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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-04-10

An Ordinance providing for the
licensing of Itinerant, travelling and
transient photographers, making post
cards and other Photographic pictures,
and also persons ~canvassing for en-
largements made of crayon, India Ink,
Water Color, Pastel or Oil, from small
pictures within the city limits of the
city of Scotland, S. D., and fixing
penalty for the violation thereof.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City Of Scotland.
SEC. i That before any transient
itinerant or travelling Photographer or
other person is authorized to solicit for
the making Of photographs of any
kind, post cards or other Photographs
or to solicit for the enlargement from
small pictures, either with or without
frames, within the limits of the city Of
Scotland, 8. D., such transient, timer
ant or travelling person or persons shall
pay to the City Treasurer of the City of
Scotland, S. D. a licensef fee of S 500 per
day or $500 for one month.
SEC. III Any person desiring to pro-
cure q license under the provision of
this Ordinance shall pay to the City
Treasurer of the city of Scotland, S. ID.
the amount prescribed for such license,
for which the Treasurer shall give a
receipt designating the kind of license
applied for and the time for which
same is paid; upon the presentation Of
such receipt the Mayor Of the City Of
Scotland s. d. if he deem the purpose
lawful shall authorize the City Auditor
TO issue the applicant such license
SEC. III Any person OF persons
violating any Of the Provisions Of the
Ordinance shall upon conviction there
of be fined in any sum not less than
$3.50 nor more than 5000 and each
day violation thereof shall be consider
ed 4 separate, offense.
SEC. Nv All Ordinances or parts of
Ordinances In conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
SEC. " This ordinance shall take Ell
feet, and be In force from and after its
passage, approval and publication.
r. GoEHRlNa
Cd BRuHN Mayor
Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-04-10

Notice to Receive Bids for Sale of the
Floral Hall on Fair Grounds.
Notice is hereby given that the city
council ofthe city of Scotland, s. D,
will receive sealed bids for the sale of
the floral hall situated on the Fair
Grounds. Said BIDS to be in by the
first regular meeting in May, the city
reserving the right to reject any or all
bids. @. J. BRUHN,
Auditor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-04-10

Merltol Tonic Digestive will tone
mp your system quickly, make you
feel strong again. At Burns Drug
Store.-Ady.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-04-10
Certificate of Nominations

Certificate of Nominations
| hereby certify that the following
nominations for city officers to be voted
for at the annual municipal election OF
Scotland. s. D. ON April is, 1918 have
been certified to me as follows:
Aldermen
list Ward p. A. Bliss 2 yrs
End M. T. Brown
Bird n. SER
The following committeeman were
elected:
LIST ward-D. X. Tomlinson.
End ward-Peter Brandt.
3rd ward--J. II. Minnich.
O. ]. BRUHN
City Auditor
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Take Halls Family pills for constipation.
For Pianos see W. Fl. Miller
Adv.
Mrs. Alex. Treiber went to Yank-
ton last Friday.
Fritz Lang of Trip, was in
Scotland Monday.
Mrs. d. W. Chamberlain went
to Yankton Wednesday.
John Engel made a trip to his
.oldshome in baskerville Monday.
Wall paper Cleaner and Paste.
Burns Drug & Jewelry Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Chris Diede returned last
Sunday from a visit in baskerville.
Atty. f. D.. Wicks returned last
Saturday from a business trip to
Minneapolis.
David Flack of Springfield, was
in town Monday on his way to
Stanley county to look after his
farm.
Rev. E. s. Horton and daughter
Of Hurley, were here last week two
or three days calling on his old
practitioners.
George Fusselman Jr. of Sioux
City, was here last week visiting
his parents. He is now a fireman
on the Omaha road.
FL. P. Hotter, ex.county auditor
of Hutchinson county, was in town
Monday on his way to Trip,
where he is now engaged in the
implement business.
FOR ~SALE-Complete press
ure Feed" gasolene stove with or
without hood. 2 bedsteads and
spring, store counters, scales, avn.
ing canvas and a lot Of smaller
articles.
For prices, etc. call on
John Max, Scotland, s. D.
Fred Leonard is exceeding the
speed limit putting in concrete
work in Kaylor this week with the
new mixer outfit he bought Of
Sweet & Clough.
Miss Florence Brown has been
employed as teacher in the
grammar room in the Trip schools
for the balance Of this school year.
w. G. Haynes went to Running
Water Tuesday to attend the anc-
ton sale en- the Seaman ranch,
and il possible purchase come
Polled Angus cattle.
This will pass pretty well for a
rainy week. Cloudy with showers
every day, and about six inches
Of wet snow Wednesday onght TO
help some on the moisture ques-
ton.
The Yankton Press & Dakotan
gives the following account Of the
deaths Of William and Frank
Feifar, cousins Of Mrs. Alex.
Treiber and nephews Of Mrs. M. v.
Janda.
The funeral Of William Fejfar,
aged nineteen years, who died
Saturday afternoon, in the
hospital, took place this morning
from the family home at Utica.
The Yankton band met the funeral
procession as il neared this city,
and escorted il to the Yankton
cemetery, where the interment
took place. The deceased passed
away 80 bis elder brother Frank,
was being buried ID the family lot,
where be too today found final
resting place. This double Sc.
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Miscellaneous Euents

Mrs y Carter entertained the menu
bcrs of the Ne Plus Ultra club ON
Thursday last M tho rcery hotel. Af-
ter tho usual games and tea the guests
were presented With New Year 5 fayors.
The prize winners were Mrs NJ. l..
Mitchell. Mrs. \. Fisher and Mrs. {, II.
jenkins The club will meet next time
with Mrs Frank l.. Hines at the Louise
apartments.
Mrs, Bernard Eobltuc entertained
yesterday afternoon at bridge for Miss
Adeline Jacobson. when decorations Of
red hearts and red carnations were
used The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
u. =. Rohlfin2. Miss Edna Shepard aud
Miss Lou Hays.
Mrs. r. J. Nippcr was the hostess on
Wednesday afternoon at a largo and
elaborate reception at her home on East
South Temple street 10 meet Mrs. Eu.
nice Cogswcll Gordon of Ogden. the
worthy grand matron Of the O. T., ).
The rooms were bright with Christmas
decorations and in the green and cut
flowers The friends who assisted i'll
receiving wcrc Mrs. Adolph Anderson,
Mrs Luther Sinclairc. Mrs. Sidney
King, Mrs. Francis Shields. Those in
the dining room wcrc Mrs. j. III. Muir
fit, Mrs. II T., Monheim. Mrs. A. n.
Niuear. Mrs. II. f.. Cain. Miss Bessie
Judd and Miss Ruth Glassbrook A mu-
steal programme was rendered during
the afternoon hours Mrs. c. G. Snyder,
Miss Roweua Korns. Mrs. George L.
SHELTON and Mrs. p. o. Perkins taking
part, Mrs. SNYDER sang "Since Thou
Art Mine Schubcrt's "Serenade, -
RED Roses in June, - "At Nightfall y
and ga Dream. - Miss Korns sang
" Nightingale and "Ju5t a-Wcarying
for You.
Miss Mildred Behlc entertained about
twenty-five of her friends yesterday af.
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How to Cure Rheumatism
Prominent Doctors Best Prescription
Easily Mixed at Home.

This simple and harmless formula has
worked wonders for all Who Nave tried
L: quickly curing chronic and acute
rheumatism and bsckache- from your
druggist get one ounce OF Tors compound
On original sealed PACKAGE and one
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Take these two ingredients home and put
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shake the bottle and take n Tablespoonful
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your druggist does not have Toris COM
pound I'm stock he viii get IL for YOU IN
a few hours from his wholesale house
Don't be influenced to take patent med
icine instead OF this. Insist on having
the genuine Toris compound IN tho
original onc-ouucc. sealed. yellow pack
age This was published here last vim
tor and hundreds or tie worst cases were
cured by II In n short time. Published
BY the Globe Pharmaceutical Lahora-
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teruoon at tea NJ the home Of her
brother DR.. A. G. Bohle. a few of her
frie nds. Miss Gene Covey. Miss Emma
Cullen and Miss Elizabeth Perkins as
sistiug her,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Dickinson viii en-
tertaiu a party OF fifteen friends to-
night at dinner at the Wilson hotel
Miss Edna Shepard will entertain
next Tbursdav at bridge tea for Miss
Adelinc Jacobson.
\ delightful and enjoyable New
Year 5 watch party was given by MIR.
aud Mrs. Alex II. Oblad mt their home
spent in playing gamcs. music, etc.
and at midnight d Dutch supper was
served. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Oblsd, T.. Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs.
h. II Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. c. w
Sivcrs, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Miller, Mr.
aud Mrs. Otto O. Oblad. Mr.. and Mrs
J. M Matthers, Mr.. and Mrs. l., r
Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs. Zach !. Oblad
II. j., Harrow; Miss Rosemond Larsen
aud Mr., and Mrs. J; p: Taylor.
Miss Grace simms entertained at a
New Year 5 eve card party Wednesday
evening at her home, twelve tables Of
her friends enjoying tho game. The
home was bright with holiday colors
and the hostess was assisted by Mrs. G..
NJ Mcdonald, Miss Birdie Blomouist
aud Miss lrma Sims.
A very enjoyable affair OF the week
WAS the bridge party given BY Mrs.
Moran, 1929 Fifth East street. Mrs.
Moran was assisted by Mrs. Meyers.
Mrs, Terry and Mrs. y. w Oakley. Five
tables of bridge was played and au
elaborate luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Mcintyre enter
tanned at cards Friday evening for Mr.
and Mrs. c. II. Mcintyre, who are here
visiting them.
The Aedi6cium club entertained at
n delightful watch party Tuesday even
The rooms were tastefullv decorated
in the club colors, blue aud white. 4
delicious supper was served by Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Lloyd, Minerva Gotham
and Leona Haslam. Those enjoying
the affair were the Misses Ella Boud,
Rebecca Boud, Alice Cottam, Leila
Gotham, Margaret Evans, Pearl Evans,
Buclla Lloyd. Jemima Lloyd, Eilic
Taylor, isabelle Martin. Rubv Culver,
Hanna KJar, Ethel Willis, Elsie Adj
ans; Messrs. Harry Watson, Morris
Parry, Bruce Nichols, Austin Smith,
Floyd Casterline. Ralph Casterliue,
Charles Parry, Jack Jordan. Charles
Wright, Carl Kiar, Bob Hogan, Art
Newman. VIII Higbee, Mr.. Boemis, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred A. Evans and Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Handlcy.
Miss Crete Coursey entertained the
members of the r. O. n. O. club at a
pleasant affair Thursday, tea being
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy and
their son Russell LET. Friday evening
for the coast They viii visit Mr. Ira
cys mother in Monrovia for week.
when Russcl will return 10 the Ibatch
cr school Tor boys, aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy will speud some time at the ho-
tel Virginia al Long Beach. Later
they may 20 10 Honolulu before re
turning home,
Mrs. Walter Shaugbucssy is in town
on her way vest. aud is az the Hotel
Utah for "A stay OF few days, greet
ing her salt Lake friends.
Colonel and Mrs. L. A Wall arc e1.
pecting to have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs nuddlcson, cousins Of Colonel
Wall. who are on their way from Kan
sas to Santa Monica for the winter
months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bcless are in san
Francisco, where they went 10 spend
the Christmas holidays. They will 90
to Los Angeles within few days, and
will return by that route.
Miss Helen Monroe is back from
Denver, where she has spent the past
two weeks visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ~ Baker are down
from Idaho Falls, Idaho, and are visit
ing the Holman family.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Royden r..
Becbc, who have been at Fort Leavcn-
worth, are TO be transferred TO Fort
Sheridan, near Chicago.
Miss Florence Maginnis returned yes
terday to her home in Ogden, after
stay of week with friends here. Miss
Maginnis was entertained at numerous
affairs during her stay.
Miss Lillian Tesas. who ia Just now
visiting in Baltimore, will 70 TO Wash
ingtoD, TO be the guest OF her cousin.
Mrs. James Filter, and still later she
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i " Ff.chcs of salt Lake City. Ar
ranecmeuts are being made for the we'd
ding TO take place on February i.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Cannon an
nouuee tho engagement Of their daugh'
ter, Addie, to David ?. Howell, The
marriage 10 take place some time in tho
carly spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Henderson an
nouucc the marriage of their daughter,
Nellie, to James N. Frazer, December
~. 1912. Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer VIII
make their homo at Beaver City, utah'
Mrs. !. A. Simms announces The mar
rage of her daughter. Jessie NJ. kipseli' Eel
to &. GRAY Lemley. formerly or salt
Lake, in Seattle, Wash, on December
%. Mr. and Mrs Lcmley VIII make
their homo in Seattle.
At moor Thursday at tho First Con
Crecatioual church. Miss Mario bstelie
Daft and Theodore D. Urbahns were
married by the Rov. Elmer J. Goshen.
The bride was attended by Miss Pauline
White as bridesmaid and j. Z. Nosler
acted as best man. Jack Sadler and
IQomaS ". Slochfll NtTe ueu'ir- S'
ward Kimbali rendered a choice musical
programme before tho ceremony, which
included the Swedish wedding march
and melody in + during tho ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urbahns left Thursday
evening on the Los Angeles Limited for
Glendale, Cal. where they will make
their home. Miss Daft WAS ono of salt
Lake 3 popular girls and leaves a wide
circle OF friends here. Mr. Urbahns is
m the government service in California.
". A. Rocklih announces the mar
riaze Of his daughter, Ethel, 10 D. K.
Wilson, the marriage having taken place
in Brigham City Friday, December q.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will be at home
TO their friends after January at No.
81 Keusington apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. George \. Davis nm
nounce tho engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Ivy, To Oscar =. Evans. the wed
ding to take place Wednesday. Janu-
airy 10, in the salt Lake temple.
Mrs. Marie Bernheim announces the
engagement of her daughter, Martha.
10 Hermann Hahn, the date OF the
marriage TO be announced later.
Mrs. G.. W. Hedger announces the
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served from table daintily arranged
in the club colors.

served from table dainiily arranged
in the club colors.
Miss Grace Hewlett entertained the
members of her club and friends at
watch party at her home New Year s
eve. Five hundred was the feature
OF the evening. The prizes were won
by Miss Mary Williamson, Miss Rhca
Taylor, Walter Dcvlin aud Lewis +.
Boyle She was assisted in entertain
ing by her mother, Mrs. O. II. Hew-
lett, Mrs. Deane Monahan, Mrs 4. Nc
Owen and Mrs. G.. +. Littrel of Aus
tin, Ncy. Those present 10 eujoy
the fleasaut evening wero the Misses
Fay Lambert, Hazel Fox, Belle Giblcy,
Minnie Egau, Rhea Taylor, Berpicc Ly-
man, Margaret Whitaker. Hazel Need.
ham, Mary Williamson, Leah Holiday.
Pearl Gardner, Leone Gammctte and
Bessie Whitaker; Mossrs. Lewis BOYLE,
Perry Egan, King Thomas, Burt Smith,
| Orson Schettler, Leslie Cooking. Blain
Bowman, Werner Hewlett. Lawrence
Mitchell, Walter DGvlin, Emmet Cam
| eron, Fred Egan, Mr.. Bloomquist. Mr. d,
Deane Mouahan and Mr.. Allen Me-
| Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs r II. Parsons enter
tanned ut prottily appointed diuner
! last evening in honor Of Mrs. Sarah
Nav and Miss Claricc Mawhinnoy of
Park City. The dining room aud PAR
! Ior were IN Christmas decorations. Gov.
ers were laid for the following: Mr.
aud Mrs. John Prisk. Mrs Scarbor.
ough. Miss Efiie Cavanauch, Miss
Clarice Mawhinuey, Master Ewing, Da
vid Naylor, Harold Wall and Ar. Jack
of New York city. During the even
ing many friends called and enjoyed
the evening playing cards.
Miss Bertha Godbc entertained YES
tcrday afternoon for her sister. Mir
lam. who is 10 leave soon for IN,
east to be away some time.
a New Years watch party was Civ
en- on New Years eve by Miss Heller
Warning aud Miss Sarah Llcwelyn N
the home Of Mrs Blewelyu on Eas
First South street. The house wa,
gorgcously decorated with American
beauty roses, cbry>authcmum an,
ferns. The evening was delightfully."-
! spent In playing games OF various
kinds Miss Helen Warning and Mr.
Faylc Huddleston sang beautiful
duet and J Il Jenkins sang solo
accompanied on tn" piano by Mis-
Sarah Llewciyn. Refreshments wrr,
served al II o'clock. The invite,
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Olsen, Mr.
and Mrs. j B. Jenkins and son
Beaumont. Mr.. and Mrs J. Holmes
! Mrs. B. y Warning. NJ. O. Gardner
Mr. and Mrs. Ed lIuddleston and tvs,
sons, Fayic and Rav: Miss Bculah New
land, Gilbert Ncnable. Kenneth Evans
and Mrs. Kecucr and daughter. Nada
all Of this city; Ed Pfeolfer Of Milwau
kee, Wis; DR.. Wallace Bailey Of Sal
yersville Ky: Joe Mitchell and Mis-
Kate Warning, OF Kansas City, Mo.
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Mrs. kboda Michael, of PortIuna
Miss Ellie Davidson and brothar
OF California: Dan Morgan =;
Angeles, Cal: Misses Lillian s,%
Wilcox. of Houston, Tcxas. Nj. =
drcd Miner, Of Denver, Colo NJ
Mrs. Gordon Ellsworth and son
Moth. and Francis Stone, of No.
Mr.. and Mrs. y Swanson nnd 4.
ter. Ellen, of Detroit. Mich. NJ
Blanche and Juanita McClaiu. of h
ita. Kan, and Misses Louisc ond
garcttc McCoriy, of st. Joseph,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shafer
taincd twenty of their friends
Dutch supper to see the old vca,
aud the new year in. There wcrc'
ent, bcsidcssthe host and hostess
and Mrs. j. W. De Ford and so,,
and Mrs. Clinton, Nyrticc Clinton
and Mrs. L. 4. Marks, Mr.. and M
\. Marks. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl sp;
Mr., and Mrs. Martin Mahuien'
aud Mrs. Claude Shafer. Miss /,
Shafcr and Mrs. Rogau of
land, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillworth Noolle
tertained the ladies Of the I. +. y
and their husbands at 4 watch Z
" New Year s eve. The evenip,
pleasantly spent at cards. after
"A delicious supper MAS served
were given to Mr., and Mrs. Will
Will NaYlor and Mrs. ". r. Fr
Those who enjoycd the pleasant
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Frauci,
and Mrs, viii 1avcs, Mr.. and NJ
Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. viii Naylo
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dick Bcnuct,. !,
Mr. and Mrs. Claud ". Freed
n dinner party New Years eve {
were lad for fourteen.
Misses Grace and GLADYS Jack .o
leave this morning for their ho
/ McCammon. Idaho. after two nj,
week, with their aunt. Mrs. r, H.
lGJ East First South street,
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having joined Mrs. Child in Los Au-
geles.
Mr.. and Mr=. Charles 5. Burton and
Miss Rchan Spencer left the middle of
the week for visit TO Washington,
u. c.. where Mr.. Burton is called on
business.
Mrs. W. II. Paul left Tuesday night
for Denver. after spending the holidays
with Mrs. j. w. Christy in the Brans-
ford.
Miss Edna FOulks leaves the first OF
the week for California. after spending
her vacation in this city.
Miss Sadvc Myers. who is attend.
ing Smith college. spent her holiday
vacation with her aunt aud uncle and
family at Al Brunswick street. Rochcs-
ter. y. ". where they celebrated her
cightccuth birthday with a large party
New Years day. January ) she re-
turned 10 her studies
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

You will find that druggists ~
where speak we'll Of Chambeyl.
Cough Remedv. They know from
experience in tho sale Of IL that in
of coughs and colds il can alwav
depended upon, and that it is plca
aud safe 20 take, For sale by ali
ers. (Adver.isemeub.
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Society
(Continued from Page Ten.)

engagement of her granddaughter. Irma
Gudgcl, TO James +. kcate. the mar
riagc' 10 take place in February.
Mr and Mrs. George G. Hardy an-
nouucc tho engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Mac, 10 ". l.. Kimball The date
Of ihc marriage will be announced later,
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MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Coscriff are rc
ioicinc over the arrival OF a littl
daughter at their home. 61S East S0utI
Temple street.
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Lieutenant Bruce Wcdgwood r
turned THURSDAY to Fort D. \. Ru
sell, after spending short leave be
with his parents.
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Captain Robert ". Mearns. who has
been east for some months. mas re-.
turned TO the post and rcjoiued his reg
imcut.
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will visit in Virginia and 20 to New
York.
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Deborah Risley Of this city. is here
from Nevada visiting relatives,
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Mrs. {. L. Uarviclle and bcr little
daughter have returned from a visit
with Or. and Mrs. Robinson in Eu-
reka.
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Miss Marie Odeli aud Miss Margaret
Dunn were guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph T.. Bristol in ogden, hut returned
to their home the first Of the week.
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daughters left early in tho week for
visit with friends in Cincinnati.
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Mr. and Mrs. Tbaddeus W. Naylor
are here from Boise for a stay OF a
few weeks, and are visiting friends.
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Mrs. !. " Shccan OF Galena. III.
il here visiting her sister. Mrs. ~
len T. Sanford. ~ her home on Doug
la avenue.
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Misses Grace and GLADYS Jack IN,
leave this morning for their bor
McCammon. Idaho. after two ple
weeks with their aunt. Mrs. r. II. /
100 East First South street.
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Miss Edna Shepard will cntortain
next Tbursdav ut bridge tea for Miss
Adelinc Jacobson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claud ". Freed
dinner party New Years eve. {
were lad for fourteen.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred Piscbcl of Obi.
cago have been in the city for short
time visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pischcl on their way west.
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Miss Edith Klopeustein is in fr
Bingham spending tho holidays W
Miss Clella McCready.
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Mrs. i. II. TrauGhber is back from a
visit with her cousins. Judge and Miss
IVY Gunncll in Ogden. aud is with Der
sou aud daughter, Mr.. and Mrs, ". l..
Traughbcr. again at the Woodruff
apartments.
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Miss johnson. who has hccu visiting
captain and Mrs. - W. Foreman at
For; Douglas for short time. will
leave carly in tho week FOR her home
.iu Delaware.
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Mrs. Garrett Hogan, who has bee
visiting Or. and Mrs. II. y. Mayo. ba
COMO on to Der home in Bozeman, Mont
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Mr.. and Mrs. 5. o. MccblcnburG. are
bacj1 from visit with Mr., aud Mrs.
Jack Lynch at the Healy hotel IN OG'
den.
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Mr.. and Mrs T. X. Woodbridge. who
for a few wears made their home here,
arc back for a visit from Uplauds. Cal,
and arc at the Hotel Utah for a short
S.av
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Mr.. and Mrs ". Fl. Child have gone
east for visit with friends, Mr. Child
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MrE. J. II. Meredith has returned 10
Salt Lake after 4 two months visit
with relatives aud friends in Chey.
ennc, Chicago and New YORK city.