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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-09
Clothing.

Boys young men and old men,
You want to come in and see them,
You don't have to go up the winding stairs
To get a good Suit of clothes that wears,
For we will soon have them on the first floor
If you see them once you will like them shore"
We can show you Suits, either dark or light.
And we know the marked down price is right,
Suits that used to sell for ten.
Come in now and look again,
You can buy em now for just one-half.
Come bring the cash and we will make you laugh.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-09
GENERAL NEWS.
Gathered From Various Sources
Over the Country--Brief
Items.

The Rev. j. F. Milbank, pastor of
the Episcopal church at Owensboro,
has decided to retire from the pulpit
and go on the stage.
*x*
Sixteen warship will commence a
six days attack on the defenses of
Washington and Baltimore June IL,
in order to demonstrate the strength
or weakness of some particular parts
of the defense.
According to official records in
Washington there is no percepti BILE
abatement in the demand for the
extension of the rural free delivery
service. There are pendidg 4,70S
petition for new service.
-
William j. Bryan, as trustee for the
late Philip Sherman Bennett, of Con-
necticut, has sent Gov. Beckham
check for $500 for the Kentucky State
College. it being a part of the $40, 900
left by Mr.. Bennett to be given to col
leges to be invested in a prize fund.
According to a Washington story
Justice Harlan is said to have express
ed a desire to resign from the
supreme bench and accept the Repub-
lican nomination for Governor of
Kentucky, with the intention of
rounding out his career as Governor
of his native State.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-09
Shoes.

Come in and look; you will think they are NICE
When you see the marked down price,
Don't fool around and forget about this, but
Come right now and get Low Cut.
If you think though you would rather have Shoes,
You can sure get 'em, it's just as you choose,
We have them in White, Tan, Patent and Blues,
Come in and see them there is no chancet to lose.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-09
Dress Goods.

This department is chuck full of bargains to the
brim,
Insertings and Laces suitable to trim,
Organizes, Mulls and Linen Pongeenette
OH they are beauties and don't you forget
Ten-quarter linens for Shirt Waist Suits
And beautiful sks-oh, twill be surprise
For the price is right you bet your boots
And you can't see it otherwise.
Hurry, up don't wait don't ever delay,
Or you will miss the big bargains we have in
Pique
Persian Lawns and Paris Musns and pretty dotted
Swiss,
And so many nice things can't mention in
this.
Remnants are going at any old price,
Come and look once you will sure come twice.
We are thankful to our good people here and about
And invite them to come back again;
1t won't be long until you'll have quicker route,
To come to Hartford on the passenger train.
1t is now too late and the customers won't wait
For us to tell you more,
But you won't complain you can see it so plain,
When you trade at the Economy Store.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-09
COOPER SCHOOL HOUSE.

June 5.-Our Sunday School is
progressing nicely with Rev. G. W.
Gordon Superintendent.
Rev. +. w. Coakley filled his regu-
lar appointment at Slaty Creek, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Several of the young people, Of
this place attended the ball game at
Taylor Mines last Sunday evening.
T. r. Black and wife spent Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives near
Sanderfur's Crossing.
Lawrence Allen and sister Bertha,
Hartford, visited their brother, j..
l.. Allen, of this place Saturday and
Sunday.
OAsT ORR
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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-09
Dents FurrishirGs.

Gents Furnlshlr&s.
We will sell you Hat, Shirt, Tie and Collar
And the whole thing won't amount to dollar.
Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders and Sox,
And the summer time price will knock all others
out of the box
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1905-06-09
Millinery Departments.

Come in, ladies', and look and feel free
And you will go away with JOY and glee
Because you will find now bear in mind,
Just what you want in Milineree.
The colors are bright,
And the marked down price is right
So you will be pleased, don't you see?
Ribbons or Flowers, Hats or Tams
All of these pretty things right at your hands,
Violets or peoples it don't make any diff,
For bargains in this line just see Mrs. Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
RIcHFIELD.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
~ SdH Lake Monday Of John J. Wood
rihg and Miss Una Justesen. Mr.. Wood
Ilng IS one of the prOpTietors and publish
eentil recently resident CT Salt Lake.
Sne IS sister OF Mrs. J. J. Thomas OF
salt Lake and Mrs. A B Williams of
rms city. Mr. and Mrs. Woodring left
me CITY with the press excursion party
and VIII spend a couple OF weeks view
ing the sights at the Portland exposition
and other places in Oregon.
Marriage licenses have been issued the
past week TO George A Sylvester of FL
Sinore and Mary Jane Dali of RichfieId
Jofln y. AndreasOn OF Kimberly and
agnes Christensen Of Efsinore. Charles
smith Of Elsin0re and ELLEN C3uIdhra Dsen
OF Monroe. and Eugene Hill OF Favette
and Hermoine Jackson Of RichfieId.
L. ". Ross. who moved from Joseph
20 Sterhhg county in Canada a few years
ago, mas Just come down from his Cana
dian home and reports that the outlook
is not very encouraging for. this wear. as
a drouth is threatened
MIS- W. a Ford Of Elsinore is visiting
IN Lebi this week. She will later b.
Joined by her husband and they win
make a trip to California
Mrs Minnie Sylvester Of Flsiuore *
visiting in Salt Lake this week
Professor Norman McCarty a former
sewer county young man. but now at the
head Of the musical department at the
jackson university in Michigan. is home
on visit to his mother in Monroe He
j accompanied by Professor Harry
HIrschman of the same institution.
Daniel HenTie of Manti spent . dav
with his son Arthur in Richfield this
week on his return from trip to Pan
Sultch. where he visited a sister and
brot her This was the first time the
four brothers and the sister of the fam
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
EPHRAIM.

The faculty and students Of the sum
meT school gave delightful dancing
party at the opera house. Wednesday
evening and musical entertainment
Bishop A p. Andersen. after a week $
visit here with relatives and friends. re-
turned 10 his home i'm Independence, Ida.
Monday
Mrs. Dell Larsen Of Sunuyside Is Wis
iting with relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs George Taylor ST. is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. F Lund at Forest
Dale.
Miss Sarah Petersen deliberately enter
tanned the faculty Of the summer school
and number of friends at her home
Mrs. Christine Petersen of Salt Lake
City Is a guest of her daughter, Mrs
Charles Johansen Of this city
Mrs Charles Erickson returned to her
home in RiChfield Wednesday
Miss Hazel Strong of Provo and Miss
Christie Morrison Of Monroe were guests
OF Miss PaTl Wili8Tdsen Monday
r. G Rasmussen Of Draper was visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs James Frost Tues
day
Miss Nora Anderson came home from
Fort Collins. Colo. Tuesday for a few
weeks visit with relatives and friends
Mrs. Peter R Jensen Of Salt Lake
City is visiting with relatives and friends
in this citz-
mond were EphTaim visitors Wednesday.
q. c. Larsen left Sunday for CaIifor-
mia. TO be with his wife who Is SDend-
ing the summer there on account OF her
health
Moses Nielsen came home from Salt
Lake Sunday-
Mrs. William wetzeu and Miss Belle
I Turner Of Salt Lake City were visitors
in Ephraim Friday
Willard Phersen came home Friday
from Price, where he has been for the
past three months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
LEHI.

One o. the most successful tayraek
excursions of the season was given Dy
the Second ward NJ. /. a. oilcers 1ueS-
day evening to the Saratoga =. l'GiSs-
Soon after arrival there, ice cream
straw berries ana cake were ScTNe1.
after which the party bathed. About
fifty officers ana their friends were
present.
The d. r programme Will be held
June 20. in the l. o. .. F haI. IL is as
follows: .sSherman's March TO the
Sea" Cd The situation. Position OF
the army: disposal of troops, capture
of Atlanta CD Character sketch OF
leaders Cd Statistics concerning his
army ca Plan OF procedure. t5) En-
gagements during the march. tb) IF
feet OF march Song. From Atlanta
to the Sea.
David Timothy. a brother of Hyrum
Timothy. passed through Lehi on his
way to the hospital at Salt Lake City
Mr.. Benson and two daughters, OF
Beaver. were in town this week
Z. II Green, agent D. x r. O., IS
expected home from Quincy. Ills, this
week.
Mrs. Owen Stewart OF MeTcur is Wis
iting with Ter parents.
Harry Saddler and :. I. Goodwin
were ~ salt Lake on Wednesday
Miriam Thurman is visiting i'm Os-
den.
Editor Mcbride Of the Utah County
Democrat was here Wednesday.
Mrs Mamie Steed is visiting rela-
tives in Pennington.
Miss Christie Fox. one of Lehis most
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
BINGHAM.

y. J. Roberts. who has been visiting
N Los Angeles. Cal. returned Monday
Mr. Roberts reports delightful trip.
Mrs Roberts who has been visiting rCia-
uVes az West Jordan. returned with Mr..
The marriage Of Mr. James FsIick and
Miss Geneva Bartlett took place in Salt
Lake Monday. June 10. 1905. Mr. Eslick
IS one of Bingham s popular young men
and Miss Bartlett l. from Mammoth. Mr..
and Mrs. EsIick will make Bingham their
future home. They have the best wishes
Of their many friends
About dozen young people had a pic
ME up DTy Fork canyon sunday. the day
was spent In social chat and a most op-
petiZIuC lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomas were city
visitors Wednesday,
3Ir. and Mrs. Fred Doane were Zion
visitors the first of the week
The ladies' Of the PocdhOutas gave a
Z very pleasant card party at the homo Of
+ Mrs Elmer Hill Friday night Whist
was the game of the evening. prizes
were Won by Mr. Tanner a-3 Mrs. Hill
Alr- FIn-L and Mrs John Sudan. while
Nrs- Fred Bemis and Mr.. ". " Brecken
carried away the consultations 4 dainty
lunch was served TO about seventy
Mrs. Nike Gibbons was a visitor to the
capital Tuesday
The dance given Wednesday night was
attended by q large crowd Music was
furnished b- the Mandolin club
Mr. auC Mrs MuriIIO Beney and children
from sat Lake accompanied Dy Mr. Viz
I
with Mrs BeHey'S parents Mr.. and Mrs
". s Garrison
Mrs. H. Y. Luce was a city visitor the
first Of tine week
Mrs john SUidaT was in camp TO attend
tEp PUga houtaS card party
The Misses Anna and Esther BerlInE
from Salt Lake are in camp the guest
of their brother
Mr.. r. :. Guliau was city visitor
during the week
Mrs Mary KIopenstine returned from
t~i1 TO Salt Lake TUESDAY
About twenty friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
N r Jones planned pleasant surprise
on them al their home in depot ward
NiuGay night
Mrs. George Z. Lee is visiting relatives
al Rivertou-
Mrs. g. NJ Murray. from Cumberland,
, Wyo. IS visiting her sister Mrs J. w
. Sloane
Mr.. IT. g.. Bemis was an incoming pas
seuEer from Salt Lake Monday
NIr and Mrs A. J.. EiIbOurne were city
visitors during the week
Miss Mabel Stephen from Salt Lake IS
/ visiting iu camp
Miss Mamie Butterfield. from salt Lake
IS the guest of Miss Victoria Horn
buckle.
Mrs. jake Haster was an outgoing pas
sgu-cr Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
LOGAN.

Mr.. John Christensen and Miss Kate
Camilla Thatcher two well known young
pEOplc OF this city We're united in mar
riage ou Wednesday The groom Is one
OF the .citys energetic young business
men and his bride Is "a daughter OF Moses
Thatcher 4 reception was rendered the
welded pair ON Wednesday evening al
the home of the brides parents Only
member of the families OF the contract
ing parties were present but a that there
was large thrOng- The evening was
spent with music. ga mes ana either social
recreation and "A delicious wedding sup
per was served.
Miss AIthea Crockett returned to her
home in Boise this week. after visiting for
and friends
Miss Maggie D. Green of Layton is Wis
iting with Mrs T J. Marshall.
Mr. r. 5. Campbell of Salt Lake City
= spending "A day or two with Logan
Miss Mabel Or1nsby Of Chicago is ex-
pected % reach here this week where she
viii visit with her mother for a time
Professor II X Merrill and wife arrived
in Logan this week from Chicago. where
he has been studying medicine for some
time
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wilson of Ogden
visited with Logan friends this week on
Tuesday evening Mrs. James y AndeT-
son entertained in their honor. ana on
"Wednesday evening Mrs. Wilson's father.
MI G GaTft gave a banquet IN their
honor at the Lincoln hotel
Mrs Ralph Moore returned Saturday
from AdiTf0TU1d- WNlIueT ~UG went a FrN-
pie of months ago with her mother. Mrs.
Jacob West
Mrs. Emse of RichfeId returned to her
home oH WEDNESDAYS after visiting for
some time as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Bell.
Mr : Is. Hendricks Of Richmond spent
couple of days Of this week in Logan
Nr and Mrs Alfred OsmOud Of Provo
visited with Logan friends this week.
Mr. and Mrs ". : Lamoreaux returned
this week from New York city. whore
they spent year miSSlolId riCS-
Professor A II Epham left here on
Sunday for the east where ne viii visit
for q time with friends
Mr w. d. Beers of Salt Lake City was
greeting his many Logan friends on Tues
day.
Mr.. Scion Barber Is here from star val
lev on visit IT, friends
Dr. Thomas Bulge of Chicago reached
here on Monday and viii remain IN I.o-
gan To practice medicine with his brother
DR. u g Bulge
Professor W. 7. Flowers Of RexbUrE
was In Logan the first Of the week
M and Mrs ! l. Carbon of PittSburE
were IN Logan ThUrSda--
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
STATE SOCIETY

relatives Of the contracting parties were
present A sumptuOus supper was served
and many useful presents received
a most enjoyable social was gwen al
the Fourth ward social hall THURSDAY
evening Several guessing contests were
introduced and prizes awarded Tor the
sane j.. =. Thueson and Mrs Ben
Wride being the fortunate ones songs
and Rotations were interspeTsed with
the games and light refreshments were
served.
Mrs. J. A. Smith of Mercur IS visiting
in this city with her mother, Mrs Charles
Vincent for few days.
Mrs. W B. Ward has gone TO Eureka
10 spend month with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Beck
Miss Lizzie Boyden was the recipient OF
most delightful surprise on Saturday
evening in the way Of a china shower
given at the home Of heT parents. Mr..
and Mrs James Boyden Of the Fourth
ward by number OF girl friends Miss
Bovder and William Medium vii be
married in the Salt Lake temple on We'd
nesday next
Mrs. Eliza Nelson returned home Ihurs-
day after several weeks visit IN wizard
with her parents. Mr. and MIS- CalL
The strawberry social given FRIDAY
evening at the home Of Mrs }. ". Wee
ter by the Methodist church was a most
pleasing event. Carriages conveyed the
guests 20 Mrs NeetcTS home which IS
some miles out of town Refreshments
were served and a most delightful even
ing passed
Wilson II. Dusenberry and daughter
Cora were visitors IN salt Lake Thurs
day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
MANI.

4 very pleasant wedding occurred at
the temple Y cdUeSdaE last Nhtn Id 10y
cite Mills Sidwell and Mary AneIte Mao
sen were united in marriage Dy fTeslueIlt
John d T. MCAlliSIer- Inc groom Is Iie
son of Mrs Adelia Sidwell OF this CITY
and resides at DeLamaT. New. where ne
has recently purchased cosy Httie
homo To take his bride Inc BRIDE Is the
daughter of Mr.. Jems Mac>en OF Manu-
and Is one OF the beautiful QauS hterS OF
the temple ely being hlghiE feSptcteu
and worthy of imitation by very many
of our young people The HAPPY couple
Jeff Thursday al noon tof NeW 1oIh
CIV where the bride has d brother,
Frank NadseG. aISO native OF Manu-,
who is teaching IN one OF the schools
there They vii spend their honeymoon
i'm the east for a short time. when they
viii return TO De auar. where tay groom
sill take un mis- la'ors at his trade OF
blacksmIthinE- No reception was held
here ONLY few of abe immediate Teia-
tfves met together and wished the young
people C0dSpeed-
Another fashionable wedding oCcLsred
al hiRa noon on Neones'iaZ .aSt ~ the
fcyuoI- when Minerva McAliSter. Gaugn-
ter ~ President J. D. T. McAlliSter- was
married 70 John Frank Alfred of Fair
view. The ceremony was performed .by
the father of the bride. The bride WAS
dressed Ia q beautiful white gown and
ACCOMPANIED 10 the altar BIZ number Of
her relatives and friends. A quiet recep-
tion was held here Wednesday evening
At the home Of the bride where a few
relatives and friends gathered. They left
for FairView Thursday. where they viii
spend short time Tuesday next il is
expected that the groom leaves for Nor
way 10 fill mission in the interest of
the Mormon church. Both are very popu-
lar ian their respective localities and
highly respected Young people.
Conrad StutzneEceT- one Of our popular
photographers. and Miss Mary II Hog
s-at, Of Ogden were married at the tempie
Wednesday last. = reception was held
al the home II the groom in this city
Wednesday evening WHERE few reia-
tivez and friends IF tho highly esteemed
Young people gathered to cougTatElat %
them and enjoy pleasant evening- A
wedding feast was served 10 those pres
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25

az chatting dish party. tae Decorators
being very pTettiiy carried Out In purple
The Violet Embroidery club were en-
tertsined Friday afternoon al the home
Of Mrs. c q. (iriggS.
Bishop Dan Connolly. who has been
seriously III for the past two weeks. IS
now able 10 be around
Mrs Bales Is confined to her residence.
having run nail into her foot Mon
DAY.
Airs Oscar Doyle is visiting her par
euts IN Salem
William Clayton Is al Payson for a few
Weo--S vacation
Mrs Fred Richen and ch..uren have
gene % Provo 10 spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Darton are en-
pertaining Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Jones of
Salt Lake. the latters father and mother.
Mrs. Janet Harrison of Provo is Wis
iting Mr- ana Mrs Z Watkins
Colin McMurphy spent last Sunday at
PavsOn with his family.
Miss Dora Holloway. who was visiting
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Larson. returned
Monday TO her home in Provo.
Harry SHIRLEY Is entertaining his neph-
eW. Phlneas LOwder of Little Rock. Ark.
Airs r :. Robertson returned Thurs
day from visit with her daughter in
Mrs. Sophia Nisonger of Santaquin is
visiting her sister, Mrs Thomas Wilson
Of this place
from visit with her daughter in Salt
Lake.
Sister Maude- who has had charge OF
St Joseph's school in this place for sew
erai years. viii spend her summer Vac5-
ton at St Mary's convent in NOtre
Dame, Ind
Editor G. f. Hush and wife Of the
Eureka Reporter left last Monday for
Portland where they viii visit the Lewis
ana Clark exposition and other points OF
interest in the northwest. They expect
to be gone ten DAYS.
Mrs. Fred Shontz went to Provo last
Monday. where she viii remain for the
summer months Mrs Shontz mas but
recently recovered from q severe illness
Mrs. y. J. Sullivan returned Monday
from Butte. Mont. where she was called
on account Of the death of a brOtner-
Miss Josie O'Neiu will remain in Butte
for q few weeks
MAMMOTH AND ROBINSON.
Leo Vest was called to Payson yester-
day on account of the death Of his sis
ter.
Mrs. Catherine Russell of Salt Lake
is visiting her mother. Mrs KiTkendsII.
I'm Robinson.
Tuesday Thomas Chope came down
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ent and number Of presents were re-
ceiEed Dy the newly married folks- Mr.
ana Mrs Stutznegger viii make their
VIII NJ. Ottinger and Miss Hortense c.
GODDARD. both Of Ogden. were married at
Inc Temple Wednesday By President John
u + McAllister. nephew Of the groom
Chauncy Z. Hill Of Fayette and Her
mione jackson of Gienwood. Sewer coUu-
y. were married at the temple Wednes-
Monday evening the young ladies Of the
Mutual Improvement association OF the
North ward Of Manu gave 4 social to
their members at the ward house. Many
OF the young ladies were present and d
number Of the ward and stake authorities
were present 70 partake of the hospitali-
ties OF the members of this association
Strawberries and "a ke were served An
appropriate programme was rendered and
a general good time WAS enjoyed by those
present-more than 100 in number.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following this week who were not
married at the temple here William r
Gfdney Of Brigham CITY and Louise Anne
LA Wallis of Mt Pleasant. Justin A
Coates and Elyina Farnsworth of Mt
Pleasant; Austin Burlow and Katie Ras-
mussen of Chester
A surprise was undertaken Thursday
afterHaoH by q number Of the friends OF
MIS-. Elizabeth Higggs- it being her
elghty-flrst birthday. a very pleasant
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Tanner of Fairview
were here this week visiting the temple
j. l. LdLeQDN ana daughter VISITED
friends here this wee
President Willis E Robson and son.
BenJa min Of Lea. Wayne county. were in
the temple ely this week visiting friends
President J. D T McAnisIer attended
the stake conference at Fountain Green
Sunday last
George W SidWeil and wife and Gideon
W Sidwell Of MerCur were here this week
TO witness the marriage Of their brother.
lafayette. to Miss Mary \. Sfadsen-
J W. TurPin and family of Miiburn
were Manu visitors this week
F g Keller and family are en- jGyinC an
outing at Salt Lake City and surround
1ngs at present
Mrs. John Leonard Of the metropolis IS
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Joshua
Fielding
The Ladies Literary club held its first
KensingtOn this year al the home Of
Mrs Louise p Becker Thursday evening
last. Mrs L Z. Becker. Mrs. D g
Brown. Mrs J. NJ. Burns and Mrs lone
Tinges acted as h0stesses. The ladies
discussed plans of work for the epsUing
year after which pleasant social time
was spent during the afternoon Luncheon
was served on the lawn in front Of the
Becker residence. Mrs William Filings
ford Of Long Beach. Cal q former mem
Der Of the club. was. present and gaze 2
little talk upon the beauties of her newly
selected home on the coast
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Utah IN 49,
g. I. clsen. hotel proprietor AID
stockman of Emery. was in RichfieTd
this week looking the town over With a
view TO selecting a new location
Mrs l. E JorSensen returned TO Rich
field this week after Z months visit IN
At. Pleasant She was accomuanied ny
her mother-in-iaE AIRS. Lars Jorccnsari
g. NJ Cope OF Provo the recently aD-
pointed court stenogTa Dher for tho SivTh
judicial district has moved to Richfield
and viii make this place his future home
Sidney Manning of Grass Valley and
baker and Miss Mary A Bruba ker of
St Paris, O.. visited in RichfieId this
Dwight Sieteer of the late firm of Ne
teer Bros has moved his family to KIM
berry. where he now has employment
Mrs. w. J. GTibble Of GunniSOn and
Mrs William Edwards Of Emery visited
with relatives in R3chtieid this week
Mrs. Ellis BrizZee and Mrs. Cadie
Horne of Mesa AriZ- are visiting with
their sister. Mrs. J: X. Ramsey.
Mrs. Harriet Wilkinson has returned
home after q visit Of several months
with the family OF a son in Idaho.
Charles LammersdoTf spent a portion
OF the week in salt Lake
Mrs. Maggie Horne Hinke of Salt Lake
Is visiting with her mother here.
Mrs Alex Orr of Phoebe and children
are. visiting with Der sister, Mrs James
Bohtho. ST. of this place
Mr. and Mrs Ed Clark are spending a
Re wdays in Salt Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. - Beters of Boulder
are visiting with relatives here this
week
Mrs G II Crosby. jr, and Miss Eu-
dora Miller have arrived from St. Johns
AriZ. on visit to relatives.
Ole Larsen has gone to California after
Mrs Larsen. who has spent several
months on the coast for the benefit of
her health
Mrs. NJ. NJ. johnson of Salt Lake visited
her mother and other relatives here this
week.
Mrs Sena Christensen has returned to
Mt. Pleasant after visit with her daUSh-
ter here.
"a mily to Cold Mountain for the summer