The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1904-02-18

HGICu DSIOlG fOl wears. Every
correll and lane in the village is
level full of snow. Drifts are on
every hand like unto tie arctic re-
gions. a very pleasant birthday
party was given Oh Saturday Feb
18th, at the residence of Aunt Lib
Harris, i'll honor of Capt. Harris
birthday and although lie died two
years ago his many friends here
and in Utah cherish his memory.
About SO of his neighbors and rela-
tlves sat down to very bountltul
supper, presided over BY Aunt Lib
and the Misses Lucy aud lNey
Harris. At the head OF the table
was q lifelike photo OF Capt. Harris
with the motto Gone but not fol-
gotten. At the other end was
another of his good wife with
"Honored and Loved - A more
appropriate motto could hardly be
found, as all honor and love Aunt
Lib for her kind and lovable dis
position. After supper the tooms
were given over to songs and social
chat. OF course Mac was there, as
also our Joe Roskelley' and a
company never lacks for fun if Mac
is anywhere around Mrs. II. c.
Smith, proprietor of the Marysville
hotel is very sick with an old com
plaint as also her step-daughter
Allie Smith with pneumonia Dr,
". L. Young was called i'll to at
tend them and although they are
very low hopes are entertained that
they will soon be out and around
again. Hall Egbert is still able to
be around and is just getting over
his surprise, and in return enquiries
care you sure it's a boy?' OF
course the boys are still looking
for a smoke on his deputy assessor
John Baron came up from Hy-
rum, Cache county, to spend few
weeks with his aunt, Mrs. H,
Wood. Walter Taylor came up
from Ogden the other day to spend
the winter with his father Samuel
Taylor, and sister, Mrs. Abe Hill
man.
Marysville, Feb. S.-We are
still on top after the snow and biz
zard trying to cover us up.-Our
home dramatic company went to
Wilford Saturday. After wallowing
in the SNOW for twenty three miles
they got there and in right good
shape as is the custom of the peo-
pie of this place. They received a
very warm reception by the people
of Wilford and, considering the
weather had a very good house.
They played "Arthur Eustace "
A very decided "hit' was made at
Marysville the week before with
the same play. Our large hall was
crowded and each member Of the
company was exceptionally good.
The character of Arthur, Ellen
Eustace and Hurst and the Dutch
man were especially we'll rendered.
Our people are desirous of having
the company repeat the perform
anCe here again at some future time.
After arriving home from Wilford
your correspondent was greeted
near Marysville with great com
motion, and thinking it was riot
or something OF that kind he hur-
ried forward and soon found that it
was Hall Egbert and upon inquiry
found that ut was a boy, y and
big fellow too. Hall is passing
cigars around to the boys and will
pay his compliments to the Peak
force i'll the near future. Every
man around town is smoking today
except your correspondent. a few
of the old friends of ]. G. Wood
came up the past week from Egin,
and paid short visit to Mrs.
Woods They brought the kind
sympathy and a few little tokens
from the old neighbors to Alma,
who has been sick for so long.
May they always have plenty of
such things and some to spare.
Quite number of the boys are
through chopping logs over the
river ard have returned home. ~
Marcus Hendricksen and wife, of
Pocatello, were here visiting with
her father and mother MI and Mrs.
Sorensen. Our village marshal,
w. r. Hardy, is now sporting a
new star with the inscription
''Nillage Marshal, Marysville'
and the boys steer Shy of him.
The c. c. Moore Real Estate Co.