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The Delta independent., 1907-04-12
Notice of Sale.

Notice l. hereby given that OIL Monday. April
lalh lHpi, between the hour of . and o clock in
the afternoon, nt the Office of Miiurd Fuirlumb
attorney ut law. Delta, Colombo. will offer for
sale the following described real estate. to-wit:
~ Twp. II n K Ii W. of the 9Th z. NJ Together
with nn undivided one-tcLth interest in aud to
the Higlilin" Ditch and the enlargement Of the
same: all situate in Delta County. Colorado and
belong ng 10 the Estate of william +. Owen de-
ceased. Said -illc will be for cash and f ,r not
less than the appraised value of >aid ground
Dated at Salidn. Colorado, April 10th 1907.
HARRIET V. OWEN, Administering
of the Estate Of william +. Owen
deceased.
The Delta independent., 1907-04-12

Plenty of money to loan, cheap. Alb
stracts will be furnished,
FRED N. DICKERSON
farm and city property.
STEPHAN & OBERT.
2l meals for $3.50 at the Commercial
Hotel.
LOST Small brooch or breastpin, set
with two rough pearls and one small
diamond. Reward paid if left at this
Office. 1t.
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from a visit with relatives at Spring
Lake.
Mrs. Ada Muntz has moved to Black
foot. Ida, where she recently purchased
home
Will Douglass returned on Monday from
a visit at Salt Lake
Mrs. Eta Long returned to her home
at Salt Lake on Monday after visit of.
several days with Eureka friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Hush returned ON
Monday from a three days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Hush at PaysOn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. d. Myers enter
summerville, of American Fork during
the week.
Mrs R. s Robertson came up from Salt
Lake last Tuesday.
Thomas Haynes spent Sunday at Pay
son.
D: J. Russell spent Wednesday at the
S. E Ware of Silver City spent Sunday
with his family at PaysOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Comera were Salt
Lake visitors on Wednesday.
w. r. Wallace and son were out from
Salt Lake on Tuesday.
William Mccullough and wife visited
with friends at Salt Lake Wednesday.
Allan Craig returned on Monday night
from trip to Salt Lake and Ogden.
NJ. d. Hewlett was called to Los An
geles last week by the Illness of Mrs.
Hewlett.
Guy DaIIin returned yesterday from
Goldfield, where he has been working on
the railroad
Mrs Alex Blight returned on Sunday
night from pleasant visit with Provo
friends.
Mrs. j. c. Dugan returned on Saturday
from a pleasant visit with her daughter
at Cheyenne. Wyo.
Mrs. Dennis Sullivan and daughter, Miss
Marcella, left on Monday for a few days
visit at Salt Lake.
George w. Udall left this week for Judd
Creek in West Tintic.
Mrs. Leigh, mother of Mrs. Frank Cook,
arrived here this week from Ely, New.
The lady will make her home with her
daughter.
Miss Diette McChrystaI entertained a
few of her little friends at a party at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Phil Clark, yes
terday afternoon.
John Liddard returned on Monday night
from a three days visit at Provo.
DR.. J. A. Hensel left on Wednesday for
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MANTh

John z. Metcalf left this week for Ore
gon, where he will visit with relatives for
about four weeks.
Frank Anderson and Miss Violet Carl
son of this city were married last week
by Bishop Louis G. Kjar. The groom is
a brother of DIR. Ross Anderson of the
metropolis and a son of Mrs. Esther S.
Anderson of Manti and has always been
favorably thought of by his associates.
The bride is one of Manti's charming
and accomplished young women, highly
esteemed by all who know her.
Mrs. Thomas Parry left for her home
IN Salt Lake City last week. after spend
ing few weeks visiting with relatives
and friends.
Joseph G.. Nielsen left for Salt Lake
City last Saturday after spending few
days with his parents and friends.
Mrs. W. K. Reid of the metropolis spent
the week in this city with her daughter,
Mrs. H r. Clark.
DR.. Ross Anderson of Salt Lake City
was in Manti Sunday last attending the
wedding of his brother Frank and Miss
Violet Carlson.
Geneva and Stella Cox were in the me
tropolis last week, returning home Sun
day.
Miss Christina Hougaard returned to
her home in the metropolis this week af-.
ter spending several weeks vacation in
this city with her mother. Mrs. Mary S.
Hougaard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Keller of this city
gave delightful wedding reception Wed
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Denver. Colo. where he will spend
months vacation. DR.. Kendall will look
after DR.. HenseEs practice in Tintie.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Fullriede left last
Saturday for Idaho. where they will spend
a couple or three weeks visiting the lat
ter's relatives
Samuel Mcintyre. jr.. and Brig. Robin
son returned on Monday from a few days
outing in Provo canyon.
Joseph Schlecht has returned from
California. His health has been greatly
benefited by the trip to the coast.
Mrs. Joseph Ciavelle, Mrs. Alex Taylor
Miss Bowden and II. Gustaldi and wife
were among the excursionists to Salt
Lake on Wednesday.
Superintendent c. c. Griggs of the Tn
Gle Sam and May Day mines made a bust
ness trip to Salt Lake on Wednesday
Mrs. Griggs accompanied him and spent
the time visiting friends.
NJ. L Clarity went TO Salt Lake on
Wednesday afternoon for a few days so
jOurn with his family. Mrs. Clarity is
still in very poor health. and Mr.. Garri-
ty may decide to send, her and the chill
dren to the coast
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ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fredricksen-
Henry H. Oviatt of Cleveland. Emery
county. is in the city to remain for some
time as a worker in the temple
Charles Whiting of Mapleton was in the
city this week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs Ovanda Kearns Of the metropolis
left Sunday last for her home after spend
ing few weeks in Manti with her father.
J. c. Witbeck, who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Lazenby returned
Wednesday last from Loa, where they
spent few days visiting relatives.
Miss May Stevenson of Ephraim was
visiting this week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Petersen
Melvin Barton of Kaysville is in the
city. a visitor at the home of Luther
futile
Samuel Snow of oraqgeville was a Tenn
pie city visitor this week at the home of
Alexander Tenant.
A Kensington was given at the home
of Mrs. II. F. Harmon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l. futile visited
relatives and friends in Ephraim this
week.
Mr. and Mrs Edgar T. Reid returned
this week from Beaver, where they have
for several weeks spent their vacation
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Nielsen Of the
metropolis spent part of this week at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Christen AXelsen.
They returned to their home Friday.
home in Enterprise this week after spend
ing most of the present year in Manti
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Madsen and Tam
ily left this week for their new home on
the Indian reservation.
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PARK CITY. -

Mrs. ]. w. Thompson entertained the
Five Hundred club Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Fargo won the prizes.
Mrs. Davidson returned home from Salt
Lake Monday morning
Misses Minnie Cunningham, Catharine
Cunningham. Kate Malone, Mrs. Harness,
Mrs Singiey and Mrs. Cunningham spent
Saturday at Brighton
pleasantly Monday afternoon. Euchre
was played There were five tables and
the prize was won by Mrs. Fargo.
Misses Blanche and Alice Deighton re-
turned home Friday, after an extended
visit In Salt Lake with relatives and
friends.
A pleasant surprise party was carried
out on Miss Rose Copin by Miss Ruth
Townsend. Miss Copin has gone to Span
ish Fork to live.
Mrs. Clark returned from Salt Lake
Monday morning.
Mrs. 'singiey and Mrs. Harness return
ed to Salt Lake Sunday, after a pleasant
visit with Mrs Cunningham
I Miriam Rad lon has\ returned home
from a visit with relatives and friends in
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Jean Hampton entertained at a
children's party Tuesday for Mrs. Chart
rand's children. Miss Miriam Hubbard
was awarded a prize for the best dressed
doll. David Geiger was given a prize
for sewing buttons on in the neatest
manner, and Isabella Buck, Emma SUIT
ton and James ellis were given prizes
for the peanut hunt.
David Geiger left Tuesday for Salt
Lake for avisit with his father before
returning to school.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rose.
Mrs. Charles Shields, Mrs F. w. Sher-
man and Rev. Mr. Burnett were guests of
Mrs. Ferry and daughter. Mrs. Allen, at
a dinner on Tuesday evening.
Miss Margaret Shields spent Sunday in
Park with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Shields.
Mrs. O'Connor spent Sunday in Park
Mrs. F. w. Sherman was hostess at a
bridge party Wednesday evening at her
home on Park aveTue.
Mrs. Henry Fares and Miss johnson
went TO Salt Lake Sunday afternoon for
a ten days visit in Salt Lake.
George Quinn and Frank A. Shields are
spending a few days near Soda Springs.
Idaho
A delightful Kensington party was Civ
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Decks Social Happenings in Cowns Of State


nesday evening in honor sof the marriage
OF Miss Jennie Westenskow. sister of Mrs
Keller and Byron z. Alder, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Alder. also residents of
Manti- The wedding ceremony was per-
formed in the temple Wednesday at noon
by President Lewis Anderson, witnessed
by number of the friends of the young
couple.
Joseph F. Anderson Of Fillmore and
Miss Maggie G. Anderson of Monroe were
married at the temple Wednesday last.
Mrs. Margaret Duffin of GunnisOn visi-
ted friends In Manti this week
Mrs. Elizabeth and Maggie Jennings of
Levan spent part of the week in Manti
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Embley of
Gunnison were visitors at the temple this
week
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Manwaring of
springviIle spent the week in Manti do
ing temple work.
Bishop and Mrs. Albert Manwaring of
Provo were Manti visitors during the
week.
The junior members of the Y. L.. NJ. L.
A. of this city entertained the Seniors at
the home of Mrs. ]. NJ. Burns Monday
evening.
Gladys and Mildren Erickson of Mt
Pleasant were in Manti this week.
Lois NJ. Downs of Nephi spent part of
the week in Manti visiting friends.
Jean Cook of Fountain Green was in
Manti this week visiting friends.
Marion A Cox Of Ferron came to the
city this week to visit with his mother.
Mrs. F. w. Cox.
Mrs Tena Mathie of Sunnyside is in
the city visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Westenskow.
Mrs. J. H. Hornung is in Logan visiting
friends and enjoying an outing.
Allen Russell returned Tuesday last
from a short visit with relatives in Fill
more.
Mrs. J. NJ Burns entertained the MEM
bers of the Literary club at her home
Monday evening.
Mrs J. W. Hogan returned the first
of the week from Provo after an extend
ed visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs Hyrum BOsen of Ephraim was
~ - 1,or
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LOGAN.

A very nice social function of the week
was the reception given on Friday after
noon in honor OF Miss Adeline CanoYa OF
Sanderson, Fla who has been visiting
here for some time rs the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Cubler and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sllidmore Miss SandersOn formed the &C
ouaintance of all Mormon missionaries
who have labored in FLORIDA Tor many
years on account of her family having
kent omen house for them, and a half hun
dred of returned missionaries met her at
the b. Y. college on Friday and renewed
their friendship There We're some
fresbments were served. At O'Clock a
silr0Dtuous dinner was served at MI skid
mOre's home Miss CanoVa left here on
Saturday to visit friends in Salt Lake and
The PRESBYTERIAN teachers and pastors
who attended the institute held here this
week had a delightful outing III the can
yon on Thursday, a. -.-..-,
J. NJ MOntclair of Kansas CITY visited
friends in Logan this week,
Mrs. Phoebe Snow of Salt Lake City
has been the guest for some days past OF
her daughter, Mrs j. A. McAllsteI.
T. J. Broberg returned TO MS nome IN
S0u Francisco on Tuesday after two
weeks visit with relatives in this CITY.
Messrs. MILFORD Cranney, Charles
Wilkes and their families are mere from
Smoot. Wyo.. on a visit to relatives.
D. y. Scott OF Lewiston, Ida, is visit
ing Logan friends.
Mrs. T. Wilcox is up from Salt Lake on
a visit to Logan friends.
Frank Brock returned the first Of the
week from Nevada.
Ben -,.0Isen Of Blackfoot, la, is visit
ing friends in Cache county.
A H Lindquist Of POcatellC was in LO-
gan for two days of the present week as
The guest of his brother, @. w. Lindquist.
Mrs. Fred Halvorsen of Ogden is the
guest of Mrs. and Miss Torgeson.
The local WOodmen and Odd Fellows
gave big ball At the Thatcher pavilion
on Saturday evening.
iting Logan friends.
Mr. ana Mrs. J. w, Crawford returned
Monday from a very pleasant outing OF
two months in the national park.
Henry Kloepfer returned Wednesday
from visit TO Nampa, Ida
J. A. Crockett and Willard Hansen re-
turned from visiting friends in Garden
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Durkin of Grand
junction. Colo, are the guests OF MI. and
Mrs. ]. r. Morton. Mrs. Morton and Mrs
s NJ. Culver Of Sacramento is visiting
in Logan.
Mrs. r. Fl. Ensign returned 70 her home
In Salt Lake on Monday. after spending
a week or more with her sisters. the
ASesdames A. H. and Frank Palmer
Heber B. Smith of Murray is visiting
relatives and friends IN Logan.
Miss jeanette Ostlund visited frlenos IN
Salt Lake this week.
Lieutenant Eugene Santschi of Fort
Douglas with Logan friends the
greater part of the week.
F. w. and Edward Nelson returned
Sunday evening from IRA Juana, Mexico,
where they have q large ranch.
Mrs. z. c Nelson returned the first of
the week from BoZeman, Mont. where she
visited friends.
Mrs. A. F. Beveridge returned to her
home in Salt Lake on Sunday, after a
two weeks stay in Logan.
Airs. L. J. Bourne Of Salt Lake City re-
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en- by Mrs. Julius FFankel Wednesday
aiternoons at her home on Park avenue
Mrs. VIM and two sons were passen-
gers from Salt Lake Monday morning
Arthur Williams was pleasantly sur
prised by number of his friends FRIDAY
evening.
Mrs. Charles Shields chaperoned
crowd of young people on a picnic up the
tramway Wednesday. A moonlight lunch
was served and all had an enjoyable time
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diem and children
spent Monday In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Nellie Thiriot and daughters, Jean
and Ednell. are visiting in Park with
Mrs. Stuart McPhee.
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TINTIC.

Mrs Dave Mills is the guest OF Mrs. T.
S. Haynes of Payson.
Mrs John w Hurd was the guest OF
Salt Lake friends this week
Thomas Adamson spent Wednesday at
Salt Lake with the Eagles.
DR.. Laker returned on Wednesday from
a business trip to Salt Lake.
S. J. Schneider and wife went to Salt
Lake on Wednesday for a brief visit.
Jackson McChrystal returned on Tues
day from a visit with his family at Salt
Lake.
Major Church and family spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the Mt. NebO reseT-
VOir
Mrs. Harry J. Beane returned Tuesday
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turned home on Sunday after spending a
week here as the guest of Mrs. Maud Rob
inson.
Mrs. Joseph Davidson visited with Salt
Lake friends during the week
Rev. and Mrs. Martin Thomas spent the
week in Park City
Mrs. Lucy S. Carbon is visiting in Rex
burg with her daughter, Mrs. Langton.
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, e"s IN great variety at J
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS
i Record Of Recent Events. as
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