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Happy Ridge

George Voorhees, and wife enter
tained, last Sunday, Vern Kitchen,
wife and two children, of Mount
Vernon, and Becca and Mazis
Paxton, of Pig Pine Valley.
Mrs. Margaret Gordon spent
Sunday with Lewis Hunines and
family.
David Willard and wife spent
Sunday with Bert Voorhees, and
family.
Mrs. Flossie Febus, who has been
sick for some time, ia much better
at this writing
Jake Baintnr and wife enter
tained, last Sunday, Ira BANTER,
wife and two children, Emery
BANTER, wife and two children,
Harry Febus, Jacob BaInter and
son, Fannie Keller, Roland Ogle
ana Mrs. Sarah Lama and two
children.
Mrs. Ida Zeigler and daughters,
of Cream Ridge, spent Sunday af-
ternoOn with Mrs. Lewis lluiiines
and family.
Lizzie and Bertha Hufiines call
ed on M azie Lama, Saturday af-
ternoOn.
Martin Huilines was brought
home from the Columbus Hospital
last Monday and was taken to the
Athens Asylum, last Friday.
Joel Voorhees, and Charley Bell,
OF Gibisonyille, called on Bert
Vofhees and family, Sunday.
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STRENTz + LAPPEN|

guest of her sister Martha Lindsey
on this creek.
Katie Woodward, of Laurelville,
was visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Inboden on this creek
this week.
Mrs. Eta Woodward, Of Pick
away county, called on several of
her old neighbors on this creek
a few days this week.
Harley Vanfossan, of Coon Rod,
has bought the l.. O. Virgins
property and moved ON same on
this creek. J. o. Wiggins To-
eating ut Haynes.
Report has it that Lottie De-
vault has sold her farm on Salt
Greek to Rufus Johnson. This
farm is known as the Leonard De.
vault term.
Little Joe, in last weeks paper,
said that the protracted meesing
would begin at Mount Carmel,
Nov. 9th, at 80 p. IN. Big Ike
says ii is Il mistake that the meet
ing will be at Lebonon instead of
Carmel, commencing on aboye
date.
Philip Swackhamer and family,
of Co0n Rod, visited w. #.
Sohooley end family on this creek
last Sunday.
Sarah and Lorena Swackham-
mer, of this creek, attended church
at Mount Carmel last Sunday.
Wood ch0pping ut John In
boden's last Friday; ask Sam
Fetherolf for the particulars.
/. w. Swaek hammer was a guest
of w. A. Woodward and family
last Sunday.
Amanda Sims, son and daugh-
ter, of Pole Ridge, called on Abner
Swackhammer and family ON this
creek last Sunday. |
Report has IL at this writing
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West Hoek ing

Mr.. Henry Schaal and childr N
of Logan, spent last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Schaal and
family.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Weaver, November 3, "a little son
Mr.. Isaiah Defenbaugh sold his
Middlefork farm to Vincent Moore.
Price considered $4,000.
Miss Leota McClelIend is spend
ing II few weeks with relatives
near Kingston.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. McClelland
entertained to dioner last Satur-
day, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. New.
house of near whistler, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. =. De!Iaven of Laurel
Vile, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. McClel-
land of Moccasin, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McClelland and nleces
Misses Beulah and Frances Green.
Mr.. G.. W. lIarlsough is suffer
ing with fractured rib, which
causes HIM much pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Karshner and
Mr.. and Mira. +. r.. McClellaEd
visited relatives near Oakland,
Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Ash still continues
to be very sick lady, with no
perceptable improvement in her
condition.
Mr.. and MIS-. G.. w. Bowers
and lite son, and Miss Della
krum, visited on Saltcreek last
Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Garaner.
Mr.. W. W. McClelland and fam.
lily were lhs Sunday guests of Mr..
John Struse and family, of Salt.
creek.
Mr.. Homer Cox. of Plum Run,
visited hls sister, Mrs. Walter Ash,
Sunday.
Mrs. Allen Fetherolf and Miss
Bessie Hartsough, called ON Mrs.
Geo. Julien, Sunday afternoon.
Tie Union sehool house has
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Big Pine Valley

VIM. 10y and family were the
guests of Frank Lindsey, Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. VOrhees and daug hter
Nellie, of Apple Blossom Valley.
were Haynes shoppers last Friday
! afternoon.
John Rittenonr, of Kingston,
was In our vicinity last week buy
ing cattle.
James Gordon, OF Happy Ridge,
was caller at Edward Browns,
Sunday, on account of the sickn ness
Of their little son, which IL very
Ill with scarlet fever.
Vern Kitchen, of Mount Vernon,
was in the employ of Mahlon
Paxton few days last week.
Thomas Voorhees, and wife visit
ell Harvey Burgoon and family
Sunday.
Joseph Stump WAS sesn on our
stfeets saturday Win loau
of lumber for Alfred Paxton, Of
Pinch.
Our school which has been
closed for about four weeks on ac-
count of scarlet fever, took up
again last Wednesday.
w. NJ. 10y made a business
trip to Adelphi, Saturday after.
noon.
Misses Rebecca and Maize
Paxton and brother Harley, were
the Sunday guests of Geo, Voorhees,
and family, of Apple Blossom Val
ley.
John Dresback and family
passed through this place Sunday,
enroute TO Laurslville.
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Sans Creek

Austin Brokaw, wife and daugh
ter Lessel, spent Sunday with viii
Thompson and family.
Nelson Reid and family Sunday
ed with Francis Davis and family
Harley Stewart and family
called on Mr.. Vanfossan and fam
lily Sunday afternoon.
Walter Pierce and family and
John Price and family visited VIM
Orr's, Sunday.
Misses Maud and Cora Van
fossan were Laurelville shoppers
Saturday.
Maggie Brokaw and Mary
Pierce spent Wednesday will
Mary Best and Grandma Orr.
Mrs. Susanna Ellis, Mrs. Bertha
Arledge, Miss Viola Arledge and
Rancie Smith were on our streets
Saturday.
Francis DAVIS and family called
ON Walter Pierce and family Sat
nrdny.
Mrs. Belle Skaer and daughter
Mary were the guests of Will
Thompson and family Wednesday.
Grant Weaver moved his family
from the Rodocker property to the
Charles Polling property.
WHITE ROsE.
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Thursday, Nov. IL. 1908.
Lon Sears Remarkable
Race in Congress.

Now that the official figures of
the late election are coming In,
it will be seen that the Democratic
candidate for Congress, Mr.. l.. A
Sears, of Chillicothe, Ohio, has
demonstrated his ability as II run
ner, he having made perhaps the
greatest canvass ever attempted
by candidate in the 1lth. Dis
triet, having visited almost every
village and hamlet in the seven
counties, and having operated a
complete bureau at his head
quarters.
The results in each county sho W
for them selves.
In ROSS COZ NTY, his home, Con-
gressman Dougl.s two years ago
had plurality of 375, but this
year his opponent, Mr.. Sears,
captured Ross county by u plural
ity of $50, beating Douglas in his
own county, city, ward and pre-
cinct, all of which have heretofore
been safely Republican. This, too,
in spite of an increase of 1929
votes cast over those of 1906.
In MEIGs COUNTY, while Mr..
Douglas increased his previous
majority of 1861 to his present
plurality of ITS votes, neverthe-
less, Mr.. Sears received SG4 votes
more than did the candidate in
'O6; although there was an increase
in the total vote cast of 1852,
which was largely Republican; in
other words, Mr.. Douglas, while
he increased his plurality 42l
votes, yet there were 1888 more
Republicans at the polls this year
than there were in 1906
In FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Mr.. Sears
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Blue Creek

Well, now we have come to tie
conclusion that little Joe can be
beat gathering interesting news
for the SENTINEL, 81 big Ike may
try his hand this week.
Election is over and hoping
everybody is satisfied and feeling
good, including the defeated candi
dates.
Mrs. Ed Kennedy from near
Tarlton, 10 at this writing the
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been beautified with handsome
new wall paper. Thanks is due
to the management of their ener-
getic teacher, Miss Maggie White.
Mrs. Geo. Bowers and little son
Clarence, visited Mrs. Adam
Schaal, Monday afternoon.
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SOCIETY NEWS OF N
| OTHER Towns /
Bremen Route |
X.X::x::SS.: :X:H

Frank Polling has flushed lay
ing the foundation for the new
kessler on he Judge Martin farm
The carpenters aie to begin their
work Tuesday. MIR. Wright
Funk, of lr, men, has the contract,
Mr. kessler is going to build the
largest barn in the valley.
/, y. Scholl and Glenn Boch were
cutting timber for A V Kessler,
Monday.
Sylvester lIockmnn and wife
were the Sunday guests of John
Hickman and family.
There was large crowd in at
tendance at the dedication OF the
new Harmony u b. Church Nov.
|.
Miss Matte and Alma Larimer
most delightfully."- entertained the
following guests Sunday, Nov. {:
Misses Emma Rowles, of North
Berne, Lulu b. Everitt and Flor
ence Polling, of this place, Messrs
Clyde and Isaac Rowles, of North
Berne, Carl Brown, of Bremen,
Roy Everitt and w. A. School,
of this place. The afternoon was
spent in pleasant conversation and
everyone seemed to enjoy them
selves.
Protracted meeting is in pro-
gress ut Bethel Presbyterian
Church at this writing.
Noah Funk is busy huling
clover seed and baling hay in this
vicinity.
Clarsnce Kessler, wife and fam
lily, of Somerset, passed through
h 're one day last week.
There will be preaching at
Harvey Chapel NJ. r Church.
Nov. |. If everyone has
not heard II good sermon for some
time, come cut and hear Rev.
Crabbe and we will guarantee YOU
to hear one, as the Reverend Is
gifted speaker.
School is progressing nicely Mt
No. 3 with Miss Matte Larimer as
teacher. We think it would be a
very nice thing if Miss Lurimer
would give us n spelling in the
near future.
Miss Minerva Polling and Matte
and Alma Larlmer attended church
at Bethel, Sunday night.
Now that the election is over
again and the majority ruled
whether it be good or bad, but we
hope that it is for the good of our
country, let III 90 to work bgain
IS we have in the past, and wait
20 see the results.
Sam Sanderson, of Old Tow n
Creek passed through here last
saturday.
Russei Browa called on his !
brother Guy, Sunday.
SHAK EsrEAHS Il, DDY
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Beery-Scholl

Mr., Wm. O. Beery and Miss
Viola Scholl we're married by Rev.
w. w. Rymer Mt Bremen, O Nov
s Mr.. Heery is promising
teacher in Fairfield county, and
his young bride of Marion Town
shin.
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that Jim lIach has moved from
the Luther Smith farm on Salt
Creek to the Cash johnson farm
on Blue Greek.
Sarah Swackhammer and Sarah
Parks were Laurelville and
Adelphi shoppers one day last
week. BIG IKE.
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Our stocks are complete in every
department and we guarantee to
give you more value for your
money than any store in Logan.
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MANTi,

Mrs. Priscilla J. Ritter OF Salt Lake
City was a visitor at the temple dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Eleanor H. Parry of Springville
is in Manti visiting with her sons, Sam
uel and Frank Parry. and their FAM
lilies
Mr.. and Mrs Niels P. Nielsen of Eph-
RAIN were Temple City visitors Tuesday
last.
o. S. Harvard and son of Aurora Wis
tied friends and relatives in Manti dur
ing the week.
John C. Mellor of Fayette was regis
tered at the Eagle House the first of
the week
3. B. Corless of Salt Lake City spent
some time in Manti this week attend
ing to business.
Mrs. Nina Funk of Sterling was in
Manti Tuesday last visiting friends
George A. Christensen and son of
Redmond visited friends in Manti this
week.
A social in honor of the birthday of
Miss Ruby Tuttle was given by her girl
friends at her home last week. A splen-
did good time was enjoyed.
Florence f. Brereton of Provo visited
relatives and friends in the Temple City
the past week.
Elizabeth Everett of SpringvilIe. sis
ter of Samuel Parry OF this city, spent
the week here doing temple work and
visiting relatives.
A. z. Cain of the metropolis was a
business visitor in Manti during the
week
". J. Cooney of Milwaukee was reg
istered at the Eagle House during the
week doing business with Manti mer-
chants.
W. F. Wixey of the Anderson-Taylor
wholesale establishment of the metrop-
oils did business with Manti merchants
during the week.
T. d. Broadhead of Rochester. N Y
spent some time in Manti this week at
tending to business.
James Metcalf of Salt Lake City was
registered at the futile hotel Thursday
last.
DR.. J. ]. Buswell of The metropolis
spent the week in Manti attending TO
business.
j. W. Maynes of the metropolis Wis
tied friends in Manti the asst week
#. T. PinkertOn of Salt ! axe City
was in Manti during the weel. visiting
with friends
r. r. Wehrman of Denver snent sew
eral days in Manti visiting friends and
attending to business.
r. /. Miner of Salt Lake City visited
friends in Manti Thursday last.
c. H. Bachelor of Bear River City,
Utah, was in the Temple City this
week.
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very dainty and the table was decorated
with large white chrvSa1thenun.s. A nau-
steal and literary program by Mrs. j. W
Weeter. Mrs. Mullen. Mrs. o. B. Steely
and Drew Standrod was well received.
Mrs. VIII Sherwood of Boise is the
guest of Mrs. n. S. Pond.
Barney F. O'Nell. chairman of the state
Republican committee. is visiting in this
Joe Battles. proprietor of a colored club
here, wandered away from his home the
found since. 1t is believed that he
strayed into the hills on the east side Of
town. but yet no trace of him can
be found. Friends of the missing man
of dementia recently and that he was out
of his mind when he disappeared.
Professor Charles B. Muehlen of the de.
partment of music of the Academy nf
Idaho gave a delightful recital in the
Academy auditorium Wednesday morning
His program was very much enjoyed by
ali
Mrs. Annie Shaw. aged Co. widow of the
late Joseph Shaw, died suddenly at 6
O'Clock Tuesday evening The immediate
| cause of death was rheumatism Of the
heart Mrs. Shaw was a most estimable
| woman. widely known and loved. and the
sympathy of their many friends goes out
to the bereaved children The deceased
leaves two sons. Joseph and James. ana
| four daughters. Miss Maggie. Mrs. Nc
Farland of Rawlins. Wyo-; Mrs. J. r
Seaton of Needles. Cal, and Mrs.
LaprOGe OF w lnSlOW- 2TlZ-
J. c. Burke of Chicago was host at n
theatre party Wednesday evening. His
guests Included Will White and Superin-
tendent Armstrong of the Bel Telephone
company.
Mrs. johnnie Myers, nee Miss Florence
Harvey of Lima, Mont. spent Thanks
giving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. c. d. Smith delightfully."- enter
tanned at cards Wednesday afternoon. Tn
prize was won by France GOldwater.
Mrs. /. r. Chase entertained her cousin
Harry Gushing. at dinner Saturday even
ing Mr.. Gushing is the Salt Lake gen
eral passenger agent of the Denver x
Rio Grande.
Of Peter Hansen Wednesday night and
escaped with SO in cash and about 800 CT
CARS and a revolver. Entrance was ct
fected through rear door. which was
broken open with crowbar
The office of the Weeter Lumber yard
was broken open Monday night. but
nothing Of value WAS taken. IT Is be-
lieved to be the work of young boys
Attorney Sam Winters is in town from
his ranch at Echo lake to attend the
district court
Mrs. William Carvellis entertained at
goose dinner Thursday evening;
Colonel e. A. Hannaford is FeTe froyi
Rupert visiting his daughter. Mrs Brooks.
Ben Lawrie is here from Nevada visit
Rev Father Fuchs of Idaho Falls do
cese is a visitor in this city.
Q W. Gray Is reported )eller- he mas
been very nj for the past week.
Charles Burcn. Tho was accidentally
shot by his 16-yeer-Cld nephew on Thanks
giving dav. died of his wounds Thursd II
morning Charlie was well known here
having lived here most of his life. Young
Best McLain: who dld the accldental
Mrs. P. Hannifan left for Salt Lake,
where she will take part in the dedica-
ton of the new organ at St Mary ca
thedral
Mr.. and Mrs John Voorhees, are guests
at the Rannock hotel while visiting friends
in the CITY Mrs. voorhees, was formerly
Miss Myrtle McManis-
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LOGAN,

Miss Ethel Thatcher entertained on
Friday evening in honor of Miss Barbara
Howell
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smart and family
of this city and Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Han
sen of Hyrum left on Monday for Homo
lulu, where they will spend the winter
Mr.. Smart and Mr.. Hansen will likely
visit Japan before returning.
Bishop c. w. Nibley spent the first of
the week with Logan relatives
NJ. J. Darlington Of Glenns Ferry. Ida
spent the week with Logan friends
Mrs. Luther Howell entertained at a
theatre party on Saturday evening
Mrs John II. Seeley of Salt Lake re-
turned to her home on Monday, after
pleasant visit Of one weeks duration with
her sister, Mrs. j. u. Stewart jr.
d. W. Hess returned to his home in
Georgetown, Ida. on Monday, after
pleasant stay with Logan friends during
Thanksgiving week.
Miss Callie Burnnam of Maucasr Colo
Is here on visit to relatives.
Mrs. NJ. f. Robinson moved to Mont
pelier, Ida. this week, and in future VIII
reside there
Mrs. F. s. Browning returned to Ogden
the fore part of the week, after a week s
stay with her father. George T. Baugh.
Mrs. Ellen l. Zatt announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Jeanette to
MIR. George Sorenson. The marriage will
likely take place on Dec. is.
E B. Hanson returned the first of the
week from Germany, where he spent two
years dS a UllSSlOHdIl-
The local Woodmen entertained on
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr. Peter
F. Gilroy, general organizer for the
order.
Clio circle, one of the city's literary
organizations. gave an enjoyable ball and
social at the Auditorium on Thursday
evening.
Frank Harris returned this week from
Idaho Falls.
Joseph E. Carbon returned the first of
the week from Chicago whittier he was
called by business.
The old folks of the Eighth ward were
entertained or Thursday afternoon and
evening. Dinner was served and an ex-
cellent musical and literary program rem
dered, after which dancing was en-
joyed.
Harry Nelson of Ogden visited friends
in Logan this week.
William Howell spent part of the week
with friends in Salt Lake City
]. Bowman is here from Seattle on a
visit to his family.
]. J. McCark of Salem, Ore, is here on
visit to relatives.
j. l. Kernochan of Tampa Fla, spent
part of this week in visiting relatives in
Logan and surrounding towns.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY DECEMBER 6 1908

Hurlbut, Mrs. ]. F. Welsh, Mrs. Lock-
hart Mrs. Slichter, Mrs. McEswan ana
Mrs Garvin were entertained by Mrs.
Alien Wednesday afternoon, in, COM
pliment 10 Mrs. Slichter
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave a bazar and dinner Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Copp arrived In the
Park Tuesday morning and will short
" be at home to their friends at the
Pearson home.
Miss Clara Fafek went 70 Salt Lake
Wednesday afternoon to take part In
the concert at the new Catholic ca
thedral
Another dinner of the week was that
given by Mr. and Mrs. Frankel for
Mr.. and Mrs o. p. Allen.
Miss Laura Townsend has returned
from a visit in Bingham Junction
Roy Mcdonald has returned 10 Iowa
TO attend school
Misses Rose Moenich and Florence
Donohue have returned to Salt Lake
after a pleasant visit with Miss Flea
nor Wright
George Ames entertained a few
friends Sunday afternoon at dinner.
Mrs. Buck and Mrs. Keith returned
TO the Park Sunday morning after a
short visit in Salt Lake
Ernest and Robert Watson were
Salt Lake passengers Sunday after
noon.
Hubert Connolly visited in the Park
during the week.
Edna Sutton and Margaret Paul
have returned TO Salr Lake after a
short visit in the Park
Robert Dagleish was a Salt Lake
passenger Sunday afternoon
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BRIGHAM.

A quiet wedding took place Weones-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Annie C.
Nelson. wherein Miss Nellie Nielsen of
this city and Charles. Ever of Logan
were united in marriage, Bishop Lorenzo
y. Stohl officiating. Only the Immediate
family was present. and after the cere-
mony fine supper was served Mr.
and Mrs. Ever will make their home in
this city.
j. II. Sparks of this city and Miss Ro-
setta Benson of Hyrum were made man
and wife Wednesday, H N Bowring per
FORMING the ceremony. Mr.. Sparks is en-
ployed at the tUahna hotel. and the new
" welded couple will make Brigham City
their home.
Mrs. Hyrum Standing was given a pleas
ant surprise Wednesday evening by the
officers of the Fourth ward primary as
ISOLATION There were about fifteen per-
sons present, and most pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by those present.
Quarterly conference of the Box Elder
stake is being held in this city today and
tomorrow, and the town presents an ex-
ira lively appearance today. Elder John
Henry Smith of the quorum OF apostles
is among the visitors, and will likely be
the mai nspeaker.
Fred Sorenson is in Brigham this week
visiting his family and other friends
David Holmgren. manager of the Farm
ers' Cash union at Tremonton, was in
Brigham on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Knudson and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, left this week for an ex-
tended visit through the northwest. They
will visit Butte, Portland. Spokane and
other prominent points.
District Attorney Fred J. Holton will
shortly leave for a mission to England.
Elders c. E. Horsley and Miles Slater
of this city, who have been laboring as
missionaries in England, have been re-
leased and are on their way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Peery of Malad
were visiting in Brigham this week.
Mrs. Peery was formerly Miss Maggie
Morgan of this city.
The annual reunion of the Wright fam
ily was held in this city Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Mary Wright OF the
Fourth ward. There were about forty
members present, and all had a splendid
time.
Otton ]. Jensen of this city and Miss
Virginia Rasmussen OF Wellsville were
this week granted a license to wed.
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as secretary Of the Wasatch Coal com
pany.
Fred o. Mcfarland of Portland. Ore.
was in camp Thursday, accompanied
by G. H. Whiting OF Salt Lake. and
spent the time looking over the work
ings at the Boston Consolidated Min
ing company.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ]. Churchill left
camp Tuesday for their old home in
Nashville. Tenn, where they will spend
Christmas with their parents. They
are planning to return TO camp about
the 18th of January.
W. H Sims was a visitor to Salt
Lake during the week
Ben Lewis returned Monday after a
brief stay in the city.
Carrot wilkins was in the city the
first part of the week.
Mrs Merit Smith had for her guests
the first part of the week Mrs A L.
Heaston and daughter, Miss Mona.
j. j. Myers was in Salt Lake and
Murray the latter end of the week.
Lionel Wherry, formerly with the
Yampa mine, has resigned to accept the
position as assayer at the smelter.
Mrs. Jerome Bourgard and daughters,
Misses Maurine and Hazel, who have
been in camp for several days, returned
to their home in Salt Lake Sunday aft
ernoon.
II. V. Luce was city visitor for
number of days during the week
DIR. p. H. McNally was in Zion Friday
for a brief stay.
Miss Mary Swan of the Independent
Telephone company, who has been seri-
ously Ill with the grip. is reported by
her physician TO be much improved.
Miss Mary J. Grey returned Sunday
after a several days visit TO her par
ents in Salt Lake
Frank G. Boardman of Denver, Colo.
was in camp for several days looking
over the workings of the different min
ing properties.
Miss Wanda Sosinski. Bingham's ia
Vorite in The Herald contest, which
closed last Saturday. has been the re-
cipient of many congratulations over
the fact of her winning the third grand
prize, beautiful Steinway grand piano,
valued at $685..
G. H. Battele of Salt Lake was in
camp Friday.
Mrs. Della Brigham went to the cap
ital Thursday, where she is planning to
spend a number of days with relatives.
Fred K. Knowles of Los Angeles. Cal,
was in camp for several days as a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Davidson.