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Oakland Cal. where he viii enter col
lege.
Mrs d. ]. German and child left this
week for California an extended visit
with Mrs. Thomas Kearns.
Mrs. COulOn was salt Lake visitor
this week.
Miss Isabelle Breen planned and car
ried out a very pleasant surprise party
on Margaret BOulton at her home Friday
evening. The young people made merry
with games and music, and refreshments
were also served.
Mrs. DR.. c NJ. Wilson was a passenger
to Salt Lake Thursday afternoon on
short visit.
Gus Johnson and Sophia Kalad. two
young people Of this city, secured mar
riage licenses in Salt Lake Thursday and
were married, and after a few days visit
in the metropolis will return to this city,
where they viii make their home.
Mrs. David Baxter and child visited in
Salt Lake this week with friends.
Arrangements are all but completed for
the Elks' minstrel show to be given in
the Dewey theatre Monday and Tuesday
evenings.
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MURRAY.

Miss BrockbaEk is home from Bingham,
where she has been visiting relatives.
City Councilman Daniel Smith cele-
bTated his birthday at his home on state
street Sunday. There were about sixty
guests present. including his daughters
and grandchildren. He received many
handsome presents
Miss Jennie Hush was pleasantly sur
PrlSed at her home on Seventeenth South
street Friday evening, by twenty OF her
schOOimates. They came in on her IN
awares and brought with them a boun-
teOuS supply OF dainties.
Mrs L. Sullivan. of Butte. Mont. was
the guest of Mrs. Patrick F'riel this week.
Albert Shaw returned home from Ce-
oar City Tuesday. where he has been for
the past month.
Miss Allie Greer returned to her home at
Spanish Fork Monday, after an absence
of two weeks. She has been visiting Miss
Jennie Powell.
Miss Laura Perry. of Salt Lake, was
the guest of Miss Merl Miller the fore
part of the week.
J. P. Weaver left Tuesday for Chicago.
for an indefinite stay.
A f. White has moved his family to
Salt Lake, to make that place their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mackay. of Salt
Lake. were the guests of Mrs. Daniel
Smith at luncheon Monday.
j. F. Buckley will make his home In
Sandy in the future.
Miss Aggie GoodaH has returned home
from Ogden, where she has been on
short visit.
W Wilson will leave shortly for Cali
fOrnia to spend the summer months.
The marriage of Miss Edith Nichols and
a. WiimOt Keller took place Thursday
evening at the home of the bride. The
marriage was followed by a reception to
about 100 friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Keller
will make their home at Murray
Mrs. Dan Pack returned to her home
a Payson Thursday. She has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. A. s. Hush the past
week.
Mrs. o. F. Clark is home from Sandy.
vTh cna hng T7ar- her
Mrs. d. Hardcastle.
The young ladies of the NJ. l. assOcia-
ton met Tuesday evening at the First
ward meeting house, where d delightful
program was carried out by some Of the
local talent. After the program the COM
mittee on refreshments invited all to stay
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PARK CITY.

Miss Emily Foster entertained a crowd
of her young friends at Il picnic on Mt
Masonic Monday. The day was spent
in playing all kinds of games and at
noon time a dinner was served by the
young ladies and a jolly good time was
had by all present.
Miss Hazel Leary returned to her stud
les at the academy in Salt Lake Monday
afternoon.
John w. Geiger returned to the me-
trOpOlis Monday afternoon after a short
visit IN this city with his sister. Mrs.
Charles Shields
The junior class of the high school
spent Monday at the stone quarry on a
picnic and a pleasant day was spent by
the jolly students.
Mrs Robert Kimball and children were
passengers to the city Monday on a short
visit.
Miss Crescent Smith returned to her
school work in Salt Lake Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. William Kimball spend the week
in Provo on lodge business.
Miss Hannah LecOmpte entertained at
dinner Sunday for a few of her friends.
at her home on Park avenue.
Mrs. +. L. Talbot returned from a
pleasant visit in Eureka Wednesday
morning and her son Presley accompan-
led her from Salt Lake.
Assayer Daily of the Silver King re-
turned from visit in Salt Lake with
his family this week.
John Perry returned to Butte Sunday
afternoon after a pleasant months visit
in this city with relatives.
The members of the freshman class,
accompanied by the teachers. spent Mon
day on a picnic on Mt. Masonic
Luther Clarke left Sunday afternoon for
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inside and out. Later they were the
guests Of DR.. Talmage at the Elmerton.
Earl Gardiner. formerly night foreman
at the Highland Boy, has returned from
British Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ Adsit of Highland
Boy expect to leave camp for Nevada
some time after the first of the coming
month.
Mrs. Ence Of the Highland Boy is en-
joying two weeks visit with her moth
er in Salt Lake.
The Misses BOurgard were recent Salt
Lake sOjouTners, spending several days at
the capital
H. c. Goodrich spent Sunday with his
family at the capital, returning to camp
Monday
Mrs. Ball expects to leave in a forenight
for a visit with her relatives and friends
in Canada and Michigan. Dir. Ball goes
to Arizona, where his wife will join him
after her extended trip.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell left Monday for
visit with Provo friends and will visit the
Mitchell farm near Heber city, where Mr..
Mitchell is located, before returning to
camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Ike Johnson of Highland
Boy leaves camp in the near future for
Oakland. Cal
Mrs. Lizzie Roberts returned Monday
to her home in the city after a week
stay in camp.
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A marriage license was issued TO Leslie
k. Fox and Miss Maize Greenig of Manti
last Monday and the wedding ceremony
was performed in the county clerks office
by Bishop I. H. G. Parkes. The groom
is the county surveyor of Sanpete county
and the couple are very popular in the
social set at Manti
Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Dem went
on a brief visit 20 Salt Lake Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Mcpherson entertained last
Tuesday evening in honor of the Misses
Annie and Effie Mcpherson of PocateIlo,
Ida, who were visiting here the first
part of the week.
County Attorney T. L. Foote spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Salt Lake.
Miss Ruby Cole returned home from
teaching at PaySOn this week.
Miss Thalia Price of Salt Lake IS visit
ing her parents and friends for a few
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Vickers entertained
the eighth grade graduating class at
their home Friday evening.
Mrs. Walter P. Godd of Salt Lake IS
visiting relatives and friends here.
Gus ]. Henroid Of Eureka was in Nephi
Tuesday.
Hans ]. Hassen was over from Nam
moth Tuesday.
Mrs ]. r. EdgheiIl entertained the
members of the Ladies Literary club
Tuesday evening.
Robert Cooper is here from Salt Lake
visiting his parents.
Mrs. T. c. Winn entertained a few Of
her friends at KensingtOn Thursday at
ternOOn.
Miss Francis Mum of Salt Lake is here
this week the guest of Robert Cooper
John Hall came down from American
Fork Friday evening to visit during the
weekend with his parents.
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EPHRAIM,

Mrs. Neils Phil Jensen was given a sur
prise party at her home Thursday after
noon by a number of her lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Tygersen Of VeTnal
are visiting with relatives and friends in
this city.
Mrs. RoyeIia Margetts Of Salt Lake city
is a guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
G. p. Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Fisher left Tuesday
for a three weeks outing in Idaho.
Miss Nora Taylor of Salt Lake City Wis
tied with Miss Serinda Jorgensen this
week. She left on Wednesday for Wayne
county, where she will spend the month
with her parents.
Miss Rhoda Larsen returned Sunday
from Sioux City, Ia. During the past
year Miss Larsen has been studying mu-
sic and art. With q number of COmpan-
ions she visited the principal cities of the
east. including New York, Boston and
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. T A. Beal returned Sunday from
Salt Lake City, where she has been Wis
iting with her sister.
Heber Jorgensen Of Chicago was visit
ing with relatives and friends in this
city this week
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson of Salt
Lake City were guests Of Mrs. Augusta
Stevens this week.
Miss Geneva Cherry came home We'd
neSday from Midway, Utah, where she
has been teaching school.
Principal ]. y. DOrius of the Wales
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inson spent last Sunday in Bingham at
their Markham gulch cottage.
Master Ernest Gabrielson celebrated
his sixth birthday anniversary by enter
tanning many little friends at the home
of mis- parents. One of the features Of the
afternoon was a fish pond, each little
guest receiving on their line in a most
mysterious fashion some dainty souvenir.
Mrs. GabrielsOn was assisted in enter
tanning by Mrs. Paul Lunde of Highland
Boy.
The Woman's club meets Monday even
ing with Mrs. Adelaide Scoville-
Alton Jones was in the city Sunday
with his family, returning to camp Mon
day.
Miss Aldyth Ward spent the latter part
OF the week with friends at the capital.
The Social club met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Roe
The house was prettily decorated with
American Beauty roses and ferns. The
game of the evening was finch, followed
by guef sing contest which afforded
much amusement to all. The club vii.
meet April 90 at the NJ Z. church.
Mrs. George W. Tinsman of Salt Lake
has been the guest of Mrs. Michael Glib
bOns during the week.
Miss Celia Johnson returned Saturday
from a city trip.
Miss Mary Butcher spent a few days
at the city during the latter part of the
week.
Professor Inflow of Upper Bingham was
at the capital Friday, returning to camp
Monday on the afternoon train.
Mrs. f. Kent Smith and Little Miss Cor
della were visitors at the metropolis
for several days guests of the Wilson.
Mrs. w. H. Williams is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joseph Marriott of Park City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Atkinson and
baby daughter were sojourners to the
capital Monday.
Mrs. William Mayne left Monday for a
visit with her son, Eli Mitchell and fam
ily at the Junction.
Mrs. Francis La Grange was up from
the city the first of the week and was
the guest of Mrs. Eli Porter.
Mrs. Little and son. Eddie, and Miss
Lizzie MackinsOn We're outgoing passen-
gers for Stockton Friday. where they
visited with relatives. Miss Lizzie Mack
insOn returned TO camp Monday, Mrs.
Little remaining for a weeks stay.
Mrs. Walter SpotswOod came in from a
visit at the Junction the first of the week.
of this camp, was up from American Fork
Sunday and was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Robinson.
Mrs. Chadwick has returned home af-
ter a pleasant visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Convey and family of Salt Lake.
Mrs. John Hooking will accompany Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Thomas on an extended
tour abroad. Mrs Hooking will visit old
friends and relatives in Scotland. The
party left camp Tuesday and expect to be
absent for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson, relatives Of J.
L. Forbes, who have been In camp during
the week due to the serious accidental
shooting of Mr.. Forbes, have returned
home.
Mrs Christopherson. mother Of Oscar
ChristophersOn, is again in camp after an
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BINGHAM.

/ Miss Irma Miller little daughter OF Mr.
lSnd Mrs, Ray Miller, was pleasantly sur
prised last Saturday, upon the occasion
Of her eighth birthday. by a host Of
young friends, who spent the afternoon
at the Miller home with juvenile games
/ z. l.. Cramer was a Zion visitor Tues
day, attending the grand opera in the
evening.
/ Mrs, George Mayne was pleasantly sur
priseo Thursday evening by a number
of friends who had planned a pleasant
evening with cards and dancing.
Mrs. Emil Jensen and Mrs. Joe Ruttles
were the Bingham representatives at the
district convention of the Ladies OF the
! Maccabees at Salt Lake Tuesday, 1T
which delegates were chosen for the ma
tiOnal convention at Chicago in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goodwin gave
} farewell card party Saturday evening in
! honor of Mrs. c. j. Barnes. Whist was
the feature and after the prizes were
awarded delicious supper was served.
DR.. Matt ROthWell of Denver arrived
In camp the latter part of the week to
assume his duties here. DR.. w II. Roth
well was up from Murray Monday, max
! ing a hurried visit, returning on the aft
ernoOn train
DR.. r. c. Smedley and family and Mrs.
e. FELTON, left camp Wednesday and Will
visit at Denver and IN Ohio Later the
doctor will take a postgraduate course
at the Johns Hopkins Institute, then
! leave with his family for Germany,
where he expects to remain for year or
mere.
Mrs. A. V. Anderson, who left camp the
first Of the week for pleasant visit with
Mrs. George r. Chandler. was the re-
cipient Of a telegram calling her to Los
Angeles by the serious illness of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Of Eureka and
Mrs. Wilson, relatives Of J. p. Mother
well came out from Zion Tuesday.
Mrs. Minnie Mcdonald Of Highland
Boy went to the city last week and spent
a few days with friends.
Mrs. August BertlesOn and little daugl-
ter returned TO their home in Logan
I Wednesday after a weeks visit with her
son, Albert BertleS0n and family.
Mrs Albert Bertleson was a city WIS.,
! ftor Saturday.
Mrs. Z. Forrest was an outgoing pas
senger Wednesday for q two weeks visit
with her daughter in Ogden.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred +. Straup spent
Monday in Salt Lake attending the the
stIe in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark II. Clays were city
visitors the early part OF the week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hunt spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at the Wilson,
attending the grand opera.
Mrs. Paul Lunde Of Highland Boy was
one of the visitors Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gibson Of High
land Boy were Zion visitors Saturday,
and Mr.. Gibson will shortly leave for
Nevada
Mrs. John Bowen was in camp visiting
her daughter, Mrs Flo LOngfellow
Miss Lizzie Booth returned 10 the b, Y.
L. at Provo Monday, after spending a
week with her relatives and friends.
Representative and Mrs. Harry ]. Rob
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absence Of several months and will be
located in her former home, the Fitzgerald
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Henry and family
will be located in one of the Dunn cot
tages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred West returned Mon
day from visit to the metropolis.
Mrs. Kittie Jones and children were in
camp the first of the week and are max
ing arrangements to leave in the near
future for Phoebe, New. Mr. and Mrs. Ge-
beaut of Stockton and Mrs. GebeaUts
father COrneliOus COakley, will accom-
pany Mrs. Jones and will also locate in
the thriving Nevada town. Mr.. CoakIey
will visit his daughter, Mrs. c. L. Coun-
tryman and family before leaving the
state
The officers and teachers of the pri--
mary planned a most delightful surprise
party upon their pupils at the L. d. S.
meeting house Tuesday afternoon. The
regular meetings are held every Tuesday
their afternoon instruction, when they
were bOunteously treated to ice cream
and cake. over fifty children enjoyed
the feast.
Miss Anna KauphaIdt and Miss Atwood
rode over from Lark and were guests of
the Social club Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. George Roe.
Miss Grace Miller was at the city Tues
day and took in the opera at the Salt
Lake theatre in the evening.
Mrs Collins visited her daughter, Mrs.
L. c. Jeffreys, returning to the city
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Baron entertained
Harry and Ray Ranshreiber of Salt Lake
City Sunday.
The last party of the season for the
Whist club will be held at the home of
Mrs. a. w. Foreman, Friday, May g. with
Mr. and Mrs. V. 3. Jones hosts.
Albert Fuge returned to Lark Sunday,
after short stay in Salt Lake.
Miss Rock of West Jordan is at the
Elmerton during the absence of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hill.
William Wright and wife of Salt Lake
were visitors this week with his sister,
Miss Fred Burrows of Depot ward.
Hugh Blakely and wife left Wednesday
for Nevada, where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. c. J. Barnes and family left We'd
nesday for Ely, New, to join Mr.. Barnes.
where they expect to make their home.
The members of fire department No. 2
entertained thir wives and sweethearts
Tuesday evening. There were about forty
persons present, including the members
and their friends. Whist was the feature
of the evening, the lucky players were
Mesdames c L. COuntryman, z. j. Pot
ter. w. +. Alexander, Messrs. Robert
Monitor, Trustee GabrielsOn and Dean
Wilcox.
William McMasters, master mechanic
at the Highland Boy, was a city visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Adams spent the fore part
of the week in Salt Lake with friends.
Mrs. Walter Ward returned from the
city Monday.
The geology class of the university I'M
der DR.. J. z. Talmage visited the Red
Wing Monday, examining the formation
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public school was in Ephraim the first
OF the week Mr.. DOrius and family will
shortly remove TO salt Lake City.
Inc faculty of the academy gave a
dancing party in the assembly hall Fri
day evening.
Robert James and Miss Agnes O'Neil
OF NeTnal are visiting with friends in this
Mrs. Catherine THOMPSON will leave
next week Tor a year visit in Norway
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Andersen has moved 20
salt Lake city where. She will in the fu-
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RIcHFlELp

Mr.. and Mrs Ed Van Wagenen went
TO Provo Sunday 10 visit their parents.
MISS Cailie Dor1us, of Ephraim. visited
In Richfield this week with relatives
Miss Alice Gresham, Of Boulder. is I'm
Richfield this week, visiting friends
Miss Fiossie Peterson has spent the
past week visiting in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. HyTum Keeler returned TO Ring-
parents.
Mrs. ". W Bowman returned 10 Salt
Lake Sunday, after visit with her folks
here.
Mrs. c. NJ. StiIIman visited relatives and
friends in Salt Lake during the past week.
Mrs. Pat Devine went to Salt Lake
Wednesday on a visit
Representative Martin Jensen. OF Red
mond, spent several days I'm Richfield the
past week.
Misses Nettie and MeiIa Wiley. OF
Marysvale, and Elva Johnson, Of Circle
Vile. spent the past week in RiChfield
visiting with friends.
Mrs W. T. ogden and Albert Ogden
went to Manti Monday to visit relatives
Miss Auriiia Wright. of Salina. spent
several days of this week in Richfield,
the guest of Miss Pearl Jurgeuson.
Mrs. Ralph Conner, of the Northwest
territory, Canada, IS In our city, visiting
with her brother, J. A Whyte-
Mrs. George Ogles, of Wayne. county, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nelson
this week.
Miss Elsie Olson left Sunday for Bing-
ham, and from there she and her sister,
=
on a trip to Los Angeles.
Mrs. J. H. Gay. who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Horne for the past two
weeks. left Wednesday for her home in
Helper.
w r. Packer was in Richfield the past
week 30 visit with the family of his sis
ter Mrs A L. FOutZ
Miss Areta Stewart came TO Richfield
Tuesday from her home in Salt Lake.
She will spend the summer here with her
sister. Mrs. Al Anderson.
Tuesday morning James SkOuCa3rd.
Miss Myrtle Chichester and Miss Channie
Hansen left for ParOwan to visit rela-
tives
week for Manila, Uinta county, where
they go TO make their home.
s. G. SOrenson left Sunday for WyOm-
ing. He intended To stop off at Brigham
CITY on a visit TO relatives.
OlUf Almer Olson. of Monroe, and Miss
Jemima D. SorensOD. OF Glenwood. were
married by the county clerk April 70
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JAP-A-LAC on window and door
screens beauties and preserves. See
Bennett Glass < Paint CO., the Paint
People, at g. w First South street.
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NEPHI.

and partale of the dainties A good time
was had by ali.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-17

Waialua School, Molokai, T. H.,
Dec. 6. 1907.
To the Editor of the Evenin
b Ne I | n, Honolulu, r. II.
Dear Strive are very anxious
for the prize you offered. We are
going to join in the contest.
On Arbor Day we have planted
sixty-Gve trees of different varieties.
They are growing fine. Boys and
girls water them every morning be-
tore school hours.
We have a luna to look after
them. Also we offer you, Mr.. David
Kaai of Waialua, Molokai, to be one
of the Committeeman to visit schools
and see their work on this island.
Thanks for your valuable space.
am,
Yours truly.
EMMA KAAI.
" Grade.
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use the English language. ! shall
lend a hand wherever help is needed.
All troubles arising among the
farmers must be brought to the prin.
Cipal. who will decide the matter.
Having enumerated IA few of my
duties, | am now very glad to let you
know what progress we have made
with our yard and school buildings.
The stone wall around our vege-
table garden was completed. A long
flower bed on the front terrace was
finished and planted with flowers.
Boys are packing soil into the yard
on two carts. The carpenter boys
gathered four wheelbarrow wheels.
and made the two carts The two
losets were whitewashed inside and
outside. The gate was whitewashed
One school building was white
washed on the outside. The Alae
workers made boys urinal and built
stone wall around 1t. The school
ooms got a good cleaning.
Desks were turned so that the chill
dren will get the best advantage of
the light and breezes. Desks in the
receiving room. where once twelve
children could be seated, were cut
up and now two sit in seat.
We have also repaired our veranda,
for 1t was very much decayed in some
places.
Believe me, am,
JOHN KAIKAKA,
Grade V; Manager Alae School Farm.
Approved
THOS. X. NAHIWA,
Principal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-12-17
JOHN ANDERSON,
Bird Grade.

Honuapo School. Dec 9Th, 1907.
TO the Editor of the Even Ing
Bull letin, Honolulu, Oahu.
Dear Sir:-A luau or a native feast
has been given by the children and
teacher for our Thanksgiving, on
Thursday, Nov. 2Sth. A pig was
/ oasted in the imu, or oven, and be-
sides there were potatoes, a big
pumpkin and fish wrapped up in IT,
leaves and other things. feel very
much appreciated of the work done
by the boys on that day AZ If they had
/ cen taught the art of cooking. The
preparation for feast Is quite hard
work for single man to do. Prompt
ly at ~ o'clock when we started eat
ing, poi, fish roasted in ti-leaves, rice,
roasted pork, roasted and sailed ku-
hui nuts. some limu were given to
every guest. We left the school
ground for the beach, and arrived
there in a short time. Talk about
the science and art of swimming, the
llonuapo children are alright. They
Gre pretty good on that trade, I
should say. remain,
Yours.
MISS SARAH MALAKAUA,
4th Grade.