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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-25

New York. oct. 24-Money on call firm
az sq5 per cent. The last loan 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 5as per cent.
Sterling exchange weak with actual bust
ness in bankers bills az s. s3A for demand,
and az s. s0sk FOR sixty days: posted rates,
StMMdtsg and 81 sttad4s. Commercial
bills. s. 7gt. o. s0z. silver certificates. 64h
G6stlc Bar silver. CSC. Mexican dollars.
Sic Government bonds strong. state bonds
steady and railroad bonds irregular.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

lar stocks was comprised in this morn
ug's news. ".
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year ............. ............. Is an iu .3i4
Charleston Ocs e Spirits uurpcn,ine
firm az 80 cents. sales none. Rosin steady;
sales DO barrels. y. G.. y. Sis; T. $50;
r. N.25; C.. $40. H. $50, ], N.55; X.
81 Go; NJ 81 20. y. $40, W W. s. az.
W w. els.
Wilmington. y. c.. oct 2t-Spirits tur-
pentine. steady, AaHlsc: receipts. Al casks.
Rosin. frm. S.l5Qi Do receipts. 10.
Crude turpentine. steady. $4,000; re-
colpts ~
New Orleans. oct. 2i-Receipts rosin.
rs barrels. Exports. none.
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h.. 'slness IN the sea island cotton mar
L.. me week ending Friday was not
=. as j. shown by the reported sales OF
sainst receipts OF 2.2T2. This is due
pssy 10 an EFFORT to hammer prices
f,.'. are reluctant 10 trade on the
holders are asking
r. ices about as follows:
Pa choice East Floridas 49,. .23hsi2t
-. ohoice and fancy Floridas. 2Sisa2i
i-Ai'a choice and fancy Georgias 9sita2ss.
r,.e Seorgias .....................2 2hQ23
-Aifa fine Georgias ..............29
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Southern Railway.


IN sunday.
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Note.-These quotations are revised
daily, and are kept as near as posglhle In
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices Ofhcial quotations are not used
when they disagree with the prices whole
saiers ask
Country and Northern Produce.
POULTRY market IL steady. Quo
taiions. Broilcfs. S9a35c. per pair; half
grown. 45Gi5oc: threo-fourths grown. b51
eOc: hens 6sQ75c; ROSTERS. 4OaJ0c. ducks.
5OdTbc. geese. 75edSl. 90.
EGGS-Steady at 1sc.
BuTTER-The tone OF the market r.
firm Quotations: Western creamery. 100
24i4c New York state dairy. i7lsa22lkc:
extra Elgius 2iG25c
cHEEsE-Market Arm; fancy fun
eream cheese. l34c for % 20 22-pound
average, 2S4S-pound average. i9c.
Early Vegetables.
IRISH POTAToES-Nor s20
sack
CAHRAGE-5asc per head.
ONIONS-Y yellow in barrels, 500.
crates. eoc; red 81 90a20o
Breadstans, Hay and Grain.
FLOUR Market steady. patent. tta5.
straight. 3.95; fancy s. 10. family. ts@
NEAL Pearl. per barrel s. Is. per sack,
81 p. city meal. per sack. bolted. 81 iT5sGl
81 y. water ground. s. 2zhgl2. city
grits, sacks 81 22iani -. pearl grits. Hud-
nuts. per barrel. s. IS. per sack. 81 30. sun
dry brands. 81 2sat - suck.
CORN Market Arm. white Job lots sc:
carload lots. &c. mixed corn. job lots
&C carload lots. Sc
RICE Market steady. demand good
fancy head. &C.. fancy. Sic
rune s-sss...ss....s......-....
1ood ..''''..'................. wax
Fair ................... .......A eltlL
Common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. giL
OATS-No mixed. carload a3ibc: fob
lots. $50 8Gc; white clipped. cars. sc: job.
a0c
BRAN-Job lots. s5c: carload lots. sOc.
HAY-Market steady: No I timothy.
s2iac job s7ia cars. No ,. Sc Job s2lk cars
sugar ana Conee.
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Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 10 Washington. baltimore. Phila-
delphla and New York; also 10 Jackson
VILE and Tampa.
Dining cars from Savannah 20 Hamlet.
and Richmond 20 New York
Buffet parior cars Savannah 20 Mont
Romsry.
For additional information apply 20
Ticket once. Bull and Bryan streetA
Phone p.
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FLUCTUATIONS N FUTURES.

New York oct. 2i-Coston futures
opened steady Al the advance. and closed
steady az the decline Prices a. follows.
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T-- No ~ No. -
A. S Sasanhah. :. A. l.. kyl " sspmn sspm
a eiunp'a. - A. l.. hyl 4 6pml 4 s6am
a. rsish' =. A. l. Ry. ~ Tpmlii beam
CuIiaaA ?. A. l. ky.. 7 DAM 4 ispEn
= x.a,S,teIhouik. IA. L.hyl isaml 4 xspm
- t s,t a l. hyl ibaml 8 sopm
wasnIhB'"n. fenna. s6am sopm
At baitimore Psnna. no 0amliI bpm
At fhiiadeiphis, Penna. ~ Hpml 6sam
Ar New York Penna ...... 03pul 4 iaan,
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The short line 20 Fernandina, Jackson
Vile. Tampa and other Florida points
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
RICHFIELD.


special Correspondence
Rlchteld Jan. 12.-Wnile J. n COOns
and w. a. Seegmiller were at The resi-
dence Of I. j. Stewart Wednesday evening
TO atten dtO some business. the teachers
Of the J.. D. S. Sunday school took adj
vantage OF the occasion to surprise the
gentlemen. and the evening was turned in
10 q very pleasant one.
A marriage license was issued yesrer-
day 10 Frederick Anderson ana Maria
Lundgren OF Central
Miss ChidesteT, daugEter of District At
torney Chidester Of Panguitch. was in
town a few days last week on her way
home from a trip TO Salt Lake
DR.. Charles is up from Beaver, and in
tends to return and locate here perma-
nently.
Alma Westman has gone TO Salt Lake
to attend the L. D. 5. college.
Miss Nettie Thompson has returned to
Maarysvale, after a pleasant visit vita
friends mere.
H'iss Maggie Horne mas returned to
Provo.
. o a
Walter Anderton has gone back to Salt
Lake 10 finish the school year
D. B. Carson. a former conductor on
the Sanpete and Sewer branch of the RsO
Grande Western railway, was up from
Wins.ow, Ariz.. this week, looking after
some property interests.
81
County Superintendent Magleby Of Mon
roe has bsen visiting the schools here this
week.
. o g
Mrs. c. A. ConOver, mother of Mrs. z.
i. and Mrs q. T. Bean has returned to
M4nu after couple Of weeks visit with
her daughters here.
County Assessor Sorenson of redmond
was in town this week.
Miss Zina Johnson returned to her homo
in Elsinore this week, after a. visit with
her sister, Mrs J. ii. Erickson.
John Thalman is a Mand visitor this
week.
Peter Johnson of GlenwOod and Samuel
Nebeker OF StgUrd were in town this week
as witnesses in the district court.
g g g
William and Israel Salisbury left yes
terday for Stafford ATiz. where they in
tend 10 maEo their future home.
e 80
County Treasurer J. S. Jensen. was up
from Salina few days this week.
Rev. J. F. Price Of Monroe is in town
conducting services with Rev. F. Z. Mork
at the NJ. =. church.
g g O
A cake and sandwich party is to be
given at the opera house next Wednesday
evening by the quorum Of seventies.
@ o
John D. Hansen of Mt. Pleasant has es-
tablished a barber shop in E1sinOre. and
was a visitor here this week.
Pat Ryan and f. r. McGurrin passed
through this week on their way to Gold
Mountain and MaTysVale.
A. J. Moore and ". c. Nelson were
down from Gold Mountain this week.
81 %
F. NJ. and A. F. Rasmussen CT Salina
spent few days in town this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
DAVIS COUNTY.
lspecial CorresnondeneeN

Special Correspondence
KaysvilIe. Jan. Blast evening a most
enjoyable married folks BAH was given
in the Music hall under the auspices Of
the focal amusement committee. Invita-
tons were limited to those over - years
of age and about sixty couples we're pres
emf Old time qUadrilles and ree-s, with
here and there Il new dance by way Of
variety and contrast were given. II was
a pleasant eNe nt and was thoroughly en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Alfred, who
were married in Thatcher. Ariz.. last
week, arrived in Kaysville yesterday and
viii spend a week visiting here with rela-
tiVes prior to Mr.. Alfred leaving on q
mission TO New Zealand. Ms. Alfred
was formerly Miss Sylvia Falkner Of
Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. White Of Salt
Lake ara in kaysville as guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Lew Taylor jr.
Miss Ethel Stewart gave a pleasant
party on Wednesday evening AZ which
there were present about twenty young
Pq9pl9- cards and other games were On.
joyed anu luncheon was served during the
evening
AR and Mrs Fred Layton of Thatcher.
Ariz., are here visiting. Mr.. Layton will
leave on Feb for the southern states on
q mission.
John r, Barnes Is in Provo today.
Mrs. Maggie Alfred. formerly & resident
Of This place is up from Arizona visiting
john r. Woolsey has gone to Logan,
where ne Is attending the Agricultural
NTra II 7 CovgIsv-Noe + .,-t,,, g. - it,
with her brother in Brigham City
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse NJ. Smith started
for Texas today TO be gone several weeks.
They VIII visit in Colorado before re-
8 o @
The. Recitation club, an organization Of
Pennington young people. was enter
day Mss Walsh and Mss Alice Steed
went 10 Logan on Monday TO resume their
studies.
The dramatic club of the Pennington
choir is having a jolly time touring the
county with their pretty drama "Harv-
est. They are meeting with good success
and manage TO make the outings pleas
O g. .
Edward Day Of Bounuful leaves for
Colorado today on mission.
Next Friday the old folks Of South
Weber VIII be entertained by the people
of the ward. An excellent programme
has already been arranged.
Miss Fernelius OF South Weber was the
reeipient Of g pleasant surprise party
4Ir. and Mrs. Edward Jenkinson Of
South Weber viii so to Amy next week
where they viii reside during tie winter
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
CONFINEMENT AT GUAM.
Natives Seem 70 Be Satisfied Vita
Rule Of Americans.


Washington, Jan. 13.-Captain Nc
Gala, commanding the United States
ship Newark, has written a letter to
the chief of the bureau of navigation,
in which he makes the following state
ment: -
"On our way across the Pacific I
found il necessary to stop at Guam
for the purpose of cOaling. The island
is q very beautiful and fertile one.
The governor and his assistant, SAT-
ford, seem to be the right men for
the place.
IAN the officers at the station are
doing their utmost to improve the con-
diti0n Of the people. 1 am sure the
administration of the governor will
bring great credit 10 the navy de-
partment and viii be satisfactory to
the country.
As a sanitary measure, the neces-
sity Of piping water from the noun
tains to Agana and the adjoining VIII
lagos is pressing. BY such an improve
ment the shallow wells, all of them
contaminated, could be filed in and the
health Of the natives improved
Looking at the question from
purely commercial point of view. ] feel
satisfied that every dollar spent by the
government on the island of Guam will
be returned to our country an hundred
fold. From the indications OF content
meat and satisfaction with the meth
DDS recently adopted on the island,
am certain that the new administra-
ton is already most successful.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
PAYsoN.
lspeclal corresnonasncal

Special COrrespOndencaJ
Payson, Jan. 12-There have been n,
public amusements or meetings durln- the
last two We Is " fe 1t not for a
private social ies and ev ming partie the
times would have Cragged S OWly
Mrs ~. D. Dixon gave her son Cha III
pleasant surprise on Is ziCn Dl fhday.
Games and refreshments were enJoyIneilts
OF the evening
Sheriff George a. storrs is here today.
Mrs. James Matthews left for her homa
in MOntrose, Colo. last "Wednesday.
Mrs. william Anoss gsve an oyster sup
per last Thursday TO few friends.
Mr.. E. 5. Carroll went to Provo last
II. 5; Mccanne Of the capital city was
g o 8
Frank HERMAN and wife went to Nam
moth last Wednesday.
g 6 q
OTraweii simons jr~ returned home
Wednesday from his sheep camp,
q q 8
Mr. and Mrs sFairehild gave a social
dance on Thursday evening at their home
to few friends.
Miss Dolly Taylor gave a pleasant social
Friday evening to her little friends.
q &. q
Alexander Thornton has now recovered
and is around again
PaysoI district schools reopen on Mon
day, JAN %,
Herman Snow the tragedian Of Salem,
was here Thursday.
@ O .
Mrs. Nathan Rockhill entertained a
number Of friends at cards last Tuesday
evening.
G; NJ d. Robinson Of Spanish Fork
mills was here Thursday.
I. g. WINNER returned from Rich coun-
Miss Mammie Bushnell of Nebo City is
visiting here this is week " <
John. Ole and Peter johnson Of Salem
were here Friday and bought forty acres
Of land Of Mrs. Mary A Lewis.
Mr.. Hart Page is on the sick list.
9 q .
DR.. Warner Of Spanish Fork was here
today on business.
% o
Walter Fairbanks of Glenwood visited
here this week.
8 o O.
Bishop John E. Hinsh is a sufferer from
rhumatism this week, caused from a Sc
we're cold and exposure.
pr. Charles L. OlesOn Of Brigham City
" IS here on Friday.
g 9 8
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SPRINGVILLE.


lSpaclal Correspondence
S7uuEvile Jan. 3.-AIr. Alexander Rob
t-.5.- mas been very sick with DneumO-
la- aut IS slowly improving.
81 - -
hI- Nuakes came down from Thistle
lot 81 leN days visit this week.
SIR. and Mrs. Milan Mower who were
-.a 90 visit 10 relatives. returned to
,---r nome in Lewiston Friday.
S.snhan GrOesbeck is, quite sick with
rheumatism.
Ars. ". a. Fuller is down from Butte.
7T-,5l -..r loS "a visit TO her mother, Mrs.
o o 8
MS Eeith Johnson ieft fer CastleEate
S. .-iE--y- Tor a visit to her sister, Mrs.
.-elar {. JeX was over from Spanish
Fork ul business Monday.
William B. Raymond commenced his
---e az the Brigham Young academy
Do F7g,o Monday.
,ee...2raaee Crandau went to Cripple Creek.
~.-'r 0- business Friday.
r---.5 Mark Alexander came over from
---.e"- this week for a visit at home
g % %
i-.- .rlndall came home from Wyom-
'-7 saturday, for a visit TO his family.
@ 9 g
. ave e..--..gp came home from the Tintie
--.-.-. .aas day.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Number of Transfers Recorded Yes
terday.


terday.
For a consideration representing $lS,-
500 Susan Z. W. Smith yesterday pur-
chased the interest of Clarissa ". ).
Williams, Margaret W. s. Parry, Eliz-
abeth 5. Cartwright, Priscilla Smith
and Emma p. Smith in the following
properties. The west half of lot ?.
block 1O3. plat 4; 6xS rods in lot I,
block IS: II 3-12 feet by j rods in lot 3,
6x30 rods in lots, 1 and 3, block IS,
plat A. Salt Lake City survey; PAS
acres in Jordan plat survey, IN the
southeast corner Of section 81, town.
ship north, range 1 west also half
interest in 4.0S acres adjoining
Lorenzo Snow, jr., yesterday sold TO
County Auditor George II. Wood 212xS
rods facing south on Third South street.
between Sixth and Seventh, for Sl,325.
Robert Z. Spence purchased the adjOin-
ing three rods for S1750. Both Mr.
Wood and Mr.. Spence will erect fine
homes on their land. which. from re-
cent improvements made, is in a desir-
able neighbOrh0Od.
a deed was hled for record yesterday
with the county recorder conveying
from LOOMS Burrel1 of Little Falls, y.
Y. to the Shawmut Mining company
the u and I lode mining claim, situat-
ed in West Mountain district The con-
sideration stated in the deed is So. 00O
Percival o. Perkins, now a resident
Of PocatellO, yesterday sold to Myron
W. Davis his home on the west side of
Fifth East street, between Fourth and
Fifth South. The lot is 21sx10 rods in
size, and the price paid was s., 500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
EUREKA
lsneelal Correspondence,

lSnecl1t CORES pUndence
Eureka, Jan 12.-F. II. Schmidt of the
I'll Refine Mining company spent Thurs
day in the Capital city.
J. W. Merrill was a guest Of the White
House in salt Lake city Wednesday and
Thursday.
Attorney p. n. C.. Stott was in Zion
several days during the past week, on
legal business.
VIII Beck visited his parents at Provo
the early part of the week
@ o.
Brig Smu0t. who has been employed by
the Grand Central Mining company for
che past year. has resigned his pOsiti ln
and uI last Wednesday left for Chicago.
Tie W.li enter the employ of he Dearborn
drug d. Chemical company ut chat city
and viii later take charge of that com
a- Denver Brig has a host Of frieISs in
Unite district, who wish him success.
Miss tate Marshall left last Monday
for Concord. O., where she viii spend a
few weeks visiting friends.
Captain George Ryan Of the West Gable
Mining company was In Salt Lake City
on business several dIys this week.
- . 90
Del Roberts was in Provo last Thurs
u-'' q O. a.
John A. Hunt made a business trip to
the state capital Thursday morning.
George AIcErlaine was i'm Salt Lake ne
fore part Of the week, on mining bust
ness.
Mrs Del Roberts has returned from q
Visit at Provo.
% g g
Z, T. Terry of the salt Lake firm of
Brown Terry d Woodruff came out
Wednesday evening TO examine some
mining property in which he is inter
es-sd.
William Knight is the father of a boy,
VINO arrived last Sunday.
Fay Evans was called 10 Park City this
week by the death Of his brother. John
Evans, who died az that place last Sat
Bob Futon has returned to Eureka,
after an absence Of several months.
Mrs. Z.ue AIuhlenbach visited friends in
Provo during the week.
90 . o.
T. Rich. who recently purchased o. one
D ar interest i'm the business of UpnTiQf A.
sullivan. went ia 10 Salt Lake the first of
he week Mr. Rich returned to Eureka
I lrsdly evening and viii move his fam
Mrs. Mrs Frank Browning is in salt Lake
o. T. Spiiman returned from Salt Like
-a~i Wednesday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

.-ori-s at the lodge han last evening.
Us the regular evening for meeting
Do "f1a I0dFe was ln session Wnen me
als arrived laden Win baskets OF good
49, card playing. etc were enjoyed
t--.7, 1qte hour. A fine supper was
b.7f during the evening.
lawrence Winters went down TO MaHi
yesterday
VIII Clark Of salt Lake City has been
q, Town this week
william Rid. travelling passenger agent
% rFe Rio Graude Western is down IN
.-fs valley looking up business.
1,rn Orton. Herbert and Ray Tucker
mi over TO Tucker from FairvleW This
91k 10 remain.
Arthur Candlaud returned Monday from
f-.et trip 90 salt Lake City.
p
Mrs H. r. Mcintosh returned Wednss-
5ly from trip south
less Reynolds. Arthur Mills and Mrs.
rs-rIs Zabriskie were among the visitors
If the south this week.
% g o q
crowd Of Young folks from this city
went up 90 Fairvie~ 20 attend wedding
srcs Wednesday evening.
e. e. e.
tif Erickson and family and Tute
peterson and family went up to Fairview
-r- y and visited with the family Of
sven ID. Nielsen.
Q . q
Archie Anderson Of Fairview went 70
1rartf This week 10 remain a month or so.
g. 81 90
Hvrum Nelson and A. s. Thompson are
owe. at M0rIni today.
g q .
A. T. Anderson and J. n. Farnsworth
were in Manti on busiues5 this week.
The masque bah tonight viii be a sue /
e.-=.ll affair. A largo number of masks
ire being sold and all hands gre preparing
60 De- present.
o. g .
AIR. and Mrs Arthur Mills held pleas i
AMI wedding reception Saturday eveuiu-
IN the Round Hills. The band was with /
the guests that went 1Ct from here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
EVANSTON.
tspecIaI Correspondencel

Especial Correspondence
Evanston, WyO.. Jan. u.-Mrs +. S
Eamake- returned Wednesday from a ten
days vis.s in Salt Lake with L. J. Jack
son and family.
Mr.. Ben Ausherman and Fred VOight
returned last week from a three months
trip to the Sandwich islands and re-
port a most enjoyable time. They also
had fCr companions on the home voyage
Or. eth and bride. who will go TO
Mexico for the winter.
Mrs. II. 3. billiard returned Saturday
from several days visit with Ogden
friends.
Mrs Reed and Miss Hattie Rathbun
Lake.
James WINSTON is home from a
months stay in Granger.
Rev. Smith of Rock Springs arrived
Thursday and is assisting Rev. i. E.
Hollar OF the Methodist church. in revival
services. Rev TarbilL the presiding
elder of this district, IS also expected.
o . %
The Ladies Aid society Of the Presby-
teziau church met with Mrs. Bristol
Thursday afternoon with a good attend
ance.
Miss Nan Kimball has been on the sick
list suffering from tonsilitis
%
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
church met with Mrs. Mark FOote Thurs
Gay afternoon and accomplished consider
able work Refreshments were served
ana they meet in two weeks with Mrs.
Schwenck.
o 8 8
The Daughters Of the King held their
monthly open meeting with Miss Edith
frost. Ihere were quite number pres
ent and d most delightful evening was
spent.
- 8 .
Mrs. II. Drew. sister and daughter. were
in Salt Lake the past week.
@ . .
Mr.. Jack Mckenzie OF Butte Mont.
visited his parents in this eitv last week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
HEALTH REPORT.
Showing of Statistics For Month of
December.

Showing of Statistics For Month Of
December.
The health departments report for
December shows a total of forty-two
deaths, eight less than for December
of 1898 Twenty-four of the dead were
males and IS females; We're under 5
years Of age, 4 between the ages Of 5
and %, and II were over So years Of
age. Five died of old age, 4 each Of
pneumonia and consumption; typhoid
fever caused three deaths, brOnchO
pneumonia, heart failure and mitral in
sufficiency 2 each, and measles, puer-
peral septicaemia, ptOmaine poison, ad-
Olson disease, cancer Of stomach, cere-
bro spinal meningitis, tetanus, endO-
carditis, asthma, pleurisy, pulmonary
congestion. ciTrhOsis of liver. Obstruc-
ton of bowels. Bright's disease, ne
phrits, fracture Of lumbar vertebrate.
morphine poison and teething each
caused I death. Only 10 of the dead
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ah join IN wishing them = happy and
PROSPEROUS journey through life
Mr.. and Mrs William Kofard gave a
party at their residence Thursday evening
az Mhlcn numerous relatives and friends
@ . o
superintendent George Austin and Nay
~ ~ 9loelah Evans OF Lehi were in town
Etlaay talking sugar bets. WfEile here
Icy were, the guests Of George W.
@ o %
Preparations are being made for pic
me ana aance tor the old folks Of the
tohl, 20 De given at the opera house
next thursday evening.
. g e
AlE. ana Alrs. Henry J.. Accord gave one
o. the most delightful parties Of the yea
son az their residence Wednesday even
lhs. Jan TO- An elegant repast was serv-
tl- dLter which the guests INDUCED in
eiattinE, games, music, etc, Whe1 ice
cream, coffee ard cake was sTVed
q q 8
Mr.. and -SIrs. George Mcdonald OF Eu-
rska are here this week. visiting with
Mr. md Mrs. John T. Blain. Nh Me-
551'laid Is a fireman on the Rio Grande
western railway.
9 9 .
The Spring City Dramatic club is pre-
!iAIlnS 70 put on a play some time next
week. A very good company has the play
in hand