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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26
HURT
IN A COLLISION
Seventeen Aboard Truck That
Crashes Into Car at the
Foot of Grade.

PoTTsVIDLE. Pa, May &C.
Seventeen children were injured, sew
eral' Of them fatally, last night wllsn
a score of boys and girls climbed
aboard truck on the Philadelphia
& Reading branch to Lilcoln colliery
and started 1t down a heavy grade.
While going at great speed the
truck collided with car at the foot
OF the grade and both were almost
demolished.
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.:M.QREE:.IEG.IELsHSl
nGranteddto saIeomiteepsI
I T { 'ee,a r. els by the citymoJ %
= lsaz y Council. So

AT the special meeting of the city
council Monday night three additional
saloon licenses were granted as fol-
lows
LA. Davis, S2S West Pike street,
j. T. Swager building.
Owen Kraft, Glen Elk hotel build
ing.
Ella Spellman, junction house.
AS soon as the session opened,
with the roll called and the object of
the session announced, Councilman
Ernst moved that the license OF
Davis be granted. and the vote was
taken, with Garrett the only one to
vote against 1t. The license was de-
clated granted the vote being Z in
favor and against 1t.
Ernst then moved to reconsider
the application of Kraft. Connell
seconded the motion and 1t carried
Johnson then moved to grant the
license. All present voted for l.. ex-
cept Garrett. Seven votes having
been cast for 1t, the license was de-
ciared granted.
Next the Ella spellman application
was reconsidered and granted by the
same vote.
Attending the session as a license
court were Councilmen Lyden, Con-
nell. Robbins. Anderson, Ernst, Cork,
johnson and Garrett. The absentees
were CouHcilmen Lynch and Bland.
AS soon as the license court ad-
ourned the council reconvened with
all its members present, Lynch and
Bland having come in late, and il.
w. Williams was granted permission
to move frame building from Court
street to the corner of Second street
and Modoc alley.
Council then adjourned.
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IPRASEB'
Are Being Investigated,
mont blythe Jointli1 8
Committee. ii

The joint select legislative commits
tee appointed to visit the public In
stitutions OF the state to inquire into
their condition and to recommend the
expediency of the adoption of an uni
form accounting system, is in Fair
mont and win remain there several
days to investigate the conditions
affairs at the Miners Hospital and at
the Fairmont normal school. Tho
committee will also report on the ex-
pediency Of bringing all the state In
stitutions under a board OF control.
It takes into consideration the phys
Ical condition of each institution;
goes into sthe accounts as far back as
seven years and reports on every
matter that the committee deems per-
tinent to Investigate.
The committee consists of two
w. sMcKown, OF Roane county; and
Gray Silver, Of Berkeley county, and
three members of the house OF del
egats, Hon. c. NJ. Hart, of Harrison
county, Hon. NJ. X. Duty, OF Ritchie
county, Hon. c. NJ. wetzel, OF Jefter-
son county. Attaches Of the COM
mittee are Frank A. Wilson, Ac-
countant, and John T. Harris. secre-
tary. Messrs. McKown, chairman,
Hart. wetzel, Wilson and Harris are
here
The COMMITTEES has visited the As
ylum for Incurables at Huntington,
the asylum for insane at Spencer, the
Asylum for Insane at Weston, the
penitentiary and has about completed
the work at the university at Nor
gantown. The Fairmont normal school
and the Miners hospital are the
sixth and seventh institutions visited
BY the committee.
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HOME MISSION
BOARD REPORT
To the General Assembly
Shows Good Conditions
and Work.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 26-The
report Of the board ON home missions
was read today at the General AS
sembly Of the Presbyterian church in
session here. II Is. as follows:
There has been some falling of
In legacies,' the report said, "bnt the
gifts from the churches and indi-
yiduals are larger than ever before,
and the treasury Of the Woman's
Board has exceeded any former year
by about $4,000. This, in a year Of
unsettled financial conditions, is a
matter of profound thanksgiving to
the Head OF the Church.
I'm several respects the work OF
the year has been tentative. In two
directions the work assumed by re-
quest of the general assembly has
devolyed upon the board important
rev plans and reorganization. The
evangelistic work carried on in near
ly all the missionary presbyteries has
not only shown good results, but has
given distinctive promise OF still bet
ter things when the organization OF
the work shall have been better eff
fected and when experience shall have
guided to the wisest plans and the
best methods. The work in the Cum
berland branch Of our church has
been rendered peculiarly difficult by
the sEits entered by the anti-union-
lists in so many OF the courts in the
South. These suits are still in pro-
cess, and the uncertainty which pre-
walls as to the issue has interfered
seriously with our work In nearly
the entire field. Notwithstanding,
much has been accomplished by the
Organization of presbyteries, the
gathering together Of scattered con-
gregations, and the quickening of
religious interests by evangelical SER
vices very widely held. Those most
conversant with the South and the
Southwest are persuaded that rapid
progress can be made as soon as
pending ecclesiastical questions are
settled. and that our church in that
vast and rapidly developing region
has an opportunity of unsurpassed
promise.
The Indian work. which is varied
and extensive, meets with many linn
itations and difficulties by reason dt
various local conditions. -.
p sTlhe Development of the depart.
-tnent of church an dclat,er lhastsat-
Itractea fhs 'gtteptioh sbothsof other
denomtnht buh and oftssthe pdBlIc
Rlsss ndS hssiSss sssSsssf 1 'SSs St
without significance. II sp.@s, ~
I, "The. Womep's Board +. has done
naaiffii Eettaes at1home land on the
iaelfti inom pag =, tso's-, '5s
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TWO women ARRESTED
IN ALTA VISTA HOUSE
Bound TO Circuit Court on the
Charge of Keeping Place
of III-Repute.

Florence Huber and Babe Meyers
were arrested in house at Alta Vista
by Constable j. Worthy Schrader
early Tuesday morning upon war
rant. sworn out in Magistrate Cor
dpn's court, charging them with keep
Ing and maintaining a house of i'll
repute The warrant was sworn out
at o'clock lin the morning by Fred
Anderson, who aroused the, justice
from his bed for the purpose.
The two women waived examina-
tlon before Magistrate Gordon and
were bound over to circuit court in
the sum of $500 each. They furnish-
ed the required bond and were re-
leased.
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COUNTY DIVIDED
Between Two Candidates for
Republican Nomination
for Governor.

Swlsher and Scherr have agreed to
divide the Wood county delegation
to the state convention. This COM
pact was entered into at l;le hour
Monday night at Parkersburg, where
both had opened headquarters for
the primary election to be held June
Reliable information Is that each
will get half the delegates. The
county is entitled to 80 and this will
Se each 16 1-2 votes from Wood
nv.
The primary election has been can
s5elled as the result of the agree
ment. which was made in the inter-
est Of party harmony In the county.
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FUGITIVE ARRESTED
Man is Alleged to Have Skip
ped His Bond in
Ohio State.

Upon Information furnishd Tues
day by the sheriff OF Belmont county,
o.. Deputy Sheriff John NJ. Knox arr
rested II. e. Griglah on a fugitive
warrant. Il Is alleged that Grigiah
was arrested In Ohio yesterdays
charged with criminal assault. he
gave bond OF $1,000 and then left the
state. The Ohio sheriff entertained
the idea that the man had skipped
his bond. He viii be taken back to
Belmont county.
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Annual Convention Of EpwOrth
League District 10 Be
Held This Week.
MEETING ATT MoRGANToWN
Several Prominent Speakers
Are TO Address the
Convention.

The ANNUAL convention Of the
Morgantown district of the Epwortl
League will be held In the First
Methodist Episcopal church az Nor
gantown tomorrow and next day
The program win be as follows:
wednesday Morning, o 0sCiocIS
Address OF Welcome r Sutton
Boyd, President Of Morgantown
chapter.
Response Rev. Harry Il. Howard,
pastor st, Paul,s NJ, 3. Church. Of
Grafton.
appointment OF committees
Report of Leagues.
District Survey Rev. Wayne x Z
StaInakef District President.
Assignments of Delegates to homes
by the local committees.
wednesday Afternoon, 1880 0'clocIs.
Reports lof cabinet officers.
Reports Of sub-district Presidents.
Music.
( Junior League, Open Parliament
Election of officers.
wednesday Evening, 8 O'Clock.
Music.
iAddresswhy the Ministerial
Ranks are ecoming Depleted.s Rev.
John s. Robinson. p. D., Presiding
Elder.
Music.
Address -Rey. Carl G. Doney. pres
ident OF West Virginia Wesleyan Col
lege. Is:
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POWELL ENGAGED
In Special Work ON an Educational
Edition OF Richmond Paper

Prof. R. n. Powell, former presi-
dent OF Broaddus Institute. has
charge Of special work OF the third
annual educational edition OF the
Richmond Times-Dispatch, which will
be issued In July. exploiting the
schools and colleges OF Virginia
widely and attractively. Prof.
Powell, through the Gordonsville Ca
zette, reports a large number Of COLI
leges and other schools as having
purchased space in the edition and
he is very successful in his work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26
OSBORN DIES
In Brooklyn Of Liver Trouble.
Was a Native of
This City.

Guy Osborn, brother OF A. c., w.
B. and r. L. Osborn. OF this city.
died Tuesday morning at his home
in Brooklyn, N. Y, of liver trouble.
Mr.. Osborn was a native OF this city
and is quite well remembered here.
He Is survived by wife and five chill
dren. w. B. Osborn. a brother. Is In
New York as the result Of his illness
and death.
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PREsIDENCE OF FRANCE
WELCOMED By ENGLAND

LONDON. Eng, May 2s.-Kins
Edward. the Prince Of Wales and
other members of the Royal family
welcomed President Falilcres, or
France, when he arrived on return
visit which King Edward paid him.
Large crowds gave the president a
hearty welcome.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26
GUILTY OF ASSAULT
Jury Found the Foreigner and Judge
Lynch Gives Him Ninety Days

louis Tarcasso was found guilty
Monday evening OF an assault on
seven-year-old girl at Phoenixvllle
several weeks ago and Judge Lynch
sent him to jail for ninety days. He
was accused OF an attempt at Grim
inal assault upon the girl.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26
WATERS REcEDE.

GUTHRIE. okla, May 2s-The
sun is shining and food waters at.e
last receding. The death roll re!
mains at eight. Damage to crops
and railroads Of Oklahoma is estl.
mated at ten million dollrs.
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$50 Co f2.O0 O'CLOCK.

/ iguhpaStf1e6R "a Msbcyualnd IIeIp-
Rsyi r 4 q l@rt, 10. ( NJ anstfdilor
"systs III dtaritNp f,Ro6r itinds
sicll, "st Hos pftsl and Other ChaFltles'ss
Social Purity VS.. Martial Aftinity,,'l
Good Citizenship. /" 0d% nrtli ssat II
OThhHdaS AftehSon,s / :3O,aogs. %
IA Spiritual Department. Revr CHASE
u. B. pC&ftfight, d. D., instructor,
iflDiIfow to Keep up an Interest in
Devotional Meeting, Spiritual Well
fare OF Church Members Personal
Touch" THE Morning Watch
How to Keep Members After They
Are Secured"
Music.
$500 to 400 O'Clock.
World Evangelism-ReE. Carl q.
Doney, D. D., instructor.
Study OF Church Benevolences,r :
:Christian Stewardship" ''The
Tenth"
Music.
900 to $500 O'Clock as;R
Methods Prot. Norman r. KEN,
dali, State League President ms
|structor. aaef =
tfThe Interlocking and Interlinkr
ing OF Organizations, 2 Methods Tor
increasing Attendance" "The Ep-
WORKMAN as a Soul Winner for
Christ" "The National League In-
stitute to Learn Methods" /" *
Thursday Evening, $500 O'Clock.
TTnv,n,t9, 7 .oae,,ta E9aIiv
Music.
Installation Of officers.
Music.
Address Seeing Things" Rev.
Charles L. e. cartright. u. D., Of
Braddock, Pa.
Music.
Benediction.
Farewells.
The officers are:
President, Rev. Wayne K. Stall
maker, shinnston.
First vice President, c. W. Evans,
Fairmont.
Secon dice President. Miss Mamie
Carroll, Grafton.
Third Vice President. c. T. Emery,
Blacksville.
Fourth Vice President, Mrs. j. W.
Davis, Warrington.
Secretary, John NJ. Gregg. Nor
gantown.
Treasurer. Henry Reed. Reedsvilie
Chorister, Job Jones, Grafton.
The board Of control Is as follows:
T. Sutton Boyd. Morgantown; Earle
Jackson, Grafton; Mrs. A. o. Fort
ney, ReedsvilIe; Miss Alice Federers
Reedsville; Miss Lydia Hall, Booths
Vile; Rev 6. w. Bent, Fairmont;
Rev. A. N. Hammond, Masontown.
Rev. w. 3. Dean. Morgantown; Rev
L. S. Grose, Grafton; Rev. A. Moore,
ID. D., Huntington; Rev G D.
Smith, D. D., Fairmont.
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RIVER FAILING.

Z DALLAS, Tex. May ss-Attsr dor
ing damage Of. oSerih a million dollars.
drowning az least three persois, and
JsadeTing four thousdndl Inn Dallas
homeless, Trinity river isgtalllngsI 4e
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BAKER sTInL HERE

= srs~ssi fsssrs Assf $4,000
James Baker, the noted yeggman,
Is still in jail here. federal officers
not having yet taken hi4nyto PhlIippi
for trial, otaule 'sjuods suoid
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Nathan G. stealey Is ia Parkers-
burg to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Elizabeth stealey.
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SCHOOL, CHILDREN
! ARE GOOD BUILDERS BIy!|I| n !:
ATT the Grades Erect a Fine
Miniature House and
o6s ,aas iIsR Furnish iii lAls

,i1 gtlai7T ,seaie.nna-l l.i1sqqb sht 10
---on-exAseltion at tn = G:entFdl lseit6oI
Sbuilah44 sisTa minaturho residences
which SHOWS that the pupils are, aearny
ing 1PSe than just What is IN, the
sbooks REteky grade In the Geptral
school had a part in the erection and
furnishing of the house, which Is
complete in every deeail. % Clad6e
Bush was thsl areblteet taHd feRdfew
plans fot' 1t tdst fike any trained and
1pTpfessioAA architeGt would. The
work, throughout is worthy OF high
9fdentdon' and is receiving the admlra-
ton Of all who behold Il W
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26

Jason N. Kester. Of Quiet Dell,
spent Tuesday in the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26

REV. A. B. withers, Of Bridgeport,
spent Tuesday morning IN the city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-05-26

Thomas ]. Kniseley was here Tues
day from Lost Gseek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-21

vocal and Instrumental music. Pink roses
and smilaN We're artistically arranged in
the parlor and on the tables
The Officers of the Primary association
of the Sixth ward entertained the mem
bers at the home of Mrs William e.
Stoker Tuesday afternoon. Guessing con-
tests and music was enjoyed by all pres
ent
Mrs. Peter GrOn6man entertained al a
kensiHgton Friday afternoon. in honor of
Mrs. Don Gee of Bingham White roses
were used on the tea tables and fifteen
ladies were present.
Miss Georgia Galloway is visiting with
friends in Salt Lake
Miss Violet Long of Lehi and Thomas
BrOadbent of Provo were married in the
Salt Lake temple on June TO- wedding
supper was given them Thursday evening
at the Long residence in Lehi.
Misses Erma and Fay Loose entertained
at their home Tuesday evening in hono.'
Of Ralph Jones, VINO leaves soon for a
mission. The rooms were made beautiful
with flowers red roses and ferns being
used in the parlOrs and white peOnies in
the dining room.
Miss Mary Thurman is visiting this
week i'm Salt Lake.
Miss Miriam Nelke left for California
Wednesday morning, and from there will
go to Honolulu for an extended visit and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-21
Decks Social happenings in Covns Of State

Lake temple. A reception was given by
the brides parents the same evening at
the Cherry IIilT' farm.
Mrs w. D. Roberts Jr.. is visiting IN
Salt Lake this week.
Mrs James Gray was pleasantly sur
priSed at the Sixth ward social hall on
Thursday afternoon by the ladies of the
Relief society.
DIR. and Mrs r. w TAYLOR and daugh-
ter Amy, have returned from "A very
enjoyable trip in the east.
Mrs. Claude Lees of Salt Lake is visit
ing in Provo. the guest of her brother. J.
r. HOdson.
Mrs. r. l.. Evans entertained at dinner
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Don Gee of
Bingham. Covers were laid for twelve.
Little Miss lila Loveiess was the host
eSs OF a party at her home Wednesday
evening About twenty guests were pres
ent and enjoyed various games.
Mrs. John c. Graham and Miss Maud
Graham have returned from Salt Lake.
where they have been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Boren entertained
at dinner Sunday. Red roses were used
TO form a centerpece on the table and
covers were laid for fourteen.
Mrs. George HaVercamp entertained at
a delightful affair at her home Friday
afternoon in compliment TO Miss Pauline
Bowers of California. Five hundred was
the feature of the afternoon followed by
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-21

they will make their home in the future.
Professor Bexell having accepted the pc
sitiOn of dean of the school of commerce
at the Oregon Agricultural college.
Mrs. s. 5. Pond of Salt Lake City IS
here on visit to her mother, Mrs. Jacob
Earl
j. e. johnson, leader of the Seventh
ward choir. was rendered reception by
the members of that organization on
Wednesday evening A delightful time
was spent.
Sam Browning of Ogden returned 10 his
home Monday after a pleasant visit with
Logan friends.
Herman Johnson returned Monday
evening from Colorado Springs, where ne
went to attend the funedal of his brother.
Joseph Quincy. jr-, left the first or
the week for Kansas City and Chicago.
He will be away about two weeks
Miss +, V. Rust of this city has gone
TO Boise to spend the summer as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alex. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. w. Lindquist are Wis
iting friends in ogden tnd vicinity.
d. p. Callister returned this week from
a visit 10 Willard county.
Mrs. Thomas Barton is here from Ely,
New. on visit To relatives and friends.
She will remain about d month.
Albert Hugh is down from Butte on a
visit to relatives.
Miss Otelia Petersen left on Monday for
Berkeley, Cal, where she viii spend the
summer
Mr. and Mrs P. p Buchan of Buffalo
\. Y, spent the week with Logan friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Olsen entertained al
cards on Thursday evening. Progressive
euchre was played.
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Pullman left late Wednesday evening for
st. Anthony, Idaho, where they viii
make their home.
Miss Kate Elliott visited in Salt Lake
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Merrill of Salt Lake
spent a few days ina Provo this week with
Mr. Merrills mother. Mrs. Belle Nelson.
Misses Angie and Ora HolbroOk are
visiting in Salt Lake for TWO weeks
Mrs. J. Y. Dunn is visiting in Salt Lake
for a few DAYS this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Busath of Salt
Lake are visiting in Provo with Mrs.
Busath's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. II.
PaXman
Mr. and Mrs A. l. Woodhouse enter
tanned Saturday evening at l.. l.. Num- ;
residence for the young men employed
by Mir. Num- at Olmstesd Idaho. Salt
Lake and Beaver. The lawns were decor
ated with electric lights and canvas was
stretched for the guests TO dance on. Elk
cellent music was given by Professor
Lund. Misses Pearl Jones, Fay, Loose
Anna Newell and others.
The Ladies Sewing society of the Sec
Ond ward pleasantly surprised Mrs
Thomas Allen at her home Friday after
noon. The time was spent in social chat
and tea was served at o'clock.
Miss Mary Taylor daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. ". W, Taylor, and c. Asae Dahl
quist We're married Wednesday in the Salt
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PROVO.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. /. Pratt announce tbs
marriage of their daughter, Miss olive
and Andrew Anderson, TO take place IN
the Salt Lake temple, Wednesday June
"a
Mrs. Minerva Johnson and children OF
Nernal are visiting Mrs. JOhnsOns par
ents Mr. and Mrs Oscar Wilkins.
Prof. James l.. Brown and Miss Ella
Larson. instructor at the Brigham Young
university. were married Wednesday at
the Salt Lake temple.
The marriage of Miss Atchsa Eggertsen
and Va liam Monroe PaXman took place
Wednesday al noon in the Salt Lake
temple A reception was given them in
the evening at Provo in the Sixth ward
meeting house by the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. p. EggeTtsen.
Miss Fern Holloway visited in Spanish
Fork and Eureka this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J.. WOOdhouse Of Salt
Lake visited with friends in Provo N
Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. 5 Pyne entertained
at their home Monday evening in honor
of their daughter, Edna, and Barrett Pull
ham. Rose were used in decorating and
about forty guests were present.
The marriage of Miss Edna Pyne and
Barrett Pullman took place Wednesday
i'm the Salt Lake temple. Mr.. and Mrs
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Will return again TO California in the ap-
tumn and open a school in elocution-
Mrs. George b. Thomson of Salt Lake
is visiting in Provo with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Dunn.
Miss Thompson of Beaver is visiting IN
Provo, the guest of Miss Edna Beck and
Mrs w. b. Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farrer entertained
a a wedding reception at their home Fri
day evening in honor of Miss Eliza Be-
berg and John Gordon, jr., whose mar
rage took place Wednesday in the Sal-
Lake temple.
Miss celia FaTTer returned Tuesday
from California, where she has spent the
last month
Miss Anna Frisby and William Richie
were married Wednesday in the Salt
Lake temple. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Frisby
will entertain for them next Monday even
ing. MI. and Mrs Richie are we'll known
in. Provo and have hosts of friends who
wish them well.
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NEPHI.

The farewell ball given at the opera
house pavilion last Wednesday evening i'm
honor of john c. Hall and Walter Sells.
who leave on mission 10 Great Britain,
was a large and successful affair
Mrs. William Hansen of Mount Pleas
ant is here this week visiting relatives
and friends.
IL o. Mantor is back from Ames coll
lege, Iowa. and will spend his vacation
here and i'm salt Lake.
Mrs Mayme =. Jenkins is down from
Salt Lake visiting her sister, Mrs. J. y.
c. PeXtOn.
County Commissioner George McCune
was over from Eureka the first part OF
the week.
Mrs George Christensen of Ephraim is
visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Ellison. for a few weeks.
Mrs William Bailey left Thursday for
Salt Lake to visit with friends.
Mayor j. A. Hyde was in Salt Lake the
latter part of the week.
Miss Neva Booth went to Salt Lake on
Thursday.
Miss Edna Morris was down from Salt
Lake TO spend Sunday.
T. l.. FOote and c. nj. Whitmore went
up Wednesday TO attend the L. c. T.
/ festivities at Salt Lake.
n. j. Hassell was over from Mammoth
the first of the week
j. J.. Ellertson of Mona spent Tuesday
/ here.
Continued on Page 6.
Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. ZAP Main.
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LOGAN.

Mrs Robert Murdoch entertained on
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Hoebush of Salt Lake City. The Muir
dock home was beautifully decorated for
the occasion with pink and white carna-
tiOns, snowballs and peOnies. An excel
lent musical program was rendered, there
was season of social chat ana a delicious
spread.
Mr. and Mrs. @. II. Tribe Of Ogden
spent part of the week in Logan.
Professor J. A. Bexell and wife left
here on Tuesday for Corvallis, Ore, where