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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12
HEBER CITY.

HEBER CITY. Oct u,--Mrr. Annie Mcmillan was
boatcas at her homo Wednesday evening at n plons-
ant social for the members OF the Ladies Fivo Hun
dred club Luncheon Heryed to tho following
guests: Mrs. Joseph Match, Mrs. David Fisher.
Mrs William Coleman, Mrs ", s. Willis Mrs.
Chase Hatch Mrs Maronl Turner Mrs. william
]. Ro8oyear, Mrs. Joseph s. Mcdonald. Mrs Will
liam Bonner. Mrs Fannie Clyde. Mrg Tcnnic
Duke. Mrs Annie Coleman. Mira William Byrnc
Mrs. John D. Fisher, Mrs, George A Fisher Mrs
rsaboll Jacobs Mr5. Theodore Jnsperson and Hiss
Josephine Murdock.
Miss Cora Murdook entertained Friday evening
for her girl friends prior TO her departure spend
tho winter at Provo. Tho following were her
guests. M,eo Alton Clyde. Miss Lyle Lindsay Miss
Jessie MnTdoek M'ss Almeda Mckngh,; Misg Lu- i
Mcmillan and MIgs Mary Fisher
Mr. and Mrs, John Simpson entertained at their
home Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs George
ccding Friday In tho salt Lake temple. About
thirty mombcra OF the immediate family wcrc
prosent. also several girl friends OF tho bride,
noe Miss Nellie Todd,
Miss Luella Smith entertained at supper Sunday
| evening In compliment Mis-. Cora Murdock.
othor guests Miss Jessie Murdoch. Miss Al
Clyde. Miss Phyllis Mcmillan. Miss Mary Fisher.
MessTs Tom Jnoobs Clayton Montgomery. Wade
Cummings, Dean Clyde, Lynn Clyde and Guy
Duke.
Miss onvo Hlckcn entertained at her home Tues
day evening for the members OF tho omcu club.
| Other than The members. Miss Clark attended
| guest
| Miss Laura CLYDE left Monday for Provo, wherS
shc VIII attend tho Brigham Young university.
Miss Josephine Murdock entertained the
| bers OF the Gamma Gamma Tau club Tuesday oven
Ing Tho rooms were beautifully decorated with au-
tumn leaves md purple astcTs. Covers laid fo
| twelve Progressive games and music IN,
features of tho evenings entertainment. aud prizes
were awarded 70 Miss Jessie Nu-dock and MIS-
Amcda Mcknight The guests present were Mis-
| Ada Sockott. Miss Helen Rose. Miss Eva Buys
Miss Jessie Murdock. Miss Lula Clegg. Miss Luell:
Smith, Miss Almeda Mcknight. Miss Phyllis Nc
MILAN, Miss Nora Mcmillan. Miss Vilnte McH
Ian and Mrs. Clarn Cummings.
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EPHRAIM.

EPHRAIM. Oct. 11.-Mr and Mrs. Thorwald
Hansen spending the week in Salt Lake
Mrs. Luurtz Nelson and Mrs. J. W. Tye have
returned from Redmond. whore hoJ attended the
funeral OF Charles Jensen,
Tho hand-shake get-ucqusiuted party given
by tho Snow academy in the assembly hall Tues
day evening was very successful
Mrs Lamb OF Masrath: Canada is visiting with
her sisters MB. p. d. Jensen and Mrs. Davis
of this, city.
The Ladies Literary club mot at the homo Of
MB. srena Hansen Tuesday evening, Mrs. Charles
Jensen conducting the meeting. lecture on tho
life OF Madam Camera delivered by Mrs.
Charles Jensen, and tho drill In parliamentary
law was conducted by Mrs. Jennie Johnson. Mrs.
Nato Colvey elected reporter to succeed Mrs.
Anna Rasmussen synod. Those present wore
iSrs r A. Boai, Mrs: James Frost. Mrs. Jennie
Mrs. P. D. Jensen, Mrs. Nato Colyey, Ms A, w.
Jensen. Mrs Frank Christensen; MTg Lamb 1, Of Of
held az the home OF Mrs. james Frost
The marriage Of Miss Letne scow Of Mayfiold
and Merrill Anderson Of this city took place nj
formal reception given at tho home OF the
bridegroom's parents.
Miss Iona Anderson pleasantly entertained at a
dinner party Sunday evening.
Mrs James Armstrong has returned from a
weeks visit In Zion
| Miss Edna Anderson has returned from Salt Lake
( City, whore she wns engaged to sing In the tap
crnacle Sunday for the conference visitors. MISS
Anderson is dramatic soprano Of unusual ability
Miss Edna also the soloist at the concert CIV
en- NJ the Hotel Utah sunday, OCTOBER o. oy inc
Mcclellan orchestra.
| Tho marriage OF Miss Flossie AndoTron and
| Clyde Anderson both OF this city, was solemnizcd
a; the Manti temple Wednesday; October g. A
wedding reception given at tho homo OF the
brides parents TO relatives simmediato trienda
The young couple arc popular young people o'
the city aud Will mako their homo here
! Mr and Mrs Nelson OF Ferron were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs J. N. Hansen Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Misa Josephine Mortensen was Manl visitor
! Friday.
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RICHFIELD.

RICHFIELD. DOT. 11,-Mr. md Mrs, James Cray
OF Central entertained Thursday evening In honor
of thcir daughter, Lctit!a's. marriage. TO LoRuo
ogdon. Luncheon was served to fifty,
Mrs. r. a, Noycs entertained at Kcnsugton
Thursday afternoon. Those present Mes
danes j. T. Edwards, Kate Very, W, p, Payne.
Alex Lawson. Henry Poulson. John Jorgcnson and
Samuel Dali.
Miss Pearl Morrison entertained at n chicken
roast Sunday evening. Those present Misses
Ruby Pouson, Eftic Erickson, Brota Sandals and
Manerva Nelson, and Messrs. Carlos Christensen.
George Hunter. Ross Helpler and Burt scotty.
MIp, Guy lewis returned from Salt Lake Sun
day.
Miss Rachol Peterson entertained the sewing cir
Gle Tuesday evening Lunch was served 20 tho
Misses Lilly Nelson, Alta Thurber Lois Bird:
Louisa Chdcster and Maudc Erickson and Mira.
Myrtle Heppler and Mrs, Carlo Ramsey
Mrs. o, a. Andoln entertained at a house warm
ing and birthday party, It being her seveuty-sec-
ond birthday. The out-ot-town guests were Mr..
ard Mn. Lard
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Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

crime Daty, MisB Pauline Davis. Miss LiboY Bnty.
Miss Lucy Larson and Mr.. aud Mro. Lindbergh.
w. w. Knudgon OF Logon spent few dsyr
during tho torcpnrt OF the week nj the homo OF
Mr. and Mrs, W. o. Knudson
Mr. and Mrs. Adam G. Frank spont tho week
In Mount Plonsant
Anton Crammer OF Ca5tloG7lc guest at the
home OF Mr.. md airo. C. A Kaiser few days
during tho week.
Lowell Mortonscn departed this week for Logan.
whcre he Will spend tho winter In college.
James ". Stack left Thursday evening for a
brief visit to his homo In Walu Wplla. Wash.
A. w. p. Hansen and Miss Wanda Gustailson.
both OF this city wcrc married In Tho salt Iako
temple during the week. On the day Miss
I.lllio Viola Hansen. daughter OF a. W. p Han
son. and Wilford Olsen OF Hyrum were also we'd
ded in tho temple.
Miss Lille Jacobsen has returned from CT
tended visit with frienda IN Garland.
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SALINA.

SALINA. Oct. u--The homo Of Mrs Ira Rns-
musson tho OF little folks party Mon
day In honor of her little daughters anni7ersary
Mrs. A. ]. Croser delightfully."- entertained a
number OF her friends Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. George Robins Is visiting with her son
Emmett: at Elko New,
Mr. and MTs. Eugene Christensen src spending
the week at Salt Lake City
James Jnrgensen has returned to Salt Lake City,
where he will enter the university 10 study law
His mother accompanied him and will reside In
Salt Lake during tho winter.
Mr. and Mrs james Rex left Saturday for Bling
ham, where they Will make their home
H. j. Gottfredson spent Saturday and Sunday
at Mt Pleasant visiting with his sister
Mrs. Grace Curtis and Miss Clara Casio let
for Salt Lake City yesterday. where they will
enter hospital for training nurses
a melon party enjoyed by n number OF
friends nt tho home OF Mrs. c. NJ. Herbert sun
day afternoon.
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MIDVALE.

MIDvALE, Oct. u-Mrs Bert Vincent cnter-
tained Thursday at Konsington. Lunch was
servod 10 Mcsdames c. r. Colbert. r. H. Spencer.
II, =. Miller w. W. o'Brien and j. u. McGln-
pis
The Ladies' Social Reading club met at Mrs
G. L. Cohorts Friday afternoon paper
road by Mrs. Il. B. Spencer Lunch was
served by the hostess Those present wero Mes
damos W. u. Renner. d. +. Green. C. E Colbert
Al Drown. J. II. Brown, j. E. Robertson and
John Hosnor.
Mr, J, F. Stewart. who has been identified
with tho ladies' club work IN Midvalo moved 10
Welby Thursday and will make that place her
home.
Mrs. J. B Jones left op Thursday for Los An
golos and other California poln,s.
George Chllders returned Thursday from n trip
TO Noyada
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land Swan who lonves for n mlssion to Tho
Hawaiian Islands October 23.
Mrs George II. Wagner and her two daughters.
Frances and Car7nn of Nekomn Kan, the
guests OF Mrs. Wag1or's parents Mr.. and Mrs.
S. a. Wanberg,
Mrs, Leonard Miller OF Idaho Falls. Idaho. Is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mira Thomas Pow
ell
MrS. N C. Miller entertained for tho Jolly Twon-
ty-eight club Friday evoning
Mr.. and Mrs. william Atwood entertained Thurs
day evening at their home Vino street
The Misses Lnvinn md Winona Corbidge OF
Smthficd Visiting In Murray this week.
Miss stella West and Melvin X. Trlpp were
married. last Thursday afternoon ut Salt Lnko.
Raymond Paxton and wife have left for Moepn.
Nov. after spending a obolt time with relatives
here.
Mrs. Walter Hansen. accompanied by her
mother and niece. left Wednesday for California.
whore thcy Will mako thor home
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MONROE.

the home OF Mrs. Jennie Cascman and surprised
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts Monday evening.
Mrs Jennie Caseman. Mrg. Sarah Popc and Mrs.
Emma Anderson prepared supper for the gucsts.
and all had Jolly timc.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts and son Floyd
leave on Monday next for Ulptah. where they OK
pect to mako their home.
Mrs John Thueson is Salt Lake visitor this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrcas MicbelBop OF Canada are
ylsltiug relatives hero this week.
Jacob Magleby returned from salt Lake Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James ware have gone TO Sugar
City, Idaho.
Miss Lotto Larsen loft Thursday morning for
Resburg Idaho whore she will toach domestic
science In tho Ricks academy,
Mayor Hober Swindie addressed tho high school
studglm In assembly exercises Thursday morn
Ing.
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PARK CITY.

FAKE rllf, Oct. 1.-THE fIrst ..s.t -
"ohan's AlhenHeum was held Mo,d,, u'
at The homo OF Miss Mary shiess =.
INC business SeBslon beginning ai sn f q arc-
don, ntAttsIs x,s were laknn UP whsn So eoot.
aent' hiHs SlaTy Shields, called ths INC pran!~
order AS the addrasn OF Nh. ,srs, ."e meeting d
sue nature OF heart -hoa-t talg wi,S q, was u
ooip u was inc first number announced % ~ mcVn-
oba'e 10 the Utah Federation OF Worn.,ihe no DELI
was then elected. Mrs. Leeompte ss,r club
rscafnl one. with Mrs u. L, Kopn ~, me sue
M'ta snields served rcffeshnents TO tS. S'0ins,e
NJ the close OF the meeting Air5. W n 'de ladie'
Son o wlil entertain the ladies Monday t@.eaard'
octooer ~. at ber homo on Main ptrsst '''''noonl
:, Lo Page Radon left Sunday afternoo, o..
winter. ''""i tor thI
urday afternoon, when tho rnsmbsr1 ~ p.v .hv sas
Hundreh Card club ana some other frl.nSo no sly
entertained. Tho prlan winnoru vera Mra ws'.sr wes
Evans and Mrs. Longmeyer "hi'c
Mr.. and Mrs Josso Baker ana po---
rived In tho Park wednesday, nom Wcosjn 5jnAo, az
called homo by tho death OF their nothn, ~ ~, = !.
4. Baker. '''"''' lar7
Mrs Parsons was an incoming passenger rSsur,
day morning. nun
Mrs Paul ". Billings entertained III, ,,.,.
OF tHe rflscliln Sewing club very plcasantl, m H.
home Wednesday afternoon - ~
Miss jeanio Sherman spent Sunday in tho pa :,
Montague Halss, Clarence Hsles and " sr,
returned from Salt Lahe Sunday morning "''
Mrs. 2. ]. ITALIAN and little ones returned ~.
| sunday morning after pleasant visit In Ss
Lake. :" g
MFs, Ed Paxton entertained tho mennbsrs ~ :,
Seeo Lily CLUB very pleasantly at her homo Ws
nesday afternoon.
! Mrc- blackler aud daughter Miss Olive Bl,et,.
returned from ten days visit In Salt I,ls ys
ncsday morning, ~
| Mrs T.. Lccomptc entertained the ,o.oh,
OF the ST. Luko'g guild very pleasantly at i,
! homo on Park aVonue WsdneSday The sIec,I
OF officers for tho crSulns year took place al n
meeting. y
Mr. and Mrs. ourk left Wednesday attsno
for Pioche Nov. ""
Mrs. o. o. Snyder is home from short s.
| ln Salt Lake
Mira. Franksl entertained informally at GA,
Monday evening. Mrs. r. 81. Smith waa avird
tho prize.
Miss Tegsie Mclaughlin arrived home from "a,
vilo Sunday.
Mrs. Wilcox end nephew william scoble ,,r,
incoming passengers wednesday morning a.
Mrs. Margaret Carey and littlo daughter,
turned from salt Lake Sunday morning after
pleasant visit OF a few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12
MURRAY.

MURRAY Oct. N.-Hr and Mrs. William H.
Park gave wedding reception In honor OF their
daughter Hazel and Nathan ". Lang OF Salt Lake
City last Thursday evening Tho rooms were deco
rated with flowers OF the season. The bride wore
white dresa OF crepe do chcno. About fifty guests
IN attendance.
Mr. and Ars, David T. Boam OF wa1kersville
Mont, arc the guests OF relatives hero.
One OF tho popular dances OF tho goaaon tool,
place Friday night, when the Murray Alumni ag-
tocaton gayo ito annual harvest ball at the Troca-
dero hall. Tho hall decorated with draperies
and autumn leaves.
Nj and Mrs. George e. Walton entertained
about uiry frienda last Thursday evening nj
their home In the secoud ward In honor Of 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12
GARFIELD.

GARFIELD. Oct 11-Mr and Mrs. Alex Walker
announce the marriage OF their daughter. Flor
ence. to James Rowley, tho marriage having TAX
en- place tho past week Tho wedding was ccle-
bratsd q quiet homo affair IN tho presence OF
the family and few immediate friends, Mr, and
MrB Rowley viii leave in few days for a ohort
trip and efll be nt home after November ] in
southern Utah.
Mrs. Theresa McEnteo entertained Thursday
evening at no, hotel with masquerade ball.
Twon,y couples were present The mugic fur
nlshcd by local talent
The Rebekahs at their regular meeting Wcdncs- s-
day evening Issued Invitations for card party
Wednesday. October %. to tho Odd Fellows and
their wives. tho Rebokahs and thoir husbands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12
q The Home Beauty Pdrlof
S9 Betty Dean

sure to bring down your weight wi.nous,
had effects OF any kind. plssoN1S 1 l,
ounces parnotis In u plnts water IN Ss
n Tablespoonful before meals Ion -
afraid of fiabby effects on the sAi"'
Mary L.: l shouldn't call plmp,er panprs.
skin and red nose dreadful d'sne oas-
ments." especially when they are 81 80 ssn :,
lly remedled, Try this, greaseitIbs tbs skin:
Ger one ounce of almozoin at your p.@I cold
eist's and stir 1t Into half pint % sy-
STystcr adding two teaspoonfuls OF 5sh,q
cerlne. l will he glad to near az, no" writ
helps you. Others are ,his cUnSS5fl c%UnnSerfll rem
edy alniozoin. which is flne TO pre- aiI
U,r:lnJ,les ia bbiness, sallowness anu
skin troubles.
Blonde 1 can not advise any t ntcSSs way
ing process for the hair: The oesg e"aoldeTs
10 retain the color or vouI ,,hy and
crown is TO keep the scalp heas1 sha npoo
free from dandruir am9 l.nthrox h,t for the
iatSnr E'tSs, ieaspoonful In cup OF n
roeter IS plenty. There is plehy a. will
ge for fifteen shamPoos, an anu clean,
ieaye your hair ma agnincemly &, Use
fluffy and qit1gstner sGa0 IoVeIy efrIyoube continues
NO NO oninzoin. for which see answer
Janet.
Miss T.. smith II looking IN n yHSs ySoes not
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12

Janet: Stop that falling hair right
away. for it irritates the scalp. The con-
slant scratching you speak OF may be
dangerous Finger nails often poison the
skin. Conquer the dandruf at once with
this simple tonic-made by dissolving
one ounce Of quinzoin in one-half pint Of
alcohol and adding one-half pint cold
water This is a refreshing trea tment-
excellent for preventing that lrrltated
scalp. II will not change the natural
color. but will heighten II and add life
and freshness.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY Oct. IA. O. Llndbe.gh was
host Ut delightful banquet at the Hotel Bootho
Sunday evening. at which the employees Of tho
Golden Rule storo woro tho guests. After dinner
WAS over tho party won't 10 the home OF Mr.. and
SIrs. Lindbersb, where tho ovOnipg spent
Present G, II. SomerF. L. n. Johnson Clom-
ent Lindbergh. Miss Marie KotorJ Mlss Kath-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12

Valaze do not approve radical meas
ures for beautifyinS the eyes. Here Is a
home made remedy which has done Won
ders for weak. inilamed or watery eyes:
Dissolve an ounce OF crystos in pint OF
water; put two or three drops In each
eye two or three times a day. This VIII
enable you to put of the evil hour or
wea ring glasses and besides being sooth-
ing and restful to the vision will empha-
size the expression and give sparkle and
charm to the eyes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12

Maggie O.. I never recommend talcum
powder for the face-nor, indeed, is there
any ordinary face powder which will an
swer all the demands The only thing !
can heartily recommend is spuTmaN
which I have used on the recomme enda-
tion OF Partisan beauty authorities. IT
is liquid beautifier which is. also, q
good tonic for the skin, protecting IT.
fair. clear and radiant. Get ounces
spurmax from the druggist, mix In one
half pint hot wa ter and add two tea
spoonfuls OF glycerine. This will give
you enough to last a long time, and is
the best way TO keep the complexion
youthful and natural with a soft, -velvety
bloom. One application is plenty for sew
eral hours time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12

When your food doe, not digest well
and you feel "blue," tired and dis
couraged, you should use a littIe
Herbine at bedtime. It opens rthe
bowels, purifes the yystem and s.re,
stores fine feeling Of health and-en.
ergy. Price, SOC. Sold by Schramm.
Johnson, Drugs. "The Never-Substi.
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(Adycrtlsement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-12

Sue L.. I don't blame YOU for not be-
ing enthusiastic about dieting TO reduce
your flesh. Many doctors say II is dan
gerous besides being Il martyrdom, II
may reduce your vitality and the rem
edy be worse than the disease Instead
Of this radical method try the simple
parnotis. This Is easily taken, and is
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1913-07-11
SENATOR ISAAC STEPHENSON "a YEARS OLD

years old, and was one Of the first to
pillow it's soil. At that time his par
ents were so poor that the children
had to go barefooted even In the win.
ter.
When only seventeen the future SEN
ator broke 100 acres of land near
GAINESVILLE and helped put in 400 acres
Of wheat In the winter he went up
into the lumber regions and worked.
hauling logs with six-ox team. In
1850 he began to- do business on his
own account During the summers he
sailed vessels on the lakes and dur
ing the winters he continued to work
in the lumber camps.
Being a good Judge Of the value OF
timber, he was able to locate for him.
self and associates hundreds OF thou
sands Of acres in northern Wisconsin
and Michigan. which later made them
all millonaires. He established mills,
factories and banks in his home town
of Menominee Elsewhere his finan-
cial, manufacturing and commercial
investments reached into vast fields.
In addition to his northern lumber and
timber interests he acquired thou
sands Of acres of pine land in Louis
lana.