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= Cbe Yellow BANNER. y
Joe Jacobs took in six
dozen eggs and a stray
hen deposited two eggs in
the Savings bank. yester-
day. These do be stirring

Elmer Coffin changed his shirt Mon
day night and Gus Martin went swim
ming.-Ames Gowa) Times.
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CAN'T BE BEATEN.
~ Hugh Loudon has named his
II new yacht 1.-THE Hard-Boiled
y U Egg. He is at Minnetonka
awaiting the cooling Of public indig-
nation.
FORCE MAD AGAIr
nation

FORCE MAD AGAIN.
What do you think of soulless cor
poration which keeps your nose to the
scorecard when circus is in town?
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NEW YORK WHIST PLAY
st. Paul Man Picked for President
of Association.

New York, June 27.-What promises to be the
greatest series of whist games ever held in this
city will begin here today and will last for six
days. The occasion is the annual congress Of
the American Whist league, which was organ
lied in 1891 at Milwaukee.
About 100 of the delegates and expert players
are already here from many states. Among the
notables are Thomas A. Whelan of Baltimore
president of the league; Judge G.. l.. Bum of
st. Paul, yice-president; Henry T. Fry of Chi
cago, recording secretary, and John T. Mitchell
of Chicago, former president
The league holds business sessions on Tuesday
and Friday. 1t is understood that western
man, probably Judge Bum of st. Paul, will sue
coed Mr.. Whelan as president.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
sTANp1Na or THE CLUBS.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago 3, Detroit 4.
Chicago 8, Detroit 2.
Cleveland 7, st. Louis 4.
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
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Jeffries is still in bed. 1t will be
Munroe to the feathers on Aug. /.
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THOUGHTS ON THINGS.

The ball player who never kicks Is
not essentially a brainy one. He may
be lazy.
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TOtaIS II 10
Minneapolis .......dd Q q
Earned runs, Minneapolis 1, Milwaukee 4;
fwo-base hits Clark, Fox; three-base hit, Schae-
Ter; bases on balls off stricklett 2, of Ferry 3;
sacrifice hits. McNichols Schaefer Sullivan,
0Brien; stolen bases, Oyler, Leslie, |Maloney,
Fox. 0Brien, Hemphill. speer; struck out, by
Stricklett 7, by Ferry s, by Morgan 2; left on
bases, Minneapolis 8, Milwaukee 8. Umpire,
Bausewine. Time hours.
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Rockford 2, Cedar Rapids 6.
Springfield 8, Bloomington O.. yl
Decatur 3, Rock Island 0.
Davenport 2, Dubuque 6.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago z, Pittsburg l.
Brooklyn 8, Boston 2.
st. Louis Z, Cincinnati s.
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Chicago
Philadelphia at New York.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn.
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Totals -. "a 10
Hopkins ..........1 Q i Q Q Q 0 o.
Javas .............S 0 0 8 0 0 1 IS
Earned run, Java /: three-base hit, Grodnick;
twobase hits, Hewitt, Mullane, Hoke bases on
balls, off Phyle s. off Rennix 4; struck out. by
Phyle 10, by Rennix 8: left on bases, Javas 6,
Hopkins 4; doubl, plays, Fryer to Hoke, Rennix
to Kinkle, Maloney to Jack Levendusky; hit by
pitcher, Phyle Grodnick; time, hours; attend
ance, 500; umpire Kayser
The George STAIRS claim game from the
Montana Packing company by of to o.
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Marksman-

Fifteen members attended the all-day shoot
of the ST. Paul Rod and Gun club, at the new
grounds, yesterday. Emil Novotny. was high
80. A. 3. Perry and j. 6. Famachon finished
in the order named smeFhing 124 and 123 out Of
the same number Of clays.
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bases, Louisville I, Toledo .. Umpire. KLEIN,
STANDING OF. THE Clubs.
GAMES TODAY,

GAMES TODAY.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minnea polia>
Louisville at Toledo.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
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Dickinson, N. D.. June 27.-Dickinson took an
other game from Bismarck by score Of to Z.
! making three games out Of five played won from
the visitors this season. Norris and Rentsh fur
Aaiahad tho hatt0rH for thu hnah
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CROSSED ALL RIGHT,
TIP FOR ST. LOUIS DERBY.

Milwaukee didn't do a thing at the
Minneapolis Ferry yesterday.
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M'KAY WINS HoNORs
High Gun in the Saturday Shooting al
Intercity Park.

mckay all the way and across the board
about summarizes the Saturday shooting at Inter
city Park. Following is a summary of the shoot
ing:
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WILL HOLD A MEET
Soldier Athletes to Contest for Prizes
at Lakeview.

The First Regiment Athletic association is re-
ceiving entries for the field meet to be held at
the week Of July IT, when the regi-
ment goes to Lake City for its annual encamp-
ment. The officers % the organization are: II.
+. Fisk, 1910 Linden avenue, secretary; G. W.
+. Albrecht chairman; j. w. Johnson, treasurer.
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Tabasco .......... .I:oI U.4@'7I Tot II
The Babbie capsized, the Nightingale
split sail, Gree II. broke a rudder and
Voran broke gaff. These were the only
accidents.
At Calhoun Tomahawk II. again showed
her heels to the fleet Of the Calhoun Yacht
club. The Moccasin was fouled by the
Neenamooska and a boom was broken.
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Totals -. Z II 10
Totals -. s "a 1s {

ST. Paul ..........1 Q s Q Q Q s-e
Two-base hits, Nance, Butler; three-base hit,
Wheeler; stolen bases, Wheeler g. O'Brien;
double plays, Ryan to Butler, Clingman to
Kelley; first kasn on balls. off Gear 1, OFF SEES.
slo1S i struck out ey Gear by Sessions
bit by Hill, Kelley time of game, lao umpire,
holiday.
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The summaries follow: ~
First-class Shops Start. FINISH
Tomahawk (Halie Reiter) 90. .2:4O:OO 1881 :3l
Mararaugh (F. Qualel ........2 4O:O0
Scorpion (Schooley) .2:4OOO S:47:Oo
Mercury 20. Edwards) 1890. .24O:O0
Neenamoosha dow .2:4o:oo 3:5ooo
Moccasin (NfcElroy) .........2:4O:OO 3:5OO3
Gema (Hodges) $4,000
Wihuja was out at White Bear handled
by L. P. Ordway, e.. A. Young, Jr.; DR..
Greene and T. L. Wann She will be
raced tomorrow against the Massasoit
medal boat, which was launched today.
The Saturday races were well contested
and resulted as follows:
Glass A Official
Boat and Skipper Start. Time.
seeress Cyan Rees) ,..;.......S:15 1:1d: :as
Glass (new)-
Wanderer Jack Ordway) ....... 800 1883
Damtino CDR. Owens) ............ 1920 1:22:17
Pluto Lawrence Howard) ....... 1920 1:23:O8
EaIab1eET exvilli11n sslsinner> --3:3399 :3s
piqua Forest Daniels) ....o..... 1920 1:s4:20
Robin Hood IF. i: Murray ..,... Mast buckled
Flyeamaroon mills Griggs, Jr.) Broken mast
| Glass (o1d)-
Nicola (Mr. savage) .............3:25 1928
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
WITH THE AMATEURS
HOPKINS WAS EASY
Javas Have Little Trouble in Winning
Their Game.

Hopkins had little show with the Javas yester-
day. The Javas started after them in the first
round and piled up runs in the fourth, sixth
and ninth: HOPKINS did not score after the
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AMEs UoWA) EDITION.

e. z. POCCer WAS
seen driving thru the
streets with a load Of
camp chairs in his
wagon and it Is sup
h1,,ff ~ odparfieo h{S
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lady leaves here shortly for Brigham and,
as she has been n dihgent Relief society
worker for many years, her co-workers
gave the reception a a mark Of appreci-
alton of those services Mrs. Larson was
presented with a very handsomely en-
gTaved silver fruit basket. A musical and
literary programme was rendered and
luncheon was served. Those present We're
Mesdames J. 2. Smith. NJ. r. Needham,
Isaac Smith. II. Swinyard, s. =. Milton.
TOrgeson. II. Danielsen. J. +. Carlisle. a.
Gordon, a. F. Farr, II. j. Carlisle. +. +.
Miller. W. Brenchley. William Hill,
BerntSon, j. Rosa, J. Earl. Joseph Ben
son and Miss Lille Carlisle.
Thomas Duce of Cardston, Canada, Is
visiting friends here.
Dir. and Mrs. Walt Piper of Salt Lake
City visited with Logan friends this
week.
Misses AIaude and Effie Smith spent
ArbOr day with friends in Ogden.
The Happy Hour club gave its last
dance for this season on Thursday.
y very pleasant social fOunctiOn OF the
week was the reception rendered Sylvan
Needham on Saturday at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Jesse Earl The house
was beautifully decorated for the Occa-
that participated in the dOings of the
evening which included the playing OF
games, musical renditiOnS cards, etc. Re
freshments We're served. The guests We're:
Sylvan Needham. Olga Petersen, Irma
Rosa Lulu Johnson. Violet WendelbOe,
Roy Rose, Isaac Smith. jr.. Lulu Yeates.
G. W. Hansen. Jennie EliasOn. Maud
Evans. George F. Thatcher. Ben Carlisle,
George TOrgeson. Lizzie Parkinson, Alton
Parkinson John Christensen. Kate
Thatcher, Maud Earl Frank Earl.
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RICHFIEID.


Miss Carrie Marquardson went to FL
SinOre Friday 10 spend a day with her
parents. returning Sunday.
Joseph Nielsen came down from kim
berly Sunday 10 spend a few days with
his family. returning Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Rawhalt went to Salt Lake
Sunday to spend the summer with rela-
lives and friends.
John ROllO went 10 Junction on Mon
day to attend court.
Fred L. Nelson went to Salt Lake on
Thursday on business.
II. +; Miller has moved his family up
from Venice and Will make his home in
Richreid in the future
John =. Jensen went to Ephraim on
Wednesday to visit relatives for a few
Miss Mary and Lewis Brandy left on
Thursday for Sterling. Alberta. Canada
They will make their future home in that
Miss Hazel Wilkinson returned home on
Saturday from Salt Lake. where she has
been for several months studying music.
James Forshee was down from Salt
Lake the past week attending to some
business matters.
J. a. Whyte went to Joseph Monday
10 make some photographs of the district
school department.
Attorney G. T. Bean went TO Junction
Monday to attend to some court matters.
Thomas Gillian went to Marysvale last
Monday 10 look after some mining mat
terS of that place in which he is inter
ested
Miss Nettie Jensen has returned from
Redmond, where she has been for the
past year engaged in teaching school.
| judge McCarty came down from Salt
( Lake Sunday and spent few days visit
/ ing friends here and in Monroe.
Henry s. CullOm of TOrrey. Wayne
county. arrived in RiChfield Tuesday and
/ departed Friday for Sunnyside. He has
! disposed of III his interests in Wayne
county ard Will not return.
/ r. j. Anderton. George BUlOW. James
! Jensen and John Lund went To Salt Lake
I Tuesday TO work on the new improve
ments being made at Fort Douglas.
! Dr. J. J. Steiner OF Kimberly visited
/ in Richfield this week.
| Miss Jane Dali came down from Kim
J berly Friday 10 visit with her parent:
! for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butler and Horac,
! Butler came down from Kimberly or
! Thursday 10 attend the funeral of Mr.
l and Mrs. John Christensen'S baby.
/ Rudolph Rickenback Of GlenwoOd re
, turned Friday from Germany. where h
! has been on Il mission for the past twt
! years.
| z. A CowIey went to Salina aud Red
| pond Tuesday in the interest of the Sc
! Vier Valley Creamery company.
/ Judge Chichester returned from his trtl
north Saturday and opened court Mon
! day. He went 10 Junction Tuesday e
/ attend TO some court matters in Wayn
county.
Mrs. J. D. Christensen Of Manti.
| sister-in-law OF Walter Christensen O
J this place. is visiting here this week.
Theodore Brandley arrived from Al
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BINGHAM

Mis-. John Jim3son. ST.. eutertains the
Wohla. init club ~ her home. Fri
Miss May Mercer of Canada is a guest
"I Ne cousin, Miss Maud Roberts
- 10 PARSONS or Upper Bingham was ON
~, outgoing train tho last of the week
SfA4e lance given Monday cccuiuE by
IN labor union was very enjoyable
ny Sarah Bracken was Salt Lake
peif3r the first of tho week
81 William Robinson has returned
Aher visit with relatives I'm Ameri-
4 Fred West Of Upper Bingham was on
INC outgoing train Wednesday.
IT j.. w. i. EraCkeu was i'm camp
on business Tuesday.
The Woman's Unity club met Wednas-
udH al the home of Mrs Robert Her
llrk, y very pleasant programme Wa =
gwen. Eugene Field being the author for
Inc afternoon The club adjourned 10
meet tho following Wednesday with Mrs.
Walter Ward.
az Grandma Fitzgerald is reported seriously
Mrs. Wade Foley Of Salt Lake. who
mas been % guest Of her sister. Mrs Z
5Sooerts returned to her home sun
Mrs. c.. II. Roberts entertained Tho
bingham Whist club at her home We'd
hcSddy evening. Dainty prizes were
awarded 70 Mrs. +. +. Dudley Jack Erv-
Srl. MIS-. g. +. Lee and &. l. AddcrIcv
!.ltnch WIS served TO the following guests.
Nr. and Mrs. Francis Quinn. Mr. and
IA45Ts. Jack Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
IIeIFlck. MI. and Mrs &. +. AdderIev
Mr. and Mrs. W. Zion. Mr.. and Mrs
OliNer Roberts. Mr. and Mrs Pcubar
toberts Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Sims Mr.
ana Mrs. G. II. Roberts Judge and Mrs
Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. L. + Dudley. Mrs.
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MANTI-

Marriages were solemnized a the
AIanti temple Wednesday last as follows:
James G.. Jensen and Nora =. Fredrlckseh
OF Sanford colo: George g. Downward ana
Eva Larsen. Spring City; Carl Sundwah
and Jessie Christensen Of FairView. the
ceremony was performed by President
John u. r McAlister.
Mrs. Catherine Hafen of Mt Pleasant
was a Manti visitor during the week.
John Mahnke and daughter of Fountain
Green were in the city the past week.
Miss ATvilla Clark and other musicians
day evening. The Manti tabernacle choir
/ also gave several good selections during
the evening.
Edward Webb of Murray is in the city
visiting At the home of his daughter, Mrs.
J. II. HOrnung.
Joseph J. Taylor. a former resident Of
/ this city. now residing in Canada, is
visiting with relatives and friends in the
( city.
/ Captain Sturgis Of the United States
artillery was in Manti Saturday last or
military business connected with COM
pany +.
/ On Thursday. April p. a German concert
! viii be given in the opera house for the
! benefit of German Mormon missionaries
abroad.
/ Attorney w d. Livingston and C. A
/ IveTsOn left this city during the week for
J Moab where they viii attend a session
/ Of the district court
! Postmaster Nielsen of Mayfield was IN
/ the city the first part of the week.
. Nephi Robertson of Fountain Green was
/ i'm the city during the week.
I \. MOlyneuX of Moab, William Hin and
James Harrison of Sunnyside were I'm
/ Manti the beginning of the week as guests
/ at the home of Attorney ". d. Livings-
! ton.
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sary wedding celebration OF Mr.. and
Mrs. HOrning Of the Sanpete Valley rail-
road.
Miss Elva L.aughlin. music instructor
al the Tasatch academy, assisted by
Peter -AImertz. yiolinist, gave a very
pleasant piano recital al the building
Friday evening a good sized crowd OF
friends Of the school were present and
enjoyed the affair very much.
DIT. and Mrs g. y Ray left this city
Thursday, to be absent all summer. The
doctor viii spend a couple of weeks in
various parts OF the state recuperatingl
after which he viii go 10 Chicago to
take a post graduate course at a college
returning here in August. Mrs. Ray viii
go TO her parents home in Bingham 70
spend the summer.
Arbor day was observed in this city
by "A general suspension of business and
a nice observance at the district school
The various rooms had exercises at The
school in the morning. after which The
different classes planted hardwood
tree. The exercises we're very good
seine Of them being far ahead Of the
usual
". d. Candland went 10 Wyoming or
Friday TO spend several months
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Larsen of Mount Pleasant have recently
been married. The young couple VIII
make their home in Indianola, this
Nirs David Barnett has returned to
Provo after a visit OF q week in this city.
j. s McBeth was in SAT- Lake Tues
day ~ Il. Rockhiil was over from Spanish
Ms. Joseph Cowan is down from Nam
moth Hollow FOR ten days visit Win
her parents. Mr.. and Mr.. o p Love
Monroe Nanwin and Mrs Manwnl re
turned 10 their home at lie Grande, Ore
the first OF the week.
Newell White has returned home from
school at the Agricultural college At 20
Mrs. celia Cowan and Mrs. Mildred Nc
CIellan spent Monday and Tuesday visit
: h. Wilson made business trip to
Eureka Wednesday.
W. r Coombs came out from Salt Lake
I Thursday OF last week on ten days
visit He went up 70 Eureka for a few
days stay with his sister, Miss Hattie
MIR. Nancy Jones of Nontrose. Colo. re
/ turned home the first of the week. She
has been here since February settling up
! the estate of the late W. W. Royal, de
/ ceased, she being the only living reiatiN"
/ of Mr. Royal and to whom he left a
/ small fortune.
! A farewell party was given Alma Y.
Hush Wednesday evening IN the FIRST
ward meeting house by the members or
the ward and the seventies quorum OF
I the city. An interesting programme was
/ rendered. it being interspersed with picnic
! Mr.. Hush left Thursday on a mission 10
/ England.
! Ernest Huber is back from Mexico,
! where he has made his home the past
! four years. He will return TO Oapoca
/ next fall.
/ Mrs George FinlaysOn and son, Yer
! non, are here from Logan on a visit TO
/ relatives and friends.
] County Attorney Page was over from
! the county seat Wednesday looking up
| evidence in the case Of Corey VS.. Malm-
! berg.
Mrs. AdeIia LOveless has been visiting
in Provo this week, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Judge W. y. DuSenbery.
Rev. Ward announces for his theme at
the Presbyterian church Sunday evening,
/ April Il, 'Self-contrOl" The choir will
/ render special music for this service
| \ number of young men have been ar
/ rested the last few days for resOrJtng TO
/ saloons. contrary to the laws Of our city,
! and fines Of s. each imposed on them.
! 4 little son OF Alfred Nfikesell mad the
misfortune Sunday to break his arm In a
couple of places.
Nate Rockwell OF Lehi spent Tvednes-
day i'm PaysOn, shaking hands with &C
quaintances-
/ George A. Perry was in Eureka Friday
/ advertising the excursion TO the P. s s.
pavilion.
Mrs John Wilson Of Hooper is visiting
/ relatives here
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EUREKA.

Mrs. ]. c. McChrystal was in Salt Lake
during the week ,.,-, -
visiting friends in Payson and Salt Lake.
DR.. DryborOugh has returned from
visit IL Colorado.
Mrs s J. SChneiter returned IueSudE
from the Capital City.
Mrs y. a. Robertson is home from
Robinson, where she was the guest Oh
we George re- L Love is in Salt Lake with his
Ma Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. stipes Of Bunker
Hill. Kan. are here for visit with MIS-.
Stipes' sister. Mrs. John Hupfer-
J. H Dewey jr., Special Agent smith
and Billy Kidd of the Rio Grande were IN
the camp on business Thursday and Fri
Mrs. Van Tromp who has been in a
Salt Lake hospital for several weeks, re
turned home Tuesday night and Is Slowly
The four Children of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Gourley are III with whOOping cough.
w. r. COOmbs Of Salt Lake was Ihe
guest of Miss Hattie COombs Sunday and
D. A. Depew went TO Salt Lake Mon
day on q business trip
The officers of the grand lodge. 7. o.
o. f. visited Robinson lodge No 81 MOI
/ day night.
/ TO Salt Lake Sunday by the death or
Mr. HanSOn's father. William l.. Hanson.
/ They remained in the city until Tuesday;
7. y. Taylor eX-mayOr Of Provo and
0
/ a branch house here. was up Iuesddy
| from the Garden City.
Tintic lodge No al. E. =. Q. Elks. viii
/ give the annual bail next Friday night
at the l.. d. S. church. An enlarged or
chestra will furnish the music and the
guests will be entertained as only the
! The eighty-sixth anniversary OF the
! Order of Odd Fellows in America viii De
! celebrated by Eureka lodge No Z by q
I dance in their hall. Supper will be served
/ in the lodge rooms. and preparations nave
/ been made to look after the comfort OF
/ the guests in every particular.
! The High school Will give another Ie-
CitaI on Wednesday of next week 20 fin
] ish the piano fund. The following pro
| gramme viii be given
! Piano selection ......--.--.- arthur AioTleN
/ How the Wind Goes Fay Harper
Duel scene from THE Rivals .-...--.., -.
! Messrs. J. DOwney. i. Switzerland, Z
Dennis J. Mccullough.
| Song, Jennie -..-...-.-.--..---- --.----- -
Misses W. Mediation. +. Russell. ]
BergstrOm. h Smith. NJ. Malvey' }
Mitchell II. il. Irvine.
Recitation. Jane Jones" ----..-.---.----
! ...-..-..'---'-----.-'---. iNODeII Hld@
| Song. trio NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -----..--
| His First Tragedy .---.--.-- Miss Pix
/ Mandolin and guitar .---.. ..----;,---,-.;:.
.-.-.......-.-...--.A. jarvis ana u tlel'
! Eureka Spinster's Assembly ----..-.-
/ Misses Mccullough. Mangum- Thomas
! lite Bacon. Dennis, Sherwood. Leaf
Kelly, Sullivan, Billings, Weldon
Song. Down on the Ohio ..............
Messrs. Hurd. DOwney. Jarvis. Love
Glaze Adams. Fields. Dennis
Wright Sutherland. Irvine, Pike
Holland.
1.-THE Man in the Noon" 49,. Marion Crooks
Eureka" High school sOng) .-.-.----:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. High SchOo
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LOGAN.

George f Thatcher entertained a small
party of friends at a boating party the
first Of the week. Mr.. Thatcher and
others own a beautiful little gasoline
Bear river. On the occasion referred TO
a run from Benson down the river TO
Cache Junction and back was made and
it proved i most delightful trip to the
guests who were Miss EStelle Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Earl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Thatcher.
Mr. and Mrs \. NJ Fleming gave
at their home on Friday evening. 4 mer-
~ time was spent by large company
Of guests.
George Woods returned from a trip TO
Idaho this week.
Harvey Erdman returned from visiting
friends IN Brigham this week.
Lionel Farrell and family left here the
first OF the week for Alberta, Canada,
where they will reside in future.
!. H. Napkins returned today from
/ brief visit to friends in the Snake river
valley.
Bert Barber returned 10 his home in
Cardston. Canada. this week. after spend
ing a month or more with relatives here
and in Wyoming
The Dsona society held q very inter
estnS meeting on Friday afternoon. A
! brief but interesting programme was car
ried out, refreshments were served and
games played, making OF the meeting a
most delightful social gathering.
Hon. g. w. Nibley Of Baker City. Ore,
I is visiting Logan relatives
President William Bulge of Paris, Ida.
visited in Logan this week with his son.
/ DR.. d. =. Bulge.
| y farewell reception was rendered Mrs.
] Ola Larson on Friday afternoon. and it
proved to be a very nice affair. The