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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
North Parker

Dec. 27.-A Happy New Year.
, Remember the literary Friday even
ing. Bring your skates along as there
will be skating after the meeting.
School closed in Dist. 100 Friday
In the evening the following program
was given:
Violin solo d. J. Martin
Recitation. When Santa comes
Florence Trescy
Recitation, The Hero of the Hill
Mamie rreacy
Dialogue, Achoice of occupations
-Four boys
Recitation Ventla Karhula
Sung, Christmas Carol Eleven girls
Hesitation, Dolly's lesson i:
=; Annie Signor
! Edith. Keller
Recitation, Just before Christmas
+ - =. Julia Sullivan
Recitation, Christmas time 49,.
Mary ,Karhula
Instrumental solo Edith Keller
Recitation Florence TreacY
Recitation, Soldiers Prayer
Edith Keller
Christmas song Fifteen girls
Recitation. Be Kind to Mother
-. Edward ,Karhuia
Recitation, When Johnnie goes to
school Sadie Signor
During the program While Santa
Claus was lighting the candles he
caught aflre. He was not hurt but
badly scared.
Miss Nellie sulli van returned satur-
day evening from Rucker, where she
has been teaching school.
A large number of she young folks
gathered at the home of Jean Mead
spent pleasant evening Friday.
Mre. W. Last 10 whiting in Green
Prairie.
George Brewer is busy hauling
lumber.
jos. LongIey bauled wood t. the
brick yards Tuesday.
There was dance in South Parker
Christmas evening. ,:....
Mabel Snow is around taking orders
for soap and perfumea.; .:+::. 60.
Those at Randall Saturday were
Chas. Fregen, Will Donnely, Will
Smith. Walter Little, Hob Peaohin.
j. p. Little and Denis Martin. ~,
Miss Webster is in Little Falls,
We see the, former Parker { CORE.
spondent is loafing around Randall.
Jos. Long1ey was in Randall Satur-
Day. &
Tim Treacy was in Little Falls Fri :
day. ;''j.,.:
/. School closed in Dist. 30 for Christ
mas vacation Friday. ..::<. f..
|, Mrs. Eastman of Saak Centre ia
spending the Christmas holidays with
her son Harold. Il: ~ i vi
I Oscar Ne6 has gone to the southern
'a1' u 'no s'a'e' - +" =:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
vINELAND

Dec. 27.-R. Swedberg was in Cove
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gravel of Onamis
were guests Of the Delemartus' Christ.
mas day.
G. E. Erickson IF MlIaca and Sheriff
Shockley Of Princeton were here Sat-
urday on business
Mics Warren of Dykeman spent
Christmas at nome.
The dance 1T Hotel Kathio Saturday
night was we'll attended.
large number of people attended
the Cblistmas tree at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. F. l.. Daigle Sunday even
ing.
A number from Onamia took in the
dance here Saturday evening.
Miss Mabel johnson of Noka Lake,
form erly from this place is visiting
friends here !:
Among: tue Hotel Kathio arrivals
for the week ending the 23d, we found
under date of the I'm, Claude Magee.
Onamia; f. W. Cheslev. Vineland :;
ED, j B. Mattack ana Joe Mattock,
Lawrence 23d, T. J. Warren. Bud
Wiseman, ,Onamia: T. j. Haywood,
Geo, Waller, Mr., and Mrs. Harry
Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Lund Of
Foreston and Jay kucker and W. J.
Christian of Granite.
Geo. Simpson is i'll with appended.
tbs. At present he is under the care of
DR.. Swennas at the home Of F. r.
Swedberg. He will soon be taken to
the Princeton hospital for an opera
tion.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
NORTH PkAIRlE

Dec. 70 Mr.. and Mrs. John Zala-
ski and family of st. Cloud are visit
ing friends and relatives this week
y The village school No. 6 taught By
the Benedictine Ststere, closed Friday
for q 10 days vacation, and will re-
open on the and Of Jan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ross of Opole
and their son, Robert of Walker, visi
ted at Jake Thiepes' Monday.
Frank Stodolka and Thos. J. Trut-
WIN attended church at Opole Christ.
mae.:.
Mrs.. Stephen Sobiech is seriously Ill.
Joe Masog of Little Falls visited
friends and relatives Sunday.
Peter Kasala and wife visited Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Schlicting Monday.
A. j. Sohulties is selling stumpage
at four dollars an acre.
John. Gamrot and Joe PuchaIla
ST.. are busy hauling wood from A.
J. Schulties.
Johanna Trutwin returned home
attire visiting her daughter, Mrs. s.
Sobiech.
John Schmit drove to Ledoux Sun
day morning and returned the next
day.
The G. Y. M. had their flag
dedicated by Rev. A. J. Gospodar
Monday.
The reporter wishes every reader Of
this paper = Happy New Year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
ORDER FOR HEARING UPON PETI.
TON FOR DETERMINE ALTON OF
DESCENT OF LAND. =.

ORDER FOR HEARING UPON PETI.
TON FOR DETERMINATION OF
DESCENT OF LAND. :.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF MORRISON 80
In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Ole u:
Moen, deceased. -:
T5s RS5tiqa St Albert aaS Booth 5a1H
Court. IePIesenting among other tainge
prior to, his death at Two Rivers, in.
the State of Minnesota, died at
Mofriso n'"s State on Minnesot ann oH the
- day of April, 1896, seized of an estate Of
inheritance in certain lands in the County
of Morrison, State of Minnesota, described
has an interest in said lands, and that:
tie death Of said e Sie ns Moen DECEASED, and
haG M ssa has Is not 6esn
prayin 6 that the descent Of said lands and
of the interest of said petitioner there
in be by this Court determined and said
lands assigned to euch persons as may be:
Now ey Il Is ordered that
said petition be heard at term OF THU
Court to be held at The Court House. in +He'
rison, State of Minnesota, onSaturday a
10Th day of JAM, A. d. 1906, at 2 O'CLOCK *
It is Further Ordered, That notice at
By ss' the pu5ieetien Of @hie Order enee =
eachweek for three successive weeks in the
Little Falls Herald weekly newspaper.
printed and published in Morrison Conn
lsef 81 ,,,d E;g = P1dSst.: 4.
Dated December q, 1905. =%
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
AUSl.AN|l|I|D|'

Dec. 36.-Our school cl0sed last
Thursday sitter = successful term and
our teacher, ELSIE Malburn returned
to her home In Little Falls II
Mrs. Rail visited her daughter in
Motley Sunday.
Fred Bouk and family. of Rail
Prairie came over for q visit with
relatives Christmas day. r@c'.% =
Among those at Pillager Christma az
day were Theodore Prescott, Israel
and Dennis Tatro, Clearance Pilon and
John Rail. r. ~ :,
A. #. Hutchins returned home last
Friday from Fl, Ripley, where he has
been collecting for NJ. a. Clouse.
Among the Fl. Ripley callers last
Saturday were Grandma and Grandpa
Pilon,4 Dennis Tatro, r. Hutchlps,
John Knudson, Clarence and Mrs.
Snow. -. ;,...n.:
jerry Derosier, who has been sick
for some time, is somewhat improved.
Dennis Tatro returned from Hope,
n. d. last Friday, where he has been
working since last spring. !:
Herman Allguer had tho misfortune
to lose bis best horse last week. It
Wa pretty hard for q young man az
he was offered $50 several times for
him.
John Nail and A. E. Hutohins will
start for Northome "Wednesday. They
will ship their teams from Fl. Ripley.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
Randall No. 2.

Dec A.-There will be q New
Years ball, Jan. LIST at the town
hall, under direction Of Berry Bros.
The Christmas entertainments at
the NJ. E. and Presbyterian churches
last night were we'll attended.
Mrs. @. }. Berg of Page, N. D. Is
visiting Mrs. Little Cover.
Mrs. Annie Denzel has returned to
Morris, after visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e: Garrison.
--Mr. and Mr.. Casper Bingo are
visiting in the Twin Cities and Hast.
inRs. -
Mat Rass,er Of Little Falls is visit-
Ing here.
Albert Munson 10 home from Page,
N. L., for q visit. T.
Misses Raymond: and Heath; our
popular school teachers, have gone to
Little Falls for the holidays, and
school Is closed for two weeks;
Report Of; Randall, district No. 70
for month ending Dec. 32:
~ PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
No. days taught = IL
No. holidays - g 81 "a
No. pupils enrolled ? "a
Average daily attendance i ~
Those neither absent nor tardy for
the month: Zallphia Calhoun, Carl
DalQuist, Victor England Harry
England, Gavin Thran. aa''
Edith Heath, assistant.
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT. ::
No. days taught IL
No. holidays 3
No, pupils enrolled T.. -
Average attendance ~
Those neither absent nor tardy for
the month: James Dsn1elson, Lillian
Thrall. Hirma Nicholson. George
Muelaer. Mabel Hisoock, 0alen
\ Campbell, Ethel Danlelson, Leslie
England. i s%ssS i. ) S Il .@..
Charlotte A.. Raymond, principal.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
UPSAlA

Dec. 36.-Pete Norqoist and family
of Brainerd are wishing friends and
relatives here this week.
War Larson returned; home from
the Twin Cities where he spent q
few weeks. He is not very well. =,
Oscar jacobson of Elmdale visited
with Edith Anderson Sunday.
There was q cnlldren's Christmas
tree at the schoolhouse In Section 8
Monday eve. The Pine Lake string
band fQInished the mueic.
There were Christmas festivals in
the BAPTIST, Lutheran and Congrega.
tional churches Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Hanson gave q
party Monday.
Misses Alice Anderson and Minnie
Larson came home Thursday to spend
the holidays.
The mild weather has completely
spoiled the sleighing on some places.
A. J. Lundin grlnds feed every
Saturday forenoon, five cents Q sack.
Mira Kiefef OF Little Falls is visit.
ing with her mother, Mrs. A. Run
quist.
The Correspondent wishes every
body Happy New Year and hope al
had q Merry Chriotmas.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
Platte

Dec. 20. Miss Clara Masure went
to Little Falls. She took Q week 8
vacation and will return Jan. lat.
Joe N aross and Frank Janta Of
Pike Creek are here looking for land.
We learned that Joe Marcos is going
to buy the Kazmir Pestks place in
Pulaski.
People have been busy hauling ties
to the store. but the roads are 30 bad
that they will have to stop hauling.
M. J. Kosobuskl and wife was at
Flensburg.
Joe Krych and wife went to North
Prairie last week and returned home
Wednesday.
Henry and Ed Richner. Ed Comp
ton. M. Lipinski and St3nislaus Mro-
EEK went fishing at the lake.
John Endahl is here on visit with
Pete Walmark.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
r. +. p. NO. 3.

Dec. N.-LaWrence JanuxeWski was
In Roy alton Friday.
Edwin. Leskie was In Royalton
Thursday.
1gnatz Kaneskie went to Little Falls
friday on business. ..s
r.! E a! sts 70 .o5 purchased horse '..'
Walter Gosisk visited at Mr.. Lipin
eki's Sunday afternoon.
A number OF young people were
sleigh riding Sunday.
Paul NatrowsKi and son visited in
Elm Dale Sunday.
Joe Kupka of Little Falls attended
church at Swan River Monday.
Tom Puchalla WAS in Little Falls
Peter Wozuiak was here Sunday at.
Mrs. Sochet. and Mrs. Pierzina
called on Mra. Kliber Sunday after
noon.
Miss Martha Wozn,ak returned
home from little Falls Saturday,
where she has been employed
crowd OF young folks visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Januzewski Sunday:
Thomas Puchalla.i L. r: Januzew-
ski and Charles Simiuskl were at L.
doax Sunday eveniug.' -"
Paul Hopka and family visited Mr.
and Mrs. jacob Mrozek Sunday:
'1gnatz Kahoski drove to Little Fails
Wednesday. l.
John Rudolph and family of North
Prairie attended church at Swan Riv-
or last Tuesday.
Those at the Falls Saturday were
Anton Januzewski and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs: I gnatz p yk, Mr.. and Mr..
zina, John Hanfler, Paul Dziabas,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rudolph and Peter
Lempska. u :,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
MT. MORRlS

Dec. 26.-Louis Larson was in Roy
alton Saturday. He made the trip In
ono day, some Sc miles.
The Board OF Supervisols met st
the Town Clerks Office Monday.
Lars Talberg and Frank Po1insky
were at Oak Park Tuesday.
Lars Talberg hauled oats from Ben
ton county Thursday and Saturday.
Some parties are trapping In Sec.
IS.
Mr.. and Mrs: Frank Sterr were Wis.,
iting at Lars Talberg' Sunday.
Mr.. Larson and Lars Talberg have
each bought new knitting machine.
Frank Sterr was in Milaca Friday.
Mr.. Larson traded his mules for q
team of bronchos with N. Carries Of
Royalton.
We wish tho Herald and all our
friends and neighbors Happy New
Year.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29

|; School report of district No. 100 for
month ending Dec. %: ,;< -:
No. days Taught, 10
No. pupils enrolled 10
Daily attendance !" 16
IS Those not absent during the month
were: Edward and Arthur Swanson.
Stelis and Louis Randall. These alb
sent less than two days Vernon,
Earl and Grace Brooks and Leslie
Randall .z>..sr ] s :.:,s u. 5.,.
Vera Y. Harrison, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
GREEN PRAIRIE

Dec. T.-Mf. and Mrs. j. Waline
and family visited at Mr.. Larson e
Monday afternoon.
Miss Regina Eckerson left Tuesday
for Oelwein, Iowa, whore she = ill
visit for short time and from there
she will leave for Chicago, where she
will visit her sister.
John Eckerson and Harry Peters ae
visiting friends in Royalton. b..
Miss Ethel Pearson Of Little Falls
i visiting her uncle, r. Eokerson,
Miss Jessie Neil was in Little Falls
Tuesday.
A number of young people spent q
very pleasant evening at the home OF
e. Eckerson Monday evening.
Mr.. Eckerson and family visited in
Clough.
Mr., Vim. Edden and family visited
ut r. Neills MondsT evening".
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gedney visited
friends in Randall Monday.
Henry Gedney Of Little Falls visited
relatives here this week.
Mas Julia Oby 10 visiting her par
ents in Parker.
Mrs. Sidney swjndell has returned
from ClouRh. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmick Of Esndall
and Mr.. andss Mr.. Bigolks Of Dazzling
Waited at O Loxson's Monday.
Misses Clara and Elsie Edden Viz
lied friends In Clough Tuesday,
Miss Pearle Eckerson visited Yela.
:tives in Little Pals Tuesday.
Among those at Little Falls were
I'd. Cannon. 81. Forseman, VIM.
3dden, n. Olson and p. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foreman visited In
IT. Ripley Monday. : :,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
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T. I Nj: E.
WH experienced farmer

Ore experienced farmer
has learned that some
grains require far differ
ent soil than others !;
some crops need differ
enthandling than others.
He knows that a great
deal depends upon right
planting at the right
time, and that the soil
must be kept enriched.
No use Ct complaining
il summer about q nit
take 1~22-:-2 - liz c2-.r5..
Decide be- , . eel
is planted.
1e best time to rene
dy wasting conditions in
the human body is be-
fore the evil is too deep
rooted. At the first evil
dence Of loss Of flesh
SCOTS Emulsion
should be taken irn1ne-
dately. There is moth
ing that will r p air
wasted tbs sue more
quickly or replace lost
flesh more abundantly
than SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nourishes and builds
up the body when ordi-
nary 70 DDS absolutely
fail. ."'>'
!, We 1a';n send YOU a sample free.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
FAWND DALE

Dec. 26.-Mr. and Mrs. Wojclechow
ski Of Foley were visiting at w. II.
Thompson's Sunday.
v. Lsshik visited at J. J. Gwoadz s
Saturday evening". ;,
Mrs. annie Judget, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ruth, at
Little Falls for tho past week, zo-
turned home Tuesday. : < =:
Mre. Plaknt and: daughter:*left .fe1
Chicago Thursday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29

The Masonic lodge elected officer s
as follows:
W. M.-F. e. Lewis. :.
S. We. S. Stanton.
J. W.-H. E. Movers. y
. Sec.-E. NJ. Mcintyre. .
Treas. IF. Jarhoe,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
NOTICE OF SALE
: 2 -.s~ 2>0---1N--s .ss.. S =
Ditch D L q PROCEEDINGS ] J D
Sale OF DI1cHlIlI]NG JOBS. !,

Notice ia hereby, p;va,, +ho+ az +I,l 3is@I. Z
fhe ofice ~ tH' co &c 0Si1ck i; p ~, t
Of Little Falls, in the county Of Morrisonn
end state Of Minnesota, viii sell tbs iobs
Is Of Morrison conntV. esta biished hv.fhssl
Board Of county commissioners Of Morri.
e eod hasr;1 dete Nn1e,eh' o ~ tnsaI
o1;a ~ the orI ea NY ;1ie e., St IT,, &
on. or more sections of i0o feat each
exc tor enc or In ofe ct the m
report Of the enaineer RI said motte - and md
fet ana 4 at ne 43 one lnGaan& ne out:
sas o
9f section twtnt1fi9 qearsS1r ~ tn o. ~
section line betWeen eecHons We, - ,.s
In southWes{erlv di1ecc+;n,o 4s,En,' 1ls fhe
9naqter G ne% o
1snae thirtvone 'GPsM sa mp f4}Th1tw1
Of Of section Ss5
f1n mf 91 sai@ 9,
thirty t't one lS) ,, thence il weetsTiy disss-
tioa Through the s1nth ha Of the north
thrt1one ts and tc the se; ,daaPR sSe
lseX Of nwHl IF sec4;nm twentv' S;Ga1&.
toWnshin fortV.two "a rar%e tS;st,, t o.os
t$l), thence in a noTthweste1ly direction
west auarter1 seH Of nwK1 Of Section n Wen
thirty- one one (si5, and to {he center r Of fEe
northwest quarter of the northwest auar-
ter InwN Of the nwK] of section, twenty
ak [&l. township fortv.tWo f42l ranSe
thirtV.one raj ]. thence in south wasfariS
direction throu ri, the west one.haif of .4i,S
northwest one Quarter Of northwast CO
ouarter IwN If nvvX Of nwiIl re sec+;.ss, I
fwentvsix C96l foWnshin f9rtv+x7o l197
range thirtV.one 1877. and foronCh ~,
so1,fheast corner Of nnrfhaast n,ar+an4 ~
northeast Quarter IueX Of neil If sect;on
twenty seven (271. townshin fnrtvtwO T11l
range thirtv-one fail. tn The cen;er If fI,ee
north one-haF If the Southwest me nrar.
ter ir1H n sui II nor+hea~f o,nU4a-
,3el aoct;";z, - ~. fo79
fortv-two az. range fhirtv. Tail +hence
in north Weste,i1 i1;rect;cn thrc,oi ~
northeast nTsuGnsrter 81 ,,or tI0esn sne
Quarter mex Of nWl1. Of section fwentv-
seven 1171 t1wnst" - +for+ 80 f1o' ra..:ya
thirfvome ix1i' to tx aect?o,, Ii,,l III etnAo
section fuer,fv fwo 190I ord 1890 sc,-s., =
1g7l. fnwnshIn fortv ~ ~ 11o1 1870 tfSx9
one l8i1e at the Southeast cn-t'er ~ AZ
southwest Quarter of eo,1thwest auatfeT
(swX Of swEl seciion fxvenIv.%xro f9S %-A
forfv fwo (1S raure 4h;rf,.' G,,e rs1\ T,S~g
vest foi10winc cola soc+;on liz " .+1,aS
said LECTION twentv-fwo f21 and rxsnf1-
seven IN r. FietcRer CreeE and d tarr,in:
mo ~ Ei1e+che- 49, az ~ a a,t se1
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29
CILoudl.ih

6 Dec "A. e. johnson went to
Randall Saturday. ..$5.5 .s5z
Miss Ella Zetterberg returned to her
home in Little Falls Saturday. :.
:. Frank Coty and A. Hamilton drove
to the Falls last week. "f
g. W. Pierce was In Randall sator-
day: 1855 u,
Miss Mable Halverson came home
from Hatton, N. D., last Friday after
spending the summer and fall with
her aunt. H. 7
a large crowd attended the dance
at Hamilton Friday night.
Leroy lQuimby and Frank Pierce of
Randall came up to the dance Friday
night. z '}3@
Andrew Stikney came home to spend
the holidays with his folks.
&C. Christenson ia improving fast
and We are all glad to hear the Jews.
Miss Florence Pierce called at
school in Dist 70 last week.
!. Report of Dist. ~ for the month
ending Dec. SAD:
No. pupils enrolled 81
No. days taught .--=--@ IL
Average attendance 20
Those absent two days or less were
Harry and Clarence Peterson, Luman
johnson, John johnson and Ray
Hamilton.
Those perrec. In spelling during the
month were: Nellie Larson. Marietta
Hamilton, Joseph Pierce. Oren
Pierce, Benjamin Steinke, Nens and
Amelia Anderson, Martha Husmann
and Luman and John johnson.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29

Prof. Ralph Millsrd has resumed
his labors as principal Of Brown s
Business college,, after a'fev6re ILL
ness. He is much improved and the
students are glad to see the populsr
instructor back again. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29

WHY Is IT that Wilcsek & Will
czek get all the hidesr BECAUSE
they are paying the HIGH EST
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-29

W. L. Dunphy IL visiting relatives
at Eau Claire, Wis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
BRIGHAM CITY.

The grand character ball given at the
Academy Of Music Wednesday evening
was very brilliant affair, and grand
success. Fully 500 people. includ ng
spectators, were I'm attendance. There
were all kinds Of characters repre-
sented, from the common hobo" up to
princes and courtiers. only those In
costume were permitted to dance TIL
II o'clock. when the maskers un-mask-
ed, and everybody was permitted to
dance. Everybody pronounced the ball
the event Of the season.
Thursday evening a farewell party
was given Elders J. T. Hanusen and
John Lillywhite, In the First ward hall,
who expect 20 leave shortly for foreign
missions. A fine program was render
ed, and purse was presented 10 each
to assist them IN their labors
Monday evening the Jorgensen or
chestra, assisted by Voscoe can and
Mrs Lottle Cooler, as yocalists, went
to Willard and gave n concert. A very
classical program was rendered which
reflects great credit on the orchestra,
state Auditor j. A, Edwards WIS a
visitor IN Brigham Sunday
John Pingree came up from ogden
and spent Sunday in Brigham,
Judge w. w Vaughan came over
from Logan Tuesday.
Or L. H. Berg was a visitor to the
state capital Tuesday
Bishop L. N stobi went down to
Salt Lake Monday.
Aleen N. StOhl returned from the east
Sunday, where he went as witness for
Senator Smoot Mr., Stohl came home
by way Of New York and visited the
larger cities on the way home,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM, Hadley went to
Salt Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Kidney returned home sun
day from visit IN ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Halst OF ogden
are visiting Mayor Hlalst and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. June Watkins Of Logan
are visiting relatives In this city
Hon, j, II. Peters and wife and Mrs.
Aleen n. stohl wen; down to salt Lake
Tuesday.
Jacob Jcppsen Of Teton city, Ida,
IS In Brigham visiting relatives.
Leslie watkins and wife are over
from Logan, visiting their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Choadle Of san
Francisco are I'm town the guests Of
Mr., and Mrs, Julius Smith Mrs Chea-
dies parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
LEIII.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles c. Friel enter
tanned last evening at their lovely
home. Games were played the greater
part of the evening, and an excellent
refreshments were served
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs Eu
gene Roberts entertained about 20 ot
their friends az cards a very tasty
supper was also served.
This evening Misses Maud Webb, Eff
fie Warwick ana ora Smith viii enter
tain a number Of their friends at the
home OF MIR and Mrs. George Webb,
a very pleasant time has been ar
ranged,
Mr.. Franz Salzner Of Sugar city, Ida,
Is visiting relatives here
Last evening the High school gave a
very successful dance and social In the
city pavilion which was much enjoyed
by those present
Mr.. w, A. knight was a Salt Lake
visitor Wednesday,
Mrs. VIM Il, Evans ia visiting her
mother at Provo this week,
Miss Elsie Williams OF salt Lake city
is the guest Of Miss Lulu frame,
The Home Dramatic viii present the
play entitled Uncle Rube' In the near
future.
Miss Edith Pearson OF Draper was
visiting her brother A. c. Pearson,
Sunday.
Messrs James H. Gardner and NJ. w,
ingalls, were Salt Lake visitors Tues
day.
Mr.. Horace Wohinden left Wednesday
for mission to the northern states,
Mr.. Joseph a. silver Of Salt Lake was
a Lehi visitor Wednesday.
Cashier John Y. Smith was Salt
Lake visitor Monday.
Mrs. Charles Smith OF Provo was a
Lehi visitor Tuesday
Miss Josie Snow was visiting In Salt
Lake last Friday,
Among the marriages Of next week
viii be the following Mr.. Eugene Webb
and Miss Annie H. Smith and Mr.. T, II.
Bolin OF Alpine and Miss Ida Ross
Saturday evening Feb. %, the Uni