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The Washington times., 1908-10-09
Victor E. AdIers Stock of
ITEMS Underwear and Furnis

Mems medium weight Union Suits;
perfect form fitting and good elias
tic quality. All sizes. Vic /O
tor E Adler's price, $1-25. my
our prlce......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Victor Z. Adler's stock of mems
Wool Underwear, in red flannel. and
gray wool. Sizes are somewhat
broken. Victor +. Adler's FOr
prices, $1.OO, H-25. and $50. A9S
Our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Mems Domet Flannel Night Robes;
full So inches long; in a big variety
OF neat designs in light and dark
COlOTs- All sizes Victor /nF
+. Adler's prices, $1.O0 and nv
Sl-O0 Our
Mems Muslin and Cambria Night
Robes, made with and without col
lars. Plain white and trimmed
with washable silk embroidery on
sleeves and front Victor nnr
+. Adler's prices, SOC 75c, NQ~
and Sl-OO- Our price.-----.--.--.~
Mems Neglige Shirts, in neat light
and dark colors, plain and plated
blossoms, also plain and plated bos-
som White Shirts. Cuffs attached
or detached. High grade Shirts,
sold by Victor Z. Adler
at $1.00 and $1.50 each. Our NQI
-------.---...----...S
Mems Fancy Shield Bows. in a
wide range of light and dark Or
effects. Victor E Adler's price, "
l5c. Our price..,...............
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Mems Neglige Shirts Of Madras
and Percale; in neat black and
white effects. Wen made and full
cut Sizes Il to l.. Vic nFc
tor +. Adler's price. sec. ~
Mems White Dress Shirts. with
open or closed fronts. Made with
pure linen bosom and excellent
quality muslin body. Vic 0Or
tor r. Adler's price, 800 4S
Our prlce.-.-----....-...--- -
Mems all wool Knit Sweaters.
made in coat style. In gray only.
F. Adler's price. $780, y az
Mems Wool Knit Sweaters, in
gray Made coat stvle, also with
N-neck, in rOS al, red and COmbina-
ton cclCrs. All sizes. Vic Tor
tor E. Adler's price, S1.50. ~
Our price ---.--..-..--.-.--...1
Mems finest quality all wool
Sweaters, made in coat style; full
and navy, gray and white. also plain
white, navy and gray Sizes "a TO
4 price. V $50 Our 3: AdleF's 50 rs
priCe.......-.....-..... ~
Mems Neglige Shirts Of Percales
and Madras, with plain or plated
hosOmS. Light and dark designs.
Attached and detached cuffs. n or
Victor E Adler's. price, T5c. N0S
Our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
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Mems Suspeuders, made of good
quality elastic Isle weddings; with
patent cast-oT and calfsNin ends;
also Imitation GuyOt Suspenders.
made lust like the genuine
Guvot SuSpenders. Victor E 0C
Adler's price, 25c pair. Our
Mems Suspenders. made of best
quality Hsle and heavy elastic web
bings. in a wide assortment Of neat
patterns. Victor f. Adler's nFc
price, soc pair. Our ~
price --------------
Mems Carriers. made Of strong
elastic webbing and TUstlesS trim
mings- Plain and fancy col Ec
ors. Victor +. Adler's price, ~
15c pair. Our price----------------
Mems Carriers. made on the same
principle as the famous Boston
Velvet Grip" kind In plain
and fancy cOlOrS Victor (. ~
Adler's price. 25c pair Our W
prlce..-.----...------- --.-----------...
Mems Arm Bands. made Of good.
strong quality elastic webbing, in
fat and round patterns. An -
COlOrS. Victor E Adler'S price, ~
15c pair. Our price-------.-..-...- -
AdIer's stock Of mems 500 Wool
Sweaters; in plain gray, gray and
red. and navy blue. Extra full
fof 4 Z, &d agpl'y p4 H5s- 81 00
500. Our pTiCe---------.-- w
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Lot of Mems Suits
Victor E. AdIer's Prices, $40 @ 90
to SIS, Our Price 1910

Lot consisting Fancy Cheyos
Cassmeres. n
while they Of
they
splendid patterns the
driving
original
price,
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Young Mems Suits
Victor E. AdIer's Prices $3.50, CD 90
$40, Sl2, and SIS, Our Price, VA'IO

years. Fancy
Worsteds a patterns.
good elsewhere
Some of these suits several
quality there, although
Aders regular all plainly marked the
$3.50 So. Our price, $29S.
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Victor z. Adler's stock Of mems
25c Neckwear; consisting of Silk
Four-in-Hands, Shield Tecks, Band
Shield Bows. and Bow Ties. In Il
wide range of new and handsome
designs and colorings. 10
Victor f Adler's price. ~
25c. Our price. - Z
Victor E Adler's stock of mems
soc and 75c Neckwear. in aII-silk
FOur-in-Hands and popular English
Squares Choice Of plain cOlOrs
and rich designs. Victor Or
Z. Adler's prices, SOC and ~
l5c- Our rlce.--.-....-..-.-...= -
The well known DR. Wrights
Health Underwear for men: made
with interviewer wool fleeing on the
inside Of garment that will not
wear off in the laundry. Shirts and
drawers to match. All sizes. /n
Victor +. Adler's price, $1.25. my
Our ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Victor +. Adler's stock of mems
SOC Sanitary fleece lined Underwear;
made with good heavy velvet fieec-
ing. Shirts with tapped seams, draw
ers with reinforced seats nFr
All sizes. Victor +. Adler's ~
price, soc. Our pTice............||
Victor f. Adler's stock of mems
Sl.50 medium weight Underwear, in
wool ribbed and natural wool gar
ments. Shirts with silk facing and
facing and reinforced seat. Lnc
All sizes. Victor +. Adler's my
price, $3.50 Our price,.......O
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Lot linens and
Young Mems Suits
Victor E. Adler'S Prices. OF m
up to $3.50 and $3.50. MI
OUR PRICE ............... VOOV

This lot consists of the newest fall
models, materials embracing WOrsteds,
Cheviots, and Cassimeres of the most re-
liable quality, and a great many plain black
Thibets, which are always stylish and in de-
mand. Correct three-button models, cor
rectly tailored throughout
Choice of a wide range of this seasons
most sOught-after COlOrs, such as
browns, grays, olive greens, and stone
color: also dark mixtures of the most
stylish sort Victor z. Adler's prices up
to $3.50 and 1880. Sale price, $3.50.
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Mems President" SuSpenders. in
light and heavy weights. Victor Z.
40 rs price was soc a pair. the
same as this famous brand
is sold for IN every store in nnc
the United States Our |QS
price ------------ -
The welI-known Brighton" make
SILK Carriers. in all cOlors. 1Ec
Victor + Adler's price. 25c ~
a pair. Our price................
Mems Nickel Plated Gun Holders.
the weil-knOwn Wizard" and
Bulldog makes. Victor r. -
Adler's price. 10c a pair. Our
prlce---.------- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The famous "Krementz" warrant
ed AK Gold Collar Buttons. guar
anteed to wear . years. In all sizes
and styles. Victor z. IN r
our price.............-.-. A. Z
Mems York" Collar Buttons, in
a complete variety of styles -
and shapes Victor r. Adler's
price, IOc each. Our price,. .
Mems Bath Robes. OF good quality
EiderdOwn, made with box plated
back. fancy border on sleeves and
around bottom. Complete with cord
and tassel at waist and neck. In a
large assortment OF de-
signs and cOlorings. ca nn
Victor Z. Adler's price, y 9H
S. Our prlce--------------
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Lot 3--Men'S and
Young Mems Suits
Victor E. Adler'S Prices, NHN m
S775 50 and $500. OUR SlZ.JU

This lot consists Of the finest -eady-tO-
wear clothing sold in Washington, equaling
in style and workmanship the best mer-
chants tailoring work. The materials COM
prise the finest imported English WOrsteds
all the most exclusive designs in fashion
able shades of olive and other greens, ele-
plant grays, stone gTays, and fancy mix
lures. Many novelties also in this assert
ment. Everything designed for the fall and
winter 19OS-9-all made with new fancy
cuffs, flaps, long lapels. etc.
Victor T. AdIer's prices, $22.50 and s25.
Our price. $3.50
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Victor E. Adler's Stock of
Boys Clothing and Furnishings

Boys odd Coats. in Cou 1le-breast-
ed style. IN LeaJ fancy mixtures.
Left from suits which NiC,0r /nr
j. Adler sold at $3.50. - and nQ
$50 Our prlce------..-----.----- ~ =
BOYS Fancy KuIck --5ocker Pants.
all sizes from g 20 l6 years. Victor
r.. S \, prices, DC sec I0r
price ---.---.-....--.-....-.-
Boys silk FOur-in-Haud Ties. in
a variety OF light and dark designs
and neat cOlorinEs. Nictotf n :
r Adler's price 2jC each ~
Our ce---------- -------------- - =
Boys Tan Eorduroy Straigh, Knee
Pants sizes 20 IS years. ~ pr
Victor F. Adler's prices, Soc
and I5c a pair. Our price. - -
Boys Blue Serge DoubIe-Breasted
Suits, warranted fast color, sizes Z
a. IL yg p4ices S S565 s e So 20
and $500 Our PRICE - - ~
Boys Fancy School Suits, with
straight knee pants. Good, service
able school suits. Sizes 10 10 years.
IS: 555o' and IN Ai SEQ. ''5 Our S1.29
Lot Of BOYS Linen Collars. In a
variety OF leading styles and r.
shapes. Victor +. Adler's price ~
I0c each Our price---.---.----.---
Bows Little Jack Homer" Hats.
in red and blue. Victor + FOc
AdIer's price zoe Our NHN
price -------- --. = -.--------- -
BOYS Telescope Hats. in gray and
castor shades. Victor F. - Or
Adler's price 500. Our - w
price -----------
BOYS Refer Coats. made in short
box style In blue. gray. and other
coIors. Victor Z. Ad- G 70
Ier's prices $500. $50 Q4 MI
and $500. Our price,. ~
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Lot 2==Men'S and
Young Mems Suits
Victor E. Adler'S Prices,
up to $500 and $1,000.
OUR PRICE...............

This lot embraces all the seasons new
est and sInartest models in three-button
sack styles, materials consisting of fine
quality Worsteds. in the fashionable shades
Of green, olive, brown, elephant gray, stone
gray, ETC. also black English Clay WOrsteds,
Imported Black Thibets, Fancy Cassimeres,
etc, made in the newest styles, with long
lapels brOad-built shoulders, semi fitting
back; some with and some without vents
A vast range Of stylish. up-tO-date effects.
Victor E Adlers prices up to SIS and
$50 Our price, 1915.
The oasis., 1908-03-14
Mexican Opera Company.

Thursday night the "Compafiia Zarzuela, empreea A. Mendoza N, !" closed an engagement of one month at the Ramirez theater, with the opera ".Carmen." From here the company went to Tucson. Some of the entertainments given by the company were very good. Sehora Rouselli Is good dramatic actress and in some of her roles, where opportunity permitted, her work was splendid. Sefior Santa Maria, besides being good dramatic actor, Is also an entertaining singer, and when with SeIiora Rousselli they make strong team. Sonora Herrera has a good soprano voice, while Sehor Colina. the tenor, is equally good in his line. Together they work we'll and make up for some of the shortcomings of the general chorus. Sefiora Beltran is pretty and graceful little lady on whom light and airy parts fall naturally. And whenever she dances she Is sure to be recalled.
The oasis., 1908-03-14

of John Paul Jones, issued lately by the Gobernment presses. Any. one desiring to read the book will receive a hearty welcome from the secretary at the new board of trade headquarters; and in this connec- tion It may be mentioned that the board has also much up to.date literature on trade conditions in Mexico and South America, all of which is open to the use of the public.
The oasis., 1908-03-14
Board of Trade.

The board of trade meeting was held Tuesday evening in the new quarters of the board in the Mix building, a good number of directors being present.
 The financial reports of the sec- retary and treasurer which were given at this meeting, show the board of trade to be in good f. nancial condition and the matter of advertising in a small way is be- ing again discussed; the board feel ing that even though the times are hard, the town cannot afford to neglect the important matter of publicity altogether. The railroad and agricultural fields offer two at- tractive openings for showing the growth of the town and the very great importance of Nogales as railroad center. The secretary, through the kindness of Hon. Marcus A. Smith, has secured copy of the lately issued biography
The oasis., 1908-03-14

Save money by having your Articles of Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by THE OASIS BUREAU OF INCORPORATION" "*
The oasis., 1908-03-14

Statement of temperature and rainfall at Esperanza, Sonora, Mexico, month of January
The oasis., 1908-03-14
ysqui Delts westher Report.

statement of temperature and rainfall at Espcranza, sonora, Mexico, month of February. 1908:
The oasis., 1908-03-14

Total rainfall for month O.3y. Total rainfall for year 1908 to date 0.39. (Total rain l.. .26 in 1907, July l. 1907, to Janu- ary l, 1908.
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Total rainfall for month, 0.S1.
 Total rainfall for year 1908 to date 20.
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Total rain for month .00. Total rain since June l, I2.62.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-17
the SLEEPING SICKNESS
WHICH MEANS DEATH

How many readers have heard OF TINS
terrible disease2 1t prevails IN that
far-away country-Africa-e pecially
the Congo district. 1t is caused by
the bite of the tsetse fly. When II
bites person. the sleeping symptoms
begin and finally the sufferer sleeps
until death occurs.
Contrast this with the peaceful.
halmy sleep of health, Is there any
thing more wearing than to lie awake
at night tossing about. nervous, with
cold feet, hot head and mercy knows
what else? Short OF letting the tsetse
Gy bite us we would do almost any
thing for rcliot How can we pre-
vent 1T? Mr.. George Hayes. OF
Union Civ. Pa. writes: i had slost
my appetite. was all rundown. could
not sleep nights. had tried every
thing without relief. Vinol was rec
commended, and to my surprise, i
helped me at once; gave me splendid
appetite, and now sleep soundly.
What vinol did for Mr.. Hayes, 1t viii
Dc; for every rundown. nervous ana
overworked person who cannot sleep.
SMITH DRUG Co,
DRUEHL q FRANIkEiN. DRUGGISTS.
Salt Lake City, utsl.
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In Women's World.

5 Z ~ ~
1t is the easiest thing in the world
TO fall into the mistake of thinking that
any fur is becoming to any woman.
Nothing should be selected With greater
care than the fur. For instance, a
sallow-skinned, dark eyed. dark haired
woman will look the very worst in seal
skin she should wear the lighter
shades OF mink. red fox, yellow fox,
and silver grey fox.
Red haired blondes can wear seal
skim but the genuine brunette viii
dark hair and eyes may wear golden
and light brown shades, such as mink
martin, brown or yellow foS, and Chin-
chiia.
Soft suede kid belts will probably
never go out of style. and those for ear
" fall can be found in a large variety
of shades. Among them are browns,
from chamois color 10 golden, plenty
OF blues. red to crimson, greens III all
tones and many in heliotrope.
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i Music-Song, Miss Sarah sperry.
open acknowledgements by Mrs.
l.. NJ Bailey; speakers not TO exceed
five minutes
Questions for discussion:
The Submerged Christmas Spirit
. Fighting tuberculosis in the
Home.
:. Housework localized
A. The College Woman vs.. the Wom-
ans College.
5. the overworked Telephone.
{. The Abuse of Our National Holt
!. The Juvenile Court Problems,
THURSDAY, 9 p. NJ.
Song--..Annie Laurie.
'',rhe Great Philanthropies of our
Nation Mrs. c. HI. McIahon;
Violin solo Miss Esther Allen
"a story Of Ealls"-AIrs f. w, Hayt.
"Folk Songs''-M. j. Brines; accom-
PIANIST, Mrs. NJ. j, Brnes.
THURSDAY, S. p. NJ.
Song. america
Vocal solo--M. j. Brines.
Address-Elme l. Goshen
Song-Manti tabernacle choir.
FRIDAY, . A. NJ.
Federation morning.
Rcports of delegates to biennial.
i. "a General View of the Biennial"
Mrs. Byron Cummings.
.. industrial Session" Mrs. Hill
ladr.
3. Literature and Educational Ses-
sion,' Mrs. A. T. Sanford.
4. "A Message from the Board Meet
ing of the General Federation" Mrs. G..
r. Hancock.
Song-Trio.
Report of committee on resolutions.
Song-''Aud Lang Syne.
Adjournment.
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evening froY, a visit of four months at
his former home in England
Mrs. Conrad Hanson returned Tuesday
evening after visit at Provo.
TO Eureka "Wednesday evening for a few
days visit with her husband.
The marriage of f. NJ. Paterson to
in the Salt Lake temple. The young
people will spend il few days visiting
friends. and relatives at Salt Lake and
& i,roS9 before their return TO this city
Is we'll known in this city. he having
resided here for Il number of years and
is employed at present at the May Day
mine The bride Is the daughter of
at the Office of the Independent Telc-
phone company for two years as one OF
it's most popular operators. Their largc
number of friends will be glad to eS>.
tend them congratulations and best
wishes.
The Mothers club has again com
menced to hold regular meetings again.
and on Oct. ) the following officers were
Mrs. William Adams; Vice president,
Mrs. Edward Pike secretary, Mrs. NJ.
L. Clarity; treasurer, Mrs. G. G.. Nor
wood. The club held its regular meet
Edward Pike on Church street, and the
following program was rendered:
French and Indian WAR, by Mrs. Jas.
p. Stack; Causes Of III Feeling BE.
Miss Anabel Mooney; reading, Mrs.
Baker, roll call followed by responses
from Longfellow a large attendance
OF the members was present and the
evening was most profltably spent.
,s Is . p g 4 K "a 4 r
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Use one-third Concord grapes and
two-thirds berries. and sweeten with
more sugar than would ordinarily be
required, even in making fruit pies.
Dust the top lightly with flour before
adjusting the top crust. and bake like
any ~ her ME. .8. ..t s,.5
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LOGAN.

Miss Edna Nlbley entertained in
formally "Wednesday eveIiig. AID pres
ent were Misses Ma. Howell, Ella
Hatch. EDeane Alder, Della Morreil, Mar
garet Nibley, Irene Hendrickson, Har-
Tiett Thatcher. Florence McAlister. Myr-
tic Hoff, Louisa Barber; Mr.. Earl ana
Elmer Stoddard. Bill Waugh, Hebcr
Carlisle, Wesley Anderson, Albert
squres, Lorin Lewis George Caine
The Blue r. Sorority of the U. A. c.
held their Initiation meeting Thursday
and Friday. The new members are
Deane Alder, Laura Vaughan. Mamie
Jones, Sarah Walters Emily Forger.
The first social function OF the u. A.
G. was5n duck dinner given "Wednesday
evening by Miss Cooper, complimentary
to the unmarried members of the u. A.
faculty, chaperoned by DR.. and Mrs.
Widtsoe. One of the interesting feat
,lres of the evening was toasting marsh
mallows over the candles. The guests
We're brand !. Mrs Widtsoe, Mrs. Cook.
the Misses Smith, Holmgreen, Love,
Huntsman, Kyle, Elizabeth Smith.
Professors Larsen,Arnold. Caine. Taver.
Smith, Goddard. Woodward, Evans, Mr..
spicker, MI. Rudolph Mr.. Cobourn.
The A. G. Woman's club with their
partners Wore entertained on Monday
night by Mrs. Widtsoe and Mrs. Ball.
Prof. Larsen gave a Inasterful talk on
"The Romantic Poets" Of the last CELL
fury. Refreshments We're served, and
the decorations We're autumn leaves.
About 50 guests were present.
The Clio circle met with Mrs. Maud
Robinson "Wednesday night. A pleasant
feature of the evening was a musical
program. There We're about So guests
present.
DR. and Mrs. Emeis entertained In
formally Friday evening at cards.
Invitations are out for ball to be
given by the A. G. Woman's club. next
night.
The U. A. G.. student body dance
Monday night was a big success.
Mr.. Carl Smart and Miss Julia Hen
Erickson We're married Thursday, the
ceremony being solemnized in the Lo
gan temple. After the wedding break
fast, which was served To the families,
Angeles, Call, going by the way Of
Oregon.
A delightful Mutual party was given
Tuesday night in the Second ward and
a musical program was the feature of
lHe eNciliiiS. zsIteAiesiiiiiehts "eIc SCI 'Su
afterwards.
Mr.. Dick West of Ogden spent Sun
day in Logan.
Nj. Vincent Sadler has returned to
school after a weeks visit in Salt
Lake.
Mrs G. D. PIPER of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs. Kate Preston.
Mr.. Ron Thatcher is down from Rex
burg, visiting with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Thatcher.
James Langton is in town from Rex
burg.
Miss Rae Campbell will go to Salt
Lake Sunday.
Mrs. David Eccles her daughter, Miss
Marie Eccles. and son, Mariner, left
Wednesday for Los Angeles, Cal They
will join Mr.. Eccles in Salt Lake; he
will accompany them to California.
Mir. Donnely of Chicago has been in
Logan this COX.
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The Daughters OF the Revolution met
with Mrs. Alice NJ. Horne and MIS-.
Julia NJ lFarnsworth gave the TOPIC,
which was afterward discussed oS lhe
members. The rooms were decoraseu
in patriotic colors and a large number
were present.
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n NE Ielon sss Of "f Meena, Mont aH We're i
Enr IGiI this xv week visiting the fams
Mr.. and AIRS, Oscar Forslmnl. after a
residence or y years In Eureka tha, left
The Misses Mamie and Gene McCardell
OF Tintic Junction were the guests OF
Mrs. +. l.. iigson Tuesday
Miss Nellie B. Hush Of Payson is
visiting relatives and friends in Eureka
q. Z. Frier; chief operator , az limits
who has for the past few months been
making her home at the junction, VIII
be married this month. II Is announc,
in Salt Lake on the 18th. and after a
brief honeymoon the couple VIII return
to Tintic. Junction; where they MI wv.
McCardell have many friends IN Tintic
who will extend to them hearty con-
ordinations and good wishes.
The Ladies, Republican club met at
the home of Mrs, Gus j. Henriod Mon
day evening. There were large. mum,
Der of the members , present ana en1o ,;,ea
beautifulfully decorated with the nation
al colors. and refreshments served. Mrs.
Heber Fields, the new president OF the ~;
All other Republican ladies who desire
10 attend next Monday evening.
Miss Nellie Franks is visiting her,
sister, Mrs. Nick Holiday, at Santa
uuin.
ID. n. stott returned Wednesday
after an, absence of 10 days, spent IN
the southern part Of the estate state
Walter Adams. "A formeri-re resident of
Eureka, was In town THURSDAY from
Provo.
Mrs. c.. q. surner of silver City is
the guest of Salt Lake friends for a
few days.
Mrs. p. j. Genera of Robinson went
to Salt Lake Thursday for a few days
Walter Jensen spent sunday ut Provo
Mrs. ,iJensenF and the children accom-
panied him to Eureka and VIII make
their future home here
Thomas Irons returned Wednesday.