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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-25

vagabundos que pululan por las GALES
Las Ordenanzas Municipales son ter
minantes en- este punto, y los encarga-
dos del orden p1blico deben hacerlas
cumplimeutar.
~ Sc ha despedido de nosotros,
para su pueblo de Guayanilla, la distin.
guida y bellisima sefiorita Aurea Struch
Deja inuy buenos recuerdos entire
sus amigos de aquf.
Corresponsal.
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FL sanatorlo-MSdiees nssables-UnA hsara DO.
Ios-Injuste fsrxadsr-Tsdo % nd saiyade..---.
uaeuos el henor-Lna pierRa reta-Regociio- 80
o6clal-Por Le6u XIII.
Julio 70 de 1908.


HOY hemos visto Ia circular las
bases del Sauatorio Medico Quirlirgico
de los doctores Vil1aronga, Coronas y
Suarez, Y sbrigamos la esperanza de
que tan nagnf6co proyecto llegue ser
un hecho.
Sabemos que los notables doctores,
padres del proyecto, no omitiran gastos
de ninguna clase, flu de montar dicho
Sanatorio q la altura de otros estableci-
mientos de esa fndole que existen en-
Europa.
lis imperlosa necesidad que tiene la
isla de un establecimiento de esa clase,
impone su fundaci6n, y asf 10 1econo-
cera todo el 1ue lea Ia referida circular.
~ Apesar de la crisis, los cinema
tdgrafos de la Marina y Ia ciudsd sc
ven muy concurridos todas las noches.
= ~ Aver venfan desde Caguas, a
pie; por Ia carretera central, una mujer
cuyo nombre ignoramos, y el indivfduo
Alberto Valdes.
va cerca de Ponce, Ell Valdes forzo a
su 'eompafera de viaje, robzndole des-
M IS lios de ropa y I'm par de zapatos.
Hoy fue denunciado ell hecho a la po-
Ella, los guardias Rafael Castro y
bandalio Rivera lograron capturar al
ITenorio ladron, recuperandc las ropas y
ell par de zapatos.
~ En- Ia carcel de -eSta 1ocalidad
existeneS indivfduos, cumpliendo con-
dena.' -,
~ Tn empleado de la Compafifa
an6nima de la luz electrica, que trabaja.
ba en- 10 alto de I'm 'poste, en- la calle 8
callej6n del Comercio. tuvo la desgracia
de cser sobre la calle y romperss una
pierna.
~ Nacimientos: Pedro Sobradc Ra.
mos, Petra Mirabal Velez. Andres Cor
sino Rojas, Casimira Colon, Teresa Co.
Ion y Beltran.
- Defunciones: Pedro Perez, Gu-
mersjndo Vazquez, Tomasa Pefalver,
~ Juicios orales sef1a1ados en- esta
Corte de Distrito, para el dia " del co
rriente.
Eusebio Torres, de Ponce, por hurto;
Jose Negr6n, de Ponce, por homicide
frustrado.
x*x Sc nos asegura que el 25 del CO.
rriente habr& festas ell esta ciudad, ini-
ciadas por el Ayunta miento.
~ Los P. Paules han recibido how
oficialmente la noticia de la muerte del
Papa.
Con tai motive, desde las cinco de es-
ia tarde comenzaron dollar las CAM
panas, y nos dicen que asi continuaran
por el espacio de nueve dlas, con des-
canso de cortos intervalos.
Corresponsal.
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RuSiG peIenid0
SoldadoS q Ia Manchuria
Aprestos guerreroS

Nueva York, sabado.-Noti.
cias de San Petersburgo. dicen
que han sido enviadas las orde-
mes correspondence para que
salgan numerosas tropas mosco.
vitas con destino a la Manchu-
ria.
Ell ejercito russo Sc ocupa en-
maniobras militares y en- hace1
simulacros de ataque y defensa
Los arsenales del pals mosco-
vita. trabajan con actividad ex-
traordinaria preparando mate
rial de guerra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-25
B|lg0|iQ clQlZ
Un gabinete nombrado
Ell Principe soberano

Nueva York. sabado-Comu-
minan de Paris que ha quedado
triunfante el orden en- Bulgaria,
despues de los terribles s'1cesos
realizados 1ltimamente en- aquel
pals.
Ha sido nom brado un gabine-
te ministerial que gobernara Ell
pals en- la ausencia del principe
soberano.
Es muy probable, casi SECURE
que ell principe renuncie 4sus
derechos al trono.
Ell Soberano de Bulgaria po-
see una gran fortuna y no pa
rece muy amigo de correr ries-
gos en- I'm pals tan revoltoso CO.
mo ell suyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-25
M0lSeI0 R0npONQ SGId degIdD
Convene alos intereses de
la Iglesia
Las influencias de Monsefor.

Nueva York, sabado. - Mas
despachos llegados de Roma di-
cen que todas las probabilida-
des estan de parte de Monse1or
Rampolla para ocupar la silla de
San Pedro.
Este popularisimo Cardenal,
que ha ocupado siempre eleva
dfsimos cargos diplomaticos
cuenta con grandes infuencias
en- todas las cortes de Europa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-25
sERvicIo DE cABoTAJE

SERvICIO De CAB0TAJE
Tn vapor sale todas las los UEVES DOR
ESTE oa los VlERNES ell OESTE las de la mananA
Saldra por e ESTE Vternes, Julio "a Agosto7.
Saldra por e OESTE: Martes Julio t6 y 80.
2o Abri. 3 y II.
Los vapores CoAMo PONCE sadran para Ponce
directos (y otros puertos) hacia Julio Agoso 8.
Un de pasae de ruta sale de San para
Mres sguiendo la egada del vapor de va1
por Ell ESTE.
Un vapor de de rua nega San Juan de New YOr
antes de la sada del vpor vaes PEI
e1 OESTE.
Ocna San Juan Gale de Tetuan esquna de la Tanc
rELEFONO
Ofcina de Nueva York, Ndm broadway
Ofcna de Nueva Orleans W. Fuck, Agent, 69 Common st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-25
Sc coMPRAN ABANlcos

antiques, de cualquier cIase que sean aunqne
noesten en- buen estado. En- el nlimero 81
calle de Tetuan imformaran
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1903-10-21
M WE'D I

WE have mSyea orr Shop and Office below
kind Engine stacks Eyaporaos
End q I'm Gravel Roofing call
Aespecfally, BURRIsG s DIvvER
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JOHN a. AUSTIN.
THE MAGNET,
The SC. and 1Oc. STORE.

The Man down next to the Postoce that sells the Best
Remember, Two Big Stores now. Visit No. 2 Magnet
for Stoves, Crockery Glassware Hardware, &c.
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IN SOCTE

recitation. Rhoda Mason; piano selec-
ton, Miss Esther Meist; song, Charles
II. Prisk; recitation. Miss Lillian
Hedges; song. Charles PTisk.
w. A Ciam spent a few hours in
Park this week.
George ]. Ramsey is in Park to-
day.
DICK Canty returned to Park Tues
day morning.
John CAVITY returned to Park this
week.
Saturday evening at the home Of Miss
Minnie kesseI Miss Ready entertained
her many friends at musicale About
forty people we've present and thor
oughly enjoyed the carefully prepared
programme, which was as follows.
Duet. Mrs. Diem and Miss IZescel; pi-
ano solo. Laura Townsend; instrument
tai solo. cleo Getsch, piano solo, Esther
Gidley; piano selection, Florence Hurl-
but. Instrumental solo, Miss Kescei;
PIANO solo, Crescent Smith; piano selec-
ton, Florence Hurlbut; Instrumental
solo. Miss Diem; piano selection, Laura
Townsend; piano solo. Miss Ready. Al
the close OF the programme Miss Ready
read several interesting articles on
Chopin.
Miss Emma Ramsey came 10 Park
TODAY.
The teachers Of the Jefferson school
had a chatting party Friday. Those
present were: Misses Agnes TOwey
Lena Mcdonald. Florence- Carpenter
Eva Lambert. Maud Gray. Jean Pear
son. Kate Thorpe. Blanche woodward
Alice Fisher; Mrs. BlOcher. and Messrs
+. Peterson and c. A. Blocher.
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home Of G. w. Petersen Wednesday
evening, Miss Daisy Petersen enter
tanning. Next Monday evening the club
win meet with Miss Rhoda Larsen.
The J. n. j.. club held a debate at
the opera house Wednesday evening
Bishop c. r. Davis OF the South ward
was the recipient of a surprise party
at his home Saturday evening.
NJ p Madsen and son, Charlie, and
Miss ElleE Niadsen Of this city, attend
ed the wedding reception of Orsen
Madsen and Miss Segrid at Castle Dale
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn Of Helper
are visiting relatives and friends here.
DR.. Otto Nielsen spent Tuesday at
home.
Ole Larsen. foreman of the Log Cabin
mine at Marysvale, moved his family
from this city to Marysvale Monday
The Snow Academy Concert company
win make q tour Of the county this
month in the interest of the musical
department Of the academy. The COM
pany consists Of the following; Misses
Susie Larsen. Grace Stoler, Lille and
Hazel Greaves- Messrs- NJ r Chris
tophersor, MILFORD AIcAllister William
WestenslOow and Master Willie Taylor.
The wedding reception given by Mr.
and Mrs o. J. Andersen az Castle Dale
Friday to their daughter Segrid. and
sOn-in-law. Orsen Madsen of this city
was a handsome affair. The hGoored
guests were married in the Manti tenn
pie Wednesday evening, Nov is, and
on the evening Of that day We're the re-
cipients of a splendid reception in this
city at the horne Of the groOm's parents
( The event in Castle Dale Friday was
attended by representative citizens
/ from many towns in Emery county.
a dancing party was held at th5
I Schwale hall Thursday evening.
( A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
! Henry Stevens Saturday
A baby boy arrived at the home o.
! Christian Larsen Wednesday night.
/ Mrs. Judge Johnson Of Spring City
was visiting here Saturday.
Mrs. Sadie Price of Denver, Mrs
! James z. Cole and Mrs. Magum of Ne
I phi were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolpl
/ Hansen Sunday.
Miss Bertha Madsen was down from
I MI Pleasant FRIDAY.
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MANTI.

James Westenskow and family and
John WestenskOw Of Emery county
were visitors in this city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Ellison are visit
ing in Colorado.
Reuben Dewitt of Marysvale and
family spent several days in this city
during the week
Mrs. E. D. Sorensen Of Nephi is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. =.
Voorhees,.
Fred smith, now a resident Of Foun-
tain Green, was in the city the past
week.
Lee Han came up from Provo last
week.
Miss Hazel voorhees, spent Thanks
giving DAY with her parents in this
city. Miss Voorhees, is attending school
at the l. D. 5. university.
Aurora Marriager and sister Of Salt
Lake are visiting Prof. and Mrs. NJ. Z.
ChristOffersOn.
Joshua Fielding visited here the past
week.
President Louis Anderson was q Wis
itor to Salt Lake City this week
Elmer Anderson was home this week
from Provo, where he is attending
the b Y. university.
I. H. Mcdonald is temporarily the
Manu station agent at the r. @. W
depot during the absence Of Mr. ALI
son.
Lawrence Nelson OF Ferron has been
spending a few days in the city.
julius G. VanAusdal and wife Of San
taQuin were Manti visitors during the
i week.
The South Ward Sunday schol of this
+ city gave a delightful programme We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs w. G.. Crawford. who resides
y in the metropolis, was in the city dur
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San Francisco. where he VIII remain
FOR some time. having accepted eIu-
plOyment there. His family viii re-
main here for the present.
Aquila Nebeker returned from a visit
to Salt Lake on Saturday.
A. r.. BranseOmb Of Milwaukee is
visiting in Logan.
District Attorney +. X NebelSer spent
several days of the week i'm Salt Lake
City.
The members Of the local A. E.
church gave a delightful social on Tues
day evening.
The bazaar given by the First ward
during the week was great success
and attracted many society folk. who
We're generous indeed i'm their patron
age of the attractions offered there.
elias kimban returned to his home
in Logan this week after an absence
OF. several months in idaho.
The Philomathic Literary society
rendered a pleasing programme at it's
meeting held last night TX Included
piano solo by Miss Annie Egbert. an
address by Professor Upham and a
song by Miss IVY Farr-
+ Editor T. o. Bacon, OF the Ouray
: (Colo.) Herald, is visiting I'm Logan
AS the guest Of his brother, T.. j.
4 Bacon.
Mrs. Z. Thomas entertained at a
! KensingtOn tea on Monday afternoon.
/ The affair was held i'm the Eagle hotel
/ parlors and was a most enjoyable az
fair. A large number Of guests were
I present.
Bishop W. B. Preston is in Logan on
1 a visit to relatives.
Edward Hanson has returned 10 his
( home here after lengthy absence in
Idaho.
A basket social was given in the Sew.
( enth ward hall on Friday evening, al
which a great many OF the people OF
that ward enjoyed themselves.
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RTCuFTTTn

Sidney Black is down from KIM
berry.
MISS Nellie sellers Of salt Lake is
vislcing with friends.
Mrs. J. w. Bean came down from
Kimberly this week.
Miss Myrtle Bertlett, teacher at
Kimberly, has returned TO Richheld,
the school having been closed.
n. w. Ross and daughter Lizzie re-
turned from Canada to Joseph Tues
da-
Miss Mazda Gardner and Miss rs
telle Morrison entertained a number
OF young folks at a Thanksgiving lunch
at the home Of Miss Gardner.
Anon Griggs arrived from Oregon
Wednesday He reports all the peO-
pie who went from this country do
ing wen and quite well satisfied.
The ElsinOre Mutuals viii furnish the
programme for the cOnjoint meeting
7 i'm the tabernacle in this city next Sun
! day evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Peterson gave
/ q Thanksgiving dinner at their home
/ I'm Monroe. and a number Of their
friends were present, as follows:
Messrs. and Mesdames S. w. Goold. A.
w. Bohmau, A. H. Fraser, William
Goold; Mrs. ole Peterson and Miss Eft
: ia Peterson.
Miss Lucille Galloway visited in Mon
roe this week.
Lester Wright and Miss June Cen
try spent Thanksgiving in Mt. Pleas
ant.
Andrew Boyle went to Salt Lake
Monday to enter school
The Presbyterian Sewing circle vii
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field Saturday to enjoy few days with
his folks here. he returned Wednes-
day.
James Larsen returned from his trip
north on Tuesday
s. j. Anderson. who has been at
Mammoth for some time. returned this
week to remain an indefinite period.
Edward Beckstrom. a we'll known
young man of this city. and Miss Ollie
Weston, one Of Mor0nis popular young
ladies', were married at the residence
Of the groom's parents here Wednes-
day. Following the wedding ceremony
the immediate families of the contract
ing parties partook of one Of the most
delectable wedding suppers served here
in a long time. After this mad been
concluded the entire party adjourned
to the opera house. where a large party
was awaiting them. The newly-made
man and wife led grand march, after
which the crowd enjoyed the merry
dance until a late hour. The couple
were the recipients Of many warm
words of congratulation.
Mrs Nettie Norris and Miss Lydia
/ Beckstrom are down from salt Lake
City on a short visit to relatives and
( friends here.
ShOmau, LOngsdOrf was a Scoheld Wis
/ itor for several days early in the week
Surveyor Fox OF Manu is here on
Deb Miller came in from Price early
/ in the week and viii remain here a
7 few days.
n. S. Nelson came home Wednesday
+ from points in eastern Utah and west
ern Colorado. where he has been fol
the past month
Brigham Porter and Martin Aldricf
started Thursday morning for the Wes'
4 Tintic country. where they viii spend
the greater part of the winter.
The Indian war veterans Will hOlC
+ their third annual reunion in this city
on Dec. Is. il viii consist of a lengthy
programme in the afternoon at the
\ opera house. to be concluded with al
Indian skirmish conducted just as sucl
affairs We're years ago, and presented
by a number Of the old veterans wh'
/ have seen many such in the early days
After the programme has been com
p.eted the entire party viii partake o
a banquet, which viii be furnished b.
those in attendance, and the whole vii
conclude with a grand ball for all mar
ried folks at night.
Clair Winters and Miss Bertrud
Seely were married in Castle Dale 81
Dec. l. Mr.. Winters home is IN thi
city, where he has always resided
while the bride is a daughter of Or
ange Seely Of Castle Dale.
The Twentieth Century club was en-
tertained this week by Miss LOdiCi
Seely at the residence Of J. II. Seely
Miss Nora Clawson read Washington
the City of Leisure" and Mrs MIN
Jensen gave the current events. Mrs
Amasa Aldrich was taken into member
ship In the club.
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ing the week visiting with her hus-
band.
The North Ward sunday school of
this city intend putting ON an enter
rainment i'm the near future.
Mrs. Peter Greaves. 1r.. Of Ephraim
and little daughter. were visitors dur
ing the week.
Mrs Charles Dorsey was visiting iu
Manti during the week
Lester f. Pouison and Ernest r.
Poulson of Ephraim were in Manl
Tuesday last.
Mrs Lillian Petersen of Erhraim was
in 1Iand last Tuesday.
Mariuus Mcrteusen ana Vile Of Au-
r0Va. SEWER county. spent several 4a}
IN this city dUtius the week.
Ms. Ephraim Hansen of Ephrain
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. lnez r. Dorsey of AT. Pleasant
visited IN Aant durrg tac past week.
Thomas ~. Duke and Nite of Provo
We're visitors in THIS city dur.ng tne
entire week
Sarah II. Cole ~ Nephi visited friends
! ia Nanti during the week.
Anders Christensen of Enhraim WAS
among the visitors in this city curins
The week
James G.. Nelson OF Provo was a
/ Mand visitor Tuesday last
3Irs, ]. H. Seely 'of 1t. Pleasant was
In the city during the week.
Willis *. Johnson and son were in
! Manu during the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Bernard Perry LEFT
/ Thursday last for Salt Lake City on
business and pleasure combined.
! T.. II. Parry was in salt Lake CITY
I during the week on business
The Ladies' Literary club of this city
met Thursday of the past week with
Mrs. j. Nj. Burns, where the pro-
gramme was given after which the
hostess entertained the members pres
ent together with a few friends.
Mrs Richard Evans and family who
for severa, years have been residents
of this city left for their old home
Nephi. where they win again take un
their abode I'm the future. AIr. Evans
was in charge of the lumber yard OF
Grace Brothers here, but during the
I week a deal between Grace Brothers
( of Nephi and T.. NJ. Works of this ci&
was closed in which Mr.. works becam,
p sole owner OF the lumber yard SIT
I Works. outside of this. runs a lumber
yard on quite a large scale.
Miss Eme WitbeC1 OF Sterling mas
] been visiting the past week az the HON,
of Mrs u. q. Brown.
The Sanpete county teachers lnsu
tute win be held in this city Dec. ID
Wednesday evening last Mr. an'
Mrs. Luther r. futile entertained
number Of friends In honor of th'
; birthday of their little daughter.
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FPHRAIM

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. McCafferty enter
tanned a party of friends at their home
In this city Sunday evening. The af-
fair was enjoyed By the following
guests; ar. Ernest Williams and a
Mr.. Burns Of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Sa-
die Price of Denver, Mrs. James Cole
Of Nephi. Mr.. and Mrs. AdOlph Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurensen, and Misses
Laura Hansen and Nora Andersen of
this city.
An informal luncheon was given by
Miss Anna Frost at the close Of the
dancing party Monday at which the
following guests were present. Mes
danes Sophia Jensen. Alice Otterstrom.
Nora Andersen, Render Christensen,
ME Taylor, Anna Frost. Messrs. John
Greaves, George Taylor, jr., Thomas
Faulin, Fred Jorgensen, James Han
sen and George Jorgensen.
Mrs. George Anderson entertained a
number of friends informally Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. SOrn y. Sorensen gave
a reception at their home Thursday
evening in honor of the marriage OF
their daughter, Ebelena, and Mr.. Ira
/ Despair of Fountain Green.
The following society people from
| outside towns were in attendance at the
! closing bali in the pavilion Monday
] evening. Willie Hansen, Frank Nc
+ Gam. Andrew Petersen. Miss Mabe
J Johnson and Miss Bertha Madsen Of
/ Mt. Pleasant; Fred futile, MelrOsC
] Spicer and Horace Brown OF Manti.
The Autumn Leaf club met at the
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PERTAINING by Mrs. Davies, and IN serv-
ing refreshments by Misses Wilson,
Pearson and Gray.
Mrs. J. J. Gauegan entertained very
pleasantly at dinner Sunday afternoon
IN honor Of Mrs. Kearns. Covers were
laid for thirteen. The guests were
Father Galligan. Misses Faddln, WIZ
son, Malone. Helen Kearne. Mesdames
Kearns. Wilson. COulon and Masters
John Galligan. Charles Coulon, Edmund
and Thomas Eearns.
Frank Boyle returned to the Park
Thursday. after a years visit in Penn
sylvania.
The usual social dance was given
Tuesday evening and a large crowd at
tended.
The following people formed a jolly
skating party Saturday evening: The
Misses May Hedges, Lillian Hedges
and Hurlbut and the Messrs Frank
BannicOtt, George Geiger and Robert
Roy.
Mrs. Clarence r. Drake was a Salt
lake passenger this week
Miss Lois Lockhart entertained in
formally Friday afternoon. Her guests
we're Ednen Thlriot Isabel Buck, Mi
Tiam Hubbard. Josephine McCarty, Do
rothy Heath, David Geiger, Grace Jen-
nings, Ruth Marshall. Bub Thompson,
George Franklin Horace Hedges, Do
rothy Fargo. EUla Beggs
Mrs. =. m. TOwey was a passenger
TO salt Lake Friday afternoon.
Miss Harris spent Friday and Satur-
day i'm Park City.
Mrs. Reymer spent a few days in the
Park.
Sunday evening Miss May Bailie en-
tertained a number of her friends at
home. Delicious refreshments were
served and delightful time had by all.
Those present were Misses Kate Law
renee. Agnes TOwey. Carrie sutton, A.
Harrington, Margaret Brundage. Min
ME KesceL Mrs. Buck MessrS john A
Molin, Teats Buck, Mike and S. Wal
den.
Sam Treweek was passenger to the
Park Sunday morning He expects to
remain here all winter.
Henry Spraig was a salt Lake visitor
this week
H. G. Bates returned to the Park
Thursday morning, after a short stay
in the city.
George Fairbanks was a passenger
on the incoming train Thursday morn
ing.
Tuesday. in Salt Lake. two of ParI
City's popular young people were mar
ried-Miss Annie BUrgman and Mr.. Gu,
Ling. The wedding was a surprise Il
their many friends, who wish them al
success. The young couple will maxi
their home in the Park.
Frank Evans is visiting in Parl
after an absence of over year.
J. A. Lenji Of the internal revenu
service came up to the Park this week
Hubert Barnett spent a few days il
Park this week
Thursday evening in their lOdg
rooms the ladies of the Degree Of Hon
or had a very interesting programme
followed by delicious refreshments
The following is the programme: AID
dress, Mr. Mclaughlin. past gran
master; piano selection. Miss Sadi
Wilson; select reading. Mrs. Deighton
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MT. PLEASANT.

Mt. Pleasant, Dec. 4.-William John
son came in from Syracuse, where he
has been making his home for some
time, and is spending a few days with
his parents here.
Judge Dusenberry Of Provo was in
Mt. Pleasant several days early in the
week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chaplin went to Amer
lean Fork early in the week.
Dick Whitaker is in Grand Junction.
The Y NJ. and Y. L. NJ. l. associa-
tons VIII hold a conjOint session at the
L. D. S. meeting house in this city to-
morrow evening.
George Brandon, formerly a resident
here, is in town from his present home
in Castle Dale.
Mrs. j. c. Proctor spent the early
days Of the week in Provo.
George Zabriskie, one Of FairvieW s
prominent citizens. spent part of Tues
day in this city.
James Clawson Of Spring City was 4
visitor in Mt. Pleasant early in the
week
Andrew c. Madsen came home Tues
day from a short business trip to SEQ
I field.
/ Attorney Woods of Castle Dale speni
/ a couple of days in this city on his way
home from Salina early in the week
/ Asa Reynolds came over from SEQ