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Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-30
Eft lifligt brottande

med den gamla fiendeu till slaktet, dalig
matsmaltning. utmynpar ofta | appendl-
citis. For att undvika ALA allyarsamma
akommor j magen, lefyern och inelfvorna
tag DIR Kings New Life Pills. De reg
lera dessa organer utan smarta eller ODE
hae 25c hos LupgIen 4 Andreen.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-30

cialistchefen van der Veldes, in
terpellation rorande missforhal
landena i Kongostaten, narmas'
foranledd at professor Cottier:
afslojanden, motiverades at no
nom, enligt EFT referat j Berl.
Tageblatt, pa foljande satt:
Talaren betonade inledningsvis
att han icke vile CORA Kongofra-
gan till en- psrtifraga; ALA belga-
re hade Stamina intresse at att
erfara om Kongostatens nuvaran-
de forvaltningsmetod strede moi
Belgiens %intressen.
Icke blot England utan rundt
ON i verlden hafvs, fortsatte ia
l~aren,s roster holt sig mot den o.
m~enskliga utpressningen at de
svarta i Kongo. Den o~ficiella
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rapport
har bekraftat riktigheten at de
framstallda anklagelserna. Man
maste gifva erkannande at Diet
CODA arbete, som gjorts att oppna
Kongo, men man maste fordra
skydds- och civilisationsatgarder
af dem. som leda delta erbete.
Forvaltninssformen i Kongo ar
tyvarr grundad pa jordrofferi och
tvangsarbete och systemet med
tvsngsleveranser uppretar info
dingarne j hogsta grad. De in
fodda vaktsoldaterna skoia sin
tjenst pa Diet brutalaste satt.
Talaren anf0rde olika uppgifter
ur den ofhciella rapporten till
stod for sina pastaenden och for
klarade att Kongostaten alter in.
fort slafhandeln for att IA polissol.
dater. Vidare forebradde han
Kongostatens ~styrelse att den
upprattat och underhallit en- press
byra, som ledes at den belgiska
statens tjensteman och mutar
tidningar och journalister. !
stallet for att tillfalla Kongostaten
anvandas inkomsterna fran Do
maine de la Couronne till lyxut-
glitter i Belgien, och Kongsteanto
har mast taga sin tillhykt till Ian.
som nu uppga till 80 millioner,
och som Bslgien en- dag maste
aterbetala.
Talaren upplaste en- del utta.
IandeD, som.han fatt fran engel-
ska och americans a missionarer,
och forklarade att Belgien har
rattighet art ofvertaga Kongo-
staten. En- parlamentarisk kom
mission horde t~illsattas for att
utreda fragan ON Kongos forvalt
ming som belgisk koloni.
UtrikesministerD. baron de
Favereaa, svarade, att ~''interpel
lanten hade sluti, sig till Diet
elaadige fortalsfalttaget i Diet
ogonblick, da undersokningskom
missioner hade uttalat sin asigt,
att Kongostaten visade god villa
att foretaga Ieformer och breda
fullt Illus Diver Kongos forvalt
ming. commissioner hade id ire
forklarat att Kongostaten hade
otioit GU otoiI tCIh~
den kinkiga iragan pm press
byran anssg ministern ait Diet
vore en- fosterlandsk handling att
forsvara landet mot utlandets an.
grepp. Hvad de mot Kongo Fl
endtliga tidningarne ! in och ut
landet hade att saga var idel
fortal.
Som man ser fornekade den
bclgiske utrikesministern icke
tillvaron at en- Kongopressbyra
som mutar tidningar och tidnings-
man. Men delta wore ju en 70.
sterlandsk handling.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-30

"Inga gamla man 0nskas"
''IDga gamla man onskas'', dir den
obehagliga helsning som m0ter
manga bra man, da de soka ar
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-30
Ett yetenskapligt under.

Bueklens nArica Salve har genom
sina botauden blifvit EFT vetenskapligt
nnder. Den botade f. r. milford, fore
Iisare FIR the Patrous of Husband y. i
Waynesboro. Pa, for EFT svart fail at
hamorrhojder De- botar de varsta brann-
skador, sar, holder. skarsar och sar af
andra Stag kylskador och salt rheum.
Endast Csc. hos Luns-e- d B2d,een.
aootekare.
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count of the illness of his mother, Mrs.
John Hannifn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Larsen entertained
last week T. L. Inlay of Salt Lake City.
Mayor James d. Stack returned home
last Saturday from q visit TO his former
home in WATERFOWL. Wis.
Dave Coleman was visitor to the cap
ital this week
f. ]. Kimball of Twin Falls Ida, spent
several days this week in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Griggs returned
home last Sunday after a short trip
through Nebraska and South Dakota.
Mrs Denis Sullivan, who with her
daughter. Miss Marcela, has, been visit
ing in the capital, returned home last
Monday. = 80 Z, -r--7--
A baby girl was born last Friday morn
ing TO Mr.. and Mrs. George \. Udall.
Mrs. n. A. Robertson, accompanied by
Mrs J. A: Hyde. visited Mrs. David De-
pew last Thursday I'm Robinson.
Frank Barrett is in the capital, where
he is being treated for rheumatism
A baby girl @wds born last Monday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Kehoe
The Ladies' Socialist club will meet
next Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. All
berg.
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Mary Gallagher has been visiting friends
i'm Rockwell, Ia. returned last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Ben Thurmond and daughter are
visiting friends in SantaGuin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans are happy
over the arrival of a baby boy. born last
Thursday.
Miss Adeline Franks. who has been
visiting in Santaauin, returned last
Wednesday.
DR.. ]. A. Hagan. formerly of the Tin
tic hospital, now Of Gunnison, was the
guest during the week of DR.. and Mrs.
j. A. Hensel
DR.. Lombard of Salt Lake was out last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Hansen are en-
tertaining Mrs. B. NJ Cornish of Salt
Lake City.
Captain Soles left Monday morning TO
enjoy short visit to the capital
John Dooley was a visitor to Spanish
Fork last Monday
p. p. Clarke visited the capital during
the week.
Mrs William Venable is entertaining
her mother from Salt Lake.
Miss Minnie Polk visited the capital
during the week.
Miss Pearl Stewardson was in Salt Lake
City last Monday attending the funeral of
a relative.
John Bunnell and family will move TO
Spring City Saturday.
Mrs. McGahan of Baker City. ore, was
the guest Of relatives in Eureka duriH g
the past week.
Con j. Hannifin returned home last
Tuesday from Nevada, called home on ac-
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bride is the daughter OF Professor Adam
G. and Frances II. Smyth and the groom
rs the son of Samuel Chapman. Both are
highly respected young people of this
citvs s-.
The Young ladies OF the North ward OF
Manti gave their annual social at the
Ward house Monday evening last Lunch
was served and large number, members
or the association. we're present 70 en-
JOY the program and all prepared for the
occasion.
John Sorenson. and wife OF Ephraini
were Manti visitors this week.
Miss Frances lIaynes, of Salt Lake City
was a guest al the home Of Miss Annie
Richards during last week
Miss Frances Bird of SDringville at
tended the Snow-Neff wedding given at
the Snow residence i'm this city wedees-
day evening.
Miss Effie Jolley visited friends In
Kimberly this week.
Mrs. Rhota Smyth Is visiting relatives
aud friends in the metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black OF Coyote
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Riddle of the
same place are visiting relatives and
friends during the week.
Clyda Barton OF Ferron. Emery county,
is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs
stephen Barton.
Ann Parry returned from her visit 10
the metropolis during the week.
Leona Fox OF Ferron Is visiting rela-
tives and friends In Manti
Joe Schaugaard returned home after a
stay in the metropolis for several months
Continued on Page 3.
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Ueek ,ss,Soeih Happenings in Cotpns Of State

beriey Tuesday on visit TO his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Outzen
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sterling of Salt
Lake are visiting with relatives here this
week
Architect e. Maeser spent a couple of
days in Salt Lake this week.
Lars Christensen went to Salt Lake
Sunday TO spend a couple of weeks with a
daughter who lives there.
Lottie Kenney came down from Ogden
Sunday on. visit to his father.
Mrs, A 3. Hewlett was over from Ka-
nosh this week visiting with her sister
in-law, Mrs, A. j. Moore.
j. w. Seegrniller went TO Ogden Tuesday
TO put his son In the deaf and dumb
school.
Miss Effie Gottfredson returned to Salt
Lake Monday after pleasant visit here
with relatives
y. Z. Rasmussen made a trip to Saiina
wednesday to attend q wedding OF his
brotner. ira Rasmussen.
Andrew Nelson and son, Chris went to
salt Lake "wednesday. Chris will attend
business course this winter.
Elias e. Tanner county attorney OF
wayne county was in Richfield this week
on business.
Postmaster n. G. Poulsen went over 70
kanosh last week and after spending a
few DAYS visiting, returned home accom-
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EPHRAIM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rasmussen Of
Marysvaie Utah. were visiting with reIa-
tives and ~-iends i'm EphTaim this week
Thev left Friday for months outing in
California.
r w Ottenstein OF Salt Lake city was
visiting with relatives and friends i'm town
this week
Mrs Fred Jorgensen returned home
Sunday from months visit in Fremont
county. idaho.
3 T. p. Cpmeun Of Panguitch is visiting
with relatives and friends in this citv.
President Arthur IT. Lend OF Salt Lake
was an Ephraim visitor Sunday.
Miss Anna Forest left Friday morning
for Preston. Ida. where she has been re-
engaged as an Instructor i'm The .lrees-
making department Of she Oneida state
academy.
Mrs Charles F. Jensen was rendered a
very pleasant surprise party at her home
Sunday evening. Tho family will move
10 Sweet. Ida. next week and wiz make
that place "a f. future horne
Miss Sarah Peterson le't Friday for
Sunnyside 10 resume her duties az \
teacher in the public schools
. Attorney Ephraim Hansen was 4 Manti
visitor Wednesday.
A dancing party was given at the
pavilian Friday evening
Mr. ana-Mr---5---F-etnr came
IN from Idaho Falls Friday
Mr. and Mrs Thomas = Poll are home
from Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Augusta Stevens visi m with
relatives and mo- os in Salt Lake City.
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PAYsoN.

Two popular young people OF Payson
entered upon the sea OF matrimony this
week In the persons of Miss Nellie Hush
ang S'n ~ P MSBetn; Inc couple were
their return TO this city on the evening
train they We're met at the depot and es-
erits. Mr. and Mrs. John f. Hush. where
a reception was rendered them. Mr. and
Mrs. McBeth will reside at Mammoth.
Wednesday at the Salt Lake temple the
marriage OF Miss Sadye Amos OF Payson
to Fred Lewis Of Spanish Fork took place.
At the home OK the brides parents. Mr..
ano Mrs John Amos. reception was
given in their honor only the relatives
and Immediate friends OF the young peo-
pie being present. The bride Is one OF
our most respected and popular young
ladies, and her many friends wish her sue
cess and happiness They will reside at
Spa nish Fork
The marriage OF City Marshal Strong
and Miss Maud Lantensock is announced
10 take place at Provo next Wednesday
Sept T. They will reside In the newly
erected cottage by Mr.. Strong in the east
ern part OF town The brfde-to-be has
been resident Of Eureka the past few
months although her mother lives here.
Payson visitors this week. the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Marsh.
Mrs A. j. Hanson II Logan is visiting
her father Jonathan s. Page.
Mrs William T. Amos gave n china
shower at her home Friday evening Of
last week the affair being a most pleas
friends Of Miss Sadye Amos in whose
honor II was given.
Deputy Sheriff Barnett and Deputy
County Attorney Thomas OF Provo were
here Monday and Tuesday on office BUSH
ness.
William Douglass OF the Eureka base
ball team, who came down last week suf-
fering from n threatened attack Of ty-
phoid fever. went 10 Salt Lake Sunday for
treatment In one OF the hospitals
p. Frisby Of Eureka spent Labor day
with his daughter here
Mr.. and Mrs George Chettle expect to
move 10 Idaho next week
Mrs Donald Irvine Of Salt Lake was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W ID. Dixon
this week
Miss Eiva Southworth Of Oakley. Ida.
was visiting in this city the past week
with her sister, Mrs. II. s. linton.
J. II: Amos came down from Eureka for
last Monday
Miss Rose Cook OF Salt Lake was visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Smell Tuesday.
John r. Pace Of Richardson. Grand
county. spent the past week visiting his
mother and other near relatives in this
OitY.
stake NJ T. A convention OF the
Young mems and young ladies' NJ. l. A.
will be held I'm the Pavson opera house
SUNDAY. Sent 16. at which regular officers
sessions will be called At 10 a. m and
n. m. and a public meeting will he held
in the evening. Invitations have been is
sued for the affair.
Miss Laura Liddle has been over 10
Spanish Fork the past few days.
Miss Stella Mcclellan was here SUNDAY
and Monday from Provo visiting her
mother.
T. r Frisbv was down from Eureka last
Monda, 10 spend the day with his wife
and family.
The Misses Josie and Stella IiddIe viii
20 70 Castledale Monday where thew will
teach school this season.
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RICHEIED.

Mrs. c. G.. Goldbranson visited In sa-
lima this week with her sister, Miss De
Freeze.
Joseph Johnson was up from Marysvale
Monday visiting friends.
Perry Lewis came in Tuesday from Eu-
reka on a visit TO mis- mother
ely Sly came down from Kimberley
Mo- 10 spend a few days with his
family
G.. ". Hessenic- was Richfield visitor
Monday from Marysyale.
Mrs. Martin Thorsen -s~ited with rela-
tives in Salina this week
Charles Lammersdorf made - trip to
Salt Lake and back this week.
William Outzen came down from Ke-.-
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Miss Violet Jenkins IL visiting her
sister Mrs. Spotswood, OF Salt Lake.
Miss Grace Weber of Ogden is the
guest of Miss BERTHE Goodwin.
d. e. Trask. who has been visiting
his son. Harvey Trask. for the past
month, has returned to his home in
Burden, Kan.
Mrs. j. Il. Kump and children left
Monday for Mt. Pleasant, where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. Robert Herrick has as her
guests. her mother, Mrs. Jenkins, and
aunt. Mrs. Moses, and little sister,
Lauren. of Bingham Junction.
Miss Maud Roper returned Friday
afternoon from a months visit with
relatives at the capital.
Mrs. Briggs returned to her home I'm
Salt Lake Saturday after a short visit
In camp.
David Teachenor moved his family
to Salt Lake the first of the week,
where Miss Hazel will attend school.
Miss Rena Crawford left Sunday for
Salt Lake, where she expects to study
music
Mrs. w. d. Clays and children re-
turned Sunday from a visit with rela-
tives in Bingham Junction.
Miss Lucy Lawser left Wednesday
for Bingham Junction to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Larsen.
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald returned
Tuesday from the Occur d'Alene dis
trict I'm Idaho. with which she is very
much pleased While absent, Mrs.
Fitzgerald visited relatives in Butte,
Mont.
! A boy arrived at the home of Mrs.
Frank Koniess last Saturday.
| Miss Lydia McKinson of Ogden re-
turned TO her home Monday. after q
LIB rf-tf -r-&
/ Boy.
Mrs. Silas Jones and children have
returned from a very pleasant outing
at Brighton.
| Archie Rainey. a resident of Glasgow,
/ Scotland, is the guest OF his cousin,
/ Mrs. Charles Carnel.
Miss Huldah Schweitzer spent Thurs
! day at the capital. Miss Schweitzer
! expects to attend school in the city this
winter.
Mrs. William Cushman has as her
| guest her mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Lever
Miss Lena Welby OF salt Lake Wis
| tied Miss Bessie Chandler during the
| week
Because Of the dance on Monday
evening the attendance at the regular
weekly prize dance was somewhat
smaller than usual Wednesday even
ing. The following couples were select
/ ed by the judges to compete I'm the big
prize dance the last of the month: Mrs.
| r G.. Fehrenbach and O. r. Merryfield
/ Mrs. Merit Smith and NJ. +. Hoben and
Miss Hazel Robinson and Joe Carlson.
| WinOna lodge Ladies' Of Pocahontas.
had very pleasant time i'm. the lodge
rooms Wednesday night to which their
husbands and friends were invited
guests. Cards were played during the
evening, after which the tables were
laid and sumptuous spread was in
order.
girl arrived at the home OF Mrs.
Archie Bartlett last Friday.
Mrs. Christina Anderson and little
| daughter OF Kansas are visiting their
aunt. Mrs. Hekland. for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Birdzell are re-
tolcing over the arrival of a boy on the
1st Of September
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins of East
JORDAN spent last Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. Spotswood
1 Miss Edna Pine of Provo is visiting
Miss Anna Germ.
T. Charles Haskins and family left last
Thursday for their home in Aibein. Cal.
accompanied by Mrs. Haskins brother.
Aaron Gouchat.
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PARK CITY.


Frank 'Tregea spent Sunday and
Monday In the Park visiting John A.
Malta
The Women Of woodcraft gave a
dinner and supper Monday. which
proved TO be a grand financial sue
cess
Bert Pope spent Monday in camp
with his mother. Mrs. Lloyd.
John Mcdonald returned from brief
visit I'm the city Monday morning.
Joe Kaufman and James Mcdonald
We're Park visitors this week
Miss Daunkauske arrived In the
PARK this week after a pleasant three
months visit I'm Wyoming
The Woman's Athenaeum will hold
special meeting Tuesday afternoon
NJ o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Julius
Frankel. and # is requested that all
members attend
Mrs. McKaskill returned TO the city
Monday after very pleasant two
weeks visit in this. city with her sons.
Mrs. Hennes and Mrs. Sherman spent
"a turday at the Daly-west
The home OF Mrs. DR. G. NJ Wilson
was the scene OF very pretty gather
ing Tuesday evening, when she and
her charming daughter, Mrs. d. @.
t'rahil. entertained the young society
+ folks OF this city. The game OF 500 was
Inc evenings enjoyment. and the
prizes were won az follows: Ladies'
prize. Miss Mary Mcdonald: gentle
mems prize. Professor Taulon Re-
freshments were served and a pleasant
evening spent.
Charles Coulon was a Salt Lake WIS.,
itor Monday
Mrs. Leary and her daughter. Ha-
7el, went down to the city Monday aft
ternoon. where Miss Hazel will enter
the Sisters academy.
Miss Gene Thir'ot e visiting in the
Park with Miss Dina Thompson.
Mrs. George Johnson and children
returned 10 the Park Monday after an
extended visit with relatives through
out the state.
Mr. and Mrs. r J. Mclaughlin left
this week for Nevada. where they will
make their future home
The grand ball given Monday even
ing IN Maple hall by the local Miners
union proved 90 he a great success
both socially and financially
NJ. and Mrs. William Dunn and
child are visiting I'm the Park with Mr.
and Mrs. L. r. Hubbard
Miss Margaret Shields and Miss Nc
Kue spent Sunday and Monday In the
Park
Mr. end Mrs. p. NJ. Smith enter
tained n crowd of their friends Friday
evening at cards. Five hundred was
the same Of the evening and pleas
art lime was had bv all.
VT ond. Mrs. William Schmidttapp
and daughter. Mile, returned 10 their
home I'm Cincinnati Sunday after an
on ioyable six weeks visit I'm this city
Misses Gertrude and Tessle Nc
JyauEhlin left Monday morning for
New Jersey.
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LOGAN.

County Recorder Eames and her office
assistants gave surprise party I'm honor
OF 4. w. Crockett. who. with his family
leaves shortly for the east The affair
was held Wednesday evening at the
Crockett home. Cards and music fur
nished the amusement and refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Davidson of
Champaign, H.. are visiting i'm Logan as
the guests Of Mrs. Davidson's cousin
Mrs Aquila Nebeker
Mr.. and Mrs s. l. Sheffield of Kansas
City are visiting with friends I'm this city
Albert Squires. Edwin Smith and Ray
StratfOrd gave trout supper to a num-
Der of their friends on Wednesday even
ing The boys succeeded in catching fifty
trout during the day and then invited
fourteen OF their friends 10 help eat them.
They had pleasant time socially after
the feed.
W. s Lamoreaux spent part of the
week in Logan.
S. a. Crane OF Ames. Ia was the guest
OF Logan friends during the greater part
of the week
Arthur L. Nashville, Tennessee, was in
Logan this week
Mr. and Mrs Harry Parker Of Salt Lake
City are visiting with Logan relatives
w. j. Wolstenholme Of Salt Lake Joined
his wife I'm this city the first OF the week
The lady had been here for some time on
a visit TO friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 3. Campbell of Ogden
returned to their home this week after a
weeks stay in Logan as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert jenkins.
Miss leila Smart gave a delightful So
cial at the home of her parents on Friday
evening. literary guessing contest fur
nished the chief amusement for the even
ing, the prize going to Miss Carrie Han
sen. Dainty refreshments were served
DR.. and Mrs. w. =. Parkinson of Lew
iston were with Logan friends the first
few days Of this week.
A parcel shower I'm honor of Miss Mag
gle Jones was given on Wednesday even
ing by Miss Myrtle Ballard. A large com
pany was present and very pleasant
time was spent by the guests.
Mrs. Charles England spent the week
visiting relatives and friends in Salt Lake
City and vicinity.
W. J. Halloran of Denver spent a cou-
pie OF days of this week with Logan
friends.
Miss Minnie Petersen left for Ephrairn.
Utah, this week where she will conduct a
domestic arts department in the Snow
academy.
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Porter returned
Tuesday from a pleasant visit with rela-
tives in Morgan.
John T. Olsen and Miss Clara Olsen.
enth ward were married on Wednesday
and a big reception was rendered them in
the evening Of that day.
Attorney George @. Rich. left Thurs
day for Evanston. Wyo. He will be away
a week.
Mrs n. r. Moore entertained at Ken
sington on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A McAIiister have an
nOunced the engagement of their daugh-
ter. VIENNA, TO Lieutenant Robert J. Bin
ford of the Twentieth United States in
fantry.
s. w McMonies of Birmingham. Eng.
is visiting old time friends in this city.
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panied by his wife. who has been visiting
relatives there.
Miss Pearl Wright left Tuesday for Lo-
gan, where she will teach school this win
ter
Mrs. Matilda Jorgenson and daughter.
Jennie, of Ephraim. visited with the fam
lily of her son, John G. Jorgenson this
week, returning home Friday
Mrs. j. II. Nelson and children came
down from Gold Mountain Tuesday to re-
main this winter.
Mrs. G. w. Snyder came down from Salt
Lake Sunday and visited with the fam
lily OF her brother Allen Montgomery, re-
turning TO her home I'm Elsinore Thurs
day.
Rev. W. l.. Dexter and family arrived
here from Bingham last week 10 take
charge OK the M. II; church, succeeding
Rev. II. /. Hansen. who goes to Salt Lake
City.
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MANTI.

Thomas L. Chapman and Miss Laura
Smyth, both residents Of this city were
married Wednesday evening at the res
idence they intend to make their home
i'm this city. The ceremony was performed
by Bishop Niels r. Petersen Only the
mate friends were in attendance. The
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Another week before school, starts Meantime prepare
the boy girl to make good appearance
the first day"

In our ehiIdren's clothing department, usual,
we can supply most anything needed in these lines.
A splendid school suit with an extra pair
pair OF kniCkerbOCker trousers.
This line will prove very attractive mothers
The extra pair of trousers viii insure the boys al
ways appearing neatly dressed the school
grounds, by alternating, the trousers will last
long as the coat Prices. $5.75 to $3.50 the suit
Separate trousers with double seat and double
knee.
The best separate trousers the market. Come
in brown and tan mixtures, and the price-only 75c
the pair.
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EUREKA.

DR.. J. A. Hensel and Mrs. Hensel. also
Iheir son George. returned TO Eureka last
Monday evening after a pleasant visit
with relatives and friends In Denver.
Miss May Sullivan and Miss Josie
O'Neill, who have been visiting friends in
Miss Annie Bonner. who with Miss