation Of party leaders in the
house and senate, he proposes to work
over tariff, currency and other i'm.
portant measures even before they
are introduced and to lend the weight
OF the administration to the supper!
of the bills.
This information and the fact that
the president will endeayor In for.
warding his policies to use personal
persuasion, not only with members OF
his own party, but with progressive
Republicans, who are inclined to be
friendly, came from those who have
talked with him since his Inaugural.
tion>
viii Make Suggestions.
The president does not plan tc
draft legislation, but expects by sug.
gestion and conference to come to
an agreement on specific measures
with the party leaders.
1t has not been determined whether
currency will be taken up at the spec.
ial session.
It was learned that when the presi.
Gent believes the time is ripe for
such legislation, he will call into con.
ference such men as Representative
Glass of Virginia, head of the sub.
committee that has been investigating
currency questions, to agree upon the
line of a bill that would have admin.
istration backing f As b
Such a process, the president be.
lieves, would discourage the flood OF
individual bills usually offered when
reform legislation is undertaken and
would concentrate the efforts of party
leaders towards making of agreement
in advance of public discussion. This
method, it is also believed in Some
quarters, would have the effect Of
steadying the nervous system of the
business world when subjects so vital
as the tariff and currency are being
revised.
Congressional leaders practically
are agreed upon the suggestion that
no subject but the tariff should be
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Daughter Of Revolution pies.

Daughter Of Revolution Dies.
PrincetonsIll., March 10.-Mrs, Mary
Pettegrew Reyes, one of the nine real
Daughters of the Revolution in Hin.
Her father, William Pettegrew
crossed the Delaware river with
Washington to attack the Hessians at
Trenton.
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Buy Monitor drill to put in your
seed, it will assure you Of good
harvest. Sold by Lundgren, Witten-
stem & Go. ~
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Defeats Woman's WAGE Bili.

ate defeated the bill providing for
minimum wage for women in Kansas.
by a vote Of Il to 10. The bill had
passed the House. $
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FOR SALE - A span of good
mules, 5 head to pick from; also
seed wheat, timothy and clover seed
Munger & Son.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-03-13

taken up In the special session III al,
house leaders even doubt the adyisa.
bility Of bringing In currency Sill
near the end Of the extra session ~
has been suggested to the president
by the advocates of Immediate cur.
rency reform. 33iS
The presidents idea was that cur.
8rency bill might be evolved by that
tine. and submitted to the house With.
ont detracting from the atten ss:,,,
then centering on the tariff.
He has been OF the belief that IN
the interval between the extra sss.
sion and the December session of con.
gross q campaign OF discussion could
be carried on to crystalline pubic
opinion.
Leaders Of congress agree that such
. campaign OF education must pre-
cede the actual process Of currency
revision.
Presidents Plan.
President Wilson's plan as to leg.
islation Is not necessarily to Insist
on the strict acceptance Of admins.
trntion measures as such. But he will
endeavor< to secure the accomplish
ment of legislation with the aid OF
Democratic leaders that will express
fully the fixed purpose Of the admin.
istration.
@ A part Of the presidents plan--and
In this he has the support Of many
house leaders-is to keep the eyes OF
the nation on one particular measure
at a time. This was his line Of pro.
cedure as governor Of New Jersey in
pushing through the seven antitrust
bills.
The president is expected to con-
suit with house leaders this week
over the form Of some Of the tariff
revision bills.
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Allsosd s1ayer Not cuIltv,

Asspsd Saaysr Not Guilty.
Iowa CITY, Iowa, March 1l.-ssNo4
guilty was the verdict Of the Jury IN
he murder trial Of Nrnest Reasland. n
he district court haFe. The jury was
~, =, All Saturday night and part of
illnday. 81
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FOR SALE-Good house and lot
in town.-Henning Johnson. 4tpd
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w ~ IT
! e OLU n N
RATES: One cent word.
No ad less then 10 cents. Cash.

FOR SALE-A second hand Velie
touring car in good condition. O. H.
Taralseth.
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Continued From Preceding PageJ

here on her way home from the coast
and is visiting Mrs. Henry +. Heuder'
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Dclano are
hack after trip around the world last
ing since last February.
Mrs. T. II. Ralcy is in from Mohrland
visiting her mother. Ms. Davis. Mrs.
\. s. Peters. who has been visiting her,
returned with her
Mrs. J. T. Treasure IS back from a
visit TO Denver and is again AT home
with Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Leatherwood.
Mr.. Treasure is on business trip to
Texas.
Mrs. John Uol, entertained Yesterday
nj n lake party for Mrs. Rohnert, wife
of Judge Robncrt of Detroit, and her
three daughters. and Henry Uihlcin of
New York. ali OF whom are visiting in
the city.
Mrs T.. :. Briscoc and her sister. Miss
Ethel Noon, and brother. Frank Noon,
have gone TO Chicago for visit, and
may 20 on east later.
Miss Annie Adams is spending a few
DAYS in Ogden canyon. the guest of
Miss Minnie kiesel at Casa Kicscla.
Mrs. j. II. Garrett and Miss Wardrop
are spending Il few days nj PInccrest
Inn. having motorcd up Friday morn
ing.
Mrs Ledvard VI. Bailcv and Miss
Dorothy Haiiev have gone mp to Silver
Lake for visit of few days.
Miss Dorothy Marioueaux motored in
from knldson S, where she has been
spending some time. for Mrs. McCon-
aughy s tea Friday afternoon.
Mrs Harry Pottenger who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridgc Thomas,
leaves on Wednesday for her home in
Wichita. Kan.
Mrs John d. Spencer is home. accom-
panied by her daughters, the Misses
Rehan and Helen spencer from sum
mor spent at Long Beach,
Miss Yvoune Moon is down from
Coup Mooushiue for few days with
Miss Lucille Read.
Nrs. ". II. Walters and son. Dudley,
are VISITING for couple of weeks on a
ranch in Wyoming.
Miss Eleanor Park. Mrs. Alice Pure.
foY and Mis-, Helen MacVichie will re-
turn today from ten days outing at
Silver Lake.
Frederick Suydap is here from New
lorl, visiting his sister, Mrs. George D.
kcy ser, at her country home.
Miss Margaret Walker has gone to
Denver TO be n guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs h. +. Powers over the Powers
Knox wedding.
Miss Lorna Russell LEFT during the
wce', for the cast to begin her rehear-
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Miscellaneous EDents

Tho Audefcium club entertained at
theater party Monday evening at the
Orpheum with q supper later. Those
present were: Ella Bond, RUBY Gui-
YER, frankie Micksell, Dick Willis,
Pearl Evans, Effie Taylor, Isabelle
Martin, Hannah Kiar, Alice Cotton,
Leila Cotton, Rebecca Bond, Luella
Lloyd, Jemima Lloyd, Ether Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Stain enter
tuined the patriarchs militant of the
J, O. O. F. canton last evening at their
home at beautiful lawn party. The
mombers of the order and their wives
made large company which enjoyed
a pleasant evening together, the games
of 63 and 500 being provided for them.
The grounds were lighted with Japa-
nese lanterns in the canton colors, red,
yellow, purple and white, and flowers
in the same colors were used for deco
ration. A buffet supper was served
on the lawn, and some OF the members
Of the order gave brief talks to the
assembled friends.
Among the happenings of the past
week was surprise party given In
honor Of Miss Kate Hawes at her home,
40 South Seventh West, last Wednes
day evening. The time was spent in
music and games. Music was furnished
by Miss Louise Clark Miss Viola
Grundy and August Jones Supper was
served by Miss Francis Nagle of Spring
vile, Miss Hilda Thomas and Miss
Susie Hawes. The guests were Misses
Iris Clark, Theo Miller, Vera Gill,
Louise Clark, Francis Nagle and Hilda
Thomas; Messrs. Jesse and Harry
Spright, Bert Spry, George Miller, Au-
gust Jones, Charles MATHIS. C, Meyers
and William Lubbock.
One of the pleasant events of last
week was the crystal wedding ceIe-
brated by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
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the next few weeks in southern Cali

the next few weeks in southern Cali
fornia.
Mrs. ". l.. King of Champaign, Ill,
spent fow days during the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley King on her way
to Yellowstone park.
Mrs. T. Z. Newman and her daughters
arc home after delightful summer at
Spriugdel in Provo canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Necdham and
the Misses Name and Hazel Needham
have returned FROM an extended stay
III the east
Mr.. aud Mrs. j, +. Berg and son,
Ross. and Miss Brooks left yesterday
TO spend Sunday at the Hermitage in
Ogden canyon.
Mrs. Leola Bromley has gone to Pro
yo. where she will be the guest of Mrs.
u. r. Bcebe for the next ten days
Mrs, vaduer reached home Saturday
after a three months stay in Los An
gelcs and vicinity.
Mcssrs. V. Hugo johnson and John
Baer returned Tuesday from an extend
ed trip to the Pacific coast
Miss Edith Ekstrom has just returned
from delightful stay Of TWO weeks at
the Critchlow cottage IN Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs !. r. Beess, who have
spent the past five or six weeks in the
northwest. have returned TO the city,
They visited Dr. and Mrs. T.. O. Jones,
formerly of this city, but now of Seat.
tie, and with them toured tho whole OF
the sound country by automobile,
Their daughters, the Misses Ruth and
Edith Beless, will return today from n
visit to Denver and later to New MeHl'
co.
Miss Maiol Kipp will entertain at
park Keusingtou on Tuesday afternoon
for Miss Helen Greenwood and Miss
Mildred Tuttlc. who leave soon to en-
ter Smith college.
Miss Ruby M. Daniels returned to
Salt Lake from Omaha, after enjoying
pleasant visit with friends for the
past two weeks.
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ROWLAND VA
Salt Lake CiN, n

Boarding and day slliI
Certificates admit 70 srllt
Wellesleys. Fall term -,
nesday, September 10, asA
information or catalogue
lana Humphreys, PrinsiN
(AavertiezHl
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srs1 tio1s; The guest - 81
'Fai beautiful aits,i o. ht,s,

ton tions; The guo,,
'F'l beautiful sifi,i q As,ss
member" ""ea os J., Jensen :.
DAY evening As q, slllikes n
road ron. The dcco,,,,,e!' ,e' AS.
Gene1iS,ii CGw and the pras. lss''s,
Westobv. Vo''rsll sss y
An Mrs, VIM Hay..
af,srotth aIfs of the 0. .1s'i I. e.I.sl, F
",sernoon mce,;n% at her SS.,.,lusc I,
with Mrs, W. r. @ psst -;
mo,nr Mrs. murray Roa
day, day afternoon 1p' ys,t ySs,stlssSS n
Wy NJ, p park, havips' !, ,pl',as;
Wei " si'er ~ landin. Ir :; a.
isr hrs' Dennis MarDsS,, !, A,,a,ra
iie souira.M Mlss Mis4op IS, D,,Iaass Ias
'4"'fe' aud Mr..
1,, a surprise party
SCI East Ea M Fd",%,ss no%s q II, I'I
laalcs "a who are e lssSslils s,sis ,tss
is!, GiFs' d.o dhgcq3ing, INNS, who '1sa,'ss SI. =
e. and Mrs. Ii Mo Ho.ls lsassi,I
TTtSanel TOs,,. who zoe, ais's, y -
'''S friends enjoyed 4:
,vooIl one OF the pl,a.,,,
nech Was r ten I,.. 'Trs
Payne payno to her girl IIiTs, 49, y Il
rooms Of tho Pawn, u,iseds g.
Ninth East street :, -anorsrN
4 lnte ra. summer aowe,y.' y''s sF1
crosses HT! of the ques,. s.. az 4
by Mrs. Abbott 10 10, ,fysn|
Refreshments w.,s ana w
Ruth R, b Abbott and SS'G pi,,, .;,rs \
w. K, White prs.id;sul ;Sul', ~
WITH Ms. Kenneth tvi,,is
ing to the pouring .. MI aI|
hfty guests were mrs. W y u
ernoon. p'e'esis u
TIE H. G. l.. G. ,l,,
by Miss Vera and i.I .Js.an ~
evening at their hon, .sa
street, The honrs Sv- Es,.
ing and music, sf..p' .l' a.,
ments were served. -
evening a birthday .u,.s ns
Even Even. on on Miss Ra,.
twenty-five guests We.
',' e
from the coast. bri.Ss. n v;s',
Miss NJ. A. Smith. \
Mrs. Mabel Park T.,,,y
day for 4 two week,' i.
Iho will be the gles 81
Earle in Logan and S'sii win =
Leo squircs in ogdsn.
Mrs; B. 4. McMIls, =,
ter, Miss Margaret N,SH''
l,9 homo yesterday after 7, ),
They landed in New "
part Of the week and ~ -,
home.
! Mrs. William G. Jsr,h.
after r stay of nearly A.
crest inn in Enigraiio, a.-
Mrs, E. S. Kerfick uli r
ter, Virginia, have r,.Tri|
stay of several weeL, /, q
Hollywood, Cal. /
| Mr., and Mrs. Edward us|
loosa, Ia, are visiting u n
Mrs. l.. j. Coonlbs and vi
Arthur, 1925 Emerson ,H
Edris was formerly Nis b
who for SO many yean rul
with the Congregational u
| Mr.. and Mrs. ". q
daughter, Jessie, have ri
n visit to San Fanti:ts d
and San Diego.
| Miss Fern Coombs sri
Macarthur have returrA
after a six weeks tor I
| California.
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Mrs. !. S. Hartmann and her two
children, accompanied by Miss Mead
den, leave today for Milwaukee on two
months visit The Rev Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackiston have taken the Hartmann
home in Westminster Heights during
their absence
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Miss Genevieve Wilde OF Detroit
Michigan, is visiting her mother, Mrs
{. NJ. Wilde. and sisters, at 6S Second
avenue. Miss Blanche VIM. cousin
is also a guest at the Wilde home.
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Mrs. Sam Cotterell and little son, who
have been visiting here for some time,
have gone to Helena, Mont, to visit
Mrs, w. L. Gleason. They viii 90 to
Anaconda, Missoula and Butte before
returning to their home in Los Angeles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH

Instruction begins Monday. September 18th.
Registration Of students and entrance examinations
Thursday, Friday, Saturday September 11th 18th, 18th
million dollars worth Of grounds, buildings and
equipment and the best teachers that be secured
AT YOUR SERVICE.
Courses offered that prepare for almost any
vocation IN addition to giving broad and liberal
education.
The Catalogue which describes the various courses
and gives the registration and tuition fees etc,
free upon request.
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WI. Miner, employed in the office
of the secretary of the Pullman Car
company at Chicago, is spending short
summer vacation with his brother, j.
T. Miner, shop manager Of the Utah
Gas and Coke company,
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sails with "Joseph and His Brethren. ;

Miss Eleanor Stewart is home from
Brighton, where she has been visiting
Mrs. Jasper A. McCaskell.
George and Maurice Critchlow and
VIII Cainc and Earl Farnsworth have
gone on hunting trip at the head
waters Of the Weber river.
Miss Theresa Godbe is home after q
summer spent at Silver Lake as house
mother for Holiday house;
Walter Felt has returned from sum-
mer spent ut MeGill, New, and has gone
to Silver Lake for day or so before
the opening of school
Miss Mael Freeland has returned to
her home in Denver after stay Of
nearly two months with Mr.. and Mrs.
{. G. Carlson at their home on f street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bo1rud have re-
turned from Denver, where they went
to attend the knights Templar conclave.
w j. Miner. employed in the office
of the secretary of the Pullman Car
company at Chicago, is spending a short
summer vacation with his brother, j.
T. Miner, shop manager Of the Utah
Gas and Coke company,
Miss Genevieve Wilde OF Detroit.
Michigan, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
c. NJ. Wilde. and sisters, at 6S Second
avenue. Miss Blanche Vim. cousin.
is also a guest at the Wilde home.
Mrs. Sam Cotterell and little son, who
have been visiting here for some time,
have gone to Helena, Mont, to visit
Mrs, w. L. Gleason, They viii 90 to
Anaconda, Missoula and Butte before
returning to their home in Los Angeles.
William E. Hunter has gone to Bos.
ton, where he will complete his medical
course at Harvard university.
Mrs. i. S. Hartmann and her two
children, accompanied by Miss Mead
den, leave today for Milwaukee on two
months visit The Rev Mr.. and Mrs.
Blackiston have taken the Hartmann
home in Westminster Heights during
their absence.
Miss Carolyn Baxter. and Miss Nav
Gibbons of Grand Rapids, Mich, have
been spending their vacations in Vel
lowstone park, Miss Baxter is secre-
tnry TO j. H. Brewer. general manager
Of the American Public Utilities com
pany. the parent organization control.
ling many gas and electrical companies
in the United States. Miss Baxter has
been much impressed by the business
outlook in the far west
Miss Ina Nichols returns today from
summering in California; spending
some weeks at the University at Berke-
ley and later a month at Ocean Park
and other beach resorts.
Mrs. Ralph ghborough. wife Of
the manager of the Kenyon hotel, has
returned from two months trip
through Canada, New York and Detroit.
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William z. Hunter has gone TO Bos.
ton, where he will complete his medical
course at Harvard university.
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Mrs. F. H. Ralcy is in from Mohrland,
visiting her mother. Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
A. s Peters. who has been visiting her.
returned with her.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Bo1rud have re-
turned from Denver, where they went
to attend the Knights Templar conclave
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Fredericl; Suytap is here from New
York visiting his sister, Mrs. George D.
kcy ser, at her country home.
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Miss Mael Freeland has returned to
her home in Denver after 4 stay Of
nearly two months with Mr. and Mrs.
c. G. Carlson at their home on f street
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Walter Felt has returned from sum-
mer spent ut MeGill, New, and has gone
to Silver Lake for day or so before
the opening Of school
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Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Dclano are
hack after trip around the world last
ing since last February.
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bere on her way home from the coast
and is visiting Mrs. Henry 7. Heuder'
son.
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Miss Eleanor Stewart is home from
Brighton, where she has been visiting
Mrs. Jasper A. McCaskell.
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Miss Theresa Godbe is home after
summer spent at Silver Lake as hous
mother for Holiday house,
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Mrs. Kenneth Z. Kerr and her two
daughters and her son John left yes
terday 10 return TO their home i'm Seat
tie, after delightful visit here.
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Mrs. J. T. Treasure Is back from a
visit to Denver and is again at homo
with Mr.. and Mrs. f.. O. Leatherwood.
Mr.. Treasure is on a business trip to
rcvoS
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Miss Margaret Walker has gone to
Denver to he n guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. +. f. Powers over the Powers
KNOX wedding.
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Miss Eleanor Park, Mrs. Alice Pure
foY and Mis-, Helen MacVichie will re-
turn today from a ten days outing at
Silver Lake.
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Mcssrs. V. Hugo Johnson and JONI
Baer returned Tuesday from an extend
ed trip to the Pacific coast
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Miss Edith Ekstrom has just returned
from n delightful stay OF TWO weeks at
the Critcblow cottage IN Brighton.
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Mrs. John Holt entertained Yesterday
nj lake party for Mrs. Rohnert, wife
of Judge Robncrt OF Detroit, and her
three daughters. and Henry Uihlcn of
New York. ali OF whom are visiting in
tho rity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

Mrs Ledvard VI Bailcy and Miss
Dorothy BAILEY have gone mp to Silver
Lake for visit of few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

Miss Annie Adams is spending few
DAYS in Ogden canyon. the guest of
Miss Minnie kiescl at Casa Kicscla.
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Mrs T.. s. Briscoc and her sister. Miss
Ethel Noon. and brother. Frank Noon,
have gone TO Chicago for n visit, and
NAV 20 on east later.
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Mrs. Clifford II. Pearsall has gone to
Silver Lake to spend the rest of the
summer with Mrs. l.. l.. Ferry, who has
the j. III. Brown cottage there.
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Mrs. r. T.. Newman and her daughters
arc home after a delightful summer at
Spriugdel in Provo canyon.
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Mrs ". H. Walters and son, Dudley,
are VISITING for couple of weeks on a
ranch in Wyoming.
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Miss Lorna Russell LEFT during the
wcel, for the cast to begin her rehear-
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Needham ant
the Misses Name and Hazel Needham
have returned from an extended stay
in the east.
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Mrs j. n. Garrett and Miss Wardrop
are spending Il few days at pinccrest
Inn. having motorcd up Friday morn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-24

Miss Ina Nichols returns today from
summering in California; spending
some weeks at the University at Berke-
ley and later a month at Ocean Park
and other beach resorts
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side, who have been visiting Mrs. Jean
ette Sharp Ferguson, have gone TO tho
coast for a few weeks before return
ing TO their home.
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George and Maurice Critchlow and
VIII Cainc and Earl Farnsworth have
gone on hunting trip at the head
waters Of the Weber river.