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The Irish standard., 1905-06-10
Strange Story of a Will.

One of the strangest stories of a
will ever told in court was that mar
rated in Dublin before Justice Kenny.
Mrs. Margaret Brown died at Fer
moy in 1902, and a man named Thos.
OKeeffe, described as her cousin,
tool> possession of her house and an
nounced the discovery of a will. This
| will was found to have been forged,
and O'keeffe was sentenced to penal
servitude In February, 1904, relatives
in America came on the scene, and
an inquiry into the next of kin was
| ordered.
Then an extraordinary event took
place. The monks of Mount NELLIE
ray, who had not heard of any of the
proceedings, believing that Margaret
Brown was still alive, sent word to a
Mr.. ManniX, whose son was a priest
in the order, that she had left a bag
in the monastery in the year 1901.
Mr.. Mannix then informed the Lord
Abbot for the first time that Mrs.
Margaret Brown had died more than
two years before; thereupon the Alb
bot sent down the bag to the office Of
Mr.. Rice, who had charge of her af-
fairs.
The bag was opened in Mr.. Rice's
office, and was found to contain a
Post Office Savings Bank Book for
$2625O, deposit receipts for $4,000
and will by which she left every
thing she had to the monks Of the
| monastery
Counsel for the monks stated that
| they would not take all the money,
and the next of kin were quite salts
fed. Thereupon the will was admit
| ted to probate.
The Irish standard., 1905-06-10
A True Story,

"Shon, my son." said German
father to his 1O.year-old son the other
day (whom he had heard swearing)
"Shon, mine son, come here, and l
will dell you liddle stories. Now,
mine son, shall 1t be drue stories or
a make-b'leeves?
"Oh, true story" answered John.
Ferry well, den. There vas vonce
goot, nice shentleman, schoost like
me, andt Won day he heard his son
shvearin'. So he dook a sthrap out
Of his pocket, shoost as l am toing
now, and then he dook the liddle boy
by de collar dis way and volloped him
shoost so, and then he bull his ears
dis way, and smack his face dat way.
and then dell him to go to bed at
vonce. mitoud any supper. shoost like
you viii do dis eavenings."
The Irish standard., 1905-06-10

since the law of contrast runs through
all things, in them is all the sin and
misery and woe and wretchedness,
there is found also the truest wis
dom and the most genuine virtue.
They furnish opportunities not to the
incompetent and the vicious alone,
but to the capable, the good and the
loving as we'll; and if these can be
awakened to sense of the RESPONSE
bility which rests upon them, if they
can be brought to understand and to
feel that to them, as to the remnant
which saved Israel, the veal or woe,
not of their city alone, but of the
country itself shall be due, they must
assuredly come to know that their
private business and their pleasures
are accursed, unless they unite to
purify municipal politics, to control
the saloon, the brothel and the gamb-
ling den, and minimize the ruin
wrought by them; to foster public
opinion which shall teach men that
moral causes govern the standing
and the falling of peoples as of indi-
viduals, while properties and pleas
ures, if they be separate from justice
and purity, dig their graves. The
mob of the worshipers of Mammon,
Bacchus and Venus may gather in in
creasing numbers; but it lacks prin-
ciple, it lacks steadfastness, it lacks
persistence, while they who are con-
trolled and held together by moral
and religious convictions obey abid-
ing impulses and become permanent
force. They have the strength of rea-
son and conscience which overcome
the lawless passions of the rabble as
it subdues the forces of nature to
human uses. This is the soul of the
opinion which rules the world, which,
II 1t but assert itself, can reform
homes and cities, churches and states.
When an organism loses the power to
remake itself, it's destruction has be-
gun. Too rapid growth is a symptom
OF disease. Voraciousness is patho-
logical. In vain shall we widen
our boundaries, in vain multiply mar
kets for our goods, if the inner source
which made our fathers lovers of
truth and justice and freedom run
dry.
The Irish standard., 1905-06-10
GOOD CITIZENSHIP.
Between Anarchy and Law and Order
Stands the Catholic Church.

Right Rev. William H. O'Connell,
Bishop of Portland, Me-, was accorded
remarkable demonstration of well
come on occasion of his recent return
to his diocese from Rome. Maine
never before witnessed such well
come," says "The Republic" of Bos-
ton The Governor OF the Common
wealth, the Mayor of Portland, judges
of the courts and hundreds of the
leading citizens of the Pine Tree state
joined in paying their tributes of re-
spect and honor to the prelate.
A feature of the demonstration was
banquet at the Lafayette Hotel,
where speeches were made by Gov
ernor Cobb and other distinguished
laymen and clergymen. Bishop O'Con-
nelPs response, though uttered in
Maine, will be echoed to California as
a true and most timely statement of
the position of the Catholic church on
the question of good citizenship. He
said:
Il have tried honestly and fearlessly
to take my stand side by side with
you in the cause of good citizenship. I
have not nor do intend to use the
altar steps or the pulpit for any sensa-
tional counsels. Very many times a
quiet word to my priests will carry
more weight and have more influence
than columns Of sensational words.
"You may rest assured that 80 long
as Bishop O'Connell has his voice 1t
will be raised at all times for all that
makes for: good citizenship, and to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
STATE SOCIETY

the anniversary ceremonies they ad-
lourned 10 the Grill and partOok of an en-
Joyable supper.
Miss Lung of Murray was in camp
Tuesday. a guest of Mrs. John War;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Clays have returned
from their. trip to Mr. Clays' home. San
dusky, Ohio.
Miss Fannie Allen spent Saturday at
Mrs. John stephens Of Salt Lake was
in camp a few days during the week Wis
lting her husband
David Lemon VAS over from Stockton
Thursday.
Mrs William Robinson, who has been
visiting relatives in American Fork the
past two weeks, is in and unable 70 re-
turn home. Mr.. Robinson and daughter,
Miss Kate left for American Fork on
Wednesday.
Mrs w H. Rothwen who was taken
seriously i'll at her home Tuesday, was
taken to the Holy Cross hospital Thurs
day.
Steve Dragets was injured at the Utah
copper by a piece of falling ore. The IN
Jury will prevent him from working for
Two or three weeks.
+. Brampton of Camus and A. +. Bran
ton of BOuntiful were in camp the past
week visiting their brother. r. II. Bramp-
ton.
E NJ. Garnett. stenographer in Judge
Richards court at Salt Lake, was IN
camp Saturday.
5. l.. Gates and wife who have been on
an extended trip through California and
the northwest. are expected home the
first of The week.
The Alton lodge of the Rathbope Sisters
initiated thirteen new members FRIDAY
monies they all enjoyed a sumptuous re-
past
The Bingham Whist club viii hold a
business session Monday evening. Oct. =
at the home OF Mrs. G. Il. Adderley. IL IS
earnestly desired that all members VIII
respond
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
EUREKA.

Miss Edna Beck is the guest of Mrs,
George Atkins il ST. George.
n G. Hall was ont from Salt Lake
at the beginning of the week.
Attorney Pike and Colonel John Hayes
were visitors to the capital last Tues
dav.
Roy Beck entertained Clarence Erick-
son of Provo last Sunday.
William McComb is recovering from MS
recent Illness.
Mrs. Joseph Phillips is visiting rea-
tives IL Spanish Fork.
Captain Hugo Deprezin. who has been
III for some time, is now eolnvalescent'
W. ID. Meyers was a visitor TO the
capital last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans had as
| their guest last Sunday the latter's moth-
er from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Beck this week entertained MI.
ana Mrs. Silas Alfred Mrs. W. Ward
and Miss Sodina Olstein of provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Chinn of Silver
City have moved TO Eureka, where they
will reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Creighton We're
over from Bingham last Saturday for
short visit.
Miss Genevieve Sullivan is now attend
ing the University of Utah. She left
for the capital last Sunday.
After a visit with DR.. and Mrs J. a.
Hensel. Mrs. Charles Seybold returned
to her home in Salt Lake last Sunday
afternoon.
MIS-. AtlIs uGuEhttI OF MIS- -
Robertson, returned to Salt Lake on
Thursday after a weeks sOjourn in Tin
tic.
Mrs. B. n. c. Stott returned home
Tuesday from Salt Lake. accompanied
by her son George. who is recovering
from a severe attack of typhoid fe-
yer.
Charles Parker. who has been visit
ing the fair at Portland, returned home
THURSDAY evening.
Mrs. Harry ]. Beane is in Payson.
where she was called on account of the
illness of her youngest sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar FOrslund returned
recently from their visit to Twin Falls.
Ida. where they were the guests OF
the latter's father and rnotEe~,
Mrs Paul Troester left today for
Aurum. White Pine county, Nevada 10
join her husband. who has accepted a
position IN that place.
Mrs A. Y. Wallace is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Martin of Salt Lake.
James Norman has returned from Twin
Falls. Ida, where he was the guest
of George Vaughan. lately a resident
OF this place
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Moore
was made happy by the arrival last
| Friday of a baby girl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
AMERICAN FORK.

Mr.. and Mrs c. S, Lively of La Veta
Pass. Colo. spent the week visiting IN
American Fork. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. 7. W. StorrS.
Earl Whitney Of Fruita. Colo. Wis
tied here and at Gleasant Grove this
week.
Mrs. James Chapman of Salt Lake
spent part of the week in American Fork
visiting relatives.
Robert Anderson. county attorney OF
Utah county. accompanied by his wife,
was i'm American Fork THURSDAY
Byron Kershaw. who has spent the
past two months at Provo and Vernai,
has returned home.
Thomas Coddngton is home from east
ern Utah
William Miller aud c. B. Halliday leave
here for Idaho SUNDAY morning.
Bishop James II. StOrrs and family
visited in Springville the fort part of this
week
Carl Anton of Springville was visiting
IN American Fork Thursday and Friday.
the guest of A. J. Peterson. Mr. Anton
expects to locate here in the near fu-
ture.
Miss Mabel Worthen. one Of the teach
ers in the Forbes school. is spending Sat
urday and Sunday with her parents at
SDringVille.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
RICHFIELO.

Fl n HAYES returned from his trip
into Emery and Carbon counties FIJI
day.
3. W. Hopkins came. down from Jo-
seph Friday 20 spend a few days with MS
daughter. Mrs. Mel Ross.
Mrs Joseph Wilkinson went to salt
Lake Sunday 10 visit a couple OF weeks
with her daughter Mrs. Gideon Sny-
/ ". Bean came down from Gold
Mountain to spend few days with his
Mr. and Mrs. e. p. Olson of Koosharem
were in Richfield Wednesday visiting
Fl. q. Snyder and William. Johnston
came down from Kimberly Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Chris Sorenson has moved over
from Monroe and viii make Rlchileio
her home hereafter.
Lester Buchanan OF Venice departed
from here Saturday to attend school IN
Lo@an this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Johnson visited with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Thol-
man. in Nermillion this week.
Mrs W. H. Iugham and family re-
turned Thursday from a visit of sew
eral weeks i'm Salt Lake and Ogden.
Mrs. NJ A Freeze came up from Sa-
lima Friday TO visit few days with
her daughter. Mrs. Carl G. Goldbran-
son
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Porter arrived
from salt Lake Saturday and after
few DAYS visit with Mr. and Mrs. Nj.
+. Murray returned to the city Wednes-
daz-.
Mrs. John McFadyen went TO Salt
Lake Tuesday to remain all winter.
Theo Nelson arrived from Salt Lake
Saturday to visit friends and relatives
before leaving for Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Craig went 10 KIM
berly Monday to visit few days with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lewis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Skougaard returned Friday
from their visit to the Portland expo
s4-On.
Mnius Seegmiller departed for Chicago
Friday 70 complete his studies at den
tai college in that city
Mr. and Mrs. James {. Christensen
of Palo Alto county. Iowa. started on
their homeWard journey Tuesday after
a visit OF several days here with rela-
tiVes.
Miss Eeie SorenSon started on her re-
turn trip to her home in Scipio. Tues
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
PARK CITY.

Mrs. \ J. Efting spent the week in
Park visiting with her mother.
Mrs. K. ID. Robins entertained number
OF her friends at a kensinstop Frldsy
afternoon at her home. Light refresh
ments We're served by Mrs. Robins and the
afternoon was pleasantly spent
George G. Curtis and son Nat We're IN
the Park this week from Logan, Visiting
with friends.
Mrs. John Phillips is visiting in Park
with her sons.
arrived in the Park this week on short
visit with relatives.
The concert given in the Dewey the
atTe Wednesday evening by Miss Gates
and Mr. Willard Weihe and Prof. John
j. Mcclellan of Salt Lake was much en-
JoEed by the large crowd present ana the
affair proved 10 be grand success both
socially and financially.
Mrs. John Graham returned 10 the Park
Monday from WATERFOWL. New York. dc-
eompanied by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Berry
Miss Cleo Coffey entertained a number
of her young friends at her home Mon
day afternoon. the occasion being her
sixth birthday. The little ones amused
In the evening. when refreshments We're
served and the crowd broke up, each
child repairing to their homes.
Mrs. Dan Gallavan came up from Salt
with her husband.
Mrs r. c. Cam0mile and son sam spent
Tuesday in Park visiting with friends.
Mrs. Mike JOrgenSOn came up from Salt
Lake Sunday morning on a brief visit.
Mrs. Wilcox and nephew, William Sea-
pie are visiting IN the metropolis Tor a
short time
Thursday evening at her home on Wood
side avenue. Mrs. sherman Fargo enter
tanned d number of the young married
people of this place. During the even
ing cards were PLAYED &C. being the
game, and the prizes were won by Mrs.
A. r. WeeteT. ladys prize; Mr.. Sam b.
Shields. gents prize.
Refreshments were served and the fol-
lowing guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs,
A. r. Weeter, Mr. and Mrs. b. l.. Grips
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Culbertson. Mr.. and
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.. GoiSt. Mrs.
J. NJ. LOckhart, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan b.
Shields.
Mrs. Johnson returned home to the city
Wednesday afternoon, after a pleasant
visit i'm the Park.
The members of the NJ. Z. church choir
surprised Mr.. Dodge at his home on Park
being his 18th birthday.
The evening was spent pleasantly in
games and music and before the party
was broken up Rev. Martin Thomas pre-
scented Mr.. Dodge with a small token OF
respect Refreshments were served and
tls affair was much enjoyed.
What promises TO be treat in the way
of dancing is the grand ball to be given
Thursday evening in the Maple hall by
1.-THE Mozart orchestra OF Provo. and a
large attendance is practically assured
them
The local lodge of Modern Woodmen of
America held a social session in their
lodge rooms Tuesday evening. short
programme was rendered and refresh
ments were served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
KAYSVILLE.

Friday evening at the Union hall at
Layton, the Layton teachers gave an
enjoyable dance under the direction of
2 committee consisting of-W. r. Skeen,
Miss May Gibson and Miss Lizzie Bar
toIt.
John w Galley was a visitor to Salt
Lake or E'ridas
Miss Ethel Stewart was up from Salt
Lake visiting her narents on SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Clark Of Salt
Lake were the guests of Mrs. Ellen
KnOwltOn on Thursday on their return
from a trim 10 Texas where they spent
three weeks.
Miss Edna Edwards who has been
the guest of Miss Pearl Layton for a
week. has returned to her home in Salt
Lake.
Miss Derrick of Salt Lake was visit
ing i'm Kaysville on Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Jones of Layton went to
Salt Lake on Friday.
Mrs. Alexander Dawson OF Layton was
visiting in Ogden on Thursday
Mrs. y. ]. keinett returned Thursday
from an extended visit with her DAUGHTER.
Mrs John S. HYDE in Downey Ida.
Claude r. Barnes left last evening for
Chicago. where he viii enter upon a
three years course of study at the
Chicago university. He will devote him
self to law. On the trip east he ac-
cOmDanies John SundwalI. who returns
TO the university TO take a position as
instructor while pursuing advanced
studies IL his medical course.
Mrs Seth C. Jones is visiting in Salt
Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01

The teachers i'm the public schools at
tended the gathering of the Utah ana
Juab county teachers at Castillo sat
urday
Idessrs. Kelley, Cameron and MORGAN.
OF BOZeman Mont. spent several days
this week i'm Lehi visiting the sugar fac
tory and beet fields.
Miss Effie Warwick and James NJ,
Kirkham went to Manning SUNDAY and
completed the ORGANIZATION of a Sunday
school at that place.
President s. l.. Chapman and wife. nr.
J. +. Moves AVID wife Of American Fork,
DR.. c. F. WestDhaT and wife OF
Pleasant Grove attended the CONNER
cial club hall Thursday evening.
Wesley AIolen and wife of Menan. Ida,
are visitin" relatives in Lehi.
Mrs. ". w. Barr. who has been spend
ing the summer in I4ehi visiting with
her daughter Mrs. r. F. steele. has
returned to her homo in Carbonate. w.
She was ACCOMPANIED bv her daughter
Mrs. Bertha Kiesu of Beaver.
Mrs. Julia Pristwirh of Idaho Falls is
visiting friends IN Lohi
A J. Evans. wife and daughter spent
the past week visiting friends in Salt
Lake CITY.
CitV for the winter. He will enter the
University of Utah
William Meianthanv went To Salt Lake
City this week to undergo an operation
for cancer.
The wife of DR.. Walter NJ. Stookey
presented her husband with a baby girl
Th-rsdaE
MayOr John Roberts aud wife snent
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends in
Mant.
John R Rome and family will move
to Garland in q few days
Miss Nav Campbell of Salt Lake CITY
has accented the DOSitiOn Of .stenORrapher
10 Superintendent James II. Gardner OF
the sugar cor1nany.
Mrs. Bell Judd and Mrs. Belle An
derson. of Grartsville. are visiting old
time friends in Leh
Miss FranceH Racker wer> To Provo
the eearly mart Of the week. She viii
attend the r. Y. 7. this Wirta~.
Frank Jacobs land wife Of Nagrath.
Canada. have returned II Lehi. Mr.
Jacobs is much dissatisfied with the
past two years in Canada and may not
ret;;rn.
Edward Clayton Of Magrath. Canada,
an old time resident of Lehi, is here
visiting friends
The First ward held q most SUCCESS
= reunion in the City pavilion last even
ing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
BINGHAM.

Miss Mamie Hollows. who has been a
guest OF Miss Blanche Coakiey during
the week, returned TO her home in Stock
Mrs. Tom Ford left Monday for her
future home in northern California.
Mrs. Sowadzsd of salt Lake spent sew
eral DAYS in camp. the guest of her son.
Mr. and Mrs. sam Hooking OF Mineral
Point Wis. are guests of Mr. bookings
brother and family. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miss Margaret McDonough enjoyed a
visit from her sister from Salt Lake
Monday,
Elmer Hill left the first OF the week
and q visit with relatives in New York
Mrs. Parker Of Salt Lake has been a
guest of Mrs. ID. I. Teachenor and Mrs
Ford. She left the first OF the week for
d. \. Mcmillan and Mr.. Hnlensberg.
who have been at Prescott AriZ., the past
month, returned TO camp the first of
The week.
Mrs. Alkaline scovilie is able to be out
after a weeks Illness.
School Trustee John Hansen of River
tom and Professor Clark. musical Instruct
or for Jordan district. were visitors to the
Lower Bingham school Tuesday
Postmaster 9. III, Roberts and wife have
returned from trip TO the fair and Los
Angeles.
Boy spent Wednesday at the capital.
Mrs. Ellis MaXfield and children. who
have been visiting relatives at Provo and
Springviile, Utah, returned home We'd
nesday.
Mrs Famey of Highland Boy was at
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Diekerson of Hugo. Colo, mother
OF Mrs ". j. RothWel. Was a camp
arrival Wednesday called here by the Sc
rious illness OF her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Robinson were at
the capital the tirsi OF the week.
Mrs George r. Chandler returned Tues
day from the metropolis
Ruth Rebekah lodge celebrated the an
niVcrsary of the founding 81 their order
Tuesday evening at Society nall. After
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
LOGAN.

Miss Annie Raymond entertained at
dinner on Saturday in honor of Miss ).
+. De Graft. whose birthday it was.
Covers were laid fOc eight.
Miss Georgia Rhodes returned TO Eet
home in Butte this week after an eN-
tended visit in Logan with Mrs. George
LOvd.
Mrs. Anna Cornish of Salt Lake visited
IN Logan this week with her sister, Mrs.
Fletcher.
tied with Rev. n. Z. Clemenson during
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. and Mrs. u. GaSS of Salt Lake
civ visited Logan relatives this week
Miss Emily SdebOtham returned to
her home i'm SDringville this week after
"a brief stay in Logan
Professor and Mrs. L. 4. Ostien re-
turned Saturday from Portland, where
they spent the summer
Mrs. L. r. Thomas of BlackfOOt and
Miss Shirley of London, England, are
the guests of Professor and Mrs. George
II Thomas
L. r. Martineau visited Logan friends
this week
Miss Hannah Bluemel and Harry
CrOwther. TWO We'll known young Logan
people, We're married on Wednesday ana
in the evening a big reception was ten
dered the welded couple at the CrOwther
home.
W. ]. Cassatt OF Albany n Y. visited
friends in Logan the fore part of the
week
L. W. Mears of Lewiston. Ida, is Wis
iting friends here.
Mrs. Wesley Jacques was rendered a
reception on Friday by her cO-workers
in the Primary Association of the Sixth
ward.
Mrs. Ida Langton and Miss Neda
Thatcher left for Chicago ON Monday,
where they. viii visit for a short time.
Horace Nebeker Lon Squires and Seth
Langton jr. and Miss Laura Ncbeker.
left for Chicago the first of the week.
All of them Will attend college there.
". l.. MetcaIf of Salem, ore. visited
friends here this week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-01
EPHRAIM.

Mr. and Mrs. James Frost entertained
a number of their friends at dinner Sun
day afternoon at their home.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Nielsen Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards of Provo
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rusquist Tuesday.
Aaron Nielsen was home from Spring
vile Sunday to visit with relatives and
trends. He returned Monday.
Mrs Ad0lph Hansen left Thursday FOR
Marysvale to be at the bedside of Fred
Hunt.
Mrs. N o. Andersen was the recipient
of a surprise party at her home Thursday
evening.
Miss Tena Willardsen of Mayfield was
visiting with relatives and friends here
THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sorensen were
Ephraim visitors this week.
Grandma Darius was rendered a sur
prise party at her home Thursday AFTER
noon in honor of the ninetieth anniVersa-
~ Of her birth.
George a. JOrgensen returned nome
Sunday from Norway, where he has been
for the past two years IN the interest OF
the Mormon church.
The faculty of the Snow academy gave
the opening bah of the season at the AS
sembly hall Friday evening.
Leonard Willardsen IS visiting WIN
friends at Gunnison.
The management or the opera hOu9V
gave a dancing party Friday evening
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day. after spending the summer here
with her sisters. Mrs Charles Skougaard
and Mrs. II. s. Ivie.
Mrs. G. Nj. Jones spent Thursday in
NerIntsiOn. ss.sessr $500
wedding reception was given in honor
of the marriage of Joseph Peterson and
Media Busk. at the home Of the brides
parents Friday evening. \ large crowd
was present and most enjoyable time
was had. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson were
remembered with many beautiful and
useful presents. They have the best
wishes of hosts of friends in their jour
ney through life.