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In to-day without any special ceremonies.
Both houses of the legislature met at
noon and adjourned until Tomorrow
without efecting an organization.
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Twenty-Round Draw.

Rocherter. ~. Y. Jan. - Gou-
lette OF Rochester and Martin McCue Of
New York fought "A a-round draw here
tonight before the Rienzi Athletic club.
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Through service between ST. Paul. Min
heapolis. Helena, Butte. Anaconda. Spo-
kane Seattle and Portland. Connections
at western terminals for Kootenai coun-
try. Oregon and California points. Alas
XII. Japan and China. Connections at
Twin cities for all points East and South.
Single and round trip tickets to all points
and baggage checked to destination.
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Steunenberg sworn In.

Boise. Idaho. Jan. 2-Governor Steunen-
berg and other state officers were sworn
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Auction sale of household furniture
Tuesday. 2 y. m. No. 4l2 West Third.
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saloon for Rent,

Fine location. furnished with new.
up-to-date fixtures.
J. V. COLLINS & CO.
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Doctor. Is gas safe for extracting
teeth? DR.. Rinehart. dentist.
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Largest stock OF picture frames in
the city at Mahan Bros store.
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City Ticket onice. No. Al North Main
s., Butte. ]. L. awson. General Agent.
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ABOUT H CITY.

Fresh cut flowers daily at Greig's.
verberkmoes. optical specialist.
The police arrested one drunk last
night.
F. vogel Of Bonner is at the Mon
tana.
Fred Liddell went to Butte on a visit
yesterday.
All kinds of light machine repairing
done at Greig's.
Largest stool OF picture frames I'm
the city at Mahan Bros. store.
Auction sale of household furniture
Tuesday. 2 y. m. No. 4l2 West Third.
Nothing more beneficial than a visit
TO Gregson Springs. Con Hayes. prop.
The public schools OF this city will
reopen to-day, after the holiday vaca-
ton.
Commencing to-day. b.. A. & p. train
for Butte leaves Anaconda at $3.50 a. m J.
instead Of $40 a. m. as formerly.
Charles Miller and Charles Davis
were arrested yesterday. charged with
vagrancy. They viii De given a hear
ing.
At the Montana-F. Vogel. Bonner:
+. c.. Zick. Great Falls: j. l.. Dobell.
II. c. Sultzer. Butte; John Fitzpatrick,
city.
James s. Lenahan, engineer of the
fast mail train of the Great Northern.
is I'm the city. the guest Of his friend,
Herman Johnston.
~ a. Srtltzar md nahon 70
spec,ively managing editor and city
editor of the Butte Miner. were In the
city yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Pat Faley and Alice Marion OF
Anaconda, and to Daniel c. Nickerson
and Anna l.. Weiss OF Philipsburg.
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Leaves-Atlantic Express. daily. $50 y m
Leaves-Local for Helena. daily $50 p m
Arrives-Pacinc Express. daily. 1850 p m
A~rrives-Local from Helena.
daily ...... ls:s5 % m
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

The public schools OF this city wi
reopen to-day, after the holiday vac
ton.
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The X. and l.. Of s. will give a card
party on Tuesday evening at Dewey
hall
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Commencing to-day. r.. A. & p. trair
for Butte leaves Anaconda at $3.50 a. m
instead of $40 a. m. as formerly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

All kinds of light machine repairing
done at Greig's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

Nothing more beneficial than a visit
to Gregson Springs. Con Hayes. prop
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

verberkmoes, optical specialist.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

Books and stationery at L. A. Kings.
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II. c. Sultzer and j.. l.. Dobell, re-
spectively managing editor and city
editor of the Butte Miner. were I'm the
city yesterday.
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red Liddell went to Butte on a visit
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

Charles Miller and Charles Davis
were arrested yesterday. charged with
vagrancy. They will De given a hear
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

James s. Lenahsn. engineer Of the
fast mail train of the Great Northern,
is I'm the city. the guest Of his friend,
Herman Johnston.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

Fresh cut flowers daily at Greig's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Pat Faley and Alice Marion Of
Anaconda, and To Daniel c. Nickerson
and Anna l.. Weiss Of Philipsburg.
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At the Montana-F. Vogel. Bonner:
T.. q. Zick. Great Falls: j. l.. Dobell,
II. c. Sultzer. Butte; John Fitzpatrick,
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The police arrested one drunk last
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-03

F. vogel Of Bonner is at the Mon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-24
Birthday PARTY.

On Friday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Staines gave children's party at
their beautiful home at 461 Second
street, the occasion being the seventh
birthday of their daughter, Miss Annie
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with roses, carnations, smilax, ferns
and other flowers, while the lawn was
profusely decorated with different flags,
the national colors predominating. Dur
ing the afternoon the little folks played
games of different kinds, prizes being
given to the lucky winners, and delic-
ious refreshments were served to the
children by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Moulton, Mrs. w. G. Romney and
Mrs. c. d. Brown. Among the little
lady's friends present We're Veda and
Woodruff Beebe, Venus and Lincoln
Romney, Carl Brown, Jennie, Lennie
and Mary Cromer, Arthur and Laura
Moulton, Norah and Mary Murdoch,
Aida and Henry Stephens, Mamie and
Gordon Thornburg, Margaret and Sarah
Romney, Myrtle and frankie Castle,
ton. Edna and May Hunter. Annie and
Mary Burt, David and o.. H. Romney,
Allen and Alfred Hilton, Chisholm and
Edna Staines, Lucy Naisbett, Sadie
Timms. Mildred Ferguson. Chloe Bate
man, Louise CROSBY. Jasmine Smith,
Dinnie Pike, Roger Powers, Chauncey
Bourne Willie Ensign.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Staines
entertained the ladies present during
the afternoon, in addition to several
csher friends, at dinner.
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Opal Club.

The Opal club gave social and dance
last Tuesday night at Christensen's
hall. The affair proved to be most en-
joyable, and the musical programme
that Drefaced the dancing was excep-
tionally well selected, and rendered
with a rare degree of artistic merit.
Mrs. F. M. Browning sang For This, -
and was followed by Mr.. Orion Morris
with a baritone solo. L. P. Christensen
rendered "Infiamatus'' as a flute solo,
and as an encore gave the "Stabat
Mater" with violin, piano and cello ac-
compartment. His treatment of this
masterpiece was roundly applauded
During the evening refreshments were
served, and the prizes that were Of
fered were won by Miss NJ. Nichols and
DR.. E. NJ. Keysor. The following were
among those present:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Berry, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. N. Hess, Mr.. and Mrs. Orvin
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Browning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Christensen, Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Christensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Libby, Mrs. Carr, Miss Tena
Mcknight, NJ. Nichols, Nellie Cox, Inez
Middleton, Ida F1ygare, Mile Flygare,
Emeline McMaster, Messrs. Henry Cou-
lam, jr., c. w. Douse, V. P. Hiskey, H.
S. Anderson, D. r. Hughey, G.. w.
Greene. DR.. E. NJ Keysor, Frank
Vaughan, Charles Olsen, Max Brodie,
Edward Frost, Frank Nichols, Meor
Hiskey, A. c. Cope, Alvin Beesley.
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here Mr.. Jensen. attended the sanpete
Stake academy. where two of his boys
are attending school, and pronounced
himself Wen pleased with the institution.
Mrs. j. c. Larsen Lund gave birth to a
baby boy last Friday
Oscar Coolidge of Manu visited friends
in this city last Sunday.
Miss Nora BeaI. who has been absent in
Salt Lake City for some months past, re-
turned home Saturday.
Miss May Conrad Of Chester was in the
city the first of this week.
AL Candlahd is in the city again talking
up the beauties OF Oregon to our farm
ers.
Andrew Peterson of Mt. Pleasant came
down to visit one of Ephraim's beautiful
girls last Sunday.
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Reddick Alfred of Holden is the guest of
David P. Madsens family this week.
Andreas Christensen came home from
Wyoming the first Of the week
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I Jim Beck came up from Gunnison the
first of the week to visit his family.
Mrs Augusta Stevens. who. has. been,
WISHING ner EuduEnLeT% III wayne COUNTY
for some weeks past, returned home the
first Of the week.
James Armstrong was a Manti visitor
the first Of the week, ~
Mrs. Ren. Hansen and wife Of Brigham
City are visiting relatives here this week.
Nieis Mortensen is rejoicing over the ar ar
rival of a baby girl a his home. The lit
tie o0es arrived last Sunday.
a. q Nilsson. county superintendent Of
schools, was UP from Manti Monday.
Mrs. Charles White Of Salt Lake City is
the guest of Mrs. Annie Larsen this week.
Mrs. A.. G. Nelson. jr.. has been. serious
1y i'll for the past ten days, and fears for
her recovery are entertained by her
Z. q (.
Rev .. N. Hansen went to Salt Lake
City Tuesday.
Bishop Fieldsted of centerfieid visited
friends in this city last sunday
Lake City, where she will take a course
Of study in the state university
eating on their Gunnison ranch the past
week.
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President &c. Fjeldsted has been, visit
ing his many friends in this city during
the week.
A large number of people from this city
attended the Scandinavian conference at
Manti Sunday.
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Peter G. Peterson of Glenwood is visit
ing his brother in this city this week.
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Miss Laura Frost came home from AM
erican Fork the first of the /sek.
r. Ludvigson of Gunnison visited Mar
tin Benson's family the first of the week.
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Mrs Annie. Larsen and daughter. who
have been spending the summer in Salt
Lake City. returned home Saturday.
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Rev E. z. Mork of Richfield was in
town few days this week.
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olof Anderson and wife Of Monroe are
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were formerly residents of this city. and
have many friends here
ole ole K; Olson was in Manti on district
Monday.
Tom Rees of Wales was visitor in this
city Tuesday.
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Joe Nelson's family was increased by
the arrival OF a baby girl last sunday.
Herbert Quinn went to Salt Lake City
to attend school the first of the week.
Mrs. Elsie christensen Of Brigham CITY
mother of Professor Nose Christensen OF
Castillo Springs. is a guest of Henry
Bent's family
Miss Lottie Tillottsen of st. Paul. MINI.
will give an ,elocutionary entertainment
Albert Thomas was over from Wales
> o g
Mrs. Enoch Jorgensen was down from
Mantl yesterday afternoon.
Fred candgand Of Chester was IN town
the first OF the week
Ben Jensen has gone TO Logan to take
a course Of study al the Brigham Young
college.
.Adolph soderburg went to Salt Lake
City the first Of the week.
Hans Rasmussen. who has been in Wyo-
ming for che past six months returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. E. P. Thomander is in Sterling this
week attending Sam Edwards store
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ALI Bailey came home from Mayfield the
first OF the week
Ed candland came down from Mt.
Pleasant Tuesday.
Lyman Aldrich of Mt. Pleasant was in
town Sunday.
George Thompson Bale. one Of the lead
ing citizens of Mayfield, visited relatives
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Fl. P. Larsen was business visitor at
the county capital the first OF the week
Peter Peterson's family is expected hone
from Denmark this week. They nave been
spending the past year visiting relatives
and friends in the old world.
Mrs. William EIdngsford of Manti was
a guest Of Mrs. Leht Peterson Tuesday.
c.. W. Nelson, who has been workinE
at Mayfield for some time past, returned
home yesterday.
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Albert Hansen of Cleveland. Emery
county, is visiting friends here this week.
Mr.. Hansen was formerly a resident of
this city, but has been away over ten
years.
Chris Madsen of Gunnison was in town
yesterday.
Bruce, Brown Of Mant was in the city
yesterday.
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NJ. E. Christopherson of Salt Lake City
is in town this week. He is trying to or
ganize music class.
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Miss Lovetta Anderson left yesterday
for Castledale, where she has secured a
situation as teacher in the district schools.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Larsen entertained q
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Evening Card Party.

On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. M.
B. Whitney entertained at sixty-three.
Japanese effect was introduced in the
parlors by the use of lanterns and
japanese embroideries Small baskets
were used as tallies, with coins os coun-
tiers. Miss Preston made the greatest
numbel'Sf progressions and was award
ed 3, handsome pair of Japanese candle
sticks. Mrs. c.. L. Robertson was
given japanese doll as a consolation.
An ivory whist board was won by Mr..
Swan, and to Mr.. Oswald was given a
bunch of toys as a BOBBY prize.
The guests of the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. Kooser, Mr.. and Mrs. Hosmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. Scarf. Mr..
and Mrs. Bickford Mr. and Mrs. Saw
age, Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. r. Black. Mr.. and Mrs Hal Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton. Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Swan, Mr.. and Mrs. Peaslee. MIR.
and Mrs. r. j. Glendinning. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Amy. Mr.. and Mrs. H. ].
Dininny, Mr.. and Mrs. Hale. Mr.. and
Mrs, d. S. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Miles, Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Ellen Eli
ott Mrs. J. f. Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Center and Miss Preston.
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The marriage on Tuesday evening of
Miss Grace Dean Wallace, daughter of
Mn. and Mrs. George Y. Wallace. to DR..
Gearge Marvine Tuttle of st. Louis will
be the most brilliant of the autumn's
events
The ceremony win take place at 8
o'clock, in St Marks Episcopal church.
which will be handsomely decorated
for the occasion in the chosen bridal
colors of pink and green. Bishop Tut
tie, assisted by Dean Halsey, will read
the marriage service. Miss Lucille Gill
mer viii be maid of honor, and the
groom's brother, Herbert Tuttle, will
act as best man. Mrs. William Gibson
Sharp and Mrs. George NJ. Downey will
attend the bride. Rev. Allen Smith of
st. Louis, George Y. Wallace, jr., w. H.
Sherman and DR.. Harry Lyman of
Omaha will act as ushers.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party will be entertained at The
Porches," and afterwards the bride and
groom win leave for their future home
in st. Louis.
A number of prominent out-of-town
guests Will be in attendance at the
wedding. Among them will be Mrs.
Belden. Mrs. Lyman. Dr. Harry Ly-
man, Mrs. Carton and Mrs. Offus Of
Omaha; Rev. and Mrs. G.. d. B. Miller,
Mrs. Ramsay, formerly Miss Christine
Tuttle, and Herbert futile of st. Louis.
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You and 1 CRYSTAL Club.

The you and Crystal club" had a
very pleasant meeting with Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. w. Branch Thursday evening.
The hostess was presented with set
of Dishes and a few games of high five
were played. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. p. Butler and Mr.. Ford, Mrs. D.
GALLAGHER and Mr. I. Harvey. The
prizes for guessing game were won
by Mrs. Harvey Mr.. Butler, Mrs. A
GALLAGHER and Mr.. Strickland Much
amusement was caused by the crown
ing of Mrs. c. A. Strickland as queen
of the evening, while all her subjects
represented men and women of note.
After delicate refreshments the rest of
the evening was spent in amusing
games, and the club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. /.
Harvey.
The above clubaand a few friends
surprised Mr.. D. 3fEallacher Monday
evening. ADVERTISEMENTS were
served, and the host received many
good wishes for numerous and happy
birthdays to come.
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Interesting Affair.

Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Meakin enter
tanned during the week, the event be-
ing in every way an intellectual treat.
A number of musical selections were
contributed by the guests, afterwards
the host delivered a lecture on Fra
ternity." which was fully appreciated
by the guests. The evening closed with
a dainty supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meakin's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott, Mrs. j.
]. Cushman, Mr.. Chester Ames, Mr..
and Mrs. Zeno Barnes, Miss Addie Nc
Nelly, Mrs. II. ]. Rivers, Mrs. Joseph
Stanton, Miss Fuschia Oglesby, Mrs.
Durfee of Los Angeles, Miss Emma
White, Mr. Victor Lollin, Miss Addie
Eldredge, Mr.. Walter Goepp, Profes-
sor Won Bun, Mr.. c, S. King, Miss Ma
omi Brunker, Miss Lulabell Eldredge,
Mr. James Meakin, Mrs. Fred Meakin.
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Delightful Event.

Mrs Ingram yesterday entertained a
number of friends in a most delight
ful manner. Her home was artistically
decorated with autumn flowers. Cards
were enjoyed and at the conclusion of
the game elaborate refreshments We're
served.
The guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
s. W Shelps Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs.
Weir, Mrs. McGurrin. Mrs. ]. S. Kin
kead. Mrs. Linck, Mrs. Donnellan, Mrs.
Mcmahon, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. Evans.
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs.
Brink, Mrs. Druehl, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs.
Peaslee, Mrs. Swan, Mrs. Hale, Mrs.
MARYLAND, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Hobbs.
Mrs. II. ]. Dininny, Mrs. Sinclair mrs.
Henderson, Mrs. Human, Mrs. Judson,
Mrs. Bowman. Mrs. Hoag, Mrs. Doug
las, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs
Megeeth. Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Paul, Miss
Paul, Miss Sinclair. Miss Richards,
Miss Preston, Miss Lane, Miss Center,
Miss Kimball. Miss Hartwell. Mrs.
Tracy, Mrs. Daily. Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Reed, Miss Holman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-24

an enjoyable affair. Dainty refresh
ments were served by Ivy Evans.
Laura Parry, Myrtle Mcdonald and
Maud Ward. All expressed themselves
as having good time and departed
wishing their little friend many happy
returns of the day.
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The friends of Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Samson, 145 North First West street,
gave them a delightful surprise Fri
day evening, in celebration of their
wedding anniversary. The evening
was pleasantly spent with social chat
and music, and refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. C. Samson, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Sudbury, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Barnes.
Mesdames T. F. Prendergast, A. f.
Wilkin, David Duncombe, M. A. Wilkin.
John Sheriff, Aggie Samson and Misses
Rate Samson. Louie Sheriff., Clara
Sheriff., Annie Wilkin, Louise Barnes
and others.
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Reception.

The reception to be rendered Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. G. D B. Miller of st.
Louis Monday evening at st. Marks
school house by the old pupils, teach
ers and friends of the school and the
auxiliary institution known as Rowland
hall, will be an event that will linger
pleasantly and long in the memory of
those who attend. No special invita-
tons have been issued, but all the old
friends and pupils are expected to be
present to show their esteem for the
former head master of ST. Marks who,
with Mrs Miller, is now visiting Salt
Lake after an absence of ten years.
The reception will be from until II
o'clock. Music and light refreshments
are on the programme.
Following is the personnel of the re-
ception COMMITTEES: Mesdames David
Keith, chairman; Leonard, Hogle, Dag
gett, Wallace. Brown, Lavagnino,
Young, Midgley Reese Pratt, Bates,
Leyson, Farnsworth, Bartlett, Moulton,
Willumsen, King. Hitler, Wright, Orr,
Calder, Mcintyre, Lake, Johnson, Stan
rod, Godbe, Harris, Whitney, Hewlett,
Sharkey, Wantland, Whiteman, ellison,
Youngberg, Springer, Radon, Deigh-
ton, Slaughter, Atkins, Cannon, Cowie,
O'Brien, Trip, Malen, ST. Clair. Mont
gomery, DR.. Luella Miles, Misses c.
anu w. w nlteDedQr M ana n. mcOOH-
aid, A. Smith, Kendall, F. Dye-Jelich
Bruce, NJ. Clark. Hampton, Kneass,
Rancke, D. Reese, Youngberg, S.
Houghton, G. and e. Glanield, Mar
gets, L. Carlyle, C. u. and NJ. Martin,
A. Burly, Symons, Shaw, Lingle. Yea
ger, l. Pratt, Wilson, E. and S. Sholes,
A: Rieben, Kammerle, e. and NJ. Keate,
E. Redwein, Rutherford, Kinsey, Bith--
ell, Hardness, Morgan, Carmen, Harri-
Carrick, Jackman, Hodges, Osborn,
Forbes, White, Wagner, Eaton, Lowe,
Stanchfeld, Woodward Hepworth,
Meredith, Wallace, H. and E. Shear
man, S. and A. Fields, B. Carter, G. and
r. Stevenson, T. and I. Alff, *. Judge,
]. Sprague, Bishop Leonard, Bishop
Tuttle, Revs. Dean Halsey, Ellis
Bishop, W. D. Scott, Judge Goodwin,
Messrs. q. Y. Wallace G. F. Putnam
H. H. Shearman, D. Noble, L. B. and
j. H. Moore, w. J. and H. Lawrence. l.
Margetts, L. ellison, r. and B. Steven
son, A. Taylor, G.. Trumbo, NJ Elvers,
H. and A. Tuttle, DR.. George futile, ].
and H. Siegel j. Young, c. B. Diehl,
r. Pomeroy, B. and r. Crosby, S.
Brooksbanlz, W. Burly, G. Culver, w.
Meeking, Armstrong, ]. and A. Bailey,
Burns, G. and w. Roper, Shovel,
James Hogle, jr., A. Mckay, c. and R.
w e1lhSi, - GIlIileI, D. Alllle, L. I1dTQ-
ing, j. Cecil, A. Kneass. c. Martin, F. |
Wilson, e. Price Ransohoff. E. Ellis
worth, R. Sholes, Meeks, ]. Rogers,
G. Y. Wallace, jr., G. Busby, B. V and
M. Varian, Albert Smith, A. Katz, |
Thomas Halliday, E. Reese, Max W. |
and D. Smith, Whytock, A. Peterson.
r. Hunt, e. Bennett, Alex sRogers, jr,
N. Williams, W. Thompson, d. and B. !
Hartwell S. NJ and A Godbe, c. Earl
MI II L
ers, G. Lucas, w. and j. Lynch, H |
Campo, Carmen. Sebree, K. Smith, A |
Angel, DR.. John White, ]. Ripple, J. |
H. Hurd, A. Elder, J. Cracroft, G. |
Hampton, E. Travis, C. S. Wilkes, NJ. |
and R. Glendinning, ]. B. Rogers.
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Afternoon Affair.

Mrs. Charles Post was on Friday af-
ternoon the hostess of one of the pref
test affairs of the week The rooms
were decorated with naSturtiumS and
ferns, and through them were scat
tered small tables, around which the
guests were seated for a game Of sixty
three The score and tally cards were
small copies of famous paintings. The
first prize, picture of Baby Stuart,
was won by Miss Esther Freed. The
second prize, a statuette Of Venus de
Milo" was captured by Miss Mason.
To Miss Alff fell a Reading from Ho-
mer," as a consolation prize.
Thirty-two guests enjoyed the af-
fair
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence
Ephraim, Sept. 22.-Isaac voorhees, of
Manti is in the city today.
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:. Ole K. Olsen. manager of the Junction
Coop, went to Salt Lake City yester-
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Lehi Peterson and wife visited Spring
City friends Sunday.
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Enoch Jorgensen of Manti was in town
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Frank Nelson came home from Canada
last Saturday. He has been absent in
that country for the past six months.
Peter Jensen of Richfield, proprietor of
the Jensen House. was the guest of his
brother Niels Jensen, this week. While