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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
Men bpor0an bar set mert :

Men Dpor6an bar set mert - set
meo Mrpen?
Seq famleoe sen 5mrle 2ipser=
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set bore ioaoan, at sen gamle Gis-
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man fun0e life operfomn1e at toge
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beo, 2goigbe0 og &jnrligbe0, bpor=
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be fpl0t til li6ite ElaoS. = S 6or=
elore / Mficbigon - S pil iiftert
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til.
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%on1tale 6en1 o%lleiommen. Seq bill
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poa at bltpe 2nrertn6er, = Sen er
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get mere; men set faar bore nof /
Gag. Sen6 efter &utolog> og igg
nprmere Splpsning bos 6oritan=
6erer,
q. g.. @rabengaar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
Den Matematif! &rofeSioren

Den @atematif! Hrofesioren /
Matematif: ~9et er merfeligt
meo Gallene. Sc ifiuler flere Sem,
meltgbeoer % in6eboloer opbere
Meninger, eno nogen amer! Seq
1oeo11er lom gfsempel: Gent,
naar ieg multiplicerer min 6p6iels.
oato mes nit Eelegrafnummer og
eerfra traffer min 5pigermo6ers
Mloer - tanf, ioa faar leg NIT
&uSnltmmer."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
Sr. Tricb1naun / Berlin.

~ O<e(1*tHNb >k@&tA< ~
ltpIb1il1gcr for nprofaslionel @ano=
len1nooe er rcttct mos Or. 6rieoe-
ricb S. Trieou1anl1, Spfi11oer al
S1lbertlsloic=Sc rlmet, % fan maa
fonlfe for1oore fin 9ono(emoo6e for
cit 9Grcsret af 2nger og &irltrger.
Sitlil1s Benjamin, 6oocr til ct.
Sarrp @cl!jon1in, Ser rejlte til Sc
Torel1eoe Stater mes Irieoma11
Iom bel1nes 2(5liiter1t % iont pac
0runo al iin Tor1i1aoelie neo oeu=
ne blep efterloot peltgelbs / Nep
Oorf, bar o1flaget Fam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

0cn Ser praler u,elt al lin %el=
itauo, cnocr pfte pao 6~attiabnlet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

S 9elifatesieforretninsen. Ma,
troien: ~&on leg faa en- @afte
5froatobaf?"
gfspe6itrtcen: uDet fprer hi
iffe."
Matroien: ~Det ferer De life!
Og ser 1toar 9eltfatesieforretning
pou 5filtet!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

- sfrip otter @rppemnmmer
If bette Bla6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15

Sra Berlin meloes: De,i Mpril
al Dr. @arl 2iebfnecbt I &tgsoa-
gen frem1ate @eifploninger, at em-
beosme1o / set preiiiife Mrmeoe-
partement bap6e mo6tnget 8eitiffel=
Ter al @rupp-& 6 mpagniet for milf
tare @emmeligbe6er, fit en- tam
i6et fpo forbolospis
ubetp6elige @erioner, fnpttet til
Mrtilleriofoelingen, bleo 6emt beo
@riasret. Domme11 bar for at ba-
be forraaot milit9re &emmeligbeoer,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-15
Sffe=frigerife &pinoeiaesfoinoer

Jllc=tttycIfc NDtHOe1ugslutHueT.
Sen cngellfe Hremierlninilter As=
ql,itb 0isfl1tereoe for1eoe:1 &pinoe=
Itemneretten n1eo M:r5. Millicent
Tamcctt, Erniioent for apinoe=
iugsforeningens Nntionalforbln0,
og ben6es iffe=frigeri fc &pllcger
Sc mp0te bam / Fans @ontor og
tilifpnoe0e bam at inobringe ct Ne=
gieringsforilag ont Sten1meret for
@uin0er. 8~rcmierminiiteren fom,
plimentereoe 6e beiogenoe meo Be-
res fonititl1tionel(e Tremgungs=
maa6e, Ser, iagoe Fan, bar zen
finrfornmen &ontraIt til Sc frigers
tie &pin0eiagshoiu6ers fo%rbrp0erife
@on6linger". @an erflnre6e imio=
lertio lige It's, at bans Stonbplrnft
til Sageu life bapoe foran0rct Jig.
&c tpifc &rigsfibc / &c norifc
Tjoroc. Mellem 2inierne / flere
norife 8laoe fra uMorgenbla0et"
til v5ociol0emofratcn" fan man
ln}e, at Stemnt1gen / Norge life
er benrpft ODER Sen Moo6e> bpor=
paa SEN tplfe 6laaoe %6isponerer
1angs @orges &piter.
Otter Sc gieloer1oe &egler tan
life mere eno tire 5fibe al famine
Nationalitet belpge ian1nte norIfe
@apn i%amtioig, men ll1oer Seller
beigget pil Ser ltgge ialt 80 tpife
&rigslfibe forfeit Lungs &piten /
forifiellige &aone, og Ga Neglerne
uotrpffelig ppbnper @egrGnSnin=
gen for &rigslfibe, iom %eiforterer
en fremmeo Stats Sperbope6, font
les bele 6en pel0ige Sloabe / Cog
nefjoroen til 6e 6eltligbeoer, iom
fnptter fig til Srtotiof @tat1eas
differing.
5ognefior0en er forGorigt life at
betragte iom en- &apn, men Tom ct
frit Torpor6; men oct peffer alli=
gepel Misltemning at ie Norges
Tior6e til Staoigbeb benptteoe iom
sen tpife SHADES 0perationSfelt.
Mlle &artier / Morge fer gierne
&eiierens 8eigg; ban er meget po>
p,1ler, og ingen tpipler om, at BET
er oprigtig &ierligbeo til Sioroez
nes 5fisnbe6, iom bpert Mor lof-
fer bam 6io. mnnge @orife ier
imiolerti6 noget b~eifiemmenoe for
9anoets @eroigbeo 6eri at Der til
oisfe 8eidg oftere fnpttes ltofoloel<
1en al en @rigsmagt til S6s, lom /
ltgcpis beberifer Morges &piter, og
man bil0e 6nife, at 6en tpife 6laa-
6e iegte on6re 2peliesiteoer.
Sra Berlin mel6es: Sci @prtl
at Dr. @arl 2iebfnecbt / &igSoa-
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E,.:-., az tn" Post OAice at ST. Pau
MINI, as second class Matchmaker.
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ne Sro ON set bauIf e Stag:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

All G. A. r. organizations, including the
comrades and friends, will be welcome,
and a good time assured, so every one
come and bring your friends
The Ladies of Priscilla ], Ritter aux.
iliary No. 2, w. S. w. v, entertained
last Saturday afternoon at the Utah
theater. The guests were Mrs. Elmer
.Johnson. Mrs. T. B. Sleatcr, Mrs. r, P,
Eek, Mrs. q. i. Brink, Mrs. Flatow,
Mrs. Il. S. S!eatcr, Mrs. Joe Winter,
Mrs Charles Forslund, Miss Ada Hen
richsen, Miss Aleen Henrichsen. Miss
Clara Byer and Mrs. II. C. Granger.
The company later enjoyed a luncheon.
Miss Marie Dougsll entertained the
members of the g. G. Sewing club
Wednesday evening at her home on
state street. The rooms We're bright
with autumn leaves. while the table
where the guests were seated had for
centerpiece handsome cut glass vase
of pink roses with hand painted place
cards and other details to match, Places
were set for the Misses Florence James,
Miriam jacobson, Ida Giles, Bessie
Willes, Marie james, Vie Midgley, Olive
Snow, Dorothy Dunbar, Hazel Meredith
Alice Carlson, Rachel Peterson and Jcs-
sie Crawford. Miss Rachel Peterson
played a number Of piano solos, The
club will meet next week with Miss
Marie james.
Miss Lucille Beer entertained her card
club Saturday evening. Five tables Of
"ive hundred - were played.
Miss MAZDA Hegney will entertain
next Wednesday evening at bridge
party. About thirty invitations have
been issued.
Mrs. Oscar Williams and her sister,
Miss Farrell, entertained about fifteen
friends yesterday afternoon at Ken
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Personal

Miss Gula Dix, who has been ABROAD
for the past two years. has landed III
New York and is visiting Mr.. and MRS
Robert Fowler IN Perth Amboy.. y. d:
November, accompanying Mrs. Fowler
and Miss Savage.
Mrs z. W. Wilson, who remained
over for visit with relatives while
Mr.. Wilson went on to the coast; has
been entertained at numerous affairs
during her short stay. She is visiting
Mr., and Mrs. Joy on Ninth East street
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dunbar of Fed
eral Heights expect to leave within a a
few days for Oakland, where they viii
make their home,
Mrs. J. r. Haas left early in the
week for Long Beach, where she was
called by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. G. S. Tingcsy, who is living there
Mr.. and Mrs, James George Robin
son Of Montreal are expected here
shortly on their honeymoon trip to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Smith. Mrs.
Smith is an aunt Of Mr.. Robinson.
Mrs. R. f. Hoag of Ogden brought a
party of friends down by motor early
in the week for a short visit in the
city.
Mrs NJ l.. Prince of Los Angeles,
who was visitor here for a few weeks
last summer, is in town once more Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. A. J. Mettler,
and is being entertained at numerous
affairs.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Reintz have
- - ~ ~
their friends at 81 G street, while Mr..
and Mrs. William Wraight, formerly Of
Montana, will take the Nutting home
where they have lived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, who for
merly made their home here, passed
through the city early In the week on
their way to Bliss, Idaho where they
are to make their home. Mr., Smith is a
brother of A. D; Smith Of this city.
Mrs. W B. Stanley and her little
daughter and her niece, Miss Emma
Lou Cullen. have gone to southern Cali
fornia, and will spend the early part
OF the winter in Los Angeles and at
the beaches.
Mrs. F. @. Schramm has returned
after summer spent in Portland and
vicinity, and Mr.. and Mrs. Schramm
are once more at home in Federal
Heights.
Miss Elizabeth Underwood has been
down from Logan for a few days, and
| has been visiting Captain and Mrs
Benjamin P Nicklin and her brother
Lieutenant Underwood, at Fort Doug
las.
Mrs. I. B. Perrine and her daughter
Miss Perrine, have been here from
Blue Lakes, Idaho, for the past week
having come down to attend the Spcn
cer-Tanner wedding last Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Edward Fife has gone east
for q stay of a few weeks. She will
| Join Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cosgriff In New
| York and will spend some time with
them, returning when they return.
| Mrs G. H, Stevenson has moved from
| 2T0 East First South to the Fifth East
hotel, where she is now at home. Mrs
c.. Fl. Anderson has given up her home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
} Complexion
|ow Easily Acquired

of blended snow. cream and
way an Ohio correspondent
|r newly acquired complexion.
who has adopted mercolized
8ce OF cosmetics, massage.
u other methods. Many who
Ms marvellous wax report that
re quite different from those
5r trea tment. II produces q
of exquisite sirlish natural
than one bearing evidence OF
artif1cially. made over" One
Ia INA ture's own" the result
absorbing dead particles OF
u, permitting the younger,
Ia beneath to show itself and
SreB a chance to breathe. Mer-
/ procurable at any drug store
me ounce package. IS put on
3 cold cream and washed off
Ing.
70 had many favorable letters
fwho have tried the wrinkle
ce bath which ! recommended
( any have mlslaiG the for
{ Is: | OF, powdered saXo-
ID in J pt. witch hazel.-Na-
Woman Militant.
! ADVERTISEMENT
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| dining table and its appointments being
in pink and white. The bride was
beautifully gowned in combination OF
brocaded charmeuse and crepe dc chine.
trimmed with real lace and pearls, and
carried n bouquet Of bride IS roses.
Her attendant, Miss Vera Armstrong,
wore a gown Of pale pink chiffon over
charmeuse. The groom IS attendant was
Lester Margetts. A stringed orchestra
furnished the music and Mrs Nellie
Drucc Pugsley entertained with several
songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Silcox announce
the approaching marriage Of their
daughter, Lille, to James L. Schricker,
the ceremony to take place next Tues
day at the family residence, POPS South
Thirteenth East street.
The bride-to-be was entertained
by Mrs. c. n. Dansie. 1881 South
Tenth East street, at china
shower last Thursday. She was
also entertained at Draper, being
the guest Of honor at bundle shower
given by Miss Theo Stockings. Misses
Ivy and Rosene Dansie were the host
esses ut bundle shower in honor of
the bride to-be in Riverton. Several
social affairs will be given during the
coming week for both the bride and
bridegroom.
The Rev Peter A. Simplliu announces
the engagement OF his sister, Miss Nella
Sarah Stryker of this city, to William
Johnston of Morgan Hill, Cal The
wedding will be celebrated in BerkeM
Cal. the first week in December.
The marriage Of Miss Celia Eccles,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, William Ec-
cles of Ogden, and Walker Cheesman
cles home in Ogden on Wednesday, No
vember 5.
An interesting wedding of the week
will be that Of Miss Mildred Douglas
of Ogden and Douglas A. Swan Of this
city, which will take place in Ogden
next Wednesday evening. The cere~
mony will be performed at the First
Presbyterian church and large recep-
tiop at the Hotel Virginia will follow.
Edward J. o'Neill of Butte, Mont,
announces the engagement Of his
daughter, Edaline, to James Fl. Anson
Of this city, the marriage to take place
some time in the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs John Holmes announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Ida
j., to Sidney c. White, the wedding to
take place December 3.
George B. Miller, travelling freight
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee g. ST.
Paul, and Miss Mary Irene Webster of
Boise were married in the Idaho capital
Thursday at the home of the bride s
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Il From Preceding Page)

Ia Gcneve Savage, Miss Yir-
Ia. Lieutenants Hartle, Dan
Wells from Fort Douglas,
|tchlow, Jack Breeden and
>rd.
RF party of young people
ne down from Ogden yester-
tier attending the ball game
|ernoon formed a delightful
. dinner at the Commercial
hich Miss Mande 2eimer was
The affair was given In
Mss Mildred Douglas and
ran, the others present being
Feuger, Miss Ruby Herdti,
~, Orson Douglas, Clarence
zarl Harris and Squire Coop.
lions were of pink brides
md the round table was laid
d room and decked with fa-
|le to the occasion.
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q East Broadway

sington tea for Mrs. J. r. Hall, who
leaves the middle Of the month for the
coast.
Miss Della Wolstenholme will give a
bundle shower Monday evening for Miss
Lily Silcox, who is TO be married during
the week to James l.. Schricker.
Miss Frances Johnstone will entertain
her friends Friday evening at Hal.
lowcen party at her home.
Mrs. w, A. Lsngford will entertain
the 0. r. c. and friends at cards
next Friday evening at her home, 902
West Second South street.
The indies auxiliary to o. R. O. will
be entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Swazey. Mrs Seeley, Mrs, Lamb
and Mrs. Valiant at the home of Mrs.
Valiant, No. Wayne avenue.
Mrs. f. V. Brooks entertained at din
ner Tuesday for her daughter, Mrs. j.
l.. Butte of Bingham, and her nieces,
Miss Brooks and Miss Babbage, who
expect to return TO their home next
week in Pennsylvania.
Miss Evelyn Krse and Miss Bessie
Cushing will entertain at halloween
party next Friday evening ut the home
of the latter ON Eighth East street
Mrs. J, J. Jackson will entertain the
4. II. club at her home at % East First
North street next Friday afternoon.
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night application is sufficient TO show
what Poslam can do, and Will clear
away undue redness OF nose or complex
ion.
Comforts tired itching. blistered
feet. Protects from infection when ap-
piled 10 abraslons and sore spots. Re-
lieves baby OF chafed and Itching humors.
POSBAM SOAP used daily for toilet and
bath will keep the skin in healthy con-
dlt!on and improve It's color ana texture
All druggists sell Poslam (pr!ce 30 cents)
and Poslam Soap (pr!ce 20 cents). For
FREQ samples. write to the Emergency
Laboratories, 32 West 25th Street, New
York City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
P0SsAM HEALS
ALL ITCHING
SKIN TROUBLES

Poslam fer g
the easy means 10
permanent eradica-
ton Of eczema,
salt rheum, rashes.
plInples, and all
skin diseases.
Its action is sur
pTslng!y ra p ! O.
Itching stops. I'm
mediate relief is
felt, Soon the
trouble disappears.
and the skin re-
gains its normal
condition.
4 Sipgla over
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Mrs, Harry Haynes will entertain the
Oliver O. Howard Relief corps, c. A. R.,
at her home, 100 Fifth East street,
Thursday afternoon, assisted by Mes
! danes Jones, Guernsey, GOble, Heath
and Hall Members of the G. A. h.
welcome,
The Ladies auxiliary of the U. c. T,
will give Halloween card party on
| Saturday. November l, at 8 P, NJ.
Those wishing tables please arrange
! with Mrs. G, c. Sloan chairman.
4 Halloween entertainment will be
given by the Salt Lake Caledouian club
on Friday night, October 81, at X. Of p,
hall, lei Second East street,
The II. G., L. G.. club was delightfully."-
entertained by Miss Theo Miller and
Mrs. Stanley Friday evening at the lat
ter IS home. 347 South Ninth West, The
hours were passed by sewing, after
which n dainty supper was served by
the hostess. A party Will be given next
Thursday evening by the members of
the club
Mrs. Fred Evans entertained mum.
Der of girl friends Wednesday evening
i'll honor of Miss Genevieve Anderson,
an autumn bride. The guests present
| were: Misses Gcnevieve Anderson, Irene
and Ethel Tuckett. Mary and Ethel
Johnson, Laura and Mary Dangerfeld,
Mildred knight, Dorothy Sage, Mabel
Bolto, Edna and Myrle Marcr0st, Grace
Evans, Mrs. Minnie Bytting, Mrs Helen
Spiers, Mrs. Minnn Anderson, Mrs.
; Pearl Soderberg and Mrs. Anderson,
mother Of the bride.
The descendants of Robert I. Burton
gathered at the old Burton farmhouse
last evening, Another annual reunion
will be held at the homo of Miss Lyde
Wells on Monday evening for the
Daniel II. Wells family.
Maxwell McKean w. r. c. will give n
Halloween social on Wednesday after
noon at 2 CLOCK IN Odd Fellows hall.
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ngs and
eR1ents

|csting wedding of the week
Miss Mary Hood and George
rhich was solemnized on
svcning. A wedding recep-
Ia at the home Of the bride g
Is. NicoI Hood. The recep-
we're decorated in autumn
dowers, the dining room, the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
Miscellaneous Euents

Mrs. A. II. Yossmeyer entertained a
dozen Of the friends Of Miss Eta
Rich last Tuesday evening at her home.
in anticipation Of Miss Rich S marriage
to Ray Donelson, which is to take place
on November D.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Most of the men members of the fash
ionahlo set are wearing the smart new
styles that Gardner & Adams are intro
ducing. Their full dress suits are made
bv Hart, Schafruer & Marx Come In
and see them. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

parents. They are now in this city and
NAV 90 to California before returning
to their home, which will be in Boise
D. L. Dean announces the engage
nent of his daughter, Anna Gladys, TO
Albert Smith Of Lowell, Mass. Ihe
wedding will take place in November
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore Of
Boise are rejoicing over the arrival Of
boy at their home. Mrs. Moore was
Miss Estelio Clinton,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

i. w. Senior and his son Claire have
gone to Washington. d. c., for stay
of fow weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Mr., and Mrs. Lyman R. Martineal
Miss Emmeline Cannon) are back
from wedding trip to the coast and
are at home at 91s Logan avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Miss Edith McCallum returned home
during the week from southern Califor~
nin. where she spent the past two
months visiting friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

The Misses Fannie and Emma Louise
McLaury left Tuesday for San Fran
cisco and will go from there to south
ern California to spend the early parl
Of the winter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Herbert Salinger left yesterday for a
stay Of a few weeks in the east. stop
ping In Chicago to visit his hancee
hurried trip to Boston and New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Mrs. II. Otis Mcknight and little son,
Donald. of Seattle, are at the Hyland
for short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
e. Mcknight and other relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

A member of tho Colorado Mine
football team was entertained las
evening by Misses Florence and Ad
Clark at their home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Mrs, j. c.. Dugan has as her guos
Miss Highly McGiveny Of st, Loui:
who is on her way to the coast to spen
the winter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Large shipment O'Cedar Polish, =.
G. N. 1. Carpet Dept, advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Dr. B. F. Barnes and daughter, Miss
Frances Barnes, father and sister of At.
torney A. r. Barnes. are guests ut the
Barnes home on their way back TO
Michigan after a trip to the coast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs George Chapman and
Mr.. and Mrs Oakes Ames of Boston
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Harold
Fabian during the past week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
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Thelma and Marjorie, will leave Sat.
urday afternoon for Terre Haute, Ind,
where they will visit relatives and
friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hjnman Of
Seattle will leave tomorrow for their
home after a pleasant visit with the
Culmer family here,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26

Mrs. Raymond G. Naylor and her son,
Jack, who have spent the past summer
abroad, have returned to their home
here, having landed in New York q
fortnight ago.