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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24

IA check for $1,000 WAS yesterday sen!
Omaha BY the Salt Lake CONNER
iz, cl,b for the relief or the storm sur-
srers in that city. The check was ac'
ou1panied by a letter from Joseph E
AIne, secretary OF the club. to j. M
Iuild. commissioner Of the Omaha Com
lercial club. in which lie said
After A full discussion of the sit
nation. our committee has instructed
me 10 tender you herewith our check
for $1,000 as a contribution TO your
general relief fund.
4 As soon as the news from Omaha
rea ched us. we were anxious TO do
Whatever we could TO relieve Jour
distress The reply to our previous
Communication left us III doupt as TO
your willingness TO accept any
|fInancial assistance and we nave fet
some 5elicacy in forwarding money
thai might not be acceptable
Like tie rest of the country, We
appreciate the sturdy courage With
Which Omaha has met its misfortune
and we hope the people will not al
low an admirable spirit of pride 10
reject necessary and proper assist
.ance from your sister communities.
a Salt Lake City has always had
wsrm feeling for the big town at
the other end OF the Union Pacific
small contribution In the spirit OF
friendship that prompts its remit
.lauce-
The club yesterday also sent 10 ". II
|oward at Columbus. O, check 10
329.0c for the use OF the Ohio noo'
{ctirs. The check represents lh
mount contributed by the two Christia
cicnce churches in Salt Lake. at who's
eauest the money VAS forwarded t.
f.. Howard The following letter ac
the check:
a We are iuclosinG our check TO
1our order as trustee for $32a.02. 10
4 he devoted 10 tho relief OF the Hood
sufferers OF Ohio.
h For your information. this is part
a OF a. fund raised in Salt Lake city
under the direction OF the CONNER
cial club for relief purposes and the
amount sent will represent the con-
.tribuiions OF the two Scientist
Churches of this city, the. First
church having contributed Si9i-4I
and the Second church Sl$t.J5. They
have directed MS 10 send the amount
4 10 you.
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Want ALL Back Pictures
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Then Act Within Two Days. Two Days
More and Picture No. IS Will Appear.

picture No, 10. let us say, appears, and
then rush down and buy a catalogue.
you will get only the first 35 pictures
free with it. and by that time 35 pic
lures will NOT constitute ALL the
back pictures,
The Booklovers Contest, you know,
consists simply Of II pictures. Each
picture was drawn to represent the title
Of a book. Contestants try to name
the n book titles that the II pictures
represent, and to those coming closest
to getting the II titles will be awarded
the $1,000 in prizes, starting with the
first award, $685. Studebaker touring
carl
All the II book titles that the II con
test pictures were drawn to represent
were selected, first of all, from the cata
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lures FREE with q contest catalogue
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two more days the Both picture will be
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Only the FIRST So PICTURES are
free with the catalogue!
Therefore, if you wait until AFTER
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NOT be able TO get ALL the back pic.
lures free with the catalogue.
Better get that catalogue today or
tomorrow. and be on the safe side. You
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If you dawdIe away the time until
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
IS Grandnother's Recipe
or Dandruff and Restor-
ing Color to Hair.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea
md Sulphur, properly compounded,
wings back the natural color and lustre
% the hair when faded, strealed or
ray; also cures dandruff. itching scalp
Ind stops falling hair. Years ago the
)uly way to get this mixture was to
make it at home, which IS mussy and
Nowadays skilled chemists do this
better than ourselves. By asking at
my drug store for the ready-to-use
"Wyeth Sage and
sulphur Hair Remedy you will get
|arge bottle for about so cents. Some
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
BOTH WOMEN DIED
OF NATURAL CAUSES

ST. LOUIS. April 2S.-Autopsies today
on the bodies of Mrs. TTestne KomInl-
chau and Of her daughter, Selma, which
were found imIuured In cement In the
basement Of their home Tuesday, con-
vinced the postmortem physicians that
both women died OF natural causes.
This agrees with the story told by
Miss Marie Kommichau, a surviving
daughter. who said her mother and sis-
ter died OF natural causes. but TINT she
buried them In tine basement because
they had a fear OF interment In ceme-
teries,
The examining physicians reported to
the coroner that the younger woman died
OF double pneumonia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
STEEL PLANT CLOSES;
MEN ORGANIZE UNION

ST. LOUIS. April 2s.-The plant OF the
American Steel Foundries company at
Granite City, Ill. was shut down today
when the superintendent learned that la
Dor union representatives were trying to
Induce the workmen to strike. The plant
employs $500 men. After the mill closed
the laborers and ranlners nnarced TO O
han. whore II was announced the two
classes Of workmen would be organized
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
Drive Sick Headache Away.

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Try them and you will be we'll salts,
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by Schramm-J ohnson, Drugs, "The
Never -Substitutors. Five (5) good
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-24
MUSICIANS OPPOSE
SUGGESTIVE SONGS

CHICAGO, April 2S.-Speakers before
the National Federation OF Musical Clubs
today went on record as opposed TO sug-
gsative songs, and steps were taken to
have the postoffice department and the
interstate commerce commission sup
press their shipment. The speakers said
they did not want to attnck the common
ragtirne song because IL fills a real want
Of the people," but did desire tho suppress
sion of suggestive songs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
BINGHAM.

gINGHAM, Oct. 26.-Mrs S ~; paN,e arho
left the fore part OF tho -, week e,a 70, q few
JanS ,a.Ss the guest OF her daughter
THO Misses Leila Moore. Mabel Gray ana
Ma rgaret Jcssup attended the Ieachc'" i
stitmte nj Sandy last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Meyer OF sans SAY idse Mre
Row Row Wilcox tho fore part o, the week.
Miss Sarah Davis was visitor 10 inc
Capital City last Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Cheever has returned TO
her home in American Fork aitcr a IL"
weeks visit In camp with rciau'ee.
Miss Fife Breckon. residing IN DIXON
avenue was very pleasantly SURPRISED oy
n number Of her friends on last M0nuJIg ,',.Ic
night The evening was spenl IN inT, 80
and the playtng of various games. alte,
wbicb refreshments were served Those
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. a.. Butcher'
| Ollie, Albert. Fred and RUDY Esuscne'
Marie and Merida Turner Ecno Con anu
Vera Ferre
In honor of their twenty-f first birthday
| anniversary the Ladies OF the Maccaoees
| lodge No l6 entertained their frienos WIZ,
a musical programme at the concius,on y ot ~
Monday evening. a three-point game OIL
whist WIS enjoyed after the programme
prizes being awarded as follows; rs, Mr5 snI
| Jarvis and William Taylor. first. Mrs SUI
lenger and H Cook. second.
| In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs, J, Under
! wood OF Garfield Mr., and Mrs MARX
! James very delightfully."- entertalned le"
friends at their home on last Saturday
evening Cards furnished the amusement
! for the evening, after which an elaborate
luncheon was served. Those present were
Messrs and Mesdames w. 8. Cannon, b.
@. Locke Edward Anderson. III. @. Ca
brielson and Mrs. Edward Hocken
One Of the social events OF the week
| was the surprise party planned by mrs
W. 8. Cannon and Mrs. w. w, Stock
ham In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. j. Duns-
| moro on last Monday evening ~ the
lDunsmore residence. Cards furnished the
principal amusement for the evening. alter
which luncheon was served During the
evening Mrs. w. g. Cannon, In behalf oil
the guests present. presented Mr.. AND
Mrs Dunsmore with n beautiful hand
painted nut bowl. Those forming Tho
Jolly party were Messrs. and Mesdames
w, 8. Cannon. c. D. Countryman. Dar
Coakley, D. f. Dudley. T. C. Locke
Charles Adderly. Theodore Marx. Victor
Eckman. Albert Marriott and Miss Della
Coalsley.
The dance given In the Canyon hall or
Friday night OF last week was attended
by a large crowd and WAS probably one
OF the best dances Of the season. Music
was furnished by Ruethers' full orches.
ira.
The members OF the 3 3 club met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Ella Clays al
her home OH Main street. The hours were
spent socially. after which luncheon Wa:
served.
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK. Oct 25.-Announce-
ments are out for the wedding. October
80 OF Miss Vera Davis and J. Merle AL
len, to take place In the Salt Lake tenn
pie. A wedding reception will be held
on Thursday evening. October 80, In the
Auditorium.
Miss Fay Evans Of this city and l.. NJ.
Edison OF Hyrum were married Wednes- =
day in the Salt Lake temple An informal
wedding reception was held Thursday
evening at the home Of the brides par
entss Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hone Of BENJAMIN
returned during the week from England,
where they have spent the past two years
In the mission field.
The members OF the Self-culture club
mot with Mrs. Hubbard Tuttle last Thurs
day evening, Misses Laura Hickman.
Jnanita Johnson and Ellen Jameson were
the entertainers OF the evening An elab-
orate luncheon was served, four OF tho
nigh school girls assisting.
Tho Alta club members were enter-
talned at the homo OF Mrs Sayde Lewis
Friday afternoon; Mrs Fern BrocItbanI,
gave reading "Too Late" Three neU
members were accepted into the club RE-
ircshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Robertson of ScofeId
van make their home in Spanish Fork in
the near future. "
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TOOELE.

TooELE. Oct. 25.-The initial gathering o, tho
Teachers Kenstngton club took place at Tho
grade Gchools OF Tooclo. last Thurrday evening
Tho unique feature OF tho evening was tho sailor
and furnished pleasant diversion. Refresh
uents wore served. Those present hrs.
c. H. Green. Miss Marie Clark. Miss Mary Young
Mrs. n. n webb. Mrs. u. A. Fowler. Miss Ruby
Maggie. Miss Como Cannon. Miss salome Mexican.
Miss Frances SHIELDS Miss Dora Hunter, Miss
Naomi Mexican. Miss Dcss r. Judd. Miss Agnes
stewart Miss Beo Beckstead. Miss Edith Nc
Kssn and Miss Edna Date. besides tho Eonisl
hosteSo. Miss Green.
employ OF the International smcltcr Refining
.piend!d testimonial Of tho esteem in which
no IS hold by his associate. whoa no was pre-
seu,cd With beautiful gold watch and Jewell
set 700; rT,etiGHl.y svory man wording undsr
Young o, the slu,orins plan, made the presents-
tlon 'peech. followed BY few heartfelt words
OF Appreciation from Mr.. Thomson. who soon
leaves for bis home in CAiifornir.
p-rtty wedding reception and supper for Mr..
and M- Samuel II. wor,hngtou. who
ricd in Salt Laho City wednesday; =" hold The
srme evening AZ the homo OF tho brides parenta,
Mr. and Nrp Low Halo Of this city.
MtSs Pearl Kaul Of tho Toosle Commercial
bank WAS Salt Lake visitor during 4 portion
OF the veok.
MTs. NJ b. Henson Of Riverton hu beon viai.-
Ing her daughter. Mrs Frank Martin of this
city. during the present vcok
Miss Martha Dunn and Miss Mon.oll, McKsilar.
Lake visitors tho torepart OF thia week.
Mr and Mrs. Edward swcnsop Of Sal. Lake
City spent tho weekcod with Dr.. and Mrs. L.
A, Mcbride.
MiBSes Nina and Zella GALLAGHER came out from
Salt Lsko City Wednesday 20 attend tho Inter
Mountain club dance hold that evening in
Toocie.
George Hogan and T. r. Holman OF Sal. LAkl
City here this week looking after tho
st-ueGon Of tho North ward chapel. which IL now
undsr construction on Pint North and Msir
streets.
Frank Collins has moved 70 6sit Lake City
M!Ea Anglo Russell. who Ia attending sohoo
| IN Salt Lake City, homo surdzy TO visit
her parents nnd frieudA
wednesday night tho Tooolo opera house va
! the sceas OF the opening ball of a series 20 b,
zipea tbis winter By the Iptsr-houptaln Dancing
club, made up chiefly Of Ernelts- offcials theft
families and friends.
Principal and &rs. B. A. Fowler OF Tho TooeI.
hlgh school enjoyed = trip 20 Salt Lake the lat.
! ter part OF the week.
". IL Raymond. rupe1ntoadcn. OF the rooel,
VALLEY Railroad returned Friday from a ih,
dAyH visit 20 Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dalton were Salt LAX,
! visitors during part of thta week.
! william Wrath, Eene1l msnassr OF the Ia
tsrnatiooal Smoitc- company. spent q few dsyi
| this week In Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-26
PARK CITY.

PARK CITY. ooA M-Tbe regular rneetins Of
the woTnan's A,hsnheum vas held Monday after
reading OF tho minutes snd several oonrnunica-
lions. Miss Catherine Shields was eIectsd historian
aud Mr. ". d. Richardson second Tioo pr,sldcnt
After short reoeas. the programme for the tsy
was taken up. which consisted Of pspsr writ
ten By Mn. J. W. Thompson and Rad By Mru.
c. L. Martin. entitled tho Moral Responsibility
OF Preparing Meal" Mis- Mary Shields had
charge Of tho Issson. Tho westaeld Pure Food
Campaign" Atsr roIlenIi and tho singing o.;
America. the ladies adJourasa to mcst Msnasy
l. Ko7p.
MONDAY raornins si,oe spending a. couple % of s,ys
IN PARK City With Der father.
Mu Dick HaIes returned 20 her horna In the
Park yo.tEy morning. sfor short stay In Salt
L4ks
ons o. tns largest social s1ai3 OF trio week
vas re card party OF Tuesday evening given
BY Dr. ani Ml: Z. p. Looomp,s raa Ni,s Han
Georrs Becker Eight tables we're aTr.sSsi
throughout the rooEs and were yilsd vilh pIay-
e-.. vhis, being tho game The attractive room,
vero gay With yrIlov decorations and In. Esi
iowssn scheme was carried out Tho prizes ver.
ton. and p W. Billing. 4. T. Daily ana Nr
M.ys-
Wis. xary Martin returned homo Mopasy morn.
izr. rtsr a ,hort stay n Sal, LAie.
Tho ]. J. Mcdonald home 90 woos,,d. ax.,,,
vss the scene Thurtday afternoon o. a nI.s..n,
affair. Tho soms was decorated with aut-rnn
flowers aaa The Eailov~-n eseo5st.oau TIE
Twelve we're present
Miss Aa-T Lszhy hss returned 10 h.- n.-, .,
the Park, after q plsaEaaI viHlt !a osdsn ~
Euss, OF Ms Cisu.e Arua,rorg
Nh T. N Smith eutsrtaicsd ths rasrsh.r, ~,
the toI Card club very plesranty a, her bons
Saturday Afternoon Besides the Esrh4rs e.,
other frlc-tn were Invited. The n-i-.. -.
| avAraea 20 Miss KHtherins cunnlnshGm ana NJ,
e. y. shssn- -
W. snf NJ Moore and shilir-n % s,iI,.
Kan. visited II he Pars during ire uect r,sr,,
~ TIC home % W aud Nu. L. y M-Gurlsr
Hr nay Bdxu entertained tbe rnemb,-, =, 80
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i-te-rs;iur series os Seeing Am-Tica rlrsr'<
,slh. giving s-rsoaAl exDerieace- anf imprc''
sions Of different member. Also tsvoTa' NO
hse b-ea abroad gave accounts OF theF Hn'-
els. Another feature % ;he programme ~as
the rerlev o. notable article, from current
maElsins- h9erial rnusictl afternoon. 20
Which guests ~ofe invited: civic dr-
Linonir e.y. nna rz anaiver'a-y eslssra'lon
Ners Included Ia the prog s1Enme.
Some iime. devoted 70 civir Sn.k Three
o' our rasnh--s acted OF ,he Central oormii-
ts- ~ club women. ha-irg IN casgs The
LAT. Of ooce c,i:ss.sl7 y 'ss al, ,ssso'I, r..
monthly easae mseiHrs ard oig club In
vansblT hit lih-rsi representation OF ncs.
committee through ih~ ua!'ss efforts o.
the club women o. ogden. ~. school garden
iess aas iauaehei And the planting ~ hone
.Arsoal Aad tho cultivation Of vacant io'
vere simgiatet Toe ogden puhiiclty bureau
Erre SoA rnor,i sad financial sgppoft - tS'E
movement
\; christ7'a time packages ~ ,oys Szd
clothing srnt 10 many poo- c5iIdrca. On
No;hes' day took fvsnty-tlve Old lalie1
IN automobiles 20 'hr meeting eordretsi a'
the Chud Culture club a. he opera hou.r
The pleasure experienced hr the old lhGics
TAs out OF at proportion 10 Tho effort % eo'i
We a., working sionr siin,lsr Hoe, ,sP
year. endsayoFiuE siSbys 70 tHsp Ia mind tl~
ciub n7,to. 'st,l Achieving SUI .PItu-
one - ,As ro-, .isbors,c sfts.u o. ne seek
vas The dinner psr,y g:von ~ Hr. and Nrr
Ralph Z H5sy Friday evening a; tAcig home. "a
oompllmeu, TO Mi-s MILDRED Douria, and Dousi'.
WALKER casssnsa Of salt Lahs were also hoaof
guess Tho library bright with its adorn-
mtnt % gei ro1es and large yellow eAryssnthe-
NUNS afsed 10 tho af'gac;iVcD-rs oS the hvlhG
room A pretty color scheme Of yellow and white
prevailed IN ,h~ i!nlns room. where candles wiih
yellow shAd.s shed fhsir soft glow over the long
table adorned Wits i've bowls OF yellow -u-c>
Cover were iaie Tor twto,y-fou
Tho Ladies Literary club Wedn~1d1y
afternoon wiih MsS. u. p RsEiey Mis-. & n
Porter suhr5it'rs a report OF the federation meet
inS hold In Brigham city last week. The pro-
grsnme also Included vocal solos by Mn. john
Galley and M, FIRED clsth. the numbeTs being
Eiys3 during the focisl hogr Mr. White and
Mr. WilIis-n Pu-d- rIc=.. or .ho club dur
Tag the afternoon. IN. usrf sezuiar meeting OF
the cluh VIII be held In t~o weeks AZ the home
o. tho president. Mrs Fred 'lsrb Thc follow
!nr is Mrs Porter's report
giHs Maud zelrner Of this clty entertained q, I.
beautifully appointed dinner pa-fv this evening
At tho Commercial club IN Salt Lake Ia houo- NJ
aiu Mildred Douglas o. Ogden and DolElas y.
swan snt bridal parry. isrg. bowl ot oiEk
roses formed the csatorPisco ~ the table vhcIo
covers we're laid sor .he following Mr. william
nCgEias. p-u'essoT Squire coop. Nj ani Mrs
UsrTT sherafc nlss Mildred DouSag Douglas
&. Swan. Nig RUBY Hcrsti. maid OF honor: Mirs
Nard zt~rner sn6 Miss Vrra FeuEcr OF SAILS Late
bridesualds; Moyle G.sy OF sslt Lake. best mar
Clarence DouEas and orson Douglas. ushcr'.
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK oc, :5.-Edvard FirTnaKe o.
Park City. s-. Roy JoneS T., C. Sans o. salt
AID VI sud Mr Dave Firmsge OF Lehi were
among The ou' -o'.'oNn visitors 20 attend tho
funerri OF Aiphonso Ft5mage. ron Of Ar, and Mn.
J. l. FismAgc. Monday.
Tho members o. the n = e g L.dIe, club
ve-e guests o Mrs Sadie Bromley Wednesday
afternoon and evening. Social chat. games and
dainty refreshments served The Euegts
we're Mesdsmes Rasc Edmonas. Grace BarrAtt.
Laura D1nFisy. Mian!s iSeersoi. layton Cassidy.
Llrric shelley Agnes AdamEoa, 1r-t wootton and
Bcr; poul.cn.
L. D Deal mayor OF spriuEriH-. va, an Amer
lean FORK rlsitor Friday
Mr and Nm H B. shoct OF sprnsvilie were
the 5ust. OF ], L. Firm.ss SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Ms. ". u Grant o, Salt Lake City
spent part OF The week at American Fork visit
Ing.
Mr. W. q. EdInonds entertained at dinaer
ThuFsi.y evenins Those present we-- NJ, and
Nh Thomas Brosdbout. Mr.. and Mn. Milton
II. Poole and Mr. ard Mr.. Reno Vance.
Tho farewell social Eivea a. the Third ward
l. d. 9. chapel Sunday night tos Kari Hawkins,
Who leaves shortly for mission 10 the north
Ion, iins va, .a,oTrs sy aiI I1s m ,o,own9
programme was rendcci; Reading. Miss S. H.
csipm.u; vocal solo. Edith Hindisy' vioiin solo.
Abel; rOoal solo. Nla Do. chipmAni violin due,.
air Lgs, ciayson and Professor Hopkins; re
Hui; Violin solo. Prosessor Charles Hopkins
Mr. and Mrr Joseph King have announced the
nHaGsmnnt Of their daughter. Irene 10 Leo shel-
ton Of Salt Lake city. the marriage TO take place
TIE isat OF the present month.
ME- John Herbert and e.ughc.r. Eiizs. forms.
rrfiasuts OF this city, Tihtsd her With relatives
OILS ~oeh-
Nrl Frank stout left suatay FOR storS.
Ca -bon county. where che will meoi nor husband.
who ~ employed there They will make that
place their homo "a Tho future
Mr. snd Nm. Tomas 2 steele aoG family Of
SH!t Lake City carrs down IN thei- automobile
Sunday and speot the DAY here with relatives
Mr ana Mrs.. Alvin SoDsnieis hare moved 70
nlsckfoot Idaho. where they WIN reside ths via
,eT.
| n, members OF ,he silvor baud gave dance
az ;h- Apollo hall Friday night. They had the
usual splendid crowd
hrS John Gran.han entertained a. card parry
Monday evening a, her home in the Th!rd ward
! The rooms were handsomely Decorated with Ch-yr
authenum- carnations and snliiaI presenting ,
very artistic effect. Pro<ressirs whist vas IN.
feature OF the evening. aud d~iclou. supper Va,
| ss-ved. The guests were Mr. Alice psrrs;t. Nr.
Kate Hutnhius~r. H-. Emaflrr Sykes IrS Inse.
phua ker-rus. Miss Ethel Cropptoa snG Mica hmJ
Shelley
Hrs. Emily PHrmsn snd daughter, Nellie On.
trr7ainei Mfs. Lydia sto-Ts and laughter Mis.
! Ella and Las. Ht dinner Saturday evening.
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VERNAL.

yERSAl- Oct .-Ho- SarAh Mssss enter.
tRiaed few friends a. dinno- ThUrsdsy even
ing In honor az Mr. s. ". Browne, Who l~,,
FOR California later Coye7s we're laid for eight
Thoss present Mrs.. e ". Browns M-s
william Ashton. Mrr- Cora Johnson Mr. and
Mn. Joha MsAsc. George y. Smith, =. ". shep.
b--d ana Ioha Ast,o. ir
grz. william Ashton AID Der daurf,s-- grs
Dan II HiIln12n And MEl s NJ. Brovue le.,
Saturday 1oraias Tor caifsrnia 70 rpesd ths
vIutr.
Ths silver tea, sivea IA ne Corra~-riAI club
rocrs Friday afternoon aud evening" vas A nos,
snjoyahl> affAiT. Tie tsa Elvea by ,hs
civi5 B>,tsrTns-t league A luaekson ease,sriA
.tyis. rAS serred Ana '7lsaIid musical pro-
r-zr-1s Fs1Gsrrt.
Nrs- William n Bgrtoa lsf, Ills re~x 20,
hAl; Lake 20 visit h-T daughter. M Johu
D>Ter
Ma chEri.s ?. FISkua lsn ,ai- week fo,
Grsnh IuEc;ioa- Colo. TEers she piu reside ,hl.
wtarsr
Charis~ Carte. ST.. o, saii Lake. -ho IA,
foF hi, home Friday.
". ard NJ, David Marrhsnt r,turn.i is.,
-esk srusn OAKLEY. itaao. shrre fber sp~,- to-
sprirE ara sumr-
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MT. PLEASANT.

Mt PLEASANT Oct. IS Mr. asd NJ Boon
B7oths-Hou Susris o, hocor at cpIeudld
social affair A. the home o, Nr. snd Nh Frank
Nadsen. Tho nrothrrrons are 20 20 90 idaho
IN few taJs 70 remain. Pink AID white as,css
were Used "a pro'rsio5 in the decorations. which
were beautiful Progressive high I've played.
p-ir~s being uou b. pooH Dr1thcrfoa aud Mr.
Tbeodorc CsaiisHd Delicious luncheon war serve.
ard dancing enjoyed Tuo-r prsreu' we're W
aad &u. Boon B-o;h-r-nn, Mr. and Mrs. = n.
Wall. NJ. and Mr.. 4 1. S'ori. Mr and Mrs.
Orange Aid-ieh. NJ sud Mr. Theodore CAndlan1
Nr had M. Harry EriciEren. NJ and Mr. C..
y. Dcahsl,er MIS-. Lydls Winters. Nlrs Chipuau.
Mr.. 2. e. fohnFoa. 1iit annie Iohsnssu Calvin
T~hh- rne Edward Htt-c-.
NJ sad Mrs. yAaee McIn'osh ,nier:si-Aa a num-
Der 81 ;hsir friends Informally weinesis- the
sone o, VI S1t Nu Joseph Noasen. muslr.
Earn-- sn' T~frs-hmraiy helnE provided Th1t,
present iia NsFF Obrd Nelt~n. NJ. sns
Nrs Joseph scofisii. Hr. and M Jsrnos synAer-
gard. Nr and W Emil Rufishaus,r. MA,
Nstsen : n. i.agsGors. W. ard Mrs. Oco-Es
Peterson ard Bay Norrsn-
Friends % W. and Mr.. Wlifori RssuIssu isr.
dsres them = plcs1snt surprise party Thurr6sy
| crsrirE a. their hnrae farewell testimonial
before They lss-n 70 take up thsir rrsieea-c -
Birrh C-,ek
| NJ sri Mr. wsuin HoEg htvs s--- vf,.'o-r
| f-o=z Garfield This ~erk