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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08

man, Mont, will be the guests this week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Marcy on P
street. Mr. and Mrs. Flint are coming
to attend the Dumbermen s convention
Lieutenant Duncan G. Richart will
arrive in the city February 10 from
Arizona, where ne has been stationed
recently, TO spend a four months leave
Of absence as the guest of his wife s
aughy. Mrs. Richart has been here
for some time.
Miss Charlotte Holmes mas returned
from Los Angeles, where she spent the
last few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Dean Coates have
moved from the Hollywood apartments
and are now at home at No. s Ken
wood place.
Miss Edna Coates has gone TO Los
Angeles to join her sister, Miss Sadie
Coates.
Miss Erma Eccles and Miss Marion
Eccles of Ogden are spending the week
,, end with Miss Jasmine and Miss Wv
ian Smith, 919 East First South Miss
Leoua Stump entertained party of
ten at the Orpheum yesterday after.
noon in compliment to the Misses
Eccles.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Hendricks Of
Richmond, Utah, who have visited here
for several days, have gone to the
coast.
Mr., and Mrs. James ~ Hogle have
gone to California, where Mrs Hogle
and children will remain until spring.
Mrs. A. F. Smith and son, Paul Wal
lace, are in Long Beach, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Fitzpatrick OF
the La France apartments are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Atkins, OF
Denver. number Of dinner parties
have been given in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkins, who expects to reside in
Salt Lake in the near future.
Mrs. T, ". Russell, Mrs. Effie Ken.
drich and Miss Mignon Haywood have
returned from visit to Mrs. Arthur
Pryor in New York. They are living in
the Tuck apartments.
Miss Ruth Alexander has returned to
her home in ST. Louis after visit 90
Miss Nellie Godbe A number of Gu
tertainments were given in Miss Alex.
ander's honor
Mrs, n. E. Stephens has returned to
her home in Sparks, New, after a visit
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Godbe have re-
turned from an extended trip east.
After visiting New York and points
Of interest in the east, they spent some
time with Mrs. E, E. Wort and Miss
Miriam Godbe in Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian T. Strange have
gone TO Denver for visit.
Miss Alice Lupd of Ephraim is visit.
ing Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nelson on Eighteenth
South and Ninth East street.
Miss Blanch Austin will return TO
her home, 1155 First avenue. this week
from the l.. D. S. hospital, after an
operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Heuser have
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lawyer of this city and grand exalted
ruler of the Elks.
The wedding of Miss Elda Havenor
and Oran NJ. Barlow will take place
Thursday evening at the home of the
bride, 7s7 Third avenue.
Mrs. Abigail Armstrong Lees an.
nounces the approaching marriage OF
her daughter, Fanny Douglass, TO the
Rev. Francis Bulkley, to take place
Monday evening, February 10, at S
o'clock at st. Mark s. cathedral.
The marriage Of Miss Alvina Olsen
and Stanley Warren will take place
Tuesday evening, at the home Of the
bride s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. OF.
sen, No. 4 Cliff Place.
Mrs. F. Rogoski announces the en-.
gagement of her daughter Dorothy to
Jack Garfnkle Of Waco, Texas.
Miss Dora Bogue Of this city and Her
bert P. Smith of New York, were mar
ried Thursday in New York. The cou.
pie will mako their home in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, w. Hurley announce
the engagement of their daughter Daisy
to Tavern Merkley. Of Blackfoot, Idaho.
The wedding will take place IN March.
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Fitzgerald formerly taught in the Salt
Lake public schools,
a COTILLON masquerade was
"A given last night by Miss Denise
Karrick at Whitney hall, closing the
term of her Saturday night dancing
class The favors were in the nature Of
valentines. Some were red and white
roses and carnations. An orchestra fur
nshcd music. About fifty children were
in attendance. Refreshments we're
served at the close of the evening Miss
Karrick was assisted by Miss Julia Dix,
Miss Gladys Savage, Mrs. W. Mont
Ferry, Mrs. Frank Jennings.
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returned 10 the city and are at the
Bransford.
Mrs. Adelbert Roundy, who has been
visiting her family and friends since
early in December, left yesterday for
her home in Sydney, Australia. While
here she spent most OF her time with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles A. Caipe.
An interesting feature OF Mrs. Roundy :
return is that il is the ninth time for
her TO cross the Pacific ocean.
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse. who has spent
the last four weeks in the city, will
leave soon for Washington. D. G. After
short time there she will 90 70 New
York, whore she viii be Joined by Mr..
Newhouse. Upon their departure from
New York they will sail for Paris,
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Thursday evening by the Republicans
Of the city with a bali at the Hotel
Utah, The Woman's Republican club
is arranging for the entertainment.
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-r7yL PARKER entertained
'.,,on bridge at the home Of
W, Howard A. King, 500
(. soutb street, YESTERDAY aft
.o, Of Miss Elda Havenor,
: married next week. The
y ,ers pictures of brides. The
- WOE by Mrs. Karl Scott
M Of honor was presented
E Supper was served tol-
,,ue. The table was dainty
''b,ue Of yellow. A center
4 formed Of yellow datfod'ls
The place cards were cuplos
ooyers were laid for
4. quests besides the guest Of
Miss Florence Havepor,
A. Cameron. Miss Vivian
a. Maud Morgan, Miss Lila
4 Miss Clara Kcuer. Mrs. II.
s. Ms. Karl Scott. Mrs. Cliff
,,d Mrs. ". NJ. Havenor.
I s,arts and darts will pre-
. 1, society the coming week,
a good Saint Valentine,
iar falls on Saturday. Many
hmetions have been an,
,,ady and Others OF a less
.n,ter will be given. One of
rilI be the masque ball 10
Il tbc University club on Fri
IA Of St. Valentine S day.
l,ss will prevail in most of
e: Of the week, the accepted
,,Ior:, red and white, lending
10 effective dec orations.
IN. connected with the day
N ne valentine to be couspic-
|,fillrs given for February
,ls, ylda Havenor. who Will
Il Iksrsday. has been the guest
n a number Of prettily ar.
.iu Inc past week,
hnetion Of thc coming week |
lincoln dav celebration by
OIL The city at the Hotel !
r|sy night, II viii be in the
,ereption and ball. The La
III club will have q "birth- |
Friday afternoon at the
honor Of the thirty-sercpth
Of the clnb. The invita-.
pitsi to the club mem bers, |
sox than 400.
Fesk has been dull except III
'lrles. where the festivities /
rtsk have prevailed, closing |
abqrste Junior prom on Fri.
.tith had about 900 guests. |
il0N from Washington
y The study of ethics and
! thf latest society craze
'1ai capital. In fact il is
'el tba: The new diversion
3edcrce OF the tango"
1piem dances. More than
Washington S smart set"
Ffneied in the two subjects.
" thsi the Misses Eleanor
n Wilson, daughters of the
NJ Mr.. Wilson have eyinced |
10 the study of ethics aud !
'nd have sigui6ed their To- |
attending one of the |
nfetings in the near future. !
-arv teachers Of the Twen- |
said were entertained With |
We orpbeum yesterday aft |
-'sea ~ tea at Franklin s, |
sele seated at 4 long table |
plEs and white. y ceuter-
'nci OF pink and white car
'''gfd in a tall vase, |
party we're Mrs. J. +. |
@'s' NJ T. Lyon. Mrs. j.
Mrs. 6, Alher. Alders,
lean' Mrs. J. H. Duuklcy,
Wells, Mrs. W. J, Leaper.
l o'lsholsor, Mrs. G. A, Rob |
S'bbs. Miss Edna Hun
Burton. Miss Geneva
Hester Bcebc. Miss
= and Miss Alton Wright.
= prominent pre-leuten af- |
~ De tango tea TO
- motel Utah. Wednesday. |
'he grill room. under !
3 Miss Lucille Francke and |
All Of the latest dances |
and tea will be served. |
will be Mrs. W. c. |
ssauer .N X, Smith, Mrs. |
a 'lsil' ! Mrs Richard Allen
y schrsmm, Mrs.
Mrs. De Witt Knox.
..'0w' Mrs. John NJ. Bid. |
r, ) ;, fynr Mrs. Jasper Nc |
"
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Dcy, Mrs Rolla L. Clapp, Mrs. Jay T..
Harris, Mrs. r. b Beatty, Mrs. George
n Lawrence and Mrs. Samuel {. PARK.
A number of tables have already been
engaged. Especially good music VIII be
a feature.
MRS. WILLIAM FITZGERALD, for
lVl merly Miss Agnes Nolan, OF this
city. who is now making her home IN
Kalamazoo, Mich. is popular IN SAT-
Lake and her friends will be pleased to
know that she is settled IN her ne" nome
Miss Nolan was married in California ~
tbs fall while taking apeciai Ia"
course at Berkeley, having won tne
Utah scholarship there. Mr.. f1tzgeraid
is a prominent lawyer Of Kalamazoo
and member OF the Legislature. Nrs'
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Euents of Coming Week

Mrs. A ". Foreman will entertain
with a bridge tea Wednesday AT the
Foreman headquarters at Fort Douglas.
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Mrs. a w. FOREMAN VIII entertain
with a bridge tea Wednesday at the
Foreman headquarters at Fort Douglas,
Miss Mvra Sawyer, Mrs, Mary Teas
del and Miss Rose Hartwell have issued
Invitations for a studio tea. Thursday
afternoon, MT the studio Of the Society
of Salt Lake Artists, in Social hall
The Ladies Literary club will ccle.
brate its thirty-seventh anniversary
with n special entertainment Mt the
clubhouse next Friday afternoon for
the club members.
T. f. Thomas will entertain 100 mem
bers of the Woman Democratic club
at the Utah Monday night, Mr..
Thomas is chairman Of the Democratic
county committee.
The senior branch Of the Girls ,
Friendly society will give its annual
dance at the Ladies Literary club house
Thursday night.
The University club will celebrate
St Valentine s day with masque ball
on Friday ovoning.-
f. Lincoln's birthday will be celebrated
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Mrs. F. Rogoski announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter Dorothy to
Jack Garfnkle Of Waco, Texas.
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Rising Sun Items

Harry Conradson called at George
Mercer's Monday.
Geo. Mercer had the bad luck to lose
a valuable horse Thursday night.
Mrs. Carter and Roberta spent the
day Tuesday with Mrs. Anderson.
Claude Lacock is regular visitor
south, these days. We wonder, why?
The Grant Mercer and W. Carter
families spent Sunday at Geo. Mercers.
H. G. McElwain came back from the
valley without finding the hopcd-for
job.
Mr.. Norwood Of Iowa has been visit
ing his brother-in-law Mr.. Donnegan
and family, this week.
Mr. Carter made trip over to Mr..
Rich's Tuesday his errand being to, de-
liver the money and goods given TO the
subscription he has been carrying. $50
besides quite supply Of provisions and
clothing WAS donated by the people Of
Raymer and vicinity.
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Hows' This

We offer. One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any cose OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls catarrh Cure.
+. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and be.
liege him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce, Toledo,
Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern.
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Test.
imonials sent free, Price rs cents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family FILLS for consti-
patton. Adv.
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Stoneham items

Everybody come to Literary Friday
night.
Ray Mackey returned home Frida,
after short absence.
i j. A. Essex made business trip Il
Willard last Thursday.
/ Theo. Carlson is here visiting hi.
brother, Alfred Carlson.
I A cousin of Ryle Forster is here Wis,
iting relatives this week.
Rev. Hauer held services in the
school house Sunday afternoon.
Arthur Schooley visited in Sterling
between trains Wednesday and Thurs.
day.
+. W. Wilkins. our harness maker.
has gone to Sterling to work in shor
there.
II. II. Northrup OF Elm Creek, Nebr.
visited his son, w. d. Between trains
Monday morning.
The Real Estate men are busy these
days showing prospective buyers where
To invest their money.
Mrs, G. P. Nelson came up from
Willard Tuesday to help G. P. with the
extra work in the lumber office during
the absence of the boss.
The ). 5. class meeting at the Knif-
ton home Wednesday evening was well
attended considering the stormy wealth
er and bad roads. All present spent a
pleasant evening.
A Mr.. Mitchell. who has been visit
ing several days at the Pickerill home
and who is brother OF an old resident
Miles Mitchell, left last week. going as
far as Sterling with Mr.. Northrup in
his automobile.
James Essex started for Burr Oak.
Kansas. Tuesday noon to spend short
vacation with his mother Jim was Sc
excited over going that he nearly for
got to catch the train. We hope he
will not forget to come back.
Col. 0. p. Bake departed for North
Dakota last Wednesday where he viii
again take up his old business OF auct.
ioneering. He received WORD that b.
was wanted at once To commence i'm.
mediately on a sale in the stores there,
so he hastened away. Here's wishing
him success.
While Robert Huff was loading Goa
in the lumber yard Tuesday his team
played practical joke on him by be.
coming frightened by the train. They
started to run, but in leaving the yard
caught on the fence post. Mr.. Hun
thinks it will take a week to put Tho
harness together again.
The box-social given by Miss BLY, ant
her school last Friday night was a de
eided success. A splendid program wa.
rendered by the pupils with little as
sistance from other local talent. r.
Bartram auctioned off the boxes; thu
proceeds being s25.75. Much credit i.
due Miss Bly, for this enjoyable affair
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THE RAYMER ENTERPRISE
skating. The ice was fine and all re.

skating. The ice was fine and all re-
port good time.
joe Dikeman stopped over night at
John Senstock's, Sunday.
Mabel Toyne was Sunday morning
caller at Mr.. Andrews home.
]. w. Dikeman visited at w. n.
Thompson's a short time last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Andrews were call
crs in Peace Valley one day last week.
Glen and Emerson Andrews and Joe
Dikeman visited at the Senstock home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Henry Andrews and Miss Jen-
ME Cooper drove down to the Wildcat
Sunday to see the sights. They said il
seemed nice to walk on the ground
once more, there Is scarcely any snow
in the canyons now.
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NOTICE or CONTEST.

Alas No.i,ea (For Publicatjon) Nsc.fa6.g
Department Of the Interior.
United Ststes Land Oiic~. Sterling. Colorado.
January Is. 1914
ro oJosepn Thomas Of Sterling. Csic.. Consestee:
! foa are hereby notified thut Leona N. sum-
mers shs gises New Raymer. Weld Co.. Colo. a.
Ills bost-oitce aadress. did Nov. s. isis. Rlc IN
this oiice mis- ouly corroboratcd spplicstipn "
contest and secure the cancellation u your D. L.
t. Entry. NJ. Sesiai NJ. 0iSsis. naae Oct ".
1919. Tor 81 2SWi-4 Sec. Ii. WI. II St:i-s Slid
sr.,-4. Sec. IA. Ni-2 NWI-4 and swI-4 kHia.
seel.sa ~. township n. Range ~ W.. 9Th Y.
AeIhliGn sisu ssvunds for his contest he a.
isses tnst Jsrph Thomas entirely faiisd during
tue oru year VI ,ar entry 10 extend the sum u
sA.sn pcl ..ic VI tne 4iea lnereoi IN tne psrm4.
nsit improvements thereof necessary for the ir-
I9ation. reclamation and cultivation of said land
u IN the purchase Of water or water rights or In
any nay 70 procure water 4 nc IsAdtur he irr,-
ss-sio,I land.
iod are. therefore,. further notified
thar the said allegations will be
sah.n W this office as having been
confessed by you. and your said entry
viii be Cancelled thercundcr without
sour further right 10 bc heard ti.err
IN. either before this office or on ap
pea. II you fail To file In this Office
within twenty days after the
FOURTH Publication Of this notice.
as shown below. your answer. usder
oath. specifically meeting aud re-
spending to these aliegatiops OF ton-
test. or II you fafl within that time
! 10 lilo In this office due proof that
sou have served a copy Of your an.
swcr On the said contestant either In
person or by registered muil. II this
service Is made by the delivery OF a
copy of your answer to the contest.
ant in person. proof of such seryic.
must BE- either the said contestants
written acknowledgment of hfa ~.
eeipt VI the copy. showing the date
y Its receipt. or the affidavit u tho
person by whom the deliesry was
ado stating when and, where the
opy. was delivered: II made BY regis.
ed mail. proof of such service must
s1rist OF the affidavit Of the Jcryon
Naom the copy vas mailed stating
Zen and the postofffce to which Il
At@ mniled and this Affidavit must
= accompanied by the postmaster's
eaipt Of the letter.
You should state In your answer
he name Of the postoffice to which
Aau desire further notice to be sent
% you.
Az. BROWNS. Register.
Date Of first publication. January q. lsI4.>
Date Of second publication. January %, 1914.
Date of third publication. February s. 1914.
Date Of Fourth publication. February Il. 1914.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


n. r. L. tPnblisher) Serial 0izs<l
Department VI the Interior.
[. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
January 26, 1914.
! NoTIcE is hereby given that Charles
L. Rich, Of Stoneham. Colorado, who,
on July IL. 1910. made Homestead En-
No. 0l35il, for North Eas, Quarter Of,
Section IA, Township6 North, Range
81 West. 9Th Principal Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make final
Three Year Proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Clerk of the District Court. at 1T.
Morgan, Colorado. on tue 18th day of
Msrch, 1914.
Claimant i.israss as Witnesses
James T. brown. Of Fl. AussAs. col1
Wilhelm Paeth. Of stonesat.. Cub.
Edmund Nc Cloud Of 3" LEA
Guy Manan. Of % SIS
AZ. BROWNS. Register.
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! COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
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Buckingham items

Fred Neidholdt is seriously III q. his
home.
Miss Anna Jobbins of Keota is assist
ing Mr.. Fox.
Mrs. J. Davis Of HartyilIe, No. ar.
rived Monday.
Keep in mind the entertainment and
pie social Friday Feb. Goth.
F. NJ. Hennis and family will leave
Thursday for their new home in Hart.
vile, Missouri.
Harvey Hiatt and family, who have
been making their home with the De.
Forests left Tuesday for Gothemburg.
Nebraska.
The new Buckingham store opened
Monday and is ready for business,
carrying a complete line of groceries,
shoes and dry goods.
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NOTICE RON ruatic,rns

NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
N.P.L tPubiishery s@risl o,ls,,
Department of the IntrpIsr.
I. 5. Land Office u sterling. Colorado
January rs, 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that John
William Forster. OF Stoneham, Colo.
rado, who. on March IA, 1910. made
homestead entry, No. Oii6,4. for Si-z
NE1-4. and the SEl-4 Of NWl-4, Sec
ton s, Township Z North, Range &C
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has fled
notice of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before United
States Commissioner Ira s. Griffin
at New Raymer. Colorado, on the 10Th
~day OF March. lgl4.
Claimant names as witnesses.
william NJ. Noble. Of s,oneaam. Colo.
William d. Norihrup. u
John Smith. Of 2-5
James Stac ackhouN. II s..2
io-ao i2a AT. BROWNS. Register.
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Kcons

We learn that the father of George
Koons. who has been living with his
son on the homestead, passed away the
latter part Of last week and was bur-
led in the Raymer cemetery last SUM-
day. We have not the particulars, but
we know that he has been in poor
health for some time, and that he was
over eighty years Of age. we believe
eighty-nine at his last birthday. We
may be able to give more particulars in
the rext issue.
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NOTICE ron pra,u,T,ox.

NOTICE For PuJLN ALTON.
h. r. l.. Publisher, serial-e9eis.
department of the int~rier.
e. 5. Land otiice al Sterling. Colorado.
January 10. 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Oliver
NJ. Dunbar, Of New Raymer, Colorado,
who. on October 6, 1909, made home
stead entry, No. 092l9, for NWl-4,
WIZ NEl-4. Sec. G. 7. Z N, K. IS w. 4,
and El-2 SWl-4. Section 81, Township
s North. Range So West, 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention
to make final three year proof. To es-
tablish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before United States Commission
er, at New kaymer. Colorado. on the
18th day Of March, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred Seifried. of New Eaymer. Colo .
ingepregt N. yik. Of .
lesais Alisn. Of Ills
4 alaas VI. Jackson. of . e '' .-i9
At BROWNS. Register.
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Hope View Items

Mr.. Toync was down to Weldona last
Friday.
Nearly every one around here are
having colds.
Charles Wulf called at the Andrews
home recently.
Messis. John Senstock, Joe Dikeman
H. ]. Andrews and two sons spent the
afternoon Sunday. at the Jack Pot in