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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
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bor n6ite0t ct Gtrful9re / Sorm al
ct 8rep til olle 2onoetg @uberngrer,
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Mioten at Moi neite Mar at iamles
mes bam, 4ongresien Meolemmer
og Snolanos @an6pei=@omisiion for
at toge UNDER 0berbeielie, bba6 Ser
fan gipres for at bin6re l%16temmelie
al 2an6ets ~naturlige &igoomsfiloer.
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ri mao life glemme, at set er al IL
&c iaa ltor 8etp6ning at bore Otter
fommere fon blioe lige iaa oelitille=
De / 6eres Sto, iom hi er set / Dor.
ltbpiningsiDitemet far ollereoe boo,
ret fine on6e 6rugter / 9ite1t og III
reiiferer, at oct griber pi6ere ON Jig,
bbis set life bliber img6egaoet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
9anifc Micieriiter i Mmerifa.

Sor nplig in6ebol6t set oanfe
8lo6 uNolitifen," Ser nomerfer fig,
81. q. pco at in6eboloe marfelige Sp
lDsninger ON 6orbolbene blon6t Be
Danffe / Mmerifo, en- M6barleI til
6onfe @ee,eriiter moo at lgge til
Anrerifa for at grunblegge Jig en-
Gremti6 beropre / ocres Sag. Ger
ct baarlige lt5iigter ior bem berop,
re, fortGller @laoet, oreriplot Mor.
te6, imoa 2plnainner 70 bnrit al alt,
be moa begDnoe at lore foriro, for.
81 man berobre fun finrner 6Ig6e,
bba6 oe 6anife Meieriiter fife for.
ltaar fig paa.
&bor 8Ia6et bor fine OpIpsntnger
fra, peb hi intet ON. Men set trpf=
fee fig Iaa merfeligt, at er ser noger
2ebebei bbor 11nee Dnnife ierIia
bor formaaet at gi6re fig gialoen6e
berobre og er efteripurgte, iaa Ell
bet / @eieribnlenet. Set er fao
i1ooonoreoe 6onfe Mejeriiter, ser
grtber 5ogen fornufttgt an, iom BE-
bsper at ligge lebige paa gorbet ber.
st Der for benz, iom for ollie onbre
SSn6ban6rere, Ell Ell 8%egpnberifoIe
at gjennemgaa er in3en lIptfe,
tDRrt imo6. S 6ert SIS, ga ben /
Danmarf l1oanne6e Weierift gigr
&ieneite iom ySinlper", en- Herio6e,
Der fieloen itreffer fig ober n1arge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
I'm God We Trust.
eamle 3ense-9 euiie fjernes

Set bar boft Ell bel DeI Sp-
mqrfiombeo, at ser pe6 Sc Torene.
6e @taters Me1t / 6en11e Sis bliper
Iaaet @nl6penge, Ser ifdge Srbre
fra 8raii6ent &ooiepelt life bliper
prgge6e mes set Motto, iom bi6til
bar ltaaet paa Splp0ollars og @nIo=
penge: uSn 500 Me 3ruit". Sra
forifiellige Gi6er er Der inolgbet
&roteiter til @egieringen, gaaenoe
ub paa, at man peo n6elaoelie al
sen gammelfienote Snoifrift unolo1
at biie 6oripnet Set pore Eegn poo
Etllto og Sat, iom t%ilton11ner set
for Sc @eliignelier, lom fplger me6
8eii6oelie al 3enge.
8rpl ioent &%ooieoelt bar / Sen @ln=
leoning gjort reoe for, bba6 Ser le=
6e6e ben til at gibe Or6re til Sno=
ifriftens l16elabelle. Sor BET ferite
er ser ingen iom belit SOP Ser paa=
bDoer, beller ingen, iom forbp6er
bens @rltg. Berlonligt billiger ban
life oens 8rltg, men set er ct 2oD-
ipbrgsmaal, % be6tager @ongreSlen
e1 Sob ON al Sr6ene 1fuI 1tau bou
Menterne, bill Sc itrofs blipe opta-
get igien.
@rGitoenten nrrer Sen Soerbe=
btSning, at Mnben6elie al ct iaa6ant
Motto paa Wgnter life alene intet
goot gier, men at set langt inarere
fsrer til, at CUBS Mapn tnges for
fGl1geltgt, ia e116og til @l,6sbeipot=
tcl1e. Gn ln1tf og alporlig Gptnin5
Iom 6enl1e bpr finn benDttes mes oen
6bbe sGrbpbigbeo, jom np6penbig
bettngcs al en- bis Monoslpftelie. gn=
bier 9rltg al 6en i Ionfesl6Sbe6 og
e11on11 mere font lotterliggipr 0em
noo beflages fra etbbert Gtanb=
punft. Set er ct Motto, iom /
Sanobeo fortiente at in6ifripes paa
bore itore Mationol<M onumenter, /
bore 2opgipnings> og &etsiaIe pg
paa offenlige gfoler og 8pgninger
operalt bbor Sen fun6e tjene til at
ophpie Sonfe % 6ino bos be1n, Ser
leler BET. Men at BRUCE Set {. CTS,
paa 6rimarfer og / Mpertisi emen-
ter oil forrtnge sets @nr0i.
Ergii6enten u6taler, at ban bur
lite oplebet ct eneite @fsempel paa,
at @r1gen al bette Motto paa Wpnz
ter bar gipet MnIeoning til en- al
borlig Eanfe ON sets 8etp0ning,
men BON anfgrer en- Eel MRffe Cts
empler paa, bborIe6es set er benDt-
TT til at latterliggjbre BEN Sanfe,
fom BET u6trpffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22

rSpao er ioplliif fre6elige Dage
for noget, Sa6er?"
uSps, &an|emat6", flyer Sonie,,
.ntanos Saoer % ler Zig rnnot for al
forbiSle Jig ON, at ingen andre er til,
fteoe og fan bgre bpnb ban flyer.
Set er De oeilige 5ommeroage,
naar Mto'r er langt, langt borte, og
bpiIer ro ! ben rene friife 2anoIuif
Iom bun llaa banrot trnnger "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
g@ble-ge

filler 6eberterit. Denne &c fillnDes
pna ben Maaoe, at man fRrer 9gb.
.lerne / 5ffiper, Der oDerbaloeS meo
.foge1oe Manb. Eeen lpoes og briffes
foIo; ben bar en- meget forrifenoe
Smas.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
Rgsende Agenter:
Mr.. P. BUcH.
Mr.. J. &. RASMUSSEN.
Mr.. NJ. SQRENsEN.
Sill bure Mbunncnter / Canada.

9a EoitpGieuet bar forbpiet Tor-
Observation-Disclosures til @anooa,er
Nrilen for nrruUrenoe 9loo forbpiet
meo 25 Gcnts oorlig for Mbonnenter
/ CANADA, buffet @c(ph beoes me0<
lenot, naar Mho'Mcmentet foruDes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-22
Ben bemofratiife Mationalfomite

.
bill boloe Me6e / 6rencb 2icf, S1o.,
s. %. Mopember / Senbolo til Or
Ore fra @omiteens 6ormano, 8bo,
mas Eaggart. 8oo bette Me6e bill
life blioe faitiat Si6 % 9teo for
Mfbol6elie al Sen %6emofratiffe Sea-
tio11al-aonbention, men Der bill BIZ
be faitiat, noor 4omtteen ifal Jam,
leg for at afgigre oisie Spergs-
maol. 8lan0t De 8per, iom bar
i9gt at faa @onbenttonen afbolot
Ser, er Chicago, Milma11fee, ct.
@aul og @t. 2ouis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22

last for an extended trip to Seattle. where
lney expect TO locate permanently
Mrs NJ Davis and daughter Vilate spent
sunday at Provo visiting with relatives.
Mrs. J. ID. Terrence and son have left
Tor Montana. their former home. where
'hey expect to remain for a short time.
Mrs Charles Nyerhams of Portland is
mere visiting with friends.
me bazaar of the First ward opened
We w NesgSnesday and was a success. 1t closed
Friday evening.
Last Thursday evening Mrs William
iDraper and Mrs. George Parker gave
lIleh shower IN honor of Miss Helen Nc
CIIIe. Many beautiful pieces of linen
were presented 10 the young lady by her
Illhy Iflends. At 0 clock a dainty lunch
WIS served to all those present, and the
rest OF the afternoon was spent in various
games and music
,r, carr Powell was pleasantly surprised
thursday evening, when number of his
school friends presented themselves at
the door,. coming in on their unsuspecting
victim unaware The evening was sDent
in games and music and later on Iigbf
refreshments were served
Mrs. Albert Cahoon and daughter TeOna
are expected home shortly from bellevue
Ida. where they have been spending the
entire summer
Mrs. William d. Leonard was the host
ess Thursday afternoon at a most delight
ful card party at her home in this CITY
About thirty-five friends made the trip
out from Salt Lake, mostly in automO-
biles, and enjoyed the afternoon. Five
hundred was the game played. and prizes
were won by Mrs. W +. Terhune Mrs
Chandler and Miss Kinney. The house
was bright with autumn flowers. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. r. II. Of
tleer and by her sister, Miss Johnson
who is her guest
The wedding of Miss Edna Nforrissey
and Z. r.. Mossberg took place at the
nome Of the brides parents Wednesday
evening. The contracting couple will make
their home in Salt Lake
Mrs. John Lawson is home from a two
weeks visit at Bellevue Ida. where she
was the guest of her daughter. Mrs. Amos
HarkeT
One of the pretty little affairs of the
week was the wedding of Miss Helen Nc
Omie and Edward Larsen of Bingham. A
reception was rendered the young couple
AZ the nome of the brides parents on Vine
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen will make
their home at Bingham Junction
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
PARK CITY,

Mrs Henry Welsh entertained at
bridge whist Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Lecompte was given first prize and
Miss Clara Fargo second prize Misses
Kate Malone and Amber Bardsley as
sisted Mrs. Welsh
Charles Shields returned to Park Wed
nesday morning after an absence of five
months.
Miss Agnes Harrington spent Thursday
of the past week in Salt Lake.
The MatrOn circle of the Eastern Star
met with Miss Agnes Kelley Thursday
afternoon. Refreshments were served by
Miss Kelley. The next meeting viii; be
at Mrs. A. Williams
The regular meeting of the o. e S
was held Friday evening. Refreshments
were served after the meeting
Mrs. H. Fares returned home Tuesday
morning after a few days spent in Salt
Lake
Mrs. Charles Shields entertained the
Pioneer bridge whist at her home Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Harper and Miss Alice Harper
have returned to their home in Salt Lake
after a pleasant ten days visit in Park
with relatives.
Mrs. Youngberg entertained a number
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22

from Kimberly Sunday on a visit to her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Christen-
Miss Ruby Wells. Of Joseph. visited in
Richfield this week with her sister
Miss Charlotte Dimmick is visiting in
Gunnison with friends this week.
Mrs. Susan ffenrie. OF Manti, arrived
this week on a visit to the family of her
son, Arthur Henrie.
Judge Chidester went to Ogden Sunday
and accompanied Mrs. Chichester home.
Mrs. Caroline Wright came over from
kOOsharem this week, and after a visit
to Provo Friday.
A Dennis returned to Richfield Sun
day, after spending the summer in Ida
no and northern Utah.
NJ. c. Nelson came down from Salt
Lake Tuesday on a visit to his parents
and other relatives.
Miss Effie Huntington. of Springvifle.
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Whyte
during the past week.
Mrs j. H Nelson and children return
ed from Gold Mountain Monday, after
spending a couple of weeks at the Signal
Peak mine.
Miss Belle Yardley. of Beaver. visited
several days this week with Mr. and
Mrs j l. Wright on her way to Provo,
where she Will attend school
Earl Thompson, Of AnnsbeIla. arrived
mer in Idaho. He viii have charge of
the Monroe public schools this winter
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Stewart jr.. and
Miss Minnie Poulson went I'D to the
Gold Development camp Monday, to re-
main for some time.
Lionel Bean arrived from Wonder Ne
vada, this week, on account of the ILL
ness OF his wife.
Mrs Farley Nelson. who has been Wis
!ting in this city with relatives the past
week. returned to Manti Monday She
has just returned from Philadelphia.
A party was given Thursday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Ogden
in honor of their son, lie Rue. The even
ing was spent in games and music. Lunch
was served at II O'Clock.
Born-Sunday. Sept. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs
jonathan Lloyd, a daughter.
y marriage license was issued Monday
to John ChristoffersOn and Ina Bell. of
ElSinOrn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
Ueek's Social happenings in Cowns Of STATE

| Mrs. Christine Thulin, of Ephraim.
| spent Tuesday in Manti. visiting friends
Mrs. Sarah j. Beck, of Spanish Fork
! visited relatives and friends in Manti
during the week.
J. P. and c. N. Jensen, of Ephraim.
were at the temple Wednesday last to
witness the marriage of II. E. Jensen
and Miss Marie Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson left this
week for their new home in Sunnyside
Mrs John Zimmerman came up from
! the metropolis during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buehler. tr. of Og-
den, came to Mant this week to attend
the wedding of Mr.. Buehler's sister, Ro-
salia, TO Henry o. Stricken.
The Misses Myrtle Farnsworth and
Maeser' Of Beaver, came to Manti this
week TO remain during the school year
as teachers in our district schools
FREQ Han left for Logan this week to
attend school, Quite a number of our
young people are taking up their studies
IN the Agricultural college this season.
Miss Freda Buehler came up from the
metropolis this week to visit with her
parents and attend the wedding of her
sister
Professor. and Mrs. c. W. Reid of
Provo, returned to their home this week
after spending a few days in this city
with relatives and friends
Mrs. Alva n. Murdoch, of Charleston
is in the city visiting at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Larsen.
Ray Hougaard left for Logan Sunday
coming winter.
Miss Effie JoIley left this week for
Provo to attend the Brigham Young uni
versity the coming winter.
Miss Elida Snow left for school at
Provo this week
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Parry entertained
this week for the presidents of seventy
of this CITY. Refreshments were served
and a profitable and enjoyable time was
had.
Miss Frances Paxman returned to her
home in Nephi this week. after spending
a few weeks in Manti with Miss Ephai
Bird
The marriage of Miss Lille Chapman
and Julian WestenskOw. both young peo-
pie of this CITY, will take place during
the month Of October.
Mrs. Maria Lowry is spending a few
days in Provo with her daughter, Mrs.
Macarthur.
Mrs. William F. Reid was in Manti dur
ing the week from Ferron. where she is
at present making her home.
Thursday of next week a missionary
social will be given in honor of Jorgen
Madsen. who leaves within a few davs
for Scandinavia as a missionary for the
Mormon church
Mr.. and Mrs p J. Goble. of the me-
tropOlis. were visitors with relatives in
this Citv this week.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Sven
o. Nelson, of Fairview, were entertain
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John f
SOrensen, of this city. A number of
guests were present and q most pleasant
time was enjoyed.
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ing. -"
Mrs Whitehead came up to Park Thurs
day morning.
The sophomore class of the high school
ing.
Mrs. Sherman returned home Thurs
gay morning after a peasant visit in Salt
Lake with friends.
Miss Irma Evans entertained very in
formally Sunday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Deighton entertained a
lew OF her friends Tuesday evening in
honor OF Miss Alice Harper of Salt Lake.
Mrs Allen came up to Park Thursday
morning
Mrs. Charles Shields took a crowd of
young people up the tramway on a picnic
DR.. R. E Wright and Mark Wright
were passengers to Salt Lake Wednesday
afternoon.
The junior clsss of the Park City High
sehool gave a lawn party Friday even
ing at the home of Miss Tessie Beggs.
The lawn was strung with Japanese IAN
terms and the class cOiors. royal blue and
gold, We're used in decorating.
Mrs, Hurley and daughter Julia spent
Saturday and Sunday in Salt Lake
Mrs. julius Frankel and Master George
Frankel went to Salt Lake the early
part of the week for a few days visit
with relatives and friends.
Miss Tessie Lambert entertained about
twelve of her friends Monday evening.
the occasion being the young lady's birth
day The evening was spent in card
playing and music, and delicious refresh
mentS were served.
The event of the week was the dance at
the drain tunnel Friday evening. given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot and MIR. George
Ames.
Mrs. Oliver and Mike Oliver were pas
sengers to Salt Lake Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles GetSCh went to Salt Lake
Sunday afternoon. where she expects to
remain for the winter.
Misses Crescent Smith and Cleo Getsch
were passengers to Salt Lake Sunday to
resume their studies at the University of
Utah.
Eddie Evans has gone to Logan to at
tend the agricultural college.
Dan Shields was in Salt Lake this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCleIland and children
came down from Butte Monday morning
and viii remain for some time.
Mrs Pat Lowey returned to Park Fri
day morning, after two weeks spent in
Salt Lake
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
MANTI.

The marriage of Miss Rosalia Buehler
or this city, and Henry c. Stricken, OF
Hooper. was solemnized at the Manti
temple Wednesday last by President
John b. Maiben. The bride is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Buehler Of this
city ana is one of our most estimable
the home of the brides parents and only
the immediate friends OF the young peO-
pie were present to take part in the re-
eeption. Many valuable and handsome
presents We're in evidence. Mr. and Mrs.
Stricken viii make their home in Hooper
and left Friday morning for their home.
Mrs Dilworth WOolley of Richfield
was visitor at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner e. Snow.
during the week.
Miss Louie Hardy visited friends in
Manti this week. She came up from Salt
Lake CITY last week.
A bundle shower was given for Miss
Mary Ruesch at the home of Mrs. Ezra
Shoemaker Wednesday afternoon and
evening. Many handsome presents were
in evidence. Miss RueSch's engagement
20 Julius KOrn OF the metropolis has
been announced, the marriage to take
place in October.
Mrs. Fred Jorgensen, of Ephrainn. was
q visitor at the temple during the week
MIR. and Mrs. Brigham Casio, of Salina,
spent several days in Manti this week,
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Erasmus Westenskow entertained
a few of her friends Friday afternoon.
Refreshments were served and pleasant
time was enjoyed.
Mrs; Walter T. hasler, of Nephi. was
a visitor in Mant with relatives and
friends during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey W. Bird. of Salna,
were temple visitors during the week.
Mrs Caroline Roach and daughter, of
Spanish Fork, spent Tuesday in Manti
visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Wallace Riddle and children re-
turned this week from Panguitch, after
spending the summer months there with
m nd n nor v-o1a 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Glendon Singleton. of Fer
ron, were here this week, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson, of
Redmond, were Manu visitors during the
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Brockbank, of
Spanish Fork, visited relatives and
friends in the temple city during Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Mrs Alfred Dahl, OF Ephraim. visited
at the temple Wednesday of this week
Mrs. Joseph Braithwaite. Of Ephraim
visited relatives and friends in Manti on
Tuesday.
The friends of Miss RosaHa Buehler
gave her shower at her home in this
city this week.
Alma A. Scovin and Artemissia Bur
nette, both of Orangeville, were married
at the temple Wednesday of this week.
Allen Searles and Margaret TAYLOR.
both of Fremont. were married at the
temple Wednesday of this week.
II. E Jensen, formerly deputy county
clerk of Sanpete county, and Miss Marie
Anderson, the popular young millner of
EDhraim. were married at the temple on
Wednesday last by President John b
Maiben. reception was given at the
home of the brides parents that even
ing. The young people will spend their
honeymoon in Logan
Mrs. Clarissa Ware. of OrangeviIIe.
spent the week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Ware, in this city.
Andrew c. Thompson. of Pleasant
Grove, was a temple visitor during the
week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
MURRAY.

The social event of the week was the
dance given in the Trocadero Wednesday
evening for the Auerbach employees of
Salt Lake A jolly crowd of about 800
participated in the affair and special cars
were chartered for their benefit The
large hall was tastefuly decorated for
the occasion, and in the western part of
the hall four ladies were in charge of the
punch bowl Held's band was in attend
ance, which insured the best of music
Leo Winder has returned from a sum-
mer's vacation spent in the southern part
of Idaho.
Thomas W. Powell, jr.. spent Saturday
and Sunday of this week at Spanish Fork
visiting with friends.
Olive Warenski was pleasantly SIR
prised Thursday evening at her home on
State street by a number of her school
mates Games were played, after which
light refreshments were served.
l.. A. Copeland has moved his family
here from Sandy for permanent residence
The Misses Theresa Cahoon and Carma
Jones, with Jean Winder. left Monday
morning for the city, where they will at
tend school at the University of Utah
Roy CahOon left Monday morning for
Logan. where he goes to attend school at
the Agricultural college.
Harry Holding of Ely, New spent
Thursday in this city, the guest of Harry
A. Powell
I. Hewlett and Miss Lena Creek were
quietly married during the fore part Of
the week.
DR. and Mrs. E. o. Jones left Thursday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
PROVO.

An elaborate wedding reception was held
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A n. Holloway in honor of
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Rhoda- to Reed Anderberg. which was
soiemnized in the Salt Lake temple al
high noon Wednesday. The bride was
charming in an elegant white silk princess
gown, the groom in the usual suit of
back. The rooms were beautifully deco
rated. pink being the color scheme. pink
carnations and roses being abundantly
used. Many beautiful and expensive pres
ents were received by the happy young
couple. A sumptuOus wedding supper
was served.
The NJ |. officers of the sixth ward roy
ally entertained their members at a social
at the ward house Tuesday evening. The
room was prettily decorated with white
bunting and sunflowers. Long tables
were arranged which were Drettily deco
rated with myrtle ana sunflOWers. John
McAdam acted as master of ceremonies
Games and music made the hours pass all
too soon
Mrs. Susan Phillips of Kansas City Wis
tied with friends in this city this week
She was the guest at the home of Miss
Annie PenrOid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al VanWaglen were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs J. r HOdson at
dinner Sunday.
Miss Marian Adams. who has spent the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-09-22
RICHFIELD.

Mrs O. A. Kelly visited with her par
ents in Saiina the past week.
J. W. Hopkins. of Glendale, has been
visiting in Richfield the past week, with
relatives
Mrs. Cal Sly returned to Kimberly this
week, after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ n. Ross.
j. F. Bean went to Mt. Pleasant Mon
day to visit with a sister. Mrs. A John
son
Miss Stenie Jensen returned from Salt
Lake Tuesday, after months visit with
relatives
Mrs. r. Dalton. of Annabella, went to
Salt Lake Tuesday
Mrs. Dilworth WOOlley returned Mon
day from visit with her parents at
Manti.
Miss Tillie Cuddeback, of Salina. is Wis
iting in Richfield this week, with the
Misses Clark
Ms Minnie : Christensen came down