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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
PRICE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence.)
Price. Sept. 9.-A.iss Emma Bodie of Salt
Lake City, who has been the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Bodle for several
week. II
Mrs. c. Willard Spalding is the guest of
friends this week in Salt Lake City,, and
When through with her visit there will go
TO southern Utah towns to visit with rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Spalding will spend
the winter, most likely, in San Diego,
Mrs. James Rooney has returned to her.
home at Helper, after short visit with
her mother, Mrs. Sarah j. Warren of this
city.
Mrs William Potter is expected home
the first of next week from Salt Lake
City, where she has been the guest of
friends for two weeks or more.
turned to Salt Lake City, after a short
stay with relatives in Price.
Thursday from Huntington, where they
were the guests of Professor Nixon and
family for few days.
Mrs. James Nixon of st. George who
has been visiting friends in Emery county
for a few days, returned home the latter
part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Foote have returned
to Salt Lake City, after short stay in
Price.
The big ball of the season was given at
Helper Monday evening. There were some
seventy couples present and among these,
eight or ten from Price, and as many from
Castlegate and Scofieid. The dance was
given by the Helper League club.
The Price Home Dramatic company is
rehearsing the comedy, In Old Ken
lucky" which will be given in the near
future, for the. benefit of the Price Sunday
school.
Miss Mary Leonard has returned from
an extended trip to California, and will
next Monday assume for the second time
the princi Is9l Of the Price s pTblse
and Miss Johnson of Springville came in
yesterday. Both are assistants to Miss
Leonard.
Several of the young people of the city
who are interested in the organization of
a literary and dancing club for the winter
months, will have a meeting in the near
dances a month will be given. All events
are to be invitation affairs. The first
will be given about Oct. 1.
MISS EIneq ASHTON Oh NtfIidi Was HeiS
Monday with her father, William Ashton,
en- route to Salt Lake City, where she will
attend St. Mary's academy during the
winter. Her sister, Miss Hazel, who &C
companied her this far, returned home the
following day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Van DUNE of Yer
nal were in the city this week, en- route to
Salt Lake City.
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The Misses Holloway are at home from
short visit with relatives at Spring
vile. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Whitmore have
returned to their home in Nephi. after a
short stay in Price.
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Mrs. Robert Howard left Wednesday for
a two weeks visit with friends in Salt
Lake City.
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Mrs. Annie Kimber of Castlegate has re-
turned home after short stay with
friends in Price.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lowenstetn nave
gone to Salt Lake City, accompanied by
their daughter Miss Ella, who will at
tend school there this winter.
DIR. c. H. Field has returned from Og-
den and Salt Lake City where he went
to meet Mrs. Field.
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EVANSTON SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Ivan evanston Wyo., Sept. 9.-Mr. and Mrs.
morning for Chicago. where they go for
the benefit of Mr.. Cashin's health.
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Mr. and Mrs; E: N. Allard of Castledale
are visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Moore entertained
at dinner last Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs Peter German. Miss KimbaIl and
Father Casey.
Mr.. Ed E. Williams, the popular drug
gist, left Monday morning for Salt Lake,
Where he leaves over the Denver e. Rio
Grande for Odflbault. Ia. En- route he
VIII visit in Denver, Cheyenne and Oma-
Miss Ruth Belnap and Miss Williams Of
ogden, who nave been spending the sum-
mer in Evanston. departed on Saturday
morning for their homes.
Miss Tillie Stanforth of Salt Lake Is
visiting in the city, the guest of Mrs. Gott-
Miss Maggie Lauder and David Lauder
left Monday morning for Salt Lake, where
they will enter the collegiate institute.
Miss Sallie Rankin of the Code Milli-
day night. after a pleasant vacation of
two months in Salt Lake City.
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Gus Newber of Rock Springs, stopped
off in Evanston Labor day, en- route to
Ogden and Salt Lake, on purcha sing
trip for the Beckwith Commercial com
pany of that city.
Mrs. G. A. Solomon and son left Satur-
day for a visit to relatives in Brooklyn
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collier and Mr. E. S.
Hamaker of Red Canyon, visited in Evan
ston Sunday.
Mr.. E. B. whalen spent Labor day in
Ogden.
Mrs. r. NJ. Lewis was in from the ranch
ON billiard fiat Monday, calling on her
many friends.
Miss Emma Foote returned Monday
from a pleasant two months VISIT with
relatives and friends in California and
Idaho.
Miss Minty Fowler and Mr.. Arthur F'ow.
Ter Of Salt Lake have been visiting the
families of william and George Dumford
the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone, Mrs John
Stone and Miss Mary of indianapolis, Mrs
I. C. Winslow and daughter. Isle, Mrs.
Bergstrom and Laddie Blackburn, pic
nicked at Stones ranch Monday.
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Mr. D. B. Rathbun and family have re-
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gave a. fair this week, closing this even
ing. 1t was entirely successful and was
a very creditable exhibition The even
ing programmes were well attended.
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Mr.. and Mrs. True of Nebraska have
returned home after spending the sum-
mer in Layton.
Alfred ]. Ridges, who formerly resided
in Bountiful. was married on Wednesday
to Miss Edna Hyde of Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Robinson and Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Coombs of Farm
ington returned from Yellowstone park
on Tuesday. They spent five. weeks in
touring the park and report most
pleasant outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Call of Star Valley,
Wyo., are in Bountiful on visit.
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Miss Ethel Wilkinson of Salt Lake, who
has been spending a week in Kaysville,
returned home last evening.
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SPRING CITY SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence.)
Spring City, Sept. S.-Judge Johnson held
a short session of court in Manti this
week, returning home Wednesday.
Dr.. Cassaday has been in town this
week.
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Professor Osman Justesen was in Mt.
Pleasant during the week. !
J., s. T., Alfred returned home Monday
from a short visit with friends in southern
Utah.
Mrs. z. F. Alfred gave a very pleasant
social at her home Tuesday evening in
honor Of the birthday of Mr.. Alfred.
DR.. Burdick and E. A. Ellington were
visitors to Mt. Pleasant during the early
part Of the week.
Wesley Beck will leave Sunday for Eph-
rain. where he will attend school the
coming winter.
y. Leery johnson has been absent few
days in the northern part of the county.
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James Blain has been i'll for a number
of days with severe attack of bronchial
trouble
Ed Candland,. the Chester cattleman, has
been doing business for few days in this
city.
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Alex Justesen returned Wednesday from
Mexico, where he has been contracting for
railroad.
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Miss Carter of Nephi has been visiting
s. T. Beck and family this week.
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Victor Olsen and wife of Castledale are
here visiting with their many relatives and
friends.
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Manti Roberts. official court stenograph-
er of the Fourth. district, was in town this
week.
County Recorder Emil Erickson Sisited
his friends in Spring City Monday, on his
way from conference at Mt. Pleasant.
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s. Miss Stella Black has been visiting in
Mt. Pleasant this week ep
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Mrs. s. w. Alfred has been quite i'll for
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DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
fsneoial Correspondence.)

I
Pennington, Sept. 9.-The Mutual I'M
movement melon festival at Lagoon on
Thursday was the leading social event of
the week in Davis county. 1t afforded an
opportunity for the young people OF SAT-
Lake and Davis counties TO meet ana
spend a day. pleasantly together There
was not town in this county but what
was represented in the large gathering.
a feature of the days programme was the
excellent luncheon that was served by
the Young ladies of Pennington to the
general and local officers OF the Mutual
Improvement associations and TO the
members of the Pennington organlza-
TONS In the evening the spacious pavil.
ion was thronged with dancers, all OF
whom spent an evening of thorough en-
joyment. 1t has been suggested that a
social reunion OF the Mutual improvement
workers be held each. year prior to the
commencement of the seasons; literary
work, and this will probably be done.
The announcement is made that MISS
Amanda Rollins and Mr.. Phillip j.: Ford,
two well known young people of Center
vile, will be married next week.
Miss Nettie Nelson of Riverdale and
ried at Riverdale on Thursday and that
evening reception was given in Clinton
in honor of the event.
Miss May Hudson of Kaysville has re-
turned from protracted visit with her
relatives in Alberta, Can, She was alb
sent about seven months, and reports a
pleasant trip.
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Mrs Hyrum Stewart on Wednesday re-
turned from Nephi, where she went on a
visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Trent returned to her home
in Salt Lake on Thursday, after spend
ing a few days as hesguest of Miss An
ME Knowlton in Kaysville.
John r. Woolsey came home on Monday
from pleasant outing in Logan canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Barnes of Salt
Lake spent Labor day pleasantly in
Kaysville.
Ida. to visit his sister. Mrs. T. Francis
Roueche-
Miss Annie Noble of Idaho will teach
the Presbyterian chapel school in Kays-
vile this year.
Miss Lydia Schramm of Payson is
spending the winter in Kaysyille, where
she will teach school. ys
Mrs. John F. Barton is down from
Plain City visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Rechel Mansell. .->..
Mrs Jonathan Love of Grant, Ida, is
visiting in South Hooper with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cation Love.
The South Hooper Primary association
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER TO- 1889
4alnIng as guest Miss Evans of Salt

taining as guest a Miss Evans of Salt
Lake.
]. B. Moore, formerly. railroad agent at
Fairview, was in the valley this week.
Miss Annie Danielson of Salt Lake is
visiting the family of Peter Matson in
this city,
8. N. southworth was in the valley on
lumber business during the week.
James Jensen has returned to Spring
City from old Mexico, where he has been os.eI1
pleased vi d the country
victor Olsen and wife are over from Cas-
tie Dale. visiting in this county.
Andrew Madsen, ST.. and Mel NJ. Mad
sen, started to Scofeld Friday to open
their branch store
Mrs. Alex Justesen of Spring City is in
turning from Old Mexico, where he has
been for some time at work
o. Eaason came oyer from Moroni for a
short time during the week.
A. James of F,airview was down to this
city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Justesen were MI
Pleasant callers from Chester on Thurs
day.
M A. Boy1en came down from Fairview
Wednesday evening on a flying visit.
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Miss Serena Nielsen has returned to col
lege in Minnesota. She will graduate next
spring.
Hans Kofford and wife of Levan return
ed home Wednesday after spending a
week with e. Kofford of this CITY,
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It is reported that, Orrin Clark and fam
lily, who left this city and went to Idaho a
couple of months ago, are d1ssatlsned
there, and will return here soon
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LEHI SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondencej
Lehf. Sept 81. ]. Gray of Idaho. with
his wife and family. are the guests OF
James Gray.
8 s. O.
j. E. Boothe of Provo was over to Lehi
on business this week.
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Mrs. Professor Harling gave a social in
the academy building. very pleasant
time was had.
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The Y. M. I. A. gave their friends a
grand ball in the opera house.
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j. M. Kirkham visited Salt Lake City.
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John Hacking and wife of Cedar Fork
were among the weeks visitors in Lehi.
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". Hacking of Vernal spent day in
Lehi.
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Arthur Challiss of Franklin. Ida, Is
spending a few days with friends
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Mrs. S. A Olmstead is entertaining
friends from the east.
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Miss Nora Olmstead is on visit with
her mother from Provo.
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Miss Emma Austin has gone to the 3.
Y. A. at Provo for the season.
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LOGAN SOCIETY.
(Snecial Cnrresnondence. !

Especial Correspondence
Logan, Sept ga party of Logan young
society people INDUCED in q straw ride on
Monday evening, and after a merry trip
about town, enjoyed a delicious luncheon,
served at the home of Miss Mamie INGALLS,
ter: The party was composed of Misses
Della Torgeson, Mamie McAlister, Greta
Carbon, Jennie Eliason, Florence Squires,
Ida and Oracle Kirkham, Luna Thatcher,
Retta Bowen and Matte Howell. MesSrs.
Ray Irvine, Joseph Ballif. H, e. Hansen
Thatcher, jr., N. M. Hansen, IT., and DE-
c. A. Gowans.
Miss Carrie Fell of Ogden is visiting her
sister, Miss Daisy Fell, who is employed
here.
Hon. Moses Thatcher was a Logan Wis
itor this week.
R. w. Sloan came up from Salt Lake
this week to visit his family.
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Mr.. Walt Piper of the capital city spent
a few days of this week in visiting Logan
friends.
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c.. w. Penrose was mingling with Logan
friends a couple of days during the past
week.
Mrs Elizabeth G. Benson, one of Lo-
gan's pioneers, returned Tuesday from
Helena, Mont, where she spent the past
year with relatives.
Elder Ralph Mitchell is at home again,
after two years of missionary work in the
southern states.
Mrs belinda Cotey, instructor in domes-
tic economy at the Agricultural college,
is back from Kansas and Nebraska, Wnere
She spent two months OF her vacation.
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Sergeant George B. Wardlaw of Ogden,
a Philippine veteran, is visiting with ms
half-brother. Mr. w. H. White. Mr.. Ward
law has with him part of most interest;
ing collection of Philippine souvenirs anu
Japanese curios.
Quite number of Logan people at
tended the reception in honor of the we'd
ding of Mr.. L. D. Cash and Lucy A.
Waite which was held at Hyde Park on
Wednesday evening. All report time or
thorough enjoyment.
Mrs. George Brown Of Ogden is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Quayle
G. w. Thatcher is visiting in Salt Lake.
r. K Thomas of Salt Lake was in town
the first of the week.
Miss Louie Thomas visited in salt Lake
during the week as the guest OF MISS
Freeze.
Mesdames J. Howard and D. Harrington
of Salt Lake spent the week in Logan as
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. j. M. ram
ner
Policeman Phil Evans and FAMILY re-
turned today from an outing in Bear Lake
valley.
Mrs. Charles Baker left yesterday for
McCammon and Pocatelo. where she Will
visit friends and relatives.
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EUREKA SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence


Eureka, Sept. 9.-About twenty-five
young people met at the home of John
Shea last Tuesday evening and rendered
him a very pleasant surprise. The time
a late hour when refreshments were in
dulged in by the guests. John left the
next morning for South Bend, Ind, where
he viii take a course In electrical
versity.
Misses, Brittle and Emma Henriod left
on Monday for Provo where they will at
tend school the ensuing season.
Mrs. George Hickman and daughter are
sojourning with friends at Butte. Mont.
VIII Teaver of Salt Lake City was the
guest of Mayor Stauffer this week.
Nick Carpenter, who has been rusticat-
ing at Tempe, Ariz., for the benefit of
his health, has returned to Eureka.
Mrs. Mary M. Ryan who has been
spending the. summer at Los Angeles,
Cal, returned home Monday. While at
Educational association meetings.
Harvey Dusenberry of Provo was visit
ing relatives here Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
P. ]. Fennell made a business trip to
Payson Tuesday.
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Mrs Edward Pike and children were
the guests of friends at Provo several
days this week.
Mrs. Anna Sorensen of Nephi was the
guest Of Miss Grace Mills Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. Hector Fraser has returned from
a visit in the capital.
Judge. w. n. .Dusenberry of Provo visit
ed his family here during the week.
County Attorney Pike was in Nephi
Tuesday. While there he attended the
regular meeting of the county commits
James Motherwell is back from Salt
Lake City.
Morgan's orchestra from Spanish Fork
conducted a dance at the Odd Fellows
hall Friday night. which was we'll at
tended.
Watson NJ. Nesbit and family enter
tanned the returned volunteers and their
friends at their home on Church street
last Monday evening The affair was a
grand success and the boys were treated
TO an elaborte supper. Louis Eddy one
of the returned volunteers. made brief
speech on behalf of the boys in which he
thanked the host and his family for the
reception and Mr.. Nesbit responded in a
cheerful manner. They did not dispense
until an early hour the next morning.
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Mrs Alexander Gourley is the guest
of Miss Tillie Blacket at Nephi.
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w. C. Andrews of Nephi was over from
the county seat most of the past week.
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Mrs. Patrick Shea was a Salt Lake City
visitor "Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Lee were Salt Lake
visitors this week.
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Frank Gorham of the Tintic Mercantile
company was in the capital Tuesday.
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Mrs Dennis Sullivan is entertaining
Mrs. p. J. O'Haro of Cripple Creek, Colo
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On Monday evening Ed Frisby was the
victim of very pleasant surprise party,
the occasion being his 1lst birthday A
good time is reported
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W. ]. Wright made business trip to
Nephi Friday.
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A meeting was held last Wednesday
evening to arrange for benefih ball for
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
fsnecia1 Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Bphraim, Sept. s.-Miss Nellie Gla rvs Of,
went to Sterling Sunday. She Will teach
school in that village this winter
Ar Bailey. jr.. went to Mt Pleasant the
first of the week.
George Quinn and wife went to Salt
Lake City this week.
Farley Peterson returned from brief
visit to Mammoth this week.
Porfessor Thomas .s, A. Bsal M retuF Rss1
Graduated with honorS from the Gem city
business college. He will have charge OF
the business department of the Sanpete
State academy this winter
A number of Ephraim's young people
attended the ball given in honor of the
volunteers at Manti Friday evening. They
report pleasant time
George w. Quinn is in Salt Lake City
this week.
Charles Halberg went to Mt. Pleasant
Sunday.
Louis Hansen. jr.. is in salina this
week.
DR.. H. v. cassaday was down from
L..
friends Saturday
Mrs. T. w. Bliss came up from Manti
to visit her daughter, Miss Maud Bliss.
Sunday.
Leonard Mccarthy one of the Manti
volunteers visited relatives in this city
few days this week.
John johnson and wife came up from
Elsinore this week. Mr.. johnson has
been employed as one of the instructors
in the sanpete stake academy
Mrs. Joseph Madsen returned from Salt
Lake City Wednesday where she has
been visiting relatives for some time. She
was accompanied by her daughter Miss
Maggie.
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Laurence Rasmussen came over from
Manti Sunday.
Editor c. w. Jackson of the Payson
Globe-Header was in town with the Pay
SON baseball team last Saturday. Jack
son is a judge of pretty girls and he says
the girls of this city are the handsomesr
in the state.
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Miss Eta Quilting. who has been spend
ing the summer with her parents in this
city. returned to Salt Lake City this
| week.
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week.
Apostle A. H. Lund was in town visit
ing relatives the q st Of 4 the week.
Magnus Ralph of Mt. Pleasant was in
town this week.
Sergeant Ed Coolidge of Manti was in
| town yesterday, Mr.: Coolidge is the rep
tory association for this county and
Sewer.
| Editor P. A. Poulson of the Mand
Messenger was in town last night.
| Alfred Bailey, jr. and Will Bailey are
in Mayfield this week.
j. Morgan Johnson of Spring City wa was !;
game.
Ole Larsen went to Mayfield the first
! of the week.
David Madsen and wife visited Mt.
Thomas A Woolsey was over from
Wales Tuesday. 1.
Ellen Hansen went to Moroni Monday.
| County Commissioner Peterson of Fair
view was in town this week looking after
the road work on the canyon road east
Of town.
Warren Tye came home from Mayfield
| Sunday.
Miss Tilda Madsen of Mt. Pleasant is
visiting friends in this city.
DR.. Otto Nelson and wife were Mt
Pleasant visitors the first OF the week.
II
A. c. Nelson, tr.. is in Mayfield this
week.
John N. Dorius went to Fountain Greer e,
| school there the coming year.
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Miss Hettie Quinn visited friends in
Manti this week.
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a. T. ogren of Salt Lake was in town
this week. =
Fred canalana was 8 e town the first
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lie past week. She is now improving

the past week. She is now improving
quite rapidly.
Miss Hannah Kofford has returned from
Emery county. where she has been for
Miss Jennie Clawson is visiting this
week with friends in Castledale.
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Mrs. Macy Accord and her son, Lon, have
left for Provo, where Lon will attend
school the coming winter.
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Arch Maxfield spent several days of the
week at Nephi on business.
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turned to the city. after spending the
summer at their ranch on Fontenehe. Miss
Of Miss Rathbun the past two months.
Mrs. John Stone and daughter. Mary OF
indianapolis. Ind. left Wednesday morn
ing for Ogden. after a pleasant eight
weeks visit with relatives and friends in
the city.
D. d. Alvord came over from Kemmerer
Thursday
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1899-12-20
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

We do carry line of toys in stock but we have lot
of beneficial desirable useful and appropriate articles suitable o
presents the baby the boy the girl the YOUTH the mss the
husband the wife, the father, the mother the grandpa the
grandma the uncle the aunt the bote the sister, the aPPe OF
Your eye or other words your best girl sweetheart Now
let us call your attention to few:
For the baby we have Knit Sacks and Hoods For the boy
nice Suit of Clothes at from $25 to Sc suit nat or pair OF
Shoes the girl pair of Shoes Handkerclets or you may
select dress my line of Dress Goods For the
YOUTH husband the father the grandpa and the uncle you
have an extensive line of Cavas and Ties Collars and Cuffs to
select o Ovecoa pair of Gloves or nice Pockebook
nice Hat other articles to enunerae FOR the
miss you'll find something appropriate Our lady clerks Will be
pleased help make proper selections tor the aunt ana your
sister, We guess would rather make own selection Tor
your eses sister ong and don't worry as
to prices told before prices are based OH cents
cotton basis For the wife and mother you can give some NICE
Table Linen Towels Shaws nice pair of Shoes or Lady
Umbrella or POcketbook a,.-, .,,,,,o
Remember to bear in mind forget that STRAUSSS IS
the place Christmas presents tor loved ones
Our clerks we'll everybody ee wish to partake OF some OF
the pleasures and joys of Christmas and to enable them Go o
STRAUSS store will close o'clock on next Monday the
anniversary of the birth Of Christ and will remain closed until early
Tuesday morning. Again, wishing most glorious Christmas
and prosperous and happy New Year we are,
Yours for Business and Low Prices,
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Wednesday, December 20, 1899.

some few that absolutely require
prompt payment. This is because OF
a note for $4,000, for the payment OF
which all taxes are pledged. The
taxes available for ordinary purposes
do not yet amount to $4,000, and con-
sequently the note has not yet been
paid, nor is it likely TO be until the
large taxpayers begin TO come down
with their contributions. Behind this
note there are numerous other individ-
ual claims on the ordinary county
funds, for goods sold and services
already performed. The reporter has
not sufficient informalian to make an
estimate of the aggregate amount Of
these claims; but there is reason to
believe that when they are all paid
there will be but little cash available
for the business Of next year.