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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-19
THE ELKS' BAZAAR.

Only to remind you that the Elks will be in the running in about an other month and they expect to set a pace that will make the Marathon race look like selling platter. The big bazaar this year will be given on an immense scale and the heralds have already begun their work It is little early as yet to predict just what will be the plans and prepara- tions, but the committee In charge has sent out their advance guard of explanations and all Elks have them That will do for the present.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-19

and energy to this carnival and it looks as though it would be big success. The only prize to. be given away is a trip through England, Ire land, Scotland or Paris, particulars of which may be had by asking the members. Drop in City hall tonight and be convinced that the. carnival is one of the best held in this city In years.ss .s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-19
THEATRICAL BOOKINGS.

Saturday. Sept 26- Quincy Adams Sawyer.
 Tuesday, Sept 29-Dan Sully in "The Matchmaker"
 Wednesday, Sept 30-Sam Der. nard in Nearly a Hero"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-19
"DANCING."

Kicks dancing academy, 43 East Main street. Beginners class start ing Thursday evening. September 10. Two lessons weekly. Children.f class Saturday afternoon October {. Private. lessons any hour Dancina every Friday evening. Phone 177-5.
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See Crandall for watches.
See Chrysler for bicycles at Spokane
prices.
A. Ray Williams, undertaken and
dealer in funeral supplies.
Frank D. Crandall for watches; all
sizes; all kinds; prices right
Extra Star A Star shingles, air dried,
$3.50 per NJ. Fidelity Lumber Co.
Notwithstanding boiler, to 8
hip c. H. Feilberg, Newport, Wash.
Bargains in furniture, carpets. rugs,
etc., at the store of A. Ray Williams
For high grade mems and boys shoes
60 to Gust Anderson's store.
WANTED-Man and team to work by
the month. Apply at the First National
Bank.
H. L. Russell came up from Metaline
today and left for Seattle to see the
naval show
Metaline dining room for rent; good
location. Inquire P. O. Box SO, Meta
line, Wash. 51-3t
Last Thursday Rev. Waite officiated
at the marriage of Roy Lines, of Elk to
Miss Eleanor Hoisington, of Newport.
Strayed.-One six weeks old pig from
Gilbert's Camp, west OF town. 81 re-
ward to party returning it. Gus Smith.
W. C. Moeser, of the Moser-Terry
company is having three houses to rent
built on the Idaho side of town. Jones
& Son will build them.
Mrs May North, whose shooting at
Elk recently, by Montgomery, created
considerable excitement, is reported to
be recovering and out of danger.
See the Fidelity Lumber Co. for lime,
cement, plaster, brick or anything else
in the line of building material. Extra
Star A Star shingles, air dried, $3.50
per thousand.
Winning numbers on fourth set of
silverware, series u, color lemon, are
6O-352- 944; on fifth set of silverware,
series Z, color golden rod, are 39-275-786.
Farmers Cooperative Trading Co. 2t
The work of reconstructing the New
port telephone exchange has been started
by Mr.. Anderson, the new owner. A
force OF men has started the construc-
ton Of the pole lines. All poles will be
in the alleys wherever possible.
The statement OF the Newport banks,
as published in this issue, are worthy
the attention of all. The First National
report shows fine growth of business,
and the first statement OF the Security
State is one that does credit to the
young institution, aud gives promise OF
a bright future.
M. H. Butler, OF Spokane, has ar
ranged a twenty round bout between
Wallace Folly and Johnny Morrison, OF
Spokane, to take place under the aus
pices of the Panhandle Athletic Club,
on Friday, May 29th, at 9p. m.
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ALWAYS YOUNG
1t has Equal for Healing Purifying and beauIyms Inc M"

10. That it is natural food for the cuticle, re-
moving many wrinkles formed and prevents
others from forming.
II. That the time is almost here when soap
and water will be little use on the face by those
who hold their face an object of care.
y. "Sempre Giovine" leaves the face in the
best possible condition for Marietta Stanley
Co.'S. Egyptian Powder.
The sole cause of so many poor complex'ons
is found in the too free use of soap and water
which removes the oil necessary for the feeding
of the skin, leaving it hard and dry.
.Sempre Giovne" always Young) is manu-
featured from the purest goods to he obtained,
and unlike the numerous other articles on the
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North, South, East and
West, Lund Hair d w are
Co.'S goods are cheapest
and best.


A ranch near Calispel Lake; 100 acres
meadow, house and barn. Also some
Newport property to trade for good tim
Der. Inquire at First National Bank.
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market, It's beneficial effects are apparent after
the first application.
Would you improve your complexion
Senpre Giovine will be found of inestimable
value to all who use it, it leaves the skin soft
and clear, and the complexion perfect.
Sempre Giovlne" will do wonders In cases
OF sunburn, it gives instant relief
'Sempre Giovine' has worked its wav almost
unalded into the good graces of the best class of
buyers on the continent 1t is we'll and favor
ably known in every state in the Union and
ance used is never substituted by other prepa-
rations.
Gentlemen will find 'Sempre Giovineo inval
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Guaranteed 3=4 inch
Garden Hose for &c per
foot at Lund'S.

If you are in the market for lime.
plaster, cement or brick, do not fail to
see US. We will make you the right
kind of prices on these, as we'll as any,
thing else in the line of building ma
terial. Fidelity Lumber Co.
R. F. Blackwell, vice president and
general manager of the Idaho & WASH
ington Northern railroad was in town
Wednesday to see how the work on the
passenger and freight depots is pro-
crossing.
William F. Rieckhoff, of Orange CITY.
Iowa, was in the city on Tuesday. the
guest of c. F. Craig. MIR. Rieckhoff is
banker and land owner and through
Mr.. Craig has large sums of money
loaned on lands in this section. He
has great deal of faith in our future
prosperity.
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JUST AMONG OURSELVES
~@)~@~~

Best soil in Cedar Park. Go and see it.
Second hand goods bought and sold at
Williams.
The natural fruit and garden soil in
Cedar Park.
Silver Birch "Half and Half" 10c at
all fountains. Asst
FOR SALE-Two rowboats. See
Ralph X. Kennedy.
Looking for bargains in real estate;
see Mann & Hughes.
Extra copies of this weeks Miner
can be had at this office.
Cedar Park acres will make you money.
Ask A. NJ. Harris for terms.
Extra Star A Star shingles. air dried,
$3.50 per NJ. Fidelity Lumber Co.
FOR RENT-New, clean, newly fur
nished bedroom. Inquire at this office.
38-tf
County Assessor Frank Luce, of Bon
ner county, was Newport visitor last
Saturday.
Commercial Club meeting Thursday
evening, May 18th. All members
urged to be present.
FOR SALE-Timber on 80 acres of
land. to be removed at once, to clear
land. }. K. Patterson.
Mrs. George w. Johnston, who has
been visiting in Iowa for the past three
months, has returned to her home in
Spring Valley.
The passenger and freight depots Of
the Idaho & Washington Northern are
nearing completion and will be ready
for use in few weeks.
The Moeser-Terry Co. is building a
dry shed 24x10O in size, at the corner OF
Pine street and Union avenue. Jones
K Son are doing the carpenter work.
VIM. Neeley, of Spirit Lake, has built
neat cottage in SCOTS addition, near
the ball ground. and will erect several
more. Jones 4 Son are building them
Arrangements are being made for the
observance of Memorial Day. The pro-
gram will be in next weeks paper. The
services will be at the Congregations
church.
See the Fidelity Lumber Co. for lime
cement, plaster, brick or anything elst
in the line OF building material. Extrs
Star A Star shingles, air dried, $2.5(
per thousand.
The town has been overrun Will
tramps and men looking for work tn,
past week. A bunch OF hoboes were en-
camped west OF town but were KEEP
under close watch by the town officers
North, South, East anG
West, Lund Hair DWARF
Co.'S goods are cheapes1
and best.
FOR RENT-One large well furnishes
room in private family. suitable for tw
gentlemen; all modern conveniences
Mrs. Geo. Hynes, corner Scott avenu
and Fifth street.
Newport and Cusick ball teams playe
here Sunday and.the hoodoo number
had no terrors for them, as Newpor
run in % scores to Cusick's IL. Mex
Sunday the Elk team will be here t
play our boys.
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Pure water in Cedar Park.

IuTc water IN CeQaf fdfk.
See Mann & Hughes for real estate.
Cedar Park acre tracts. A. NJ. Harris.
H. NJ. Lund was a Spokane visitor
this week.
Fine view from Cedar Park. Look
for yourself.
Drink Silver Birch milk, SC glass at
all fountains. Asst
so laying Leghorn hens for sale Silver
Birch Farm. Att
Cedar Park acre tracts, best and
cheapest.
Extra Star A Star shingles, air dried,
$3.50 per NJ. Fidelity Lumber Co.
Mrs. Wilcott will do baking at her
home on Warren Ave. All orders filled
promptly. Wv
FOR SALE-Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs, $3.50 per setting SILVER Birch
Fam, Newport. If
Double seated buggy that cost 1925,
new with tongue and shafts, will sell
for $l75. T. J. Kelly.
]. f. Williams went to Soap Lake last
week to try the treatment OF that cele-
brated resort for rheumatism.
Standpoint Is putting on metropolitan
airs and local capitalists are figuring on
street and interurban railway system.
Machinery for the Hadley & Stoyer
wood working plant is arriving in this
city and they will soon be ready for
work.
Mrs. J. G. Scott, has purchased the
old Congregational church property on
Third street and will improve it for use
as business property.
H. H. Hoyt, president of the Meta
line Navigation Co., which is building
the steamer Ruth, was down the river
on business trip last week.
On account of the summer travel to
Priest Lake, Idaho, No. 2 eastbound
Great Northern train will stop daily at
Priest River during June, July and
August.
See the Fidelity Lumber Co. for lime,
cement, plaster, brick or anything else
in the line of building material Extra
Star A Star shingles, air dried, $3.50
per thousand.
The Home Restaurant has worked ur
good business in the bakery line and
Mr.. Stro received this week from Chi
cago an oven which will enable him to
supply his trade.
G. H. Montgomery, Stevens county
pioneer died at his home Monday. On
the Thursday before he sat as a delegate
with the Stevens county delegates tc
the Republican state convention.
Mrs. NJ. Eachron and Mrs. John Ray.
mond, of Spokane. who assisted in the
program at the dedication of Hope Con.
gregational church, were the guests OF
Mrs. c. L. Gilbert while in the city.
owing to sickness and death in IN,
family, want to do some surveying t(
pay my debts. | will take what is lef
over that the other civil engineers dc
not need. j. R. Patterson.
Engineer James Fleming, of the en-
cheering firm of Flemming & Randolph
returned last Friday from Saratoga, tn,
summer resort on Bead lake, owned b,
T. }. Kelly. Mr.. Fleming was dom,
some surveying in that locality.
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Twelve Points of Merit
t. Cleanses and opens the pores and allows the
skin to breathe.
?. Readily absorbed by the skin and greatly
taken up by the tissues
g. 1t is not cosmetic--but permanent remedy
4. Does not cover up the bemishes or gloss
them overt cures.
J. 1t removes tan. moth and snnbnrn
g. 1t is more than beautifer.
T. 1t is great medicine and feeds the starved
tissues.
g. Keeps the face cleaner than soap and water
8. The appearance of age will be kept back
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liable for using on the face after shaving.
Soda
Our fountain is running full blast We can
serve you with the up to date Sundaes and with
the best ice manufactured-toe K & +.
Wall Paper
Our wall paper stock is complete in every
detail. Come in and look our line over before
buying elsewhere. Prices arranging from Sc to 75c
Photographs
A fnll line of Edison records and machines
always IN stock. Don't fail to have the May
records they are good
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
EPHRAIM.

Lafayette Olsen. who leaves Saturday
for the northern states on a tWO-years
mission, was the guest of honor at a
social given at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hyrum Madsen. Friday night Many
friends We're present and the evening
proved TO be a very pleasant one. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
evening and various games We're played
and some musical selections rendered.
An afternoon social was given by Mrs.
Ed Johansen. Monday afternoon. to about
a dozen of her lady friends. An elaborate
lunch was served and all present report
having had a very pleasant time.
The north and south ward officers of
the Y. L. NJ. l. ~ were delightfully."- en-
tertained bv MssPApn Williamson. Sun
day evening After dinner, which was
served at o. a musical program was rem
dered and later in the evening various
subjects were discussed for the interests
of both wards.
Miss Cordelia Dorius returned from
Thistle Monday. where she has been Wis
iting for a few days with her sister Mrs
T. W. Dunn.
A fine baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Christensen. We'd
nesday night Mother and child doing
we'll
DR.. V. G. Logan. the only member of the
order of Elks in this city. was presented
with q beautiful pair of antlers by Rich
ard BeynOw, the special organizer of the
Woodmen Ofthe World.
Mrs. Jens Anderson, who has been Sc
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PROMO.

La Coterie club was entertained in hon
OF OF Miss Anna Frisby at her home
er for Miss Frisby.
a double wedding reception was given
rIIudy evening at the home of Council
t ,iiai ana Mrs. {. II. Miller in honor Of
eIei daughter Myrtle and Roy Perry
anu g., 1ehflettd Heal and Heber q Miller
ne reception was attended nv A large
huihoSf or friends Of the happy couples
ana the usual wedding festivities inclnd-
i"s sumptuous dinner, were enjoyed.
MIS- Matilda Olson of this CITY and II
l.. James of Wilson. Wyo.. were mar
REQ IN the Salt Lake temple "Wednesday
3 a1tl Ieit the same day for their home in
Ihe marriage of Miss Eliza Hodson and
Eugene Collins will take place on June I6
dinner Thursday
MIS-; s; j. R. Hodson entertained at din
eight i0iu loi
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot were the
guests OF Mrs. Susa Y. Gates in Salt Lake
Mrs. Dora St Clair of Denver is visit
ing her mother. Mrs Eleanor Moore
MISS Maud Graham is visiting relatives
in Salt Lake
Mrs Ralph Henroid of Nephi is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Rose Patten.
Miss Nellie Clyde of Heber and Charles
De Graff, we'll known students of the
p. l. university, were married in the
odll Lake temple Wednesday.
Horace Merrill has returned from Penn
sylNania, where he has been attending
college
Miss Hazel Taylor is visiting in Ogden.
MRS. r. 7. kirkwood entertained at
dinner Sunday i'm honor of Miss Cook of
Washington d. c.
La COterie club gave a parcel shower
Tor Miss Myrtle Miller at her home Mon
day evening.
Lucius Landie of Salt Lake was a
visitor
Miss Addie Lewis left Monday for Ev-
anston. Wyo., where she will remain for
about two weeks.
Misses Hannah Dunn and Effie Bull
lock are visiting in Salt Lake.
Miss Ethel McEwan of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs. Dean MCEwan
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Clayton OF Black
foot are visiting relatives in Provo.
The Sunday school class of Miss Edna
Pyne gave a kitchen shower in her honor
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Van Dyke. who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs NJ H. Hardy,
has left for her home in Ogden.
Mrs. Electa Bullock entertained at a
family dinner Sunday i'm honor of Mrs.
Isaac Bullock of Lone Tree, Wyo.. who
leaves this week for her home. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Mrs. r. Eugene Jones entertained at
dinner Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Ray
Clayton.
Archie Thurman has left for Chicago.
where he will attend summer school
Mrs. Jesse J. Knight is visiting here
from Los Angeles.
Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Pyne have returned
from the east DR.. Pyne has completed
his medical studies at the George Wash
ingtOn university, graduating with high
hOnOrs. Since then DR.. and Mrs. Pyne
have travelled in the east.
Miss Sadie Chapman OF American Fork
was a Provo visitor this week
Miss Clara Allen entertained Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. r. i. Allen.
Music, song and games made the evening
pass most pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Smith of Lehi were
Provo visitors this week.
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NEPHI.

The marriage of Leonard Evans and
Miss Leah FOOte took place Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Foote. Bish-
/ Op T. II. c. Parkes performed the cere-
mony, and an excellent supper was served
to about fifty guests
Another big social function was the mar
riage of Miss Ida Burton to Richard r.
Hyde at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. A. V. Hogue. The ceremony was
very pretty and unique. The bride was
given away by her brother, County Re
cOrder T. H. Burton, and Bishop w. II.
Pettigrew tied the nuptial knot. A sump-
tuous feast was served and many beau
tiful presents were given. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyde will reside here.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sperry arrived
! home from Stanford university SatuT-
day evening. where Mr.. Sperry has been
attending college during the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bush have moved
! heref rom Carey, Idaho. and will occupy
the A. V. Hogue residence.
Mrs. Martha Coleman is visiting in
Ephraim this week.
F. D. Farrell returned from Logan Mon
day.
Mrs S. A. Moore has moved here from
Provo, to reside permanently.
w. A c. Bryan spent part of the week
in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs w. p Day were down
from Logan the first of the week.
Isaac Gadd is down from Provo this
week
George c. Whitmore went to Salt Lake
Wednesday.
John Hornung of Mant was here on
| Thursday
Mrs. Rose Booth is visiting in Manti
this week.
Bishop T. H. C. Parkes left Thursday
on an outing trip into the western part
of the county.
The Sunday school teachers of the Sec
Ond ward gave party in honor of their
fellow teacher. John c. Hall. who leaves
a Es1TTnnaan
Miss Nellie Housen will leave ON the
10Th inst. to visit relatives in England
Mrs. r. B. Winchester of Shoshone ami
their sister this week, Mrs. w. A. c.
Bryan.
Bertha Mcpherson went to Salt Lake
Thursday.
Mrs. Louise Nickers and Miss Bird
Wilson visited in Salt Lake the latter
part of the week.
The friends of Mr.. Roscoe Tolley ten
/ dered him a surprise Friday evening.
County Attorney 7. l.. FOote was in
Salt Lake Wednesday.
Merle Brown was here from California
this week visiting relatives and friends.
j. A. Hyde was in Salt Lake this week
+. II. Sparks was down from Salt Lake
Friday visiting with his parents.
James L. BellistOn was in Fort Green
Friday.
Marriage licenses have been issued this
week to Mons g MOnsOn and Miss Kate
Chapman of Moroni, Daniel l. Black ana
Hazel NJ. Tryan, both of Nephi: Levi b.
Jackson of TOgnerville and Martha l..
Tryan of Nephi.
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riOusly i'll for some time, is reported 10
be on the road to recovery.
Mrs. c. l.. Christensen is spending a few
days visiting with friends and relatives
in Redmond.
Aubrey Larsen. who has been a student
at the university at Salt Lake for the
past winter. returned TO his home in this
city Monday He will probably remain
during the summer
Joseph Trim. wife and daughter. Belle,
left for Salt Lake on the noon train. TO
spend few days visiting friends
The Ladies Civic Improvement league
held their meeting Wednesday night. Va
rious subjects were discussed and it was
unanimously agreed that the meetings
would be postponed until the LIST of Sep
TENDER
Ar and Mrs Edwin Johansen left for
the mountains Wednesday afternoon and
will remain for about two or three
weeks.
War Tudstrom. travelling as a botanist
for the government, arrived in this city
the first OF the week Mr. TudstrOm
Will travel throughout the states of Idaho
and Utah during the summer, but will
make his headquarters in this city.
Miss Hazel Greaves Fern Fontin, Ann
and La Priel Willardson are visiting with
friends in Zion this week.
Hyrum NJ. Christensen arrived at his
home in this city Tuesday. hir. Christen-
sen has just returned from a twO-years'
mission in Norway.
Mrs. Thomas S. Lund was a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. jerome b.
Henrie of Manti the first o. the week.
Hubert ChTistiansOn returned from Chi
cago the early part of the week, after
spending the past winter studying DENTS
Try
Miss Eurelia Poulson and Mrs. Nettie
Christensen of Sanford Colo, are visiting
in this city for a few days.
Miss JOsepha Rakerbarg of Norway is
in Ephraim. where she will make her flu
ture home
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MURRAY.

One of the most enjoyable functions of
the week was when Mrs Jessie II
Wheeler entertained at 'china shower
for Miss NJ. Rose Watts. The house was
beautifully decorated in pink and white
flowers, IN harmony with the dress of
the bride-elect. Refreshments We're
served and the remainder of the time was
spent IN games. Prizes were won by Mrs
Frank Howe and Miss NJ. Rose Watts
Ernest Richards is here visiting with
relatives and friends
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore arrived home
Saturday from GOldfield. where she has
oeeh spending some time with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jack Woodbridge
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Lily NJ Park to Jesse
Hulse. The wedding will take place at
the home of the brides parents Wednes-
day evening, June a.
An enjoyable affair of the week was
when Mrs. II. Little entertained for Miss
NJ. Rose Watts, one of the June brides
at a linen shower complimentary to the
formers sister. Miss Esther Hall Re
freshments were served and games were
played. Prizes were won by Miss Esther
Hall and Miss Gertrude Norton.
Mrs. Morris returned the early part Of
the week from two weeks stay IN
Wyoming. where she was visiting with
relatives.
Miss Walker leaves shortly for short
vacation which will be spent out of town
with friends
Mrs. William Mclean of Salt Lake was
in Murray Tuesday visiting with rela-
tives.
Miss Gertrude Sanders is visiting at
bennington. where she will remain for
some time.
Miss Zelpha Bateman is home from
Provo, where she has been spending the
past school year at the B. Y. L.
Miss Cleo Gerald was here the fore part
of the week visiting with friends.
Arthur Hayes, formerly of this place,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-14
RICHEIEID.

MIR and Mrs A. J. Lewis of Salina
have been in Richfield the past week.
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lewis,
Mr.. Lewis brother
Mrs. j. j. WOOdring and daughter,
katherine, went TO Salt Lake Tuesday 10
visit a couple of weeks with her sister,
Mrs. ]. J. Thomas.
Tana LauritZen returned Monday from
Provo, where she has been the past win
ter attending school.
President w II. Seegmiller of Sewer
stake went to Salina Sunday and appoint
ed a new bishop for that place. Godfrey
Laurentzen was selected as bishop and
I. g. Humphrey and ]. Oscar Ivie as his
cOunselOrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Morrison left Rich
field Monday for Salt Lake, where they
Will make their home in the future.
DIR. ]. J. STEINER came down from Salt
Lake Sunday and has decided to locate
in Richfield
Mrs. Martha AndertOn returned Satur-
day from San Francisco, where she has
been for several months visiting with rel
atiYes.
Mrs. FlOssie Van Wagenen came down
from Provo Sunday on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs s. c. Peterson.
Joseph Eckerley of Loa was d Rich
field visitor the past week.
Clayton Gannett came in Sunday ftOn