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HUNTSVILLE.
Scandinavian Conference creamery Ion
aura -Deprsdating Anglers,

Special Correspondence.
Huntsville. wcbcr Co.. July Tho
Fourth OF July Will be celebrated In
grand style hy our citizens. a grand
program has been arranged and gala
time 10 expected.
The Huntsville. Sunday school choir,
under the direction ~ Adam l.. Peter
sen will furnish the singing nt the Sum
day school reunion 60 Doe held July End
iu ogden city
Elder g. A. Burrows returned last
week from Florida, whore hp has por-
formed mission, Tie b. looking una
feeling we'll,
News is constantly being received
from the eight young men sim labor
which shows the work OF G0l 10 be-
progressing fnvuruhiy. Most uf them
are expected Ca return this year, and
more sent out. uH We are not short OF
the proper material with which 20 make
missionaries,
sCANpGNAVfAN CONFERENCE.
The scnndlnuvlans ~ ogden city
held conference here last sunday.
and good time was had by nll In the
afternoon tho meeting at the tabor
nuClc was addressed by Chns Wright
President Flygnrp ana g. T.. Peterson.
The farmers expect 10 harvest "a very
llEht crop, uH the season has been so
backward. Most OF thom will COM
mcnco haylng Just after the Fourth OF
July.
OGDEN VALLEY CREAMERY.
Tho ogden Valley Creamery ls doing
q good business. and ls a nnnnoini
blessing Co tho people ms DO has paid
out nearly $4,000 the last year. for the
products NJ the cow. Not W. bad. that.
DEPREpATING FISHERMEN.
The fshgrmon are enjoying thcm-
solves hugely N late IN angling Tor the
nnny tribe. Some ~ thom, however.
should learn 90 respect the rights OF
others and do less damage In tho way
~ pulling down fences aud destroying
crops.
II may be interesting 10 some 10
know that In Huntsville hore are over
seventy mlrriagoablp girls AN N Thorn
beautiful ana fascinating, while only
about twenty-five young men can be
found Tor Thorn. what shall we do with
the bllauccg
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Lieutenant Louis y. Gilbert OF COM
pany a. Salt Lake. n. q. a.. acting
qunrtormnHtcr. WIS here last Friday
gathering M the old materials aud
equipments TINT were used here by tho
boys OF company X. that was organized
IN this city. The lieutenant r.t,nri d
that De was quite successful In finding
the property.
WORK VIII begin noxt week ON tho
new bank building OF the james NJ.
Peterson bank The structure WIN be-
OF brick ana will cost nbort 81 000.
A-yenr-old girl Of A.. II. HawIoy OF
central tcl from n horse on Thursday
ana broke and dedicated nor ntta,.
Dr. Herbert reports that thia IL tbc
hith accident ~ the kind that hna oc.
CURED IN this county during tho pnst
thrcc weeks. There were two iust
huch cases Ht Glouwood, one al slgurd
one az Joseph and this one.
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nANTI.
summer school Has y Picnic on Mount
Nobo.
spcclsi corrcsbondcncci

NfNRs
speols! Correspondence,
Mlnu. July IA iolller crowd OF
plcnickera than tho teachers ana gtu-
dents Of the summer School. who went
70 Mpuht Memo yesterday, rarely ever
let together Through tho courtesy Of
hupt. Kerr o. the sanpcte Valley rain.
f9ud, the botany and the Literature
classes uf the Mnntl College summer
Hchool under the leadership VI their
instructor Prof. j. n. Paul. wen. nor.
mitted 20 spend highly profitable ana
interesting Jay In Salt Creek and An
ufrWh canyon, ON the east alnpe or
Mount Nebo. A cnmp was fnndo about
mile above the terminus VI tho now
railroad. There, In a lovely spot In the
hhAdn or quukennHp ana pine. near the
sparkling stream fresh from Inc
glaciers above. we took lunch Then fbr
me chmb-oh, what fun! Soon we are
on an Immense real glucler one that
completely mis- the bed III tho canyon
Tor about d mile. Tn. up we 60. sliding
ana slipping, laughing and chatting ali
tho while. but We must roach fhose
beautiful falls Just no the ledge above.
This was n rnrc sight FOR most Oh the
company who never before had seen
real Hlncler. Just whore tho atrenfn
leaps over the ledge. Il plunFcs bn-
meath tho river N ice ana H bldd,p
for long distance down the canyon. A
number of the party. including several
ladies' and two little boys, dared 10
scale the ellis up around tho falls. go.
Ing M would do. but coming down
well II was a dangerous ploce OF bust
ness and NJ least one lady found her
way 10 the ereok bed sooner than she
wished
Many rare specimens Of mountain
plants were obtained. ana Prof. Pnui
u highly pleased with tho results Of
The flower hunt
INC neNl nlnre vIaItcd wna Tho rrnnt
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PRICE.


] A'A''.NNNAA NNN " A'HNNANNANa
/ No Place lake Home-The Tourth-uood
Crops Dramatic BooIn al Tcrruu.
Price. Carbon County. July Tx
County Commissioner Abe l.iddcll.
who sold out Ia Carbon county several
months ago and went north In search
uf better country, has returned to his
old home at Wellington, this county,
having failed 20 locate anything that
suited him better than Castle vHl-
lie went over the best part OF Oregon
and Washington In wagon with his
family, taking his time and viewing
the country thoroughly. Before leav-
Ing he sold ont his ranch and stock
and machinery. and since returning mas
tried TO buy back the old place, but
ms tho present owner got Il at "a bar
gain he does not care 20 part with II.
II, q, clark. who opened tho Hotel
ozark here several years ago and who
later conducted the stage station az
Smiths Wells. has zone 90 Duchcsnc
bridge. 10 take charge N the stage
station and hotel there. aud which was
but recently opened
Arthur J. Lee. for the ellison Asphalt
tum company, today began the moving
OF freight for the government under
the contract recently awarded FOR one
year should the railroad now being
built up Whitmore canyon be extended
on over the pass 20 the Duchcsne river
this freight VIII most likely be hauled
20 the fort ana Indian agencies from
the end N the line. II tho railroad h
not no once extended on TO the Du-
chesnc. II Is believed here wagon road
VIII be constructed from the coal
camp, 20 be known hereafter na sun,
nyslde, that VIII considerably shorten
the distance to the Nprnul country uud
ut tho Same time divert n large DOR.
tlon Of tho freightIng business from
Price.
THE FOURTH.
An excellent program Of sports has
heen arranged for the Fourth In Price
consisting of foot roces, literary nnd
musical exercises, baseball pony races
hnd the IKE, The children viii be
given a dance az town hail In the after.
noon ana served with refreshments by
committee or ladies who We're an.
pointed to take the matter IN hand
GOOD CROP PRosPEsrs.
Crops never looked better or raye
greater promise In this section OF Cas.
tie valley Haying time ~ here and
tnete ~ plenty of work for those 70 In
cinrd IN the fields at good wages. What
lhe farmers lost on their fruit by tho
Irns'a early IN the spring they viii
n,nhy up with good Interest In other
This has been an unusually healthy
s,anon throughout Castle Valley, though
ulefe are Two or three cases Of scarlet
IeVer IN Price NJ tho present time. Mrs.
j. C. Berglund. who mas been M tbc
point OF death for several days from
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
THAYNE, WYOMING.
Death Of Mrs Margaret Mathic Her Long
Iifo of tsofuiucss,

Special Correspondence
Thaync. Wye. June 29-Afrs Mar
gnrot Muthlo ot Thayno died June alst.
1899, NJ old age and general debility.
Funeral services We're held at Glencoe
meeting house June goth President
George Osmuud, Patriarch Charles ID.
cuzigr and Bishop Hans y. tlomFwpt
were the speakers.
Sister MuthIp was born On GLASGOW.
Scotland, july Gth, 1890 Married Rob-
ort MuthlO oct. No. 1872 ana omlgrutrd
To- Utah, 1865. After residing iu Sult
Lake city one year the family moved
90 TooclO and % years afterwards 90 50.
George, whore brother Muthle went TO
hclp build the Temple IN 1859 the fum-
ily moved tu Salt River Valley. Wyum-
Ing whore they have since resided.
Deceased leaves a husband, four chill
dron, many grand and some grent-
grandchildren Was dutlful wife for
ffty-Hpvcn years ana faithful Lat
ter-dny Saint for nfty The largest
funeral cortcge over assembled In tho
valley spoke volumes for the esteem i'm
which SHE was held.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
wedding ~ Rflss nlrdie SNOW aud SIR
George q. Harding.

Special Correspondence.
brigham city. July a.-snturdny
evening O. very pretty wedding rccop-
tlon was given at tho home " prosi-
dent Lorenzo Snow and Mrs. Mary
lioutz Snow in celebration M the
marriage IN the Salt Lake Temple.
"wednesday last. OF their daughter
Birdie "a George +. Harding. The bride
u one ~ preHid0nt Shows most accom-
llshod daughter having Just recently
rvHlRned uH president nf the y. l.. ~. l.
a. NJ the Second ward. The groom b.
one uf tho leading school teachers u
thia county. The grounds ana residence
were very artlrtlcally decorated with
chinese lanterns ana beautiful flowers.
Nearly nfty guests took part IN the fra-
tlvltlos. a large number OF beautiful
presents were received during the nf-
ternoun ana evening. At late hour
nli congratulated the young couple and
departed Tor home. after having en-
ioyod very pleasant evening.
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Nnilcu y hereby given TINT pursuant tp
1,aer II Court in lhouboyr rnitIod ariIon.
July, lsp, ut the huur nj n O'ripst ate,i'
NY W'9l 'front.' door uf tho County tuurf
ii1l7c in suli Lake tlty, umhpIf spII md
ul, thp following described ufUnrrty to.,ri,''
mn a, lot nlnv ul ln hilcI, nnr'uI. 1.-Two Aero
n'.t ~, hig luld survey. uNurutluF tllt
VIII t9nmuurlnF ut tho Southwest rlfnnr
W .hld i41t ulnu WI lllngk uurUL EIyu Arra
XXX ills tirld survey and unnius
llst hlnc und one half OHl rnd.i thUUr,,
n,,Hupl seventy i've 9i feet aud thutice Wr.t
ulht ANA one HAIR Ntl rnds tn the pInre M ~
ginning. An situate. lying nud keing Il, w..
county OF SAT- Lake, Stltu of 1 tnh
JOHN 49, uuMMOCk. Rofcr,o.
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OUR OWN STATE.

week ago that w. G.. Brown hnd been
fined $50 Tor selling ilquor on sunday.
Mr.. brown. Disguised with the liquor
business. was In salt Lake today dts
posing " his saloon. and wishes IL
made known that he was not fined $50
aa told. that the story was fnhrlun-
ton and that he wua only charged
with selling ilquor after hours.
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LOGAN.
a Sorry ouarrei-After noidup- Irrlra.
tion suit

ton Nnit'
Special Correspondence.
Logan, july e.-somewhnt OF stir
was created here yesterday whom u
became known that George W Thatcher
ana Isaac Smith, two Of tho best known
citizens Of the county. had qunrtrled
and one had slapped the others face
The trouble arose out OF remarks made
by Prcst Smith, no the funeral Of Mrs.
Quincy on Thursday. Mr. Thatcher
accused Mr. Smith OF coyertly attacking
his brother Moses Thatcher. who also
spoke nc the funeral. Mr.. Smith de
MED any such Intention. and Mr.
Thatcher accordingly apologlzod. Con-
ycraatlon today Saturday led to
Mr.. Smith fclteratlng % statement thar
N the cap NJ either Mr., Thatcher or
his brother, they might put Il on. Thia
was taken as an Insult, ana after re-
newing hlH assertion that Mr. Smiths
remarks were an attack upon his broth
er, Alr. Thatcher slapped HE opponents
face. For moment the mon hcsltnted
and then MIR, Smith picked up his hat
and, going 90 Justice Smiths office.
uworc out a complaint. charging Mr.
Thatcher with battery. The latter
came In later and paid "a I've dollar nne
imposed by tho Justice.
AFTER a HoLD-uP,
Tho city officers have boon keeping n
sharp lookout All day Tor an Individual
who attempted 10 hold up people driv-
Ing between hero and the Logan Park.
last night, Two attempts were made
by the same man, bat each was I'M
Huccosyfpl.
ADJUSTING IGR1GATTEd ASSESS.
hENTs.
An important water case was filed
In the district court last evening It,
title ~ Abraham Smith vs. Logan ana
Richmond Canal co, Mr. Smith rep.
reHcnta himself and AZ other residents
Of Smithncld who use water from the
canal mentioned Years ago when the
canal was extended 90 Smlthngld. the
plaintiffs. Il ~ alleged. agreed 10 pay
20 per cent more assessments than Loo
Fan water uEers,it requiring much more
work 10 deliver the wuter ln Smith.
Held than In Logan Hyde Park was TO
pay 10 per cent moro. That extra u.s.
Hessmout has been paid each year. but
now the Smithneld people sue Tor an I'M
Junction, restraining the company from
collecting II longer Tho hearing ON
tho mnttcr was vet for july s, ut 10 "a.
m.
Elder wlnslow FAIR son Of Repre-.
sentative a. IT, Farr Jr, returned yes
terdny from n two nnd "a half years
mission to Great Britain lie was not
expected for several days yet auG In
consequence greatly surprised his
parents ana relatives when he showed
up He iH In good health and rc-
ports an excellent mission.
LOSSES TO SHEEP MEN.
city Councilman 4. @. Lundstrom.
VINO " n heavy Hheep.ownnr. returned
yesterday from AN inspection OF his
HtllM IN WNmTuImM llN
losses ON account N the cold weather
which prevailed during lnmbing time.
WAS NOT FINED,
Z was stated In the public press Of a
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-. Tho annual meeting Of rho storkhoidor. 1f
Tue lr,cryi savings Bank viii b. mold oU
lut'4hf, thu nm dhy ~ july. A. %. i.QI. Id
u g'Inrh nnnn ut lts uflro lu tho ur,rr,.t
National hank NJ salt Lake Oly. fnr tlg
putrNcu i oloctlng directors 90 snfyr flr tIn
ensuing ltAt ana Tor tho transaction I'd .ugh
"lN'r nl'lh'nHhH iuhy lawfully como hrflruIt
ELIAS A. SMITH. tu,lIpf.
shW Lake CITY. Utah Juno H ts.A
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KRUG
CABINET
LAGER BEER

Every glnssful h. worth "a ounr,,r
and more, rs really tho beaf tonic
ana Humulnnt and IN so delicious
wholesome and nutritious.
NJ. THOMAS. Agent.
j, O, Box 203. Salt l.. Re.
PRED KHuG nHEwINu co,
OMAHA.
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Scaled proposals Won b' rosr.vHl 90 thli
office until 10 H.u|nfs "a. m. NJ Monday. July
lOIu fHr ihU work uf constructing p.pt
-mtH 'uumuIuHuI IIHsf SirHfs hnl u1 First
Street fHW 90" fn 90" -frUHta according ~
plans boo fhu city Engineer umse
Instructions tn bidders. fUsrihUr With sus.
clnrptInus and forms f1r contract and
un.cruf fUu litfi
Tho right Is reserved fu rU jest any ar1 all
bids By uulyr uf thr n.luw Public WORKS.
a. e. KELSEY Chairman
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John Peterson ~ building an ndll-
ton a. his house. James Grant la hlv-
Ing the Thurber painter beautlfy his
house, ana u also making some aitrrn-
lions in his store: thus everything In
lhurncr seems o. progress except tho
prospective meeting house and that
fnens sadly IN need Of an able cham
pl0u.
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Several marriages have been soicm-
mixed recently among which may be-
mentioned SIR. parl Ludlow and Miss
Addlo LOWS. Mr.. David Prior 10 a
riftod school ma'nm from the northern
part OF this county and Miss Louise
Jones. very popular young lady of
this place to Mr.. Hans Larson, a rich
atockowncr and an around good citizen.
The nuptiuis ~ the laHt-nnmCd pair
were celebrated by host of ardent nd-
mirors IN grand style.
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pneumonia, preceded by childbirth. IA
now considered out NJ danger.
DRAAfATtCH.
The Price Dramatic company. aeaiat
ed BY The Hutchlnsous late OF Inc snit
Lake Thcatcr presented tho war Jrsmn.
The Battle Of Santiago. az town hall
last night 60 u crowded house. The
play was for the benefit OF the prlco
ward Sunday schools. ana netted "a
very handsome sum The niece viii
most likely he presented at Castle
Gate and possibly at sconold In the nenf
future.
FERRfN BOOMING.
Forrln. IN Emery county since Tho
recent copper dlscovoriDH In that sec.
ton, has become an Important point
anu has PROMISE OF great growth. "a
much 30 that a Mr.. Thomns OF Salt
Lake. II u said. win put ln "a nowHpa-
per there In the very near future.
BulLDtNG UP HELPER.
Tho plans FOR the new chapel at Helm.
or are now ln the hands OF tho railroad
companys builders. and Wort, ia soon
10 begin ON the same. THE railroad
company i4 now constructing nix now
cottages thoro. besides making various
other improvements or o. substantial
nature.
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1873
ON
A QUARTER

~ stars. 10 letters IN the scroll brld
by the eagles bcuk. 10 marginal f.a-
theirs In each wing. ~ tan ron
theirs, 10 parallel lines in tho shield
~ horizontal bars. ~ arrow heads nni
W letters In the word quarter dollar. e
save NJ your quarters ana buy
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LAKE TOWN.
Bishop Sebeker'. nlrthday Celebrated
Personals.

Special Correspondence.
Lake Town. Rich County, june 20
Professor Joseph Jensen of the Apri-
cultural college and Cache county's
attorney, Frank x. Ncbekpr came over
from Logan on Monday and have since
been enjoying their native air. Staying
the squirrels ana hooking the fish and
having a general good All round time.
HoNoUGNG THE BISHOP.
Both gentlemen were quests at q fine
family reunion nc tho residence N Blah-
up Nehekcr-whuse HlNtirth birthday
celebration was the special object OF tho
gathering, Some very Tine music aud
speech making were rendered and mo
bishops sons, uH u token Of love and
esteem, surprised the worthy pioneer by
prescnting him with a nnc 0ne-sentvd
Studchukcr buggy their finest make
~ kind intimatlon that whereas The
hphorod recipient has borne the burden
and neat OF the day, having endured
wei the Vlcissltudos since lAii. and na
"a Bishop for well nigh thirty years
that during the afternoon and evening
Of his woll-spont no ho must take
things onuy ANA pleasantly aud the
boys Will do the rest. All Israel here
nboutH viii Join with the children ana
grandchildren, In wishing that tho days
OF our worthy friend and leader will b.
long ana pleasantly extended.
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IlNf 90
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John =. Jones. ESQ, venerable gem
tlcmun OF seventy summers and yet an
trip 60 the states next Wednesday and
probably his visit may extend 10 South
Wales. hl1 native land. where he has a
number ~ relatives and. no here. n host
uf friends Everybody here wishes him
n leaHnnt Journey aud safe return TO
hlH mountain home
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An extra force " police has been APP
pointed by the mayor ana city council
IN View u the Increasing number ~
trumps and consequent dcpredatl0na
and gfimoH
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THURBER.
Good Crops - nuiiding Reservoir - Local
Improvements.

Special Correspondence.
Thurbor. June 29.-Lrhurbcr crops arc
looking well, the lucern cutting win
commence In a few days. tho mon
hlNe nll been ~ work ON Johnson VAL
icy reservoir for tho last two weeks
securing moro wntcr.rlght. They are
expected home IN timo 10 celebrate The
Fourth In tho usual patriotic style.
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Yesterday was the Quietcst sabbath
that ogden has known Tor long tlme.
The heat was oppressive ana cary ~
the day large number or people l.it
tho town Tor the cool resorts In tho
canyon or in the mountains near by'
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RICHFIELD.
Mother Of Twenty children ~ phoid Epi.
demic AZ Joseph city.


tV'NlAl 'hfftNNuuuNhNes
Richneld. SEWER County July a.
Mrs. Nelson. wife OF Thomas Nelson
u Elsinorc. gave birth 90 the twentieth
child last week The twenty children
have been born 10 Airs. Nelson within
twcnty-thrce ycaH
EPIDEMIC TYPHOID FEVER.
Dr. Herbert reports that the town OF
Joseph " threatened with nu epidemic
NJ typhoid fever In tho most malignant
form; there are several parties there
now suffering from this trcachcruua
disease.
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Tho arrangements are complete Tor
the celebration " our natal day ami
vcrsnry tomorrow. There viii Dr. Two
aamcH of baseball az the ogden Driving
park. umplrcd by she champion prize
tighter. Ionfiaa, who Will also give
pparrlng exhibitions. Thcv VIII be in.
taroating games on Lester park, ana
great "dolnEs' ut Fairs grove, Win
0r.,yorts and dancing In the evening.
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Knit Underwear
Hosiery

Some outsizc stockings Tor women.
ordered months ago. have just come 10
uH, but Tor the delay go from ua at
considerable loss. Made OF nne Maco
cotton, elastic tops. split solos, should
be Glc pair, but now
so
womcn'a cotton Hose. split foot fnc
gauge, Doe value
.35
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SPANISH FORK.

Uranc Celebration Extra Police Mar
Rage. Going Abroad.
Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah county, July a.
The Fourth OF July win be- celebrated
here tomorrow on grand scale. The
committee having the matter ln charge
~ compoHcd " young people principal
~ The program exhibits tact aud
talent OF a hlrh order ana the whole
scheme promlfos success. Prof Brlm.
hall of the -. Y. A.. Provo win b. ora
tor o. the day, which Of itsolf insuroa
q great crowd nt tho pavilion.
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Tho INIT crop Of luccru hay n about
nil stacked. II ~ not as heavy no usual.
but d. of n finer texture and u % be-
llcvpd 90 contain more uUurishmeut
than when the growth IL rank other
crops look excellent; the beet crop ea-
pcci1lly r. very ilne ana promises good
returns TO the Industrial farmer
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SHOES

to Withstand rOurh-nud tumble knocks
and worth $3.50. this week
Sligo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-03

Special Correspondence.
ogden. July IA marriage license
was lsaued Saturday afternoon 10 John
Nicholson and Miss Josie Morgan, boih
Of Huntsville Elder Joseph llah per
formed the marriage ceremony
Tonight will Wind up the second waFa
fair. which has been very SUCCESSFUL