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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
EXPERIMENT FARM
LOCATED At MORO

Oregon Agricultural College, Aug.
9-The Eastern Oregon Dry Farm Ex-
pertinent station to be conducted in
cooperation with the federal govern
ment under an act of the late leglsla-
ture, was located at Moro, Sherman
county, by the board of regents of the
Oregon agricultural college in annual
meeting here Saturday afternoon. The
act of locating the station was per-
functory so far as the board was con,
cerned as the bureau of plant in
dustry at Washington refused to CO.
operate unless the station should be
located at Moro.
In the biennial election of officers,
]. X. Weatherford. Albany. was re-
elected president; E. E. Wilson, Cor
wallis, secretary; b.. F. Irvine, Port.
land, treasurer, and w. w. Cotton,
Portland; j. T. Apperson. Park Place;
A. T. Buxton, Forest Grove; j. X.
Weatherford, E. e. Wilson, executive
committee.
President Kerr was instructed to es-
tablish at the college a seed testing
laboratory to be conducted in Coop
Grafton with the bureau of plant in
dustry of the United States depart
ment of agriculture. The purpose of
the laboratory is to save the large
waste due to the use of imperfect
seeds and to secure larger crop yields
through use of seeds of demonstrated
terminating value.
An offer by private parties to fl
nance the chief cost Of conducting
horticultural cooperative work in the
Medford district was referred to
special committee for investigation
and report at a meeting to be held In
September.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Potter Has RESIGNED

j. p. Potter, assistant instructor In
science at the high school during the
past year. has resigned his position
to accept a position in the faculty OF
the state normal school at Ellensburg.
Wash. His resignation was sent Supr.
j. S. Landers some time ago and has
not yet been acted upon by the board.
There are now two vacancies in the
high school faculty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Boy Has Broken Leg.

Herbert Reeden, aged IA years, is
nursing a broken leg as the result of
slight accident which occurred Sat
urday. The boy has been a driver of
a breadwagon for the Rohrman ba-
kerry and in turning around he
cramped the hack too short, causing
it to turn over onto him, breaking
both bones of the leg below the knee.
The horse did not run away, or the
young driver might have been more
seriously injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Charges Non-Support.

Mrs. Clara NJ. Wheeler made COM
plant before Deputy District Attorney
Steiwer and Judge Gilliland Saturday
afternoon, charging her husband, w,
F. Wheeler with non-support. The
man is harness maker and came to
this city from Hood River a short time
ago. If it develops that the woman's
allegations are true, the man will be
compelled by Judge Gilliland to sup
port his wife. as it will not be the
first case to come under his observa-
tion, that he has solved.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
CIRCUS MONKEY
IS RECAPTURED
MADE ESCAPE FROM GENTRY
BROS. SHOW AT HEPPNER
Brought Overland TO Echo so as not
10 Spoil the Monkey Part of the
Program-Fourth Circus of the
Season Here Today-Wil Give An
other Show This Evening.

For the fourth time this season, this
is circus day in Pendleton. The big
train arrived unheralded yesterday
morning, but it was not long before
il was the center of attraction for a
swarm of interested young Pendle-
tonians who have been walking in the
air for two whole days as result Of
the selection of this city as the place
OF rest over Sunday.
While the Gentry Brothers show is
not the biggest show on earth" the
manager declares "it is bigger and bet
ter than ever before" How much that
means, only those who have seen it
before and after" can judge. 1t is a
real circus, however though some
what diminuitive. The parade was
pulled off shortly before II o'clock
and everything was there from the
spieler in front to the caliope at the
end. Even the camel and elephants
were not overlooked, while there were
any number of sleek little ponies,
dogs without number and scores Of
monkeys. Funny clowns were also
numerous.
The ponies, dogs and monkeys are
really the principal features of the
show though it is said that there arc
two really clever circus acts. One Of
these is THE Armonte Twins" in a
wire running and jumping perform
ance while the other is "the Eddy
Family" of acrobats.
y Monkey Escapes.
An accident following the night
performance of the show in Heppner
Saturday, came near interfering SER
iously with the production in this city.
Doctor Dooly" the principal monkey
of the circus, made his escape and de-
fled the efforts of the circus hands
TO land him in the cage. As his alb
sence from the show would spoil the
monkey part of the performance,
Manager Sam B. Dill, remained over
in the Morrow county metropolis to
effect his capture. This was accom-
plished yesterday morning, but as
there are no trains on the Heppner
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Improyements at tne oregon.

c. j. Mitchell, manager of the Ore
gcn theatre, is now busy having his
playhouse renovated for the coming
season. A balcony is being extended
out from the gallery on either side
and will increase the seating capacity
of the house The walls, boxes, etc.
are being repainted and decorated.
The walls will be of a tan color while
the finishing colors will be red and
gold. The paint will greatly improve
the appearance Of the theatre. Man
ager Mitchell desired to build a hood
over the stage, but has abandoned
that part Of the improvement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09

a diamond brooch, was completely
exonorated in a brief trial before
Judge GilliIand this afternoon. 1t de-
veloped at the trial that Mrs. Girls
void had given the pin in question
to Mrs. Howe, as the latter claimed.
In making out the complaint against
the accused woman the owner of the
jewel said it was diamond worth SIS
but the officers who saw 1t say 1t was
not even a good "almost" diamond.
The accused woman had been
brought from Lynd, Washington, for
trial and left this evening on her re-
turn to that place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Todhnnter in Trouble Again.

Ernest Todhunter, a familiar name
in police court records, is again be-
ing sought by the police. That he is
not now in Jail is due to his ability
as a footracer. According to the best
accounts obtainable, Todhunter and
his friends, the Dupuis, have been
very much put out, to state it. mildly,
at the manner in which Indians have
been telling where they secured their
liquor. Accordingly, when Todhunt-
or met Billy La Rock and his broth
er, this afternoon. he proceeded to
give the Indians a beating. He then
escaped the police by making good
use Of his legs, and was still at large
at 3:3O.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
VIII Save His Finger.

A. c. Reeves, manager of the Hotel
Oregon at Hermiston, has returned
home, after having been here for a
Few days to have badly poisoned
finger treated. 1t was feared for a
time that he might lose the diget but
the sore is now healing in good shape
and 1t is believed that no further
trouble will be experienced. A small
cactus thorn which pierced the finger
to the bone was the origin of all the
trouble.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Mrs. Charles Cahoon Dies.

Mrs. Charles Cahoon, for many
years a resident of Pendleton, died in
Portland last evening and will be
brought to Pendleton tomorrow morn
ing for burial. The funeral services
Will be held at the Baker & Folsom
undertaking chapel at o'clock to-
morrow. Mr.. Cahoon is a carpenter
and the couple lived here for years.
The deceased was an Artisan and Lady
Maccabee
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
WOMAN'S HAT BURNS
WHILE ON HER HEAD

Sandy, Ore.-Mrs. NJ. e. Douglass
OF this place recently purchased a
watermelon in Portland that cost her
SIS. While examining It in a store
she stood directly under a lighted gas
Jet which ignted the flowers on her
hat. The hat was ablaze in an in
stant. Mrs. Douglass was saved from
injury by her hat pins, which enabled
her to remove the head gear instantly.
As 1t was she lost the hat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Judge Giniland to Leave.

Judge Gilliland leaves Thursday
morning for Denver to attend the
Trans-Mississippi congress and will
spend a month in the mile-h high city,
the home of his youth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09

with roads from Natron to Klam-
ath Falls and Ontario to Coos Bay
and to SisuslaW. and two or three
more electric roads terminating there,
Eugene expects to become a great
railroad center.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
One Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued Sat-
urday afternoon to Andrew Baltezore
of Walla Walla and Miss Mary Smith,
OF this county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
In and About
Pendleton
Reinnann-JOneS.

Reimam-Jones.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Walter p. Reimann and Miss
Olive Jones, both of this county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Lost.

Knight Templar charm. Return to
DR.. G. S. Hoisington. Liberal reward.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09
Woman Is Exhonerated.

Mrs. Jack Howe, charged by Mrs
Maybelle Griswold with the theft Of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-08-09

Read the East oregonian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Miss Mildred Lang has gone on a two
months trip 20 San Francisco, Cal. and
Honolulu.
The Misses wsnnifred and Ethel
Woodnnansee have returned nom a
pleasant outing in Ogden canyon at the
Hermitage.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. u. Romney and
family returned last week from n
months visit IN Los Angeles, San
Francisco and the northwest
Miss Lola clark. daughter Of Prof
and Mrs. A. .. Clark. VIII leave today
for California. where she will enter her
fi'eshman year at Pomona college
a. Il. witchor iert Monday evening
for Ely. New Mrs Witchcr and daugh
ter VIII spend another week here with
Mrs. witoher's mother Mrs Pitt.
Niss Sylvia woodmansce has re-
turned from q pleasant visit with her
brother. Joseph woodmanscc In Rig
by. Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard Reed and Mrs
Robert Glcndinnlng have CONC TO Los
Angeles. Cal. and the beaches.
MIS- NUtf1ufN tAnNptlu AiAN NIT
John Lynn. who have spent over "a
year here. left Tuesday for Iowa.
Mrs q ". T.ambomne and daughter
Miss Ruby, lcft Thursday for Glen
dale. Ohio where Miss Lambourne Will
enter school Mrs. tAmbourne win re-
turn 10 this city the FIRST OF tho month.
Mr and Mrs NJ II Walker and
daughter have returned from two
months spent in the Pacific northwest
and British Columbia,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J Brines and son
have reached New York. and are at
home to their friends az 81 West
Eighty-second street.
Mrs. Earls. who has spent the sum
mer here with hcr daughter, Mrs. J. II.
McC'hrystal. will leave Thursday for
her home in North Yakima. Wash.
Mrs jacobson left last week for her
home in Shreveport. Ia. Her sister.
Mrs Emanuel Kahn, accompanied her
home. to spend several weeks.
Mrs Victor Hunsaker has returned
from an extended stay IA southern
U,Rh. and is now at home at the Mere
dith apartments.
Miss Elizabeth McCune expects 81
leave next week for the east. where
she win attend school during the com
ing year.
Mrs. w. w Armstrong returned
Wednesday evening after spending a
few days with friends In Park City.
Mrs William Groesbeck left Tuesday
for Canada, where she will visit her
daughter. MIS-. H. r. Eldredge
Mrs d. o. McEvcn OF Omaha. Ncb
is here to spend several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Mount.
Mrs Louis r. Arnold and child have
gone TO Illinois for an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs r W. Boyer have as
their guest Mrs. Ruttan OF Canada.
Miss Katherine Murphy will leave
today for "A New York school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

white asters and ferns IN the dining
room. tho table having lace spread
over green satin. Covers we're laid
for half dozen guests.
Miss Erna Felt was guest OF honor at
p delightful evening party on Thursday
night given by Miss Stella Hubert
Miss Rhea Freeze and Niles White, the
rooms being prcttlly decorated and n
number OF Intimate friends entertained.
Miss Lucille Snow. an autumn bride.
was guest of honor az card party
given on Wednesday by Mrs J., NJ.
Never. the rooms being nrettily decor
ated with autumn berries and flowers
and about 25 guests being present
Mrs ~ n woodbridge entertained
at luncheon 7t the Country club on
"wednesday FOR Mrs. Le Gtandc Young.
ping asters being used Tor M tabic
and covers laid Cor IA guests
Miss Edna Evans was guest NJ honor
on Wednesday at a. bridge tea given hy
Mrs. w s. Henderson, the decorations
being iu sunnowcrs astere and Nir-
ginia crcepers. and six tables played.
Prizes went 90 the guest of honor and
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given by Miss Greeson, Miss Gala
Crane Miss Ida Legg and Miss Lena
Brown.
Miss Ethel Mount was hostess at a
delightful luncheon at the Country
club on Wednesday, the decorations
being In yellow. with sunuowers, tulle
and butterflies used in artistic effect
The place cords were hand painted
I'm sunhowers and tied with yellow
ribbons. The affair was I'm honor Of
Miss Mounts aunt Mrs. McEwan Of
Omaha and bridge game followed
in which prizes were won by Charlotte
Holmes. Mrs. W. II. Child, Mrs. A. C..
Ewing. Mrs wing Allen Of New York.
Mrs Thomas Boyer and Miss Louise
sullivan.
Mrs. Robert Gemmell as one OF the
hustesses al the Country club on
"Wednesday entertaining in honor Of
her sister Miss Mabel Anderson. The
decorations were In pink, white and
lavender astors and covers laid for
half dozen.
Mrs. Heber Lee entertained her bridge
club ON Thursday In honor OF Mrs. O..
O. Whttemore OF Los Angeles, the
prizes going 10 Mrs Wilbur $ Hender-
son. Mrs Fred Sladc, Mrs. kd Parsons
and Mrs. John r. CLARK The next
meeting OF the club VIII be held al the
home of Mrs Wilbur :. Henderson In
Fifth East street
Mrs VIII Naylr and Mrs. George
Hardy entertained the members Of the
clover Leaf club and their husbands
on Thursday night the decorations be-
ing I'm white asters and fruit in
pumpkin basket and the tallies bcinE
boz clover leaf design. The amusement
was 500 and three tables were played.
Mrs sidney v. Clawsou entertained
the Social sixteen club "a her home
ON Thursday,
Mrs Nelson y Henry and Mrs NJ. N.
StXtOn gave "a luncheon ON Thursday ma
honor of Miss Margaret Evans, at Mrs.
Saxtons home goldongloW and sun
flowers being used boz the parlor ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
0,n~INSs1,.r.ss S 3.
y7lGO1NC

Mrs. e. o. whittemore and daueh-
tors Will leave today for their home
in los Angeles. Cal. after spending
the past month here with Mrs. White
more's sister
Mrs Lun left Thursday for her
home In Chicago. H.. after ending
several weeks here with her daughter
and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. o. W.
OF.
Mrs Edward Parsons and Miss El-
sic Parsons have returned 60 this city,
after spending the summer on the
Parsons ranch. near Meeker Colo.
Mr. and Mrs n L. Charles and son
have returned o. their homo ON
Twelfth East street. after spending
The summer in the Caithness aplrt-
mcnts
Mr. and Mrs T. Roy Brown. who
have spent the past month ia southern
California are now IN san Francisco,
Ca. FOR q few weeks
Mrs. Eiiswood 5 Brown and dauEh-
ter who have spent tho past two
months in Chicago, m. viii be home
Tuesday
Mrs D. q Howard and daughter.
Marjorie. who have spent the past
six weeks az the Chicago Beach hotel.
IN. have returned home.
AR and Mrs G vs.. O'Neil and
children returned home from a visit
10 HALEY ida. where thev were the
guests ~ Mr. and Mrs. JfG Sawyer.
Miss Kate Adams will leave early
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18
s5o5555AHsS:}''l!!f'Si;!5::5iF7Gi.tIts'
OGDEN.

Mrs NJ. Tuckfeld Of Jackson, Ten
nessee. is visiting with her brother, Mr
A. L. Kohn and family after sepal
ton of over 20 years. She Intends 20
remain hare about six weeks and Nh.
visit Seattle and Yellowstone park De-
fore returning home.
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Barlow and dal-.-
ter. Gladys. and Miss Pauline l
ringer OF Salt Lake were ocdon fsI
during tho week.
Or. Edward T. Kenyon of Ch'.as
was tho guest Of Rev, and MIa W-
liam W. Fleetwood mo the rocloF u
early part Of The week Dr. Kenyon
is ono OF the vestymen of the ehufc
of the Trsmsfigurtion 'hicaso, "
which Mr. Fleetwood was the iee' .
for six years before coming out "es
Mr. and Mrs. r. y Heller ann'lhi. I.
the engagement Of their dausi'.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Cassandra. viii be home this week
from Spencer. Ida. where they spent
tho summer.
Mrs r.. A. Greenwood and son and
daughter win be home today from q
trip to Portland, or. and Seattle,
Wash.
Or w. q. r. Terrill is now AT home
10 receive his friends AZ 27S east First
South street
Miss Alma Frost OF Mytou. Utah. Is
here the guest OF Mrs james Lang
ton.
Prof and Mrs l.. A. Tor
rens and Miss Kastholm who
have spent a part OF the summer here
with Mr. and Mrs. n. NJ. Dinwoodey
and with Miss Margaret Whitney. have
return "a 10 their home In Chicago, Ill.
MT and Mrs. W r snyder returned
Tuesday from a month spent in Seattle,
wash. and British Columbia. Mrs.
snyderr Sister. Mrs sim p. TAFT, ~
So. Louis. Mo. who has spent tho past
two months here, left Thursday for her
home.
Mrs. r. C. Richmond and daughters
win leave today for Chicago. IN. whore
they viii visit. Later they Will 20 60
beverly. Mass. Tho Misses Richmond
will enter Boston schools.
Miss foughlin. who has been tho
guest of her sister. Mrs J. G.. Uanohctt.
left Wednesday evening FOR Los An
eeles. Cal
Miss Josie Christisnsen ard her SIS
ter. Mrs Enoch .Chrlstoffcreou. loft
Monday for n two weeks visit with
relatives IN the east
Mrs r. y, Neslen. accompanied by
Mrs Jennie Thompson. is visiting IN
Baker City Or. with Mrs Thompson r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

i'm October for Fort Porter Buffalo.
~ Y, where she viii spend the win
ter with Captain and Mrs. Howard
Perry.
Mrs Gus Holmes. Jr. Of Mexico,
win be the guest here of Miss Char
lottc Holmes. until her husband re-
turns from New York.
Mrs. NcCarty has returned 70 her
homo In Los Angeles. cal, after
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs ID. c. JaclSling.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Whiteley
have as their guest Miss Catherine FL
liot of Wellington. Kan, who will
spend a few weeks here.
Mrs. j. ID. Wood and daughter Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

daughter. Mrs. David Cicddes They
have been absent nearly a month. and
viii return to Salt Lake next Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs HOyt sherman who
have been visiting here with their
daughter Mrs. Gibson. loft Wednes-
day for their home IN Washington
DR.. George l.. Weller. who recently
returned from Washington. y. c.. and
who has been practising temporarily al
Mt. Pleasant. VIII return shortly 10 To-
cate IN this city
MI and Mrs George r. Odcu and
daughter. Marie who. with Mr. and
Mrs Wright. who have spent several
months automobiling abroad. are ex-
pected home today.
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Mbo'NSsn

The wedding Of Miss Bessie Felt and
s Marsena Foster will take place next
Thursday night at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Felt.
Miss Pearl Edwards and Walter L,
Rogers will be married next Wednes-
day
Mr. and Mrs W. s. Mccormick have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Genevleve. 70 Robert Walker
Salisbury. The wedding win take place
at the Mccormick home In about the
middle Of November.
Mrs. Phoebe A. Evans has announc-
ed the engagement OF her daughter.
Margaret, TO Joseph Riggs Murdoch.
The wedding will take place Tuesday,
oct Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ringwood an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter F'iossle. TO Robert A. Gray, the
marriage 70 take place Sept. 20.
Dr. and Mrs John r. White have
issued invitations for the wedding of
their cousin Miss Aimee Best. TO Al
bert Raymond Jordan. at $50 Wodues-
day evening Sept %, at Whitehall
Invitations are issued recently for
the marriage Of Miss Gretta storm TO
Lieut. Fauntlev Miller, the wedding 70
take place Wednesday. Sept 20.
The date for the wedding ~ Miss
Ardelle Romncy, To Richard Stewart
Ballantyno. has been set for Thursday.
Sept 30.
Tho marriage Of Miss Erma Felt and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-18

Roy II Bitner VIII take p,a,. i.
nesday. sept. 20 On Va
Invitations have been i.s,.,
wedding Of Miss Charlotto M. w.
mer OF Grand Rapids Wis ~
renee Fox of this city. the 80 w iaI
take place az the home of 49,, ,pl'Ie
Wednesday. Sept. p Tho vo,,,,. poo
win make their home az Bln~h,.,. olt
yon after Nov. !.
The most brilliant wed5,,u
week was tnat OF Miss Viola a.
and Emile Werk OF Cgnr,r. eodt
ceremony being performed at ~"
Of the brides parents AZ hor
y. T. Godbe. on Wodnos.,gs ~. ~ p
With Rev 70. l. Goshen offr.,
Misses fauline Wcrk. Nlta n-,
ard Myrtle Jack acting as BRIDE,
and 'asmirc Wcrk as best mas
and Mrs. Werk left after the ra,'.
Tor "a trip 60 tho coast and vin ~
20 70 Cincinnati To reside
Another pretty home voddi,.
week WAS that of Miss Vcr8, i
and W. II. McCunc. following t,,
mony which was performed dfrir.
day w tho temple Tho ro.,,,.
prettily decorated and a largo r,..,
present Mr.. and Mrs NicCu,,
goue to california for "a .bo,.
end will afterward return here +,
side
Miss Nav Arnold and yvspi,,.
Musser wore married ln the tero-.'
noon on Thursday and "a ypddip.
ner followed az tho home OF tho 81,
tho table being prettlly DECORATED
white 'asters and ferns. and coyor. d,
Tor ~ Next week Mr. ana Nra Nr
ser leave Tor Chicago IN reside.
Another wedding of Thureiav
that Of Mrs. Nan Savage glchsrt
and r. s. sutton. the cereuon, III.
performed In the temple and "a fama'
dinner following ~ tho Savage hors
A wedding Of interest 10 SAN rs,.
took place this week at Oakland ,h
William VI. Bintz. Jr. Of this citv s-
Miss Bess VI. Primeaux of Tusc,r,
were married, the affair being or...
one, and the bridal couple Ieaving ~
erward for a trip to the Pacific nor,l |
west. after which they win cnne |
Salt Lake TO reside
Among the marriages Of the u,.
was that Of Miss Kate James ana W |
liam St Claire Rivers ON Wodnasd,
the ceremony being performed af h
home of tho brides sister. Mrs b
Glenn, with Rev. T. 7 Goshen ofAcis,
ing and a wedding breakfast foilov5o,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rivers have gone 10 Seaf
tie and other points Of interest on trs
sound.
Miss Theta Smith and Henry Dlrat
were married on "Wednesday az Boz
home Of the brides mother Mrs D.
smith. leaving aftcrward for su
and British Columbia.
Tho marriage Of Miss Florence Jona
son and J A. Armstrong took ra
on Wednesday I'm the temple ga bra
fast for the near relatives following
the brides home
Miss Elizabeth Smith Of Woods cfo,
and Or. William Rich OF Garland ees
married on "Wednesday az the TEMPS
returning afterward 20 the bride
home. where an elaborate wedding SUD
per was served TO relatives Of be
young people Miss Smith had host
OF friends In Salt Lake City and Dau
county who JON in wishing them hap
piness DR. and Mrs Rich will be d
home TO their many friends after OFT
, / at Garland.
on Thursday. Miss Lydia Fallner and
A. Mcdonald were married iu the ten.
pie. and a large reception following a.
the Mcdonald home. which was beaut-
fully decorated with a profusi0n 3
flowers, palms and ferns Mr. and Ar
Mcdonald viii be at home TO rsceip
their friends after oct. 1, at q north
Seventh West street