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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17
MT. PLEASANT.

Mrs Olof Rosenlof returned early in
the week from a visit of five or six
weeks in Salt Lake City
Charles +. HAMPSHIRE and son were
down during the week from Provo.
Mrs =. c. Coffin came down early in
the week and Is visiting with her sister
Mrs 0. f. Wall Mr.. Coffin Joined her
Friday.
Andrew Madsen. sr., returned Monday
from Salt Lake trip.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
OF MISS Marie Hansen and Ne3ht Gun
derson, a we'll known young couple of
This city. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the Manti temple next We'd
nesdaY and the following evening a re-
ceptiOn IL their honor will be given at
the residence of the grOOm's mother.
Mrs. Erick GundersOn, ST.. The next
night wedding ball will be given.
Miss Lizzie FechseF is down from Salt
Lake for a short visit with her parents.
William Young is in town from his home
IN Eureka, recovering from an attack of
typhoid fever and visiting friends ana
relatives at the same time.
Miss Elizabeth Craig returned early in
the week from her home in Wyoming.
She is one of the faculty at the public
schools.
DR.. A. ]. Stewart is spending ten days
in Utah county and Salt Lake City. He
attended family reunion at Benjamin
Wednesday.
George CIemenson and wife returned
this week from Utah county, where they
spent ten DAYS the guests of relatives.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson, Attorney ].
". Cherry, L. p. Nelson, p. }. Larsen
and Henry Hasler are Mant visitors this
week
Mrs. William Erickson returned to her
home in Murray this week after a two
weeks visit in different parts OF North
Miss la Anderson went to Salt Lake
this week to remain all winter attending
school
Mrs. Marie Long of Kimberly is in
town. visiting relatives and friends
A fine entertainment was given Tues
day evening by the NJ. l. A of this city.
Roy and Ella Nelson left Thursday for
ODerlln. o.. where they will attend school
Tar IS Salt Lake by their mother Mrs.
II. :. Nelson, who will spend the winter
in that city. Miss Winnie Jensen will
Join them there and go with them TO
school also
James Monson is in Provo and Salt
Lake part of the week
Earl Seely returned Friday from a trip
to Mexico.
Misses Mabel ana Georgia Borg left
Wednesday for Provo. where they will
attend school this winter
Mrs. II. J. Wallis and son were Down
from Salt Lake this week visiting Mrs
Joseph Proctor, q sister of Mrs. Wallis
Mr. Wallis, the son, is in the United
States navy and Is home for short
visit.
Thomas Harrison is down from Salt
Lake the guest of Miss Ella JOhansen.
Mr. and Mrs Webster Greene returned
this week from the Portland fair. where
they have been since early in August.
Mr.. Greene as a commissioner from this
state. They returned home via San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
Fred Fechser was down from Salt Lake
9 few days early in the week
Mrs. Hannah Golden was here "A few
F. c. Jensen spent part of the week in
Salt Lake
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EUREKA.

Joseph Theriot returned last SATURDAY
from self Lake
b. \. G Stott was visitor to Nepni
this week.
LeVan Bacon returned the beginning Ot
( the week Tom Montana s.-.
". ID, Meyers was a Salt Lake visitor
/ Tuesday.
Mrs. anna Marks returned last TUESDAY
from a visit to Denver.
r. A. Brown visited his family III Salt
Lake this week
Miss Lou Murphy returned TO Eureka
last Sunday after spending her vacation
III Denver and other places.
After an absence, of two years Ben
Thiede has returned To Eureka.
William McComb is down. with pneu-
mona at his home in this city.
Mrs. Jacob Muntz is entertaining MIS-
Frank Brown of Ophir.
Thomas Dunn of Park City was down
from the Summit cONlty camp this week
for d visit.
A. n. Wallace was a Zion visitor last
Sunday. where he had been called on ac-
count of the death of his brother
Mrs. Dennis sullivan went TO the cap
itai last Tuesday To place her son, En-
met Ia All HallOws college.
Dave Mills was visitor 10 the capital
last Tuesday.
Oscar Forelund will leave tomorrow for
Twin Fails. Ida, where his wife is at
present making a visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ". r Shriver returned
last Friday frem sojOurn in southern
Thomas Adamson went 10 the cap1ta1
last Wednesday to attend the wec 8ng
of his sister.
William Douglas was in PaysOn this
week called there by the death OF re
latiKe.
Miss Mary Gallagher has resumed her
duties at the public school. returning last
Saturday.
/ Charles Parker will leave tomorrow for
the fair at Portland, where he viii spend
a couple of months.
Mrs. Jackson McChrystal returned last
Sunday from the capital Her daughter.
who accompanied her has somewhat re-
covered from her recent Illness.
Rev. Father O'DOnOhue united in the
holy bonds of matrimOny last Wednes-
day morning John Edgeworth and Miss
Mary Sullivan. two well known young
people of Eureka. at St Joseph's church
The ceremony was witnessed by the in
innate friends of the young couple, who
Will reside in Eureka
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lily of j. c. Christensen, returned to her
home IN SDringviile Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Lewis and Mr.. andN
Mrs. Charles Skougaard started Sunday
for Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sandbers of Kim
berly spent Sunday VA relatives here.
Miss Annie Hansen went to Bingham
Friday TO remain for several weeks with
relatives.
Mrs. L. 3 Kinney came down from
Marysvale Monday and viii make Rich
field her home in the future.
Mrs Elizabeth B. Bean spent few
days in Gunnison this week the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Paul Won N0Tdeck
e c Weber returned 10 Kimberly
Thursday Mrs Weber accompanied him
as far as Joseph. where she will visit
with her 2arents,
and Miss Grace WEIGH of Bloomfield
Ind. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f
T. Hoffman arriving Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. 5. l.. Martin of Illinois
are here visiting with the family of T. +.
Gillian. Mrs Martin is 4 sister Of Mrs.
Gillian.
Lewis Edwards of Emery and Amanda
Alfred of Ferron. who We're married re-
Gently are spending a few da5-s hers
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs Cap Nelson started for
Bingham Wednesday. after visit OF
about a month in Richfle.d
Marriage licenses were issued THIS week
TO Joshua Carpenter and flora Parks OF
Annabeila and Ernest Hansen ana L0ra
Farmer of Monroe. Both couples We're
married by the county clerk, Farley Mag
leb..
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LOGAN.

pretty social event of the week was
the reception held at the residence of
City Marshal Emer Crockett, on Wednes-
day evening, in honor of the marriage
OF his daughter Mamie to David r. Nell
son, well known young man of this
city. A large company of people were
present and a pleasant time was spent
Mrs. John W. Owen of POcatello IS
visiting with Mrs. William Swinyard.
Judge Miner of Salt Lake City visited
Logan this week.
Messrs. J. a. Jeppesen and A. c. Smith
OF Bancroft. Ida. are visiting with Lo-
gan friends.
MI. and Mrs. Charles England enter
tanned on Tuesday evening in honor of
Mr. and Mrs John England of Tooeie
who are visiting In this city.
NJ. p. Evans of Burton. Ida, spent sew
eral days of this week with Logan
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Thatcher returned
this week from a pleasant visit with Star
Valley friends
Moroni Price of smithfield visited Lo-
gan friends this week
Secretary BeXell of the Agricultural
college, Mrs. Bexell, and Misses Fisher
and Holmgren, are at home again after
a very pleasant trip to Portland and the
Mrs. Joe Bithen returned this week
from months visit with friends in Rex
buTg and POcateliO.
&, F. Ritter jr., is visiting friends in
Salt Lake City.
Professor J. W Bolte, the new IN
structor at the Agricultural college
reached Logan this week.
Miss Emily Sidebotham of SpringVille
came to Logan This week and VIII re
main here for some time.
/ c. Thoresen visited in Salt Lake City
this week.
F, c. McGraw spent part of the week
IN Garland
Willard Cranney came down from
Blacivfoot this week to visit his family
and friends.
Mrs. {. Cummings, and her niece MISS
Hazel Pond. returned to their home IN
Salt Lake City this week after pleas
ant visit with Logan relatives and friends.
Mrs. Alice Stringham of Salt Lake IS
in Logan visiting relatives.
Mrs. II, q. smith and daughter Ger
tTude returned Monday from a visit TO
Alberta. Canada.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. G. McGillis of Topeka.
Kan, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs j.
J.. Harrod.
Miss Rhea Kicks visited in Ogden the
first of the week.
c. J. Lindquist OF Ogden returned home
on Tuesday after a pleasant visit with
Logan relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Emer Crockett. jr., came
up from ogden Tuesday to visit Logan
friends.
John II. Camp of Denver spent several
days of this week in Logan.
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AMERICAN FORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Swenson and
sila SWenson, OF Spanish Fork, were Yis-
Ltlh6 ia American Fork this week the
guests or Mr. and Mrs. 5. S. Wilde.
20 PaXman of Nephi and Miss Esther
christensen, one of American Forks most
popular young ladies' We're married IN
the SAT- Lake temple Wednesday. A
wedding supper was given in honor of the
Young couple at the home of Mrs. A. r.
ing
Albert Blink aud Miss Cora Pulley were
quietly married Friday evening at the
home Of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Pulley, in the First ward.
reception was given the young people,
70 which the near relatives and few
friends were invited.
Mrs Mabel Reece and baby of salt
Lake are visiting relatives this week IN
American Fork.
Mrs c. b. Rayburn of Los Angeles,
formerly Miss Clara Nelson of Spanish
Fork, spent the week in American Fork
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 5.
Wilde
Mrs John Hendriekson of Nephi is vis-
lting here with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs William Grant. for week or two.
Miss Rose StFlngham of Mantl who
has been visiting here the guest of her
sister, Mrs. G, A. Storrs returned home
the fore part of the week
George Tirrell of Cedar Fort was IN
American Fork the fore part Of the week.
Nern Larson and Miss Libbie Chadwick,
both of this place. were married Friday
at Provo. A reception was given the
young couple at Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick
last night.
Miss Bertha Turner is home again
after spending the summer in Salt Lake
and ogden.
Miss Minnie Beck has returned after
spending the. past month or two visit
ing relatives in different parts OF the
state.
Mrs. Robert Ashby. wife Of the princl-
pal OF the Alpine schools, presented her
husband with a baby girl Tuesday morn
ing. Mother and babe doing well.
Miss Josie Snow and her sister, Mrs
Marie FeatherstOne, OF Lehi were visit
ing IN American Fork "Wednesday.
Miss Marie Christensen and Miss c.
NTH Chapman leave for Salt Lake CITY
tomorrow to attend the University.
Mrs. Willard Chapman is very i'll AT
her home ia the Second ward.
Mrs. Sadie Wagstaff went 10 Charles
ton today tor an extended visit.
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BINGHAM.

The concert given Thursday evening by
the Order of Washington under the di-
rection OF Mrs Stella Francher Robin
son, recently % Denver. Colo. was one
OF the distinctly enjoyable musical treats
ever given to a Bingham audience. Mrs
Robinson's rare ability as pianist and
Bingham's ever sweet sOngstFess, Mrs.
Albert Holster delighted the listeners,
while the glee quartette held a promi-
nent part with the aD9reciatiVe audience
and added much 10 the musical setting.
Miss Dottie LashbrOOk of Salt Lake is
visiting DR. and Mrs Castleman
Mrs Frank Stringham left Saturday
for two months visit with her sister
Mrs. Rasmussen of Carter. WyO.
Mrs. Elmer Hill was AT the Junction
and the capital Monday ard Tuesday
Mrs. Mary KlODenstein was at the city
during the week.
Mrs. Ernest Bush is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Sam B.sh and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie. Mr. and Mrs
sam Horner. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen. Mr.
and Mrs. George Christopherson. Mr.
Jack James and Mr.. Wilkins of Highland
Boy were at the capital Tuesday to at
tend the GillesDie-Cates wedding.
Miss Annie kU9hOict of Dalton and
Lark is visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Roe.
DR.. A Hollander spent several days at
Zion during the week.
The l. o. 0. f. No. y royalty enter
tanned the Lower Bingham lodge No. TO-
Monday evening. Several conveyances
carried the guests to the upper hall. where
informal good time was had. Speech
making and a most elaborate lunch were
some of the pleasant features OF, the. even
ing. About thirty guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Clays left the first
of the week for Sandusky, o.. called there
by the illness OF Mr. Clay's brother.
Mrs Monroe. supreme chief of the
Rathboue Sisters of Riverside, Cal, Wis
tied the lodge organized here Tuesday
evening, and ably assisted in installing
their officers and gave them many help
fnp no NO. H.
lodge. Those duly elected for office were:
Mrs. Anton Norton, most excellent chief,
Mrs. w W. Breckon, excellent senior;
Mrs. Scales, excellent junior, Mrs Ham
iIton manager: Mrs. George Christopher
son, mistress of records and cOrFespOn-
dence; Miss Francis Lehman. mistress Of
finance; Mrs. Cathrow, protector; Mrs.
Heberer. guard of outer temple; Mrs.
Adams, past chief
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald pleasantly en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening.
Covers were laid for nine
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen and children were
up from West Jordan Wednesday, guests
of Mrs. Jensen's brother, Mr.. Oscar
Christopherson and family.
Charles List of Wheeling, W Va, is
guest of jay Mitchell and family.
Mrs. y. c. Hair planned a most sue
cessful surprise and farewell party in
honor of her mother, Mrs. Hair. at her
home Thursday evening. Mrs. Hair
leaves shortly for her home in Salt Lake,
The evening was most pleasantly spent in
music and social chat A bOunteOus lunch
was served To a large number Of guests.
T0mPs " Ellis and daughters, Miss
Belle and Jessie Ellis of MaIuoketa, Ia,
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William Ellerton or the 10Th of the
present month. but owing 10 the young
man being III with appendicitis the wed
ding has been postponed indefinitely.
Rev. Samuel Allison of the l. NJ. e.
church was at NeDhi the first of the
week. While there he leased the Meth
0dist chapel 10 the NeDhi district for
public school purposes.
Joseph Lester FrancOm and Hattie NJ.
Bates, two popular young people of this
place. were married IN the Salt Lake
temple Wednesday.
The First Ward choir is making ex-
tensiYe preparations for a fine pro-
gramme next week for the benefit Of
Miss Lizzie Crook.
Mrs. j. J. Mcclellan returned to Salt
Lake Friday. after two days spent with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Douglass.
Mr.. anG Mrs. William I. CraVens are
home from Eureka for the summer.
Mrs s. b. Crandall entertained her
grandchildren. the Misses ReaVeS of Salt
Lake, the first few days of this week
Among the visitors from Salt Lake
this week may be mentioned Mr.. and
Mrs. r, 5. WINNER, who have been stay
ing with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Douglass are down
from Eureka for a months sojourn with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Doug
lass.
Robert WINNER went to Mammoth
Thursday evening 10 be absent for an
indefinite time
Miss Lille Frisby returned to her du-
pany in Salt Lake, Monday, after a visit
of eight days with her sister, Mrs. h.
h. Pulver, and her parents, at Eu-
rel-a.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. French of Chicago
are spending the summer at this place.
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kAYSVILLE.

Friday evening at the Union hall at
Layton q married folks ball Was given,
which was attended by a large number
OF kaysville and Layton people A very
lively and interesting evening was spent
by the 80 who were present. The dam
cling was continued far into the morn
ing hours-anOther old time custom.
The Mutual improvement associations
gave q social after their first meeting
Tuesday evening. 1t was held in Ed
monds' orchard and was in the nature
of a watermelon festival.
Mrs. Ann Wilson of Oakley, Ida, is
visiting with relatives here for Few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry II. Blood attend
ed the RiteF-CannOn wedding reception
in Salt Lake Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Christopher Layton, jr., returned
Saturday morning from Morgan.
Miss Stella Robins returned TO Salt
Lake yesterday after a short visit mere.
James Glow of Salt Lake has been
spending few days with his sister Mrs
Barrett, in KaysVille.
Invitations are out for dancing party
- be given next Wednesday evening Dy
Misses Martha and Mamie Barnes in the
Kaysville music hall.
Claude +. Barnes will leave soon for
Chicago university, where, he will study.
Wilkie Blood and Miss Ivy Blood will
leave on Sunday for Logan, where they
will attend the Brigham Young college
during the winter
Mrs. John Flint is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. c. b. Layton, In Porter
vile.
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PROVO.

The fruit festival and musical given by
the Y J. NJ. J. associations of the Sixth
ward Tuesday evening was IN every way
a grand success. The large assembly
room was transformed into perfect gar
den. with its floral decorations and long
tables laden with fruits ana melons. All
of which was most artisticaily arranged
Miss Estella Bennett LETT Friday fo"
Baltimore. Md, where she will spend the
next few years studying music.
Miss Sarah Giles has returned home
after a couple OF weeks spent visiting
friends in Idaho.
Miss BeuIah Bachman is home again
after an absence Of two months spent
visiting through California and Oregon.
She is looking well and reports most
delightful Visit.
Miss Hattie Walker, accompanied by
Miss Grace Dunn visited her parents in
American Fork Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs HyTum Jensen, formerly of this
city but now residing at Nephl, was ViS-
iting with her many friends IN Provo
for a few days this week.
Mrs Louisa Mcbride has returned from
a most enjoyable trip 10 VernaL
Miss Cora Ward left the first Of the
week for Mt. Pleasant. where she has
accepted a position as a teacher ia one
of the district schools OF that place
Mrs ". II. Wilson Was the pleasing
hostess at "a kensingtOn Monday after
noon at her home, 442 South Second
West About twenty ladies enjoyed the
afternoon. Refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Drummer Of Ana
conda, Mont, are visiting with Mrs. BTun-
ner's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Booth
and friends IN this city for couple Of
weeks.
T.. It. Dallin, Utah's famous sculptor
was greeting old friends In Provo Tues
day. Mr. Dallin was the guest of his
sister Mrs g. X. SOuthwOrth.
Mrs. r. IL Simons is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Pierce in Denver for d
few. weeks,
The young ladies of the NJ. j, A. Of
the Fifth ward gave very pleasing So
cial at their ward house Tuesday even
ING Games music and refreshments
were enjoyed by a large number of young
people OF the WaFa.
Senator Sm0Ot.1 accompanied by Cons
eT1sssn1an Howell and Postmaster Glove
together with two newspaper representa-
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PARK CITY.

A very quiet wedding took place Satur-
DAY afternoon in Heber, when Miss Myrle
Whitehead and Bonaventure Deacon.
poth OF this city, were made man and
vile. Rev. ID. F. GrabiI performed the
ceremony and the young couple returned
u the Park. Wednesday evening at the
nome or the brides mother a reception
was given Mr. and Mrs Deacon and a
number of their friends were present.
Fuhen was served during the evening
Dy Jessie Mclaughlin and Francis
McLaughlin and Francis Shields The
house was quite prettily decorated The
autumn scheme was carried out each of
the rooms having different kinds of
leaves IN them. Mr.. and Mrs. Deason left
thursday afternoon for a short visit on
the coast and will be at home to their
friends after Oct. !
Miss Katherine d. Cunningham re-
turned TO Salt Lake Thursday afternoon,
where she will resume her studies at the
University
Frank EpDersen returned to the Park
tuesday morning after an absence of
several months.
Mrs. Dan Martin is visiting with her
mother in Salt Lake.
The dance and watermelon social given
IN the basement of the L. D. S. church for
the benefit of the Relief society was
quite largely attended and proved to be
success both socially and financially.
Miss Maude Loofbranson came up TO
the Park Tuesday TO be present al the
Deason wedding reception.
H. u. Young returned TO the Park
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Loekhart en-
tertained a number of their friends at
their home on Park avenue Tuesday even
ing, for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heath, who
leave for Washington this week to make
their home Cards were played during
the evening and a pleasant time was had
b. ell.
Marshall Pearson is visiting in Salt
Lake for . short time.
Mrs. Henry Fares returned home from
Salt Lake Tuesday morning after a short
Vfsit.
Miss Jennie Bircumshaw and William
Gillette both of this place, We're married
IN Salt Lake this week
Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson was in Park this
Wee.
Mrs. Frances Fitzpatrick and daughter
Veronica left Thursday for a three
weeks visit in Reno, New.
Miss Minnie Kescel entertained a few
OF her lady friends very informally at
her home on Park avenue Thursday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck left Tuesday for
a months visit on the coast.
The social event of the week was the
farewell. party given Thursday evening
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make this city their home for the winter.
Mr. Dunyon has been engaged as princi-
PAL OF the public schools OF this city.
Mrs. T.. p. Thomander visited with re-
latiVes and friends in Richfield this week.
Joseph Beck has moved his family
from Chester TO this city.
MISS Marie Musig has been engaged as
teacher IN the public schools OF Castle
Dale. She left for that place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christensen have
moved from Mt. Pleasant to this city for
the winter.
Iiss Blanche Pehrsen visited with
friends ~ Manu this week.
The Misses Maud and Hazel Greaves
returned Saturday from Salt Lake City.
where they have been spending a part of
their summer vacation
Thomas Fautin is visiting with relatives
and friends in Elsinore.
Miss Clara Brienholt. Thorwald Brein-
holt and Ellen Hansen visited with reIa-
tives and friends in Redmond Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs. Christine AIiekelsen and Miss Anna
Mlckelsen of Mant were visiting friends
in Ephraim Thursday
--lss Myrtle Pehrsen and Miss Alice
Lund We're visiting with friends in Manti
this week
Mr.; and Mrs Johnny Beal left Friday
ior Saiina, where Mr.. Beal has been en-
gsged as teacher in the public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehi Pehrsen, ir., of Sa-
una are guests of Mrs. Fred Andersen.
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at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Shu-
man, for MIR. and Mrs Charles Heath
The guests were received by Emily
Foster and Jennie Shuman. Cards were
played during the evening and the prizes
were won as follows: Ladies first prize,
Mrs. Dr.. Ward; ladies' second prize, Mrs.
Williams; ladies' consolation prize, Mrs.
II. ". Clapp; gentlemens first prize, DR..
BardSley; gentlemens second prize,
Charles Heath: gentlemen's consolation
prize. II. Wright, After the prizes were
awarded refreshments were served to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heath left SAT-
urday afternoon for Yakima, Wash,
where they will make their home, Mr..
Heath having accepted a position as
cashier OF the bank at that place. Mr..
and Mrs. Heath have many friends here
who regret to see them go. but all wish
them good health and success in their
new home
MIR. and Mrs. H T. Wright left this
week for Washington, where they will
make their home