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EN- EL C0NS5O
EIEegTLL0

EltR ms d sna, 8 Ia1 dies, di6 comienzo
e primera session del Isgunlo periodic AZ
lR Quarts aGamblea legislative sn 81 con.
ueio eiaCutivo, con asistanCiR do lOg gefloret
Conueie1ou siguiente: Acuiia, del Valse,
d. xtsF, Diaz Navarro. GEahsme, GFomoE,
Sanchez Morales w ard.
Mr.. Ward propuno que 70 uomb9O como
presidents del con1ti0 Mr.. Willoughbi "
fu6 aCeptsdo poE unanimidAd. En- ViTtud
der encontE0rle squ6l ca h isla, 81 miEmo
aefi0E Ward pFOpona como pFssidents PRO
tempore" n sriioF del Valle, que fac aCep-
tado. tomando poss1i6n inmedigtament8.
El Comiaionado del interior Mr.. Gra-
hsma pHopone IN aplauao para. 81 atflor
del Vale , ls fu6 tribntado poT todo5 Id
Shores COnsajeros
El pFsaidepte somete II confederation
del COnlejo 81 nombFamisnt0 del mism0I
saCrstaTio, Mr. w. r Bennett, que de-
sampef5 aquel cargo duFants 81 peEfodo
electoral paysdo fu6 aceptBdo. Una
comiai6n compueGts de los nenoEe1 ACufiO,
S6nches Morales y Dexter, foe nombTRda
para que ComunicRFa lR cSmaRa bRja,
que 81 conseio sstabR - Conntituido a
ss q lara On Bu nombEe. Un momento
deapu6I, regreg6 Ia Comisi6n y anuncia poE
Oonducto del stfi 81 Acufi !, hRbeF cumplido
nu cometido. III aaTgsnto dehrmaG anun
cia 81 consfio que una ComiGi6n de ID c6
mara habf3 llegsdo y Ion GefioEss deDega.
dog & u C6mara doctor Manuel Z1no
Gandfa, Carlos NJ. SoleF , Carlos Blon.
det, entraYon on q salon manifentandO al
C0nusio, 81 pEimeFo, en- nombr9 de ID cf.
mara dc deIegsdog, que 6Ita Bo habfa cons.
tituido quo po2 C0nducto de RquelIa
c0misi6n les saIudRbAn On ia nombFe. El
pTeRidents del Conseio contest6 & ID comi
ni61 , di6 las gracias On uombFe del con.
geio, El pFe1identa nombI6 otFR cOmiai6n
compuesta por los Beiores Ditz Navarro.
(dFAhAme y GromeE para que en- union
de una Comisi6n de Ia C6maFa, ss peEso.
men en- Il fortAlszR J nanifs1ten 81 Go.
bsrnAdor que amb1s C6mRFag eAtEn u
ConStituidaa Los delegados II C6maFa
sefloreg Was Ochoteoo, Vicente Tfelles
Carlos M. BoleF, ca union de ID menCione.
de- comisi6n dieEon Cuonta do 90 milton d
GobsTnadoT, } 6nts lsB dijo q. iDformaEan
Bug Fe1pectivaB c6mRPRg que mGiiRnR ten.
dF6 mucho plRCoF On svistRFBs con ellos
on 81 momentO de dAr leCtuFa & "a men.
sale en- 81 teatF0 II hora que ambBa OF.
maFas acOFdaEan. Lol ConIeieEoB Ward
y S6nthsz faeron nombEadoS para que en
union de dos BehoFss delegRdoS & Il ck.
mara deCir 81 GobsFnsdoT, que mAAAna
& Las diez, han acordado gus 8s Ie de lee.
tuFR d menBajs. Dsspu6B que EegVes6 u
oomiI6n fueFOn pTopueItoB log nombrsI dc
log empleadog peEmRnentG y tempoFeros
para 81 Conne5o, aCoEd6ndoge nOmbFaE Los
niguisnts8.
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Glen mil dtIalss pOT sl Cuadr0 4.
drgsR en- 81 TrORO."
ES ObTl d0l aTilsil ItlllaRo B0rnaraIao LuInI
tlsGlpulo d Leonardo d VInGl.

81 rico afioionado Catholins Lambsrt,
aCabR de pagaE 100000 d6Iarsu por 81
CuadFo 'La Vfrgan en- 81 Trono'', pintado
poE ol aTtista itsliSno Bernardino Luini,
quien naOi6 de 146O & 147O fa6 avsnts'
jado diGcfpulO de de Leonardo de Vinci,
cUyo eutilo imitaba haAta el punto de que
vaFinG do guE Obras puedan pasar como
heChOu pOR 30 maestro. El nuavo duefo
apFeCia % obFa de AEts hasta el punto de
que Pien1a ConatFuiF en- 90 hsrmoss casa
de PotterIon, Nueva jersey, ana nueva ala
especial On que ColoCaP el CuRdro.
Eats hS esthdO Cuatro gsneFacionss a.
podoE de- una antigua familis ingleua Que
puGo como Oondici6n para au venta, Ia de
que no Se hioieFa pdblico % nombFe.
"a figurA Dc Il vfTgen es de tamado
CaGi natural , ol color general del lienso
q Dc 10 ms agEadNbls que pusds veEus,
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ean.s elllsT eoIeh1aa. CAS-! r.gaI.tls

El mas gaande suFtido de camaD CON
Colch6n dssde 81 70 5000. 5000 1sloies
de pared baratfaimos para vsudeE pla7oG,
csmas, fon6gTsfpB.
Nuevo luItido do tslsg, sncsjss Bomb1i.
Has, Chslsl, CamiGas, dEileI, &. &. In IL
Viscaiaa El CieIo.
EN- BREVE us abrir6 una claue dc Dor.
dsdos, caladog, encsio dc hiIo coutura
para informss Tetukn 20.
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IniHIsl 1 los Prof,.urus d nd.ls,.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA-Tisus
constants existencia de 10. SiguionteS inB
tFumentoB: FlautinOU, Flautag, TeFcsFolag,
OboeI. RaquintOs, ClaEinetes, Fagoteg,
Violineg ViolonCsIlo1, Contrabaios, Man
dolinas, BDnduEEias, Guttarra1, CoFnetine-
Onovsnss, TrOmboneg, Bnrftonos, Bombar
dimes, HsIiConeI, (bsjoD) Trikngulos, Pln.
TILES Radoblanto1 J BOmbog. Melodies
Dc solfeo y para tOda Cla8s do in1Tumen'
to-. Accessories y mddCa en- general.
San Juan, p. B. ApaFtodo n6m 216.-
Oallo de Allen ndm. 81 Sol n6m. 26.
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VELlll EN- FL ATENEO.

Para estA nocha an6ociasa una eBp'6u-
dids velada en- 81 Ataneo.
Hay muchR animaci6n para ess aCto
entire loB elementOg BoCiBIes que niompFs
acuden q lar soIemnidades artfsticas ' lite.
TsEiaB del Culto csntro.
La veladG de esta noche ha nido orgsni
zRda con muohc gasto por Ii nueva entu.
shasta diEectiva del Ataneo.
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SUCESOS.

Rio PiedFaa.- En- baRRio SabRna Lila
na," finCa Mr.. EstFelLa fu6 hallado nm
ORdtver. ConHtitUfdo con iuez facuIta
two en- dicho lugar, eucontramos en- IN
pequeiio ranoh6n 81 CRd6veE de un hom'
bre On ostado PutTefactO y ago deahecho;
dc Las SveEiguacionas pEacticadaE resuita
Rer el del ancian0 FEsnciaco VillaY6D,
quiGn seg6n el m6dieO, "a mueFte hRlsido
natural.
Juans Dias -AnoChe fa6 Borprendida
por cabO GRllaFdo jugada al ''mont':
aEEestadoD jugadOTeB , OcupadO naipes ,
dinoro.
Vega Alta En- cArreFas de biciclttaa
hoy 20 hA Foto una pieEna totalmente, in.
dividuo Ricardo Vega investigate heCho.
FeBulta casual.
JunCog-MRdEugada hoy ahoHc6ae Juan
Rivera, que pornoOt6 anoCh9 casa "a h i
man0 Antonio, Fesidente en- Csta poblaci6D.
ri hsch0 conGid6EaBe voluntaEio. Cabo
Sim6.
CosmO.- TArds aver quem6ne cara
Le6n Reyes este pueblo. Policfa paisR.
NOS eyissmoB fuegO tomREa inCEemento.
Cabo Casanova.
guadilla.-AnoChe, Ruxiliado DOR de-
tective jesus M. MRriStsny, aFFeBtamos &
Pedro sOto del bRrEio "Borinqusn' CeEcs
del Faro, por hurtO dc CsiisH en- fnca de
don Fernando Yumet.
San SebRAti6n.- FL "a mes pasado fac
eBCalada zRpaterfa GsleRtino Lopez sustra.
y6ndole vaEioE pareg zapatos. AutoreE
este hschO son DioniGio Evar geIiats, Juan
MAlRv6, quienes he arEestado ocup6ndo.
le loG zapatoD sustEafdog. Cabo schsrron.
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LINEA FRRRnA Dill O1IsTn

IhnOrn1io.-salidaD Dc BnynuaOn , Capt
tal II-2UItanoa1oHt0
DIas IoboEablo- -AaHana 9, T.OG, 8BO
sA5 11.e9. EATdo 12.lG. LIS. B.1b. 4.1l. S.lS
DiSa fostfyos.-HHaMana :, 7.OG, U.Eo. O.lB
y 11.o0 IaEdO l2,1b, 1.Do. a.Gos 1.So. 1.Do
BiiiSlSs bnratos para dinS 5oStiVos. TO
UsScl D q RaVaG1, Ida YVuolta - olnsO
salSse case Gg-1O. Do R9yllnu-l0n 3 Calllo
aiiSso = 81 si5sIio e sCSpital 8 Caisdo o.
gl0Ss q osneEV9s.
g q 5SpSionbgo NolS00
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ManusI Ross (MenBajeFo), 81 poF
Tambf6n fu6 acuerdo que 81 conIejo %
Teuna, diaTiaments & las diez ds Il ma.
mans.
A Las once media Be di6 por teFmina'
do la session, despu6B de habeE anunCiado
81 presidsnte que mHfiRna 4 Lar nusve
media Be Eeunirfan de nuevo ca u miBmo
Hitio para deSde alh pasaE al taatro.
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Han regFssado de Oayey los onporOa
Ward. 81 senior Auditor J 81 distinguida
81 nora 90 detuvieron en- todaG lau casaa de
pobTs aSpsctO en- 81 tFayecto ds Il CarEetsra
de Rio PiedFas CaYeY fusron EepaF-
tiendo poFIonaIments los nifio1 de elias,
los jugustel que llsvaban con ess obisto en-
% autOm6vil. Mas de 500 jugustal Esga.
laRon los sSpOSos Ward s loB asombERdoI
mica
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HEELOIDES-E mojor 6sm goguEo
Do t0do8 Iog ogpocihoos h6staRhoFA con0oido
para 10 GuRA pOEnaanonto Dc toas las OnfoF-
mOd9deB do la uEgtas - goan G8taS Or6nions 8
aSudas. oolt0nO q f1ujo y oura poR COM
plqeo, On menol tlompog que ning6n otro Pre-
paE4d0 GimtlaES lag g0nOEEOag, SgpoEHnat0FnRg
ei9tttlG, cot. Meier que lag inyoooionos may
gup0Elog q gf1dalo y 0OpGfba. Emplo88 &
guftiH "a 0fost0 La tEou euatFo h6ras do
AnbOEgo tornado.
Los lLEETLOIDESs-sun96 96 Gllon do tonaR
Ggt6n pEopaEado1 de mamma que no EsvuOl-
VOn q OSt6Gaago n pF0dueGn malos OfSatOs,
De WODta On t0doB La BotioaH. PidanGN
MuOItFag gratis Bug GniGos fnbRloRntags
Frederick st0GRn1 . o.. D0tEoit, EI0hi'
sAB, o. A.
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dulOifcado por al efeCto de cinco styles
Lambert pienSa ColocaElo rode6ndole
OtTas ounce virgsneG de buenoI maaAtroB
que pouae.
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IlRIETlS POSTN ES.

Editor Il poE mayor. NoYsdsde1 <
diario. AEtiata1, o.csna1 eIpa6olau, ia.
stc. SERVINGS podidoP: buenas Eefsrsnciaa.
Pidan cat6lcgou MADRID POSTAL, Al.
Gala 2, Madrid,
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Pernnanentes:

P. dc Castro, sscrstario'auxiliar inter.
pEets y traductor.
George w. Roberts, Taquigrafo.
Byron w. Bates, Official dc RotRn.
Juan E. TuTull, sArganto de Rrmas.
Severe MarEsro, MsnEsiero.
Roberto OaballeFo, PorteFo.
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! ATEN CIO N 4

Pedid los sguientes afamados arfcu os
Cerveza alemana BURGERBRAU Ga meor que in
porta.
Vino Roano alambradO sin rival marca MARITIME LA
CUEsTA9 (Haro.)
Ceveza americana IMPERIAL extra en- botOas Dc orista
blanco. Magnifca presentation.
nNUEeTRAs HARINAs SIN coMPETENcAn
siempre 61ito Producer pan muy sabrOso Pan de nuy
buen color. Mucho pam
MARCAs
eLA SIN RIvALs Patente extra) MAGNAPatent extra.
GA GoNDEsA" Prmera
Importadores Exclusives
VILLAR Y COMP,
ALLEN, 80. San Juan, Puerto Rice.
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JUAN BATE.
PARIS BAzlR

Sc acaban Dc reoibir Carterau fnau pars
cebAlleTol. PoFtamonedGB para nafiorag.
CualIos franCeuas da vsriag formau. AbTi.
go1 de tafet6n negro, coFtos ' loYgou CON
cuello1 boEdadoG CintuFOnes dc Cuero
hno para caballeHoa. CalcetineE fiuoB
franceSes paEa CabRllsrc Pshualo. Dor.
dAdos con iniCialsI con batists de hiIo
class fms. ChaleB dc algod6n forma man.
tillas en- blanco, negro, Szul ' rogD, & rs
centAvoG mo. L6mpaTAs de criGtaI do
Bohemia para lus el6CtFica. Gusntas lar.
go1 de hilo , de nede. Mitones caladog On
blanco , negro de vaEio- pFoOioE
Ipdog lOl dias llegRn novsdRdsI 81 spa
Tfs BsERP de Pedro Giuati, FortsIeza 27.
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Palms 3l1lOOiO 9 20 oIOIE4
E.sjid. IOIOIOIOIOl11x5 8
Pab.t olol1IllOTOIOTOIO-2
8..N. 4IololoI2I0I0III1-7
JU AN BATE.
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Hn - 1mpEGll8 Q Vo10o RRQol %
Ioll6o VIolo 6 q. .00 q 90 tfIou IoI Q,o'.s-
aLl
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Whist club Wednesday afternoon at the
Hotel Roberts Prizes were awarded
to Mrs. W. B. Searle and Mrs. Grant c.
Bagley- Luncheon was served from
prettily arranged tables in the dining
room
Alfred Lundahl and Miss Jennie Tur-
ner of Logan are visiting in Provo, the
guests of Mrs. t. E. McGraw.
Miss Nellie Hyde of Nephi was a
Provo visitor last week
Misses Erna and Fay Loose enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Hazel Howe. Covers
were laid for ten.
Miss Maud Wright of Menan, Ida,
and Heber Knudsen of Provo were mar
ried in the Salt Lake temple Wednes-
day A reception was given the young
people the same evening at the home of
the grOom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Knudsen
Miss Mildred Clark, Miss Brena Bran
denberger and Miss Glazier of Salt Lake
City We're visitors at Olmsted the past
week, the guests of Mrs. Nellie Ruffner
and Mrs. A. E. Thornhill.
Mrs. J. w. McAdam entertained the
primary officers of the Sixth ward
Thursday afternoon to a Kensingtcn.
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jones of Logan: Jared Forssren ana
Jessie Burt, Brigham, and Christen NJ
Christensen and Caroline c. Jense+
Brigham.
Leroi Nielsen has sold mis- nome II, -.
First Ward, on Fifth South street =
John Rasmussen, and is excavatfne f.
the erection of a modern brick cot+sas
on Second East. between First and So
ond South streets.
AS customary at this time Of n.
year, the bishopric of the Second vsr4
sent eff yesterday a Christmas plIrsa -
each missionary from the ward who az
out on missions. There are three in M.
field, w. H. Wilde, Henry Olsen an5
Alfred Johansen. Each will recai,--
s25.15 for Christmas.
An interesting event of the week ie ,t,.
big bazar being given by the Y. I NJ
7. A of the Third ward at the orr
house yesterday and today. An in,
mense amount of fancy work has haer
made by the ladies, which viii be so1i
to raise funds for the organization
Miss Tennis Reeder has been snep5
ing the week with relatives at Hv5.
Park.
Continued on Page g.
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PROVO.

Mrs. James Brown entertained Wed
nesday evening in honor of her sister
Miss Vera Davis. Games and music
| were the features of the evenings
amusements. Misses Ethel and Opa
Noon assisted the hostess.
| Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Loose announce
the engagement of their daughter
Er1na, to Preston G. Peterson. The
| marriage will take place early in Janu-
airy.
Mrs. George Havercamp entertained
the Bridge Whist club Wednesday even
ing. Two tables were played, and lunch
and refreshments were served during
the evening.
The La Ceneate club gave an enjoy
able dancing party Wednesday evening
at the First ward social hall
Mrs. ]. c. Cooper entertained at din
ner Tuesday evening. Covers were
placed for eight guests.
Miss Chloe Smoot is visiting in Salt
Lake City this week
Mrs. w. F. Brown entertained at
cards Tuesday evening. Seven tables
of sixty-three were played.
Mrs. n. A. Hawley is visiting in Ne
phi with friends this. week
Miss Ruby Patton entertained a dozen
of her friends at her home Sunday
evening. The evening was pleasantly
passed with music and q few games.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Hyde of Nephi
spent Sunday last with friends in
Provo.
Milton Thomas has returned from a
pleasure trip through Idaho.
Mrs. George w. Craig delightfully."-
entertained a number of her friends at
her home Monday evening, in honor of
Miss Francella Adams
A
very pleasing affair was given Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Ethel
Rogers by a number of her girl friends.
The guests gathered at the home of
Miss Rogers, where they showered her
with dainty linens. and were enter
tanned with games, and one course of
refreshments was served. The jolly
crowd then visited the home of Miss
Nellie Schofield, and there enjoyed a
continuation of the games and refresh
ments. Miss Etna Holloway was the
next hostess and, after a pleasant hour
at her home. all finished the evening of
merrlment with Miss Rogers at her
home.
Ethel Rogers of Provo and Percy
Greenwood of Oregon were married in
the Manti temple Friday, Dec 4. A
reception was held Monday evening at
the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Thomas enter
tanned number Of their relatives and
friends at dinner on Sunday
Mrs Carl Saxey entertained the
Launching club at an old-fashioned
candy pulling last Sunday evening, in
honor Of Mr.. Saxeyss birthday Re
freshments were served and toasts
given
Miss Allie Smoot and Miss Effie Bull
lock entertained the Priscilla club at
their home Thursday evening. The
tlme was spent with music and the
usual social chat
MISS Nettie Parkinson entertained the
college club and a few invited friends
AT her apartments Thursday evening.
Mrs 7. McEitt entertained the Bridge
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of that city and Miss Bertha Burrows
of this city. Miss Burrows is the daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Burrows OF
this city, and is we'll and favoraDiS
known here, her parents being old resi-
dents of Bingham. The news or ner
marriage will be received with pleasure
by her many friends in this city
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Ada ]. Fowler and James
w. Burns of Garland, the ceremony To
take place next Wednesday at the Salt
Lake temple. The young couple will be
/ rendered a reception at the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs j. {.
wheeIon, at Garland Thursday evening.
Dec. II. They are popular young people
of that vicinity, and will make their
home in Fielding
Bishop Lorenzo n. Stohl performed
the ceremony Saturday which united in
marriage Miss Jessie Burt, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burt, and Jared
Forsgren. two of our popular young
people Immediately after the cere-
mony sumptuous wedding supper was
served, there being some twenty-five
friends and relatives present. Mr. Fors-
gren is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Forsgren of Roweviile, and the newly
wed will make their home in that place
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nichols, formerly
or this city, out now OF lQdno, nave
been visiting. relatives and friends here
for some time past. prior to their de-
parture TO Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Reed have moved
into their new home in the Second
ward.
Mrs. Thomas Slater of this city has
been very sick the past week with
Bright's disease. At last reports she
was somewhat improved.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Ernest Hansen and Miss Lila
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| The Eighth ward choir gave a de-
| lightful surprise social on Thursday
evening in honor of the ward chorister
John Petersen. and Miss Florence Nun
70, the organist. There was a fine sup
per- followed by toastmaking, then
music and games The choir presented
Mr.. Petersen with a gold watch chain
| and Miss Munro, with a large picture
and a handkerchief box.
Mrs. Neumann entertained at an aft
ternoon tea on Tuesday.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Willard
G. Smith and daughter Gertrude enter
tanned at cards.
Cleo circle met on Wednesday WITH
Mrs. Moses Thatcher, jr. The chief
feature was an interesting talk on the
! romance and realism of the novel by
Professor Arnold. Refreshments were
served.
s. w. Andrews of La Grande, Ore,
left here Monday after a pleasant visit
with his son June, who. is attending
college here.
The A. c. Woman's club held its reg
ular weekly meeting on Monday at the
home of Mrs. b. G. Thatcher. Mrs. J.
A WidtSoe gave a most interesting
talk on the life and works of John
Rusl1in.
Archibald c. Coke of Baltimore is
with Logan ffienQS Tor a snort stay
Professor Thomas Mckay of Ogden
spent the fore part of the week in bid
ding farewell to his many friends here
before starting for Europe on a mis-
sion.
Deputy County Clerk William Lar
sen and Deputy County Recorded Rhea
Kicks were united in marriage this
week
Mrs. Charles Wendelboe will leave
the first of next week for Michigan,
where she will spend the Christmas
holidays with relatives.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Evans of Los Angeles
is visiting in Logan with her daughter,
Mrs. Seth A. Langton.
L. NJ. Gaskell of Dover, Del, was in
Logan on visit TO relatives this week.
Mrs. McMayhill of Denver is in Lo-
gan on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Stoney. She is accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Frank Russell of Ma
rysville, Cay.
Mrs. Kate Browning of Ogden is here
again on a visit to her father, who is
very ILL.,
The Mutuals of the Eighth ward
gave a delightful leap year ball on
Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L Canton or
Pittsfield. Mass. are visiting relatives
and friends in Logan and vicinity.
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BINGHAM.

Sam H. Treloar of Butte. Mont ar.
rived in camp Wednesday and imme.
diately assumed his new duties as gen.
egal manager of the Bingham Butte
Consolidated Mining company.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Oliver were CITY
visitors during the. first part of the
week.
Miss Mary ]. Grey. accompanied h,
her cousin, Miss Harriet Rarnes n,
Provo, went to Lark Saturday and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Goodman for a few days
Dr. f. E. Straup, c. w. Buckholtz
Dr. A L. Inglesby and F. T. Teirney
represented the Bingham Commercial
club at the convention in Salt Lake
Thursday which formed the Utah De-
velopment league
Z. E. McCarrick, owner of the Little
Eddie group, was in camp for several
days during the week looking over his
property.
Mrs. A. Mcguire was in attendance
at the grand concert at the cathedral
last week
Postmaster C. H. Roberts and daugh-
ter, Miss Maude, returned Wednesday
after prolonged stay in Los Angeles,
Cal, where Mrs. Roberts was ordered
TO go by her physician for her health.
Dr. j. f. Flynn was in the city We'd
nesday and Thursday on business
trip.
Mrs. Mabel Rogers was a city visitor
Monday and Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. c. L. Country1nan were
the host and hostess at a delightful
card party given TO the members of
the Neighborhood Whist club at their
residence Saturday evening Six tables
OF whist We're 6lled oy players, after
winch an elaborate luncheon was
served by the hostess The prizes of
me evening We're won by Mrs. Frank
Slringham and Mrs. L. e Dudley
among the ladies' while Will Booth ana
Dr. T. c. Hill were the winners on the
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A large affair of this week was the
birthday party given by Mrs Bird
in honor of DR.. A. A. b .irty-
fourth anniversary There we're bout
a score present at the entertainment.
Whist was played during the evening.
prizes being given those who were sue
cessful in winning high margins. Sup
per was served in the spacious dining
room, covers being laid TO rthirteen. A
birthday cake upon which were twenty
one candles was one of the features of
the table decorations.
About thirty schOolmates pleasantly
surprised Miss Pansy Gray Wednesday
at the home of her parents. Mr. and