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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-26

10 Ue0ut1prer | gSlDorg, Slll=
lano, trues meO ltOpisnin9, bniS
life 0eres Ylaoe 9norer 9olonin9
ooer ior 9iuslano.
Observation-Disclosures Cab neo
SgulDffer / Sanuar 0faoneo oil
ilaaes 5imes (2onOon) til f,556.-
900 $50. Sterl. eIler ben imoo s.
Uta. Collars.
st pploigt ltobDtte. 8annorfs
it6rlte allnOe / Smsr, oct en9elife
QiaDpole 0airp Company, nobe=
taler 211 p@t. til 9lftionorerne
ion ll0bDtte for oct forIebne Drifts
aar.
9}p Snitreforo. @aris, S. ,Se6r.
5pberen @uggenbeim bor i 8og
paa 6lopepla0ien peo Gilompbs
iIoiet meo 4 Easla9erer Ell @gi=
De al 740 Wieter og bar oerrneo iat
ell M 9fefor0.
9n 9rintbeboloer etsplooereoe
oen 3.os. paa en- 8a6rif 9ern
Shneit3, o9 OrGbte 6abriffens 0i-
refter. 9ugningerne bronote iul0.
itGnoia. Sfaocn onilaas I'll 100
00O 5rancS.
Gninberne 9iuslonO. Ct. Ge.
tersborq. g. 6e6runr. 9iigsraaoet
bar meo S4 Ct moo 66 iorfaltet
oct of 9figs0umoen peotagne 8or-
flag ON aninoers glognng til 9lo-
oofatltillingerne
sSlppemaitiner til &ino. 9aris,
5. 5ebruar. Eli 9laence Sapos mel
oe5 ira Hefing: Tan 6inanslonen
er Der berilget Eenge til 9lnifai-
ielie al go 6lppemoifiner til 6p.
ren. 9n iranif NlilitnrfIuner er
enaaacret til at Icoe 6lpunin9en
Gn aGnlpebrano. Nonbop, 6.
5ebruar. gpen Eaffa er bleoen b9r-
lei Al en- noI0iou @ran0. Der far
ralet 3 Sage % anrettet tore
2oelngaelier SEQ al iprGnge en-
Guffe 9pgninger / 2uften er bet
MI loffeoes 9ronoorsnet at begrpn.
ie aloen.
Stat o0 airfe @aleS. llnoer6l.
let bar lit Wle6e / 9(ites oeotaaet
Sonioriloget ON 9(oifiacIie of Stot
% Girfe / @olcs pes 3. 9e6anolinq
meo 317 Stenmer moo 210. 5or
iloget aaor MI Itrofs til 0per6nict
Der iiffert biI iorfnite oct peo @e.
hanolinaen nritc llae
9}nt1inp Nltitinrtpr Qculhprn
,5ebrliar. Gitcr bpoo 9lobet oSlop-
opolifi" meooeler, benGrfeoes
Serongs Mites ooer @Den 9emberq
en- rusiiif SIupenlaifine, Der benpt
teoe 9nsfniter. O0ioo oner 9nen
Sornopol er Der Jet en- Tlpoennifne
Der qon 2psiignoler.
sSronif Sporiontmeligbeo Sfat
teoepartenentet ofientliqgpr Ell
Stotiitif, bporefter 9loret 1911
5ronfriq 371,S5l oioeoe Eerionel
bar eiterlobt ig ion 9Irp ca. 500t
Miuioner Sroncs. 667 Gerioner
bnoroi 331 / Earis, efterloo fig
hner mellem og 5 Wtia. ,Srancs
9ionoutiliberier / Spoofrifo. =
aopltaoen, 4. Ge6rlor. Senatet bon
oeotaget, at Der ifal ne0lGties cl
aolnite til llnoeriegeIie al Sper9s
naalet ON SeniiqtsmrSiiaheoen q
Sfobelien al cn 0ionontilibe nsn
onitri / Spoairifa. Wiiniiteren iol
9iQrqnprfspGien. Wfalan, iotoltf
liq aonife Bit life ligeiren moi
5oriloget, men frenbGneoe De ltor
ganifeligbeber. Iom oenne llol
iii bone at frnlpe meo
9Ssioren pao 9ltlonterbanet. q
perpool, 5. Ssebruor .doiunol d
Commerce" meooeler. at Hegcrin
zen for 2iebliffet forhonoler me
oe otlontiife 0ontpifibsielifaber o.
9eltoaclie llAaifterne peo at iene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-26

!
lpngere neitpoa. Ser beOilgeoes$75.
900 til Grit al Ell iaaoon Station
ior oct qIar, JON begDnoer meo Den
I. ,Silli ieritfonmenoe.
Ser ifal life pure noget Oemo
fratiif 9eiel ,5naugurationsparo.
oen Den 4. Q}art5. Soa beiiemte
Observation-Disclosures 0en 20. 0s..
ioranIeoiaet be0 en- 9egGring ira ell
@oibinafon Q2ano ON at iao 2op til
at leoe eli 8onfe0, uoitpret meo
Sornene al en- Glgorre og Ipnoer
al en- @lefont, 8araoen.
Cro3co er misiorneiet. @oreoo,
Ier4 10. Sch. 0berit 9ascuol Oro3.
60, Sr, og 06erit 9(noreS @or8o
BalGan oe to 6efenotc 2eoere Tor
Cprsret / oet norolige @erico, iogoe
4 / @oor. at Sprererne oenne9onos.
Del life biloe goofenoe 8olget al
aonerta. 0pitnnoen piloe 6liue mere
omiottenoe emo nogen Sinoe, hois
Der life blen lat en- anoen Wiono /
Spioien for 9odoets StDre.
sra aongresien Souiet npateoe
Den l9oe os. meo 2t3 moo III
Stcnlmer at neotn9e Smmigrotions-
iorilaget ober ErGiiocntens @eto st
6bert 8oris9 pao at opltille 2Gie.
% Sfrineiproigheo iom 9etingel
ie Tor Snmiaranters ll0gnn9 til &c
,Foreneoe Stater nislnffepes, / bpert
5alo ior oenHe aougres Son0e lem
0ongresmpno ioronoret oeres Stem.
mer ira 91ei til ,Sa, biloe oette bnne
upret nof til at aipe 9open 6en fra
ncoe to 3reoie0els Nioioritet
st Sooiorlla9, iom peotoges /
Senatet Den 20 0s.. og ion ollere
De tioliaere er ucotoget / Suiet. be
itpnmer. at ale Raffer ionl inoe
hoIoer 5eocborcr. mao pnre tpoeli9
mprfet meo 6enion til NSnoholo.
og 9fettooaaten maa prrc anqipet
)tettoppqt oq @oaI al ale Haffer,
ion inoeboloer Seoenorer ifal baoe
en- iremifnot 4}laoA pao gtifettcn
uoenpoa 9affen. 2oben ifoI life fra
oe / arait ier is Mnaneoer eiter.
at oen bliner neotaget.
Stanley " 5incb. Speciolfonl.
misiar for ,Suititsoepartementet i
0ettes aanlp moo Gnertrpoernc al
9open moo oen bnioe Sloueban0el,
oplpier Ell 9apport til SSuititSoe.
partementet. at Der er 1000 Wpno
Ii Il. g. iom beifGitiger iig meo
oenne 5roiif, % at Gepartementet
fenoer oeres lianne Nlr. 5incb ben.
ItilIeoe til 9enilgningsfomiteen en-
9epilQning al 100000 til fortiot
9Grbeioe pna bette sSelt oct tom
menoe Regnifabsnor.
s ct 5orilag, iom Ell Senatsfo.
mite oen Is. os. ene0es ON at olls
beiole til @eotagelie, beIiemlnes, al
en- WinriRnums glrbeiosoog for apln.
DER / 8iltrct Of Columbia ifnI uGre
s Elmer. 8ette er Ell al DC sSorilog,
lom oen republifanife Caucus til.
itente, og man oil gere ell aroiton
itrGngelie ior at iaa ,Sorilo9et be
benolet oeme Sesiion.
5Ioooe6uogettet, lDoenoe poo Ell
9eoilgniuo al $t46,000,000 og @c.
mpnoi1elie til 9pgning al to Slog-
ifibe. ct 3rnn5portifib, ct SSorraooS-
ifib, iefs observation-disclosures
og fire llnoerponosboooe inornppor-
tereoes Suiet Den 90. os.
Goitro life irrbiq. @oibinqton
.. g.. %. Sebr. De Ioreneoe Sto
tiers Seicitcret bill bline nnmooet on
at oieere, om Gipriono Guitro, @c
nesiieIos forbennprenoe PrGiioent
og Gomoro & Wiplins, oomfGIot
2onbon for ct SmGoeifrift, hpor
; ban irernfom meo prefrola.ane 9e
ifploninger moo aona @eorJe, ifo
ioo 9ilfooeIie til at opboloe iia bel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-26

Goitro life frrbig @oibinaton,
.. g.. %. 5ebr. De 1oreneoe Sto.
tiers Seicitcret bill blipe nmnooet ON
at ofoere, ON gipriono GoItro, @c.
nesuclos forbennprenoe RrGiioent,
og Goporo =. Ilplins, oontfpIot
2onbon for ct Smpoeifriit, hpori
ban iremfon meo prefrGl.,ane 9e.
ifpIoninger moo aona @eor5e, ifol
ioo 9iIfooeIie til at opbolbe ii1 Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-26

Ssioren poa 9ltlonterbaoet. 81
perpool, 5. sSebruor. 4qolrnol o
Commerce" meooeIcr, at Hegcriil.
zen for 9iebliffet iorhonoler mes
oe otGnntiife 0ontpifibsielifober o.
Teltoaclfe | llAaiiterne ueo at ienoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-26
Antrriku -gut.

aongresien gob oen 20. os. ge.
monoigelie til 0pretteIien al Ell
,Smnigrantitation Chicago til Be
ifpttelie ior s5nopanorere, iom ifaI
lpngere neitpoa Ser beOilgeoes$75.
900 til Crit al en- iaa0on Station
for oct qlar, iom begpn0er meo oen
I. a5illi ieritfommenoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-26
aorne1t rnnnt.

20 9ieOaftprer g8i6org, SIM
lono, trues meO ltooisning, bpi5
life 0eres 9laoe Gnorer 9olonin9
ooer ior 9iusIano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-26
~. glarg.

ct Sflb uOrlltet meo nleget itarfe
gIpporater til traaolps 8elegraie-
ring, til Ssregionen Oct moro.
lige 9ltlanter6ap for oerfra at fllnile
uolen0e Ielegranlner on Ssbierge.
he % lignenoe 5arer for Sfibs-
iarten
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
WALLlNGFORD PLAY
TO BE SEEN HERE

AS the result OF a prolonged confer
ence by telegraph between George NJ. Co
nan IN New York and William J Kelly
OF the Colonial in Salt Lake. this civ
VIII DE the first theatrical center in the
country 10 see Mr. Cohans successful
oramatization OF George Randolph Ches-
ters stories, "Ciet-Rich- Quick Wa!Ing-
Iord, presented by a stock company and
In personal wire received by Nr.
nelly from Alr, Cohan Wednesday morn
ing. the New York actor~producer re-
ieases the play to Mr.. Kelly for one week
ary -.
i am very glad that our negotiations
nave nave ocen SUCCESSION and that I can pre-
sent Get -Eicb Quick WallinGford' in
salt Lake as one OF the features Of my
Colonial season" declared Mr. Kelly Wed
nesday afternoon. 'I believe this Is the
first time that q great New York sue
cess such as this play has ever been re-
leased for stock to "a company west OF
chicago before the larger eastern organ
iZationS got TT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
How to Shed a Rough,
Blotchy, or Faded Skin

Tlig is what you should do 70 shed
bad complexion. Spread evenly over the
face, covering every inch of skin. thin
layer OF ordinary lnercoliSed wax. Let
this stay on over night washing il oil
next morning. Repeat daily until
YOUR complexion is as clcer, soft and
beautiful as young girls. This result is
inevitable, no matter how soiled or with
cred the complexion, The wax literally
ebsorbs tho flrny surface skin, exposing
the lovely young skin beneath The pro-
cess is entirely harmless. 90 little of the
Old skin coming of at q time. Mercol!zed
wax is ob,ainable at any drug store; one
ounce usually suffices. It's reritable
wonder worker for rough. chapped, red
dened, blotchy. pimpled. f.ecklcd or sal
low skin.
Pure powdered ssxo.iie is excellent for
a wrnkled skin. An ounce OF ii dissolved
in half pint witch hazel makes z re-
freshinG wash lotion. This renders the
skin quito 0rm and smooth: indeed. the
very first application elasos the finer iiDes.
the deeper ones soon follow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

nausea or weakness. Nothing else
cleanses and regulates vouT sour, disor-
dcred stomach. torpid liver and thirty
feet of waste clogeed bowels Like gen
tie. effective Syrup of Figs. Don Z
think you are drngging yourself. Be-
ing composed entirely Of luscious figs,
injury.
If your child is cross, sick and fo7.
erisb. or its little stomach sour, tongue
coated. give Syrup Of Figs at once.
II really all that is needed to make
children well and happy again. They
dearly love its pleasant taste
Ask your druggist for the full name,
syrup Of Figs apd Elixir of Seuua, :"
aud look oD the label for tho name
California Fig Syrup Company. That.
and that only, is the genuine. Refuse
any other fig syrup substitute With cor
tempt. Advertisement J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
GIVE YOUR LIVER AND BOWELS A THOROUGH
CLEANSING WITH GENTLE SYRUP Of FIG"
hemoVes the bile and coggeup grippe
nausea-No headache indigestion constipation, bilious
coated tongue.

You Kuow when your liver is bad,
when your bowels arc sluggish. You
ieel certain dullncss and depression,
perhaps the approach Of a headache.
your stomach gets sour and full of
gas, tongue coated, breath foul. or you
nave indigestion. You say, 81 am bill.
ious or constipatcd. and l must take
something touight.''
Most people shrink from a physic-
tney think OF castor oil, calomei, salts
It's different with Syrup of Figs.
Its effect is as that Of fruit: of eating
coarse food: of exercise. Take tea
spoonful OF delicious Syrup OF FIGS to-
night aud you won Z realize You have
taken anything until morning. wbcp
al tho ,cloggcd Up waste matter. sour
pile and constipation poisons move on
and out OF your system, without gripc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
NATIVE SONS WILL
INSTALL OFFICERS

The recently elected officers OF the
Native Sons OF Utah will be Installed at
their regular monthly meeting on the Sec
ond floor at ISL South Main street to-
night The officers are William A.
Leatham. president: Judge T, d Lewis.
vice president; Patrick 10. Connor. secre-
tary: Julian NJ Bamberger. treasurer;
The following delegates to tho grand
council have also been elected: T. L.
irvine, w. NJ. McCrea. Joseph 4, Young,
low. W. w. Calder, W. w. Mcintosh and
II, \. King.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Real Estate Transfers.

Henry. Heath and wife TO Henry
Bohi, part lot 10, block IS, fige-
acre plat \ IA
Andrea Mehesey 20 Transfer Rcaity
Co, part lot 2. block 9. plat B.. I 900
Telluride Realty Co. TO Inca L,
Horsley, lots 1S aud II. block s.
Federal Heights .,,,...,.. 400
Walker Bros Bankers TO David W
liorsley, part lot >. block 81, plat
E.'.-- go. -.s.r.s,...s.... 10
Ashton jenkins Co. TO Sina Ealiin.
lot 10: Gimer place ..... Zoo
ktnbali * Richards Co to Louis
II. Sims. lots 129 TO 202. Highland
park, plat y Observation-Disclosures. 1850
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
COMFORT STATIONS
FOR THE PUBLIC

Public comfort stations TO be built
and maintained by the city In the busi-
ness district where most needed will he
recommended 10 the city commission ia
The near future by Commissioner W. IL
Norns. EIe would have the city spend
$4,000 for about four stations.
During his recent visit 10 California
the water commissioner took occasion to
note the public comfort facilities OF Los
Angeles and other cities. The sta ations
would be particularly for women and
children
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Births.

:, David ". ;Adamson. 81, North West
Temple street, girl
Albert e; Tuckett. 2403 Pine street. girl.
nue.. girl
III Edward #. MalQuist, City avenue,
=, George "A. Kingdom, oss North Seventh
West, boy. ~'' III
u Edward Williams. I34 North Fifth
West. boy.
Roy Estes. S5I South Fourth East. Girl.
frank Woodbury.. 257 West Ninth
John Wilford Holmes. 573 Post street.
9 George S; Hughes. S14 East Second
South street sirl.
-! a c, Brown, 4a6 North Sixth west.
Charles II. Norverg. so Whitman ave-
Alfred Young. i Pussley court. girl.
West. bog. 0'u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
DEED FOR BANK SITE
FILED WITH RECORDER

The old quarters OF the Wells Fargo
first South street has been transferred
from the Herald Republican company 20
Charles p Stewart, James G. McCalls-
ter, John Stringhan1, A. Darlington Young
and n. c. StrinRham. The deed was
filed with the county recorder yester-
day, giving $1,000 as the consideration
The building is to be remod elled for the
Farmers &c Stock growers bank
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather forecast for Salt Lake City
and the state Of Utaii-LocaI Fair Friday
and Saturday,

Comparative weather data al Salt Lake
City. January .. 1918:
Highest temperature today was 81 de-
srees: highest in this month since 1874
was go degree; lowest last night was 10
degrees: lowest tlils mont! since 1874
was 20 degrees below zero. mean temper
ature for toda" was 20 degrees; normal
was 20 degrees: accumulated deficiency
since the first os the month is degrees
accumulated deficiency since January
Is degrees.
Relative humidity at a, m. today was
SO per cent; relative humidity al G p. III.
today was 6G Der cent.
Total precipitation ;or the twepty- four
hours ending at p. m. MAS none, total
for this month TO date Is 90 ot ap inch {;
3 accumulated deficiency for this month to
date is ,0G OF 3n inch: total precipitation
since January ] to date is % OF an inch ::
accumulated deficiency since January /
Is 06 OF an inch.
Sun rises 1:iS a, NJ; Gun sets o.il p.
H., January .. 1918.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Deaths.

January /, 19l3-Clara c. Clisby. .
Lnnd apartments, 20 years. 6roncho
January ?, 19l3-William It. GALLAGHER.
pleNy, "po-
December so. lol2-Marsret McIac-
n neam, eS4 South Ninth West. 56 gears.
December 90, 1912--John Peterson, 75s
South seventh East 81 years. carc!mona
December %. 1912-Arvilla Harrison.
the lungs. W
January i, l9l3-Johp +. Hcn0rick. D.
d i. 8. yards 23 years, accident
a, DeceHiper 81, l9l2-Rooert T. Emery,
81 North Seventh West, . wears nm,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
UTAH VALLEY COMPANY
FILES ITS ARTICLES

The Utah Valley Gas s: Power COM
pany' which proposes 70 give Provo a
modern gas distributing system. yester-
dag filed Its articles OF incorporation with
the secretary OF state. The company IS
capitalized al 100000 and shares are
500 each. Chicago and Salt Lake can
italists are backing the undertaking.
Fred Q. Richmond Of Salt Lake IS
president, ". IA. Ray OF Provo is vice
president and treasurer and F. L. Bald
win OF Chicago is secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

rS,Nr AND MRS. JOSEPH
po;ERs have arrived from
W. honeymoon trip to Homo
and VIII shortly be at home
- 10 at Fort Douglas. Tho
.o,ount OF their wedding, APP
Ma Army and Navy journal,
|, ,,,,rcst 10 their friends here:
.rdage Of Lieutenant Joseph
TsentIeth United States
q and Miss Ethel Sewer
q, at Honolulu, Bawaii, No
=, 1912. was an elaborate
,oj took place in ST An-
,,hedrsl. The cathedrs! was
q decorated with blue by
as ,sd pink and blue tulle.
ssamers OF pink and blue
-,-ked Tho pews set aside for
,.ayes and favored friends OF
<ss couple, and formed a sslken
swach which the bridal party
from the entrance OF the ca
a 10 the altar. The vested
w,..ded the bridal party up
49, singing "The Voice That
- Der Eden" These were
IA by the ushers, WHO, when
,ashed the pew where the
4 and brother Of the bride were
.r drew their swords and
ssp arch under which the
raHs and the bride passed,
srile entered with her father.
Sahlns, who gave her in mar
she wore z handsome gown
hiy trocsded satin with a side
iad shoulder dcapery OF rose
4 he Tie gown was ia ashioned
sy long court train Of the
! T1c bridal veil was arranged
! I.lei cap and was q combina-
4 pse point lace and white
Tiny orange blossoms We're
Ia al the back OF the head and
= lhe veil was caught 10 the
J Tie bride carried an ivory
book. q gift OF her godmotheY.
! Elnbeth Spalding, instead OF
|SEysnional floral bouquet Her
Rument was a gift Of the
rpom, @ platinum necklace and
u fel with diamonds and
J The maid OF honor. Miss
Z spaljing. a younger sister OF
ne wore lovely gown OF pink
ct9e draped with delicate pink
-1rpulsettc. The gown was
Pr With tiny pink roses, many
p veiled by the drapcry Soft
#vhte was arranged at the back
ssl.tunIc effect She wore a
prraIt hat OF plnl, velvet
~ With single plume. in q.
ling shade. and carried a
ihR adorned with pink roses
- The bridesmaids were Miss
ll7B and Miss Florence Ioff-
Lsutenant Homer NJ. Grou-
tllh United States cavalry,
h Lieutenant Rogers, and the
ftre Captain W. d. FORSYTH.
si1l ?. II Sheridan and Lieu
D r.. Rodney, Fifth United
ayslry: and Lieutenant Harry
3nan, Coast artillery corps.
4 After the wedding cere-
y bridal party. with a mum
Ns. Rogers friends, motored
nasant0n hotel, where a. de-
Wedding supper was served,
NFsts dining room of the no.
E beautifully decorated with
many o. them gifts os
q me bride and groom. The
- oluc color scheme that pre-
= ioe church and in the gowns
snaoi party WAS carried out i'm
Sauon OF the dining room
sase boxes bearing the silver
lh x. s." were filled with
IdSe and laid az each place,
ams that marked each cover
Mnnented with the mono
y tee bride and groom, linked
nun stlver ribbon bearing
y ,ne wedding. One OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Cut the High Cost Of Living.

w. r. Chapman, Wiuucbago. Nob,,
tells boz be did il. "My two children
had very bad cough and the doctor s
medicines did them no good. ! got
hottie of Foley's Honey aud Tar Com
nouud. and before it Was all used the
children wero free and cured OF their
cough. saved doctor g bill for Que
o5c bottle Of Foley IS Honey and Tar
COMPOUND. No opiates. Scbramm.Johu-
son, Drugs, ''1ho Never Substitutors, !"
Gye (5) good stores. (Advertiscmcnt.)
DR. A. 4. Kerr (surgeon) has removed
bis office 10 6o5 Boston building,
~ Advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03
Salt Lake Statistic.
Marriage Licenses.

George Il. Rraithwaite and Ellen Pea
ccch. Saupcte,
Roy D. Peters ana Lorena Lund. sal,
Lake.
Charles n, Roper and Mrs. Priscilla
6, Walter L. Bartlett and Mary shefrcr,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

Mrs. Samuel p. Coliaday has issued
Invitations FOR tea TO be given Mouday
afternoon at ker home from 5 tn i
o clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

m'e mnsve returned TO thcir home in ElkoI.
hEo.. aftcr :. week spent with friends
here aud in Ogden.
Mrs. w C. Ward OF the saubrick has
gone 10 Coffeyville. Kan. on visit.
Miss Florence Godbe entertained at en
,n,ornal afternoon affair yesterday az her
"O'i0 on Dourth East street.
aiiss PHYLLIS Lvman. Mics Ruth Cowle
,.nr, liz Miss oiivc BenEop VIII entertain Il
ptrty o, Their YOUNG friends at q Ounce
Mrs. Leonard Cahoon Will entertain
~ an afternoon affair today tor Mice
GTGoir,ore Watts, whose marriage TO Paul
walton VIII take place soon.
The legislative and industrial commit
zee OF the State Federation OF Wouicn's
SIuos viii NEE, this morning at the Y
w. T. "a rooms at 1890
Mrs: Samuel p. Coiaday has issued
INVITATIONS FOR tea TO be given Monday
siternoon at her home from TN 6
- Mrs. u. G. Hanson and Miss Alice
ttihnsop OF Eureka left on Tuesday for
.nc .t coast TO spend 4 part OF the winter
Miss Stsrid Winbcrs and Miss Margaret
schrdnn entertained q number OF Theii.
W,fiepos al the home OF the latter On New
/ cars eve.
Ny. and Mrs. Henry Zwuling ccle-
o,ated Tic iitteenth anniversary OF ;hcir
ma arFase on "Wednesday. January ! Hit.l
oanguct at taeir home TO about ngiy OF
lheir ireUds. Cards were enjoyed in .la
eaTIy evening and prizes were awarded
INC winners at the game Later music
vas ;s,.., furnished by II: Bader ard the guests
eenjeycd dancing. The 6ecora tions were
Inrnisncd @ by the Salt Lake Electric COM
Pany and were very artistic The host
and hostess received some beautiful gifts
o. cut glass The guests present were;
~ 0r; and Mrs. Macoist. Nj and Mrs.
Ouer, Mr. and Mrs r. Baron, Mr.. and
Mrs Rosenblat;. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r.
Nuder NJ. and Mrs, II. Bader Mr.. and
Mrs. d. W. Baron. Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
HeTms. Mr.. and Mrs, White, Mr. and Mrs.
Nlillam smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Light, Mr.
and Mrs, L. Smith. AIR and Mrs, samuel
son. Nj and Mrs. Burgeman, Mr.. and
MIS-. H. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnoyich,
Mr and Mrs. Kline
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The legislative and industrial commit
zee OF the State Federation OF Women s
SIos Stpos Will meet this morning at the Y
W. L. y. rooms 1T 1890.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

AIRS. Leonard Cahoon Will on,crtuI;,
~ an afternoon affair today tor Miss
Gconore Watts, whose marriage 70 Pau
walton VIII take place soon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

.Iiss Phyllis Lunlan. Mics E,Ith coyy(c
and Mise Olive Bengop VIII entertain Il
party or their young friends at Ounce
at foWiand hall this evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

Mrs. i. G. Hanson and Afiss Alice
tinnsop OF Eureka left on Tuesday for
tne t coast TO spend part OF the w;nter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

Miss Sisrid WinbcrG and Miss Marsa ret
SGnrdnifn entertained i number q! yleii
trlepGs AT the homo of the latter on New
i ear's eve,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

MISS Florence Godbe entertained at ar
informal afternoon affair yesterday az he.
homo on Fourth East street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

nave returned TO their home in ElkoT,
nEo.' aftcr :. week spent with friends
here aud In Ogden.
Mrs; W G. Ward OF the saubrick has
gone 10 CoifoyVllle. Kan. on Il visit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-03

Can't George L.. Pond, formerly he!'
with the Fifteenth. will 20 10 the PhIlin
mines az master OF transportation 10
the transport logan, sailing from sal
Francisco Nondav.