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UNITED
DISTRICT COURT
IN SESSION AT CUSTOM HOUSE
THIS WEEK - ONLY FEW
CASES ON TIE
DOCKET.

The United States district court
convened yesterday afternoon at he
custom housc. with Judge i. Otis
Humphrey on the bench and it will
probably remain In session al week.
The grand jury vas empanciied
and got busy
Two eases set Tor trial today were
leff over from last term. They are
Charlie whitaker and b. =. Fraser.
charged aith retailing liquor without
license.
Dr. r IT. Pollard Of Masssc coun-
~. AGED - Years viii be brourht
before the court 20 answer the
charge Of illegally selling whisky
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when II IL Free Of Dnndrufr, II Grows
LuxuriantIy.

Eair preparations and dandruff cures,
as rule, are sticky or irritating affairs
that do no earthly good. Hair, when not
diseased, grows naturally luxurlantly.
Dandru1 Is the cause OF nine-tenths OF
III hair trouble. and dandruff Is caused
by germ. The only way to cure dand-
ruff is to kill the germ; and so far, the
only hair preparation that viii positively
destroy the germ Is Newbros Herpicde--
absolutely harmless, free from grease,
sediment, dye matter or dangerous drugs.
II allays itching Instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the
cause, you remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists. Send 1Oc. In stamps for
sample to The Herpiclde Co, Detroit,
Mich.
Prul G. 6huh y 1ons, Special
Agent1
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Maud-Last night Jack told me that
he wouldn't marry the best girl living.
unless what-unless she took Hollis.
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Bright
fellow. S5 cents, Tea or Tablets. p.
G, Schulz & Son.
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Interest Paid or Time Deposits at
rate OF three per cent per snnum.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF George y. De Gelder, deceased The
undersigned, having been appointed admins
tratrix OF the estate OF George p. De Geider.
late of the county of Alexander, and the stste
OF Illinois, deceased. hereby gives notice thaf
she win appear before the county court aI
Alexander county, at the court house in Caro-
ILL.,. at the December term. on the first Monday
ia December next, at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are notified
and requested 10 attend for the purpose q
having the same adjusted. All persons %
debted TO said estate are required to make ilu
mediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this first day OF October, A. d.. 1901.
ALICE NJ. DE GELDKR. Administrators.
Miles Frederick Gilbert, Attorney.
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
{. n. BuDEH. ......... PTeSsdenz
cHAs. FEucHTER JR.. ". President
J. n. GALLiGAN. Cashier
r. SPENCER, Assistant casnies
DIRECTORS.
e. A. Ruder, !. n. Gsliisaf,
Thos. Boyd. w. G. GnoIacn
c. M. OstcrIoh, q. o. Patier,
VIM. kIuge, C. v. Nesf,
chas. Feuchter, Jry J. M. Herbert,
Accounts Of corporations and indIv,d.
uals especially solicited. Ex6s'Snne
furnished In any part Of the Mosla
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Alexander
County National
Bank

Commercial Ave. and Eighth Strees.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
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Alexander County
Savings Bank
CAIRO, MLINOi1
Strictly a Savings Bank.

AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS :
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tain Stver. viii be read. and AIRS y
.. Melvin viii sing. There are other
intersst ting features on the programme
and a fun attendance is desired.
The Wonnn's Republican club VIII
hold its regular monthly meeting to-
morrow with Ms. N. A. breeder. 657
East Fifth south street at o'clock.
The Child Culture club of Ogden held
another Of its very enjoyable meetings
a the pleasant home of Mrs Joseph
Clark, Washington avenue, on Friday.
After the usual routine business. at
which the president was instructed TO
make arrangements for u lecture ON
domestic science. the programme of
the afternoon was presented. The first
article, Almost a Woman was given
In admirable style by Mrs clara
Wright. The next. a paper en- Sew
ing" which comprised the subject OF
''Mending, was rendered in a very
comprehensive way by Mrs. Eccles.
who illustrated her subject in a most
excellent manner. An article on
Clothing was presented by Mrs. Mel
son in her usual finished style The
subjects were fully discussed. after
which an extract from one of the lead
ing magazines was read by the pfesi-
dent The members were delighted
during the afternoon listening to the
strains Of AIRS. Clare's sweet voice. At
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MT. PLEASANT

Mr. and Mrs. o. +. Wall returned sat
urady from three weeks trip 10 Port
iand, Seattle and the northwest.
Misses BERTHE Madsen and Ada Ralph
week
Most OF the teachers from the public
schools attended the institute IL Eph-
Otto Clark is home after stay in
me northern part Of the state of sew
E. Jensen went to Salt Lake city
Mr. and Mrs ". p. CandeIand came
home Sunday from two weeks trip to
Portland and San Francisco.
" ebb Greene entertained a few friends
tuesday evening at progressive whist. A
PHEASANT evening was spent and a nice
l9nch served Those present We're:
Messrs- A, Crane. ". ID. Candeland. 3
y. Lowell. c. y. Roy G. z. HAMPSHIRE
W. =. Brown, j. ". Cherry. Charles Me
Gousan, Thomas Brady. Henry Erickson
and .. r. McCohn.
Mrs. j. Bourgard returned to Salt
Lake Tuesday after several weeks visit
here with her daughter Mrs. c. \.
Ray
l. Larson went TO salt Lake city Non
day.
Miss Emily Nyborg Of this city and
John Knight of Nevada were married in
Mantl Monday.
Ernest Candeland is here tor a visit
with home folks
Andrew Jensen came III Monday frnnl
MercUr 70 visit relatives.
J. NJ Boyden. IF the Pyramid and NJ
4. Boyden, Rio Grande agent at Fair
view left Tuesday for their home IN
California. called there by the severe ILL
hess of their mother.
Ferdinand Erickson went 10 Manti
Thursday.
Myron 4A}drieh Of this city is in Fair
view acting as Rio iirande agent during
the absence of Mr.. BoydeD.
Thomas Browning of Ogden yyss here
visiting relatives Thursday
Mrs. =. r. Becker OF Manti spent sev-
erat days here this week visiting rela-
lives.
y. u. Rees was isl town Thursday.
Miss Florence SOrensen and Miss Peter
son of Richfisld came here Wednesday 10
attend the character ball.
:. Fowls and wife are visiting rela-
ives in Ephraim
john Pritehett and wife came in from
Zen R. Hansen went to Ephraim Fri
day.
Mrs. George Maasens entertained the
Wentieth Century club Thursday after
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iigion class workers Of Cache, on We'd
nesday evening. lit vas beld in the See
ond ward Tneetins houae and was az
tended by q large number Of people. An
excellent programme embracing musical
selections by the Thatcher guartettes reel
tatlons by J. A. Laugdon aud Miss ia
coksen and addresses hy various speak
ers. was rendered. Dancing and lunch
eQ2 followed, making out a very pleas
ant evening.
G. r. Breslau OF Lansing. Mich IS
IN Logan on q visit TO his aunt, Mrs.
r J.. Jensen.
Mr- and Mrs Moses Thatcher. jr who
have resided in Franklin for several
years past. VIII shortly move into their
ola residence in This city again.
W. J. Robinson returned from salt
Lake city the first Of the week
n. n Dustin OF san Diego. Cal. is
visiting in Logan with old friends.
Mrs. :. Bagley of SALE Lake City. .trus-
tee of the Agricultural college. was in
Logan this week.
The aged people Of the Second ward
were entertained at an old folks recep-
ton last night. A very enjoyable time
was spent by all present
Claude 5. Williams of Salt Lake City
was in LogaB "Wednesday
Frank W Thatcher spent the fore part
OF the week in Salt Lake City
John II. Beruhisel of Lewiston visited
In Logan this week.
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FpHRAIM

AR and AIRS. John DOrius have issued
cards announcing the marriage Of their
daughter Matte 90 William Larsen. jr
OF fhis CITY. The ceremony viii be per
formed IN the Manu temple on Wednes-
day. Feb. g. 4 reception viii be- given
the contracting couple in the evening ut
the elegant home of Mr. aud Mrs. Dorius
on First North street,
Mrs. Adolph Hansen OF this city vas
a visitor with her parents. Mr.. and airs.
William b Richey at M2nii Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. g. Frost is guest of AIr. and
Airs. G. ~. Erickson ar Richfield.
Miss Marian Dorius ana Andrew =.
Thorpe. after visiting relatives and
friends at ANteii FOR week, returned
nome ~ edneslay-
Mrs. GuRnei Dorius come home from
Murray Wednesday
Airs. G. &. Jensen of Nephi is visit
ing with her parents. DIR. and AIRS James
Petersen. ia this city.
Ad9lph Hansen Was q business visitor
IN Salt Lake last wednesday.
}. W. McMurrau OF salt Lake City
Was IN town ThursdaE
Pariey MCFarl8nc. formerly OF tails
city. and Mrs. A. J. Franklin Of SEQ
field. were united ~ Marriage at orange
vile last week.
Mayor Beauman of Ait Pleasant was
a. EphTaim visitor Wednesday,.
William anderson came home from
SaNnyside TlzesdaT.
2 81. Olsen of Price was visiting with
lis family jig tRis city this week.
S. J. Johnson IS home from Salt Lake
CITY
Fred oden Of salt Lake city was an
Ephraim visitor this week.
The MANY friends Of Miss Rhoda lar
sen viii regret TO learn thar size has
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RICHFTEID

Mrs DIT. ". n Griffin visited ner par
cnts in Ner1riiion this week
Mrs. +. &. Larsen returned from SAT-
Lake SATURDAY..
Mrs J. II. SolomousCn returned from
,att Lake City Saturday after attending
the funeral OF her mother
ri Bunker came down from bingham
Saturday TO attend the funeral OF Miss
,JeF,1ie Clark
Charles Starr started for St George
Friday 10 spend the winter.
b. r. Ashby of Marysvale spent the
week in Richfield. lie IS just recovering
from q sick spell
A.y and Mrs. Samuel Nebsker of Yer
million spent Saturday and Sunday in
this city on account of tae death OF Miss
Jennie Clark.
y Q. Young returned from salt Lake
Tuesday after attending to scme business
for Richfield pertaining TO the water
works.
Miss Josie Jones ana Mrs Mollie Enes
went 10 Monroe Tuesday.
C. P. Borg returned from Salt Lake
Tuesday. where he lad been attending
the funeral Of his brother.
Mrs. Roy Davis arrived from Bingham
Monday. where she has been fer some
time
Miss Ella Hansen was down from
Marysvale a few days sthis week. visiting
Or. ". N. Griffith and J. +. Bean
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the conclusion Of the meeting all We're
invited into the dining ROOM. where a
sgmptUeus repast awaited them. The
table was spread with artistic linen
and the most delicate china. while
among the beautiful flowers glistened
cut glass. After accepting cordial
invitation from Mrs. Heller ia take
a sleighride on the following Monday
the club adjourned to meet I'm two
weeks. on Feb. >, with Mrs Cook, 553
Twentieth street. Tho guest of the
afternoon WAS AIRS. Fred Clark.
The home and education section u the
Ladies Literary club VIII mee1 tc,-
morrow afternoon ar $3.50 at the club
house.
The regular directors meeting Of the
Ladies Literary club takes place next
Thursday morning at 1850.
The Shakespearean section OF che La
dies Literary club meets next Wednes-
day morning at the club house.
The Unity club holds no meeting HH
Feb. s.
The Reviewers club win meet Nom
day at the home of Mrs. u. a. Wedg-
wood. Judge William II. King viii give
a talk on NOltaire and Mrs. Delano viii
give a paper on "Fads" and aheir
Passing"
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BINGHAM.

Rev. +. e. Mork OF Ephraim was III
camp Thursday.
MRS. sheets is guest of her sister.
Mrs, g. II. Lashbrook Of SAT- Lake CITY
Thad Ireland left the first of the week
for Murray.
Newt Girard returned Wednesday from
a trip 10 the city,
Mrs. J. G, Dougan spent few days in
Salt Lake the first OF the week
G. II. Lashbrook is in Salt Lake City
with his family for the week.
The Unity club met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Dudley. The topic for
the afternoon was the poet Goldsmith.
The club adjourned to meet the following
Wednesday with Mrs. G. II. Roberts.
Several of Bingham's most popular
young ladies gave q leap year sleishinS
party Tuesday evening.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Claws
was the scene Of much p1erriment We'd
surprise party 5n honor of their son Ray.
The evening was spent in many games
until 4 late hour. when q delieIcus lunch
was served to about thirty-five guests,
after which they departed for their homes
wishing tEsat many more such pleasant at
fairs would occur.
Z. ". Norman was visitor 10 The city
COUNTY Superintendent j. W Ashton
was ia camp Thursday and Friday.
The Ready and Willing Class of 1897
met Wednesday evening with Miss Cora
Hooking. and, as. usual. a very interest
ing programme was rendered by Us mem
bers
The Ruth Reopkah lodge No treated
themselves 70 a merry sleigh ride FRI
dav evening.
Ti4e many friends of Aaron Gouchat are
sorry &c learn Of his serious Illness.
Principal +. 4. Dudley was q SaiS
Lake Tuesday
Emanuel Beck returned Tuesday from
Boruholm. Denmark where he has been
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs Sarah Bracken gave a very en-
iGyable surprise party at her home FRI
dav evening in honor Of Miss Z
Bracksn Games and social cn5t Zoe
7cupied the evening. A very bounteous
lunch was served 10 about thirty guests,
The 1Nomeufs Unity club was enter
saifled Thursday evening a the home of
Miss Florence ireland. Progressive pauic
was the feature Of the evening First
prizes were Won by c. H. Roberts anu
Miss Emma Eahlert. second prizes by J.
Mitchell and Miss Maud Roberts. while
the cousolitions we've won By Mrs. Ada
line Scoviile and Edward Carlson AIerTi--
ment ran high until a late hour, when am
eia borate lunch was served TO the f0l-
lowing guests Mesdames SticE3ey, F0re4
man. Minnette. Scoville, Dudley Brink
Misses y albert Lee Roberts. Ireland
Messrs.- Roberts. Stickley DndleS. Brink
Foreman. McIsaughlin. Goliath, Mitchell
iceland. Carlson. .Chenoueth. Miunette,
afr. and Mrs. Will Craig and daughter.
Miss Laucer. VIII Stricaley. jr., George
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EUREKA

James Knowles spent Monday in salt
Lake.
Phi Bachman and Bert TWeivas were
up Thursday night from Provo 10 at
tend the ArviIla CLARK concert.
Miss Hattie. Pike of salt Lake is the
gGest of Miss Annie Pike.
Mr. and Mrs n T. Ssmmon, vhe have
been living IN Park City for The past ten
months. have returned TO Eureka aad
win again make their home here.
Joseph Lippman of Salt Lake was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pike We'd
neS.lay
Miss Bachman and Miss TAYLOR II -rovo
We're here "wednesday 20 assist 81 tbs
High school recital
F. y. kimbail was out Sunday rom
salt Lake
Miss Nellie Reagan returned VeGaes-
day 90 her home IN Teton. Ida. ate. q
pleasant visit with Mrs, Haber Fields
and Mr. and Mrs Richard Haynes.
Joe Claveh was salt Lake visitor
Wednesday.
shat accompanied by Two government
Chinese inspectors. was in the district
Wednesday and Thursday, Checking Up
the local Cinnamon.
issued invitations 20 banquet and dance
next Tuesday night.
Miss Arvilla Clark gave a concert at
the T. ID. :. church Thursday evening. as
ance was light
There was = large attendance at tie
liigh school recital WednesdaF uisnt,
and the programme was thoroughly tf-
ioyeG- The entertainment. which was
given e. raise funds with which to pur-
chase ca piano nctted $50
Jackson McChrystal was IN Salt Lake
Monday.
T. T. Ritter. jr.. came out from Salt
Lake Wednesday TO attend TO his mining
interests.
President Mcintyre OF the Mammotb
and President Chapman OF the Cnoie sam
spent sunday at the mines.
The EIks entertained hundred guests
Friday evening. cards AFFORDED enter
tainment during the early hours Of the
evening. supper was served at III o'clock
aud the rest of the evening VS. given
over TO music and converse ton.
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open Meeting of Historical Society.

Friday evening the members of the
Historical society of Ogden and its
many guests enjoyed the hospitality Of
Mrs. r.. r. Hunter. the occasion being
the annual music and reciprocity meet
ing of the club. The programme vas
opened By a selection Of the mandolin
quartette. the Misses Baker and Messrs-
Pattan and Hendel shot. Following this
Miss Murilla Hunter very pleasingly
gave Gottsclalk's Last Hope A trio
consisting of Messrs. HeudershOt Pat
tan and Johnson followed and served as
a prelude 10 Introduce Rev. Mr.. Car
ver's interesting address. The Lyric
Muse AR. Carver. showed. clearly the
place occupied by music and poetry in
ancient and medi aEal civilization, snd
the place it should hold with Us today.
This closed the programme FOR the
evening, and the guests repaired 70 the
dining room Were the charming
daughters Of the hostess presided over
the sHintily arranged Haple, and where.
behind ~ screen OF plaulS the music OF
the evening was continued by Masters
Percy Rhine and Kenneth and Lloyd
Griffin. After q pleasant social hour,
the guests departed, carrying with them
the memory Of the most delightful
meeting of the yeaT.
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new home of Mrs. William craig last
"Wednesday.
The meeting was a decided success.
socially. in point of numbers. there be-
ing ABOUT fifty present, and as 20 the
programme, which consisted Of piano
solicitors by Misses Johnson. craig
and Morrison: Rotations by Misses
Christensen and Craig and a solo by
Mrs Egan.
An informal business meeting pre-
oeeding the social meeting at which it
vas voted to postpone for two wesks
he dinner which was TO have been giv-
IN on Washington = birthday
Miss Adams. superintendent OF jail
work, gave a brief account of her meth
Cd of work among the prisoners.
Light lunch was served and the meet
ing then adjourned to meet with Mrs.
Rarig. 720 TweEty-third street, Febru-
airy 10.
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IN SOCIE ~ !.

been confined to her nome the past week
on account of illness. She is now i'm
proving.
Willis Brady of FairvieW- is q guest Of
DIR. ard Mrs. G. J. Christensen
Z. s. Andersen Of MayfieId was visit
ing relatives and friends ia this city
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank stark OF Moroni was Wis
ting With relatives and friends here
THURSDAY
Mr.. and Alrs. Nies Jensen entertained
2 number Of their friends at their home
Thursday evening. A pleasant evening
was spent in cards. games ana social
converse.
Mrs. Retta Osborne of Spring City
ana Mr. Olsen OF Ferren were guests
OF Miss Lizzie Christensen THURSDAY
part- Of lady friends were enter
tanned by Mrs. Daniel Poulsen at her
home Wednesday evening.
Sheriff II. +. Jensen was in town Fri
Dancing parties were given AT the op-
era house and Sehvalbes hail Friday
evening.
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Visiting Club Woman.

A most interesting part of the Clue
breakfast on Friday was the greeting
extended from the Columbian club of
Boise Ida. by Mrs. J. ". Beattie. Mrs.
Beattie was formerly q president of the
Ladies' Literary club, and was one of
its charter MEMBERS As an old resident
of the city she has many friends here
who were glad to have the opportunity
of welcoming her 10 the club once more.
The Columbian club, OF which she has
been an active member since its in
ception. is doing splendid work along
sociological lines in Boise. The club
was formed in the Columbian year for
the purpose of experimenting the work
at the Worlds fair, and from the be-
ginning thus made las grown 10 be q
large and powerful literary orgauiza-
ton 1t has taken an Ftetive part IN all
civic and state improvements IN Idaho,
and has been especially prominent in
the matter of establishing library. It
IS divided into three sections and IS at
present extending it's work along sew
eral lines.
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started on q sriD into Willard county
WedRes5ay
3 The pBpiis Of the n F. mission school
gave their teacher. zIiss Edith Snermer-
= surprise party last Monday a very
pleasant time is repcrte6.
Miss Ada Rolph and Berthe AIadsen ct
Mt Pleasant came down nom 3J.
Pleasant Monday on a visit 10 the fan4fls
OF j =. Jorgensou
Chief Of Police Thomas T. Browning
Of Ogden came down Saturday 10 attend
the funeral Of Miss Jennie Clark
j. T. Williams lett Tuesday for una
Arizs 10 visit some OF his children WHO
live there and IN other parts Of the state.
The Relief society 0f Richfield VIII sold
its annual reuaion az the Academy bat
next Thursday evening. Feb. T. There
viii be a programme, games. lunch and
dancing
J. B. Jennings r5s 8rued from salt Lake
Saturday. where he had been on Some
legal business
Anthony soyka ard o. II Borg left for
Salt Like Thursday 10 attend the poultry
show. and 20 gather IDEAS Tor the coming
show to be held In ibis city keo- q, ~
Dir. ard Mrs. C. A Hansen Of Elsinore
entertained number Of their friends
FRIDAY evening. Those present were
Messrs. and sMesdames II. c. Larsen,
charles c. Jensen. u. p. Jenson, Lewis
Hanson, Chris Anderson. Eiels Anuer-
son, G.. X Christensen. Alfred Johnson,
Walter Christensen. Mrs. H. p, Hansen
Hiss Hanna kTOfter. Miss fiida AndcT-
son. Mrs. Alma FraHdsen, Chris Jensen
and Lee Staples. Tie evening VAS en-
jOyed in games. cards and nice lunch.
The local l. O. o. 4. lodge celebrated
it's eighth anniversary last Friday even
ing. G. Il. Walker of salt Lake. grand
warden of the grand lodge Of this state
and Sovereign Grand Lodge Representa-
tives = J. Thomas and ". o. Carbis
also OF Salt Lake. were present and met
with the local lodge. after whicn, with
their wives and frieHds. adjourned 20 tie
Johnston hotel and enjoyed an evening Of
feasting and tOastinE Mr.. Walker flied
the role Of POSTMASTER with great huFnor.
Those seated around the banquet table
were: c. A. Walker, JsJ Thomas. W. o.
Carbis. Rev. and Mrs. J. Il. Meter,
Messrs. and Mesoan1es II. s. Ivie, Lor-
emo Nelson. DR.. II. r. Nell James
Crosland. John Meter. J. II. Nelson. a
SOylza. A II. Acksrson, Fred Hansen.
W. Z. Asimus A. B. Williams. T.. G. Mel
son. Martin Thorson. Joseph Wilkinson.
Niels Jensen. Mrs r. NJ. Taylor. Miss
Florence Bingham and Mesrs. William
Johnston, DR.. j. J. steiner. W H. Blake
Max Kr0tkie. J. J. Woodring, j. 7. Ash
by ard Arthur Brant-
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Willard and seRe afinnette en5oyed q
merry sleisilriee 70 the city The first of
the week. returning the same evening"
Mrs Luther WakeEaaa and oiildren Of
salt lake are IN camp Tor q short visit
with her relatives
A pound party VIII be given FEB at
the NJ F. Church feE the benefit Of TIE
pastor. j. y. Price Everyone IS cor
daily invited
The Lutheran congregation planned o.
very successful surprise party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Soderiand
Friday evening in honor OF Rev. Q. A.
Eimquist- 4 very pleasant evening was
spent and ar its ccneiusion the pastor
was rendered q neat httie sum as a token
of esteem and acknowledgement Of the
Interest he had taken of his flock.
The friends Of N. J. Ferguson are sorry
to learn Of his accident Wednesday
Mrs. o. T. Cook 81 Park City il a
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Fred BROOKS.
BIT and aIrs. viii Strickiev gave q very
pleasant birthday party Saturday after
noon in honor of their daughter Kate. 4
very enjoyable afternoon was spent in
playing many games. after which a very
elaborate lunch was served TO about ten
quests
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Woman,s Club.

The Woman's stub was delightfully."-
entertained last Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. T. r.. Whiteley.
Mrs. ". H. Jones gave q finely pre-
pared PAPER on Woman as Poliu-
cisnH
The paper was excellent. Following
the paper Attorney General Bree len
addressed the clue on the saus ,OpIc.
This address was greatly enjoyed.
Many friends Of the club were pres
eDt