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Deciauou. and Citrus Fruits.

Ten more carloads OF Navel Oranges arrived
over night, making total of % in two
days. Trade continued of good proportions and
despite the heavy arrivals the market re-
mained very firm for desirable fruit, Small
and medium sized fruit sold of well ire
spectfye of grade or cost, but big fruit was
neglected and inclined to weakness. Aside from
some slight easiness in Mexican Lines there
was nothing new In the other Citrus goods.
Apples continued firm and some dealers were
inclined to advance their prices for fine New
town Pppins. 1t was reported that several
carloads of that variety had been taken for
shIpment to the East at 81. 10 per box. Ripe
bananas were plentiful. but found prompt sale
at stiff prices. Strawberries arrived from sew
eral sections Longworths from Palo Alto
brought s1ml 80 per drawer, large varieties
from Alyiso ana Watsonville sold at 50@6Oc
Der drawer and lot Of 40 crates from Los
Angeles were closed out at the nat rate of
ZAP APPLES FL ST. 5oa2.25 per box for fancy and
sig gITRUs Is 81 AND TROPICAL FRUITs-or-
anres: Navels, 81. 25d3.50 per box; Seedlings,
e. 35G2: Mediterranean Sweets. 81. 2502. so;
Tangerines 81. 50@2; Lemons, 81 50Q3: Grape
Fruit 81 5O6t3. 80 for seediess and S1-25q1. 70
for common. Mexican Lines, S4Q5 per
case. bananas Hawaiian. $i0l.15 per bunch:
Central American $26i3 per bunch; Pineapples'
sa64 per dozen for Hawaiian end @ for
Mexican.
Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins and Honey.
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Meat Market.


No further price changes were reported yes
terday but the feeling was easy all along the
line except in Hogs which were still quoted
firm in spite of the increasing receipts and
continued light demand.
DRESSED MEATS.
Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers
are AS follows:
BEEFo@Tc for Steers and 5G6c per lb for
Cows
vEAL-Large 7dSc: small. SG915c per ID.
MITTTON-Wethers. lie; Ewes, 10c per ID.
I4AMB-Spring, 1914 @15c per h.
PORK-Dressed Hogs. s911e per ID.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following quotations for good, sound
Livestock delivered in San Francisco. less 400
40 per cent shrinkage for Cattle:
CATTLE-steers. sqs15c; Cows and Heifers.
TG7 %c.
CALvES-4lsG5c per ID (gross weight).
SHEEP-Wethers 6G615c; Ewes, 59515c per
Id (gross weight).
I.AMBS-Tc per ID. live weight.
HOGS-Live Hogs, 130 to 250 lbs, 7Ec: over
$50 lbs 62t 67c: under 130 lbs. 61zQ6%c; Feed
ers and soft Hogs. nominal at about 5zc:
Sows 20 per cent off: Bears, 80 per cent off.
and Stags 40 per cent off from above quota
tiOQS.
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Pr0risiOuA.

The feeling in Chicago is getting unsettled.
On Tuesday leading speculator there pre-
dicted higher and excited market shortly
while yesterday a brokers dispatch presented
the market in a contrary aspect, saying;
Provisions easing some; looks like selling
by packers, possibly to head on advance IN
hogs"
Local conditions remain as before stated.
CURED MEATS-Bacon, 12h413c per ID for
heavy, 131aQ14c for light medium. 14AG1411c
for light 16c for extra light and 173c
for sugar cured dry Salt Sides 1112c: Bellies.
121sc: Eastern sugar cured Hams, IAN 41oc; :;
California Hams lac; Mess Beef. $3.50 per
bbl: extra Mess. $40: Family. $11: prime Ness
Pork SIT; extra clear, $22: Mess. S19: Pig
Pork $23: Pigs Feet. S5; Smoked Beef, lac
per lb.
LARD-Tierces quoted at &c per ID for
California compound, T%c for Eastern COM
Mound and lie for pure: half barrels, pure,
i1Ac; 10-lb tins. 11%c; 5-lb tins, 11Hc: BIB
tins, 12c.
COTTOLENE-One half barrel, &c: three
half barrels s5se; one tierce. SAc; two rerces,
s%c; five tierces. s1kc per ID.
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Unlisted Securities.

Continued ON PAGE IA
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, Raisins and Honey.
An interesting mail report from New York
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UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid. Ask.
As or coup. -1O3 1O4 As or CD NV.
As or reg .1O3 103% IS or coup. :. 108L
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. April 11-s ,. m.
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Thompson gave
delightful card party on Wednesday
evening in honor of Mrs. Ellis of Seattle.
and Mesdames z. J. Thompson and Iina
Bull of Salt Lake. Progressive euchre
was the game and the prizes fell to Mrs.
Ostien and Mr.. J. E shepard DAINTY
refreshments were served during the
evening The hostess was assisted IN
receiving by Misses Carrie McA1Ster.
Radie Ormsby and Florence Dee The
cream of local society was in attendance
Miss Jennie Rainey. a popular young
saIeswoman of this city. il is announced
will be married on March 10 to Mr.. J. A
Campbell of Salt Lake City On Thurs
dav evening A linen shower was rendered
her at the home of her sister IN this
CITY. 1t was a very pleasant affair and
participated in by forty or more OF the
young lady's friends
The LADIES at the Presbyterian church
held an apron fair at the parsonage
on Friday evening that proved to be an
en- iovable social function
The Cache Valley Medical society gave
a banquet at the Lincoln hotel on
Wednesday evening that was attended
by many members of the medical profess
sion of this section
The A. g Woman's club gave de
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and has host of friends to wish her
happiness through life.
John Lee Mason of this city and Miss
Melissa Wright of Charleston were mar
ried in this city Thursday afternoon,
Judge J. E. Booth officiating.
The Rebekah lodge entertained at their
lodge rooms on Friday evening in honor
of Mrs. c. L. Grier. Cards, music and
recitations all tended to make a very
enjoyable evening. A dainty lunch was
George Boyce of this city and Miss
Atmira SorensOn of Palmyra were joined
in wedlock by Judge J. E Booth. Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs Be VIII reside in
Professor Lund and company gave an
entertainment in Spanish Fork Thursday
evening which was so entirely satisfac-
tory that the citizens of that place will
tender them a banquet in the near fu-
Miss Pearl Jones visited friends in Salt
Lake the latter part of the week
Frederick Rust of Chicago. cousin of
Mrs. s. H. Goodwin, spent few days
The Woman's Republican club met in
their club rooms on Monday evening. An
interesting programme was rendered, art
er which light refreshments were served.
The Sixth Ward Sewing club met
Thursday evening at the home of Miss
spent. Refreshments were served
r The Pallas club were entertained
Thursday evening at the home or MISS
Leah rPyne. An entertaining and profit
able evening was spent
The Women of Woodcraft entertained
in their lodge room Friday afternoon IN
honor of Mrs. c. L. Grier, who will leave
shortly for California for make her home
The afternoon was pleasantly passed IN
social chat. music and in the partaklng
of dainty refreshments
Miss Achsa Eggertson was Vlsitor IN
Spanish Fork Thursday.
Miss Emma Woods visited friends IN
NeDhi the latter part of this week
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.. Graham enter
tanned Mr. end Mrs. John Guy at their
heme Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs DeIbert Cotton and daugh-
ter of Vernal were the guests of Mrs
Kitty Hines Thursday
The Bachelor Ladies' club delightfully."-
entertained a number of friends at
social Saturday evening at the Brigham
Young university None of the opposite
sex were admitted Each lady present
represented some character. Fun and
n:errfment were the features of the even
ing. Dainyt refreshments were served
The Priscilla Art club were pleasantly
entertained Thursday evening at the home
of Miss Fern SmOOt Several muslcaI
selections were enjoyed while the mem
bers were busily engaged on their art
work A delicious lunch was served
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another trip into Garfield and Beaver
counties.
Mrs. Frank Johnson returned to Hunt
ington after visit here with her mother,
Mrs. William Nilsson and other relatives.
MISS Bessie Asmus same down from
Mt. Pleasant Thursday to be present at
the farewell party given her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. T. ASimus
A surprise party was held on Orson C..
Rae mussen Wednesday evening by 4
number of his neighbOrs. A very pleas
snt time is reported
Mr. and Mrs. +. B. Morrison arrived
from Helper Saturday to visit few days
with relatives.
Mrs. Ed Van Wagener and children ar
rived from Provo Thursday and are now
residents of Richfield, Mr.. Van Wage
nen has charge of the Consolidated Wa
gon company branch house here
Ed Anderson came down from Mt
Pleasant Monday and spent couple OF
days here with his brother, A Z. Ander-
son, after which he went to Beaver.
Mrs Charles Erickson went TO Epbraim
Friday as a witness in a suit against the
D. & R.~G. Railroad company
Mics Rebecca Christensen departed for
Rock Springs, Wyo, Monday to enter the
seneral hospital there as q nurse
Mrs Piper arrived from Salt Lake
Thursday and is visiting with her mother,
Mrs H L. Moule. She is just recovering
from a long siege of illness, during which
time she underwent an operation which
almost proved fatal. -.
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BINGHAM.

Mrs. Olsen of Salt Lake is spending
the week with her daughter, Mrs. A.
Miss Julia Walker, teacher of the Low
err Bingham school, was called to the
city by the death of her brother; MISS
Orpha Keller has been substituting Tor
Mrs. Archie orem is convalescing after
a severe attack of la grippe.
her visit with friends at the capital:
Mrs Ernest Bush, who has been VlS-
iting with her parents at BENJAMIN, re-
turned home the latter part OF the week:
Miss Fanny Allen and Miss Margaret
McDonough spent Saturday at the CITY,
Mrs. Lizzie Roberts returned 10 lnls
CITY Tuesday after a. brief stay IN camp
Mrs Alkaline Scoville and Mrs M1chaeI
fitzgerald entertain the Womans unity
club at bridge whist Tuesday evening
Miss Miss Selma FineII of the Junction, who
has been a house guest or MISS CORA
Hooking. returned home Monday-
MIR and Mrs A Y. Anderson are NOV
ing into their spacious and modern new
home. ~, - 1Ti-b
land Boy were at the city during the
Mr." Mrs Joe Jones is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
h a4r ma Mrs Forrest Darrenaugue were
among visitors TO the city the tirst Oh
the week. - at rr,,ee-
day evening at the home OF MRS, AGA
line Scovilie A book review OF ne
Gentleman From Indiana, ana SPeI,-
me match. were features OF the even
Sr and Mrs. John Evans entertained
Of whist Monday evening in compliment
to the Be Lively club of Upper "a 6ins q
ram Dainty prizes were AWARDED 70
I'm lSili w w Rreckon and A Jensen
S f,S nrizes of honor were won By Mrs
4. Jensen and G. De Ford i About thirty
uaS1 +,+y5y session of the Woman s
1rb bhy club shToS viii be held at the home Of
Mrs A. w. Forman. 60
Itbo knights of Pythias excursion 10
CT .aI[e for the Damon and Pythias
SToduction at the Salt Lake theatre
tuesday was in every way success;
over ISO tickets were hold from the oiu
Mrs Wakeham and daughter Miss Leta
were at the city Tuesday. -
Mrs A W. FOTman was at the CITY
Friday -, -
Messrs. Frank Fairholm, Beck and
John Evans will be hosts Wednesday
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Thursday afternoon, where her daughter
Nellie is quite sick
Miss Hattie Baker entertained the Black
Cat CLUB at her home Monday evening.
Cards and games were played, after
which light refreshments were served
Miss Katie Drew will have the club
members at the home of her sister. Mrs
David Watrous, Monday evening, March
F Bly1h of the Blyth-Fargo compny
was in Park Tuesday on business.
Mrs R d Robbins returned from a
months visit in California, Tuesday, and
reports having had a most pleasant trip.
The Dancing club held another of their
very enjoyable dances Wednesday even
ing in Maple hall
William Watson returned from a brief
visit III the city Wednesday morning
MISS Miriam Radon entertained a
CROWD OF her young friends at sleigh
young people were driven around for two
o. three hours, after which they all ad-
JOuTned to the home of Miss Radon,
where refreshments were served
Frank DAILY returned to his home from
California Thursday morning, his wife
accompanying him from Salt Lake.
The matrons Of the O. z. S. met Thurs
day with Mrs. John Thompson
\ number of the young friends of Irene
jeffords planned and carried out q very
pleasant surprise party on her Thursday
afternoon. Games were played and q
good time had by all.
Miss Daisy Ray visited with friends in
Park Sunday.
A very pleasant affair of the week was
the party given Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Peter Kass.. Cards
and music furnished the evenings en-
joyment and pleasant evening was spent
by all
Julius Frankel was a Salt Lake visitor
this week.
The Women of Woodcraft held SO
cial session after their regular lodge
session Thursday evening. A short pro-
gramme was carried out and refresh
mentS served.
Miss Ruby Mcbride gave a very pleas
Friday evening The young people en-
ioyed themselves with games and mu-
sic
The members of the Junior class at
the High school entertained the Seniors
at the home of Miss Lillian Hedges Fri
day evening and a very pleasant time
was had by ALL
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M ERCUR.

The voting contest for the selection of
queen of the I. d. s. fair closed last
night at O'Clock resulting in the choice
of Miss Jessie Hall. The contest during
the last few hours was most spirited,
the supporters of the various candidates
showing their willingness to support their
favorites by a liberal use of their funds.
The votes for the various candidates
were as follows: Jessie Hall. $3.50; Belle
Bryant, 1855; Lizzie Peterson. 1854; Til
lie Antzbach and Tennie Mcclellan. 1857
each. The defeated candidates will act
as maids of honor to the queen during
the sessions of the fair next week.
A quiet wedding occurred last Satur-
day in ToOele City the high contracting
parties being Miss Nellie ClawSOn. a pOpu-
lar school teacher of Mercur, and Oscar
Swensen, junior member of the firm of
Svenson & Co. of this place. The bride
and groom will make their home in Mer-
joice in their enjoyment of happiness
and prosperity.
The literary section of the Epworth
league held very successful meeting
last Thursday evening in the Methodist
church. The programme consisted of
recitations and music. Special mention
should be made of the solos Of Miss An
tations of Miss Mabel Lochnaur and Miss
Jessie Hall.
J.. W. Lee, county commissioner of
TooeIe county. spent Monday and Tues
day in the. county seat looking after Of
fetal business.
Miss Maggie Bryan, sister of George
W. Bryan. is spending a few days visit
ing in Mercur.
Guy Robinson, the popular salesman of
Boxrud & Co, drove in from Utah val
ley yesterday. He will be in Mercur for
a few days.
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AMERICAN FORK.

Sunday, the 4th inst, was Jimmie
Browns birthday. and Monday night
about thirty of his friends gathered at
his home in the Second ward and made
him the recipient of a very pleasant sur
prise party in honor of the occasion.
High five and whist furnished the amust-
ment for the evening splendid lunch
was served.
Messrs and Mesdames J. w and ]. III.
Storrs, George Storrs and John Nc
Ttague: Misses Ella and Eliza storrs,
Earl McTague. and Mrs. c. A Storrs
went to Springville Tuesday night to at
tend a birthday party given by Mrs. Luz
ella Kindred in honor of her husband's
forty-ninth anniversary of birth.
Rev: J. p Macgiiivray- of Salt Lake.
day schools, has been holding revival
meetings in the chapel this week, as
sisted by Rev. William Murphy
Postmaster John Peters of this place
attended tire funeral services in men,
DRY of Hugh NJ. Dougal at Springvillc
William E. Kennedy of Mercur is home
for a weeks visit with his family.
Miss Laura Hunter of Salt Lake is
visiting in American Fork the guest of
Miss Martha Chapman
Mrs John f. Durrant. formerly of this
place but now residing in Spanish Fork.
as visiting relatives in American Fork
Miss Ormond. a teacher in the Har-
rington school. was surprised by her pu-
pa, = Russell Hoiiey has resigned his po-
sition with the Boley Mercantile company.
He was married to Miss Jennie Bird OF
Mapleton Thursday. at Provo. and will
20 to Goldfield, New, to work in a few
DAYS.
Miss Hattie Kindred of Springville is
visiting in American Fork. the guest of
Mrs Martha McTague.
Leonard Harrington was delightfully."-
surprised Wednesday night by his Sun
day school class. They presented him
with a beautiful cO1lar and cuff box as
toker Of their esteem.
George d Mcdonald of Salt Lake City
and Miss Hannah Jacklin of American
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RICHFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lammersdorf re-
turned Monday from their tour of Cali
foTnia and Mexico They report a very
enjoyable trip.
W. T. Orrock was down from Gold
Mountain on a visit to relatives this
week
Mrs. Andrew Lawson was down from
Kimberly the past week visiting with
relatives
here this week visiting with relatives.
Sam Bartlett returned to Kimberly
Thursday to remain for tine summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. AlmOn Peere of SaIina
visited this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Elliott
Tuesday to reside here permanently
Mrs Martin Hansen and Miss Pearl
Erickson went to Salina Friday on a
visit
John Domgaard Of Glenwood went to
Manti Sunday to visit relatives for q
couple of weeks.
Miss Sena Sorenson. the Kimberly post
mistress, visited in RicEfield Tuesday
Mrs LATE Morrison went to Salt Lake
Sunday to visit few weeks with her
parents.
Mrs Laura Thurber returned last week
from Calie1te. New, where she has been
for several months.
Friday from Canada, where he has been
for the past two months visiting rela-
ives
Miss Josephine Olson returned to her
home in GlenwoOd Friday after an alb
sence Of several weeks in Nevada.
Miss EleSa Heppler came down fro n
Salt Lake Tuesday her school being
closed on account of 4 smallpox epidemic
James NJ. BolithO. after few days
spent with his family, started Tuesday on
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lightful ball at Provo on Monday even
ing.
Mrs. A L. Norfieet left here the first
or the week for Lebanon. Mo. where she
will visit for several months with friends.
The friends of Mrs. William Bur tend
cred her very pleasant surprise on
Monday evening
Miss BERTHE Beckstead visited relatives
in Preston. Ida, the first of the week
Mrs. J. s. Baxter of Ogden visited In
Logan this week with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Hanks.
Alma Olsen, a well-known. young man
of the Fifth ward of this city was united
in marriage this week to Miss Adelia
Porter of Franklin. Ida. a reception fol-
Dr. H. P. Emeis left on Tuesday for
Los Angeles. whers he will spend a
month OF, or more IN pleasure seeking,
Mr.. Thomas Smart started this week
on a trip to Mexica that combines bust
ness and pleasure. fs
David Low of Paris, Ida, visited rela-
tives and friends in Logan and vicinity
Charles England spent two or three
days in. Salt Lake City this week
Dr. w II: Chase was in Ogden the
fore parr of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Moochere of Grand
Island, Neb-, visited friends in Logan
this week.
Paul E Banker of Salt Lake City spent
several days of this wick in Logan
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w Baird returned to
their home in Baker City, Ore, ON
Wednesday, after pleasant visit with
Logan relatives
Charles johnson of American Falls Wis
tied for a couple of days this week with
his mother who resides here. =
Thomas Low of Alberta. Canada, Wis
tied relatives in this vicinity this week
Kelly. Kerr of Los Angeles visited
friends in this city on Monday.
Mrs Mary Higgins of Lewiston, but
late of New York City, visited the first
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. s.
Bamoreaux-
S. J. -Jeppesen returned from Salt Lake
City on Sunday. -
A Gordon spent the fore part of the
week with friends in Ogden.
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EUREKA.

T. S. Haynes visited Payson last Sun
j. c. Sullivan and James Morgan are
]. R Vance was in Payson last Sun
day and Monday for the purpose of Wis
iting his family.
William McComb moved his family to
Salt Lake last Wednesday, where they
will in the future make their home.
Mrs. F. W. Muhlenbruck of Stockton
is visiting relatives in this city.
CT a pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. OIL
lie Baker. has returned to her home
Mrs N w Hanley is spending a few
p. ]. Watts is visiting in Eureka, to
remain until after the Elks' minstrel
Otto swartz returned this week from
California
After visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Ven
ables Mrs Watkins returned to the CAPT
tai last Sunday.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan will visit her
daughters. Mrs c. E. Hush and Mrs.
Frank Beesley, next Sunday.
Mrs Walter Thompson returned this
evening from California.
Last Monday Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hig-
son returned from California where they
spent a very enjoyable vacation.
Colonel Dan Martin returned last sat
urday from his visit to California Mrs.
Martin and her daughter remained in Los
Angeles. where they will visit for a few
weeks longer
The minstrel show to be given by the
of the best of the kind ever given in
this city Nearly all the seats for the
performances on next Monday and Tues
day are sold The same peol,e Y ne
re all local ANA tedr talent. viii give q
performance at Mammoth on WedncSdsty Y.
the 14th. George Best. who IS urectlng
the entertainment. Is greatly pleased VII
the progress made and predicts That Eu-
reka people will - more than satisfied
with the performance
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PAYSON.

The sons and daughters of Grandma
Peery planned and successfully carried
out a surprise on her Monday at the home
of her son, T Z. Peery of Spring Lake.
The relatives gathered at O'Clock in the
afternoon and remained until To n M,
spending the time delightfully."- with So
cial chat and games. At Z o'clock a ban
quet was served. Every year it is Gus
tomary among the children and grand
children of Mrs. Peery to honor her birth
day. and the gathering Monday commem-
GRATED the SSth anniversary of her birth
The members of the high school Depart
ment of our public schools are rehearslnS
for the presentation of the opera The
Jolly Farmers" in the not distant future
David Holiday of SantaqUin and Miss
Lizzie Stark of this city were married in
the Salt Lake temple WedL esday, and are
now spending a visit of ten days with
relatives in the northern part of the state.
The young couple are well and favOrably
known in this community and their many
friends will extend 20 them well wishes
Mayor Nebeker was in Salt Lake Thurs
day
to Sanpete county Thursday for few
Mrs. Fred n. PauIson and children of
Salt Lake City have spent the past week
visiting the mother of Mrs. Paulson, Mrs.
Mrs. Thomas Wright left Thursday for
visit with relatives in Nephi.
Marcellus Smith, who is studying at
Provo, came over Thursday for few
days stay at home
George Done made trip to American
Fork Thursday to adjust some life in
surance matters for his comps ny.
Mrs Frank Mediation of Eureka is
spending a visit with her daughter Mrs.
a. g. GutheiI
Mrs Truman Pickering of Eureka came
down Friday morning for a weeks visit
among relatives and friends.
Paul Wirthli1 is here from Eureka for a
few days.
L. E. Dunning after an extended trip
through the state of California. returned
Friday morning over the Salt Lake
Route.
Mr. and Mrs. William D. LOveIess of
American Fork Sundayed in Payson with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett are here
from Bingham visiting with Mrs. Bar
nett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mat
tinsOn.
Mrs. William s. Tanner returned Tues
day after visit of three weeks with her
sister in California.
John c. Cravens is on a business trip
to Oregon.