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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-28
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Bert Finch is Forsyth visitor from
Rosebud today.
Sam Newnes was business visitor
from Howard Monday.
Charley Stoddard was business
visitor from Rancher Friday.
r. M. Clifford was down from Lame
Deer on business on Saturday.
The county commissioners convened
today as board of equalization.
Phil 1saacs was a visitor from the
Rancher neighbornood Saturday.
]. A. Dahl of Bull Mountain, tran
sacted business in Forsyth Saturday.
S. H. Erwin went up to Billings
yesterday on a few days business trip.
Mrs. Samuel O'Connell of Rosebud
was visiting Forsyth friends yesterday
Chas. w. Curnott of the north side
returned Tuesday from trip to Miles
City.
W. w. D. Terrett was business
visitor at Miles City Saturday after
\ noon.
Attorney Collins and wife of Rose
bud, were visiting Forsyth friends Sat
.urday.
Mrs. Anna Woods and daughter of
Rosebud attended the entertainment
Tuesday night.
S. Hogan and wife of the north side
returned yesterday from 4 few days
visit at Miles City.
County Clerk McRae came up from
Rosebud last night to oversee the meet
ing of the county dads.
Rev. John Evans will conduct Epis-
copal service in the Odd Fellows hall
next Sunday morning.
Maurice Bentall, the prominent
Rosebud banker, was transacting bust
ness in Forsyth Tuesday.
Mrs. F. l.. Mefford returned to her
home at Rosebud yesterday after few
days visit with friends here.
M. Schiltz came up from Rosebud
last night to be- in attendance at the
meeting of the commissioners today.
S. r. Oldaker, superintendent of the
III =
side, came down from Custer Tuesday
E. E. Choisser and Harry Mefford
were among those from Rosebud who
attended the entertainment Tuesday
night.
Eugene Adams is now master of cere-
monies on the Erwin ice wagon, hav-
ing taken the place of Floyd VanN alta
who resigned.
John Baripger, one of the pioneers
of Custer county, was a Forsyth visitor
from the Brandenburg neighborhood a
few days this week.
Rev. H. K. Bushnell will hold Pres
byterian service Sunday both morning
and evening at the court house. You
are invited to attend.
Miss Ethyl Waddingham visited
G1endive Sunday where she was sum.
moned to act as bridesmaid at the mar
rage of Mr.. Bills and Miss Smith.
ROhQrf in "a
side Saturday and purchased
lumber from M. S. Lord to be used in
the construction of substantial wag-
on-bed.
Rev. L. S. Schermerhorn of Billings
stopped here between trains Thursday
for short visit with friends while on
his way to points in the eastern part
of the state.
The Hell Ho Merry-go-round COM
pany arrived in town Monday and is
now busily engaged in dishing out
amusement to those who enjoy that
style of sport.
Miss L. Burlington, the popular pho
tographer from Miles city, arrived in
Forsyth last night and will spend some
time visiting relatives and friends in
Rosebud county.
The Fort Keogh ball team will come
up to Forsyth Saturday morning and
cross bats with the locals in games
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-07-28

Why let your property go uninsured
when you can procure the best poli-
cies through P. c. Schoelkopf =
There are very few men who care to
shuttle off this mortal coil and leave
their family wholly unprotected. If
you have a policy in The Germania
Life Insuaapce Co. of New York, you
have the best protection. w. f. John
son, special agent. News office. (.
On account Of the Walter Mains
Shows at Miles City August 9th, the
N. P. offers the following rate: From
Rosebud ST.. IS for round trip, from For
syth 81. 80 for round trip. Date of sale
August 6, limit August g. Tickets not
good on North Coast Limited. Tickets
will only be honored on trains No. 4
going, and Nor. returning same day.
Children of the half fare age, one half
of the above rateewill be made.
The ice cream social given by the
ladies of the Swedish Luthcrn church
Saturday evening proved to be com
ciallv, the receipts of the evening
amounting to something like thirteen
dollars. The lawn of the Ritcher res
idence property, recently occupied by
Mr.. LeVene, had been beautifully ar
ranged for the occasion, but "A wind
storm coming Up made it necessary for
them to retire to the inside of the
house. Regardless Of this slight mis-
fortune very pleasant time is repor-
ted by all who attended
l.. L. Givler, who had been working
for H. S. Lewis for the past six
months, went to the station at Howard
Tuesday morning with the intention of
going down to Miles City. He tagged
No. but failed to get off the track
before the engine struck him. He was
thrown, SO report says, about thirty feet
and received a number of severe cuts
and bruises about the head and body.
He came to Forsyth and DR.. Wilson
dressed his wounds. 1t was Mr.. Civ
ler's intention to 60 the fair at St.
Louis in few days but the unfortu-
nate accident will necessarily delay
his Grip week or two.
Last Friday afternoon our peaceful.
little village was thrown into furry
of excitement when the information
was brought in that Nels Olson had
| been drowned about two O'Clock while
attempting to swim the Yellowstone
river. Mr.. Olson, who had been work
ing on the Forsyth. ditch, had come
into town and was returning to camp
when the accident happened. The
parties with whom he came over had
taken the boat and returned to camp,
and Mr.. Olson concluded to swim the
river. He reached an island in safety
and was crossing the main current
when he went down. Searching
parties were sent out, but to no pur-
pose. The officers at Miles City and
other points down the river were noti-
fed to keep sharp lookout for the
body but as yet nothing has been
learned. Mr.. Olson leaves wife and
three children to mourn his loss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03

7 day afternoon at the home OF Mrs, chas,
Brink. Tennyson and current events
club adjourned 10 meet next Wednesday
with Miss Florence Ireland.
andrew Anderson of highland Boy was
n as san Lake re 6irst q ne week o
is visiting her parents and friends Tor
Mrs. i s. Jones lei, Wednesday FOR
Albert Holster. who has been danger
ousiy ~ With pneumonia. is reported some
better.
/ Mrs william Robinson spent a couple
/ Of days at the capital
Paul Lundv was On The incoming train
Mrs j. Rogers and mother Mrs. Rus
! sci, of Upper Bingham, spent n few days
: in Salt Lake.
! Mr. and Mrs j. =. Graham were SAT-
/ Professors T. F. Dudley and ]. W.
Mclaughlin were on. the outgoing train
/ Mrs. David Teachnor was IN salt Lake
for a few DAYS. the guest Of her sister,
Mrs c.. II. Lashbrook.
Miss Maud Roberts is visiting relatives
( Mrs T. G. Morris and son of Ogden.
formerly of Bingham, were guests OF Mrs.
Bunton and Mrs Hooking for the past
/ About fifty-three Bingham boys joined
the Order of Eagles last sunday
/ Mike Gibbons returned the first of the
week from the city.
( Mrs. Robert Herrick delightfully."- enter
tanned the Bingham Whist club Thurs
day evening at her home. Prizes were
won by Mrs W Zion and Francis Quinn.
+ Mrs. Strickley and G. r. Adderly win
ming consolatieps, A dainty luch was
+ served 10 the following guests; Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Strickley. Mr. and Mrs. {. r.
! Addery. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Quinn,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
! W. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunsmore Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. f. Dudley. Mrs, ". Zion, Or. Hol-
lander. and Miss Jenkins of West Jor-
Mrs Francis Quinn will entertain the
Whist club at her home next Wednes-
4 day evening.
John Sindar was a city visitor this
week
Al Foreman has returned from his So
( journ at the capital.
Easter services will be held at the
! n. +. church sunday evening at 1880;
i A special programme has been prepared
by the Sunday. school children.
Mrs. Lundquist and Mrs. Ostler, of
! Highland Boy. entertained the Highland
/ Boy Whist club at the home of the lat
: ter Friday evening. The home was ar
tistically decorated in Easter lilies and
carnations. Prizes were awarded and a
dainty lunch was served TO about thirty
/ guests.
The I. o. o. F. No. p. Highland lodge.
viii give a grand ball April : IN celebra-
/ ton of their twelfth anniversary.
Eugene Chandler spent few days in
1 Salt Lake.
Burt. Austin was Salt Lake visitor
[ recently
A very successful surprise party was
that given at the home Of Mrs. oscar
| Christopherson Friday evening in honor
! of Miss Rachael Prior. The evening was
spent in playing many games An elao-
crate lunch was served to about fifty
guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Mace Clays were visi-
tors in camp the first of the week
Jack Wood of Ogden, brother of Mrs.
/ r. a. Roberts was in camp Sunday.
1 Mrs. Jarnan of Upper Bingham was a
Salt Lake visitor.
Mrs. Rhoda Madsen has returned from
a short stay in the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
RIcHFIELD.

Miss May Thurston came down from
Kimberly Saturday 10 visit with friends
and relatives for a few days.
Mrs. Joseph Orrock returned to her
home in VermiliOn this week after q
visit with relatives in this city for a
Sfr. and Mrs. H. ]. Gottfredson of Sa-
lima has been visiting here this week.
Miss Ella Hansen came down from
Marysvale Friday TO visit with her par
ents Rev. and Mrs. J. NJ Hansen
w. r. Ogden and J. Nj. Lauritzen went
10 Provo Saturday 70 attend a state
meeting OF the Mutual Improvement as
sociatiOn.
Mrs.. {. II. Matthews Of Marysvale was
a Richfield visitor Friday.
George T. Bean spent Tuesday in Mon
roe on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Holdeman OF
Marysvale are visiting in Monroe this
week
Sheriff Morrill, of Junction. Piute coun-
", has been in Monroe on official bust
ness.
Mrs William Gould and Mrs Frank
Filler OF Kimberly are visiting IN Monroe.
Mrs. Filler will accompany her sister.
Mrs Joseph Nelson as far as Salt Lake
on her way 70 Canada. They expect to
leave next Monday.
Mrs Peter Swenson returned TO Ster-
Linz, Canada. Monda-.
Lloyd Mount came down from Kimberly
Wednesday, ovisit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Jorgensen spent
Sunday IN Salina with relatives.
Eugene Y. Cole Of Saiiua spent a few
days 4n Richfield thIs week
a farewell party was rendered 60 Miss
MAZDA Gardner Of this city. who WI
leave fer Oregon Saturday to mako her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-03
MANTI.

y very pretty wedding supper was Civ
en- at the home of Mr. and Mrs E V.
Hardy Wednesday evening. the occasion
being the marriage Of Mr.. T. J. Anderson.
son of this city. The bride is the beau
tiful daughter of Mrs Alice Tenant
Hardy, also a resident of Manti The
marriage ceremony was sOlemnized in the
temple here Wednesday morning by
President J. d. T. McAllister. Both OF
citizens Of our city and highly respected
by all in this community. .
Miss Emma Bunnell of Spring City Is
visiting friends in this city.
j. Y. Jensen Of Ephraim was Manti
visitor during the week.
Louis Hardy is visiting parents and
friends in Manti, taking a vacation from
her labors at the =. Y. Z. of Provo.
NJ. Z. FarnSworth left for Salt Lake
Tuesday last with his son, Bartlette. who
left during the week for a mission to the
northwestern states.
w. NJ. Cox Of this city left for mis-
sion to the northwestern states Thurs
day last
The old folks of Manti will be given a
free matinee I'm the opera house Monday
afternoon by the Home Dramatic com
Pany.
the temple Wednesday last: Albert F.
De- LANCE and Louisa A. Hatch OF
kooSharem; James Blakely of BROOKLYN,
Utah. and Alice Collins of Monroe: JOhr
v. Samuelson and Sarah z. Lambsen OF
Circleville.
Martha NJ. Hansen Of CirclevilIe was
In the city during the week.
A. II. Baldwin Of BROOKLYN. Sewer
county, was in the city. during the pass
Joseph Seely, W. D. Candland. F. c
Jensen, Abram Johnson, Joseph Monsoon
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EPHRAIM.

Miss May ByergO, the charming dauSh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Byergo OF
this city. and Leonard Jordan of Og-
den, were married here Wednesday after
noon by Justice of the Peace J. p. Chris
Jensen In the evening a small and IN
formal reception was held al the home
of the brides parents in this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Jordan will live in Ogden
where both have many friends, and will
shortly receive their friends at their own
Several prominent educators of the
county and state were guests of the fac
ulty at the Snow academy Wednesday.
The male friends OF Mr.. Rasmus Ham
sen rendered him a surprise Wednesday
evening at his home on Main street in
COUNTY Treasurer J. Morgan johnson
was in this city Wednesday on political
business. si
roni were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. {.
+. Jensen Monday.
Mrs. William ii. Aston OF Manti was
visiting with Mrs. Willard Emerson Mon
State Senator Alder was down from
Manti Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan OVERRIDE of En-
cry. Emery county. are visiting relatives
and friends here the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Thompson.
Attorney William K. Reid of Mann was
an Eohraim visitor Thursday.
D. W. Thompson has return from Cir
cleville, where he has been engaged the
Sheriff Jensen and District Attorney
Livingston were down from Manti We'd
nesday.
ness visitor in Salt Lake City.
Miss Retta Snow of Manu gave a dra-
matte recital at thesopera house Friday
night under the auspices OF the faculty
of the Snow academy
Ex-Mayor Joseph Hansen OF FairvieW
was a business visitor here Friday.
! City Recorder Frank Nielsen OF Manti
was in the city Wednesday.
A baby boy arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra S. Madsen Wednesday
Miss Clara Brienholt has returned home
George Jorgensen Is visiting in Salt
Lake City the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
The population, Of the city was IN
creased by the arrival of baby girls at
the homes of Orval Petersen and Archie
Miss Ruth Dorlus is visiting friends in
Salt Lake City this week.
Rasmus Hansen was in Salt Lake City
the first of the week on business
State superintendent OF Schools A. c.
Nelson was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred W. Christensen.
Editor n. p. Nelson and Attorney Lewis
Larsen were down from Manu Mon
Miss Daisy Petersen is guest OF her
sistS- Mrs. D. o. Calder, in Salt Lake
The social given by tho Y L. NJ. L A.
l Of the South ward at LarSen's pavilion
IiIUeSuaN WIS one OF the DlpSt enter ldiA-
! ing and enjoyable affairs that has been
seen in this city in a long time.
| c. n. Lund and wife or Mt. Pleasant
We're visiting relatives and friends here
i Wednesday.
The grandest social event of the sea-
! son was held at the Snow academy build
| ing Friday evening. good time was had
i by all those present.
Mrs Thomas Thompson is visiting rel
/ atives and friends in Salt Lake City
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Richard
J winters
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sire to. son 70 the people OF Goshen and
sheriff Harmon was over from Prove
Miss Nellie -PStten has returned frosn
q three weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
SamfBOyle at Eureka.
Dir. and Mrs John Liant are here this
week from Garland where Mr. Liant is
engaged with the Utah Sugar company
George Amos Of this place has ac-
eepted a position as news agent on the
Denver & Rio Grsnde railway. He made
MS initial run 10 Grand Junction Tues
da-.
1he pupils OF the eighth and ninth
grades OF The public schools gave their
playmate, Miss Donna Simons, a surprise
party the other evening 1T the home OF
principal s 4. Taylor, in honor Of Miss
home in Montana. Games OF different
kinds, picnic OF a delicious nature. and
a jolly good time occupied the evening
until the midnight hour.
I. Sam Jack OF Eureka scent part Of
the cay in PaysOn Wednesday.
Grant Swisher. a tonsorial artist Of the
great camp Of Tintc. was here Wednes-
". II. Ray of Provo. adjuster Of the
recent fire in Eierstrons store IN this
city. was here Monday and Tuesday and
made settlement for damages sustained
by the fire. Mr. Ellerton received $3.50
ON his stock and $50 on the building.
Mrs. s. +. Ware of Silver CITY is
V1sl1ng with her mother. Mrs Diana
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coward. jr., re-
turned from Salt Lake Thursday. and
on Friday night reception was given
/ the couple at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
John Stahh, i'm honor of their marriage
" ednesday in the Salt Lake temple.
Mrs. Coward was formerly Mss Laura
Stahi.
The delegates from here to the Repub-
ltcan county convention at Provo on
April are the following named persons
John II. Dixon. Ammon Nebeker D. $.
Pack, ]. 4. Mcclellan. Grant c. Simons.
German Ellsworth. Charles II. White.
/ William Gushing. j. w. Mcintosh. John
A. Belts, Harry S. Upton. Mrs. William
r Dowdle, Mrs. NJ. Lucy. Mrs. S. 3.
| Wilson.
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future home. Lunch was served and q
very enjoyable time was spent. Those
present We're; Misses Laura Bean, rs
felie Morrison. Ida Rasmussen, Eva
Mida Gardner, Eiessrs. Joseph .NielSua,
PURGE Alfred, jay Morrison Leo. Bean,
Anon Griggs, J. J. Woodring-
Mrs j. f Jorgenson went TO Mount
Pleasant Sunday Oh a visit TO relatives
Miss Pearl Wright spent Saturday and
sunday with her rarcnes. NJ. ard alfs.
/. X. Wright.
w H. Wilkinson Of Annabella took the
train here Sunday Tor Salt Lake on his
wa TO Butte, Mont
Mrs. Carl c. Goldbranson returned from
Ogden Sunday. after a visit with her
sister. Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald
Gideon SNYDER spent Sunday in Salina,
visiting with Archie Lewis Of that place
Sheriff Clark returned from Provo on
sunday after taking John r. VIM 10
the mental hospital
Miss Bessie Asimus returned from
Mount Pleasant Saturday
Professor hickman of the Provo 3. Y.
university spent FRIDAY and Saturday in
this county. lectuTing in the different
Miss Cara Parish returned to her home
I in Davis county Monday. after month
visit with her sister here. Mrs. A. J.
Poulsen.
J. E. HepDler moved down 70 Circle
vile Monday. Mr.. HeDpler has bought a
big ranch near that place and viii make
ludi -itstce ms fNfEre nnrle.
w II. Thurston was down from Kim
berlv q couple of days this week on
business
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Larsen came down
from Kimberly Saturday on account OF
the Illness of their 2-vear-old child. The
child grew worse and died Tuesday
night.
Thomas Barney OF Brooklyn and Miss
Hannah Green Of Marysvale were mar
red AT the court house in Richfield on
Tuesday.
Israel Salisbury returned from Castle
Gate Tuesday.
A pleasant surprise was rendered tC
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Smith Of Monroe
| Saturday evening. Lunch was served al
about II O'Clock and the evening was
well spent in playing games of different
kinds, with an abundance Of good music
and songs during the entire evening II
was one Of the most pleasant gatherings
OF the season. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs f. Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
+. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baker Mr.
and Mrs a. Y. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
lanes Mansen. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Robinson Mr.. and Mrs. 5. G. AndreasOn
Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Johnson, Mr. and Mrs
! Ole Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs Lars +. Mel
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ransom, Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Tuft Mr.. and Mrs
j. Z. SwensOn. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie.
/ Swindle. Mrs. Walter Jones Miss Clara
4 Jones, Mr.. William Morrison.
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PAYSoN.

Mrs Wells Simons was given a fare
well party Monday evening at the nome
of Mrs. Lyman Kapple. in the western
part of the city. About fifty relatives
and friends of the lady were present and
enjoyed the occasion immensely Mrs
Sirnons departed Tuesday with her chill
dren to join her husband in Montana
their future home.
The Koffee Klatsch clubs social at the
opera house last week was, from every
point of view. one of the leading social
affairs of the season. About seventy
five invited guests were present. The
ladies of The club spared no pains In the
decoration OF the interior of the house
artisticaly with curtains. draper1es and
hangings Of the national colOrs and a
selected variety of flowers and plants
The evening was spent with dancing and
games. and the occasion was one OF un-
alleged pleasure throughout. The punch
bowl was on hand and presided over by
two little maidens dressed in white, who
served refreshments to the guests in a
very becoming manner.
Easter services will be observed at 1880
O'Clock this evening at the Presbyterian
church. Special Easter music has been
prepared By the choir The remarks of
Rev Mr. Ward Will he on ',rhe Christ
mas Joy" as first awakened by the
Christmas carols of a Savior born. There
viii also ze Easter services at the N E
church.
The entertainment given by the grad
uating class of the Payson public schools
Monday evening was a. very successful
AFFAIR and a good sized crowd was out 70
witness. 1t. Notwithstanding the inclement
weather. a programme was given that
had been carefully selected and well pre-
pared. and delivered in a most enter
tanning manner.
Don Page has returned home from
school at Provo.
County Attorney Page was over from
the county seat on legal business
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rogers Of Nam
moth spent the first three days of the
week visiting here.
Miss Lyle WINNER of American Fork
came over to attend the social Of the
lsKoffee F<latsch club. tt.s
Dr. J. A. Hensel Of Eureka was d Pay
son visitor Wednesday.
The Santaquin Home Dramatic COM
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p BINGHAM.

Mrs. Maud Rankin of saH Lake was
a guest of her sister. Mrs. Eugene Ber-
ling. Monday.
H. Geffep was in salt Lake We'd
Mrs. Ed clays who has been visiting
in American Fork for the past two weeks.
returned Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. W Dunn were Salt Lake
visitors during the week
One OF the most enjoyable. events OF
I the past week was the surprise party
given Monday evening in honor of Mrs.
Dan Clays and her daughter Mrs. Liz
Zie Ash. at their commOdiOus home. Des-
pite the disagreeable night large num-
Der Of quests were present Whist was
the game OF the evening. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Al Foreman. w. NJ. Smith.
Mrs. Minnette and Mr.. Mcmillan. while
Miss Maud Roberts and Mr.. Gillette car
ried away consultations. An elaborate
| lunch was served TO the following guests s:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Gabrielson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Brink. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
and Mrs. A. Narcotic. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. L. III. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillette Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. Dudley. Mrs.
VIII Clays. Mrs. David Teachnor, Mrs.
A. J. Minnette. Mrs. sam Bush. Mrs.
John Jimpson. ST. g. F. Lee; Mrs y.
Jones. Mrs Robinson. Mrs. Sarah Brack-
en- Mrs. Jeffrey. Miss Vera Lee, Miss
Kate Robinson, Miss Alice Bush, Miss
Maud Roberts. Miss Effie Bracken. Miss
Walker. Miss Sheets j. Ireland. Isadort
Gouchat Dan Mcmillan. Ray Clays. s
Clays. Charles Gabriesou, John Schiller
and James Esley
County Commissioner H. n. StandIsh
OF Salt Lake was a camp visitor this
week
Mr. and Mrs. John Jimpson jr. spent
few days IN salt Lake
Mrs. VIII Clays gave a sewing bee
at her home Tuesday evening. dainty
lunch was served to the following guests.
Mrs. Alton Jones. Mrs. Dan Clays Mrs
1 Charles Brink. Mrs john IimpSOn. ST
F, Alre Lizzie Ash Mrs. Ken Jenkins. Mrs
A.. J. Minnette, Mrs. w. NJ, Smith, Mrs
| Dudley.