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Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

List Of letters remaining IN the PosI
Once at Mexico, No., for the weel
ending Ang.i6, 1905, which II moi
called for in Is days, will be sen
TO the dead letter once At Washing
ton. Persons calling for letters In thi
list will please say advertised"
Ames, Jas Bush, E NJ
Coil, III Crum, Mrs Cora
Elliott BC2 Flippin, DGA
Foreman, ] w Fox, Mrs + e
Gibbs Mn Mae Gunther, VIM 2
Harrison, Mrs G BIZ
King, z VIZ Miller, o L
Minor, Helen Ida Marshall
Thomas, Edward, White Hima
Winscott, Mrs / n Yeager, Rhoda
Ono. Fl. KUEKE
Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Libby Prison Diarrhoea Relieved
Mr.. Edward E. Henry, with the
United States Express 90, Chicago,
writes: "Our General Superinten.
dent, MI. Quick, handed NE q bottle
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy some time ago to
check an attack Of the old Libby
Prison diarrhoeA. have used 1t since
that time and cured many on the
trains who have been sick. ! Am an
old soldier who served With Ruther.
ford B. Hayes and William Mckinley
four years in the 23rd Ohio Regiment,
and have no ailment except Libby
Prison diarrboea which this remedy
stops at once For sale by CrisweIl
Drug 90.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
ANOTHER ARTICLE By
WRITER On SIN
Judge Barnett Has MAIDS no De-
finite Move Yet to Act In Strong
Case Of Man Who Wants to
Escape whiskey Curse.

r. NJ While. Editor. Mexico 20.
ST. Louis, No, Aug, 81 second
the statement Of Frank Cooper
Wish i had money TO back him.
Former Audrain resident
The recent article in the Ledger con-
corning the arrest Of Frank Cooper, an
educated negro, who desires q prison
sentence 50 he may be cured Of the
liquor habit is attracting wide spread
interest. Coopers article on drinking
contained much that was good and @
the ~points-it was well written and
showed him to possess an excellent ed
ucation.
Below we publish another article by
him. Ee is still in jail awaiting the
action OF Jadge Barnett
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
For Sale

One acre Of ground four room house
with cellar, o~utbuildiDgs, living we'll
and cistern, all kinds OF fruit. Apply
900 Johnson street, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
KILLS SELF IN o%KLAHoN1
7. R. Niles. Formerly Of r,,.
City Takes His Life in Norma, nm
Oklahoma. sunday-Hnap.
eIal Reasons the Cause.

Norman, OK Aug. IA note l.,.
by 7. R. Miles, who committee , !.
eide here yesterday BY shooting b w.
self through the head, erressea =.
the hope that bis wife IN Farber NJ .a'
shall see bis body places at bs, ~,
Financial reasons were respon,,S,'
for the act. 00e
Miles ssas elderly. He torm.,,.
was manager OF the Grand Csn,,.,
Hotel in Norman. His family rs,Is'.
10 Farber, Mo-, and in the note -
quested that The body be taken tS., -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
Summer Tourist Fares.

The Chicago b Alton R. r. has on
SAFE daily until Sept. Both, 1908, tour.
ISL tickets at greatly reduced fares tc
points In the East, West, North and
southwest. Long limits and liberal
stopoVer privileges. For further in.
formation call upon or communicate
Win =. r. Mathews,
Tiki. Agt. o. g. A. r. r.,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Miss Mosley Sallee who has been the
guest Of W. 3. Saliee and family OF
this city, has returned to her home In
Concord, Galloway County. She was
accompanied home by Miss Bessie Sal
lee who has been visiting here from
Quicksilver, Cal.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
Democratic Committee of
AudPain Couptv n,

The new Democratic central con
mittee met a. the court house FrIda,
and organized. The officers elec.ss
were as follows; chairman, Col. Green
Clay, Of this city; secretary, Cbas
DavauIt, Of Farber; treasurer, Dr.. "
r. Berry OF this city.
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE OFFICERS
The republicans also organized 4,
committee here Friday. The Officer,
are: Chairman, Clarence Barnes, CO...
Rotary, Ralph Head; treasurer Chsuo.
ceY Shaw.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
Miss Enls Parker a

Miss Efrie Parker, warrenton. died
Thursday morning at her home. Miss
Parker formerly visited IN Mexico.
She was a first cousin OF Frank Park.
or. az this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

e. ]. Sanford, formerly q popular
Q. & A. Railroad conductor, Of this
city later superintendent OF the Union
Depot at Kansas City, died at Colo.
RADIO Springs, Colo, this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

tThoae having ncws for the society column
Of the Evening LEDGER VIII please commu-
nicAte with Miss Esther Houston St her home
just west OF the Episcopal church. on Yves,
Promenade street, Phone 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Mr., Miles was at one time prOUrI.
tor Of the Racket Store In this c,,S
This was two or three years ago. NJ.
funeral was held In Farber Wedns'
ay, where he was taken for burial
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Miss Mary Griffin is home from Col
umoia, where she visited her uncle, T.
J. Rodhouse.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Miss Lucy Jesse is home from a
visit at the home OF T. ]. Rodhouse,
in Columbia. Mrs. .Rodhouse accom-
panied her home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
Sunday Excursions Via Chicago &
Alton Railroad

Until further notice return tickets
will be sold each sunday from all sta
ti0ns to stations distant not exceeding
100 miles. one and one-half fare with
no rate less than fifty cents. Limit
to return only on date Of sale.
e. +. Mathews,
Ticket Agent,
Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
VOTE FOR CONSTABLE

Salt River-WIlliam Barnett 1858;
John Wayne 514.
Sailing-E. L. German 222.
Prairie-J. Asher %; w. NJ Eels 90,
w. e. Gubb 43.
Loutre-F. Meyerpeter 242.
Wilson-E. B. Brown 317.
Quivre-John Atkins 38l
Linn-L. d. Uzzell 81, L. T. Paisley
81,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Cor, Of north Clark ave nue.
is dangerously I'll.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
STOPS IN CITY ENRoUrE NORTH
P. D. c. BAH, Wealthy St. Louisian
Remains in Mexico While New
Tires for Motor Car are
Sent for-Is Bound for
the North on Annual
Trip.

In 3O-special White steamer P. D.
G. Ball, a wealthy citizen of st. Louis.
reached this city Friday afternoon
He was accompanied BY Geo. A. Nor.
ris, OF this city. Mr.. Ball is enroute
to Battle Lake, MIMI, 200 miles north
OF st. Paul, where be has bis summer
home.
This Is an annual trip and Mr.. Ball
found the muddy roads rather wear
Ing on a new set Of tires. he was
forced to order two new tires from St.
Louis before he continued his trip.
While In this city be is a guest at
Lakeview.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

J. Q. Pasqueth and Misses Harriet
Pasqueth and Dorothy Holmes are
home from a tour Of the north.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Miss Alice Witberspoon is home
from q delightful trip through the
vest. She was In company with Full
ton friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

DR.. and Mrs. Lewis bunker, Of st.
Louis, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G, Burks.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

w. L. Corner, wife and. two grand
children are visiting in Laddonia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Ray Dunlap is here from MoberIy
on q visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Mrs. A. ]. winscott is here from
Columbia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

-Four thousand seven hundred bar.
rels OF whiskey are burnt accidentally
In Kentucky. This may have AN an.
preciAble effect on the consumation Of
mint In the Blue Grass state,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Miss Golden Emerson, Of near Mex.
leo, is visiting 10 Pike county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

DR.. Carl Pasqueth and Miss Harriet
Pasqueth are home from the North.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF
COUNTY OF AUDRAIN.i
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Miss Lucy Jesse is home from q
visit to Mrs. T. J. Rodhouse in Co
lumbia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
OsTEopATRY.

U1IhUKAIhI'
Go to the Mexico O~steopatbtc SAM
tarium, Mexico, Mo. Office In SAM.
tarium. Phones 377 and 80 Patients
wishing board, lodging and treatmeanSS
may obtain the same from $40 TO w
per week. Most house patients receive
daily treatment For further mol
nation write DIR. r. NJ. sH0Ush
Mexico. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Examine the date at..
your name on the maro;a
or wrapper Of this pan -
1t you are not paid in al
vance make your remit.
lance at once. The vel
y Ledger is 81 per wear
always in advance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
BALL
ACCIDENT

CUMMINGS FIRST USED DELIVERY
IN wAsHEsroEIE fseo-EEw
YORK TEAM POUNDING HIS
FAST oEEs-HE TRIED A
FEW SLOW ONES
AND DISCOVER
ED CURVE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Cynthia A. Howington......." ..Paluua
John /. Howinston... ..,....", Defendant
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
CHARGED NTH
ATTEMPTED RAPE

wILLIAn ANDERSON. AGE SEVEN
TEEE YEARS. FIRST cHARG-
Ed WITH coMHoE as
SAUL. UPON EIGHT
YEARoLD GARNET
HEERzEs, FAC
Is WORSE
CHARGE.
BOUND OVER 70 CIRCUIT
COURT BIT JUSTICE
Judge Allen StallIngs Hears Rvi-
denee and Decides 70 &c:
Higher cOars Decide
Boys Fate = Second
Case OF It's Kind
in This City
Lately.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

10 the olreult oour.. seplember rerm. NO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

5. P. Guthrie Is III.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

Willingham, out, hit by batted ball
Threlkeld, r, out hit by batted ball
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13

81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-08-13
COOPER
WRITES LEDGER

ARTIcLETHAT RECENTLY APPEAR.
EDm LEDGER By INTIMATE OF
COUNTY JAIL ATTRACTS
WIDE ATTENTION
READERS ALL INTER-
ESTED IN HAN
WHO WANTS
PRISON SEN
TEEcE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-11
ALPINE
CLOSES LIES LABoRs.
Mrs. Ruth \. Smith succumbs to
Paralysis at 20.

Mrs. Ruth \. Smith Succumbs Ia
Paralysis at 20.
Special Correspondence.
Alpine. Utah Co. March S.-Thurs-
day morning Mrs. Ruth Atherton Smith
departed this life. She was born AT
Upholland, Lancashire, England. March
il. 1929, and was baptized into the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints Dec. 10. 1852. The summer fol-
lowing she was married 10 Robert
Banks Smith. Together they emigrat-
ed to Utah in the spring of 1888.
Their house was constantly open TO
the elders in England, and many times
they gave the last cent they had to as
sist those who We're laborlng as mis-
sionaries there.
She was a true and faithful Latter
day Saint She labored untiringly In
the Relief society
She has been In declining health for
some time, but the Immediate cause Of
her death was paralysis.
Mrs. Smith was dislnherited for tire
gospels sake. Rather than give up
her religious faith, she lost an inher-
itance of over $4,000 She was the
mother OF 16 children, eight Of whom
are still living, besides her husband.
She leaves her husband two daugh-
tiers and four sons besides numerous
grandchildren and some great-grand-
children 10 cherish her memory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-11
RICHFIEID.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Resolution Adopted Favoring Probibi-
ton for SEWER County.

ton for SEWER County.
Special Correspondence.
Richneld Sewer Co., March 9.-The
regular quarterly conference of the
Sewer stake was held at Richfied Sat
urday and Sunday March and s. OF
the general authorities President Fran
els NJ. Lyman and Elder George Albert
Smith We're present, The various
wards and the auxiliary organizations
of the stake We're reported, showing
the same to be in good condition Pres
ident Seegmiller in his report of the
stake stated that there We're 4S mis-
sionaries in the field with 10 more go
ing. There had been expended during
1907 the sum of s1,779.74 for the sup
port of the worthy poor. OF this amount
S70645 has been received from fast
offerings.
The principal subjects treated at the
conference were the Word of Wisdom
and prohibition. At late conference
of the high priests quorum held at
Monroe u resolution was adopted
pledging the quorum TO work for pro-
hibition and the presidency was sus-
tanned as a committee To take the nee
essary steps to carry the resolution
into effect A resolution was passed
at this conference indorsing the action
of the high priests quorum and the
people pledged their support to
the presidency of this quorum in talk
in such steps as il might see fit
to advance this cause. The various
sessions of the conference We're well at
tended and the speakers were listened
to with rapt attention.
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INTERS TATE NEWS BRIEFS


Boy shot at approximations noon
on sunday Nerland' tne son OF GustaVa
SoderberS' accldentally shot hlihSer
with "a target gun Whlle out hunting
with several others down below the
creamery
Park civ Pioneer Dcad--Mr. Frank
Barnicott died at his home In Park Guy
March of paralysis. Deceased was IS
years old ana leaves wife and seven
chlldreh 10 mourn ms departure lie
came TO PafK city nearly 81 years ago
Dixie No,cs--At La Grange. wash
inrton county. it had been raining.
showing or hailine. for three DAYS up to
March & and still stormy. The winter
has been so mild however. that straw
berries have been in bloom ali winter.
while orange trees seem to be getting
acchmated, so they VIII be niue IN
Jureu py the ifosl
Fire at Bingham-Earlv Monday
morning a fire broke ont in the old
Wnnemuck office. now owned by the
I tab Conner companv ana the second
story was DESTROYED before the fire was
extineilished The fire is supposed TO
have been caused by a detective Hue.
The damage Is estimated nj about 1900.
no insurance.
funerai at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
-. ''NNH' NNaN iiSiH .h"iNh o. tliN lOS-
ldence or r. Coombs at Pennington.
over the remains OF the S-month-old boy
Bishop j. n. Robinson The smokers
were Rev j 70. carver of The Presbv-
terIan church ana EIde,. q w palmer
| of the Church az Jesus CHRIST
wyoming Biizzard-A Lyman CORE
spondent states that March came in
| with blizzard. there being over
| FOOT OF snow on the 5th. and still falling
The Lyman old folks were
| Toasted on the 9Th. Elder
| John Walker was given farewell par
| ~ last Tuesday night. He will leave
| FOR the southern states mission In a
| few days. The measles are
naarly thing of the past There are
Public Building for Ephraim--Sen-
| ator George Sutherland has introduced
| bill in the senate approprlating $685.
| 600 for public building here for the
use of the postoftice and forest super
| visors office. Tors Mon
| son, local contractor. was
| awarded the contract for the construc-
| ton of the new public school building.
| w. A. Williams of Salt Lake procured
| the heating and plumbing. {.
| Two more of Ephraim's popular young
| people have decided TO sail In the same
| boat; they are Levi Poulson and Hazel
| Whitock. The ceremony was perform
ed IN the Manti temple.
Ric Horn Co,onv NauS-coUle,. pic
| Horn 10 W. nfarch George
Horne has been confined 70 his home for
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AMERICAN FORK.
SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
Fire Drills--Citizens Vote IL Mil Tax
Lady Missionary.

Lady Missionary.
Special Correspondence.
American Fork, Utah Co, March g.
The Utah County Light & Power line
being extended TO Eureka is being sue
cessfully pushed, gangs of men dig
ging holes. are followed up by other
gangs placing the poles in position and
in short time the wire will be stretch
ed, as it is now all on hand.
The school board of the district call
ed a mass meeting of the citizens which
convened in Science hall March Z.
Numbers of representative citizens
We're present, and voted 12mill tax
for local purposes. The matter of fire
escapes and protection was discussed,
and the trustees appointed a committee
to look into the matter and see if fur
Their improvements We're necessary for
safety in case of accident by fire
The teachers have been practising
the lire drills lately and 600 students
have been marched out in q minutes
from one building and between 300 and
400 in about the same time, from the
other
The measles epidemic is nearly thing
Of the past now.
The class of the extended theology
training of the b. Y. u. still continues
with unabated success, from 80 to 100
assemble three times per week and
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HARMONY.
Miss Josephine Pace Closes Beautiful
Life at 10.

Special Correspondence.
New Harmony, Washington Co.,
March 6.-On Feb 20 Mr. and Mrs. l..
A. Pace were called to part with their
lovely and esteemed daughter, Jo-
sephine, who was in her nineteenth
year She was the librarian of the Y. l..
M. /. A. at the time she was called
away and was much interested in the
Religion class, where she was first
counselor to the president. She had been
ailing since November, and despite the
best medical aid and the illustrations
of friends her life could not be saved
The funeral services were held at New
Harmony, March 8, the house was
filled with sorrowing friends. Bishop
Gottlieb Schmutz was in charge. Con-
soling remarks were made by Elders
A. II. Mathis. George Spillsbury OF
Toquervlle, Bishop Berry of Kanarra
and Elder Wallace Williams of Kanar-
ia, each eulogizing the beautiful life
and character of the deceased The
singing was furnished by Joseph Cos
| lett, William Lunt and others of Cedar
City.
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TROLLEY TO BRIGHAM CITY.
Power Plant AT Willard Figures in
Extension of Hot Springs Line.

ogden, March 1.-THE purchase by
NJ S Browning and his associates of
the water rights of Willard canyon is the
beginning of the gentlemen's acquiring
water rights that will furnish power to
generate electricity for the Ogden and
Northwestern railroad and the lighting
OF the Utah hot springs, David Eccles
announces that IL business conditions
improve the line from the springs to
Brigham city win be commenced this
summer The power plant at the mouth
of Willard canyon will be built so that
the line can be run by electricity from
the company's own plant.
PROBATE CASES.
The following probate filings were
made I'm the district court
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In the matter of the estate OF Marie
Louisa Peterson. who died at Hunts
vile, Weber county, Jan. 26, last, leav-
ing an estate consisting Of real estate
valued at $4,000, cash In the bank $500
and 500 In personal effects. The petit
ton asks for the appointment of Alma
Peterson, administrator A win is filed
also in which the deceased divides her
property among her children.
n petition was filed by Frank Quayle
Cannon praying for his appointment as
administrator of the estate Of his de-
ceased's mother, Martha a. Cannon.
Samuel Davidson died March n, 1906,
leaving an estate consisting of a half
interest In the Devils Gate Mining com
pany. valued at $1,000, TO which the
aged parents who live at Versailles, O.,
are heirs. and they petition that w. l..
Porter be appointed.
Sarah Alvord was appointed admins
istratrix OF the estate of Joseph b.
Alvord.
NO CAUSE OF ACTION.
The suit of Hugh Il. Dyer against the
Amalgamated Sugar company was COM
pleted In the district court and submit
ted to the jury, who, after being out a
short time, returned a verdict mo
cause for action" Dyer claimed there
was s40S due him for back salary.
FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The funeral of Aunt Jane Davis. who
died Monday night, win be held Thurs
day at o'clock at the Third ward
Westinghouse. Friends desiring to view
the remains may do so on date of fun
eral between the hours of 10 q. IN. and
/ p m. at the home 352 Twenty second
street
WEDDING PERMITS.
licenses to the following couples TO
marry:
G. ID. Saliva, 90, and Miss Laura L.
Sommers. 20. both of Ogden city.
Joseph A. Mcdonald 30. and Miss
Ella " Sommers, is. both of New York
city,
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CENTERvIILR
DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE.
Home of Joseph Williams Burned to
The Ground.
Special Correspondents.

Special Correspondence
Centervllle. Davis co.. March o.
The lrst hre Ia Centeryille for many
years occurred this morning at day
break. when the home Of Joseph VIII
liams caught Gre nom a defective
chimney hue. The house was entirely
destroyed In few minutes as the build
ing was frame one With some as
sistance of neighbors Mr. Williams res
cued his family and nearly all of their
household effects II was the house
formerly occupied by the Davis County
Nursery ON the farm belonging 10 Mrs,
u. Denel. The loss is estimated al
about $1,000. No insurance The good
citizens Of the town donated literally
and cheorfully 20 partially romunerhte
MIR. williams for The loss OF his home.
The people Of Centerville are eXcep-
tlonally free from sickness considering
the prevalence OF measles. ETC., IN oin-
en- parts OF the county.
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to the expense of the trip, should go
along also to assist with the Manages
ment of the team. The boys leave Fri
day morning and the first games will be
in the tournament, where they play four
games. on the return trip it is eN-
pected that "A number of games will be
played.
COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The County Teachers institute will
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
w. O. Bceslcy Meets With Serious
Mishap--Dcath of Mrs. Whiting.


Provo Utah Co., March 11.-W. o..
Beesley met with a very severe accl-
dent yesterday through his team of
horses running away. Mr.. Beesley'
with his nephew, George Beesley. was
bringing a load of hay to town, and in
some way the hay slipped forward up
on the horses, which ran away, throw
ing Mr.. Beesley under the wagon. The
wheels passed over him. breaking the
bones OF his right leg just below the
knee. He was picked up and taken to
the general hospital whore the bones
were set and later he was taken TO his
home. George the nephew, escaped with
slight injury to his foot.
DEATH OF YOUNG MATRoN.
County Treasurer Mont Johnson. re-
ceiyed word yesterday that his oldest
daughter, Mrs. James Whiting Of
Springville, had died. The cause of
the death was blood poisoning. She
was a young woman. "a years of ags,
leaves a husband and a wide circle of
relatives and friends, by whom she was
highly respected.
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be held at the b. Y. c. Saturday, March
H. at II a. IN. Prof Paul of the state
University will discuss Mature Study
before the teachers special meeting
will be held with the county principals
to take up matters of vital importance
to the schools.
H. j. Hansen is charged in the us
tees court with having befouled the
waters of Logan river
William Normandy has sworn out a
complaint against Gordon Garrett,
Adolph Feller and Andrew Aikley for
petit larceny, claiming that the de-
PENDANTS took away certain piece of
metal belonging to a newly patented
novelty discountef" belonging to Nor
mandy.
C. T. barley of Wellsville and a for
mer student of the II. a. c., who is
now in the government service as a
civil engineer at klamath Falls, Ore,
is visiting friends in Logan while on
a leave of absence.
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Miss Jennie Robinson of Wood, Cliff
ton company's store was badly injured
Monday night Miss Robinson went TO
the depot to see some friends off on
the train, and in stepping from the cars
fell and sprained her left arm at the ell
bow.
MARRIAGE PERMITS.
Marriage licences were issued by
County Clerk Gee TO the following
couples;
Edgar Mcdonald of st, George and
Lottie Rowland of Springville.
j. L. Pohman of Salt Lake City
and Mary Mccullough of Provo.
POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
The Utlh County Poultry as ;oc.a-
ton held its annual meeting last night
when the following officers were elect
cd Resident, Jorgan Hansen: vice
president, Walter Adams; secretary
ana treasurer Royal b. Woolley; menu
beers of the executive committee II. +.
Cochran. and A. n. Anderson. The city
vice presidents are; Mrs. Frank Spen-
Ger, Jr., Provo; Edward Paxman, Amer
lean Fork; Thomas Markham, Spanish
Fork, and Mrs. T. s. Hayes, Payson.
At about IL o'clock last night two
prisoners in the city jail, John Lohr
and James Guyer, got in mix up and
blackened each others eyes.