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Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20
Good Cream-Poor Cream
and Our Four Creams

Tlt takes quart and half of average milk to
make half pint of legal cream and not overly
good that but much better than the average
sold This sell at the of IL 70 cash
tickets for $1.OO
TT Our ESPECIAL JERSEY" much better
testing about % per cent butter fat is higher than
the legal standard; consequently better in flavor,
keeping quality, etc. and sells for 10 per half
pint
(T Our Xxx EXCEPTIONAL CREAM" the finest
cream ever put out in Omaha; testing about IS
per cent-almost double the standard required-at
Is cents per half pint suitable for whipping and
ceptionaly fine for coffee and table uses
~"WHIPPING CREAM is supplied at IS cents
per half-pint and Is per pint
nThe body of the is not always true indi.
cation of its richness will single days trial
of milk cream tell you the true value.
nsWe recommend SPECIAL JERSEY and Xxx
n Cream Compare them with other creams in
your coffee.
Do not be deceived by low prices
AL AMI TO WY: S f.; White
Douglas 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20
JURY RECOMMENDS
DRIVER BE HELD
Suggests County Attorney In,
vestigate Death of William
Gorham.
TESTIMONY VARIES WIDELY

The coroners jury in the inquest on
the death of William Gorham, who
was killed by an automobile operated
by {. T. Lambert Of the DENLY Taxi
Co, at Twenty fifth and Farnam,
Wednesday evening, found that Lam,
bert at the time was driving care
lcssly, thereby causing the injury
and recommended that Lambert be
held to the county attorney for fur
Their investigation. Lambert is still in
Jail
Testimony as to the speed OF the car
Just previous to the accident varied
from an estimate Of not to exceed ten
miles an hour by the driver, Lambert,
to forty miles an hour by J. {. White,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20
HARTMAN TO SWOOP
DOWN ON MILK MEN
State Food Commissioner
Threatens Prosecution of
Omaha Dealers.
CONNELL SUSPENDS LAW

4
state t""d COMMISSIONER i'"' '''""
called Health commissioner OonneIl
over = tr,~..,,nnc from lincoln yrstcr-
day and asked I'M, question: as it
, f,r, thar Won are not enforcing the
stare lav which REQUIRES Is per cent
butter fat in crcam3"
ayes, that is fact! am requiring
NOT les, than to Der cent butter lat, q"
rrn1icd fine Omaha health commits
,,nnrr
"rhcu m have to prosecute them"
rcrIicl the state commissioner
Dr toruclI cNplaiucd his position
IN thc following words: Two wears
AGO we CHANGED the local ordinance on
cream to read l8 per cent instead Of
Ia ucr cent butter fat. to agree with
the STATE lave
p.oo1 p-;.. Die.
-,
AT meeting OF MIX men last
rehruaiy thcSe IcaIcfS toId me they
would nave 10 ralSc INC price Oh cream
from cents TO ~ cents per small
bottle II INSISTED upon the Is per
cent requirement., and they Said II
would be bcllcr tor them 10 sell the
milk under the then prevailing prices
than I" take OF. the cream ana hold
1t to |" per cent butter !a' at Q cents
per small b"'tIe. toid mem | Woulo
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20

that had Lambert not been going at
a high rate of speed that he would
have had time to turn to the left in
time to miss the boy
There was a conflict OF testimony as
to whether the boy was standing in
the middle of the street waiting for
the car to pass or whether he ran
out from the curb. White, the motor
man, was certain that he was in the
street, while Lambert was as positive
that he was not
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20
Kugel to Ask for
Bonds for New Jail

City Attorney Rne has prepared
for City Commissioner kugel an or
dinance providing for the submission
at the fall election a city jail bond
proposition in the sum OF $l50,000.
The commissioner is undecided just
when he will introduce the measure,
but he believes the bonds will carry,
as he maintains Omaha should hsv,
an adequate and modern central po-
lice station and jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20
Department Orders.

Washington. Aug. ls-tSpeciai Telegram
Pensions granted TO Nebraska persons
Polly NJ. Clark. Fairbury, Sl2; Emma $.
Palmer. Omaha, sl2; Rebecca A. BrookI,
Lincoln sls; Lillian r, Brown. Wakefield,
Sls. South Dakota Kate Wright. Yankton,
Sl2; Marietta Mills, Hermosa, sl2; Alice
Slater, Pollock, sls
Mrs. Nora Westover was appointed post.
mistress at Long Lake, Sheridan county,
Neb.. vice n. G Farrow, resigned
The Treasury department has issued p
charter to the First National bank OF
Grant, S d, and TO the First Natona
bank OF Merrill Ia. capital stocks. S25 OOl
and sac 900 respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20

Washington, Aug. lS-Coloncl + e
White. retired. held up at the German hor-
der In Denmark on his way to Roumania to
buy supplies for American relief In Serbia
has been permitted by German authorities
to continue. Because ~ hts English birth
Authorities refused to allow him to pass
through Germany The state department
interviewed through Minister Esan at Copen-
hagen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20

TUNE, July and August have re-
corded series of remarkable
~ racing records achieved with the
aid of Goodyear Cord Tires.
These victories are valuable be-
cause they offer coroborative evil
dence of the very qualities for which
Goodyear Cord Tires are famous.
The terrific speed of the shorter
contests, and the sustained speed of
the longer ones, are added proof of
that stouness, iveliness and speedi-
ness which every Goodyear owner
experiences in everyday use, and
which led to the adoption of Good
year Cord Tires as standard equip
mcnt ON the Franklin, the Packard
Twin-Six, the Locomobile, the Peer
less, the White, the Haynes Twelve,
and the Stutz.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20
H. MORTON BAYLY
IN DIVORCE COURTS
Daughter Of Former Nebraskan
Files Suit in Chicago, Al
leging Desertion.
ASKS FOR MAIDEN NAME

,-L. IN N,..,,I ~,
>'''"A.'' -N"N '''''> '"'
gram Mrs. Helen Morton NaNN
daughter Of Mark Morton, formerly
pt Nebraska CIV, Nut ',,cr Of NEcat-
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~ ,,' ,.'S , n''' w.. n,ie "rrl;
dem CIrvc'3rJ u,rl A suit for ah>o-
u,c divorce TODAY ~ the Lake county
,ourt Size ar,">cs her husband,
Korcr RayN. Nc,apIanc, Va. Of dc.
-orf,,n
The hill GOES into the matcrimrnial
relations Of the couple. Ii alleges that
Miss Morton was married to BAvly
Iune ! 1914. at Rivrrhank Villa.
Geneva, III She assert, that she lived
with hvv gnuI AuHu>t IF the same
wear, wien She rc,nincd to her pa,.
ents home IN tic suburbs of Chicago.
her mother iNmE III axe Forest and
her father fc,rdmS on his country
estate at Wheaton.
Treated Husband Kindly
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20

Chicago. Aus. N.-Mrs. George RaSs, Chit
cage, was Today appointed chairman OF the
Women Voters bureau Of the western head
quarters OF the democratic national com.
mittee. The appointment was announced
by Senator Walsh of Montana, who is IN
charge of the western headquarters. Mrs
Bass will have charge OF Organising the
woman vote In tho twelve suffrage Stnles
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20

Salt Lake City. Utah, Aug. lS-Nevada 5
late National Guard. consisting Of about
forty men, Is arriving here in small de-
tachments travelling mostly on freight
trains to enlist in the Utah National Guard
and so 10 the border.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20

VIII Investigate Soft Coal, Too.
Washington. Aug, ls.-The Federal Trade
commission directed In resolution
adopted by the house. to broaden the scope
OF It's coal investigation TO take In the
bltumnous industry. well as anthracite
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-20

Goodyear Cord Tire achieve
ments to date have been as
follows:
WUids record for onr mile on one-mile track.
Des Mofnes, la, June as, 1916, De Palma
driving Mercedes en-. Speed ut the ratc OF
LOS miles per hour.
Worid's record for mile. On one-rnile track,
Des Mofnes, La, Levin driving CrHwford
CIR. minutes, seconds 90 miles Per
hour.
Fourth place, Bo-Gafe race On one-snile trsct,
Do Moines. Ia June 70. 1916, Levin driv.
ing CruWfmd en-.
Fhst pince, 50-mlc r.ce, On one-u1ile track,
Dcs MGnes, La. June rs, 1916, Levin driv.
ing Crav6xd en-. SO miles per hour.
Seound plac-. 7o-mile rsce, Des Moine., Ia.
June Is, 1916, Lewis driving Cr1vford en-.
81 miles pr hour.
Second place, 10mie race, Dcs Moinea, Ia,
June 26. 1916, Levin driving Cravford en-.
90 miles Der hotu.
Fhst place, Smile raoe, ononlle track, Des
Moinea. n, June rs, 1916, Levin driving
CzHSfnu en- 90 miles per hour.
Fhst plsce, 1oo-uile rsce, III mile dirt track
Door cooditionl, Kansas City, NO. D.
Palma driving Mercedes c.r. IS Mills pe
hour.
Eirst plsee, Eddis Nckenbachr driving MAJ.
well Cur. Third place, Lewis driving Cruv.
ford cur Fourth plac., Do Palma driving
Mercedes en-. Fifth place, Henderson driv-
ing Maxwell cm-350-mile race ON 2-fnilo
truck, It Tacoma. Wash, Aug. 5, 1916.
Speed Of winner SO miles pr hour.
In this race. the biggest event Of the sea,ou
on the Pacific Coast. and one Of the lev
fnces recognized BY tho American Autp.
moh1a-Assodatioo, Riddle RiclEnbacher Won
onooodyer Cord Tires without tire trouble.
He changed his four tires for safety's sake
only. Levin who won third changed but
one tire De Pima who won fourth changed
but one tire. Henderson who won fifth went
through tie entire race without stop.
The herald., 1916-12-14

OF THE CARIOCA COMPANY, INC.
United States of America, State OF Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Or.
leans
The herald., 1916-12-14

Instruments materials. furniture and other
property formerly belonging to said New
Orleans. Fort Jackson & Grand Isle Rail
road Company or to T. G.. Bush, receiver
thereof.
]. All corporate rights. privileges and
franchises Of said Railroad Company in re-
,nrrt 70 the construction, maintenance and
operation Of the said line Of railroad
: An rents issues profits, tolls aud other
income from said railroad and from all works,
privileges and franchises whatsoever per
t9lniug To- said line Of railroad.
o. 4 triangular piece Of ground in the
Fifth District of this city bounded by OpC-
louisa, avenue, Eliza and Powder streets,
measuring 2I7 feet inches and ) line, front
cnry.iour feet. SIN inches and seven lines on
Eliza street and hundred and eleven
feet: ten inches and SIX lines on Powder
street
i.T kli> and Kent streets and the Mis,is-
>ipp Rive measuring 22S feet, inches and
line, front IN Eliza street, 10y ~ feet. 10
lrchr, and lines IN depth between par.
allrl lines
\ \ portion Of ground IN the same dis
II niche, and ) lines front ON Powder street
b. q depth %; l7S feet, inches and lines
IN the side line nearer NlIN street. and 10
fee, and five line, on The side line nearest
Z, Eliza street
O. \ portion of ground I'm the same dis
.-irt IN ,dr,rc NJ 81 measuring 10 feet
and inch ON AitN street. Is feet inches
and line, in width on the rear line by a
depth II ~ feet 10 inches and lines, said
portion Of ground forming the corner oi AhN
and Powder streets.
~. \ portion OF ground ln me ''Rc Ht,-
,rlci. square No, - no" 70. = '.""acu ~
Pelican avenue, Powder ana AIM Ht.et'N dnI
the Ml>~'NNiPp' river, measuring ;, ieei ii"n'
1u Pelican avenue III ieeL on NhN street,
10y depth and front on Powder street 't
Sl' lee'' e's1' incnr- anI l'"E, 1ye'IIi,H
Geo sketch of survey, made by Edgar itHe'
surveyor, dated Aprh =, I'6.
H. All sash, chooses IN acton claims Ge'
wand> ~ every Nnd all 'o'hr ieI3'H,'
"@ni>, .h1!l>, hNiuTeN' implements III, il'5't'
materials. tucl and other supplies on hand.
T. All property Of every nature no, me- e.
The herald., 1916-12-14

uf the company In case Of death or di>a-
bilitv of any one 81 said commissioners or
huu'lat0r>, the Survivors or remaining hqui-
datorN shall appoint successor 10 MN.
70 settle said CoWpany'S debts, and divide
the remaining money and property among
the stockholders. They shall also have pow.
e~ 70 meet and act under the bylaws OF
the corporation and under regulations u be
made by majority Of said hquldator>; 10
nN te price and prescribe the terms Of sale
oi SAID property and the manner n which
the sale shall be made, and take notes and
bonds. secured by mortgage or otherwise,
for part Of the purchase price Tor all or any
part OF said property, provided, however,
that the rights herein conferred upon the
liquidators may be modified, changed or de
MED by a majority Of the shares OF the cap
Ital stock OF the corporation. The SAID IL
qudatorS shall have authority to sue TOT
and recover the debts and property III the
name of the corporation, and may he sued
bic in solidn TO any creditor or stockholders
fpr the monies and property OF the corpora
ton, which shall come to their hands or pos
session a. liquidatorS and for the proper
application and distribution thereof.
Article NIll.-Fifty-one thousand dollars
has been subscribed TO the capital stock OF
Ibis corporation. a follows: Joseph Naccaro
80 shares; y. W. Wilburn, - shares; Marco
Popovich, D shares; Peter Tore, ~ shares
Antonio Mumfrey, 10 shares; John W
Joachim, u shares; Charles II. Behre, ?
shares: Frederick Neysenburg, p shares
and Dominique Graffagnino. p shares; the
pJStofice addresses Of all OF which incorpO
rators are hereinafter given.
Article IN.-Until the election to be held
on the second Thursday in January, 1918
the following shall constitute the first boarc
of directors, viz: Joseph NaccarO, SOLO St
Charles Ave, y. W. Wilbur, 42l Fourth
street, Marco Popovich. 9l9 y. Dorgenoi:
street; Peter Tore. 429 Decatur street; An
tonic Mumfrey. 2+20 Maagzine street; Johr
W Joachim. 90 Second street; Charles II
Behre, 300 Peters avenue; Frederick Mey
seuburg, l4 :. Scott street; and Dominique
Graifagnino, 1924 Camp street; all resident:
of New Orleans, La.
Thus done and passed in my office, tn,
day, month and year. first above written
in the presence OF Frank B. Twomey anC
Joseph L. Weiss, competent witnesses, wh'
have signed with the aPpearers and me, thu
rotary, after reading OF the whole.
Original signed Names of subscriber
and number Of shares subscribed by eaci
omitted. Witnesses: f. Il. Twomey, J. L
Weiss.
FELIX J. DREYFOUS. Not. Pub.
|. the undersigned recorder Of mortgages
| for the parish Of Orleans and City of New
Orleans. do hereby certify that the abov'
and foregoing act of Incorporation of TIT
| Dixie Ice Co, Inc, was this day duly re
corded in my office, in book 1901, folio -
New Orleans. December 5, 1910
(SignedD EMILE ]. LEONARD, by. K.
4 true copy from the original act.
FELIN J. DREYFOUS. Not. Pub.
(SeaD 2O+ l.. & L. & g. Building.
The herald., 1916-12-14

limits above prescribed, and the number re-
duired to constitute a quorum Of the board,
shall be fixed from time TO time by the by
laws.
The said board of directocs shall be elect
ed annually, by ballot, at a stockholders
meeting, to be held at the Office of the cor
poration on the second Tuesday of January
in each year, beginning with January, Dl7,
after notice given to each stockholder by
mail, addressed to his last known post office
address at least ten days before the date
Of said meeting. Stockholders shall have
the right of cumulative voting in the cleo
ton of directors. Each share of stock shall
be entitled to one vote, and 1t shall require
majority to elect. The board of directors
shall have the power to fill all vacancies
which may occur on the board through death,
resignation, disqualification or other cases,
even though no quorum remained al the time
such vacancies are to be filled. Failure TO
elect directors on the day above specified
shall not dissolve the corporation, but the
directors then in office shall remain in Office
until their successors are elected and quail
fed.
The board of directors shall elect from
their number, at the first meeting, a pres
dent and a treasurer, and they shall also
elect a first vice-president, a second vice
president. a third vice-president and a Sec
rotary, who need not be members of the
board The directors shall have authority
to elect such other officers as they deem nee.
essary or convenient for the carrying on OF
the power to unite two more Offices and
TO confer the same upon one person, or 70
dispense with any office, at their discretion
The board of directors shall also have the
power to make and establish as well as alter
and amend, all bylaws, rules and regulations
necessary and proper for the support and
management of the business and affairs oil
this corporation, not inconsistent with its
charter. They shall have authority to issue
and deliver full paid shares of stock and
bonds, or other obligations of the company
in payment for money, or property or rights
actually received by said corporation of the
value thereof, as appraised by the said board
and specifically for the property described
in the schedule annexed hereto and made q
part hereof.
At any meeting of the board Of directors
any director absent from the meeting may
| be represented by any other director, who
may cast the vote of the absent director &C
| cording 10 the written instructions, whethei
general or special, of the said absent diree
| tor.
Until the annual meeting in 1917, or unit
| their successors are regularly chosen anc
qualified, the board of directors shall con
| sist of the following: G. c. Berkey, whose
| post Office address is Elkhart, Ind; Z. II
| McVey whose post Office address is Kansa:
| City, Mo-, Ridge Arcade; ]. L. McGinniss
| whose post office address is Memphis, Tenn.
Exchange Bldg; 7. F. Shea, whose pos
| office address is Memphis, Tenn, Exchange
Bldg; A J. Shea, whose post otf.ct address
is Exchange Bldg, Memphis, Tenn; Cliy'
Read, whose post Office address Is Memphis
Tenn.
The herald., 1916-12-14

Article VI.-This act of ineorpor,ne
be modified, changed or amenoed go
corporation may be dissolved IN ne - a.
provided by law, by a vote Oh ~
thirds), of the entire outstanding esp. = 4
of all classes, present or represeniee
general meeting Of the stoeknoio1, ri
vened for such purpose, after a pie'. go
tice shall have been given IN ". CO
above required to be given oil w' ,sss|
meeting OF the corporation, tn n
stock Of the corporation may oe -. ri
decreased by proceedings IN aeeooA
the laws of the State OF Louissn- n n
Article VILE this corporation ~. ~ y
dissolved. either by Limitation a' iirdd.bs|
other cause. its affairs shall oe ,xsss;srd
nv three az commissioners, TO S - n
al hte meeting OF stockholders eorvs 49,
the purpose Of liquidation, ana g O.. vvcf1
by The vote of all the stocknoicn 80
u1en a parity. Said liquidators ,n .-.,,srsts/
in Office until the affairs OF sai1 Tu.ridsts
shall have been fully settled sns NV sutbsfiI
and they shall have full over - -. sprfI
10 transfer and give title TO an "a Col
and assets Of the corporation, J..h dr|
butte the proceeds. In case Oh w rort fr|
bility or resignation Of one sI,ed By u
dators, the vacancy shah Ve
survivor or survivors. "a vef
Article VIII.-No stockholdef ~, ~ o.cinr|
held liable or responsible Ioi .sy fsae'I
or faults Of said corporation N ive % n
sum than the unpaid oalan" ar shsll 81
shares az stock owned by him, nO' ave n
mere informality in organizaIlon, al o.
eject of rendering this charter ,i,biikJ y
exposing any stockholder to any
vond The amount due on MS wv -, d
In order that this charter GAY b,edsrI
IA -; u,E subscription list, the 80 n
, a. have Sc; opposite Their - D \
, ,'r,h ~ shares Of stock suosei~
each Of them. .6os % q
Thus done 6 anb Ion on the day. nss
Sa'y q a., :'S hove written, in ne T.a, 81
YER M NJ iensrn and Gertrude ~. .",s ~
Monte "a ..t"s. ls. who have hefsze., u
pe perm ,briT names. together si% .,,ts
tary. and said appeaFe'S' S'''
OF the whole. ...A
Witnesses: Monte N. Le -
Mace /" IVA, WATTS <. 1EvERrcu. n. .., -
T the undersigned recorder a,.. :. sps
IN and for the parish Of ,sst be
Louisiana, do hereby eerIny o,stioa
and foregoing act OF lnISs Ine - ~
day law r &c IN my Office, I e DL
SSigneD EMILE J. L Eon oa5lie = = -
/, the undersigned notary ,,e q -
the parish of Orleans. s y. sorcis J, 4
do hereby certify that ' =. orirss -
true and correct copy Of ,;n.eesa.ai tsssse
Incorporation OF the I . my noaf q |
-'S" WATTS K. LEVEN
nov 70 . 20 dec II 81
The herald., 1916-12-14

I. the undersigned, recorder of mortgages.
in and for the parish of Orleans, State Of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of incorporation OF The
Carioca Co. Inc. was this day duly re-
corded in my office, in book l2Ol, folio $50.
New Orleans. November 10. 1916.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-04-01
SNOW STORM
KILLED CATTLE

The recent snow storm was the
heaviest that the Oldest inhabitani
remembers, of that fell within one
tweniy-four hour period. And II was
wet, too. The twenty-five inches Of
snow contained about two and one
half inches Of water.
While the storm did lot of good
1t also did some harm. Logic and
Thorne had several hundred head of
cattle on the low foot hills near the
Wadley homes, When the snow came
the cattle could not get anything to
eat and seemed TO make no effort to
get out. A lot of horses were used to
break trail to them so that several
tons OF hay could be fed, but before
this was done at least four head had
died, one from falling over cliff Of
rocks
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-04-01
APR|COTS-CHERR|ES
|NJURED---PEACHES-
APPLES SAFE

Otto Poulson, County, fruit tree in
spector was T. .lsani Grove Thurs
day. serving ... that those affect
ed with San Jose scale must spray for
its determination. The County Is In
sistiDg that this be done In every af
fected district.
Weather Director. Threason was In
Utah Co. this week and established
three stations, one on the Roylancc
farm and another one on the A. u.
Walton farm on the Provo East Bench
and the third one on the Theo. Far
ley farm on Provo Bench. Records
will be kept at these stations and
warnings sent out from them each
morning telling of threatening frosts
TO those who will make arrangement
for the service.
Mr.. Poulson says that the recent
severe frosts have destroyed a large
part of the apricot and sweet cherry
crop. but that little or no damage has
been done to the apples. peas and
peaches
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-04-01

ployees. having gone to work for Mr..
Hedquist when he was a mere boy.
Mr.. Hall has certainly made a won
derful success at the store in Pleasap,
Grove. having entirely remodellcd and
put In new fixtures, and he wishes To
thank the people of Pleasant Grove for
the patronage given the company
whom he has represented while here.
Mr. Hall will spend two weeks on
the Coast and will then enter bust
ness with one of the drug concerns
In Salt Lake.
Roy Smith will have charge of the
No'4 store. He has been working here
for the past five or six years, except
ing the time he took out in attend
ing pharmacy school In Iowa. He is
eminently qualified for the work and
his friends will congratulate him on
his advancement.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-04-01
FOUR SCORE
YEARS CELEBRATES
HER BIRTHDAY

"A dinner party was given last Sat
urday at the home of Bishop s, l..
Swenson in honor of the eightieth
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Margaret
zimmerman Brown. Mrs. Brown Is
the widow of the late Bishop John
Brown. one of the original Mormon
pioneers who entered the Salt Lake
valley in July, lSi7. Bishop Brown,
Orson Pratt and Erastus Snow Were
the first of the party to get a glimpse
of the valley.
AT the affair Saturday. covers were
laid for 25, including the children and
grandchildren of the guest of honor.
Among the former arc Mrs. Rose u.
Hayes. Mrs. l.. w. Lund, Mrs. s. H..
Swenson of Pleasant Grove and Mrs.
Richard II. Lyman and Or. John u,
Brown of Salt Lake City. The table
was handsomely decorated in pink and
white carnations and sweet peas and
smilax The guest of honor was show
cred with letters Of congratulation,
flowers and gifts. among the latter
being an autographed copy of the new
edition of poems by Mrs. Emmelinc II.
Wells presented by the author.