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FINANCIAL.
Sober One Day.

There Is a story that the captain of merchant
vessel, being much troubled 10y the drInkeuness Of
his chief mate, determined 20 make il a matter Of
record, officially made the following entry in
h. log; Wind fair, southeast by south, the
nate is drunk today" The mate came across the
entry, and, 20 get even, he alsO made an eEtry
IN the log follows. Wind fair. southwest by
wesf. hafwest; the captain Is sober today"
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 4?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure TO know of the wonderful
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MANY REPUBLICANS SULK
Those IIninyited to the Spells Feast
in 80 Lack Enthusiasm.

The Only Hope OF Victory This Year
Based on the Possibility OF Gold
Democratic Ticket Being Named.
To Fight for N Majority in the
Next House OF Representatives.
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II Was Unusual

Things only which were supposed 70 be entered
IN the log, 80 the mate had the laugh on the cap
tain This Is somewhat similar to the talk one
often bears ab0Ct getting an awfaIly good trade
from Sc-and-So tsOne house that usually gives
poor serviee); il is 80 unexpected that the CO..
toner talks about Il Now. our customers are 50
accustomed 70 getting good trades and fast serv-
ice that they would never think 10 make an zen
try in the log unless they got poor service Try
Us
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Gas AND ELEcTp1c LIGHT srocKs-

/ Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corr, ted daily by W. b. Hbhs & Co mem
bers O. the New York Stock Exchange, l4i9 3
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Chautauuua Hotel,
chaui.ua 90 g Ridgel. Ka1I.ale

Nest Delighted summer and family resort on
Chesapeake Bay Best bstbin. boating. crabbing
fishing. large airy rooms; abundance Of shlLe: Two
entertainments daily IN Auditorium divine services
suHday "a II. S-So. ana : o'elSek- Trains leave
q. O. station $50. LAS, and $50 Returning
leave Beach Csc = ~. as and 9-s5 p IN
Round trip, 80 cents; J. DAYS, > cents. children
half price Room and board S7.e3 per week and
uP- Beautiful bUiIding lots foF sale. Address
e. a. Parker, ChaUtluqua Beach Nd. iy20-tf en-
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New. York stock Market.

Corrected daily BY W. D. Hibbs L Co. mem
bers OF the Me- YORK Stock Exchange. 1913
Street
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lightning rods Electrical work Isos Pa ave.
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GEO. T GREEN.
1el6-l2t X 81 Water Registrar. D. c
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To 9TH 81. N. ".
We Have Then Arranged in Three
Lots en- Tables.

One lot 27O pairs Ladies' Tan Oxfords. in
sizes 3. 3 1-2, 4. 3. IA. B. c only.
Worth regular $50. $1.75. and 81. Sale
prize
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.
Square 700. Fubl0i 81. Jesse Wilson and
J. p Hood. Trust % g
square 700. sssb-iot s.. J-zse H wilson and
J r. Hood trust % o
Square 1910. .slb-lot 81. Jasze Il wilson and
J. T. Hos, trsst - -
Square lO-o, sul-lot g. A S,r--t front. Jesse
II Wilson and J ? Hood. 1rus St. q .
Square iei. l5t :. MARY l.. HuShes-......... = 3
Square lpci, lgt :. AsTy l.. Hlghes--..--.-.. = :
SQUARE 1854. sub-lot ~. Henry c. WaEner-- - %
Square lfsi- s19-l>s 2, Henry C. Ezgrzr--- - %
Sql-re l0s4. slb-lot % Henry C. Waguer- 20 @
Squire lOsE. sIb-l0- %. Henry c. WaSner... . %
sg1are l0si. subiot %. Henry G. Wsgner--. % -
sub-iot =, block J.. Le Droit Park Ad-
c-tIln- plat =. Afle il Mzcurda --.....--. - 60
square Go po-t a 70. e. begirusng ~ tie
seIthvtst Conner Of sd lot. theuce cast
t5-L r., tl@ncs north > f., thence west
tS-ls IL. thence s0uJh p e. l. tie hesln-
Eing. Joi,a Cook ---....--.--.------ - %
silzie CO... part OF i0t -, beginning a. tie
sgrtzwcst corner q said lot, thence east
~ .. thence nlTEE = e.. thT nee VS. g
T. tIeEee south = *, 70 beginning. John
COX. IS IS
SllsFe C63. part o. lot 81 beginning a. tie
southwest corner Of sid let thence east
IS =, Eencs norm . r.. thence west g
Il theIee south > e.. % segiHui1g John
Sqgar- 51s part Of 70, p. beginning a. the
sortLacrt corner q sid lot thence east
Il g., tbeUee uorch . r., theuca west A
y: t.nes zouta . r., 70 the beginning.
Square oas. Sable. us. George v. Nant-
sqae7e -. sat-.ot is. George IS. Mont
bc1ntrF .---.---------- l. o
Spar 'o53. sub-lot IL. Gsorge ". Mont
--i-=lg y Is
Square e19. sab-.ot IIS. George " N5n--
gemory - .--,.........--.--. 60
sG-aIe 617. part Of %. 3. being the Wa Il
Il BY The ceptn Il said lot, Don A. Szn-
ford S, .
Square Gc9. lof T. Don A S.rlford ...... - 3
Square ca. 4Cr 5 Don A sanford ..........- = :
Square tl, ID. g, Don A Sanford ---....... = %
Square co., slb-lJt - Charles Rcct....... Is IS
Square &c. S-t--cr IS ChaTies Bur-.... q )
Sg-@re a-a, sIb-Llt -, Charles Butt - % .
SQUARE go. s-.i.-I5c q Alice h Farshlu e6 >
Square co. slb-iaJ 90 HzTriet J. Rupert 80 u ,
mla. t5.zt---..-...-.-.---s..........,s.-. &c .
Square o.. s7s5-.0y G. Thomas f. Wazsl-
man, lr-st-------------- ---- qf .
SGlart ftl. slh-l-t o.. Jotn RCche..... Is 3
Square SO srb-ilt - Holm Rstz In q .
squ-re CO. s-b--ol IS. David r. Ncaver- y >
square ere. sui-l1- 6. David Wezver.. Is 8
Square CO... sEb-lot ~. D1T5t r Wezver. Is s
SFlare l5s, S-l-I.. -. Conrad Baufrzn 800 Is IS
square c.. sUb-.lr - RlIs-r Carroll $1,000. y 3
Sqlare t1-. sIh-iat =. Ch-rles T. Yo5er s6 >
Square tll. s-b-lot -. George Il &ouder % >
SQUARE l7s. sIb-lC- 81. Onto dahnScr....... % q
Square ts7 sls-iat 81 Tl-r-az r. Hall 3 3
square t-J- s-b-lot - T11-n3s Il HALL. - =
Square esq. S-4b-l0t g John Fah-aI-5-lf 1900 % )
Square CO.., scb-iot s.. John FahfrAalf 1900 - :
SOAR ~. ssb-lOt 5. Henry Cfss-lir.-..- % ;
Square cI+. sgb-lot 81. Henry Cias z5a..... p s
BY order Of The Commissioners OF The
District Of Columbia
GEO. T GREEN.
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EDUCATIOkAL.

Walters Headache Powders.
Are ACKNOWLEDGED tb- best Your druggist sells
them. Ask Tor Mates ivI2-tf
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GOVERNMENT RONns
DISTRICT OF CoLUAlBIA BONDS.
MIsCELLANEOUs BON

c's, 1902, ''3O-year funding gold. 102
IS. 1901. Water stock currency. leg
Funding currency 3 65's------ I3U
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F. L s.aner trust.-.--..........-...-.-. . 90
SG-are sG5, Lot -. Richard L. Stokes and
F, l. st5Rer, t-',sl-..-... = 25 co
Square S-4. part q Sub-iot 3. beginning
6 IL r. south fEota the northwest corner
II sid lot. thence south . II IT,, thence
east Us e. 10 10 inches: thence north
% II Fl. taseECe west 10 the beginning.
sllsuan cz-r---.--.---....-. q Il
Square &a4s =1b-iCt - John " ThcElgs- IS 3
AS-aA @r.S->lLt--- . q I'd
By order OF the Commissioners OF he
District OF Columbia
GEO. r. GREEN
5e1G-I2t ex 81 Water Registrar. D g:
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Saturday night. Mr.. Chrfstopherson has
been an active member in the Sunday
school here He has resigned his position
in Mercur, and VIII make his future home
IN LehL
@ o 9
Walter Hagnewood, who has been visit
ing his parents for a couple Of weeks re-
turned to the city on Friday.
Harry MAR vent to SAT- Lake on
o o o
Mrs. Henry Phelps returned TO Mercur
on Thursday, after a pleasant visit With
relatives and friends in Provo
John Manin returned to MereGr, after a
two weeks visit with his family in Gun
nisOn.
o o o
Mss Dolly Burns Of Fremont. Eeb., will
accompany her sister, Mrs. inglesby, to
Sunshine. where she viii reside for some
time
A 3. Elder returned to Mercur on
Thursday from a few days visit with his
wife and baby in Salt Lake.
Gene Inglesby, with his wife and baby,
moved TO Sunshine this week. Mr.. lnglas-
by has charge Of the store there
Professor Doyle has organized new or
good musicians. they are sure TO have
their snare Of the patronage
y
Professor Doyle's orchestra gives a
dance at Manning Friday night.
q o .
Mrs. c. H. Heritage is visiting friends
in ogden.
. o o
Mrs. A A. Stark and brother. E. D.
STANDBY Of Telluride Colo, have been
spending a couple Of weeks in Mercur,
looking over business OppOr cuniues. with
q. view to locating here.
g q .
Mrs. Fuller Of Vinita. I. a., is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. John Z inner.
9 & .
Miss Annie Simpson Of Salt Lake, who
has been Ia Mercur for some time, fell
on the ice last Saturday and received
some painful bruises.
Lynn Watt and Charley White return
ed to school in Logan on Friday.
o g g
At the hremen's BAH Monday evening
the crowd was so large that il was fairly
JAM The 1remen have established a
reputation as entertainers. and the New
Years ball was no exception. The par
Elephants enjoyed themselves thoroughly
The boys cleared $40. which VIII De used
for purchasing new uniforms,
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A pleasant farewell party. was given in
his honor Wednesday evening.
Mrs. \. 0. Groesbeck is recovering nice
" from a severe surgical operation which
she underwent last week
c. H Dickerson came home from Cora,
Wyo-, this week, for the winter
Mrs. T. r. Kelly went to ogden Wed
nesday to join her husband. who is work
ing there as an ORG nizer Tor the knights
OF the Naccabees-
William Harmer leaves for the north
eTn states mission in a few days.
Miss Annie Hardman arrived home Sun
day, after a visit TO relatives in New
Mexico for a couple OF months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Storrs of American
Fork spent New Years with relatives
here
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Wood spent a couple
Of days at Heber City this week.
Miss Mabel Diamond returned from
Hanna, Wyo., last week.
Tom Webb went to scofeld Wednesday
for a day or two.
Jack Chew was up from GunnisOn Fri
1'' iO' . 'iS''- o . Q
Mrs L. NJ. Murphy was visitor at
Elsinore this week.
Mrs. Sarah Carter visited in Provo the
first Of the week.
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friends here and in salt Lake. passed
through here Friday en- route TO Their
home.
Mr. Bert Mowbray of Ogden was the
guest Of Miss Anna Mckenzie last week.
Or. and Mrs Bristol are enjoying a
visit from their two sons and daughter
iu-laW Of Laramie.
Dr.. J. T. Keith and wife have arrived
In san Francisco from Honolulu and viii
60 to Mexico for the winter.
Mr.. Ben Ausherman is expected home
from the Sandwich Islands.
Mr.. A. w. Anderson and family left for
the Sandwich islands and viii lOcata in
Honolulu for the present.
Attorney John Sammon is In Rawlins on
business this week
Attorney W. J. Hills is in DiamOndviile.
g O. g
Mrs. F. NJ. Foote has been quite i'll the
past week with bronchitis
J. c. Hamm and family spent a few
days in Salt Lake last week.
n. W. Foote was on the sick list for a
couple OF days.
Mrs John Graf is suffering from a
sprained back, caused BY slipping on the
g @ o
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
AllaTd Of Rawins viii be pleased to
learn Of the arrival Of a young son at
their home.
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SPRING CITY.


Especial Correspondence
Spring City. Jan. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. Ano-
sa Aldrieh of Gunnison spent New Year s
with friends here.
Miss Nina Simpson Of Mt Pleasant is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Simpson
Joseph Hansen and wife Of Ephraim
spent several days with numerous friends
o o o
Heber Christensen came in from Dia-
mOndviEe. WyO., 10 spend a few days
with friends Thursday.
Andrew Berkeley returned to his home in
Provo after spending the holidays here.
E. A. Ellington returned from Salt Lake
Thursday where he had been for a few
days on business.
Miss Ella ROsenIof Of Mt. Pleasant visit
ed friends Thursday.
% 8
George Christensen returned Wednesday
from Sewer county, where ne spent the
holidays.
NJ. A. Boyden and 0. N. Ssnderson of
Fairview took in the dance Thursday
evening.
teachers at Fairview, spent a portion of
Thursday visiting friends.
@ o %
The Spring City Literary club gave a
bali at the opera house Thursday even
ing. The FairvieW orchestra was in at
tendance and a very successful time was
enjoyed. Many from outside towns at
tended.
S. T. Beck and wife and Morgan John
r-T-E
Pleasant Friday last.
Emily Nielsen has returned from Salt
Lake, and will remain home for an in
definite period
g. @ 8
The MOroni Dramatic company played
In the Trenches to a well flied house
Saturday evening. The play was well re
ceived.
Oscar Clawson and Maletta Alfred were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Alfred,
Wednesday evening. Bishop Alfred Cffici-
ating- Many invited guests were in at
tendance.
o q .
Miss Nina Christensen continues to i'm
prove slowly from her recent illness,
which has lasted for more than a month.
Her many friends hope for her rapid re-
cOvery.
Judge and Mrs. Jacob Johnson gave an
elaborate New Year dinner at their e.e-
giant residence. The menu was Of the most
dainty character, and many were the well
wishes spoken for the host and hostess
that t1sir New Years might be many and
their dinners as frequent. The following
were present: Judge and Mrs. Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Madsen, Henry L.
Accord and wife. Andrew Olsen and wife,
William Osborne and wife. James Hansen
and wife. Eph Larsen and wife Miss
Hansen. James w. Blafn. Arthur Johnson
and J. Morgan johnson and wife.
% - .
Most of the young people who are at
tending various schools ineIhe state have
returned to their studies. after having
spent a most pleasant week of holidays
with their parents and friends
q - g
On the whole, a quiet and peaceful holi-
day was spent In Spring City.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
(special Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Pleasant Grove, Jan. 6.-Mr. Earl Moore
stopped off here to visit friends and rela-
tives Monday. He left Wednesday NOM
ing for his home at Lawrence, Emery
county.
q q q
Mrs. ShOell. who has been spending the
past two months in Murray with her
daughter. Mrs. Lois Trip, returned home
Friday evening
8 8 8
Miss Ellen Larson was a visitor at Salt
Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Halliday of Amer
lean Fork spent New Years here with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Halliday.
8 9 .
A married peoples dance was given on
Tuesday under the direction of the mis-
sionary committee. About seyenty-five
couple were in attendance ard d general
good time was had by all
The trustees, county superintendent and
principal visited the North and South
schools Fri6ay.
q o q
Mr. Olef Albein left Tuesday morning
for Mercur. where he wiH remain for
some time
o o o
Mr.. Andrew Hanson. after an absence
of nine months in Alberta Canada, re-
turned home Sunday morning. He speaks
we'll OF the country and is thinking some
Of moving his family there in the spring.
Miss Mary Gleason returned home Sun
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RICHFIELD.

fSpecial Correspondence
Richneld. Jan. 5.-Emerson Wright and
day of last week. Not until this week.
however did IL become known outside Of
the near relatives OF the young people.
Tney quietly. went to the court house and
were married by The clerk. Both are pop
ular young people Of this place.
Abner Lowry, after a weeks visit with
MS son here. has returned to his home in
Moroni.
p c. Peterson. teacher Of the public
school at chester, visited with friends
here last week
Ben Rasmussen Of Ephraim spent few
c. Fl. Matthews made a trip to Salt
Lake during the past week.
Ezra Harding and Myrtle Ivie of Auro-
10 were granted a marriage license and
were married by Clerk Hayes Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jennings spent the
holiday week in Salt Lake
Miss Sophia Goldbranson has returned
70 odIlna and resumed charge of her
school.
William Gottfredson and Miss Stella
Beal are visiting in VermiIlion.
Miss Emma. Christensen has returned TO
Re,dlnllond; where she is teaching in the
pubic school.
Miss Helen Alfred of Spring City visit
cd With her sister, Miss Pearl this week
John Meter, after spending a day in
Gunnison, returned TO Salt Lake We'd
q q s.
w. c. Dodge came down from Gold
Mountain Tuesday and Wednesday he
started fer his old home in Minnesota,
Wnere ms FAMILY returned last fall. He
Is undecided whether he viii return TO
Utah.
Misses Elsie Wright and Belle Morri-
son went to salt Lake this week.
anthony Soyka, r B. Sheppard, Byron
Bartlett, Barney Middlemiss Orsnn KEEL
ler and Joseph Nelson have returned to
Gold Mountain, after spending the holi-
Mrs. l. r. Riley is visiting with Mrs.
Fassmore Of Elsinore this week
-
returned TO the city.
George Christensen Of Spring City spent
a lew days 10 town this week -
Mrs. Teresa Huff returned to her hom in
Millard county this week after a visit
with relatives here
8 g @
James Edwards has gone TO Sterling on
account of the serious illness of his
father.
8 8 8
J. 2. Coward was over from Burrvflle
this week.
8 . O
Mrs. J. II. EveTsOll visited with her sis
ter, Mrs. Abraham Johnson Of Mt. Pleas
ant this week.
3 8 8
Jesse Bean returned Wednesday from
his visit TO Mt Pleasant.
81 @ .
c. ". Collins came home Wednesday.
after a couple Of weeks in Salt Lake
City.
o q g
Miss Minnie Brown, after visit with
friends here. returned TO her home in
Joseph Wednesday. Miss Alice Ogden ac-
cOmpanied her on a visit.
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Comine Club Meetings.

The history section of the Ladies Lit
erary club will meet Thursday morning
at 10 O'Clock Mrs. J. s. Lakin viii read
a paper on The Capture Of Calais.
The Battle Of POrtiers' will be given
By Mrs. Douglas. "Chaucer' viii be the
subject OF the one-nimute talks.
The French section meets Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock
The Shakespeare section meets To-
morrow morning.
o @ @
Miss Emmeline Wells and Mrs. {. H.
Felt will have charge Of the programme
at the CleOfan on Tuesday.
g g @
George Eliot's novel, "An Education
In Human Sympathy" viii be the sub
ject discussed by Mrs. Windsor at the
Woman's club on Tuesday.
g g q
The Reviewers meet tomorrow. The
topic will be given by Mrs. Z. D.
Moore.
The ReaDers will meet toIaorroW
afternoon at the Woman's Exponent Of
flee.
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LOGAN.
Especial Correspondence

Especial CORES On0euCe.J
Logan, Jan. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Hen
,lricksen threw open their beautiful home
in the Seventh ward on Monday evening
to a select company Of guests. invited to
cesebrate the fifteenth anniversary of
their wedding. A choice luncheon was
lowed a spicy programme OF songs,
speeches, etc, after which games and 9TH
er pastimes held sway.
DR. J. ". Thatcher came up from Salt
Lake on Sunday to spend Few Years
with relatives here.
81 o .
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson of the Sew
enth ward entertained their friends on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The
first evening the elder people assembled
and enjoyed themselves, and the following
evening a company Of young folks had a
merry time.
% q @
Judge Aurelius Miner Of Salt Lake was
in the city during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff c. Goodwin gave
dinner on Tuesday in honor Of Mr.. Char
ence Hunter. who is visiting here The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. David Rob
bins, Mir. and Mrs. Z. c. Goodwin, Mr..
and Mrs. P. z. Keller and Mr.. Hunter.
. 81 g
Mr.. +. \. Hutchinson of F0catellO was
the guest Of Nj. and Mrs. Kiesel The first
days Of the week.
p . &
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph OdeT entertained
their friends on Thursday evening in
delightful manner There was singing
reclung, cards, conversation and social
games that flied out the evening most
Pleasantly. \ delicious luncheon was also
served. The guests comprised the fol-
lowing well known society folk: Mr.. and
Mrs. p. =. Keller, Mr. and Mrs. F. q.
Goodwin. AR. and Mrs. jesse Earl, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Cummings Mr. and
Mrs. David Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
Hyde. Mrs. Phoebe Mclaughlin, Misses
Nora Jennie. Annie and Hilda EliasOn.
Mss Gretta Carbon, Misses NJ A and
Della TorgesOn. Miss Bertha Halvorsen,
and Messrs. J. c. Walters, J r. Shepard
William J. SWinyard DR. e. a. GOwans,
George Farrell, Leroy Carbon and MT.
Valentine.
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ed by Mrs. Warner at her home on
Tuesday. Jan. 2. The guests Of the
afternoon were Mrs. May Shilling Car
penter. Misses Walker and Moftatt.
The timely topic, Developments IN
Southern Africa, was most thoroughly
treated. Very able magazine articles
were read by Mrs Wenner and Mrs
C0rleW.
An impromptu question drawer was
then held. which brought out much
lively and instructive discussion.
THE Seekers" a bright little poem
from the Club Woman, was read by
Miss Kiesel.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess, and after spending q most
enjoyable social hour La Coterie ad-
5ouTned TO meet in two weeks.
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DAVIS COUNTY.
,SnaciaI Corresnondence. !

aCpEEldl 1DIEESp DuleuEE-l
Kaysville, Jan. 6.-This week has wit
messed a round Of festivities from begin
ming to end. There were numerous pleas
ant home gatherings on Sunday evening,
where Jolly parties of yong people watch
ed for the advent of the new year. Will
ing away the evening with songs, recita-
tons and appropriate festivities, On Mon
day family parties were in order. and
many visitors from other places spent the
day with relatives and friends. Each even
ing during the week public and private
parties and sOCials have been enjoyed
The week was even more lively socially
than was the first week Of the holiday
season.
q o @
Miss Elizabeth W. Smith was the hos
tess on Monday at a dinner given at her
home in West Ksysvilie IN honor of the
widows and aged people Of the ward.
About twenty persons were her guests
from II q. m. until evening. Refreshments
were served as the guests arrived and Ia
ter in the day a sumptuous dinner was
served. Music. vocal and instrumental
was provided for the entertainment of
those who were present. and a most en-
joyable time was had.
q @ q
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Blamires gave a
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SPRINGVILLE.
fsnecia1 Corresnondencen

Especial CorresDOndence0
SDTingyille, Jan. 6.-Tha reunion of the
Alleman family, to have been held at the
city hall last evening. has been indefinite
ly postponed. in harmony with recent
regulations against public gatherings by
the health board. The married people S
bail, appointed for the same evening, met
the same fate.
A very pleasant married peoples. marty
was given at JOhns0n's hall in Mapleton
Tuesday afternoon and evening. num-
Der Of SpringvilIe people We're in attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs z. G. Chaffee, late Of
members Of the eastern colony at Ma
plelon.
A very enjoyable New Years party was
given at the Reynolds hall Monday night.
". A. Worthen went to Salt Lake this
week 10 spend couple OF months in
school.
Edwin TOllhUrst. who has spent the hol-
idays with Dr.. and Mrs. c. J. Peterson,
returned 10 his home in Salt Lake Satur-
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Miss Andrienne Nolen entertained about
twenty Of her friends al a pleasant party
at her home last Thursday evening.
Invitations are out for the annual bah
Of the Home Guards of the Indian wars
to take place at the city hall on Jan. 10
Ray MayCOCk departed for Salt Lake
Thursday, en- route to the mission field.
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Aercur, Jan &C. L. Joy IS entertain
ing his mother and sister. Mrs JOY and
Mrs, wilson this week. Both ladies are
from salt Lake
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John Nicholas returned Sunday from
Cherry Creek, New, where he has been
for the past year placer mining.
q - O.
Dr. Inglesby made business trim to
salt Lake this week. de expects TO be
gone about ten days.
e. . 8
". F. Myers and wife returned from a
ten days visit 10 the city this week
. - -
Mrs Jesse Lund Of Sunshine is visiting
her mother, Mrs Etaugh.
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T. B. Wilde was called to the city on
business Thursday.
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Some members Of the l. D. S. Sunday
school surprised. Andy ChristophersOn last