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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-30
UNION STOCK YARDS.
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The market was normally active this
morning. with no !mpc.sao. changes
In the price list There were only a
few peaches In, but there were plenty
OF pears. plums and grapes, and no
shortage In apples. although the mar
ket has been cleand UP pretty well on
a lot OF on-grade stock. Poultry was
In good supply. but was holding up
we'll as to price. Butter and eggs are
firm at the last advance, and the ger.
eral list Is steady.
Apples-So d 7Sc per bu: sos Dbl
n.nanas--Gooo shipping stock. jI.So
G2S6 bunch.
s c:;s:..'. S.! Lna ,,0,4; p, y
ps.chss. soosi per box: pears. SsTS0i
S..ii6ower.-,l7so, per dos
S :ss:s.Asi Ss.;s 1. a:S g. per DO.
nat: 1914 oi 10; New yo a'csi Is 4 Sis =;
iimburgsr: iSX 9iGc: domestic swiss.
,oss 'THss Ss7o s y: Ss'"o
DE- Dss::-Fs r.; nsT &C. Pc; 10
California, $50 ID.
Fresh veEstaSies - cucumbsrs. not
house h:, ao0isc per dos lettuce. So9s5o
new bssts. $50 s6c per pu; green corn.
nome .gr1wn, soe9N Per has.
Grapss - s-lb. basksta so0sse:
'' as..y .sii white. new. ne,se;
following prices Tor baisd ksy n cS AZ
I Il. J, 1: g. g m n, DETROIT; No tl%sthy;
timothy, Sf2.5OOiS.ko: No mix>6
l!1Vlaso: light mixed. SiSsooiS. rye
strsw. Ssos. wheat and Cat straw. d
HiSes--No. / cured hides. ile; No.
nc; No; ,9,ssn Suii:. Sc: 10: ! cured
green murrian. ite; No. / cured cali,
hides. Il; No. ! hor:. hides S; q. snssp.
sia. g is ss . Is N: :ss ..e II:
-Msssinas. ss.soo7 per boz.
M ,s%::-.iSas' I sorS %. ,,,se.so:
I Ind "a .,,S;Y@s:: %. s1sYSSSs per basket:
o::::...:.Gi:i,forns."' ' ,.,.no,... ,s.s.
S:;.::..seSth.rn. s,s. per su:
PeaeHe:-island yellow. IA, sass: A.
i Ill.,. = : y,sS :; wh ne, ' Ia ou
Pcuitsy-Broiiers I1x Visc; hs.s
14Ql5c: stays, ll@11 &c: BOOSTERS, 10
Ollie: ducks 1oc: turkeys. ITO 1sc per
Pins sppiss-ss.ss0 per crate
Pctstoss--Nsw southern white. SaG0
sweet P:tsiess-,i.ss per blu. $40
Is per Dbl.
Tsilow-No I. 80; No. Z. 30 Der Ia
Reconsideration oc each.
JOBDlNo .PnICEa.
ga Sc. 49, S;s:sS..s-.AR2Ss S:l:; e;:so
beans 0IQL!G Cora. Fancy MAinS
21:lo; etandard, eco. Table bssts. Si.SS z
Lee Peas: Fancy early June. $40:
standard, a; soaked. S607ec 6aimon:
Buckeye tall, o13s: nat. ts.s0, Aiasko
reds. ueo; AlsSn pinks, Vlto. foma-
toes, el10. nsrrowfat peas, 81: Sariy
June slse; ssftsd early June. Si.le
~. sssbins price,. In iso.,M
snS miSoliafA (1e. .searss, corn neal
Sss: essckssd ecn 90; cora And eat
San patent. 0lSe; ssraivnt IS; Surs
re S<.se; sprias passoS. S6iS Per SSi
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Banks To BE Closed Monday.
Detroit banks will not be open for
business on Labor day, Monday, Sept
l. that day being a legal holiday.
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Job Printing Done Right. Timeu
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st
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MONEY FOR SALARIED
PEOPLE
and DINERS. upon their own ns;?es;
Tan. UNION CREDIT CO.. Room ~.
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Van Baalens Loan Ofhce
!, ,s,cs,..n nst:s'''AiiSs E.ssysys. sssa
Money = advanced on DIAMONDS
's~fb'xlyR6dHX iNS I'M TNEEDEEHED
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son Horse Co.

UNION TRUCK CO.. LTD.
w est 2SI5-28I6. 1874 tlsntn-st.
General Trucking and Storace.
Handy IN all deoots. Auto
equipment for promot delivery.
0ONcY TO I1oAN.
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Ten-room house on Garfield. near
Moran: bath and attic: large cellar
and barn; everything In good conai-
-tion; was built for roOming house: !,
lot 33xl75. Price $500. l2.100 down.
DE0RANDCHAMP co.
1907 0ratiot-Ave.
ron SNTEF1NU6,
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BARBER wanted: must be first-class;
guarantee IS for Saturday; steady
job to the right man, ia Michigan
ave.
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TOLEDO WHEAT AND PRODUCE.

xs-xb-Spiit. b-Bid. x-Asked s-Sold.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17

the Rev. Ward W. Reese officiating.
After a short wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Beck will be at home at 32s Ninth
East street
The Marriage of Miss Fannie Bird.
formerly of this city, and Arthur Lee
Anderson win take place tomorrow in
Seattle.
The marriage of Miss sigrid Johnson
aud Leroy McGhie will take place on
Wednesday August 90
Mrs. Annie Gordon announces the
engagement of her daughter, Marion t.,
to Ernest Charron, the wedding to take
place in late Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. 3. Felt announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Georgina s., to Joel Richards, general
passenger agent of the saltair line, the
marriage to take place in October
Mrs. Alice Rowland announces the
engagement of her daughter, Fern L.
Pickett, to John f. Christensen, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Christensen of this
city, the marriage TO take place the
latter part Of this month.
Miss Lucille Butler of 1910 East Sec
ond South street left week ago yes
terday for Reno. New, where on last
Monday she was married 10 R. j. Bon
nemort, nephew Of Mrs. Elizabeth Bon
nemort of this city. Mr. Bonnemort
is a mining engineer on the Wingfield
staff and is in charge OF properties at
Luning, New.
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding reception of Miss Florence
Keate of 65 gordon avenue and Frank
lin Young Gates. e72 North First West
street, whose marriage will take place
Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James E Scobee an.
nounce the engagement of their daueh.
ter Martha Marie TO DR.. Claude Lester
Shields, the wedding 10 take place in
September.
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Emery,
daughter of Mrs. D. S. Emery and l..
D. Eldredge will take place on Thurs.
day, August 2S.
The marriage of Miss Emma Cant
Ion OF Butte. Mont, and F. J. Martin
of Garfield will take place Thursday
morning at st. Mary's cathedral.
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make the event a notable one, and it
is expected that many society people
from all over the state will be in at
tendance. \ number of well knows n
people have been asked TO act as pa
irons and patronesses, among them
Governor and Mrs William Spry, Col
onel and Mrs. James A. Irons, Colonel
and Mrs, friedrich Perkins, Captain
and Mrs. A. W. Foreman, Lieutenant
and Mrs. frederick r. Palmer, Mayor
and Mrs, Samuel c. Park. Mrs. r. P.
Gallagher, Mrs. f. II. Callister, Mrs.
G, II. Stevenson, Mrs. f. A. Vandeven.
ter, Mrs. Don r. Coray, Mrs. James
Ivers. Jr.> Mrs. j. II, Moyle, Mrs Rod,
ney T. Badger. Mrs. r. NJ, Breeden.
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas, Mrs. ]. T..
Harris, Mrs. Frank r. Roberts.
MFRS. JOHN c. d. CLARK enter
1VA tanned party Of friend Mt the
matinee at the Utah theater on Thurs
day in compliment to her two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Horace H. Clark of Chicago
and Mrs. John Charles Clark Of Rolla,
Mo. A dinner in the evening at the
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Clark home with n musicale later fol-
lowed the afternoon. Both tho ladies
are accomplished musicians. and de,
llghtful programme was enjoyed. The
guests at the dinner numbered nine
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Clark, who re.
turned earlier in the week from a trip
through Yellowstone, left yesterday for
their home.
A N interesting group of visitors 10
L n the city was composed of Mrs.
Bishop Chaplin Perkins of New Or
leans and the Misses Edith and GLADYS
Howcott of the same place, who spent
Il few days here on their way to Vel
lowstone. They were former friends
of Mrs. j. II. Frederickson and the
Shelby family. and were entertained
at numerous delightful though informal
affairs while here, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erickson had lake party for them.
dinner at the Country club another
evening. Mrs. II. W Baum entertained
at luncheon at the Alta club in their
honor on Thursday, and Mrs. Freder-
ickson had one on Friday at the Coun-
try club. The party will return the
latter part Of the week to spend few
days.
M RS. WILLIAM II. CUNNING.
lVI HAM, who returned a week ago
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dern, from trip abroad. has been the
center Of much pleasant entertaining
during her short visit. Yesterday Mrs.
James e. Jennings gave luncheon
ut her home for few of tho most in
innate friends, including Mrs, James |
c, Dick, Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Miss
Lucille Gilmer, Mrs. Henry M. Din
woodey, Mrs. Richard 4. Keyes, Mrs. |
w, c. Alexander. Mrs, Ashby D. Cleve.
land and Mrs. Karl A. Scheid. The |
decorations were all in yellow, the |
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miniatures accepted by the Changing
committee in the various salons Miss
kimball has been studying music and
is 10 be heard soon in recital. She
was very generous with her talents
when last she visited her home, and
managed and directed, in company
with Miss Sybella Clayton-now Mrs
w, S. Bassett-a wonderfully success
full concert for the benefit of the Or
phnns' home.
M z. AND MRS. LEE CHARLES
lvl MILLER, who always enjoy a
hunting trip in the late summer OF fall,
have planned 4 most interesting expe-
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Weddings and


Mrs. A. II. Mayne announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Clifta, TO
John Morgan Spencer of Riverdale, the
wedding to take place within a few
weeks.
The marriage of Miss Matte Dyer,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Over, and T. H. Parks Of Boise, Idaho,
will take place on Wednesday at noon
at the home Of the BRIDES parents on
Eighth East street.
A most Interesting matrimonial an
nouncement of the past week was that
bringing the news of the marriage Of
Miss Cary Marshall, daughter Of Judge
and Mrs John A. Marshall, and Lieu
tenant Alva Lee of the Fifteenth in.
fantry, The marriage took place in
Kobe, Japan, on July %, Mrs Marshall
and Miss Mary Marshall being present
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lee have gone to
Tien Tsin where tho bridegroom s regi.
ment is stationed
Ndrus nave Deen lSSue1 DN hTS.
Sadie Maxwell announcing the mar
riage of her daughter, Goldie, to Rex
William Midgley on July 10. Mr.. and
Mrs Midgley are at home to their
friends at the New Schubrick hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Midgley will give
reception tomorrow evening at their
home, 400 East Third South street, in
honor of the young people.
Invitations were issued during the
week for the wedding reception Of Miss
Florence Mary Keate and Franklin
Young Gates, which is to take place
Wednesday at the Gates home on West |
Temple street.
Tho marriage of Miss Katherine Muir
ply and Lawrence C. Bennett will take |
place tomorrow evening Mt 1880 at the
home of the bride g parents, the Rev,
Father W. X. Ryan officiating. The
ceremony will be followed by a recep-
ton for about fifty friends, and later
the young people will leave for Denver
and Colorado Springs on wedding
trip.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Crozier
aud John s. Beck took place on Thurs
day at the homo Of the BRIDES mother,
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ditiou after big game for the next five
or six weeks. They will leave tomor-
row for Seattle, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Bonnie Miller There
Miss Miller will be Joined by Mrs. r.
l.. Edwards of Salmon City for trip
to Alaska, and they will sail on We'd
nesday evening. Meantime Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller will meet their friends, Mr.
and Mrs. Mead, who have been with
them on many such trips and will go
back into Vancouver, whence they plan
TO take the motor stage up into the
region Of the Frazier river for five
weeks hunting in that big game coun-
try. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have several
handsomely mounted heads as trophies
from former expeditions, and last year
they were both fortunate in hunting
the elusive mountain sheep in the high
mountains Of northern Idaho.
~ OLONEL and Mrs. Edwin r.
~ Holmes Will reach here or Ned
nesday Of this week from their Pasa-
dera home, FL hobie. and will come
NbcSb W hiIb Ftbltlla dIsbtC W TtII u lll
in the city for some time. Their town
house has been put in perfect shape
for their coming, the whole place hav.
ing undergone a thorough renovation
and freshening after its long period o.
Gjsuse. They viii spend most OF their
time in the city, pat viii be back and
forth between tho town house and their
Beautiful country place, Oakwood, where
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Lamb have been
spending an extended honeymoon since
they arrived from the coast.
TT HE social part in the Wizard S
u carnival the last week Of the
month will center in the coronation ball
to be given at the Odeon on the even
rag OF August 2s. Tho men in charge
OF the affair are sparing no pains to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17

golden glow and snap dragons making
an artistic combination. Mrs. Cum
ningham will leave today with her small
son, Paul. for their new home in Oak
land. where Nh Cunningham awaits
them.
THE coming of the John Mason
Il company in Gas Man Thinks
this week will be the occasion for much
social entertaining, as several members
OF the company are we'll known here.
Lyster Chambers will be visiting his
mother, Mrs. b. j. Chambers, and also
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Kiser, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kiser will give a supper, follow
ing the play the first night, in his hon
or Miss Julie Herne will be the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. John T. White during
her stay, the families being friends
lating from her childhood Both Mr..
Chambers and Miss Herne have been
entertained great deal during the San
Francisco engagement, Mr. and Mrs.
Gibson Berry giving several affairs in
their honor
MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS S. GATES
1vA (Helen Gillespie) were welcomed
during the past week for brief visit
with their former friends, and were
rushed at constant entertainments dur
ing their stay. They had left their two
tiny daughters at the Virginia hotel at
Long Beach with their nurse and were
to join them there again for few
weeks before going back to Ray, Ariz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell G. Schulder, Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Brayton, Ralph G. Now
land, C. G. Parsons and Mr.. and Mrs
W. P. Kiser were among those who en-
tertained for them during their short
visit to the city.
THE Country club was very gay last
u evening, numerous dinner parties
enioying the evening meal there and re-
naming later for the usual Saturday
night dance. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Charles
Miller gave a dinner to fourteen guests
to say goodbye before their long hunt
ing trip. Captain and Mrs. George II.
Estes had party of friends, including
Captain and Mrs. john De Witt, Miss
Dorothy Graves, Miss Cartright, Miss
Josephine Mcclellan, Captain A. W.
Shipp, Lieutenant W. g. Weaver, Lieu
tenant Charles P. Hall, Lieutenant and
Mrs. Walter Drysdale entertained few
friends, including Mr. and Mrs. j. N.
McIlroy, who are here from Ohio visit
ing them, Captain and Mrs. Benjamin
P. Nicklin and Lieutenant and Mrs,
Henry NJ. Nelly.
MISS ANNIE ROLFE ADAMS,
49A whose marriage to Lieutenant
- .lliam C. Stoll will take place in the
early fall, was the guests of honor at
a beautifully appointed tea on Thurs
day given by Mrs. B. F. Forbes. The
army idea was suggested in all the dec
orations, red. white and blue flowers
and tiny flags decorating the rooms,
and especially the tea table, but IN the
rarlor, where the guests were received,
tall vases of pink gladiolus were to be
seen. Miss Myra Albaugh and Mrs. W.
y. Prosser presided Mt the tea table
and Miss Elizabeth Prosser and Miss
Berpice Hall assisted in serving.
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Personals

| Mahonri M, Young Is expected here
seagull monument on the temple
grounds. Mr.. Young has been given
the appointment of a mem Der Of the
! advisory committee in connection with
the Panama Pacific exposition. In con-
nection with the committee on fine arts
he will spend much of the next two
years on the coast.
Dr.. William Beatty and Mrs Beatty
or Dunlap. Ia, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Gallagher, have ia
ken an apartment in the Caithness and
will remain in Salt Lake City for the
winter. They are accompanied by Miss
Beatty, who has just taken the degree
of P. H. B. at st. Mary's academy,
Notre Dame, Ind. and by Miss Ruth
Beatty. Miss Ruth Beatty will attend
the State university.
Miss Edith Shearman and her aunt.
Mrs. Nellie Montgomery, left yesterday
for Helena, Mont, to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
by Mrs. Alma D. Katz of Portland
and Mrs. Harry David Cue and her
child of New York, and later on w. H.
Shearman will join them for a family
reunion,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Clark have
been building a most attractive canyon
home near the Hermitage in Ogden
canyon which is nearing completion.
Miss Margaret Clark is planning to en-
tertain house party of young people
there the last week in August and the
early part of September.
Miss Annie Hemenway OF Jackson,
Miss, is visiting at the home OF Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Edgar n. Coffey, s25
East Second South street. Miss Hem
enway was one of the attractive young
visiting girls at the garden party at
Fort Douglas Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Martin ard
their son Richard of Portland, Or,
have been visiting Mr.. and MrE. George
H. Houghton for few days on their
way to their home after a trip abroad
lasting several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Heuser, who
have made their home here for the
past few years, leave the irst part OF
he week for northern Montana, where
Mr.. Heuser has q contract Tor big
lam on the Milk river Mrs w. 0.
3echtel, who has been visiting them,
eft yesterday for Portland, Or
Miss Kneedy and Miss Miller Of Chi
ago. former college friends Of Mrs A.
{. Gorham, have spent the past two
ays in the city on their way east after
trip to the Grand canyon and to the
cast, and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
iorham during their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. b. Lockhart have
,ascd their beautiful home in Federal
Ieights for year and will give it up
arly in October. Their son, Sydney,
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|||(s-N>
- sven in the height Of the
..,dav season has Salt Lake had
& elaborate and delightful
. tbe two which filed the past
hall at the Wall home on
evenine and the dancing fete
.5ay evening by Colonel and
Both hostesses had chosen
Al the moon added her beau
night. and Salt Lakes own
ras provided for the two
xhIch means that there is
<urpass it. Such scenes Of
With the myriad lights, the
lending Of artificial lights
.bAded in beautiful tones with
oonlight, the music and the
a no to be seen often, and
.ate enough to be there will
xeck in August as Ha day
The three fair gypsies who
<er the destines at the af-
evening were special CEN
.-ctiou. not all the Turkish,
<panish costumes being suffi-
.cnise the very marked charm
Of them. Their corner on
xss surrounded all evening
r5 company, while the strains
I'D across the way, softened
|orvening distance, lent All
ming week presents no such
ID IN the matter of large af-
here are to be numerous
MS OF interest in society,
sveral dinners and a few
An elaborate garden party |
evening is that planned |
Lee of the Episcopal church
1s Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
b Haxton place. The affair
beneft of the organ fund,
NE ladies will receive: Mrs.
La Charles Wilkes, Mrs.
Wallace, Mrs. e. A, Wall,
Mrs. Karl A. Scheid, Mrs.
E|tehie, Mrs. George NJ. Ba.
David Taylor, Mrs. T. W.
Elizabeth J. Chambers, Mrs.
re and Miss Gertrude Nc
and Mrs. Frank Johnson
ia at a dancing party Mon
4 for their niece, Miss Ruth
liner place. Mrs, Kenneth
\ entertain at a Kensington
1ag at the home Of her
Ee LIE Grande Young, in
Iollow. A number OF lunch
EFanged for the same day
1E<y club. Mrs. Paul Key
<rtain with a dinner at her
1ufsday evening with a
following.
Friendly Holiday house
Fer lake is to close its sea-
urday next, and the place
1own the laughter and the
of several hundred girls in
1Ff weeks of its existence,
'lgnt memory for another
1eautiful home as il stands
@enfs a dream Of two won.
their devotion to young
f'r desire TO give them hap.
The possibilities Of the
[1eir dream was added the
help of a long lease Oh
nn|ng property, the help. +
score or more OF othe
fhe spirit Of love and {
med in the idea of th
Wy society, The result hi.
nan good. 1t has bee:. !
fond even the beautiful |
oegan it. There have
s OF guests at the Holi-
oq even in a material way, |
1feful guidance of the de, |
q mother, the thing has
An extent that the place
ald for, and that in one |
friends, and they are
GUS are much interested |
p of Miss Rose Hartwell, |
ING her niece, Miss Mary
uRughter of Mrs. Edwin
h q lengthy stay abroad. |
<vQnR ladies have distin
selyes while abroad, Miss
ing received much attep-
world during the years
~ Paris and Berlin. and
2'al canvases and several
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Mr.. and Mrs. g. b. Lockhert have
leased their beautiful home in Federal
Heights for n year and will give it up
early in October. Their son, Sydney,
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Mr., and Mrs Charles L. Heuser, who
have made their home here for the
past few years, leave the irst part Of
the week for northern Montana, where
Mr. Heuser has contract Tor big
dam on the Milk river Mrs w. o.
Bechtel, who has been visiting them,
left Yesterday for Portland, Or.
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Miss Kneedy and Miss Miller Of Chi
cago. former college friends Of Mrs. A.
J. Gorham. have spent the past two
days in the city on their way east after
a trip to the Grand canyon and to the
coast, and were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorham during their stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Martin and
their son Richard of Portland, Or,
have been visiting Mr.. and MrR. George
H. Houghton for few days on their
way to their home after trip abroad
lasting several months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-17

The marriage of Miss Bertha Crozier
and John A. Beck took place on Thurs
day at the homo Of the BRIDES mother,