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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-08-23
a Hint to Husbands.

Isn't it strange that some men,
who will be kind and obliging to their
neighbors, gentlemanly and polite to
other ladies', will be so rude and cold
and harsh at home, and perfect bears
to their wives---crabbed, snappish,
ungenerous and altogether ~unsocial
and hateful? Does ANYBODY know
of any such men? Not that we wish
to lay all the wrong doing and blame
on mankind, or condemn them en-
masse, not at all. There are plenty
of good, noble men, but not quite
enough. When they are so strong,
and have so much power to do good,
and win love, and bless their homes,
why won't they all do it.
circumstances alter cases" Some
mems wives + trying enough tC
wear out the patience of Job; but
then, in the perversity of things. you
will generally find a real bear of q
man united with a frail, patient,
forbearing and f%orgiving wife. She
isyour wife, Mr.. Bear, and the moth.
er of your children, and probably de-
pendent on you for home and means,
and can't get away from you; so, OF
course, she is in your power and you
can treat her just as you choose.
But if you expect her heart to
bound with pleasure when she hears
your footsteps, or to proffer you
~caresses, or to rejoice in your pres
ence, you r much mistaken. She is
human---neither more nor less. Please
reverse your situations and condi.
tons. How much, and how long
would you bear such treatment as
you give her? You will inevitably
be weighed for just what ,ou are
and there is no help for it.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-08-23
Welsh Neck High School.
MINARY

UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA.
A homo School of high grade. Through courses OF study and spec-
nl normal course for those preparing to teach. Superior advantages in
Music. Only a limited number of pupils received and eNei0l attention
gWon to each. Healthful fountain Climate. Board and Tuition $3.50.
Address. ley. Is. q. clifford, PHI. d.. President.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1907-08-23

He who relies on another's table Is
apt to dine ate.-Italian.
The time Is never lost that Is de-
votsd to work.-EmerSOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
Ownership of n vito

Pennsylvania Russian who killed hia seeks justify
hts by this explanations
- had dsh, my tie noboays business bu, my
she mine"
lie only carries extreme Length sti surviving and By no
uncommon theory OF tho marriage relation
Few may claim the 5ght hn their wives. but
maintain the right beat he dictate their conduct 10
scribe their ana their ourtai thousand
and ways their individual liberties
As thsost the Pennsylvania Russia would have been
bad but that he would had silently OF mpahers
this hut be the his
theory little too FAR n practice
The place the category THY neigh
boris wife" and hs his snythns thy nghbosa"
many accept this literally
domestic animals the personal prop
er Has NOT title passed N the marriage eontrae Does the
pronoun my" Indicate possesslonf
The "uawritten law hear about has
this theory The assumption BY hts wife
guardian % her homer
proef suspicion stay somebody
elise as he would sy sinS sheep his flock
killing dos IL founded on that word "ny"
Russian uanapsnted In Pennsylvania
unable 10 comprehend that the
Instead Of possession.
Many Otherwise utelgcnt american
that my wife lMs country nay friend" Phrase
implying no, propheofshp bat privilege oblgatioa
The Of the land largely
because VIII undernsnd
agreement 10 give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

There fioatcd co The breeze one day
In Portland. Maine. far. FAR away.
A little bill that loud asa Say
Seattle Expesltlon'
Thence % Boston town Il sped.
The home OF baked beans and
brown bread.
And there the Bostoniaus ali read
Seattle Expaaitlonl
Through New Haven and provi.
dencu
The little bill did funny stunts
And many people read bot once
Seattle Expasiiionl
Up through New Hampshire and
Vermont
Tho biz vas very cold and gauut
Yet ever these two words did
fiaant--
Seattle EKpoaitloni
mid KAY Maintains motley
thruuR
Tho little bin swept on and on
TIN everybody Eaxed upon
Seattle Expositioni
Through Jersey Clty--aloepy Phil
Along the streets sped that small
bill.
And everybody read n will
Seattle Expositionl
Through Cleveland. Detroit and
Chi
n sped along. now low. now high.
Until these words met every eye
Seattle Eapositloni
Through all the South its voice was
heard.
Then the great Middle West n
stirred
TIL everybody read these words
Seattle Expositioni
Along this grand Pacific coast
Tho words we're read by great
host.
And here twill DO tho peoples
boast
Seattle Expoaitioni
--JoKos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
Visitors 10 Seattle,
Attention

The fines, ana most enjoyable
THO 10 be found Il q Wait 70 Unclo
Sans navy yard at Bfemerton. You
can Bee the mammoth batileahlpa
Wisconsin and Oregon. the training
ship philadelphia. torpedo boats
ana asssroyura The cruiser Albany
Il Dos On the dFF docks Tor you 10
see. YOU viii never regret the yis.
II Boats leave Pier at 10 aid
1850 a. "a. and ] Is and Z 30 D. NJ.
week da9a. with an extra boat AZ
30 . n. sunday R0snd trip soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
ffstHtst tttttts q .
!. The END IN SIGHT
!. FOR ELBOW SLEEVES

few day~ the ksh school e1t-fof
- So $1,000
Had the death blow % shc ufus
sooner n faight have been The troahia
Women the prostitution for ali their sleeves
have been to he nesvalna
College girls almost
Htsa school girls
happens - NR
soisrned maona who have In biaaehnx their
arms 70 an anaemac Wilderness verge a tears
some beauty doctor
Time n sleeve eashsE clhoa ID Il ouIg 1ues
pn az uuae before the
hs ne les powerful ndisIsa than Dame Nature
.Wou@nA fureat1n viii with
beauty Doctor almost fke
tainted ~ & $3.50 ts'''t*
o. q e the me- back aafn praeeaa and
-"e
"PawAi Horrible" buxaua iassle
Can n short weather. asked oua
hopeful Ynuug
Better 10 summer than In winter ho doctor ~nut
the result VII eventually b. thu n vthur ease"
Most ha nfsmaI4s most
impossible wrists ssreuaiy content
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Sometimes have felt A. II my heari
must break"
and have you never seen him
since r Elizabeth asked.
once answered Marie. Just
once lie came o. rHfgfd in the
aprinF. Iuat before left ilo ~ far
away nav. she added. smiling sad.
d.. An Mrsira.s
"Moxicoi" eAelaimod Elizabeth
what WIS bis namef'
"AdHaaco. Eugene Adrianee." the
girl replied
Elizabeth felt aa ~ Wild dream
was upon her She seemed % feel
Eugene standing bealde her. speak
Ing tu her
Richard Kendall Was summoned
By note from Ars Rogers sever
al weeks after Fe are going
abroad she wrale Since eliza
beth broke her enlargement she has
been working herself 10 death ana
needs the change coius and See
ua of
lie found Elizabeth alone the
evening before abs WAS 81 HHii aud
told 81 his love. Z have loved you
a great many years" hs said III
IL The dream Of my life 20 have you
for my wife n you can ever think
earnestly ! am always ready"
n was a strange H0rt Of pro
pOaai Elizabeth looked NJ him
with such an expression that Dick
felt further effort aha useless.
= believe ! shall never think ~
loving anyone else. she aaid Hmil
lng sadly. hut I shall always look
10 you as my best friend .
Three years iator be Rccaniad an
Invitation 10 an art reception NJ
the home u Mrs az John There
he f0und the woman be loved and
az soon - possible b. spoke 10 her.
saying
"fou have not forgotten. per
hApa. ehat ! aatd to you when you
vent away Ny mind has mover
altered told you would BE-
ready always"
And | think she said. with a
great Joy shining ia her eyes. Il
think am ready nov Dick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

About tho only JAM
aary the confirmed street sIob The
boards public
course u he daily fouue with
ron maj
Instead u ressrux
moment 70 which o
day N and day ehdrsn
CATCHING he only available lodR his
NJ sa.ne form le sopiiaH cannon BAH through The to,tor
a. ths
s The lie raft drama being enacted the
with this
grand dame
FL fe rat Without breathing that They
Kicked
strap ynked their hands
bis In
stead ca
Yea all -Horu doesn't war,
He
character in ordeal which tries mems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
See the BattIeshIps
at Rremerton

The Wisconsin and Oregon are
there. with the training ship phil.
adsiphia. torpedo boats and destroy.
srn. The cruiser Albany is nov on
tho dry docks for you 10 see Tho
EcenefY along the entire tfie IL
magnificent Boats leave Pier 2 az
10 aad II 20 q M. and lis aud
30 .. m. with an extra boat az
2.g0 . N Sunday. Round trip SOC
ess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
ELIZABETH

ThinNs had not changed very
snnrh in those four Yeara % nieis
Z kenasifs absence AZ least % be
thought as be sat Ia Mfa. Rogers.
drawing room overlooking Madison
Slnare garden that apfiak eFenins
% hia return
Presently asrs norera began IL
tell him ~ fIl4ahotha enaasrmeat
/ 60 Eugene AdFtanca @fuu kno1
theY have been friends ffaal child
| hood shs paid n - - easy -
fail ~ love with Eiirabsih~
No sonnef had thia eHpis nation
been fsadr tiaHa Elizabeth Holland
came into thn rnoin she aas more
bsAufifui than ever. uick Thought.
and BET greeting was a. cordial IS
- old
Later Afrlaure droppei in ana
The tao y0unE men usfs soon on
spod terms
Returning from a musicale one
even.ux AarINnen informed Tiiaa
beth that he haa been called 10
Mexico Tor = $50 months trir
rWhits ! am away. Kahean. III laak
to Yea % take care ~ Elizabeth
hs added smiling
Elizabeth had fartnea q riroua
Friendship for = beautiful yonns
woman. Marie Cfaynfms. ana the
iWp aHtr iuEnthnf a sreAt deal One
Afternoon the fpunK Russian rifl
told Elizabeth II a love affair che
had had shortly after hsf arrival in
America
The uiaht before he left the
house y hsrr was employed az gov.
efness. afc aafI ne confessed hta
iate Far pna brief houf 80 were
harpF Then be said Esuaby FOR.
ever lie cnuiH not marry rho. for
b. WAS bound q another aosman
Who she vas he forbade me o. ASA
nf Hunt Hanffas HaN net.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

He--no Yua remember the night
l asked yog % marry nef
She-fea. dear.
He--For a whole hour We eat
there and not a word did yuu
speak. An. that was the happless
hour OF ny life
aafNFaFHfN "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

'eruufer has bes 500 on bis hufre
he nayH the bcaas'll elm Ia a waik :
Tie miaht. Ia a wsik uat thls
70 ~ o funninE race
~surukaf~ cricl tbs fouadur 81
the lneenf magazine that had failed
60 ufuaNaF
Whist T. it, sakc1 hla partner
The tfuah,c With our magazine
alunya has tceu that Il aldnt
raich tHa ausnen
Yea
"ff ae can make them has &. our
alccnea i aHaufaa
Yes bat hoW arr yga enins %
make them bug IT,
wen cut no rfier uext month
20 ats eenfH"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

"ff's All Firht 70 rixn Dumier ID
ytee. but why aid ysu nprnd an
hour giving Il % him -
II a Wufd "a ~. else e. faffl.
cisnt. nushlnF short IL . speech
doea Tor Damiey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
STAR DUST
By Josh"

FIRST pRlxE oosrN BUTTON PRixg a.
YOUR YARNS. MAKE ana BRIEF. AopREss
WISE rHg STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Only rs hunters have been Killed
IN Ohio thla Tnar There must b.
some mighty Eaod dodgers o. hefa.
mighty puoF marknmen In che alatg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
a WORD FROM gosH wrsE.

IN Teller thfa
used N beat Nv
Ey'rYthihg never ap
prcciatna n like "a
ons tht eetA Il uneu
Ia a = Alla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

booker says he didn't see ahr.
thing 90 great about Paris
he must have taken his family
wiih aim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

Thc Ftraman'a Smoke up
The Teamsser'6 naek up.~
Tho ConFtegs bad
The Mufmou's-=s Twenty three
faF me
The Brain spcciallaa'a--'''r lssss Re
off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03
Meat Prices That Please

a. tbs city Hail market sos Third
aY- neaf fesi~f sirioin steaks izase,
round steaks zoe. fine Eastern hams
iHhe. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-03

nr. Hunt. dentist. 20 Burke
building. Phoas. Ind baa Seattle
zee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-13
BRIGHAM CITY.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
interesting Addresses by President
Joseph f. Smith and Others.

Special Correspondence
Brighln City. Boxelder CO., March II -
lhe quarterly conference Just closed was
one OF the most interesting ever held IN
ihe Brigham City tabernacle. Among Tie
visiting speakers were President Josenh
IT, smith. Elders EiIdger Clawson OF tho
apostles quorum and Rulon S. Wells
Saturday meetings were we'll attended
stake officers and bishops reported the
conditions IN the stake, and remurlss were
Ion & Wells.
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock thu sun.
day school session was held, Exercises
were given by the children, brief re-.
marks suitable 10 the children were made
by the visitors,
At 2 p n-yeyerS7 seat IA the tabernacle
was taken Many had come .. long way
"a hear and see their beloved presdet
and leader, Joseph II, Smith, After short
speeches by Elders Wells and Clawson,
president Smith occupied the time, speak
Ing or tho hand dealt ty OF God with the
Istter-day Saints from the time that Jo-
scph Smith received his first revelation
divine providence had guided and direct.
gro wth OF the Church, '
Present Smith also spoke at some
length In tho evening, In the Mutual
association session of con-
ference encouraging the young people 10
live plire lives and shtn evil. Ia due
imam Is NOT without tho woman nor vet
i Lord Woman N''n0n' 'n' man. IN the
THE excellent singing throughout the
conference by 8, n, Lee and the choir
was much appreciated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-13
SHOCKING FATE
Of BRAKEMAN
F. A. Denison of Evanston Meets
Tragic Death Near Nor
gan Yesterday.
HOSPITAL STORY is UNTRUE.
Father Cushnahan Says Statement Is a
Flction--Klck From a Horse
Saves Mans Life.

Ogden. March t3.--F. A. Denison, u
eselght brakeman, OF Evanston, Wyo.,
m the employ OF the Union Pacific.
was accidentally killed yesterday
afternoon near Morgan about 80 miles
east of Ogden. He was brakeman on
one of the sections of No. 3d. While
the train was moving along at mod =
crate rate OF speed he thought there
was a hot box on one OF. the wheels
and bent over 20 SEQ II he could de-
tect the wheel In bending over he
did SO Just a the time when the train
was passing n cattle guard which
raises up on either side OF the track.
He evidently lid not observe the dam
ger and the guard struck him on the
side OF the head crushing In his skull.
causing almost instant death. The
train was stopped and his lireiess form
was taken to Morgan and brought ON
to Ogden by passenger train which ar
rived here soon after O'clock last
evening. The accident occurred about
] o'clock Conductor F. w. Dunn
was In charge OF the train Denison
was only 20 years old and had been
In the employ of the railroad COM
pany but q few months. He was
the son of Louis Denison. n Iocono-
tive engineer ON the Union Pacific. The
arrangements for the funeral have
not been made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-13
MOUNT PLEASANT.
UP.To-DATE LAUNDRY.
Projected by Ole Hanscn--RolIer Mil
To be Converted to Hospital,

To be Converted To Hospital
Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant, Sanpete Co, March g.
For some time MIR. Ole Hansen, propri-
tor Of the local creamery. has been con-
sidering the advisabillty of erecting a
Laundry, lie will visit Salt Lake in
the near future to purchase the neces-
ary machinery for an up to-date plant,
The old Queen City Roller mill prop
erty was sold the other day to Doctors
Stewart and Winters. They contem-
pIate establishing q hospital there
Mrs Lizzie Alfred has sold her resi-
dence IN the eastern part OF the city
to MIR. Monsen for the consideration OF
$500.
Jacob Bieer has sold mis- home south
of Mt. Pleasant, consisting of house
and 20 acres OF farming land to his
SOn-In-law. Deb Miller. Mr. Bigler has
purchased the residence of W. ii. Sec
ly. where he Will reside
Mrs. Alfred and family contemplate
moving to Salt Lake City soon.
Lawrence Seely, son of Wan. II.
Seely met with a severe accident few
days ago. His horse fell, throwing the
boy on his head. cutting and bTuising
him up considerably.
The authorities OF the North ward
has had a crowd of men at work dig
gIng trench and putting In waterworks
ON tho Church block Prepare lions
are also made for conference, which
commenced today.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Madison passed away few
days ago Of bronchitis II was per-
fcctly well until few hours before
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-13

,n,l .r,-
Isl ,.ss,, me wagon was between the
i5.n.it .ilse ana the coal shed. Union
ah.,,,. ny: came INTO thH yards
n n,DsS IL. c,ock hnd struck the wagon
w. i.. ,ieI''",lsIlhs IL. me horses
tbro,,., n ,.s..N Gown ana seahe was
,n vmn pet,saan Iile wheels OF the slow
hse, i G., ,as.,i ana would nave no dou DC
r. =, pSileu 70 ueaeh had III not oeeh
isIcseS ~ '" ST az "oises IN Rlckihs,
J,nncked bI,,, t,o, nehNy DION ail9
both thc bn,s.s in niiaes el.G al anu y,
Jury
HOSPITAL STORY A FABRICATION.
Rev. Fataa. y ,t t,,-,,,
hiss heen ~. S-,,t 81 ~; CusnIlahali. VINO
sevsn ,s'ceI,s III aor IN! durlhg the past
hanI,h ,,st,,.,, we uetelt OF nus
me ,1,,ar,s,,a ~ nome last evening ON
slAS ~ ~ Adlu Limited, greatly improved
from his hard In bors IN AZ ,no Lev We Frs
his large cot,prss1,ti,,, "a i,.n W., Sh..,
seen nv s.NNu-.,S Sey.,.,.,,,,ts., iI's''
cernfnr tbe renor, Gun
here tbat ,rh1Ie ,,,,,, ~ 10y, siVeh gu,
In getting nro,,siso '' S''l W. ono ..i.S,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-13
CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT.
Question of bond Issue of S6e, 900
Before Council.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. March 13.-The Provo Com
1nercial club entertained about 200 peo-
pie Monday evening at the reception
given In honor OF the reclamation serv-
ice officials located here. An Interest,"
Ing program was rendered.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
DIR. George II. Brlmhall. DR.. IT. w.
Taylor, Rev S. n. Goodwin, Mr.. $. 2.
Eggerrsen, Mrs, T. ". Taylor, Miss
Franoella Adams OF the library board
appeared before the city council last eve
ming. Dr. Taylor addressed the council
and stated that the library bill had been
passed In the legislature. which au-
rhorises the council TO make q levy sut-
flcient to provide for $1,000 nainte-
nance fund The committee was any,
ious TO approach Andrew Carnegie for a
100000 building, which could be OBJ
tained with Il guarantee Of $1,000 Tor
maintenance, and would be pleased to
have an expression OF the council favor
able to such u levy. DR.. Taylor also
reported that the ladies In their recent
fair had raised S511 for the lIbrary--s11
more than had been appropriated by
the city from taxation.
DR.. Brimhall. Rev. Goodwin and s.
p Egertsen made rsnnarks fayorihg the
library. A motion by Councilman
Evans to the effect that 1t be the sense
of the council that a sufficient levy be
made to- raise 81 LOCO was unanimously
carried
City Physician ], II. Slater reported
three cases of smallpox In the city. He
hoped, however, the spread of the dis
ease would nor be great. But he urged
that the garbage of the city be cared
for: that dead animals be not taken
east OF the city on to the hillsldes and
left to decay. Referred TO the commit
lee on public grounds and city property
for investigu ton of means for the dis
posal OF garbage. etc.
The committee on electric light sub
nitted a report recommending that n
special election be called 10 vote on thu
issue of te2 900 bonds for an electric
light plant. The report stated that this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-13
GOSHEN.


Wllhhm r. phclpcrry Chosen 10 Sue.
coed His Fnthcr.
Special Correspondence.
Goshen, Utah Co. March II.--Thls
ward has been without bishop since
the death OF Bishop Peter okelberry,
until last Sunday when Presidents
Page and Lemons came over from
Fayson. and William p. okeIberry, son
Of the deceased bishop. was unanimous.
" chosen Ia be bishop, with William
Finch as FIRST and Waldemar Jenson
az second couns elors.
This has been an open wlnter. with
hardly any SNOW, and not enough
freezing wen Their TO make Ice.
The RELIEF society has fine program
prepared for founders day, March H.
aud the young ladies on The 92nd are
going to treat the people with fine
melodraina. entitled, "a Womans So
cret."
Among the California visitors last
month from this town were Aessrs.
John Burriston and John Okelberry
and their wives and Miss Katie Okel-
berry
The farmers have their wheat plal,ted
and are busy preparing their beet
ground. as n representative from the
sugar company VIII be out soon to sign
up contracts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-13
PROVO DEPARTMENT
to- Ts5, dsysry BY carrier every night
t @ aFc Ssn Church

was lle only way, within the knowl-
euSe OF the committee to raise the bal
ance OF the funds needed to construct
the plant--about s630OO. This could be
raised by direct tax of 8 mills for the
years 1897 and 1905. The report was
adopted. Councilman Evan. opposed
me report on the ground that he did
not rink the matter was feasible: he
also called attention TO the needs for
money To complete and enlarge the
water works system, and argued thar
all the money that could be obtained
was needed for this purpose The guess
lion OF calling an election was made a
speciaI order for the next meeting.
An ordinance WAS passed prohibiting
junk or second hand dealers purch asIn "
any article from minors, without Writ
len permission from the parents or
guardians of such minors. The penalty
is line OF $50 or 30 days imprisonment,
or both
Chairman Powellson of the commit.
zee on IRE department reported the
purchase OF a team for sa1o.
LIST OF JURORS,
County Clerk Gee has drawn the
following Jurors for the April term of
th@ Fourth district court rpr Utah
county to be In attendance April ..
T. K. Harding Jos. o. Ward, James
Gray, David F. CIuN, Provo; John r.
kindred. Noses r. Roylance. Geo.
Dallin, Sprinevifle; Robert Blackhurst
Jas Cnlliinore, Samuel D. Steel, Jas.
T. Thorne Pleasant Grove; VIM
Davis, salem; John Done. Henry Bad
nam. Willis Rogers, paysoh; Harry
Cannon. Lincoln; j. w Clark, Geo.
j. Matson, Mapletons Hyrum Kirk
ham. Leai; Niels Nelson. American
Fork.