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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-08-29
PUBLIC SALE
Of Personal Property

Having dcc'ded to quit farming. the I'D.
designed VIII offer for sale al public auction
where lac now resides. ON what IS known q.
the Frank Kendall farm. lying in Loalour
county, - miles from Paris, near the turn
pike leading TO Upperyillc, ON
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER is. 1905
the following valuable personal property:
, good Work Horses, both excellent hor
shear leaders.
good Cows; will be fresh soon.
l half-bred Hereford Bull, > years old.
yearling Stear, and 3 Calves.
Is good Ewes.
head of Hogs, and good brood Sow.
IMPLEM ENTS, ETC.-Light four-hors,
wagon Mccormick mower, bought last sen.
son. gram drill; cutting box: 36-tOoth bar
row 2-horse Syracuse pillow. 3 double-shoye
ploWs; 2Slngle-shoyel plOWs; corn coyerer
palr hay shelYlngs; wood chains . four
PrOnged forks > tWO-pronged forks. pick
mattock, shovel grain cradle; 2bIiarscvthes
moving scythe.
HARNESS, ETC.-Set wheel breecbinp.
set lead gear; wagon brides: wagon saddle.
: sets pillow gear set single harness: WAGON
line; citizen saddle; single double ana
tnple trees butt chains; breast chains. etc.
30 shocks of Corn.
10 tons good Timothy Hay.
tons Glover Hay
Quantity of Hay
Lot oi ZION wedges and many other arli-
cIes usually found on q modern farm.
lEkMS-AA sums OF SO and under. cash.
On all sums over That amount a creait OF 1a
months viii De given, the purchaser To- exc
cute well endorsed negotiable note. bearing
interest from date and payable at the First
Bank OF WarrentOu
No property TO be removed until terms are
with.
No postpOnement on account Of weather
Il. +. SMALLWOOD.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-08-29

The First National Bank solicits your
business. 3 per cent interest paid on
savings accounts, compounded scmi-au-
nually.
Miss Margaret, Kathleen and Angela
Mcmahon and Miss Edith Slator. of
Washington, Misses Annie Doval and
Ruth Hoffman, OF Luray. and Miss
Mamie Barr, of Winchester. are visiting
Mrs J. Ed. Ogden.
Mr.. Frank Evans, of Front Royal has
returned home after visit to Mr.. = Ed
Ogden.
Miss Helen Boughner, of Clarksburr
w. Va, has been visiting her cousin
Mrs. II. ID. Kerfoot
Mr.. Roy Garter, Of Baltimore. visitc,
Hon. Thos. d. Gold and family DURING
the Horse Show, and returned 90 palu
more Sunday En- his big automobile. ace
companied by Mir. Herbert Whiting. OF
the Bank OF Clarke Comfy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-08-29
An Interesting Issue.

aside from It's special interest i'm
connection with the campaign
against child labor. Jack London :
vivid story, The ApoSiate. am
ply deserves the place of honor
that it occupies i'm Che September
number of the Woman's Home
Companion. Other goad summer
reading in this magazine includes
another of VIM. Macleod Rainc' $
daShing cowboy stories. Pete
Sanderson lntervenes. and The
Price of Victory. a thrilling little
sketch 10y Robert Aiken. Incon-
ncction with It's work In arousing
sentiment against child labor, the
Noman's Home Companion has
taken a step unusual I'm magazine
of its character by cnlisting the
services of the cartooniSt. and two
full-pago drawings by Homer
Davenport entitled AN Industrial
Success. servo % bring home To
everyone the truth as to national
evil. Among tine household topics
treated are. "Some Appetizinq
Pickles and Condiments. Rue
Making Us q Home Industry. 90
Free Alcohol: What 1t Means to
the Household Practical FASH
ions, and Bags of Beauty and
L Sefulness."
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-08-29

ON arrounf ol the sale .i thp farm Oon
which have been iivinrl iu order q. settle
zap the estate oi , =. hur.lacll. deceased.
the undersigned VIII offer l0r sale at public
auction on Che farm. a miles east or Berry
vile ou
FRIDAY, AUGUST 80. 1885.
commencing 40 Do o'clock o. ma.
the following valuable personal property.
- HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS l2
Seven are No. work horses g c-vcar-ol3
drait mares Of them by Bel Brothers im-
ported Perchcron stallion. q of the horses
Will weigh from 12oo Co l4o0.
s HEAD OF CATTLE
of the above are steers. Weighing about
So, . iirst-class milch cows
% nice ewes, and - thoroughbred Shrop-
shire Bucks
10 head of Hos weighing from loo
pounds mp. and 4 brood SowS heavy with
pigs.
, good farm wagons: pair wheat frames.
% chilled Flows, and TOT Of single aud double
shovel plows; mower Deering binder in
good condition: corn shelter . Bickforf .C
Holman wheat drills. lot OF forks. scoor,.
shovels, digging irons. etc.
Gearing for ! horses. including breechines
LEAD gear. brides collars. haltcrs pillow gear.
SlnSle ana double trees, lock chains. etc
% bushels OF first class potatoes
40 acres of standing corn
\ large number of valuable and desirable
articles too numerous Co mention.
All property Will be sold Co the highest
bidder. and there Will be no by-biddius.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under cash. ON all
sums over that amount % credit of I2monthS
Will be given, the purchaser t0 execute well
endorsed negotiable note. bearing interest
from date and payable 90 The First National
Bank Of Berryyilc orauy OF theneighborine
Banks.
No property to be removed until terms are
complied with
j. A. BUECHEII-
Hehlcbowor d West Aucuonccrs.
+. b. Hardcsty Clerk.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-08-29
Cantata at RippOn.

a Cantata and Lawn Party will
be held on the lawn at DR.. Osburn's
residence. at Rippon. tomorrow
Thursday night for the benefit Of
st. Johns Church.
The public is cordially invited
to attend, and those who attend
may expect an ENJOYABLE time. as
the ladies of the Church have made
extensive arrangements and per
feeted an attractive program.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1906-08-29
War Against COnSmptiOn.
Bell Phone 53-B

All nations are ead>cvc-;ng To- check
the ravages Of consumption, the white
plague" that claims 80 many victims each
year. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs and colds perfectly and you arc in
no danger Of consumption Do not risk
your health by taking some unknown
preparation when Foley's Honey and
Tar is safe and certain in results. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar and insist
npon having il Sold by all Dealers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-30
EUREKA.

Miss. Della Fields has been quite i'll
for the past week
Mrs Pat Bonner left Friday for Ely
New. to visit old friends
Mrs r. s. Robertson of Salt Lake City
Is visiting 10, Eureka.
! Mrs Charles Spilman entertained the
Carnation Embroidery club at the home
-of Mrs. w, W. Thompson last Wednes-
day.
MIR and Mrs. B. B. Carnish have been
-NisltBE Mrs. George Hanson, during the
past week.
Mrs Charles Spillman intends leaving
for GDldfield about the middle of next
month. Mr.. Spillman is now at that
place.
MIR. and Mrs William Mccullough will
taken up their residence on Leadville row.
They shave been away from Eureka for
about year. y Ut Z
Miss Emma Benoid has been on the
sick list during the past week
AIiss Mamie Sullivan left Friday for the
capital, where she will attend st. Mary's
academy.
MIR. and Mrs William EmbIeton re-
turned last Sunday from a visit 20 rel
atives IN Logan.
Hugh .HeffeFnan accompanied the ball
team TO Park City last Sunday.
Norris Kelly has been confined to his
residence. during the last week on &C
count OF sickness.
Attorney Edward Pike was a Provo
visitor last Thursday.
Mrs. Howard Eakin, who has been Wis
iting in toe capital, returned home this
Preston Stllman was a visitor to Park
CITY last Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. T.. O. SchOfield. who has been
visiting friends i'm the capital, returned
home last Saturday
Rev Bruce Kinney. sunerintendent OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-30

discussing the secretaries work. i'm in
speeding the many views Mr.. Kicks coli
lected in his South American travels and
i'm playing games. There was also short
musical program and refreshments were
served.
w. @. Mahon of Harrisburg. Penn.
spent part of the week in Logan.
Miss Pearl Lemburg of Auburn, Wyo.,
is i'm Logan on visit to relatives. She
may remain all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Petty, after spend
ing pleasant vacation with friends,
here, returned to Chicago, where Mr.
Petty will resume his dental studies.
Mrs j. SiVerthOrne of Salt Lake is
mere on a visit to her father, Mr.. a.
Loyal Tarbet started Wednesday for
San Francisco, where he will remain all
winter.
Miss Florence Gallon Of Dubuque is
visiting friends in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walton of Au-
burn, WyO., are here for a short stay
with friends.
Israeal Stewart left the first part of the
week for Chicago, where he will study
Mrs. lena Barton of Salt Lake City is
in Logan as the guest of her son, Mr.
Tom Barton.
Mrs. DR.. W. Y. CroxaH is up from Salt
Lake on q visit TO Logan friends.
DR. Oliver Bulge of Paris, Ida, took
up his permanent abode in Logan this
Elias KimbaI of Blackfoot. Ida, is
spending some time in Logan, where his
family will reside this winter.
3. b. Haywood of Salt Lake spent the
first part of the week in Logan as the
guest OF his uncle Frank Townsend.
George Harding of Willard visited
friends in Logan the first of the week.
Mr.. Frank w. Thatcher entertained at
Kensington on Saturday afternoon
Captain Perry, who is to succeed Cap
tain II. d. Styer as military instructor
at the A. c., is expected TO arrive in
Logan tonight.
Ed South of Salt Lake visited with Lo-
gan friends this week
Mrs. Sidney o, Stevens and little son
returned this week from a ten days stay
with ogden relatives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-30
EPHRAIM.

Cards arc out announcing the marriage
of Miss Marie Christensen and Harold
Swensen TO take place on Wednesday,
Oct 3.
Mr. and Mrs. II P. X. Hansen were
the recipients of a pleasant surprise par
ty at their home Sunday evening.
Miss Clara Christensen Of Centerfield
was visiting with relatives and friends
in town the first of the week.
John Dorius. jra, and Joseph Hyde of
Salt Lake City were Ephraim visitors
this week.
Mrs. Gunnel Dorius was called home
from Preston, Ida, on account of the
death of Miss Ileen Hansen. She arrived
here Friday.
ole X Olsen is home from Rexburg
Ida, for a few days visit with his fam
lily and friends --.,
c. c. A Christensen came home from
Salt Lake City the first of the week.
town on business this week
Aaron @. Nelson of SprinSville spent a
couple Of hours here Wednesday.
Mrs Antoine J. Peterson of Richfield
is visiting with relatives and friends in
the city.
Mrs Erastus Christensen Of Redmond
was a guest of Mrs. Fred Jorgensen the
first part Of the week.
The first dancing party of the Snow
academy was given at the assembly hail
Friday evening.
Thomas Fanten IS in Sewer county on
business this week.
John n. johnson left Monday for Ma
lad, Ida, where he VIII have charge
of a roller mill.
II. L. Jensen and Waiter Byergo left
Sunday for logan. where they will re-
sumo their studies at the agricultural
college.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter c. Petersen visited
with relatives ap3 friends in Saiina and
EiChfield this week.
Miss Katie Olsen is visiting with rela-
tives and friends in Richfield.
Mrs. Ole &. Jensen and Mrs. Erastus
Rasmussen of this city we're guests Of
=. c. b, Peterson's family OF GlenwoOG
this week
Mrs. Or. Charles Jensen visited with
relatives and friends in Eisl1ore this
week.
Mrs. Fred Jorgensen ard Mrs. Caro-
OF the week in salt Lake City.
Mas. Amanda hul visited with her sis
ter at Sa'ina Tuesday
Miss Alice luna was home from Salt
Lake .hc fiIst days AZ the week.
Attorney Ephyailn Hansen YVES a Manti
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Otterstun are Wis
ting with relatives and friends in Emery
county.
James Anderson left Monday for Flsi-
more. where ne has accepted q position
as boolSkeeper for the Eisiuore Coon.
Aloph Olsen and Oscar ByergO left sun
day for Sewer county. where they have
positions AZ school teachers.
Orsen Boal was home from Salt Lake
| this week on visit with relatives and
friends.
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friends were present to enjoy an evening
or music. social chat and extend greet
lngs of the day TO the amiable hostess.
Howard Eugene Smith of this city and
MISS Pearl Pierce of Salt Lake were mar
rted Tuesday at the Congregational
Goshen officiating. A wedding supper. was
served IN their honor at. the home of Mrs
NJ Ls-SHow. Mr. Smiths connected with
the Telluride Power company, and is well
and favOrably known here. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith will make Provo their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Snow of Salt Lake
spent the week in Provo.
Harry MoCraw formerly Of this city,
week visiting friends IN this city.
The Following party enjoyed an outing
and picnic I'M Provo canyon Saturday:
Misses Elsie May Smith. Edith Durham,
NJ Valley! Edith Sherman and Mrs. Har-
ris. 10
Herb Pyne left Provo Tuesday for
washington: ID. C., for the purpose of
Mrs. John Stewart entertained a num-
Der OF her friends at her home Monday
evening. Music, games and a social time
was enjoyed by all A dainty lunch was
President Lund Of Salt Lake spent a
couple OF days in Provo the guest Of his
son, Prof. A. G. Lund.
Joseph Nibley Of lie Grande. Ore. spent
few days in Provo, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. w. IL. Dusenberry.
Mrs. Joseph Kirkwood delightfully."- en-
tertained at her home Tuesday evening in
honor of Miss Florence Jepperson. who
left, the latter part of the week for Bps-
ton Autumn leaves and cut flowers made
pretty decoration. About sixty friends
enjoyed the evening Of sweet music and
social chat. Miss Jepperson was presented
with a number of keepsakes, which will
remind her Of the many friends at home.
who hold her in high regard and esteem.
dainty lunch was served.
Miss Nellie Larsen of Clear Creek is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Nancy
Accord.
The Officers of the Y. L. NJ. I. associa-
Etion of Utah stake were banqueted at
the Brigham Young university Sunday by
the local officers Of this city. About two
HUNDRED sat down To the long tables,
which were prettily decorated with flow
ers and laden with a bounteOus spread.
Mrs. Wallace OF Salt Lake City was
| ths guest of Mrs, Ester Stewart Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Smith spent
Saturday and Sunday in Provo.
Brigham. jarvis Is. visiting friends in
this city for a few days
James Poulton has returned to his home
/ IN Salt Lake, after pleasant visit with
his son. Ralph Poulton. and family.
Miss Lulu Gates visited friends In this
city this week While here she was the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. j. A. Widtsoe.
Mrs y. +. Wilson delightfully."- enter
tanned at dinner Sunday a number Of her
friends
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BINGHAM.

Mrs. Joe Ostler of Highland Boy was a
Salt Lake visitor Thursday
Dr. A l.. Castleman returned to camp
Thursday, after a several days absence in
the city
Mrs. George f. Chandler returned TO
bingham Thursday, after a pleasant So
Jour min the city.
By special call OF the president. Mrs.
A w. Foreman, all members OF the Unity
club are requested TO meet Friday evening
with Mrs, Foreman. A large attendance
is earnestly desired
Mrs: Lindusky, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Weed, left for
his home in Butte Friday.
Mrs. J, w. Grant has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Tom Frazier, of Park CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs Hecock and children were
outgoing passengers for Salt Lake Satur-
day.
Mrs. soren and little daughters have re-
turned from visit with relatives at Lehi.
Mrs. A. l.. Inglesby has returned from
a pleasant visit at the city, the guest of
her mother, Mrs. j. Bourgard.
Fred {. Graham, who is managing the
recital for Mrs. Stella Fancher Robinson
which was to have taken place oct. 3, an
nognees q. pastponement of the event till
a later date.
Foreman H. V. Luce of the Ohio Cop
per has had visiting him his mother Mrs
Luce, and sister, Mrs. Hall, of Salt Lake
City. his guests returning home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore and little daugh-
ter Hortense, are occupying apartments
at George Lately residence,
Mrs Moran Of Anaconda, Mont, and
Mrs. Storebeck OF Butte left camp dur
ing the week, after pleasant visit with
their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Thomas, accompanied their guests to the
city.
Mrs. G. f. Adderley and family spent
Sunday in the mountains and enjoyed a
picnic, retaining late in the afternoon
laoen with autumn branches and berries.
Mrs +, Kent Smith is seriously i'll at
her home.
j, w. Hicks of Upper Bingham left Sun
day for the Agricultural college, Logan,
Utah
Mrs. a. l.. McPhee returned from Salt
Lake Saturday. having accompanied her
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the Utah mission of the Baptist church,
was Eureka visitor during the week
Mr. and Mrs. John Kehoe entertained
during the week Mrs. Edward McGarry
and Miss Florence Burke of Evanston.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet next
Thursday atsythe home of Mrs. j. w.
Hurd. New officers will be elected on
that day. ef-t
Mrs: James: Ryan was Payson visitor
last Sunday. = =
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Brinton left Friday
to visit Ely, New, of which camp Mr.
Brtnton was once resident.
Frank Hooper was over from Bingham
the early part of the week, looking up
aJohn w Hurd was Stockton visitor
Thursday
| Mr.. ana Mrs. A. H, Scott visited in
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Hanson left last
Wednesday for Chicago.
Miss. Priscilla Shepard of Provo is Wis
Ike barton was Provo visitor last
Sunday.
James Arrigona. who is quite i'll from
lead poisoning, is in the capital at one Of
the hospitals.
Andrew Anderson returned last Tuesday
from visit into Idaho He visited his
old home in Fremont county and also
spent some time in Twin Falls.
Eugene Ostler has been i'm Eureka dur
ing the week from Scranton.
Mrs. Charlie O'Connell was up from
llnIc Junction last Thursday.
William Mott and Miss Agnes Dodge
both of Silver City. were married last
Tuesday at the home of.the latters par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Dodge.
Mrs. Frank Higson is visiting III the
capital.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Peterson are enter
tanning Mrs. John Boyd and Miss Sadie
Peterson of Santaquin.
Zeno Barnes was visitor to the Capi-
tai last Thursday.
Harry j. Beane left Thursday for Salt
Lake City. He has accepted a short en-
gagemept with the Kempton Komedy
company.
w. c. Davis has recovered from his
recent illness.
! Mr.. and Mrs. James Stack left Fri
day for Ogden, where Mr. Stack will at
tend the meeting of the special session
The Eureka Eagles had a good time at
the lodge rooms last Monday night, the
occasion being the initiation of four new
members
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ware of Silver City
were Eureka visitors Friday.
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Week's Soeid happenings in Cowns Of State

guest. Miss Sadie Peterson, to the city.
Mrs. c. S, Pearson and children left Sun
day for their future home in Kemmerer.
Wyo,
Mrs. J. c. Jeffrey and children. Mr.. and
Mrs ed Potter, mace pleasant trip 10
the mountains Sunday
Alton Jones has moved his family TO
the city for the winter months Mr.. Hill
and family will occupy the cottage va
Gated by Mr. Jones.
j. w Essex returned Monday from his
trip TO Seattle aud Portland.
George Hannahs will move his family
out from the city the first of the week,
and will occupy the residence south of
the Dewey mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber OF Boston We're
recent arrivals IN. camp
Mrs. Dean Wilcox and mother, Mrs.
Elias Thomas, were return sojourners
from Spanish Fork Saturday. after
pleasant weeks stay with relatives.
Mrs. John Jimpson, ST., left Thursday
for Colorado, where she wilt visit relatives
in Denver and LeadVille.
Mrs. Albert Holster entertained din
ner party Friday. Covers were laid for
four.
Representative A T. williams of the
United Workmen left camp the latter part
of the week for Ogden TO attend the grand
assembly OF that order, Mr.. Williams was
accompanied by Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. w. w. Breckon has visiting her for
the winter her brother and cousin, Messrs.
Stewards. from Wisconsin,.
much to the evenings entertainment At
entertained their members and Odd Eel
lows and a few Invited friends at Society
hall Tuesday evening. Most impressive
and interesting ceremonies were held IN
commemOration of their fifty-first ami
versary. Music and singing also added
The Rachel and Ruth Rebekah lodges
the close of the ceremonies whist was
enjoyed by those present dainty refresh
ments being served. First prize was won
by Mrs. W. III. Zion and c. +. Adderley
Second prizes fell TO Miss Stella Klopen-
slime and G. H. GaLrielson. The consola-
tons were awarded 10 Miss Maggie Coax
lev and Gus Gabrielson. A most appetiz-
ing lunch was served 10 about fifty
guests.
A number of prominent Rathbone Sis
tiers, X OF p. visited Bingham Junction
Friday and assisted in organizing local
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muriello Berry entertained
at dinner Tuesday. Covers were laid for
four.
The Rathbone Sisters X OF p. will
hold their regular meetings every Friday
afternoon at Society hall. disseminating
| their Tuesday afternoon meetings.
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PAYSON.

Many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs II.
Upton assembled at their home Thurs
day night and spent delightful time an
playing "6S' The occasion was given in
honor Of their daughter. Mrs. Samuel
Cough of Idaho Falls. Ida. who is visit
ing here: At II o'clock punch was served.
after which other games were played
until the early morning hours.
A farewell surprise was given Friday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G. i. Miles in honor Of the 1atter's sister
Miss Katie Troxan. who will leave soon
to make her home with her father I'm
Idaho. The occasion was most happily
spent by. al present. Games OF "63
ard finch were PLAYED and an elegant
rSpaSt served at 1880 O'Clock
/. -. Guthicl left Thursday afternoon
for Ely, New, to spend the coming win
ter.
The marriage OF Albert Grlgg or Paw
son aud Miss Mary Taylor OF Springville
took pace in Provo Friday of last week.
The couple spent SUNDAY and Monday
last here visiting the parents Of the
groorn AJr. and Mrs. James II. Grigg.
Nlr. and Mrs. Q. I. SpieCSl Of Salt Lake
returned to their home Wednesday morn
ing after visit of three days with rela-
tjves.
Mes Sara. Hansen was visiting friends
az Mammotii Monday.
Miss India Hirsh OF Murray spent the
first part of the past week with her
Payson friends.
Mrs Byron r. OFT returned on Tues
day from an extended visit with her par
ents in Michigan.
Miss Ora Marsh entertained number
or her young friends at her home Tues
day evening. The time was most pleas
antly spent with games and refresh
mentS
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Clayson left on
Monday for Ashley. where they will spend
a short time with the parents of Mrs.
Clayson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Lennon were
visitors to Provo Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. D, Dixon was a visitor TO
Provo Tuesday.