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Duchesne, was here during the week.
accompanied by her little daughter, en-
route to Denver, where she will visit
for some time. r
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Mr.. and Mrs William H. Allen of Or
angeville We're guests of friends here
during the week.
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Miss Sadie Kimball visited relatives
at Schofeld during the week; and is
now the guest of Salt Lake friends.
Mrs. E. n. Allard of Cheyenne, Wyo,
was here during the week en- route to
Castle Dale.
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Miss Mary Leonard is visiting friends
at Salt Lake this week
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The Price Dramatic company, assist
ed by professionals from Salt Lake
will give the play, THE Golden Giant
Nine" next Monday and Tuesday even
ings for the benefit of the Sunday
schools
Several of the young friends of Miss
Jennie Branch surprised her Wednes-
day evening on the, eve of her depart
ure for Coalville. The evening was
spent in pleasant conversation, music
and games, and at a seasonable hour
elegant refreshments were served by
the hostess
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of education and other friends, surpris-
ed that worthy educator. A merry
evening was spent.
"A number of friends Of Mrs Charles
e. Jones surprised that lady Thursday
evening at her home and passed the
evening in social way. Games, music,
refreshments and so forth filed the
evening with pleasure.
George s. Taylor is a visitor in Salt
Lake today.
L. L. Mum, superintendent of the
Telluride Power S Transmission COM
pany, and Private Secretary W. r.
Biersach, are in Salt Lake today on
business.
Miss Nellie Rogers and Mrs. Clarence
Taylor We're in Salt Lake this week.
Attorney James E. Booth was in the
city yesterday.
The Fidelis club met Monday at the
home of Mrs. Hannah Tucker. Sixteen
members responded to roll call
United States history was given by
Mrs. Hannah Tucker.
Parliamentary drill was conducted by
Mrs. Mary z. Glove
Current events were reported by Mrs.
Sarah Z. Cuff.
Mrs Mariette Beesley gave a very
interesting talk on Ben Hur.'
The club meets next week at the
home Of Mrs. Artie Eggertsen-
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Mothers meeting was held Wednes-
day evening at the residence of Mrs.
Joseph E. Cheever, with good attend
ance.
Mrs. Ida Dusenberry told the story of
THE Ugly Ducldng."
Professor G. H. Brimhall gave a very
interesting and much appreciated talk
on 1.-The Psychic Selves"
Mrs. Ida Dusenberry was appointed
a delegate to the Mothers Congress of
Utah, to be held in Salt Lake, April 10
and II.
The next Mothers meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Retta. Gray,
April II, when Professor Brimhall will
lecture again.
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RIcHFIELD SOCIETY.
lsnecIal Corresnondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Richfeld, April S.-Alexander Elliott
and Miss Annie Clark of this city were
married last Wednesday at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Members
of the families and near relatives of
the bride and groom were present.
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DR.. Steiner and wife of Panguitch
stopped off in Richfield a few days to
visit friends, on their way home from
visit to Salt Lake City, last week.
Peter Hendricksen and Miss Pearl
Bell of Glenwood were granted mar
riage license this week. The bride is
the daughter of Bishop and Mrs. H. H.
Bell of Glenwood.
Miss Maud Bolitho, who is attending
the Wasatch academy at Mt. Pleas
ant, was home on few days visit this
week, returning yesterday.
Victor E. Bean, a native and for
many years resident of Richfield, who
has for few years past been engaged
in teaching school in Garfield county,
was in this city this week, visiting
friends and relatives. He went on to
Salt Lake to purchase a stock of
goods for a new mercantile institution
tie, and of which he has been chosen
manager.
A surprise party was sprung upon
Mrs. Dave Hansen Tuesday evening
by the ladies of the w. c. T. U. Mrs.
Hansen has been the organist for the
society for three years past, and her
sister members remembered her serv-
ices by presenting her with a hand
some lamp. A very pleasant evening
was had in various amusements.
Miss Ottilia Hansen has gone to Salt
Lake, to remain indefinitely.
The I. %. O. F. and A. O. U. W.
lodges of this place will unite in an
evening of social enjoyment at their
hall next Tuesday evening. Dancing
and card-playing will be the principal
forms of amusement.
The various ward organizations
which constitute the working depart
ment of the Mormon church will unite
next Friday in rendering programme
and banquet to the retiring bishopric
of Richfield, who are Theodore Brand
ley, bishop, and Paul Poulson and ST.
mon Christensen, counselors. 1t is in
tended to have the Star pavilion taxed
to it's capacity with guests.
Richfeld contributed large num-
Der to the crowd of conference visitors
The attendance from here is nearly as
heavy as on any former occasion.
A letter from P. c. Nelson, who,
with his wife, left recently for Oregon.
says they are located at Elgin, in that
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LOGAN SOCIETY.
(special Correspondence.l

especial correspondence
Logan, April IA pleasant farewell
party was rendered Elder George
Nielsen of the Fifth ward on Monday
last. He left for the mission field or
Wednesday, and before going his
friends arranged the affair, which was
held in the ward meeting house. A
nice supper was served, and a spicy
programme was rendered. A purse OF
about $50 was raised and presented to
Mr.. Nielsen during the evening.
R. W. Sloan spent part of the week
here with his family.
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Ex-Deputy United States Marshal
EXum was in Logan a couple of days
this week and looked up quite a num-
Der of his old friends.
Last night Emil Anderson was ten
dered surprise party by a number
of his friends. The function was held
at Mr.. Anderson's home in the Fourth
ward, and all present spent an agree
able time.
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A large number of Logan people are
attending conference in Salt Lake.
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Mrs Jennie Miller of Salt Lake Wis
tied Logan friends during the weels
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C. C. Amussen and his family are a.
home again after a long stay in Calf
fornia-
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The Y. M. NJ. I. A. of the Third ward
gives a grand ball this evening in the
ward hall.
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President ]. NJ Tanner of the agri-
cultural college entertained the bishops
of the stake at dinner last Saturday.
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DR.. C. W. Cartwright is back again
after spending couple of weeks in a
recreative trip through southern Utah
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Will Hyde have again
taken up their permanent abode in
Logan after having been absent for
some years in Pocatello and Baker City,
Ore.
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G. W. Thatcher is among the Logan
contingent. now in Salt Lake.
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Oscar Couch, after being in business
here for about a, year, has returned to
his former home in Ogden.
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CoALvILLE SOCIETY.
lspecial Correspondence

Coalville, April IA marriage license
was issued yesterday to Bert Birch.
aged %. of Hoytsville, and Miss Chris
tina Wells of Morgan county, aged 20.
County Attorney Calls and Clerk
Pack spent couple of days at Kamas
and Woodland this week on matters of
business. They report the roads in a
frightful condition
Grant Y. Bullock and wife and James
Evans and wife and William Boyer
went to conference yesterday.
A pleasant surprise party was given
at the home of City Marshal Joseph
Johnson, in honor of his son, Robert,
who left this morning for Bingham,
where he expects to remain for some
time. Quite number of the young
friends of Mr.. johnson assembled, and
a most enjoyable time was had. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua PendIe-
ton, Miss Olive Rhead, Miss Elsie
Rhead, Miss Pendleton- Miss Cassie
Paddles, Miss Annie Paddles, Miss
Florence Redden and the MessrsL Bert
Eldredge, Thomas Morby, John Pendle-
ton, Stewart and others. Refreshments
were served at about II p. m.
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Mark Hopkins of Salt Lake was
Coalville visitor today.
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President W. w. Cuff and wife and
daughter, Flora, also Mrs. Lena Thack-
cray, Mrs ]. L. Boyden and MRS. An
ME NJ. Smith, were among the confer
ence passengers from here today.
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Mrs Chambers Easter rag bee, given
on Wednesday, was a hummer" at
least that is what Mr.. Chandler (the
only gentleman presently says. An ele-
CANT luncheon followed the rags, and
was gorgeously partaken of by the
bees" each one of whom was present
ed with a token of merit in the form of
an Easter egg with a bee" painted
thereon. Cards followed the lunch
The bees" present were Mrs. W. vi
sick. Mrs C. I. Wheadon, Mrs. Annie NJ
Smith, Mrs. c. Lusty, Mrs. r. F. North
colt, Mrs. George Edgington, Mrs j. E.
Wilde, Mrs. NJ. Brundage, Mrs. F. Croft,
Mrs. C. II. Hancock, Mrs. w. H. All
good, Mrs. J. L. Boyden and the youn-
ger bees. Miss Amy Boyden, Miss
Flora Cuff. Miss NJ. Brurdage, Miss
Maggie Lusty, Miss Nellie Rhoades,
Miss Ella Fisher, Miss Baker. and the
queen bee, the hostess Mrs. Chandler.
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PARK CITY SOCIETY.
fspecial Corresnondence.l


Park City, April S.-The firemen's
ball on Monday evening was the first
social event after the Lenten season,
and one of the largest gatherings seen
in Park City for some time OlsenS or
chestra of Salt Lake furnished the
music. The firemen were voted royal
entertainers.
The Woman's Athenaeum met at the
residence of Mrs A. Williams Monday
afternoon and discussed Shakespeare 8
Hamlet" Interesting papers were
read by Miss Kescel and Mrs Allen.
The next meeting of the club will be on
April IS at the home of Mrs. w. L.
Snyder.
The ladies of the Eastern Star gave
a delightful "sixty-three" party, and
served refreshments after their regu-
ing the evening Mrs. Young Of Provo
gave two contralto solos, which We're
much enjoyed.
The Dewey club, which furnished so
many pleasant evenings to the young
folks this winter, has decided to dis
continue its socials,
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Miss Kate Malone entertained a small
party of friends at an appetizing lunch
during the intermission of the ball
Monday evening.
Mrs. John w. Geiger is visiting in
Salt Lake this week.
Miss Cora Sutton, who has been visit
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ing relatives and friends here, returned
to her home in Provo Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Bessie Wilson, who is attending
school at the Salt Lake college, is
spending her Easter vacation with her
parents. She returns to Salt Lake
Monday.
Silver Spray lodge No. entertained
the members of the Degree of Honor af-
ter their lodge meeting Thursday even
ing. An excellent programme, consist
ing of songs. recitations and a short
play, was rendered, after which the
ladies served refreshments.
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Mrs. Arthur Williams entertained the
Ladies Doiley club at her home Fri
day afternoon. A game of auction
furnished an amusing diversion from
the work of the afternoon. The prize
was won by Mrs. z. J. Beggs. Next
week the club meets with Mrs. Beggs.
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PRICE SOCIETY.
Special correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence.)
Price. Utah. April S.-Mrs. B. r. Nc
Donald and Master Haley Mcdonald
are visiting relatives in Springville.
Mrs. William Thornton has returned
from a visit to friends at Fort Du-
chesne.
Miss Jennie Branch has gone to Coal
vile to make her home there.
Miss Nellie Haley has returned to
Springville after an extended visit to
relatives here and with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Nelson at Castle Gate.
Mrs. R. NJ. Carey is visiting friends in
Salt Lake and will be absent several
weeks
Mrs. ]. w. Gentry is the guest of
friends at Springville this week.
Mrs. Mabel Moore of Orangeville was
visiting Price friends the middle of the
week.
VIII Peyton, a popular young society
man of Price, has gone to Cincinnati
to remain permanently.
Miss Ida Whitmore, who has been at
tending school at Salt Lake spent the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Whitmore.
Mrs. Gilfoyle. wife of Captain Gill
foyle, commander Of the post at Fort
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Pennington, where they have many
relatives and friends Young Mr.
Haight will soon leave on a mission to
Tahiti, South Sea islands.
Francis Nader returned to Layton
last Friday from a two years sojourn
in Missouri
Mrs Mat Thomas of Salt Lake has
been spending the week in Pennington.
She returned home on Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Palmer of Farm
ington have returned from a pleasant
visit in Basalt, Ida:
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Phillips of SYRIA
cuse are intending to go to Idaho soon
to make their hcne-
John Waite of Peterson Morgan
county, has removed his family to SYRIA
cuse, and will make his home there.
The wedding is announced of Miss
Myra Hatch and Charles Mann. two of
BountifuPs young people. The happy
event will take place next Thursday.
Mrs. Ann Jackson of Woods Cross
returned from a visit to Evanston on
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The South Bountiful Mutual Improve
ment associations gave a social last
Tuesday evening, at which there was
good attendance. An excellent pro-
gramme was rendered during the even
ing, and a picnic, prepared by the mem
bers of the organization, was served to
those present. A pleasant evening was
spent.
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Melvin Nelson of Woods Cross has
returned from a mission.
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Mr.. Thomas Smith and his daughter
are on their way from their home in
Scotland to visit with relatives in
Woods Cross. After spending some
time with the family of the late Will
liam S. Muir, Mr.. and Miss Smith will
go to Honolulu.
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Moses Muir of Chesterfield, Ida, is
visiting in Bountiful.
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DEATHS DURING MARCH.
Total of e5, Or a Rate of IL Per
1000 of formulation.

A,OOO VI X pu1dI1OA.
The report of the board of health
for the month of March shows total
of 60 deaths, as against 80 for the cor
responding month of last year. Last
months death rate was 11.04 per 1000
of population. Seventeen of the dead
were under five years of age, 9 were
between that ase and %, 16 were be-
tween the ages of % and 40, were
over 40 and under 60, IL were over Go
and under So and 8 were over So years
OF age. Thirty-fOur We're females and
81 males; "a were married; widows,
2 widowers and the rest single. The
Utah born numbered 80 and "a were
natives of other countries than the
United States.
The causes of death are stated as fol-
lows: Diphtherla measles, septicema,
asthenia. marasmus, apopleXy, paraly-
SIS, cerebral hemorrhage, heart dis
ease. pulmonary heart trouble, bron-
chitiS, odaen1a of the laryrx, pneumonia
brOnchO and Inflammation of bowels
each la grippe, hamilton, meningitis,
valvulap heart disease, angina pectoriS,
apillary bronchitis and accident,
each; consumption. commissions and
genito urinary diseases, each: old
age, 6; cancers and pneumonia, Z each;
other causes. 8
Eleven bodies We're brought from
elsewhere for interment in this city.
and ten were shipped away. All but
Is of the dead We're buried in the city
cemetery. Eight died in the hospitals
and infrmaries.
Another part of the vital statistics
shows that III births, so of which were
of the female sex, were reported, and
that 81 marriage licenses were issued.
OF contagious and infectious diseases
reported last month, were scarlet fe-
yer cases and 3 whooping cough, but
none of them were fatal.
During the month 927 cubic yards OF
condemned food and garbage were con-
sumed at the crematOry.
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riage at the residence of the brides
parents. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was held and an elaborate supper
served. Thirty guests were present. In
the evening a wedding ball was given
in the opera house.
The bride is one of Malad's charming
daughters, while the groom is a bright
and talented young man connected
with one of Malad's best families.
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An entertainment is to be given here
on the 10th inst. in the interest of r.
e. Jones, who departs April II on a
mission to England.
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Bishop Jenkin Jones also leaves on
that date for foreign parts. He goes
to visit relatives in Wales.
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Land Commissioner C. T. Rooms and
Mrs. Rooms leave on Monday for Salt
Lake City. They will visit friends in
Ogden ere their return to Malad.
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DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
fspecial Correspondence.,

Especial Correspondence,
| Kaysville, April S.-Conference week
has had the effect of curtailing the
number of social events in the various
towns Of Davis county. But very few
public gatherings have been held. Dur
ing the latter part of the week the set
Elements have been partially depopulat-
ed while the people have been attend
ing conference and enjoying tn theat-
rical attractions in Salt LAX. The dew
otees of ThespiS outside of Salt Lake
appreciate the opportunity Manager
Piper has given them of witnessing the
classic plays while in town for confer
ence. A large number of Davis county
people saw Julius Caesar on Thurs
day evening.
1t is expected that Mrs. Amy B. Mer-
edith, who has been spending some time
in California, will be home about May
Is. She may. however, remain on the
coast all summer. She is now in Los
Angeles, and is having an enjoyable
time.
Jacob Roueche, who was formerly a
Kaysville boy, is down from his home
in Teton Basin, Ida, where he and
number of other Kaysville people are
located. Mr.. Roueche has been spend
ing the week renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Mrs Ann Wilson and Daniel Wilson
of Oakley, Ida, are visiting here with
William Blood.
Mrs. Annie Egbert of Ogden is in
Kaysville today on a visit with ac-
quaintances.
Austin and Heman Hyde of Star Val
ley, Wyo.. are visiting here with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Rosel Hyde.
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Henry Wakeley of Oneida, Ida, is in
KaySville today.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Francis Roueche and
family expect to leave Kaysville in a
few weeks for southern Idaho, where
they will make their home.
Professor and Mrs. James H. Linford
are down from Logan on a visit with
relatives and friends in Kaysville, their
former home. Professor Linford will
return to Logan on Monday, while
Mrs Linford and children will spend a
week or two here.
James L. Taylor and family expect
soon to leave Kaysville and make their
home in Alberta, Canada.
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Mrs. Nora Sheffield, who has been
spending the winter with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson, win leave in
few days for her home near Cardston.
Canada.
Edward Linford, a student of the
Brigham Young college, Logan, came
down from the north on Wednesday.
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Richard Stevenson and Sidney D.
Dibble of Layton expect to leave home
next week for the southern states,
where they viii labor as missionaries.
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Horton D. Haight and his son, Jo-
seph, came down from their home in
Oakley, Ida, on Tuesday, and have
been spending a portion of the week in
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Testimonials sent free Price 75c per
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MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence,

Mt. Pleasant, April S.-Peter johann
sen and Mrs. Nina Miller of Castle
Valley, son and daughter of Mrs. Peter
/ Johansen, ST., came to Mt Pleasant
this week, in response to a message
announcing the very severe illness of
their mother. The sick woman has
been in a critical condition, as result
of an attack of heart failure.
j. W. Seely is another Castle Valley
resident who has spent the week in
this city. He came via Nephi, where
he attended a meeting of the Nephi
Wool company, of which he is a direc-
tor. The company will not handle wool
this spring unless there is an appre-
ciable advance in the market
A society event which promises to be
a success is a ball to be given under
the auspices of Anderson's Enterprise
band at the Union pavilion next Friday
evening.
An addition to Mr. Pleasant residents
is the family of David Candland of
Chester. Mr.. Candland has purchased
the Rosenlof house and lot and is &C.
cupying it at present.
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The spring vacation brought home
several of the students from this city
who are attending school in various
cities in the state. Among those from
the Provo Brigham Young college are
Daniel Omeun, Azel Peel, Joseph Jor-
genson, Andrew Peterson, Fred Beck
and the Misses Ethel and leila Seely.
From the Salt Lake Collegiate insti-
tute are Roy Nelson and Sven Hoga-
son.
A number of the Wasatch academy
students of this city went south to their
homes for the holidays.
Daniel Rasmussen went to Salt Lake
Ito attend the university during the
balance of the spring term.
Conference travel has been somewhat
heavier this year than is usual.
c. Jensen has gone to Salt Lake City
to attend conference, after which he
will go to Minnesota and spend cou-
pie of months or more visiting rela-
tives.
E. ]. Hanks who was formerly a
Wasatch academy student, is among
the Presbytery visitors. He is a stu
dent at the Collegiate institute.
MAIDS Madsen of Schofeld paid few
DAYS visit to old friends here this
week.
Rev E. n. Clemenson of Logan
spent few days here before the Pres
bytery, visiting relatives.
Professor L n. Smith, formerly prin-
cipal of the Wasatch academy, is at
tending the Presbytery.
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New WASH GOODS.

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AMERICAN FORK SOCIETY.
Especial Corresnondencel

'cpSC4di COTIeSpOHOeHCe.J
American Fork, April 7.-On yester-
day evening Calvin F. Todd was given
a very pleasant surprise party at the
Presbyterian church. A neat pro-
gramme was rendered, fine supper
served and many games were played,
There were present DR.. ]. A. Todd and
wife, Rev. f. w. Blohm and wife, Pc
ter Johnson and wife, E. j. McClary
and wife, U. C. Merrill and wife, w. E.
Smith and wife. Mr.. De Long and wife.
William Mathews and wife. H. C.
Smith and wife, Misses Lizzie Marshall,
Saline Roberts, Fannie Taylor, Velma
James, Elenora and Clara Blohrn, and
Miss Clark and Messrs. Brown and AL
bert and Bernart Blohm, and Mrs.
Charles James.
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Miss Mae Tuft of Monroe, Utah, is
visiting here this week, having re-
turned from a visit to Salt Lake.
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Mrs. A McDougall of Salt Lake is
visiting here with her husband this
week. She goes back to the capital
tomorrow morning.
Attorney Nelson is spending this week
in Ogden