The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
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Willard. Sept. lS.-Captain W. l.. cole
of the United States army is visiting With
relatives here. Captain Cole is a Willard
boy who was appointed to Wesi pint
where he completed his course with high
hOnOrs and has been i'm the army sir'c
then He is now stationed in New York.
where he Will return at the expiration o.
his furloUgh.
NJ. 5. Browning of Ogden was i'm Vii
lard Tuesday and met with the city COM
ell
John Browning was here durns thc
week ON d pleasure trip
Edwin Gordon. formerly of Willard
row of POcatelIo Ida. is visiting with
relatives for two weeks.
Peter Larsen of Thatcher was here dur
inE the first part of the week.
Ralph Harding and wife of MaIad Ida.
are i'm Willard visiting with their parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Harding.
Miss Hannah Blackburn of ReXbuTg.
Ida. is spending "A short vacation with
her sister, Mrs. Daniel Harding.
Conference of the Willard Sunday
school viii be held Sunday i'm the ward
meeting house.
william Hubbard of Paradise was in
Willard part of the week visiting rcIa-
tives.
Many Willard people joined with Brig-
ham friends i'm celebrating peach day at
Brigham Wednesday.
George c. Wood has been engaged TO
teach the Fifth grade i'm the local school i'm
place of L. J. Rood. who resigned.
The school house is being thoroughly
cleaned this week. perpetrators to the
opening of school Monday. The follow
ing teachers will have charge of the
schools this year; John A. Ward, princi-
pal and eighth grade. A p. Taylor. sixth
and seventh; George e. Wood. fifth:
zsIla Harris. fourth; Kate Owens, second
and third; Alice Harding. first.
Albert Jensen, who has spent the sum
mer at Bingham, has returned home.
Ralph Gordon of Preston. Ida is visit
ing with relatives i'm Box Elder county.
Misses Rachel and Pearl Baird are again
home, after an extended visit to the Pa
cifiC coast.
Miss Ida Taylor has gone to Fielding
where she has been employed to teacn
during this season.
owen Nebeker and wife left this week
for Richmond, where they will make their
home this winter.
Miss Ethel Ward. who mas been in with
an attack of typhoid fever, is rapidly re
covering her health again.
James FeTTin of Pleasant View was i'm
Willard Thursday.
Leslie Nicholas and wife OF Brigham
were visiting with Mrs. Nicholas parents
Thursday.
President OIeen n. Stohl of Brigham
was i'm Willard attending the funeral OF
Homer Call
During this week a great many Of VIII
laTd'S young people viii leave for different
places to attend school. The following are
y D.
liam r. Morgan, at Leland Stanford
George II Lowe and William E Davis
Ann ArbOr, Mich; William T. Ward,
New York; Ellis Lowe, Frank Morgan
Charles Hubbard. John Hubbard and
David Ward, Provo; Perry Dalton. VIII
lard Cole Robert Dalton, Zina Cole, Al.
bert Jensen, Salt Lake; Eliza Hubbard
Leo Bailey, Steven Owens. Asel Taylor
Amelia Taylor, Mary Taylor, Logan. Be
sides these, several viii attend the Box
Elder county High school
Mrs. William +. Morgan has returned
from Ogden. where she underwent an op-
GRAFTON for appendicitis a few weeks ago
The following members Of the Call fam
lily from Rigby, Ida, have been in Will
lard part of the week: Omer. Swirl
George. Albert. Josiah, Lydia and Aggfe
Carbon.
Warren Hickman is in Willard visiting
with friends for a few days.
Miss celia Harris of Salt Lake arrived
here Saturday to arrange for the school
year.
A petition signed by the county officers
and other influential citizens has been
sent to the Taft entertainment commit
tee to get the president to speak to the
people of Willard for a short time next
Sunday as he is on his way north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Zundle have
gone to Fielding to visit with relatives
Mrs. Pauline JOTgensen returned to her
home in Salt Lake Saturday after visit
ing with her parents.
John Merrill of Brigham was in Willard