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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-05
MANTI.

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Manti, Sept A delightful Japanese
tea party was given at the home Of
Mrs. Frank P futile Wednesday af-
ternoon for the members OF the Ladies'
Literary club of this city. The deco
rations were all in the Oriental styles
and the ladies spent a most enjOyab
time.
Miss Aletta Gustavason of Richfeld
was a Manti visitor during the week
to attend the Brienholt-N Nielsen we'd
ding at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Nielsen.
Mrs. Rosa Jones Of Salt Lake is Wis
iting at the home of John B. Maiben.
Mr. and Mrs. SebrOn J. Golding of
Wellington, Emery county, came to
Manti during the week as temple work
ers for period Of two years.
Mrs. Ralph Belliston of Nephi is
spending a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Clara FarnswOrth.
Miss Maggie Tenant returned Mon
day from an extended trip TO Provo
and Nephi, where she visited relatives
and friends.
The Misses Orinna Ewing and Zina
Hansen were given a bundle shower
by a number Of their lady friends last
Monday night at the home OF Miss Han
sen.
The marriage Of William Carlson and
Miss Orina Ewing. both Of the Temple
City, was sOlemniZed at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Carlson, parents
Of the groom, Wednesday evening by
Justice c. +. Carlson. A reception was
given the following evening in honor
Of the marriage at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlson, where a number Of guests
were present and spent a most enjoy
able time.
Charles Petersen and Miss Maria
Whitlock were united in marriage at
the temple Wednesday last.
Enoch JOrgensen of Sandy was a Yisi-
tor during the week.
Mrs. Jane G. Sanders of Dublan,
Mexico, is again a familiar figure upon
our streets. Mrs. Sanders expects to
remain in the city during the winter
and will spend her time doing temple
work
Alfred L. BTOderick Of Emery and
Miss Virgie Searle of BURNER were
united in marriage Wednesday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren S. Whitlock of
Sterling were Manti visitors last We'd
nesday to see the marriage of their
daughter Maria to Charles Petersen.
Willard Braithwaite, son of Mrs. Rob
ert Braithwaite of Spanish Fork. and
Miss Tebeitha Davis of the same city
were married Wednesday by President
Lewis Anderson.
A surprise party was given Miss Reva
Tenant at her home in this city Sun
day by a number of her little friends.
The occasion was her ninth birthday.
Mrs. Jane S. Coleman returned last
week from Blaclfoot. Idaho, where she
has been visiting for some time with
relatives. Upon her return she visited
friends in Cache county for a few days.
Mrs. Stanley Crawford was the guest
Of honor at bundle shower Friday at
the home OF Miss Jessie Crawford
Professor D. H. Robson Of the Manti
High school, together with Frank Ad-
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SaIna. Sept. 4.-The banquet given by
the Salina Commercial club at the
White House Wednesday evening to tire
delegates Of Sanpete, PiUte and Sewer
counties convention. was one Of the
most elaborate affairs ever given in this
city. over loo guests were seated at
the tables which were artistically deco
rated with beautiful flowers and the
club cOlOrs, red and white. During the
serving Of the banquet the Salina or
chestrs furnished music
AIRS. Lehi Peterson is at Seattle visit
ing the fair, and expects to be away for
about one month.
Mrs Maggie Elbin has resigned her
position as chief operator in the Salina
telephone exchange, Miss Hazel Alfred
taking her place.
Miss Alice Luud Of EDhraim was a
guest Of Miss Josephine Peterson at the
White House during the week.
Dr.. Birch of GUnnisOn made a bust
ness trip here yesterday.
Miss Josephine Peterson. who has
been visiting relatives and friends at
Salt Lake for some time. returned home
during the early part of the week
{. NJ. Madsen and r. F. Kearns and
wife of GunnisOn were visitors at Sa-
lima during the week.
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the home OF the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs Mort Isaacson.
Mrs. Niels Jensen, who has recently
suffered by the foods, was given a de-
Hghtful surprise Wednesday afternoon
and a neat little sum of money was pre-
scented to her. The ladies came pre-
pared to serve a lunch. Those present
were Mrs. Peter BreinhOlt, Mrs. Eric
Christensen, Mrs. A. KjelsOn Mrs. H.
Olsen, Mrs f. W. Christianson, Mrs.
n. o. Anderson, Mrs. n. Hermansen,
Mrs. J. F. McCafferty, Mrs. Alma Kpel-
son, Mrs. Josie Jorgensen, Mrs. John
Greaves, Mrs. Otto GOisen, Mrs. Hyrum
Madsen, Miss Laura Hanson, Miss Alice
Lund, Mrs. Cathrine Thompson and
Mrs. Louis Anderson, Mrs, J. P. Dyring.
Miss Anna Frost left Monday for
Preston, Ida, where she has again ac-
cepted a position as instructor of art in
the Oneida stake academy.
Mrs. James Larsen is recovering from
a severe attack of stomach trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Peterson left here
today for Salt Lake where Mr.. Peter
son has accepted position as teacher
in the public schools.
Andrew Armstrong is again able to be
about after d severe attack of append
citis.
The beautiful home of James Frost
which has been built during the sum-
mer is nearing completion and greatly
adds to the appearance Of Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson are
spending their summer vacation al
Seattle.
Miss Hannah BTeinhOlt and her sis
ter Mrs. Z. A. BTitsch, left for Salt
Lake during the early part of the week
where theV will secure the eDTiUE STYLES
| in millinery.
Mrs. Y. G. Logan and Mrs. Adolph
Hansen were guests at the home of vii
liam Richie of Manti during the early
part of the week.
Miss Nora Anderson has. accepted a
position as clerk in the drug store,
P. c. Peterson, jr., was business Wis
itOr to Provo Sunday. He returned
home Monday to make preparations tC
go to Provo to spend the winter. He
will teach in one of the schools.
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spent with music and games. 4 delicious
luncheon was served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Hyde, Mr.. land Mrs.
Ralph Henroid, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bur
quest Misses Allie Bryan. Lula Harper
Lillian Marsh. Myrtle Colder; MessTs.
Gerald CaZier and Ralph BTOugh
Miss Nadia Edwards has returned to
her home in Salt Lake after a week S
visit with relatives in Nephi.
Shores Loveless of PaysOn spent the
week in Nephi
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Bailey and family
spent a. few days in the canyon this
week
Dan Fields has returned to his home
in Eureka.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Booth returned home
Saturday after a pleasant visit in Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Walker of Salt Lake
are visiting in Nephi.
Miss Geneva Booth is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kellerstrsss of Salt
Lake will make their home in Nephi this
winter.
Mrs. Evans of Provo was in Nephi Wed
Hesday to attend the wedding Of her
brother, Arthur Stallings.
Miss Stallings of Provo spent Wednes-
day in Nephi.
Miss Winifred Miner and Mrs. Z. Z.
Shusser of salt Lake are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs d. o. Miner this week.
Miss Rose Riley was in NepEi Wednes-
day attending the Stallings-Hyde we'd
ding.
r. II. Burton made a business trip to
Salt Lake Tuesday.
Herman Schofield of Salt LaSe is visit
ing in Nephi.
Miss Berdie Wilson returned home this
week after a visit in Salt Lake and Og-
den.
Miss Esther Andrews returned home
from Salt Lake where she spert the sum-
Miss Nettie Bryan left Saturday for
Salt Lake, where she will spead her va
cation.
Miss Myrtle Bigler left Friday for Sail
Lake. She VIII teach school Jim Murray
the coming winter
Mrs. Joseph PeXtOn of Springsllle IS Wis
iting in Nephi this week.
Mrs. Ernest Weaver left Saturday tOi
her home in Twin Falls, Ida
The combined choiTs OF Nephi gave q
very pleasant party Thursday I'M nonol
| of Professor Robinson, who viii leave
shortly for SpringVille, where me VIII
teach music I'm the schools the coming
winter. Professor Robinson has done eA-
cellent work while in Nephi and viii be
missed greatly. The party was & pleas
ant success. The evening was spent ID
dancing, games and music, after WhlcI
delicious refreshments were served.
w A. Starr was i'm Nsphi thursday
Walter Robinson of Springy1lle IS III
Nephi this week.
Dir. Brown of Msnti is visiting in Neph
Mrs J. d. Hague Of Provo II the guest
of her sister. Mrs. R. J. Henroid-
f. D. Farrell made a business trip &c
! Salt Lake this week
Jacob Coleman is spending his vacation
! in Nephi
Mr.. and Mrs Al UdaH, Dan Fields. Miss
/ Florence Haynes. Miss Nadia Edwards
and Miss Edna Haynes spent Sunday III
| Salt Creek canyon
Misses Lula Harper and Lily Pexton
| and Messrs G. NJ. WhitmOre and J. j.
/ BellistOne. made an automobile trip &c
Payson and Springville Friday evening
Miss Olive Syndergard spent the WeeH
| i'm Ephraim and Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. A. r. Paxman spent few days
/ I'm Provo this week.
/ Miss Maggie Pass returned from Ogder
l and Salt Lake. where she has spent the
| last three weeks.
] Mrs. J. r. Edgheill and daughter Jack
/ eta are sDeuding the week i'm Salt Lake.
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WILLARD.

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Willard. Sept. 4-Helgdr Packer and wife
have returned from American Falls. Ida.
where they, together with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nelson of Thatcher have been fish
ing for two weeks
Miss Lottie Owens of Salt Lake is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs owen
Owens
T,enord r. Rood. former Willard
teacher. was here during the week. He
has again been employed i'm the schools.
Mrs. Irene W. Baird of Salt Lake is
visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred Ward.
Joseph Morgan. formerly of Willard but
now of BUrley, Ida, has been visiting
with relatives here.
James NJ Dalton. also of Burley. Ida,
is spending few days here with his
parents.
Mrs. Daniel F. Harding has returned
from a visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A l. Blackburn of ReXburg. Ida.
Mrs. William +. Morgan underwent an
operation for appendicitis Wednesday, but
is now improving rapidly
Peter NebekeT md wife have returned
from a trip to the exposition at Seattle.
John J. Ward returned home Thursday
evening from the fair.
Mr. and Mrs MILFORD NuttaH of Salt
Lake were visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lowe part of this week.
Mrs. Owen Nebeker has gone to Rex
burg, Ida, to attend the funeral of her
brother. Navel who was killed by being
kicked in the head by a vicious horse.
W. r. Morgan is preparing to leave for
Leland Stanford next week, where he will
take the law course.
Attorney William J. Lowe has opened
an office in the Eddy building in Brigham
and is now located there.
Misses Katie Owens and Ida Taylor
have returned from a trip to Seattle and
other northwestern points.
r. Z. Daniels, who has been here for
the last few months has returned to his
home in Logan.
Miss Elsie Ward left Saturday evening
for Salt Lake. where she is employed TO
teach in the High school
John Owens of Garland is here having
been taken seriously i'll while returning
from Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nicholas have re-
turned from a pleasant trip of ten days
to the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mason returned
Thursday from Chicago and other eastern
points. Mr. Mason was recently released
from a mission to England and his wife
went east to meet him.
Ephraim White and William Owens are
making preparations to leave for a mis-
sion to the northern states and Europe.
Roy Lowe Of Brigham was visiting here
Friday.
Miss Ethel Ward. who is i'll with the
typhoid fever. is reported to be improving.
z. Chase of San Francisco has been In
Willard during the week.
A mass meeting has been called by
Mayor White and the city council for
Monday evening TO decide on the question
of a waterworks system.
Orvi Ward, who is in Salt Lake having
his eyes operated upon, finds his ewes
still in very precariOus condition
A B. Taylor and wife have returned
home from an enjoyable trip to Cache
county.
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EPERAIM.

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Ephraim, Sept. 1.-THE Ephraim Lit
erary club met at the home of Alice
Lund Tuesday afternoon. The meeting
commenced promptly at o'clock, con-
tinuing until f. Mrs. Peter Peterson de-
livered an interesting lecture on the
Life of George Washington" Mrs
AdOlph Jensen occupied thirty minutes
in reading and discussing parliament
tary law, and Miss Alice Lund gave a
talk on her recent trip through the east.
A program for the next meeting was
read, and dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. F. II. Rasmussen delightfully."-
entertained at her home last Saturday
afternoon. An elaborate lunch was
served. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. John Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum
SOhensen, Mrs. Meta Frost, Miss Anna
Frost. Mr.. and Mrs ]. n. Hansen.
Sweet peas were used in the decorations
II. E. Jensen and Alice Lund of this
city represented Ephraim at the Com
mercial clubs convention Of Sanpete
Piute and Sewer counties which was
held at Salina, Sept. 1. They report
that the meetings were very instructive
and complimented the Salina people for
the royal entertainment given the Wis
itors
Miss RhOda Larsen, who is instructor
| in music at the conservatory at Salt
Lake, spent her summer vacation at
home. Prior to her returning to Salt
Lake she entertained at a KensingtOn
delicious lunch was served at 4:3O, the
tables being beautifully decorated in
the seasons flowers. A large bouquet
of lilies formed the centerpiece Those
present were Miss Belle Quinn. Miss
A
Miss Alice Lund, Mrs. H. p. Larsen and
the hostess.
Alonzo Isaacson, who has been teach
ing school at Riehfeld, surprised many
of his friends by announcing recently
that his marriage to Miss Jennie Ander-
son, one of the bellies of Richfield. had
taken place at the Salt Lake temple on
Wednesday. They returned from the
state capital Thursday an an elaborate
wedding reception was given to about
fifty OF their relatives and friends at
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PAYsoN.

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Payson, Sept. Miss Grace. Sher-
mer left Wednesday for California.
She viii visit with friends in Los An
geles for a time and then she viii
visit with her sister. Mrs. Gieger, at
MonroVia, about twenty miles from
Los Angeles.
Mrs Ada Daniels Taylor was a Eu-
reka visitor Tuesday.
Miss Lula Harper of Nephi was in
town fer awhile Thursday.
The Ladies G. A. r. band of Salt
Lake City gave a successful dance al
INC EaNSOn pavilion Tuesday evening.
They also furnished music I'm the after
noon for the baseball game between
PaysOn and Provo.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
llng OF Miss Jean Allen of Provo to
. virgil Peery OF this city. The wedding
viii take place Wednesday, sept -,
az The home of the brides parents. The
8Iide-elect is daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs, II. T. Allen and is a very popular
young lady OF Provo. She has been in.
/ tne employ of the Independent Tele-
phone company for the last three years.
Af. PecEN is a prosperous and highly
respected young man of PaysOn. They
/ VIII reside In this city.
SITS. c. j. E1l0Emau of Thistle juno
lloh mas beer visiting In PaysOn for
Few days. the guest of Miss Josie Lid
Mrs. s. B. Wilson and daughter Myrl
MADE a business trip TO Salt Lake
Wednesday
BIr. and Mrs. Charles Cravcns enter
tanned a five hundred party Wednes-
day evening. good time was enjoyed
Miss Ruby Simmons Of Thistle has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Charles DepeW.
Miss Rhea Simons went to Salt Lake
tocaE, where she viii remain this win
ter. teaching school.
.lr. ard Mrs. !. T. Tanner have re-
tJ' ned from Canada, where they have
spent tHe last two months visiting.
George a. Perry, Thomas Reece. John
| Daniels and DR.. G. T. Kendall returned
Thursday from a few days trip to
| Strawberry.
Miss Edith shermer left WEDNESDAY
fog Beaver. Utah. where she will teach
school.
Mr.. and Mrs John DonneIson of Salt
Lake are visiting here with Mrs. Don
nelson's mother Mrs P. II. Marsh.
Elmer McBeth will leave here next
/ Wednesday for Quincy, Ill, where he
viii enter school at the Gem City Busi-
ness college.
Alonz0 Huntsman has returned from
/ Fillmore and will teach here again this
winter.
Miss Donna simous has accepted a
position i'm the postOffiCe.
Miss Orpha DOane and Manda Han
sen are spending a week visiting IN
/ Eureka
W. Z. Watson of Brigham was Pay
| son visitor Sunda yand Monday.
Miss Rachel Hayes of Pleasant Grove
and Walter H Moore Of Psysm were
married last Wednesday at the Salt
Lake temple. Both are accomplished
young people. They will reside at Bea-
yer. where Mr. Moore has accepted a
/ position in the Murdoch academy.
The public schools will open here
! Monday. Sept 6.
Mrs. Karl Hush spent Sunday with
hen parents in Provo.
Henry Smith will leave Monday for
Hena, where he viii teach i'm the pub
I 3iC schools.
ar. and Mrs Melvin Wilson q nj EIT.
land Mrs. VauChan Nebeker and f5Wl.v
/ have returned from "a few days fishing
/ trip up BennIc creek.
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kAYsVILLE.

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haysVlite. sept. Miss Mahala Bar
ker, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Barker of Kaysville. and Dan Hall Of
salt Lake will be married on 1Iondav
afternoon. In the evening a reception
VIII be given I'm their honor. attended
by their most intimate relatives and
Miss Lers Clark Of Pennington and
J. r. Vaughan Of Preston. Ida. were
married i'm the Salt Lake temple
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs James Davis Of Kavs-
vile have announced the euga cement
of their daughter Mabel and Thomas
Harris, the marriage to take place I'm
the near future.
Leo A. Broshinskv Of salt Lake and
Miss Harriet r. FOulker Of BountifuI
were married Wednesday at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. John Mil
ls Ter, The ceremony was performed by
Charles r. Maby in the presence OF
relatives. In the evening a reception
was given, attended by many friends
Friends of Miss Mahala Barker.
whose marriage takes place Monday
rendered her a kitchen shower at her
home on Saturday evening. The time
was spent in playing games, after
which light refreshments were served.
Among those present were Margaret
Odd, Vina Nance, Elda EdmOnds Mabel
Burton, Annie Barker. Emily Mavlin.
Rose Shell. Celia Warren Leah Phil
lips. Gladys Barker, Bernice Warren.
mOnds. Lucy Bacon, Ethel Odd Emily
Young, Ruth Keysor and Lucy Bacon.
Keith Barnes spent Thursday I'm Salt
Lake with friends
The following Salt Lake people are
visiting relatives and friends fin Kavs-
vile this week. Miss Lutte Edmonds
Mrs. Lawrence G. Blood. Miss Ruth
Keysor. Mrs. Lille Harris and chill
dren, Mrs. RebeCca Tucker Miss Verda
EdmOnds, Mrs. Edna Patler and chill
dren and Mrs. Laurence Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barber and fam
fly and Mr.. and Mrs. George Young
were visitors TO Ogden canyon the first
of the week.
Miss Myrtle C. Blood. one of the
local Bell telephone operators, IS tax
viii be spent in ogden and the other
in Salt Lake.
Miss Ella Steed Of Pennington spent
few days In Kaysville this week with
Miss Vivian Allen is visiting in og-
den for short time as guest of her
sister, Mrs. II. B. Arnold.
Mrs. David +. Layton. son David and
daughter Sarah B. of West Layton left
Wednesday for Thatcher. Box Elder
county. to visit relatives.
Misses Nellie EdmOnds, Blanche Coles
aud Bernice Warren. who are work
ing in Salt Lake. have all been home
for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith are speuF b.
ing two weeks in ArkO, Ida, with rela-
tives.
Miss Rose Shell Of Bountiful is a
KaysVille visitor this week
Rachel Mansell is spending a few
days in Ogden iwth relatives
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Grant IT.
and children have returned from a two
weeks visit on Bear river.
President and Mrs. James H Lin
ford, jr., and children, returned to their
home in Logan this week after a short
! visit in Kaysville with relatives
Miss Nina Anderson has returned
from a short visit I'm Santaquin with
| relatives.
Continued on Page S.
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NEPHI.

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Nephi, Sept. 4-One of the prettiest
home weddings Of the season was that
of Miss Nellie Hyde, one of Nephf's most
popular young ladies', and Arthur Stall
ings, a young business man of Provo.
They were married at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. 0. Miner. Wednesday at II
o'clock, by Bishop 7. II. G. Parkes Miss
Hyde was accompanied by her uncle j.
A Hyde. ST. Miss Norma Miner acted
as bridesmaid and Mr.. John Reese of
Provo was best man. The bride wore
a beautiful white dress Of embroidered
net over chiffon and carried a shower
bouquet of brides roses. The bridesmaid
was dressed in pale blue and carried pink
roses. An elegant wedding breakfast was
served at Il o'clock. Only the immedi-
ate relatives were present at the wedding.
The young couple left Wednesday even
ing for Los Angeles They viii make
their home in Provo.
LOTin WhitmOTe entertained the Cover
nOrs club and their lady friends Tues
day evening. The evening was pleasantly
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BINGHAM,

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Bingham, Sept. 4.-Dr. and Mrs W
W. Stockham and Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Gibeaut of Phoebe, New, were rendered
a delightful surprise party at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs. c. L. Countryman by
their many friends Friday evening
Whist was the game Of the evening
dainty prizes being awarded the sue
cessfuI contestants after which an ap-
petizing luncheon was served to about
thirty guests. The guests of honor
were former residents of Bingham.
Miss Elizabeth Booth has been as
signed to the public schools of Sandy
F. ]. Tilney of the Fruss-Bulletin was
in Salt Lake this week.
Mrs. Ella Y. Brooks of Salt Lake was
in camp this week, the guest of her
husband. John Brooks, superintendent
of the Markham gulch mill
Mrs. z. G. Locke and niece, little
Miss Edna Berry, who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Mcdonald
Of Salt Lake for the past six weeks,
have returned home, accompanied by
Mr. Mcdonald and family
Willie Manca of Salt Lake arrived in
Bingham this week, where he intends to
reside with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Grayson.
George D. Gardner and family of
West Jordan were guests of his son,
z. D. Gardner, and family of this city
Sunday.
Stanley Johns and family returned
Sunday from a six weeks visit with Mr.
Johns parents, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Johns of Mackey, idaho.
Miss Francisco Lehman of the Bing-
ham Mercantile company, who has been
on q ten days outing to Eureka, has
returned home
William O'Connor Of the Yampa
smelteT is on a tour Of the northwest,
visiting relatives and taking in the
exposition at Seattle.
Andrew Mayer spent several days in
Salt Lake the first of the week.
Miss Maggie Evans has a position in
the Bingham pOstoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs H 3. Goodrich of Tv-
Ter, Texas, who have been visiting their
son, II. c. Goodrich, and family for
several weeks past, viii return home
in a few days.
Mrs. Elmer Hill has resumed pro-
prietorship of the Elmerton hotel, Sam
J. Dunsmore retiring.
Bishop William B. Waters has been
reappointed to the position of 1anitor
Of the Central school for the ensuing
year
Mrs. ". S. Cannon has been visiting
relatives in Waterville. Maine during
the past week.
A. L. Jensen came up from Salt Lake
Thursday.
Miss Annie Geffen has been quite I'll
the past week.
Mrs S. J. Hays. who has been III
for several weeks at the home of her
parents in Salt Lake, has returned
home, accompanied by her sister. Miss