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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-07-11

FOr Once the StOfcism OF Hand
Warriors WAS Broken Dawn.
StoIcisrn. as illustrated BY the Mort
American Indians. has been spoken b
and written about on various occa
sions. There is no place ia the worle
where their apathetic character has
been more plainly manifested than ii.
this city, writes Washington CORE
spondent.
1t is not very long ago that the big
chiefs and headmen of the great tribes
made yearly pilgrimages to Washing
ton to talk with the Great Father, the
commissioner of Indian affairs. The
trespasSes the palefaces were contlnu-
ally making upon their domain was the
usual topic of conversation. No matter
how deep their distresses were as they
related them I'M 3 council chamber,
nobody ever saw poor ''Lo" shed a tear,
and no sincere and earnest, promises
that were made to them could provoke
a smile.
This particular topic was a subject
Of conversation a few days ago by a
party Of gentlemen, all of whom had at
one time or another in an official way
had something to do with Indian af-
fairs. One OF the gentlemen said that
In certain occasion he had witnessed
departure from this peculiar lmpas-
siveness on the part OF as savage a
party of redskins as ever roamed the
plains.
"The interior Department" said the
gentleman, twas on the occasion | re-
fer to showing considerable attention
to a hefty delegation of vicious-looking
warriors Of the Sioux and Cheyenne
tribes, and the program for their en-
tertainment included trip about the
Capitol building and the grounds adj
jacent thereto. Everything was ex-
planned to the interpreter, half-breed
who was with them, and he In turn re-
peated what he heard. I did little
Of the talking myself, and pointed out
to them the fine piece Of work repre-
senting the Indian hunter on the east
ern portico of the Capitol. I thought
IL anything would draw some express
sion from the party that heroic marble
group assuredly would, but 1t didn't.
Maybe 1t was because the statue of a
white man getting the better part of
an Indian did not appeal to their sense
OF the fitness Of things.
"Then we went into the grand rotun-
da, and the big paintings grouped about
the great circle were explained There
was not single grunt of approval. At
that time there was directly In front
Of the Capitol on the west entrance a
large pool, surrounded by an iron rail
Ing, that a great many folk can well
remember. The pool was filed with
gold fish, and was always a source Of
admiration and delight to the children
Of Washington One of the Indians
looked into this pool of clear water,
filed with the gold fish gaily swim
ming about He gave howl of delight
that attracted all the blanketed crowd.
and the whole party manifested their
10y. They were like children, and it
was hard to get them away from the
scene.
"And that is the only time in my ex-
Derience with indians, and have had
considerable Of IT," said the former In.
terror Department man, "that / ever
saw an expression OF pure delight OIL
the face Of an Indian"
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whersin rheY niner.

Little Wlllie-Say, pa, what is T.
Inference between statesman ana
politician?
Pa--A statesman, my son, Is ablp
deceive without lying and polite
lies without deceiying.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-07-11
TOWN OfFlGERs.

Al Jezewskl. clerk.
3eo. T.unec. trustee Isl ward.
Jos. Vi Wagner. trustee End ward.
Il. Koletzky. trustee 3rd ward.
sas. G. Bouska. treasurer.
Anton j. Novak. assessor.
Frank Tetrik. street commissioner.
John f. Kostel. marshal
j. Al. T)vorak. Justice OF the Peace.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-07-11

Catholic Workman. Lodge No. 90,
hold meetings every second Sunday Of
eacn month. In the Catholic Society
Hail. J.. F. Wagner, Pres, John
SVrovatka. Sec.
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MEETINGS or LOCAL LODSEs,

Modern Woodmen Of America, No.
s0s7. hold meetings every Second Sat
uruay OF each month, In the &c. B.J.
nall at Tabor. s. d. Geo. A. Ptak,
Ven. Council: Rob. Vauk, Clerk.
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st. Ludmila'S Lodge, No. 100, U. J.
z. A.. hold meetings every second
Sunday Of each month, in the Cath
OIic Society hall Antonio Hakl,
Pres. Marie Siman. Sec.
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ABOUT TOWN

i IS JOS. IlIuSkd VlSltCu lHC county
seat Monday.
Geo. A. Ptak was a Tyndall VIZ
s:tor last Friday.
! Miss Rose Novak visited with
friends at Tyndall Monday.
Perry OFT visited with friends
at Tyndall Tuesday.
FIR Bouska and Robert Vauk
we're Tyndall visitors tuesday.
Now is the time for screen doors
and windows. S eJ. Fl. Qucal
about it.
FF Petrik with family of
Lake Andes attended the wee
ding of his brother Tuesday.
Picture framing done by A. ].
Novak handle undertaking
goods.
! Vaclav P. Petrik of Lake An
des and family attended the we'd
ding here Tuesday OF John Petrik.
You will save money if you
have your bills figured at ]. H.
Queal, before building.
Those having any of our beer
kegs will please return them at
once. Black & Hacicky.
Buy your stackers, sweep Ra-
kes, Binders, Mowers, twine, wa,
gons and buggies of Hruska &
Trunec.
Mrs. A. j. Terrence arrived
here from Grove Station, Virginia
to stay with her sons, Chet and
George.
When in Tabor call on John
Sturma for refreshing soft drink.
He also handles fine cigars and to
baccos. I
Rubber 0 roofing at the Queal
yard. 1t is sold at a price lower
than any catalogue house offers
you.
Mike and Frank Dolejsi of Ged
des visited at the home of Fred J.
Kaiser and Jos. Beran over Snn-
day.
Have you seen the beautiful
new line of glassware and china
ware at Vauk's store? 1t is worth
while seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Pecenka, sr.,
of Lake Andes visited with their
son Joseph and his family over
Sunday.
Bad sick headaches, biliousness or
constipation are quickly relieved by
Dewitt's Little Early Riser. Small
pill, sure pill, safe pill prompt and
pleasant in action. Sold at Tabor
Drug store.
Chas. Vauk and family moved
in their new residence in town last
Saturday. Louis Kalda has rent
ed their farm.
Get your paint at the 7. V. Ptak
lumber yard. They have on stock
the Monarch the best paint on
earth.
Louis Nedved and Fred Kaiser
of Lakeport were in town Nor
day, the former buying pair of
fly nets OF Jos. Hubal.
Fr. Soukup, Vol. Wagner and
FIR, Welt returned from Stanley
county Tuesday after a short visit
with Albert and Bart Soukup.
The Lakeside ball team of tn s
place played the Lesterville team
at that place last Sunday after
noon and took their scalps to the
tune Of S to 6.
| T. v. Ptak and Vaclav Kreycik
of Tyndall were here Sunday and
visited with Joseph Zitka, Tyn-
dali popular banker, who is seri-
ously i'll. "
Vauk's store received a large
II q
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-07-11

Knights Of st. Wenceslaus; No. Bs,
&c XII. hold meetings every Fourth
Sunday OF each month In the Catholic
Society hall J. f. Wagner, Pres,
T.. ". Kostel. Sec.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-07-11

&c. B.J Lodge No. Al, hold meet
InGs every second Sunday OF each
month In the q. O. B. J. hall. Frank
Kostroun Pres. Mrs. vyborny, Sec'y.
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! will pay cash for eggs. Bring
taem in and either select goods
for them or take cash. Your pa
tronage solicited. Jos. Halla.
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the Tyndall band. A cordial invi
tation is extended to all.
! James ], Gleich and wife, Jonas
Gleich and Jos. Gleich returned
from Lake Andes last Saturday.
They spent the glorious Fourth
on the lake fishing and report a
good time
A cleansing, clean, cooling, healing
household remedy is DeWitt's Carbo-
lized Witch Hazel Salye. For burns,
cuts, scratches, bruises, insect bites,
and sDre feetit is unequaled Good
for Piles. Beware of Limitations.
Get DeWitt's It's the best. Sold
at Tabor Drug Store.
For social, medicinal or house
hold uses |. w. HARPER whis-
key is the best and the safest.
The most popular high grade
whiskey on the market. Sold by
Hruska & Trunec.
mo hunting allowed" signs for
sale at the Independent Office at
| S cents piece. The cards I2xI5
inches. Other notice cards will
be printed to order at reasonab-
lie price.
Have you tried the Tabor Mills
aour7 If not, try it and you'll find
il the purest and best on the mar
ket. Mr. Bozeman the expert
head miller is the man that makes
it.
The Tabor Orchestra will hold
its first grand ball next Saturday
the 18th, in the Society hall at
Tabor. During the dance, re-
freshments will be served. A cor
dial invitation is extended to ALL
Sealed bids will be received for
the erection of a school house, 22
x4o, IL feet high, in dist No. 81.
All bids will be opened on Aug
ust 10, 1907. Plans and speciica-
4
lion can be had J. ]. Rezac, Tabor
Is. d.
When there is the slightest lndica-
tion of Indigestion, heart burn, hatu-
lence or any form of stomach trouble
take q little Kodol occasionally and
you will be afforded prompt RELIEF.
Kodol is a compound Of vegetable
acids and contains the juices found in
a healthy stomach. Kodol digests
what you eat, makes your food do you
good Sold at Tabor dug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIR Hakl returned
from their visit in Stanley county
Tuesday, Mr.. Hakl states to US
that the crops in that country are
in as good a shape as they are
here. Al and Bart Soukup, with
whom they visited, have 90 acres
of corn beside other grain and
all OF it is doing well.
A large congregation gathered
at the Bohemian Presbyterian
church east of town last Sunday.
| A class of Io members was confir-
med and 7 children baptiz d. The
church was very pretti!y and neat
| ly decorated with roses and ever
greens. This courch is in charge
of Rev. Linka, who by his faithful
earnest work is doing great deal
of good and building up a large
membership of faithful work ers.-
Tyndall Register.
Mrs. Howe of Sioux C'ty visit
ed the st. Wenceslaus Academy
last Friday and left the following
morning for her home with her
granddaughter little Edith Hayth
who had been attending the
school at this place After vaca-
ton visit with her relatives at that
place. Edith will return to resume
studies. Mrs. Howe formerly re-
sided on farm near LesteIvi lie
over twenty years and moved to
Sioux City about a year ago.
AT the Fourth of July celebra-
ton in Utica. the Tabor ball team
defeated Mission Hill in well
. !.
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side the host and hostess. MIR. and
Mrs Leo Campbell DR.. and Mrs. d.
c. Bulge, Prof. and Mrs. George w.
Thatcher. Mr. and Mrs. S. a. Lang
ton.
This weeks meeting of the A. c.
Woman's CLUB was held Mt the home
of Mrs. George w. Thatcher, Jr., top
les We're given by Mrs BeXell, Mrs.
Champ and Mrs. Dryden.
on Friday evening of last week, MI
and Mrs W. b. Preston, Jr., entertain
ed at skating which proved to be a
most enjoyable affair. Refreshments
were served and the evening thor
oughly enjoyed by about 80 of their
friends.
Miss Elizabeth Smith entertained at
dinner at the u. A, C. on Friday
Mrs. A. NJ Flemming has invitations
out for card party on Saturday af-
ternoon.
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nrsrRrT EVENING NEWS SATURDAY n BRUARY 1907

W. y. searIe and Mr. r. r.. irvine An
elaborate lunch was served.
Proi. and Mrs. ]. u. Keller snen, N
City. " 9"'' Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Loose lott we'd
wr,,suay evening FOR Los Angeles. Cal,
Douglass. '''''
Mrs Elizabeth Williams entertained
81 her home Tuesday afternoon I'm hon
OF OF the birthday anniversary of nor
daughter, Miss Lucia About twenty
young people enjoyed an afternoon of
games. music and various amusements.
A dainty dinner was served.
Miss Birdie Hanson was the pleasing
hostess AT an evening social Mt the
nome OF her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Jor-
gen Hanson, Tuesday evening. About
thirty young people enjoyed an evening
OF cards. music and recitations, De-
ieious refreshments were served.
Mrs. Phil speckart and Miss Arvilla
Clark were salt Lake visitors a few
days this week.
Miss Via Finlayson of Payson spent
Thursday visiting friends in this city.
The womans Republican club met
Monday evening at their club room and
enjoyed a pleasant social and musical
evening.
Miss Lizzie Evans entertained few
friends at dinner Sunday, Covers were
aid for ten.
Miss Olive Pratt was the charming
hostess at a dinner party at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Pratt Thursday evening. Fourteen
guests enjoyed a sumptuous dinner. al
ter which the party enjoyed the basket
bail game at the university.
DR.. and Mrs. n. H. Nelson enter
tanned a number of their friends at
their home Sunday evening. Sixty
three was the game played and enjoyed
by all. An elaborate lunch was served.
Miss Eppie Coray of Payson visited
friends in Provo Thursday.
Little Miss Minyon Startup, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs, william Startup. was
pleasantly surprised at the home of her
parents Friday evening by about twen-
~ of her young friends. The evening
passed merrily in games and various
amusements, Refreshments We're
served.
Mr. w. A. r. Loose has returned to
Bodie. Cal, after a pleasant visit with
friends in this city.
Postmaster Booth of Brigham spent
Friday in Provo, the guest of Postmas-
ter Glove.
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to.51TS5ll:QE-ftt1l.If6
Yr's,'f 7SsgvTTs.s .5,-ST TsrrrE7r-'sr''
OGDEN.


Ogden, Utah Feb. S,-Amohg the
-aSurable events of the week was tns
.eiubration Monday afternoon Alu sN ~
iAg OF the home OF Mr. and -hIs' iuVs'
u. Heller on Orchard avenue oI the
aundredth anniversary of the p'tth VI
AbraDam Porter one OF lhe SUN ~
.Ioneers of Weber county. Nea'ly NV
sescendents OF the honured SIRE palu-
,ipaIeu in the AFFAIR. purng lhe ~
.ernoon the lRuies and the children en-
JOyed themselves at music ana saIi'es,
,nd In the evening the married mem
oers of the family enjoyed themselves
II vocal and Instrumental music anu
ocial chat. A brief history OF tne for-
er family was Outlined. MIs lielieI
no is the daughter OF Nh. Porter
-erved bOpnteous repast ootn alteI-
DON and evening. Tie tables we're pref
..y decorated with cut flowers
Friday evening large number oil
ae young friends Of Glen ana koy
ovey gathered at their home on
,Nenty-S street and gave them
genuine surprise party y pleasant
inc was spent IN playing games ana
ausic Dainty refreshments We're
arv ed
The ladies' auxiliary OF the K. Of c,
ave one OF their enjoyable dancing
arlies Friday evening at the Congress
auclng academy,
Robert a, Pyper OF Ogden and Miss
lrdelia Webb OF Salt Lake ely, two
pular young people were married This
eek.
Miss Lena Clark of Salt Lake City
,slted in Ogden this week, the guest
Mrs. stoneceifer.
The Patent Medicine Evil was the
bject of an interesting discussion
Wednesday afternoon at he meeting
the W. G, T. u. Those who took part
the program were Miss Leota Ken
iedy, Miss Susie Simme, Mrs. Sarah
rossman, Mrs. Eva Blackington, Mrs.
. Bradley and Mrs. Devlin.
Mrs. DR.. 5. L. Birch entertained a
ew OF her lady friends Tuesday after
oon at Kensiugton.
At the St Josephs Catholic church
tuesday, afternoon Rev. Father Ryan
erformed the ceremony which united
bonds Of wedlock, Joseph Escllier and
Hiss c. Leflohic, two popular young
eopls OF Biackfoot. Idaho.
Miss Susie Arnold and Henry T..
lrch, two of ogden's highly esteemed
Dung people We're married this week
Hon. David E,ccles accompanied by
is wife and two daughters, left og-
'an Thursday for an extended trip
through the east and Cuba.
Mrs. G.. p, Roberts left Ogden Wed
esday evening for St. Paul and other
2stern cities TO spend a month with
e'atives.
Much interest is being manifested II
he lecture to be delivered TUESDAY
vening at the Tabernacle by Prof
ohm 3, DeMott on THE Harp of III,
'anses."
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thatche- .,...
tanned informally on Wednesdov '' osl
ming at a skating party after wS ,e,
luncheon was served at their b %nea
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs ,'' fas
Campbell, Mr., and Mrs. w. b. Prastn s'
Jr. a'VH'
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher :.
DR.. and Mrs, ID. G. Bulge. Mr. s '33
Mrs, T. w. Naylor, Prof. and Mrs 1 ny
5. Langton. Prof. and Mrs. Georye 4,
Thatcher, Jr. Miss Ora Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hanson or
tertained very pleasantly on MonSsr
evening in honor OF Mr., Harvey Mai,
Those present We're Misses Alton ana
Genevieve Thatcher, Sophia Pon,son
June and Harriet Blair, Eva and oil,
Johnson, Mildred Daniels. yireIrh
Blair. Messrs. Harvey Blair. Bilrr,
Wooley. Seth Hanson.
Mr.. Severlne Jeppersen, Jr., and
Miss Blanche Bishop were marn5
on Wednesday. They are among i.
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ley Price and later Miss Jewett and
Harold Mclean of the Paul Gilmore
company. the party afetrward going
to the Wilson for supper.
Misses Mildred and Bess Mcmillan
gave dancing party at their home
last night in honor of Miss Corn OF
ogden, who is their guest. The rooms
were bright with flowers, and num-
Der of the younger set participated
A valentine party win be given by
the Kindergarten teachers of the Y. OF
Z IN the Kindergarten room on Feb 10.
Miss Ethel Lane was delightfully."- en-
teramed by the teachers Of the Ham
ilton school on Monday, the affair being
In the way OF an afternoon tea.
Miss Winnifred Woodmansee gave
an informal luncheon at the CONNER
cial club on Monday.
MIS-. VIII Clawson was guest Of hon
or at pleasant afternoon affair on
Monday. her hostess being Mrs. william
Reid.
Mrs. II. C. Brownlee entertained her
card club this week'
Col and Mrs. Lockwood gave a re-
ception at the post on Tuesday night
tine hours being from s 10 10 o'clock.
The rooms were bright with palms,
potted plants, and pink and white car
nations. and the hosts We're assisted by
a number OF the officers ana their la
dies. The regimental band furnished
delightful Music during the evening.
a pleasant affair OF the week was
the card party given by Mr. and Mrs
w w. Cuff in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs,
John T. Calno. about 20 friends being
entertained The rooms were decorated
I'm roses and carnations and the prize
winners were Mrs. j. #. Caine and Mr..
Charles Calne.
Mrs. Golden ]. Culver gave a bundle
Shower Thursday evening I'm honor "
her sister Miss Ruth Holding. A large
number OF friends were present aud a
most enjoyable time was had.
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(OMING24~o
:EIC5CING

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Qusley
have returned from an extended lsl-
ern trip
Dr. n y Hines hns returned from q
two weeks VISIT with friends 90 the
cast
Mn and MIS- j. y. wood have re-
turned from AN eastern trip of Two
months and are nt their home ON
Brigham street
Nh. and Mrs. j. j Daily and dueh.
tors Eudoua ana Evelyn arrived a Na-
Plies Jan ~ From there they wi go
to Rome and later make tour OF Tie
ioly Land
Miss Maudc McCnrear has gone 10
California where 7h wilI visi. friends.
Mr.. ana Mrs George Wrench have re-
'urnoi uficr "a long RaF u California
ond are at homo again pt Second and j
streets,
Mrs. Robert g.. GommHl Mu leave
today FOR california over lha sam Lake
Route and VEIN ntnr rr to Oakland To-
visit me Anderson family
Mrs W. Thbals ana Mrs j. r..
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. cosgriff left this
week for the east.
Mrs. Fred McGurrn has gone to the
coast for a stay of some weeks.
Mrs w. l.. Jones has gone for visit
Of some time with friends in Los An
geles.
Mrs. Nj. A. Lane and her daughter
Miss Vera Lane, left Wednesday for
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Francis Pastorus left this week
for her nome in Colorado Springs, after
visit of a few weeks with Mrs. Err
nest Bamberger
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were those respectively " Miss A ,,Ise
Burnett and c. " Wheeling. ana M'lS
Genevleye Lcahor and George ,,.
Barnes, both being very quiet all'I, W.
Mr.. and Mrs Barnes have gone 10 ., az
Angeles and Mr. and Mrs, WhSg,e''i'e
will be at home here after FEB ~
Another quiet wedding was ,''",I, ,u1 W.
ilss Edna Giles and Franz. ~ VA.
llams. who were married ON Woines,ua,y
n the temple and went IL Guy '' N'e''
nome. 1854 Sixth East strcet
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PROVO.

The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Francella Adams.
Nn interesting paper on 1.-The Saxon
Dynasty was given, Mrs, Hattie Slater
'eviewed Bayview Magazine No. 1. Roll
all was answered by members with
uotations from some early German and
acts about him.
The Nineteenth Century club met
friday with Mrs. David Westwood
Rev George Townshend gave highly
appreciated address on Browning. \
lumber of invited guests of the mem
ers were present.
The Pallas club met with Miss Will
mette Sperry Thursday evening. An
interesting program was rendered, and
efreshments served.
ISIS Bessie Eastmond Friday The
sual interesting program was rem
cred, Refreshments were served.
The Five Hundred Card club me,
18th Mr. and Mrs. w ID. Roberts, Jr..
Wednesday night Mrs. w b. Searle
as awarded the ladies' prize. and Mr.
;. r. Irvine, Jr.. the gentlemen's prize.
refreshments were served.
The Priscilla club will give a ball al
he Hotel Roberts on the evening OF
he 2lst
Ed L. Sloan was here from Salt Lake
his week visiting friends.
The Sixth ward Y. T.. NJ. /. A. sew
g club held its session with Miss
AIRY McCulloughs this week. After
ref lzl,f 90
ere served, and social time enjoyed
NIr. and Mrs. George l. Taylor of Lake
Few have returned from trip to Los
ngeles While there they visited Mr.
nd Mrs. George w Thayer, formerly
this city.
Mr. and Mrs C. n. Loose and Mr.
Nd Mrs. l.. Holbrook have gone TO
'allfornia on a pleasure trip.
Mrs sam schwab and Miss Elsie
GORE left with the ElSs excursion for
1liforna today
Miss Fern Monk visited friends IN
pringvllle this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis g. Tying Of
mericau Fork, were the guests OF Mr..
' ''' - "' "t"'t '""""1'
The ladies OF the Maccabees enter
lined Tuesday evening IN the club
oorns. An interesting program was
ndered and refreshments served.
Mrs. Oscar wilkins and children left
Thursday for Los Angeles TO Join her
usband, who mas engaged I'm business
hero. The family expect TO reside in
Los Angeles for several years.
Mrs, l. l.. Nelson entertained at ain
1er Sunday; covers were laid for ten.
Miss Grace Harding Is down from
'aHand visiting relatives
Mrs. W. II Duseuberry is back from
Denver where she has been visiting
her son owen
The people OF the Second ward en-
ioyed AN old-time dancing soclable
Wednesday night IN the ward house.
Many former members Of the ward
we're quests OF the occasion and a de-
.ishtfal social evening passed
Tho Mystic club gave a brilliant re-
option In the university Saturday
evening. The rooms were most art
.Hucnlly decorated, dancing and refresh
nents were enjoyed, Mesdames schwah,
irvine Barney ana Dusenberry on
slated aa chaperonos
Mr., and Mrs William y. Roberts en-
tertalned the Five Hundred card club
N the Hotel Roberts Wednesday even
ing An the members wore present
ana enioNed the pouplar game OF FlYa
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LOGAN.

Logan Feb. Son Monday evening
last Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Naylor enter
tanned number of friends at dinner
at the Hanks hotel. The day marked
the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Naylor and the table decora-
ton and place cards were very dainty
and appropriate Covers were laid
for 10, there having been present be-
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. Il. Loose loft wed .
lnesuay evening for Los Angeles Cal.
DonElass. r. 80 lN'0u'e