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Saturday, evening. The performance was
good and delighted the crowd
,' GgOrgs MuT9ek and family came back
q 1T is ruHoref that William Mont goinery
who was al one time a resident here but
who now resides in Enterprise Ore. ii
coming back here 10 go INTO business.
: Miss leila Seely and Otto Clark re-
turned g Provo Monday TO resume school
work al the p. y. academy after a week $
visit here with relatives and friends.
Peter Olsen and wife Of Fairview passed
Through town Monday on their way To-
Masati. g attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Salt Lake last, week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marinus Beck weres up
from Chester Thursday.
John Aagard. william Dugmore. WIZ
lam Pearmairl, Samuel Pearmair and
john Leslie, residents of Fountain Green,
wore in MI. Pleasant Wednesday.
Mrs. john Roylance of springville has
been visiting friends in this city during
The, week.
guest of Mt. Pleasant friends for some
time. has returned to Salt Lake.
Mrs. J. ID. Page and two children went
out to Parowa1I this week to visit rela-
dives.
Mrs. Peterson and her daughter, Miss
Dafsy, were in MI. Pleasant Friday from
Spring City.
b Miss Annie Carlston of Fairview went
to Eureka this week to remain over
winter.
A large crowd of young society people
accompanied the Anderson Enterprise
band TO Moroni Friday night last, and
participated in the party given by that
organization.
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The company IS one Of merit and far
ahead Of the majority that visit our
camp.
+. George T. Bridges was int Payson last
Monday and Tuesday looking after MS
mining interests iii that section.
County Attorney Edward Pike was a
seDltslL T. visitor during the past week.
Mrs. j. H. McChrystal and children. VINO
have been staying ait Salt Lake City for
several days past for the benefit OF Mrs.
Nice nry stat. 5 health, are again at nome.
L. r. Hunt who has acted as agent here
for the Rio Grande railway for a number
of years. recently received the app1fnt-
ment of travelling freight agent and left
on Friday morning for Ogden wtsre he
ent. Mrs. Hunt and the children VIII re-
side in Eureka for few months. MIR. r.
y. montgomery, who was recently at
Spanish Fork Will succeed Mr.. HUNT at
this place.
Frank Gorham of the Tintic Mercantile
company has been in Salt Lake for seN
eral days enjoying a short vacation.
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A: Fl. Ranfof. manager of the Bullion
Beck store returned on Tuesday from
Salt Lake City with Mrs. Hanhof. who
recently returned from a trip to Chicago,
ME-. and Mrs Ranh0f have gone TO house
keeping in the upstairs of the Stoltt build
ing
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Miss Maggie Sullivan. who was the
guest of friends at Salt Lake most of last
week has returned home.
A very pleasant ball was given at the T.
o. o. f. hail last night under the direc-
ton of Dan Field and Bevely Harper.
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To Il
home in Iowa will return to Eureka in
d few days,
Jack Herr, a. former business man of
this place, who is now living ait San
Lake. was out the first of the week shak-
ing hands with old acquaintance and
looking after some mining property in
which he is interested.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan returned last Sun
day evening from a visit in Salt Lake
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Mrs. DR.. Stauffer returned from Salt
Lake City last Monday evening, accom-
panied by. her sister. Miss Leaver. who
viii remain her guest for a few days.
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Mske Sullivan was a Zion visitor Tues
,Beveiy Harper spent last Tuesday IN
the capital.
John Davis was in Salt Lake Thursday
and Friday.
Superintendent J. {. McChrystal of the
Genini. went into Salt Lake Thursday
morning to visit his family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Heber MangUnn. who have
been visiting friends at Salt Lake City
returned Wednesday.
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Dougald McMurpfly. after spending a
couple of weeks with his family here.
took Mondays train for De Lamar New
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Is. Rich. a former resident of this camp,
was out from Salt Lake City Tuesday.
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DelOS Lombard went down to Provo last
Sunday to attend the funeral services of
r. S. Hines.
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George Hodgins who has been at the
Keogh- Hosmer. hospital in Salt Lake for
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Of which Mr. Watkins is president, is
putting in a placer plant for working the
sand bars of the Colorado river. They
were met here by A. j. StroaIse, who is
experimenting the putting In and
operation of the plant, who escorted the
party down.
Scett Mcclellan was in town Tuesday
on his way home TO Loa from a visit to
Salt Lake.
A son was born to, the, wife of H. l.
wife Of John Wilson on the 11th.
Mrs. Aggie Thurber arrived from Mexico
a few days ago on u visit TO her mother,
Mrs. Julia P. Gardner
Rev. Z. E. Mork and family. left for a
visit TO Sanpete towns yesterday.
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Mrs. Nellie Cunningham returned to
Springville yesterday after a visit here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholi
Johnson.
Delegations of Richfield's visitors to
Salt Lake have been returning home each
day this week. There were 124 tickets sold
here during the cheap rates.
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Miss Elsie Bean returned home last
evening after an absence of some time at
Provo and Salt Lake.
Mrs H K. NELL and family have re-
turned from Provo.
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Fisher Of cealville. Mrs. Waters. Mrs;
Gotell. AIRS; Cobb, Mrs McCristien ana
Mrs Eecratt.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Judge Miner were visiting
in the city during the week.
George w. Thatcher and wife were in
town from Logan Friday.
G E. Pash. formerly Of OGDEN, but now
Of Chicago, WAS in the city a few days
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Wright of Idaho
Fails visited in Ogden during the week
Ed s Morton was in the city again
Thursday after an extended absence.
Of Miss Gertrude Longreen IN Salt Lake
"Wednesday evening.
Jack Pswlas Is back to the city from
w W. Funge was in the city nom San
FRANCISCO "Wednesday.
Superintendent Noble and wife returned
from San Francisco Thursday.
frank Shaw and wife of Salt Lake
were visiting in the city Wednesday
Dr. George E. Hyde was in the city
from I.exburg, Ida, during the week.
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The lecture by Rabbi Loewenstein at the
court house on the "Dreyfus Case Tues
day evening attracted a gooaly number Of
society tolk.
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w Wilson of the Southern Pacific and
Miss Lille Gill of recumseh, New, were
married in Ogden Monday evening.
Mrs Frank of winnemueca. Nev.. was
visiting her cousin, Miss Ellen Raglan,
this this week.
Mrs. 3. f. Livingston and daughter are
back from Denver and Telluride Colo.
There is to be a dance at the Second
ward amusement hall Monday evening.
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John Milan was up from Salt Lake dur
ing the week.
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RIcHFIELD SOCIETY.
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Especial Correspondence
Richfeld. Oct 13.-V. Rapp made a trip
to Salt Lake this week.
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A pleasant Kitchen social" was given
at the residence of w. II. Seegmiller by
the Misses Seegmiller, at which number
of young friends were present who enjoy
ed the occasion very much. t
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Miss Myrtle Barker has gone to Logan
to attend the Agricultural college.
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DR.. ". H. Schock, who owns one of the
finest and best stocked ranches in upper
Grass valley. spent a coupe of days in
town this week.
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II. p. Hansen made business trip to
Mt. Pleasant this week.
Drs. ]. D. and C. R. Snowden, after a
stay in Wayne county and visit to Salt
Lake City, returned home last week.
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Mrs John Lund and daughter Mrs.
Eliza Jensen. visited relatives at Thur
Der, Wayne county, last week.
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DR.. C. e. Watkins and a party of three
other Boston people. arrived here Mon
day on their way to Halls Crossing,
where the Boston Placer Mining company,
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rLEAsAsT GROVE SOCIETY



Pleasant Grove, Oct. 1.-THE teachers OF
the public schools spent last Monday in
visiting the schools of Salt Lake City.
Most Of the day was spent at the Lowell
school. The teachers were Wen pleased
with the exercises and felt well repaid for
the visit. They can now enter the school
room again with renewed energy. The
teachers who visited are: Principal J. j.
Coombs, S. II. Smith, J. II. Walker, w. a.
Eta Sangstaff, Eta Morrison and Jen-
sssSe -etens,sS.
James T. Thorne drew a beautiful quilt
that was ratified off by The Relief society
at ST. George. The quilt was on exhibit
ton at the state fair.
fIengy Jepperson left yesterday for salt
Lake. where he viii attend school dur
Ing tie coming year at the University
# Utah He was connected with the foot
bail team there in 81.
Sheriff Storrs has been here almost
every day this week on business con-
necte6 with the baby that was left with
Bishop Cobbley recently. He is trying
10 locate the parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Wadley have
moved IN town and viii make their abode
at.tne Rase residence.
It is said that one Of our pedagogues
wiz soon abandon single blessedness and
enter the higher state of ma,trimony.
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The little girl of James Adamson is
down with typhoid fever. DR.. Moves OF
American Fork is attending TO the
patient.
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her place at Woods being filed by Mrs.
Ellen Mckenzie.
Henry Roylance recently bought a pair
of black high-Steppers and swell sur
~, and now has about the finest rig in
this part Of the state.
]. NJ. Westwood was in Salt Lake this
week attending a meeting OF the BACK
Hawk veterans.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. HOLSTER, commander
of the Ladies of the Maccabees. wiz be
cabees are preparing TO give her a grand
reception.
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The springvilie schools were closed
Monday. the teachers having gore to
Salt Lake and Provo to visit the schools
there.
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Mart Bird. the day operator Mt the r. G.
w. depot here has been appointed agent
at Spanish Fork. and will move his fam
ly TO that place soon.
Michael stoaker.. an old resident of
Springvile, paid the town a visit this
week, after an absence of nearly thirty
years.
The Christian Endeavor society held a.
business meeting Wednesday evening and
elected the following officers for the COM
ing year: President. Robert Miller; vice
president, Miss Ella Jordan; treasurer and
secretary, +. n. West.
Miss Maud Carter entertained a number
of her friends on Friday evening. They
were mostly unsteady inclined young
people. and the evening was spent in this
their favorite pastime.
Last Saturday evening a :ine concert
was given in the L. D. S. church. 1t was
the most artistic thing of its kind seen in
features of the programme were the piano
solo by Miss Catheryn Johnson. Mrs Min
ME Morgan and Miss Mary Konold; violin
gene Konoid and Miss Bessie Goodman,
and the selections rendered by the Nor
gan orchestra. The vocal selections were
rendered by Miss Gertrude Harrison. Mr.
A. B. Tomson and Master Emmett Boyer
The playing of Professor Goodmanson and
the Morgan orchestra was most artistic,
and was recognized by hearty applause.
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LEHI SOCIETY.
Special Corraspondence.1


Lehi. Oct .14.-Joseph Soby of Heber
City is spending a week with his friends
in Lehi; also Richard Jones of Heber is
with friends here.
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Andrew Jacobs of Sunshine is-visitins
his parents.
Mrs. James winn is spending week at
Springville.
Thomas Austin and wife have gone to
Chicago on a pleasure trip.
James A. Thomas and wife visited Salt
Lake city this week e . o
Miss Sadie stoddart spent a few days
with her grandparents at Salt Lake City.
Mr. NJ. Murdoch of charlston was a
visitor in Lehi.
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Steven Mott of American Fork was Wis
iting friends here this week.
Jeppa Benson of Newton was the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. NJ. Anderson.
Joseph Simmons and family of Lund,
Ida, are spending a few days with his
sister, Mrs. c. Fox.
Mrs. A. Norton of Idaho Falls is the
guest of Mrs. ]. E. Ross.
G.. Larkin and wife of st. Johns. Rush
valley, are visiting with Mrs. r. Coates.
Mrs. J. M. Kirkharn entertained a num-
Der of friends at dinner.
F. w Kirkham left his home for Salt
Lake City, to TEL a mission.
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DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
eeialcorrespNndenoel


Kaysville, Oct f4.-Mrs. William P. Bur-
ton and children. who have been visiting
with friends I'M KaysVille, their old home
returned this morning to their home In
Marsh valley.
Charles cottrell, jr., was up from Salt
Lake today.
Last evening there was an enjoyable
ball in the Music hall.
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Mrs. George q. Hyde of Downey. Ida,
VIII return .llanie tomorrow morning, af-
ter d weeks visit in Kaysville.
The. Mutual Improvement associations
of 4SaysVille and West Kaysville are talk
ing stepsfto form a new amusement coma
n1ittee to carry on the social work of
their aniization during the coming
winter. The cafnInittee will be selected
from four associations and will consist of
about fifteen members. 1t will take the
place Of the Kaysville amusement COM
mittee that has had charge of social
events during the last three years.
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Mrs. Harry S. Rich and Miss Lila NJ
Rich of Paris Ida, are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Streeper, jr., in Center
Vile.
D. B. Clark of Pennington has gone
to Georgetown, Ida.
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George S. Rogers has returned to Farm
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PAYsoN SOCIETY.
lspecial Corresponaence.l

Especial Correspondence
Payson. Oct. IA farewell party was
given Wednesday evening to the depart
ing missionaries Elders Dryden C0Ombs
and Arthur FaunS. The latter Will sail
for England the former viii travel i'm
the southern states.
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Rev. f. Lapham will deliver a series
of lectures on Egypt and the Holy LAND
during the coming months. which will be
of interest TO the young people of this
city, beginning Oct. II.
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Miss Measee Wright is visiting Mrs.
Philo Wightman this week.
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Mrs Mccormick opened her school at
the assem- 6lyhall last Monday The pupils
were delightfully."- surprised ard pleased
by the new teacher.
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Hunters have brought in venison this
week. The snowfall drove the deer down
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John Hatch of Salem and Miss Emma
Crook were married on Tuesday. Ray
Curtis and Miss Lydia Crook. her sister
were also made one on Tuesday. Both are
daughters of Hyrum Crook of this city.
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Professor w w. Page will journey
southwark on a tour through the south
ern counties as soon as the rain ceases TO
fail.
Professor Paulson announces series OF
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and wife. Frank Christensen and wife,
John Greaves. john F. Christensen Tor
Val Breinhcit, Mrs. Dorcas christensen,
Miss Cardie Peterson, Miss Ella Dorins.
Miss Julia Dorius Miss CalGie Thorpe,
Miss Anderson. Elmer Christensen, David
Clawson. MILFORD Breinholt- A. T. Julin,
]. C. X. Jensen. Miss Annie Anderson,
Mr.. Penfold, Orson Dorins.
Dolph Taylor of Freedom was an Eph
rain visitor Monday.
Ephraim Hansen returned from Salt
Lake City Tuesday.
Willard PETERSON and wife returned from
Emery county Sunday. They have been
visiting relatives there for some time
past
John Peterson and wife have, moved to
Mayfeld. Mr.. Peterson has been engaged
as principal of the public schools in that
place.
Lawrence Rasmussen and wife moved
back from Manti Friday.
in the sights of Salt Lake City this week.
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Miss Emma Kelson returned home from
Salt Lake City Wednesday
Miss NIena Nelson went to Eureka the
first Of the week.
Miss Ida Peterson left for Provo Mon
day 10 resume her studies at the Brigham
Young academy.
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Miss Nellie Clawson was home from
Sterling Sunday.
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p. c. NJ. Anderson and Miss Josephine
Oveson of this city We're married at the
brides home Wednesday. After the cere-
mony. wedding supper was given to a
large number of guests and n bah in
cchz,-a1lp hall followed The vofrre-
couple received many pretty wedding
presents.
Miss Hiddie Peterson visited ManM
friends Sunday.
Mrs. II. Y. Cassaday of Mt. Plea SAINT,
who has been visiting friends in this city,
returned home Saturday.
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ington from Idaho. where he has spent
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs MILFORD w. Richards Of
GEORGETOWN. Ida. have returned home
after a visit with friends in Davis county.
The reunion of miss ioIlaries VINO have
Iabored in Norths CaroliRas which was
held in Bountiful on Saturday was q
most pleasant event. There was a ba1l-
Duet fer the missionaries and their ladies
in the Bountiful opera house and later an
Interesting proerarnme was given IN the
ward meeting house. 5sss q
The Mutual Improvement ASSOCIATION of
CenteGville has. commenced its work for
the winter season with w. III. Streeper.
jr.. as president and Jesse J. Porter. sec
rotary.
JOSEPH Crockett Of Eagle, Colo, is in
KaXsvIlle visiting with acuuaintanceS OF
years ago. Mr.. Crockett has been away
from here about twenty years. and his
relatives have for years thought ne was
dead. He is well-to-dos rancher of
northern Colorado. He viii remain here
for some time.
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the past three weeks with typhoid fever.
IS now rapidly improving and Isl expected
home; irg a short time.
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H. G. SantmyeT Is representing the T.
-. Colller PUBLISHING company az Mercur
TINS Week
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Walter Adams left ON Tuesday for
a tMo years MISSION IN Germany
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James Morgan and DIR. q. s. Field srent
Wednesday at Goshen
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j. ii. Stocks. sheriff of RfIte countya
was i'm the district Gm business last Tues
day.
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sPRINGvILLE SOCIETY.
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Springville, Oct. 14.-NIiss Bertha Rey-
nolds is sick with typhoid fever.
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Miss Ruby Ether went up to Heber
Tuesday to visit friends.
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IL l. .Sumsion Of Weiser, Ida, was in
town this week.
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Hugh Iisonbee of Monroe spent a couple
of days in town this week.
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L. D. Crandall is the happy father of
twin daughters, who came to his home on
Tuesday.
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john and Seymour Mendenhall came
down from Starback Wash. on Tuesday
ElwOod Hail. Arthur Burt Arthur Sound
and Miss. Christa Sunsion arrived two
days earlier.
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Mr. and Mrs J. n. Pexton came down
from Salt Lake Tuesday for a visit with
relatives.
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Rast Jensen and Miss Abbie Fulner
went to Salt Lake Tuesday to be married
in the temple.
Miss May. Curtis of Mapleton is sick
with typhoid fever.
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Miss Kittie Dougall is taking vacation.
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The reading social event of the week
was the appearance of the Salt Lake OPP
era company in Madeleine at the Grand
Friday evening. Society's deyotees turned
out en- masse. and the Grand was packed
from pit TO dome To say that the per-
formance was we'll received IS putting 1t
mildly. the chorus ana solo work beng
vociterousiy applaUded, prompting many.
enCOreS and curtain calls. The work OF
Mr.. Graham, Miss Cooper. Mr.. Spencer
and Mr.. Goddard receiving especial recos-
milton.
Misses Nettie Boyle ard Nellie Steven
son We're visiting Miss Bessie Clawson in
Salt Lake during the week.
A surprise. complete in every particular.
was telfdered Elder Walter Kerr Monday
evening last by couple of his lady
friends The evening was quickly and
pleasantly passed with parior amusementS
and the Indulgence in tempting refresh
-nen1s. Among those present were Misses
Ethel Clara. Ethel jackson, Ella NeSbitt,
Lille Osborne and Jennie Crawshaw, and
Messrs. W. Toler. Taylor. Ford and Guy
Clark.
Last "Wednesday evening a merry party
consisting OF some dozen persons congre-
gated al the Lincoln hotel and proceeded
informal mannel Several vocal an instTll-
1nepsal selections were rendered. and the
evening passed most pleasantly. Those
present were: Misses Fell and Marie Mac
MILAN, Messrs. and MeSdameS MacMil-
lam Coonrodt Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Jones,
mir. ". Green and John Macmillan
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The " c. T. L. viii meet with Mr5.
Williams. on Twenty-fourth street, We'd
nesday next
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MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.
lsnecial Correspondence,

Especial Correspondence)
Mt Pleasant. Oct. 13.-Mr. and Mrs
George Clemenson have returned from a
visit with relatives in the northern part
of the state.
DR.. L. Burdick and wife of Spring City,
were in Mt. Pleasant during the week.
Scott Mcclellan of Loa. Wayne county,
on his return from conference. He passed
the last two winters here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Peterson returned
this week from visit in the northern
part of the state.
Mrs Peter r. Peterson of Fairview went
to Price last week to join her husband.
Mrs. Caspar Anderson, formerly of this
city, came over from her Castle valley
home this week.
A number of A. o. U. w. lodge mem
bers and some friends enjoyed a social
at the lodge hail Monday evening. The
inclemency of the weather kept many
back who otherwise would have been
present and the crowd was small, but
those who were out had a, pleasant even
ing.
Mrs. ]. c. Carlston came to Fairview
from Eureka last week and went on to
Thompson's to visit relatives in that
nedghborhood.
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Mrs. John Monson returned to her home
in Mant Tuesday after a short VISIT with
relatives in this city
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Miss Cine Phillpps came down from
Thistle Junction this week and is stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. Web Greene.
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r. w. Dotson and wife of Minersville
have been in Mt. Pleasant a, few days on
a visit to- Mr. Dotson's sister, Mrs.
Francis Jensen. They returned Thurs
day.
The Beach & Bowers Minstrel company
drew a large audience of society people
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.

fSpeciai Correspondence
fsphrain. oct. 1s.-The pleasantest social
event Of the season was the china we'd
ding of Ms. and Mrs. John Dorius jr.
which was held at their beautiful home in
this city Tuesday evening. About seven
7v-tiye eGests were present The host
ard hostesS were recipients of hearty con-
rrafulalofs on their twenty years of
raaia5esi life. and many beautiful and cost
IL articles % chinaw3re. were presented 10
-ne.fn as n4ementoes of the occasion.
A nagnificent Wedding feast was par
taken of by the guests. During the even
sfss Chris ensen's orchestra furnished eN-
ceIlent music
Among the guests were: Bishop J.. >.
anderson and wife John f. i. Dorins.
zsan W. Anderson and wife, l.auritz An
flerss3a ani wife. Rasfnus Hansen and
xife Edwin DOrdus and wife NJ. r Muir
fr and wife. Joseph Madsen and wife.
S 3 5ehnson and wife Lefi Peterson and
wife. Charles j. Christensen and wife.
tsslS icrieksen aad wife David Christen-
sa ard wife. Charles Stevens and wife.
Cte = Olsen and wife. James Armstrong
&nf Nise. Adolph Hansen and wife. Heber
BnriuS and wife. Jacob peterson and wife,
j. +. Anderson and wife, Parley Peterson
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and natural Observation-Disclosures. @os
Women's extra heavy weight, fleece
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EUREKA SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Eureka, Oct. IN B. Parks spent
Wednesday in the capital.
Miss BERTHE Henriod has returned to
school at Provo after a short vacation.
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Mrs. Adler who has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. j. D. Stack, has returned
to her home in Salt Lake City.
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The Beach & Bowers MINISTRIES held the
boards at the Odd Fellows flal1 last We'd
nesday and the house was well crowded
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Women's Union Suits, fine Maco yarn,
nice soft fleece come in ecru A(lr
and natural, "0neita cut. for ~
Womenfs fine ribbed wool Drawers, an
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from $1.00 to $l.25, go for. Wv
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A few warm things for these cold,
damp days
cP B6s Gowns Fis @i fsss Sleep 4qe
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genuine bargain prices. Just
following