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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
TR0PICO

Frank I. Marsh returned wednesday
from a two weeks visit to Riverside
and Crofton
David II. Imler is at hGsne again
after an absence of three months.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ewing of Yuma,
Arz., were the guests of their sister.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson, the past week.
Charles III. Schen, prominent mining
man of Salt Lake City who recently
purchased the villa Las Flores" ar
rived from Salt Lake and Will spend
the holidays with his family.
b. +. Birmingham returned Sunday
from a three months trip to the south
eastern part of San Bernardipo county.
MI and Mrs John Hobbs enter
taned their cousins, Mrs. A. IL. Mayne
and son Donald Of Salt Lake city and
Dr. and Mrs, Mabry of Los Angeles the
past week.
l.. o. Chandler gave a dance at j. A.
Logan's new han Saturday, at which
large number of the popular young
folks were present.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
HOLLYWOOD

The pupils of Mrs. II. c. Candee gave
recital at the home of their teacher
Wednesday afternoon. After the pro-
gram light refreshments were served.
The parents of the pupils were the
guests.
Mrs II. j. Whitley entertained the
Monday Card club Tuesday morning.
The guests remained for luncheon and
afterward went in body to the social
meeting of the Womans club, which
was held in Wilcox hall.
The joint installation of the officers
of the Hollywood lodge, No 355, and
the Order of Eastern Star was the
occasion of delightful social function
at the Masonic hall Monday evening.
The Current Event club met Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Shrader on Sycamore avenue.
Miss Shrader sang several delightful
solos and Mrs. Lou V. Chaplin addressed
the club.
The Baptist church and Sunday school
held their Christmas exercises Friday
evening at the Masonic temple. After
a short program stockings of candy and
nuts were distributed among the chill
dren.
The Christian church held a star en-
tertainment Saturday evening at the
church under the direction of Miss
Grace Shelp.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Sawyer sister of w. H.
Code, from Saginaw, Mich, is a guest
at his home on Whitley avenue.
Mrs. e. II. Dewey, who has been the
guest of Mrs. John Scales, left this
week for her home in Natta, Idaho.
A surprise party was held at the home
of Mrs. G w. Hoover last week in
honor of Mr.. Hoover's siXty-fifth birth
6oU
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
BY THE CTEATTERER

York who Is her house guest. The
women all came attired in japanese
costumes and decorations for the house
were of japanese lanterns, umbrellas.
fans and chrysanthemums I'm various
shades A photo of Mrs. Hyams I'm
Japanese costume ornamented each
score card and Japanese prizes were
awarded to the lucky ones A Japan
ese embroidered cushion and ivory fan
and several other pieces of ivory We're
among them. At the close OF the
games the guests adjourned to the
dining room. which had been con-
verted into a japanese tea garden. Lit
tie maids In japanese costume served
the guests Those asked to meet Mrs.
llyams included Mesdames c. Green.
Ben Lofin, Saul Davis, Emil Strauss,
Jacob Korn, Max Cohn, A. Ginsbere.
Lewis Meyers of Chicago, William
Gronan M. Kleinberger, NJ Lustig. c..
Green, Robert Green, Ben Rofin, Max
Goldsmith, Eva Goldsmith and L. Kell-
mer of San Francisco.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Bohan-Gray Wedding

The marriage of Miss Mary Gray and
Edmund r.. Bohan was solemnized yes
terday at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. A. B. Gray, Bellevue ave-
inne, in the presence of immediate men,
bers of the two families. The wedding
was simple home affair and the bride,
who was unattended wore a charming
gown of white made in simple and
effective style, becoming her blonde
beauty Rev B. Fay Mills officiated
s Mr. Bohan is the son of Mrs. Eliza
beth Baker Bohan, ana both the bride
and groom have a host of friends They
will go east for an extended trip at
5the conclusion of which they will be at
shome in a pretty new bungalow which
is being built for them near the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Gray.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
WHITTIER

Miss Helena Dunlap returned Friday
from an extended trip through Europe.
Miss Dunlap is an artist of note. She
graduated from the Chicago Art In
stitute and later studied at the Chase
school in Philadelphia, where she re-
celved a prize for excellence of work
which entitled her to a European trip.
Miss Dunlap thinks that Germany
offers better opportunities to the am
bilious artist than Paris and expects
to return to Munich to continue her
studies.
A crowd of sixteen high school
students enjoyed a jolly tallyho ride
to Norwalk Friday night and attended
the Norwalk- Fernando high school de-
bate.
Little Miss Elizabeth Burlington cele-
brated her eighth birthday Saturday
afternoon by inviting a number of
friends to "cobweb" party
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Johnson of
Grand Canyon, Ariz,. arrived in Whit
tier Saturday and will spend the winter
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Install Officers

Palestine chapter, O. L. s., installed
officers for the new term at the chap
ter room on Washington and Griffith
avenue Thursday evening. The INSTALL
ing officer was the retiring worthy
matron, Sadie e. Waterman, and the
new officers are: Worthy matron, NAL
vna j. McKinnie; worthy patron,
Ethan Allen; associate matron, Maggie
Hail. conductress, Lillian Henck; as
sociate conductress, Grace Allen; sec
retary, Lulu Scott; treasurer, Alma
Bradley: chaplain, Mary Brown; or
ganist Florence Brewer; marshal, Mar
tha McCabe: Adah, Esther f. Reinen
Ruth, Abbie Johnston; Esther, Mamie
Eastin; Martha, Allie Wheeler; Electa,
Mary 1. Shaffer; warder, Livina John
ston; sentinel, H. Dorsey.
The program included readings by
Miss Hart and selections by the Grace
e. Deering orchestra. The retiring
matron, Sadie e. Waterman, was pre-
sented with a beautiful jewel of the
order, and the past patron, Fred c.
McKinnie, was presented with hand
some library lamp.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Gives Christmas PARTY

Miss Bessie Woodruff was guest of
honor at card parry given Tuesday
afternoon by Miss Bertha Smith of 22SS
West Twenty-fifth street Christmas
stockings We're the prizes, and scores
.were kept on Christmas cards. Holly and
Christmas bells decorated the room in
a brilliant arrangement. The guests
Included Mrs. Purcival G. Winnett, Mrs.
A. Holmes, Misses GenevieVe
Downing, Lulu Page, Elizabeth Page,
Italia Bower, Ethel Stockard, Ethelwyn
Walker. Clara Condee, Eliza beth Hut
ton, Mlgnonette Hutton, Beatrice Dun
ham. Hortense Jones, Emmie Luentzel,
Irene Buell., Alice Atwell, Frances War
;telle Edith Goodrich, Alice Goodrich
and Elizabeth Burns. Wednesday even
ing Miss Woodruff was complimented
guest at a whist party with which Miss
Ethel Stockard of 1911 Hermosa street
teutertained.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Dancing and Five Hundred

Miss Winifred Ramsey of 2741 Ken
wood street was hostess last evening
at 500 and dancing party given in
honor of her sister Miss Grace Ramsey,
who has returned to Los Angeles from
Stanford for the holidays Throughout
the rooms where the card tables were
arranged and where dancing was en-
joyed holly and garlands of smilaX
were effectively employed and
scores were kept on cards bearing
Christmas greetings. To the young
woman making the highest score a
Japanese salad bowl was awarded and
the prize for the men was a stein.
There We're present Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hazeltine, Mrs. Martha Simms, Misses
Ruth Perkins, Alice Yuthers, Gertrude
Dimmick, Dorothy Darlington, Helen
Bosbyshell; Messrs. Louis Ramsey, J..
+. trolich, Ransom Crippen, Howard
Hagle, James Halern, Robert Cumstock,
Kendall, Elmer Rutz and William Fris.
bee
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Graduate Students

Graduating exercises of the Los An
geles School of Art and Design took
nlace Thursday evening i'm the main
studio, which was appropriately dec
Grated in the class colors, white, green
and yellow. Diplomas We're presented
TO the two graduates, Miss Daisy NJ.
Hughes and fernando G. Villa. The
following received certificates Mar
garet Atterbury Oscar Brett. Harry
Croft. Arthur Clough, A. II. Slater,
Charles Van Waz, Earl Freeman.
Marie France, Guy Chapman, Anna
Heichart, Y. ID. Johnson, Florence
Shepherd, Marie Dyer, Edna Modie.
Ruby Bartlette, Louise Roberts, Ellen
Parke, Clara Holden. Eleonor White
Edith Miller, William McDermitt. The
students presented Miss Daisy Hughes
with handsome brass vase and Ii. G..
villa with an artistic settee.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Six and Six Whist Club

3 Members of the Six and Six Whist
club were entertained Friday evening
at delightful Christmas party given by
Mr.. ana Mrs. n. W. Milligan of 1122
West Twentieth street. Distribution Of
fgifts from large stocking was an in
steresting feature of the evening.
Holly, smilaX and Christmas bells
decorated the rooms, and scores were
kept on bell-shaped cards. A hand
seme cut glass dish and smoking set
We're awarded as prizes. The guests in
lcluded Mr.. and Mrs Frank Humphreys
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Weabers, MI and Mrs
D, W. Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burris Mitchell.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
LEAVES FROM SOCTETY'S NOTE BOOK

Holiday fun is engaging society
these days and during the week past
there has been n round Of social gayety
such as has not been known since old
Saint Nicholas made his last visit.
During the week Just beginning
there will be no dearth Of social en-
jcyment Today and tomorrow will be
devoted to the small family affairs,
none the less delightful because the
guests include only relatives, and now
md then a specially invited guest
The time-honored Christmas tree
will have a prominent place in almost
every household and tomorrow even
ing many hostesses will open their
homes for a rolickng time with the
young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cross of Iona
Drive will have large family dinner
Christmas day, and IN the afternoon
there will be q Christmas tree for the
children, though no doubt the grown
ups will enjoy it almost as much. All
afternoon and evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Cross will keep open house.
Major and Mrs. John II. Norton of
S34 West Twenty-eighth street VIII en-
tertain at dinner and with an informal
evening dancing party
Mr. and Mrs. Olive p Posey will en-
tertain with a family dinner at Hotel
Angelus in honor of Mrs. Posey's lit
tie granddaughter, the baby daughter
of Mrs. John Van Gieson Posey. The
tiny young woman might be in a fair
way to be spoiled if she were very
many months older for such an
amount Of attention as she is re-
ceiving Is seldom showered on any
girl.
2 Miss Forman will be guest of honor
mt a dinner to be given at noon to-
morrow by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
Travers at 1890 South Figueroa street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j. Fleming
are others who will entertain at dim
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Jenkins will be
guests OF honor at a dinner party
to be given tomorrow evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wilson Hart of SAG
South Burlington avenue.
Several other affairs of a similar
mature have been planned.
= During the remaining days of the
week the holiday festivities will be
kept up, but dancing parties and re-
lceptions will take the place of small
dinners. Several of the charming
young visiting girls will be guests OF
honor at parties at which some of the
most popular hostesses will entertain,
and the return OF the Stanford and
'Berkeley students is a general sig
nal for entertaining. The short time
that they spend at home during the
holidays is always red letter time.
Miss Genevieve Downing of Lexing-
ton, KY, and Miss Marjorie Tate OF
kansas City, Mo-, will share honors
at charming afternoon affair with
which Mrs. Erasmus Wilson of No. Z
Chester place will entertain Thurs
day morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Entertained With Dutch Whist

Mrs. r. Wagner and Miss w. M.
Ardis were at home to friends Thurs
day evening at 1886 Ingraham street.
Dutch whist was the game. Mrs. Mar
garet Moore won the women's first
prize and w. w. Sweeny the first prize
for men. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs H. A Bingham. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hurd,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Parsons, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Van Valkenburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Van Valkenburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. w. Sweeny, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
A. Short, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Larson, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Burke Of Downey, Mrs.
M. f. Winston. Mrs. Margaret Moore
of New York, Misses Frances Bingham,
Helen Best, Ruth Bingham, Little,
Elizabeth Parsons, Gladys Wagner,
Donnie Short, Messrs. A. NJ Parsons,
Will Parsons, Edwin Winston, James
Best and Allen Delaney.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Five Hundred Club Entertained

: Mrs. Adelia K. Elder entertained
members of the West End 500 club on
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs
Christian Brown of Minnesota and Mrs
Della Abbot. A brass fern jar and
"a leather Cardcase, offered as prizes for
games, were won by Henry Morris
The seasons greenery was in promin-
ence. The members present We're Mr.
and Mrs. S. $. Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs
Henry Morris, DR.. and Mrs. w. E.
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mac
lay, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p l.. Stafford
Mr. and Mrs. Alcot, Mr.. and Mrs
Emanuels, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walsh
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ramsey and DR.
George Mcfarland. The next meeting
will be held January at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ramsey, pal Ken
wood street
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
SAWTELLE
day.

L. r. Madden celebrated his nth
birthday anniversary last week with
all informal dinner. His son, Charles
Madden, and wife from San Fran
cisco were present, and the immediate
members of his own family.
Mrs. Albert Nudge has returned
from visit to Mrs. Kelly of Green
fields, Cal, and tour of Northern
California.
William briggs returned "Wednesday
from q visit to Monrovia.
The Song of Ancient Days" was
presented at Leeds hall Saturday
evening.
up Cross Roads," a play, was given
at Ward Memorial hall by a Los An
geles troupe.
The Fraternal Brotherhood lodge,
No. 3S7, gave an entertainment last
Thursday at their new hall and
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, John r. Armstrong; vice presi-
dent, r. c. Wertenbaker; secretary,
George Beeson; treasurer, Mrs. H. N.
Snyder; chaplain, Mrs. w. E. Scofeld:
sergeant-at-arms, Levi Wills; mis-
tless-at-arms, Mrs. Casper; inner
guard, Geo. Nevius; outer guard, w.
Scofield.
BILLY" Hammel, former chief of po-
lice OF Los Angeles, visited the Soldiers
home last week as the guest of some
of the members of the nickel Plate'
mess, and attended the meeting of the
Masonic lodge in Sawtelle.
Dana Hammond of Boston, who is
the guest of his cousin, Ernest Ham
mond, will attend Stanford university
Mrs. Cleo Marc of Globe, Ariz., was
the guest of Mrs. Albert Stoner last
week.
Mrs. Goodale of Los Angeles was
the guest of her niece, Mrs. w. b..
Taylor, last week.
Robert Gray and wife are the guests
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson.
Ethel Brown has removed to Sher-
man to reside with Mrs. Ruth Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

the respect Of the city for them is well
expressed.
A. Moncrief and family Of Duarte
ington Park.
Mrs. o. l.. Clayton OF Dixon, ILL.,,
and Mrs. l.. Reitz of Pasadena are
guests of Mrs. G. II. Sarwine
Miss Aileen Northup went to Hemet
Thursday to assist in an entertain
ment.
Mrs A. Dee of Los Angeles visited
her mother, Mrs. Charles Rehrman,
Sunday.
Miss May Baker is at home from
San Francisco for the holidays.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
SAN PEDRO

The members of the Ladies' Luncheon
club met at the home of Mrs. Frans
Burns on Wednesday. Among those
present were Mrs. V. A. Goodrich, Mrs
Angel, Mrs. Seward, Mrs. Moores, Mrs
Armour and Mrs. Loucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Faussett of Mon
roe. Wash. arrived here this week.
Mrs. l. Lippmann and daughter Raye
of Oxnard have been visiting the Lipp-
mann brothers.
Mrs i. Karr entertained the ladies
Of the Bohemian Whist club at her
home on Tenth street Friday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
MoNRovIA

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w, II,
Marshall an elaborate birthday party
was given Saturday evening, the
guests OF honor being j. +. Spence,
rs years OF age, and Prof. ]. G. Cross,
who is 20 years of age, A birthday
cake with seVenty-fVe candles lighted
was cut, and another with ten. The
friends of these men find II bard TO
realize that they have reached these
years. but In this honor done them by
the members OF the Methodist church
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Christmas At Hollywood

Christmas festivities at the Hotel
Hollywood viii begin tonight and for
the coming two days that popular
hostlery promises to be the scene of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Package Shower for HrIde.EIect

Miss Abba McCready, who will be-
come the bride of John Staub January
8, was guest of honor at package
shower given yesterday afternoon at
the home of Miss Estelle McClung, 5133
Pasadena avenue. A large Christmas
tree was the feature of the afternoon
and the gifts of the young women TO
the popular brde-eect We're displayed
upon it. The rooms We're canopied with
smilaX and white wedding bells de-
pended at intervals from the ceilings
Scarlet and white flowers and holly
berries further added to the attractive
ness of the scene. There were present
Mrs Ben Merrill Mrs Blanche Wilson,
Misses Lillian Merrill, Frances Gordon,
Genevieve Cumberland, Gail Lane,
Olive Williams, Edna Russell, Katha-
rlne Darling, May Darling, Fairy
Means, Vera Brook, Lillian Merrill
Margaret Herskovitz, Bess Buck, May
McClung, Agnes BarWell, Aileen Staub.
Mamie Daniels, Edna Cumberland,
Nino Brown, Cunningham, Bess Mer-
rill, Bertha Boal, Amy Gordon, Mar
guerite Mackallp and Augusta List.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
For Mrs. Hvams

Mrs. e. l.. Kornfeldt of l1O1 West
Ninth street was hostess Yesterday
afternoon at unique card party, given
Ia honor OF Mrs. o. Hyams OF New
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

gram was rendered during the all too
short afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
Recital and Dancing Party

A class recital and dancing party
was given Wednesday evening by the
class of 'O6 OF cumnock school as d
wind up to the fall term A comedi-
eta and an interesting program of
readings and music occupied the even
ing the numbers given including
Fourteen to one" elizabeth stuart
Phelpsl. Miss Roberts; Dick Swivel
ler' (Dickens), Miss Maynard; "The
Death Disk" (Mark Twain), Miss
Humphrey; peg Wohington" (Charies
Reade), scene l. Nature and the
Critics" Miss Robson; scene III. "The
Rivals" Miss Noble The Lane That
Had No Turning" (Mr. Gilbert par
kerr. Miss Stewart; THE Tenor (Mr.
H. c. Buner), Miss Holmes; "Old King
Solomon of Kentucky" (Mr. James
Lane Allen), Miss Taylor: comedietta
"A Fair Encounter (Mr. Charles Rae)
Lady Clara st. John, Miss Hutchin-
son; Mrs. Celia Grenvile. Miss Muir
dock.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24
To BE Patronesses

Women who will act as patronesses
at the reception to be given by the
Standard University club to the Glee
and Mandolin club on the evening Of
December , include Mines. S. S. Sails
bury w. w. Stilson, w. c. Patterson,
A j. Copp, James A. Foshay, Caswell,
II. y. Osborn, Homer Laughlin, jr,
Guy Cochran, Emma L. Reed. II. c..
Montague, Sheriff. b. Osborne, Fred
erick B. Braden, Rea Smith and w. IL.
Housh. The reception will be held in
the Woman's club house Immediately
following the concert which is to be
given at Simpson auditorium. The
musical organization of Stanford uni
versity is said to be particularly good,
and about thirty performers will make
the Stanford tour during the holiday
vacations. Among the number are
many students of Los Angeles and
vicinity.
Every effort is being made for enter
tanning the members of both clubs. The
local entertainment is in the hands of
the organization of Stanford men and
1t is the expressed intention of the
Stanford University club to have every
former student and graduate of the
university present on the evening of
the reception.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-24

much gayety. The hotel is lavishly
decorated with holly and mistletoe and
many flowers.
The first fun will be largely for the
children, though the older folks have
shown a decided interest in it. It will
consist Of a huge Christmas tree, deco
rated with cleaning electric lights, on
which gifts will be placed for the
guests. Santa Claus will arrive during
the evening, in an automobile. and
after entering through a window Will
distribute the gifts to all concerned.
on Monday dinner will be served at
noon, and already nearly every table
Is engaged. At night dancing will be
In order. An orchestra will be on hand
to furnish music, and the guests are
asked to invite their friends generally.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-04-20
Give Me The Names.

Of your friends OF relations in the east
who intend moving to the west during
the coming spring or summer.
There will be in effect during the spring
months, from all Eastern points 20 every
section Of the West greatly reduced rat es
both one way and round trip, and il will
be to their interest that Won give me the
names Of parties who may be induced
by these rates to come west, No matter
where they may be located, we will have
our representatives call upon or write to
them and advise them Of the cheapest
and best way to make the trip. Cal
upon OF address.
G. A. Walker, General Agent
Chicago & North Western Ry.
Z o Box 760 Salt Lake. Utah
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-04-20
How TO Tan Sheep Pelts.

A writer In Practical Farmer gives
the following: The process is SINH
lar to that OF tanning furs Wash the
pelt In warm soapsuds till the wool
Ia cleansed thoroughly; rinse we'll and
soak for one day in solution Of alum
and salt, eight ounces OF each In suf-
ficient warm water to cover the pelt.
Drain well, stretch on board and
when half dry sprinkle the flesh side
with equal parts pulverized alum and
saltpetre. Fold together and let 1t re-
main indoors for week. turning
twice day to get the alum and salt
petre equally upon all portions of the
skin. When well dried rub well with
pumice stone. which will make the
hide very soft and white. The edges
may now be trimmed to suit the taste,
Pelts tanned In this way can be used
for laprobes.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1905-04-20

Mr.. Sidney Belmont Of Provo was in
Lehi yesterday and gave US pleasant
call.
A beautiful line Of lace curtains just
In at the Coop. Beautiful designs in
Bonnie Femme, Brussels and Noting
hams.
Mr. II. b. Merrihcw presented this
office Wednesday morning with a
beautiful thermometer for which we
thank Bert very much.
The Coop received big shipment
of Linoeums this week, all grades, in
Guiding inlaid. a choice selection Of
patterns and their prices are right.
A marriage license was issued TO
Thomas Smith aged 81, Of Lehi, and
Susanna Pickles, aged of Grantsville.
They were married by Judge Booth.
Provo Enquirer.
know a jolly old maiden lady,
A lady Of high degree.
Who never goes to bed-without
4 drink Of Rocky Mountain Tea.
Sensible woman.
The additional big pump for the
Jordan river pumping plant has ar
rived from san Francisco, and will be
installed Immediately.
To the Sweet Girl Graduate We
solicit your inspection OF our beautiful
line of dress goods and trimmings fol
graduating dresses Peoples Coop
The Independent Telephone com
pany has fosce OF men erecting pole,
between Lehi aud the point of the
mountain They will have the line
cons ucled as far a. Lehi this week.
Messrs. James II. Gardner, Supt.,
and Engineer NJ. w. Ingalls, Of th'
Utah Sugar company, returned from
their trip TO Greeley and Loveland
Colo, on Monday.
According TO notice given the stock
holders of the Peoples Coop met o.
Monday in the Bank building at . =
m. Mr.. r. II. Cutler was electe,
chairman and James Fyile secretary
Supt $, Goodwin read the report 70
the past year which showed the inst
tuition in very healthy condition. Tn
report was accepted aud Aled. TIL
next business was the election of Off
GERS. r. II. Cutler VIM. Clark, Gee
Webb, $. L. Goodwin and Herr.
Lewis were elected directors 4 II
Cutler was elected president VIM
Clark vice-prcsident, James Fyfie sec
rotary aud S. /. Goodwin treasurer,