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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
Marcus P. SaWtelle
Contractor and Builder.
1911 NORTH FIRST STREET.
TELEPHONE 1850.

tence was suspended on the promise
of the lad to mend his ways and en-
deaVor to become Il law-abiding citi-
zen.
Bertoni spent several months IN the
Bernalillo county Jail before being
brought for trial, the charge against
him being making an assault upon a
native girl. Bertoni was released
from iail three months ago and for
"a while attempted to do the right
thing and keep out of trouble It IS
said. however that the boys home Is
not what 1t should be. and lacking
the guardianship of parents. he fell
into his old habits and gave the po-
lice considerable worry The boy was
committed to the penitentiary on the
testimony rendered before Judge
Abbott by Police Judge George T.
Craig. who stated hat the police de-
partment was at its wits end to know
what to do with him.
Bertoni is an Italian, has very lit
tie education, but is bright IN many
ways. speaking a number of Ian
guages. among them being English,
Spanish. Portuguese and Italian. The
lad has q step-father, and, II Is SAID
his home relations for the past two
or three years have been very UNI
pleasant. forcing the boy to make his
own living as best he could.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
NEGROES TO BUILD
NEW CHURCH
Mount 0Iivet Baptist Congrega-
viii Erect New House Of
Worship on Lead Avenue,

Construction Will be commenced
in the near future on a new church
for the Mount Olivet Baptist Congrc-
cation. which now holds services i'm
a residence on West Lead avenue
The new house of worship will bc To-
Gated on Lead avenue, between sixth
and seventh streets and will be large
enough to accommodate the present
members of the church, and also to
care for a large number of new menu
beers. which il is expected. Will join
the church before its completion. An
active campaign will shortly be COM
menced by the pastor and "a commit
tee appointed by the board of trustees
to increase the membership OF the
Mt. Olivet Congregation, which all
ready numbers a large number OF he
colored population of Albuquerque.
Plans for the new edihce have been
completed by Architect G.. J. Mace
and ground viii be- broken for the
foundation within a few days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
COUNTRY
BOY MONDAY
viii Be Followed by Black Patti
TroubadourS at the EIkS'
Theater on the Fourth OF
March,

"Zckc. the Country Boy" alleged to
be nothing on earth but genuine un-
adnlteratcd fun. will be the attraction
at the Elks' theater Monday night
and some very entertaining singing
and dancing are promised. with a fun
band ana orchestra and u laugh every
minute
The following attraction nt the
opcra house viii be Tho Black Patti
Trouhadours." on March g.
Black PATHS lyric triumphs IN all
the leading musical cities Of Europe
and America are without parallel
She Is one of the most popular prima
dounas in the world. and has probably
sung before the largest and most Cis-
tlnguished audiences yer assembled
70 npplaude a canatrice She has been
the recipient of distinguished honors
paid to her by royalty of Europe and
nearly every representative musical
organization I'm the United states has
acknowledged her wonderful vocal
gifts d., the presentation of costly
medals. diplomas and decorations In
addition 60 her beautiful voice ana
exquisite art. nature mas endowed her
with "A bright intellect and quccniN
form. and Il Il were not for the acct
dent of race and color. n would un-
doubtedly gain distinction in the
grand opera world equal 60 that en-
ioycd b> Melba. CalNe, Albania ana
tn, world-famous diva after whom
SIN, Is named. Fol twelve years sh'
has Won tame and glory With tht
Black patti rroubadours. the mos
popular band Of darby plaSiolks ever
u~fganiEfd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

IF IT'S WORTH HANDLING
WE'VE GOT IT. GALLUP BLOCK,
CERRILLOs LUMP, ANTHRACITE
MILL WOOD AND KINDLING. THE
BEST ALWAYS, AT THE LOWEST
PRICE. W. II. HAHN co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
TERRACE ADDITION CASE
STILL BEFORE COURT

The work of presenting evidence IN
the case of J. f. Luthy and Mrs. Flor
cncc Z. Johnson. versus the Terrace
Addition Improvement company, was
practically completed yesterday af-
tcrnoon. and Judge Ira \. Abbott. he
fore whom the case is being argued.
declared court adjourned until Tues
day morning. at which time the points
of law involved viii be finally sub
mitted. \ large part of the day yes
terday was occupied in offering testI-
mony as to the value Of the Terrace
property at the present time, COM
pared with its value at the time 1t was
sold to NJ. +. Stamm by the board of
directors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
FRENCH & l0WBER
UNDERTAKINGS AND LICENSED
EMBALMERS
Lady Attendant
FTfih and Central Phone 500

well company at Magdalena. was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
T y. Eshelmaa tn, contractor, is
enjoying q visit from his brother. e.
II. Eshelman, of Frankfort, Pa.
George II. Browne. manager Of the
Ranch supply company, at Magda-
lena, was here yesterday on a short
business visit.
Blake Franklin. chief Of occupancy
Of the United States forest service,
has left for Illinois for a short visit
with relatives.
w L. Edgar. Of the Imperial Laun-
dry company, left last night for Holly
wood, cal, where he is called by the
illness OF Mrs. Edgar.
The Duke city nine defeated the
old Town Tigers by the score Of II to
( on the Kew York avenue diamond
yesterday afternoon.
Contractor G. J Mace, has received
the contract for the construction Of
q modern residence for william Chap
lin. at the corner of Fourth street
and Roma avenue.
Mrs. a. II. Browning of Newton,
KAN, Is IN the city the guest OF her
parents. MI ana Mrs. G. a. StoWcll,
o. 2Vb south broadway.
T.. II Jones. district engineer of the
United states forest service has left
for Denver. where he is called by the
serious illness of a member OF his
family.
Tho South western Gun club viii
hold It's regular practice shoot at
Traction mark ot 2.80 this Afternoon.
Visitors are invited 10 watch tho
sbno,
mere WI p' " a'"tcu conoiaNp "
Ilibtlih 'oinhl"h"''S ~" . ~
Moh""y 'N'iihE ~ .'" " 'i"'"' To-
.cBui"r BUSINESS ~ NN,e"e ="
hhlBh' "re "~eluon'o' ny oruo' ~ 'nc
pno.a
AZ the M'tlouls' o"urch SunuhS
SN"nlhs thfF' VIII De u speclal muSl-
cal program The pastor VIII give a
brlet address on An Immortal hymn
writer, ana the quartet VIII render
an elaborate program of choice mu-,,
sic. The public Is cordially invited.
X Cnmnbell chief of arazlng of
In. forest sorvIc. has LEFT for a sey-
eroI works, insnection trim through
ma n~ationaI forests ar Ariznnn Mr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
GOES TO
PEN|TENT|ARY
Maynard Youth of Seventeen
Years Committed to Terri
toriaI Prison to Serve Out
Suspended Sentence of One
Year,

Because hc failed to take advantage
of the opportunity extended to nm
Ia become a better boy Judge ira
A Abbott in the district court yes
terday issued a commitment for lou
Bertoni. seventeen years OF age ana
the lad viii be taken TO santa re to-
morrow 10 serve out a suspended sen
fence of one year in the penitentarN
R,rtoni was sentenced by Judge Ao-
bott al the hast term of court to one
YEAR in the territorial prison. but sem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

1 WANT TO BUY GRAM DRILL
MUST BE IN GOOD CONDiflON
AND CHEAP FOR CASH. ADDRESS
100 CARE OF JOURNAL.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

Saddle horses for h,re NJ Martins
Ricing school, 5IO North Third street
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28
OF PYTH|AS
LEASE RANCH FOR
SANITARIUM
VaImora Property al WatrouS
Selected as Site for Institu-
ton for Treatment Of Iuber-
cuIoSiS,


Especial correspondence 10 ptor"ins '""'n"'f
Las Vegas, n NJ. Feb. 21-The
knights OF Pythias of New Mexico,
have leased the Valmora ranch at
W%atrous for one year with privilege
of renewal to be used as a sanatorium
and hospital for members Of the or
der suffering from the white plague.
The ranch house at present VIII ao-
comodate fifty guests or patients, and
If necessary additional tent houses
viii be erected for the present,
Or. W. Y. Brown. owner OF the
ranch, goes TO Chicago this week to
establish headquarters and work Tor
the lodge in securing funds and as
signing patients to the institution
This is understood to be a temporary
arrangement until the knights can
erect the proposed sanitarium at Las
Vegas,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

Get wise. Join the order ot owls
Installation 81 Officers and scaling w
,f the charter Thursday night March
an. Al : O'Clock al the Elks' lodge
rooms tn. membership list has now
nasSrd the two hundred mark and
l. increasing rapidly can for htera-
use regarding New Zealand health
benefit fund ~ q a. Hehher, ~eere-
tarv. lie south Second street
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-02-28

Insure In the occidental Life.

pom tax for 1909 Is ow due. Pay
at Dunbar's. cornef Third aud Gold
r. T.. Tale. sheriff Of Mckinley
county, arrived from Gallup last
night.
r.. II. pierce, Of the Agun Purn
company at Las Vegas, Is here attend
ing to business matters.
} ". Brrker, of the BECKER Black
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
Hunting Party Is on.

From Saturdays Daily Sun:
A Jolly hunting parry comprising
w. A. Strickland and Claude Stokes
Of Paradise, q. r. Hampton, }. ID
.stringfeTov. F. 81. Cellon u this city.
and Chas. W Bartlcsou and \ a.
King Of Jackson vile. left Friday morn
lne for the wilds Of lafayette county,
where they sill Kin bear and other
things for the neat Ten days OF tWo
weeks
This Il the iolliest most deiernin'
a aggregation which has Invaded the
historic svamps u the old suWAnnee.
made famous b. song. fog some time.
and. a. az are good marksmcn. their
friends are sure % hear % some fe'
markabie results from ne tnp
We sTe not 90 pollilon go voaeh
for the number u deer 90 ths laFsT.
cite hamm0cks hoTdcring o. the MAJ
lestic suuaunee. bui ve uin venture
thas tbs lirt vil b. AZ last consider
ably dimlulshed before thfzs hunieFt
get through
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
peath Of Mrs. Iohnson.

Mrs. Malinda Johnson OF Lake but
Ter, iitty.six years OF age, died nc the
odd Fellows sanitarium nj o'clock
Thursday evening. the cause OF death
being complication OF diseases
Deceased was an old resident OF this
county, and was well known here
She removed TO Lake Butler, however,
several years ago. where she has
since made her home. She was a
member OF the Baptist Church, and a
faithful and conscientious Christian.
The remains were taken to Melrose
Friday, where the lniermont was held,
Rev. T. L. y, Barr officiating at the
funeral service.
Deceased leaves three daughters
and two sons, 10 whom the sympathy
OF friends is extended
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
Officers:

Officers:
w. r. Thomas, President.
G. X. 6roome, First Vlee-Presldsnt.
W. B. Taylor, Second VIee-President.
E. D. Turner, Cashier.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13

Having arranged this business with
one OF the best Plano Manufacturers
m this country TO supply as with the
following Plano, style H. guaranteed
ten years;
Case Is double yeneered inside and
out, inside with beautiful white ma.
pie, well tlniahed: outside with beauti.
iui mahogany. Sclnl-oOl0nial IN style,
with pllasters and trusses 90 match
IL appearance, Full empire top with
irop molding,
Checks and toe blocks built up OF
many thlckncsses 90 insure absolute
stability In wear Case Is equipped
with compounded key bottom 90 In
sure stability and uniformity Of touch,
Back IL made of quarter sawed rock
maple, consisting OF six posts.
The sounding board ia Of California
spruce. cross ribs % the same ma
terlal running al right angles OF
ounding board from corner 20 corner
of the entire width OF tho sounding
board area
Treble and bass bridges laminated
and built up OF many thicknehsos 81
the choicest quarter sawed maple,
pin block laminated and built up Of
FIVE different layers OF wood, lnaurlne
absolute stability Of instrument 90
stand IN tono, Imported German tun.
lng pins and strings, double repeating
wood lange action, splendidiy regus
lated. and I 2 pound hammers 0f the
choicest materlai' white mass strings
ivory keys Of a eplendid quality OF
ivory; noiseiosn trap work and three
pedals
The iron plate Of this piano Il OK
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
j. j. KNICHTON AGAIN
IN THE COUNTY JAIL
CHARGED WITH COUNTERFEIT,
ING, WAS SURRENDERED.
Others Charged sith same oHense
stlI at Liberty Under Bond.
To BE Tried Next Term.

J. j.. Knighton, q white man, one OF
number charged with counterfeit
ing near Newbeyry several months
ago, and who was released under bond
for his appearance az the fall term
of the United States Court In this
city, was brought 70 Gainesville and
turned over to sheriff Ramsey Thurs
day. his bondsmen having surrender
ed him. The man will remain IA
prison until the session Of the court
the latter part Of the present month,
unless other bond can be secured.
There were several men arrested
in connection with Knighton, when
all were aTaigned before. United
States Commissioner A, NJ, Cushman
and released upon bond. Among
these was a brother OF the man now
in prison. AN OF these men, with the
exception Of the one referred to, are
sim at liberty under bond. and their
cases win come up before the United
States Court at the next sitting,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
Had a Gig Time.

by special invitation. a number Of
the young folks OF the city paid l.
f. Means a Visit Thursday night. ihs
occasion being the annual cane.grlad.
Ing
Everything was IN run blast when
the party arrived. and The hospitality
extended by che clever host made ali
feel that they were glad they went.
AZ a late hour tho party, iull OF
cane juice and good cheer. babe Mr.
Means and family a cheerful good.
night after voting Elm their heartleat
appreciation for the courtesy sziend.
I'D.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
roR sroMAcs AGONY.
Ask ). W. Mecollur & CO. About M.
o-na. u Gives Relief In rive
Minutes.

}. W Mccollum 4 Co sill teii you
that they guarantee Mioha 20 relieve
promptly and cure permanently al
iseasos Of the stomach and lndlges.
ton, o they will return your money
Have you gas an stomach
One MiOna tablet and ihe misery
d ended.
Are you bilious. dizay or neryoass
Mona tablets viii put you rlshl IL
q day. give relief 10 10 minutes
Nos. dear readef. don't 80 On suHer.
ins with stomach trouble. o. fair "a
Yourself; throw aside prelndice ,and
try Mona u h q great docloFs
prsaeripiion so doctor ever wrote
a better ore
And moBoy back from q. " Eieroi.
lam 4 Go. " you don't 20 niona
Do uorih be weithi 30 rold SOD b.
leading drurriats eFeFyvhefe Bot 81
Gainesville b. W Mccollnm a e..
10 cents = args bos. TeH samples
tree from Boolhs Miona Raaio.
N -
Mrs Mari Huiehinn8u saFs ~Ialaa
and distress o. m{ stomsfh and : seq
rsi aomaeh oc4rpiainf sas sniifeig
euFed az ne b. fhe gss 81 fRe torea
- Mona. aod : have % tesllaiian
10 fseommc1ains its sss- tes rsari
street. Ypsiisnn uieh. nstsnttr So
1898
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
Directors:
Four Per Cent Paid in
Savings Department
THE FIRST COLD DAY.
Gainesville Experienced First Ice and
Frost Of Season Friday.

Gainesville Experienced First Ice and
Frost Of Season Friday.
The people OF Gainesville expe
rienced the first natural ice and frost
of the season Friday morning, when
the temperature dropped to thlrty-one
degrees--one degree below freezing
according TO the Government Their,
mometer.
Local Weather Observer j. HOyey
Bell stated that during the early morn
ing the thermometer registered thirty
one, and as late as Z o'clock, when
the Official record was taken. It was
thirty-two degrees. which Is the freez-
ing point.
There was a heavy frost and con.
siderable ice, but the absence Of
wind made It appear warmer than
the previous day
No damage is anticipated 10 yege.
tatlon, except possibly 10 beans.
which are. now at the tenderest stage
OF growth. The cold will prove rath.
er benefit TO many crops, especially
lettuce, Of which there is large
acreage in this section.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13

d CENSUS REPORT
SENDS COTTON UP
-. REACH NEW HIGH
LEVELS FOR SEASON.
orders From Al Parts Of
...,,o-slxtsen Cent Cotton
expected in Two Weeks.

IN, WORK. Dec. 9.--The report
~ census bureau showing only
J. s,7 bales of cotton ginned to
,sr l comparing with 1l.OOS,e6l
\. same date last season, was fol
a nv increased activity aud con
Nc excitement in the cotton
L..sst Yesterday morning with May
.,,,r,s selling up to 1888, or II
~ above the Closing figures of
.5sy night, and at a new high
.ord for the season.
Law realizing, attributed to some
no leading bulls, caused slight
L..',.iops during the morning. but
~ was a great volume of outside
|.,,De and the market showed a very
Il tone with bulls claiming that the
IN, figures indicated a Government
L,,r,,e Of under 1O.250,OOO bales.
4. commercial crop last year was
The neighborhOod Of lS,s0O.OOO
sles
me market became even more
|,sre later IN the day with buying
|isrs reaching the ring from all di-
|3,iops while it looked as though
h. Of the larger of the old bulls
~ replacing cotton which they
a sold below Is cents in expecta-
n Of l6 cents before Christmas.
IN contracts sold at 1880, or $1.4O
4 bale above the closing bid of
.essday night. while August advanced
! ils5. or $40. a bale. The close
. seady with the general market
Aouing a gain for the day of from
I 10 l3 points
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
For That QUIZ Feeling After eating.

! have used Chamberlalns stomach
and Liver Tablets for some time. and
can testify that they have done me
more good than any tablets ! have
ever used. My trouble was a heavy
duh feeling after eating David Free.
man, Kempt. Nova Scotia. These tab
lets strengthen the stomach and Inn
prove the digestion They also rogu'
late the liver and bowels. They are
Tar superior 10 pills but cost no more.
Get a free sample AT any drug store
and see what a splendid medicine u
Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13

Eczema, letter and salt Rheum.
De intense itching Characteristic
a ailments is almost instantly
ed by chamberlain's Salve. Many
'''e cases have been cured by H..
sale by an druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13

The peculiar gTopsrties % Chambes'
.ialn's Courh Remedy have been thf'
.ourhiy tested duIlng spieenien q BE-
sseu4a ana uhea q Waa tate1 la
dine vs have noi heart q slaeis
Ca 81 pneamsoia so ~ aa ffsE
asst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13
Ne wOOOMEN ARE PROSPECTING.
tsrstiug Meeting Wednesday Night
Elsven Apnlloatlons Received.

lisNsting Meeting wednesday Night
Eleven Applications Received.
Tie local camp, woodmen of the
cA, is by no means dead-to the
serse, they are very much alive"
TIE Woodmen held a most inter
eilg meeting at their lodge room
DE Dutton building Wednesday
gAt which was well attended, as
pal As an example of how this
" is growing In Gainesville. It may
mentioned that at this meeting
s'l applications for membership
b referred to various committees.
lhs Woodmen camp in Gainesville
ne OF the largest and most pros
'ol 10 the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-12-13

ira heavy reinforced and of the best
bell metal, plato IA finished In dark
olive green. Guarantee Is cast IN top
OF plate, This plano 10 equipped With
double wheel casters,
We viii give one vote for each pen.
ny spent with vas In our different de.
partments. Watch out for our ad.
In every Issue OF The Sun. Cut II
out and bring or send II In 10 ue and
We viii allow votes on each or the
amount stated thereon. Our nrat ad
will allow anyone entering the race
100 votes. The only ballot box viii
be found In our establishment, where
you are 20 vote. Branch Office OK
Manufacturer In Cincinnati. Ohio,
from whom the Piano for thla contest
was purchased, have agreed 90 ro-
deem through uH the ten 500 Cor
tifeatea az follows ono certificate
each for 800. which will be- redeem.
able IN cash az q payment on any
piano they manufacture
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
I. The contest Il open 10 anyone
living IN Alaohua county who h known
By the conductor OF the contest OF
yNnchOd for by some reputable per.
son, 10 thom well known
g. No employee. attache or rola.
tive Of the proprietor OF L. Q. Smith
are eligible 60 participate IN this con.
test. and will participate IN no man.
ner.
b In the event q candidate decides
% Withdraw from The race. such cam
dldalo Will not be allowed 90 tFansfef
votes 90 tho credit Of another cundi.
date IN che contest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-06
June g, 1909.


The Power of the Tongue. James 3:
i-12
Golden Text-Whoso keepeth his
mouth and his tongue keepeth his soul
fr1m troubles. Prov. 21:23.
This chapter continues the thought
Of last weeks lesson, based on the pre-
yi0Is chapter.
Verse What class of persons are
most likely to want to rule. or be
masters" those engaged i'm good works
or those who neglect them?
VIII one who is in rapt love with his
fellows want TO rule them. or will he
Judge them harshly?
Uufaithful Christians always put I'D
a high standard for others; what effect
viii that have upon the standard with
which God viii measure them? (See
Matt Z. 1-5.)
Verse Flow much of our trouble and
how much of the trouble we make for
others is caused by our tongues?
II a man does not do any harm by his
words, is he very apt to do any other
WISE
If q man says hard and unkind things
about his neighbOrs. and Intentionally
wounds the feelings of others by his
words. is ne necessarily a bad man?
Is the control of the tongue the key
to the control of the entire man?
Verse 1T takes an iron bit to con-
troll horse, what is the "bit'' which
Will effectuaIiy. control the tongue?
I'm what respect IS an ungoverned
tongue like a runaway horse with a
broken bit, and what are generally the
results i'm each case? CThis question
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-06

tendance and a nice time was had Miss
Murdoch and George Buckley will be
married Saturday morning at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Il. Murdoch.
Miss Merle Murdoch visited in Salt
Lake the first of the week
Arthur Jackman returned to Heber
Wednesday after a short visit with
friends at Levan, Utah.
Roy Hatch spent Decoration day in He
Der visiting relatives and friends
Judge J. +. Booth was in Heber Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buys Of Silver
City spent the past week visiting Mr..
Buys parents.
Mrs. Eliza beth Seliars of Salt Lake is
spending few days with her children and
brothers and sisters here.
Miss Edna Dayton entertained Ed Nc
Mullin Wednesday evening.
DR.. J. ". Arid and II. NJ. Arid, of
Provo, spent Decoration day in Heber
Mrs. o. A Whitaker left for her old
home at Beaver City, where she intends
visiting for the month of June.
Mrs. Jennie GOodmanson Of Rigby, Ida
is here visiting with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W d. Watson of Ogden
spent several days in Heber this week,
returning home Wednesday.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Aldurn
Hatch the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hatch, entertained about thirty
of her little friends in honor Of her sew
enth birthday,
Continued on Page 10,