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GO 4IuhEed from fNftt rage
neil out lryinE 90 steal. Gibson 10 waE
ntr- DNE RUN.
Leevsr out Mcintyre 70 Hummel.
hal man singled and went 20 second on
halonry-H Wild throw leach singled "a
rahi taking second on an unsucceHs Hl
Ati~tnnt o. rat-n Hnlimhn. R5ho Nas ~
safe AZ third CLARKE hunted saf 81
lIallman scoring. Wagner forced Clarke.
2 AlpsSs---1--lo lsrgss. Leach scoring
wagner stole second Abhv out Hum
me-, unasslsted. TWO RUNS
Sixth inning.
Maionsv out. shsehsn 20 Nsaion
laNis out Lever 10 Nsalou Buties-
OF. L>cN-cr "a Neaion. No RUNS
Aaloney dropped Nealon's ny shee-
ban filed 20 NAloney gibeon wulked
Lever fled 70 Lumley Hallman
famed No RUNS
Seventh Inning.
Mclntyve out, Wagner 10 NoalOn Al
perman h,t safe and went 10 second on
ShsshHn's Wild throw Casey nied 10
Hhlluan L.erYer walked Lumlsv =
dan batted fur nptch and flied 70 HAL.
man 40 RUNS
The game was called AZ this point
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WOMAN LOSES
ACTION BROUGHT
AGAINST STOKES
Certificate Of Birth Made by Doctor
Who Attended Lucy Randolph
Read Name of Father
Unknown"

The case of MIS- Lucy Randolph against W. D. Stokes tor the
maintenance Of boy of whom declares the millionaire is the
father out by Justice jacox in the Queens County
Supreme Court at Flushing this afternoon This action taken
after plaintiff had been closed the Court holding that
contract binding Mr. Stokes for the child had been proved and
that any had been entered into void against
pubt morals.
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field and a. Williams mufrsd the throw
,nuxhIin ucOfed and the otheE runners
were safe. Conroy murcd RoSSmHn'- =
laughter Rorsman singled TO leti.
scoring Crawford. and as LAporte
munod HonmAu's throw.in. Cobb reach.
al third and Rossman second, Duwnss
went out. HogE to Chase. Cobb scoring
OIcary was hit by pitched bah.
Schmidt ended the agony with a ny 70
HOFFMAN. NINE RUNS.
Kle!now singled to LEFT Hog= str}ck
ont keclcr forced Kieirow a. sesohd.
Downcs 10 o'Leary Elosr'eld line
nled 20 Cobb no RUNS
Third Inning.
Killlan was retired By Williams and
Chase Jones singled TO rFht Cough
Williams was accidentally spiked by
Jones. delaying the game some time
williams was unable 20 continue and
Morisriiy replaced him. Crawford sin
rled scoring Jones. Cobb singled. al
vanclng Crawford 10 second. Rossman
singled 10 left. Crawford scoring
cobb stole third. Rossman stole sec.
ond. E!herfeld muning kieIlow-s
Chase was thrown out by o'Lo,rv
Laporte qp,. D9wne, 70 RosEman.
Nor: S ~ y he to ,sd s e fsHSs max. for ss ssTs
mn he vas easily caught ., the plate.
Crawford 10 oLeary TO Schmidt. No
RUNS
Fourth Inning
oLeary wss disposed o, by EIberfeld
and ChAse. S-l-1ldt singled 70 centre.
ravsnclnS schmidt TO third A wild
Mitch allowed schmidt 90 score and XII.
Ian TO reach third Jones hied 10 Hon
man ,SIB RlAs sd ssoSs 10 aonsan aH2nsaln weEkSd Wdd
conToy out. oLeary 10 Rossman.
Hon nan bunted 70 Kllhan and Vent on,
nv sris'eH $0 pTNS
Fifth Inning.
Cobb nied out 20 Keelor Rossnlan
afted one . Conroy. pornes out. Mo
riarlty to Chase. No RIMS
.hogg WAS thrown out BY couEhila
kceleg was rclTcd 8y Downes and
Rossnau. Elbsrfeld fod1sd out to
Ro1snan. no RUNS
Sixth Inning.
o.Leary singled 70 the inheld Schmidt
buntcd anG on Ho8Es Wild 'Aror
Wild pllcl allowed O'Lea.y ~ score and
schmidt to reach third. ttilllan struck
out Sramidt tHed 10 steal home, buf
was H1ilcd Hogg 10 k!e.now. Eiher-
frld'f Mild ttruE-tD 20 ChRka allowed Jon IS
To HhaN.A HfHAANA. ANAkNAl NANAaH4t NNnfs
lng Jones Monarty 10, Crawford :
Erounder 80 through hls legs and the
runner was safe. Cobb forced Craw-
ford a. .sccond, Elberfeld unassiS,cd.
TWO RUNS.
Chase out. o'Laary' 80 Rossman. La
porte flied 20 Jones MoriaTty hi 10 the
score board Tor two bases Cobb made
a great catch Of Conroy's long foul.
NO RUNS.
Scyenth Inning,
Rossman our. M0flarty 10 Chass
OI.earv singled ~ the third base ma
Elherfeid hImblei' sehialdis grounde-
blih runners being safe. K.ilian walked
RUNS.
Holman was nut out OF the WAY by
pownes and Rossman Kleinow MED
. o'Lesry- Hogs singled 70 centre
kesisr out killisn % Rosaman no
Eighth Inning.
ooughlin fold-nied TO Chase crsw-
ford out, HsWg 10 CHase CDbh was
called nut on strikes 40 Ri-NH
Elberfeld holsted one 10 RossmAn.
Chase out O'Lear 20 Hnssmhn La
porte out Downes 10 RoEsman. 40
Ninth Inning
R1s7nan got uNo buses ON Chase g
mum of Elherfslds throw Downes sac
rhocd HpFg touching him out on The
une Oisary sinvlsd scoring Hoss-
man Sohmidf fiNd o. Hnfman xii
Han out Elberfeld - chase ONE Run
NI.HrfF H'1fl a tu UHHtrf Canr1y
..L '1-'Hrra snsieI repluF Nfrrarfs
T Yrr l1Ne1 f1r HoFF IT, HH d
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SHIPS SURGEON FOUND
DEAD IN STATER00R

Or Kubln. Of orange s. J.. ships
surgeon u ihe steamer Plinr Eltn
FHcdrch E77 found dsad M his
tlhrfopw na t.ii steamer up.l hrr ar
rival nr fr nln Elnr Dr.
t Hlt so 1i iHafrs rf fr4ay.
ln li j. nsHtfe4 aH took ~ a.l.d9se
y sssainf 2. aeeldsal lssi nlr y
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GALLANT RESCUE
AT SEA AS CROWD
ON SHIP CHEERS
The Carmania's Passengers See Sea
man Breen Plunge Into Rolling
Waves and Save Man Frozen
Stiff in Tiny Dory.

Passengers who arrived here toay in the big turbine Cman7 Of
the Cunard line to thrilling story daring rescue in mdocean OF
French ieheunan from tiny do which he had ben bufeed
about for fourteen days During days he had tasted neither
rink
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Every week, month and year The
Aorld pnnis more "hslp Nantsa"
Ads than any lhIes olnef New York
nsapa2sTs continued. anA
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dishUuing, humop, erzsmas, letters,
rashes itChIngs and irttations Of infants,
children. and adults when OIL other RENE
dies and even physicians fal.
Cont p'sis EIisrnil and Internal Trestnsut fnf
IFffy h+unr ef lnfantI rhidreu. aud Aduis rom
tlsis N Clfcufa hqap f2ic a. ciaalaf thf hk ~
Iluruu utliulsui hocl ~ hFal ths fkiu SOD
lui-ra frs4frut 100 Tor iu th- iafiH m Chocolate
lpsisd r.a, ~ W Val ~ uoi 70 fgfiiT tAs acd
DO hr1ngh1.i ths 90. tottd bfaf A lheia-
lufp sole Frupf huatan, ~ -
- halied frss. Hos % 1ioal slln DlsesAss.
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9aoK EseItnlng In nanen's
is!sTARINE III! II
MOTH BAGS
Tarins Moth 6hss e. RuE Wrappers
sANklno AND FINANCIAL
o OPPOR1OnITV.

0RR0R1O UNITY.
I want tsnuoo AZ oncs, ghs monsy % %
uHsd in enlarge = business which H . pc
NUal U1nslflI. With plumtH "a an pef t.hi.
1n the proiufi Which rnterr into The pull liipg
aud optrAilau n thrlg plFts qf naghltl,l
sAiuplsn npd tarfVHl lslndanea unuW "a. Ngff
beat New lofh rrfstencra " Spu have y
onoe VII slts {uu chance ~ msA e
~ slsd sseiiis h 10 ~ thfst estabis ana
reliabls ygunE mFn Niih aolas menel profil
Hhe paNlfpne With tho company I represent
Tslethons on call q Isl FoHnEf rim
NrafN. $780,
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Follow the crowd Toto This World,
SRADt selaaallA
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H|GHLANDERS GAME

ccontlpued from First Pnr,)
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ITCHING T0RTURES
o. Speedily Cured
9EAA BY Cuticura

A warm bath with
Cuticura Soap and a
single application Of
CutlcurA Ointment, tho
great Skin Cure, Will
h1ord immediate relief,
permit rest and sleep,
and point 10 a speedy
cure q themost distrois-
Ing formE OF torfurlug,
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BROOKLYN GAME

Continued from First PaEe)
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Stokes on the stand

Stokes himself var rut on TIE tfrrB
JuHt before noon To-day pHH ursf gHrH.
Npg Yui tl uim bt Alr battle Was t..s.
fnW much are yuu worth. M4
+. kNuf
. could rpt auawrr uhat question oH.
band. replied t4e altneas
Are 1u worth more ihan a million
doiarrA
y sapp1sa Z am was Lls ansser
lhnf ended slokeH.A examination
AAI| a.Hl4sl tHt kralHrd Alrar. NAo
noe been Nitl Mrs Ran lulpE moss on
tHr time since tht birth of her boy. Ma
witness 80 faid ilat un the mEat
Hulf Robert AIS born stahcs Vas tters
and appurtntIY aH E.rsfu' az any proud
fAlhrf mignt Dc on being recalled Mrs.
Randolph Identified several tsIsxramr
hrrt ig boo siphes iu 1897 auI leL
Nj hatue Informed the Court tnat
he had tndeurpred 10 subpos ~ M
az Witnesses hut that they could mo- ha
nulf
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scysn,h Inning.

R1srnan got uNo buses ON Chase
mum or Elherfelds throw Downss faC-
rIf.ed. HogE touching him Out on the
man sohmidt r'@i o. Hnnman Kill
Han out Elbsrfeld - chase. ONE RUN
NI.Hrfr H'1fl.d tn UHHirf Canr1y
v-1H retired nnrnnf % Tpssmsn NfH
a-i# raHrH rg fscYH1 HHrmrr struck
..I ,1-'.frts srefrI r.0rl1F Nf-r. .rt.'
r. lrrr h4He1 fIr HoFE ITr fe b
u.i nNr vI'N
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CoDb nied out 20 Eeelcr Rossnlan
iited one - C0nroy. DoNnes out. Mo
riarlty 10 chagc, No RIMS
Hogg WAS thrown out by CouEhiln
keeleg was rcsiTed by Downes aui
Eossinau. EibeTfeld f1ulrd out 90
RoEFuau. no RUNS
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PARK CITY,

Mrs. Charles Watson and daughter
Martha, spent Sunday in Park, visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dan B. Shields.
| Miss Amber Bardsley entertained al
an informal dinner Sunday at her cozy
home on Park avenue, for a few OF
her friends.
Harry Hall came over from Evans
ton, Wyo., the first part of the week,
and will visit friends in this city for a
few days.
Miss May Hedges returned to Ogden.
Monday morning, where she is attend
! ing the High school.
Mrs. c. w. Street entertained the
/ members of the 500 club at her home on
| Empire avenue Wednesday afternoon.
James Mcdonald returned home from
Nevada Wednesday morning, where he
has been for several months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McSorley and
child arrived in this city from Goldfield
Sunday and will remain during the win
ter months.
The first meeting of the o. N. o. club
since their adjournment last spring
was held Thursday evening at the home
of Miss May Bailee, when plans for the
future were discussed and the seasons
work outlined.
Mrs. Thomas Tanning and child re-
| turned to the city Wednesday after
noon. after a pleasant ten days visit
with relatives in Park
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wight entertain
ed the Pioneer Bridge Whist members
at their home on Main street Thursday
evening. After several games had been
played the prizes were awarded and re-
freshments served. A pleasant time
was had by all present.
Mrs. Grose and son Fred have gone
rsrDN~ -
Mrs. c. r. Drake was a Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Miss Pinknie, one of the local teach
ers. returned home Sunday morning
from Salt Lake, where she spent the
Thanksgiving holidays, visiting with
friends.
The High school pupils OF the Column
bian Literary society gave very pleas
ing program Friday afternoon in the
assembly room. An unusually large
number Of visitors were present, who
enjoyed the program very. much.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Street entertain
ed the members of the NJ. z. club at
their home Friday evening. Mrs. Lock-
hart and Mr.. Short won the prizes
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. McEwan on Dec. 26.
Mrs. c. NJ. Short will entertain the
sewing club next Monday afternoon.
On Wednesday evening the blue lodge
of Royal Arch Masons elected officers
for the ensuing year, as follows; Chas.
Pink, w. M; DR.. Wilson, S. W; VIM.
Dodge, ]. w; VIM. Radon, secretary;
Eugene Giles, treasurer.
Mrs Thomas Kearns and Miss Bessie
Faddis came up to Park Friday
informing.
The local hive OF Maccabees is pre-
pairing for a bazar and supper, to be
given Dec. II.
Spencer Clark is visiting in Park with
his sister, Mrs. Davidson.
- Mrs. Arthur Weeter entertained
twelve young people Friday evening at
a skating party in honor of Miss Vina
Wilcox, of Salt Lake, who is the guest
of Mrs. Weeter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan B. Shields enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening, the
occasion being the third anniversary of
their marriage.
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LOGAN.

Miss Inez THAN entertained on Fri
day evening in honor of Thomas G..
Rowland, who leaves shortly for the
mission field. The evening was spent
with games, song and chat. Refresh
ment were served. On Thursday even
ing Mr.. Rowland was the guest of
honor at a big ward social, held in the
Second ward meeting house.
Miss Wanda Tarbet entertained on
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Charles NJ. Stephenson
of The Dalles. Ore. spent the first oe
the week with Logan relatives and
friends.
Miss Maggie d. Green returned to
her home in Layton on Sunday, after
a brief visit with Logan friends.
Mr.. Hardy of Bountiful spent Mon
day in this city.
Philo Kent left Tuesday for San
Bernardino, Cal, where he will spend
the winter.
A. B. Irvine of Salt Lake spent the
fore part of the week visiting Logan
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Davidson left
on Monday for Rexburg. where they
viii visit relatives and friends. They
win probably visit Teton Basin before
returning.
Bishop John Q. Adams entertained
the Fifth ward choir on Tuesday
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evening at a social. About sixty peo-
pie were present, and they spent very
pleasant time.
part Of the week with friends in Brig
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Eldredge returned
to their home in Coa!-ille on Sunday,
after having spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with Mrs. Eldredge's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rust.
Mrs. Mary Facer Of Willard re-
turned to her home on Thursday, after
spending some time here as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. William @. An
derson.
August Bertetsen came home from
Tonopah, New, on Wednesday, and
will be here until after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greenhalgh of
Bloomington. Ida, returned to their
home on Friday, after spending ten
days with relatives in this city.
Mayor Cruikshank and Frank Jones
of Montpelier. Ida, spent a couple of
days of this week in Logan.
Oscar Borkman was rendered a re-
ception at his home on Monday even
ing by his former associates in Sab
bath school work. About fifty people
attended the function, which was a
very enjoyable one.
William Heath left for San Fran
cisco Tuesday evening to enter the en-
plOy of the government there.
Arthur Fullmer of Teton, Ida, Wis
tied here this week with his aunt, Mrs.
Thomas Friday. The young man was
on his way home from the southwest
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PROVO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Irvine spent
Thursday in Salt Lake City, where
they attended the wedding reception
of Mr. Irvine's cousin. Miss Coalter
who was married to Mr.. Golightly. The
reception was given at the home of the
brides parents.
Miss Fay Loose of this city, who is
attending the Mills college at Oakland,
Cal, entertained the members of the
Oakland Society of Musicians. Miss
Loose is well known here for her abil-
ity as a vocalist, she having taken the
leading role in the local opera COM
pany.
Mrs. A. c. Lund has returned home
from Mt. Pleasant. where she has been
visiting during the last week or two
The Sixth ward amusement commit
tee gave a basket party in the meet
ing house Friday night. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in feasting
and dancing. The receipts were do
mated to the meeting house fund.
Mrs. B. NJ. Cunningham entertained
at luncheon Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hannah Dunkley was very
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening
by a large number of her relatives.
the occasion being the anniversary of
her sixtieth birthday.
The Nineteenth Century club met at
the home of Mrs. o. B. Suhr Friday
afternoon. Mrs. John Warwick gave a
very interesting reading on Child
hood
James f. Dunn of this city, who has
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here visiting her daughter. Mrs. Elmo
Moore.
Gus ]. Henriod was over from Eureka
Thursday
E. H. Sparks, of Salt Lake, was here
the first of the week.
Noah Pitt has returned from Idaho.
Roy T. Cowan was down from Salt
Lake visiting his family Monday.
j. A COttrell went to Ephraim on
Wednesday.
]. c. Hawley was here from Provo
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sparks. of Salt
Lake, spent Sunday in Nephi.
Herbert Hopes, of Eureka, spent Fri
day in Nephi.
Miss Hattie Greenwood returned to
Payson Sunday. after a pleasant visit
with her friend, Miss Ruby Cole.
Leslie Foote is in Mt. Pleasant this
week.
Mrs L. P. Anderson is visiting her
parents in Ephraim this week.
Mrs Rose Patten is down from Provo
this week.
Mrs. Leo Wyckoff. of Park City. is
here, visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Hendrickson.
Mrs. Lille Phillips, from Oakley, Ida,
is visiting here this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-08
MANTI.

The marriage of George B. Cox, jr
and Miss Charlotte Madsen, both OF
this city, has been announced to take
place Wednesday of the coming week
Miss Nettie Alder is visiting friends
and relatives in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Frank Tuttle entertained dur
ing the week in honor of her sister
Mrs. w. G. Crawford of Salt Lake City
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. OlSten returned
from the metropolis during the week
where they visited for a few days.
The South Ward NJ. I. A. intends CIV
ing a dancing party in the Assembly
hall Wednesday Of the coming week.
Dan Olsen of MorOni visited friends
in Manti during the week.
James E. c. Scow and Miss Anna L.
Hendricksen of Mayfield were married
at the temple Wednesday last.
j. NJ. Johnson of Spring City was in
the city curing the week doing bust
ness.
Reuben Christensen of Provo, for
merly county commissioner of this
county. was a business visitor here
during the week.
Benjamin Christensen of Gunnicon
spent several days in Manti this week
doing business.
Mrs. Belliston and niece of Nephi
were in the city during the week WIS.,
iting at the home OF Miss Allie Farms
worth
Miss Louise Hogan returned during
the week from the metropolis after
spending few weeks with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred d. Smith enter
tanned during the week at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jensen Of May
field were in the city during the week.
Mrs. Louise Terkeisen and Mrs. An
ME Jensen of Mt. Pleasant are in the
city doing temple work.
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NEPHI.

One of the biggest social events of the
season was the military ball given Fri
day evening by company A, national
guards. No pains were spared in the
way of decorations and refreshments
and a royal time was had. Colonel
Piummer and Lieutenant Barrett OF
Salt Lake were in attendance.
Another event of the Veek was the
reception given to the High school stu
dents Saturday evening by the faculty
Excellent refreshments were served and
a good time had.
Mrs. W. P. Day returned to her home
in Logan the first of the week, after a
pleasant visit with relatives and friends
here.
Enoch Barton was in Salt Lake Tues
day.
Mayor w. H. Pettigrew went to Salt
Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Pexton and son, J. n. c.
PeXton, went TO Springville Thursday.
Mrs. Ruth Chase returned Tuesday
from Eureka.
Mrs. George Hickman, of Eureka. is
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T1NTIc.

B. F. Hodson of Spanish Fork was in
Eureka during the week.
NJ G Nuro is visiting in the capital
Mrs. c. F. Spillman returned last
Sunday to Goldfeld, New. She had
been visiting her mother, Mrs. H. W.
Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Trent have moved
to the capital, where they will reside
Mrs. Joseph Treloar of Mammoth
wah a Eureka visitor last Friday.
Andrew Mitchell returned last Mon
day from a trip to the capital
A baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Sullivan last Tuesday
Mrs. William Groesbeck is in the
capital visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor enter
tanned the latter's father, Charles
Hanks of Salem, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Monroe left
last Sunday for Salt Lake City, where
they Will reside.
Mrs. George Hickman is visiting rel
atives in Nephi.
Mrs. Denis Sullivan, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Genevieve Sulli-
van, returned last Sunday from a visit
to the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Bird returned
this week from an extended trip
through the eastern states.
Frank Mediation returned last Tues
day from Payson, where he had been
visiting relatives.
Joseph Larson, who is in. Provo, will
remain in that city duringethe Christ
mas holidays.
William Matthews and William Mat
thews, jr., of Provo are visiting friends
and relatives in Eureka
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Fred Burson.
James Galley paid the capital visit
last week, returning Monday.
Sam Boyle returned to his home in
Knightsville last Tuesday after a visit
with relatives in Payson.
Mrs. C. C. Countrynan returned last
Sunday to her home in Iowa She was
accompanied as far as the capital by
Mrs. c. F. Spillman. whom she visited
in Eureka
DR.. and Mrs Harville and little
daughter left last Wednesday for Salt
Lake. The journey was taken to ben
eft the health of the last named.
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The Austin family reunion Tuesday
was attended by over 100 descendants
of Father John Austin. Among those
Z from outside cities were Mark Austin
<.of Sugar City. Heber Austin Of Idaho
Falls, George. John and Thomas Aus
: tin of Salt Lake City. A banquet was
served, after which there was a pro
gram of music, speeches and dancing.
Mrs. J. earn of Centerville and Mrs.
DR.. Bates of Minnesota are the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. II. c. Holbrook.
Thomas Yates Of Salt Lake City is
visiting with Lehi friends.
Mrs. n. G. Whipple was taken to the
L. d. S. hospital Wednesday. where
she successfully underwent an opera
ton for tumor troubles.
The d. r. society held its regular
meeting Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. George Schow. The next ses-
sion cunvenes at the home of Mrs. j.
NJ. Kirkham-
George baltimore. a Nevada mining
man, with his wife are visiting with
Mrs. NJ. baltimore.
Joseph Otterson and wife of Spanish
Fork are the guests Of Mrs. Katherine
-Knudson.
Joseph E. Taylor of Salt Lake City
delivered a Thanksgiving address Sun
adav in the Tabernacle.
Mrs. Darrow Lott of Montrose, Colo,
is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Har-
-riet Jacobs.
Herman Alfred returned Tuesday
from Idaho. where he has spent the
past several months with his sister,
Mrs. Lenore Otterson.
Mrs. Leon Taylor of Sugar City is
spending the year-end with Mrs. John
Brown.
wilford and Jesse woodhouse of Ida
no Falls are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John Woodhouse.
Mrs. B. c. Earl and daughter Clara
spent the past week in Eureka.
Miss Iva Alfred spent the past week
visiting friends in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Josie johnson of Provo is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
w. Brown.
Archie Gardner, Bert and Clarence
ALFRED and Norman Anderson. who are
attending the B. Y. L., spent the week
end with Lehi friends.
The stork during the past week left
baby girls at the homes of j. r. Giles,
j. A Goodwin, A. H. Bone, David
Jones and Nose Hart.
Mrs. Letta Hanson of Garland is the
guest OF Mrs. Annie Coates
Mrs. Joseph Broadbent returned
Monday from a weeks visit in Eureka,
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. c. w.
Earl.
Mrs. Laura Knudson Nye of Garfield
Is visiting friends in Lehi. y
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw of Nampa
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tuckfieid.
Professor o. A. Kirkham of the l.. d.
s. u. spent several days the past week
with Lehi friends.
p. ". Schneider. and wife of Chicago
have located in Lehi and Will engage