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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
EPHRAIM.

one OF the pretty affairs Of the week
nas tne linen shower given in honor OF
T US Etnei Ihorpse, whose marriage to
, 80 mono +. Ihiriburt Of Portland. Ore,
lSh 81, place June Is. Beautiful presents
/ VI uhen were presented to Miss Thorpe
ana az midnight lunch was served The
eapies were decorated with peonies and
Miss Cordelia Darius one Of Fsnbrsirn,
popular young ladies. will be united i'm
marriage June q to Harvey E Booth of
raONV Inc marriage will take place at
1 tne Manti temple.
Mrs W J. Dunn Of Thistle is visiting
relatives and friends in this CITY
me stork LETT fine baby girl at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Peterson dur
ing the early part of the week.
Burton futile Of Manti and Minna Jol-
~ OF MOFoni were united in marriage
wednesday at the Manti temple Presi-
emory
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto ottison Of Manti
called on friends in this city during the
Miss Alice Lund is at Gunnison 10 in
struct the ladies who will have charge
OF the local telephone system which is
being installed at that place
Bert Seeley returned from the islands.
where he has been spending the past five
years ldoor1ng as missionary in the in
teTest Of the Mormon church.
Miss Lille Grsaves made pieasurde
trim to the state capital during the week.
Miss Kate Judd Of Manti was the guest
OF Miss Sarah Jensen Wednesday
Several OF the teachers Of Ephraim leave
sunday for Salt Lake. where they will
take course in the summer school of
the university.
Raymond 2. Thurlburt OF Portland
ore, arrived in this CITY TODAY He was
met at Salt Lake by Miss Ethel Thorpe
whom he will marry on Tuesday June Is
Mrs. Charles ". Lund is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward Childs. at
Gunnison.
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RIcHFIELD.

Mrs ". II. Griffith. and her sister
/ Miss Media Cane, were visitors in Rich
1 fleld yesterday. Mrs. Griffith is spend.
ng me summer with her parents at Yer
| Mrs. F. c. Larsen was hostess at an
afternoon tea Wednesday. Twelve guests
enjoyed the affair and a pleasant time
was had by all. Mrs. Larsen will leave
here Sunday for Salt Lake. where She
| viii be Joined by her husband and to-
gether they Will Journey TO New York
and will spend the summer with their
daughter Mrs. Nearly Salisbury.
Miss Nellie Bean returned from a short
visit 10 Salt Lake City and Provo Tues
day
Miss FIossie PouIsen returned from
salt Lake Sunday after having spent
the winter studying music in that city.
Arno Miller is visiting relatives in Salt
Lake City.
Lafayette Morrison Of Salt Lake CITY
paid his friends a short visit the past
week, returning to mis- home Tuesday.
Judge J. F. Chidester, District Attorney
Erickson and StenOgrapher Pearl Jorgen-
sen returned from ola Monday, where
they held short session Of court.
j. Fuller Bean has returned home after
spending the winter at Provo
Mrs. Ed Anderson entertained the Roy
al Neighbors at the FarnswOrth cafe
Wednesday evening after the regular
George NJ Jones paid Salt Lake a short
business visit this week
Clarence Outzen arrived Saturday from
St. Louis, where he has been attending a
dental college the past year.
T. +. Young Of Kingston was visi-
tor in Richfield the past week
Victor Bean has returned to his home
in Oregon after short visit among rela-
tives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Jensen of Salina
visited in Richfield Wednesday.
Mrs. 9. W. Oigivie was the guest Of
honor at social given at the home Of
members Of the Third Ward Relief soci-
ETY. gathered to honor Mrs. Ogilvie, who
is the president Of that organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lote and Kinney and
family. Of Marysvale, visited with friends
in this city the past week.
w W Billings. representing the Nc
Caskey Register company, was business
visitor her the past week.
= marriage license has been granted to
W. II. Clement and Miss Esther Jensen,
Of GlenwOOd.
r. r Homer Of Nephi spent a couple
Of days in Richfield this week.
Joseph Johnson is visitor in Salt Lake
this week.
owen Outzen is home for the summer
vacation. He attended the [. Of L. this
year.
NJ F. Murray Of Ephraim attended to
business matters in RiChfield Saturday
Miss Pearl Nielsen entertained at a
Kensington Wednesday afternoon. Ten
guests participated in the merTymsking
ana enjoyed deugHttui luncneou.
Mrs. Thomas Shaw returned uesday
from a short visit in Salt Lake.
Joseph Olsen OF Ephraim was a visitor
in Rchfield Thursday.
Miss Adell Gottfredson arrived Tues
day from the northern part Of the state,
where she has been visiting for the past
two weeks.
Antoine Anderson returned Saturday
from business trip in the southern part
Of the state.
". z. Crane Of Salina has been in Rich
field the past week attending a meeting
Of the county commissioners.
J. r. Heppler is home from q two
weeks trip to Denver
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NEPHI.

very pleasant and enjoyable social
was given by the Governors club at the
Armory, Wednesday evening. in honor of
Lots birthday. The evening was spent
in contests. songs, speeches. etc Those
present were L. NJ. PeXtor. L. A. Whit
more, Gerald Cazier, Rex Hyde a G
Hyde, Roy Blackitt. Ralph BrOugh r
Hawkins, r. J. Henroid. Claude Buruuest
and June Kendall.
Jack Wright has returned home from
Iowa, where he has been attending
". T. Dem Of Salt Lake spent Thurs
day and Friday with Nephi friends and
relatives
After spending the school year at the
University Of I tab Lorin Whitmore re-
turned to Nephi for his vacation.
Miss Allie Bryan, the chief operator for
the Bel Telephone company Of Nephi, is
spending her summer vacation in Salt
Lake.
The Governors club is making prepara-
tons for a big bail and BANQUET to be
given at the ArmOry Friday evening.
MI. and Mrs W. c. Ockey spent the
week in Salt Lake
z d. SOrnsen. eX-cOuuty recorder.
passed through Nephi on his wav to SsIt
Lake
Mr. and Mrs T. L. Foote we're Afsntf
visitors this week
Miss Phyllis Sparks. who has been. at
tending the Brigham Young 1Iniversitv
returned home Monday night
Jack Teasdsle. who formerly made Ne
PM MS home. was married at Provo to
Miss Fern Holloway of that city last
Monday.
The Ladies Literary club was enter
tanned Monday evening by Mrs. DIT "
W. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs r f. Homer are ,-isi+i-,,
in Salt Lake and Logan
Miss Louise Allen spent the week with
Provo friends
Mrs c. W. Benquest is visiting salt
Lake this week
Mrs. J. a. HYDE. ST. returned home
from Eureka MONDAY
Mrs. L. A. Bailey is visiting in Salt
Lake ''i'
in Springvilie and Provo Jay
Miss Maude scofield is here from Ore
gon. i0
Miss Levene Tanner is at the Bell Tela-
phone switchboard during the absence of
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friends He vii. be here FOR about a
month and viii then so to Seattle before
returning home.
Mrs. John Christensen spent the week
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. C. Zimmerman Of Salt Lake was
in Ogden the greater part Of this week
on visit to her mother Mrs Q. n.
Ostlund
Mr.. and Mrs. H l. Madden of Sandus-
ky. O.. are in Logan on a visit to rela-
tives. They are on their way 10 the Sc
attic fair
Ernest J. Stewart returned from Chi
cago Monday after having completed a
course Of study in a college there.
A /. Farrell is up from Salt Lake on a
visit to Logan friends.
Miss Pearl Lemburg Of Auburn. Wyo.,
is the guest OF Mrs. r. J Marshall
Mrs. Josephine Adair Of Ordervilie
Kane county. was in Logan and vicinity
this week visiting friends and relatives
whom she had not seen for the past
twenty years.
Miss leila N. Monteith Of Weiser. Ida.
is with Logan friends
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PARK CITY.

The Bnlikin girls were entertained very
pleasantly Thursday afternoon by Misses
Ada and Clara kimball. The next meet
ing will be with Miss Rhea Riley.
Mr.. and AIRS Frank Daley and daugh-
ter are spending short time in Salt
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman visited in Salt
Lake during the week.
Mrs. Charles Shields is visiting in Park.
The young folks OF the NJ +. church
gave g social in the church Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Mason came up TO Park Thursday
morning.
Misses Adeline Newcomb, Ada KimbaIl
and Catherine Shields left Friday after
noon for Salt Lake where they will at
tend the University summer school.
Mr.. Welsh spent Thursday and Friday
In Park
Mrs F. N. smith entertained the mem
bers Of ST. Luke's guild Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs Nesbitt left Thursday morning tor
the east where she expects to remain.
Will Malvey gave a moonlight picnic
Thursday evening 10 seventeen Of his
friends and jolly time was had by ell.
Mrs Charles Loring is expected 90 visit
IN Park during The next week and will
be the guest of Mrs. Clapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARLEY McDonOugh is
tied salt Lake friends last week, return
Ing home Sunday.
Misses Birdie and Sarah Guiu5et of
George Grankel went TO Salt Lake on
Thursday afternoon to visit for a couple
of weeks with Willie Mortensen
Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Pike and children
were outgoing passengers Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Joseph Kemp. jr entertained at
dinner sunday evening and covers were
laid FOR six guests.
The members OF the Frsternal Brother
hood gave a social in Society hall Fri
day evening a jolly evening was spent
with cards. dancing and light refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. McGeary and Mrs. Gertrude Hazer
of Rhyolite, New. and Mr.. and Mrs. H G.
AgneW and son of Wisconsin are visiting
i'm Park with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kip.
Miss Hortense Lockhart is spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Q. q. Lockhart.
Miss Francis Lewis Of Wyoming is
spending q few weeks I'm Park. the guest
Of Miss Hortense LsOckhart
Mrs. Hampton and daughter Adelaide
are home again FOR the summer months.
Miss Frances Fargo returned to Park
Thursday morning from Salt Lake. where
she has been attending school at Row
land hall
John Diem came back Wednesday morn
ing from trip through the northwest.
Mr.. Diem and family will soon leave Park
TO take up their residence in North va
kima
The A. 2. [ 5. girls were entertained
Friday evening at the home of Virginia
sutherland. A very pleasant evening was
spent.
Miss Nellie Jennings has returned from
salt Lake. Miss Jennings has been at
tending the normal school OF the Univer-
Invitations 5or "a. commencement ex.
ereises o. All Hsllows college have been
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Hugh Adams. a veteran Of the Fifth
ward, reached his eightieth birthday on
Friday. and his relatives TO the number
Of fOUT-sCOre celebrated the event apprO-
priately on the evening of that day. 4
fine spread was served and there were
the usual social features.
The old folks of the Cache stake we're
entertained at Nibley hall Friday. There
were appropriate services in the morn
ing. and at noon a splendid repast was
served. In the afternoon there was more
music and speechmaking.
Mr. and Mrs J. II. NOllen Of SYRIA
cuse, y. Y, were in Logan on Thursday
and Friday. They came TO visit friends
whom they had not seen for a great many
years, and will go from here to the Pa
cific coast for a visit with their son. who
resides in Santa Barbara.
Hyrum Schneider. q Logan boy who has
been teaching in Beaver county. came
home this week and will spend his vaca-
Mrs. Mary Mott OF Butte is here on a
visit to her brother. J. p. Riley.
MI and Mrs. We. Normandy of Og-
den were in Logan during the past week,
visiting friends.
Charles McAlister Of Rexburg. Ida. was
in Logan this week, bidding goodbye to
friends here before starting for Turkey
to Till a mission.
Ed Petersen Of this city is visiting
relatives in the Snake River valley. He
will be absent several weeks
A. S. Meldrum Of St Louis is with Lo-
gan relatives.
Mrs. Ava .Chipman Of Provo returned
TO her home on Thursday after a visit
with relatives here. The lady's sister
Mrs. Edmund Spencer. went back with
her and viii remain in Provo for a month
or more.
? Mrs. Norman Dahle has re turned to her
home in Provo after five weeks visit
in this city as the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Barrett and son left on
Tuesday for Boise. where they Joined
Mr.. Barrett. From the Idaho capital they
viii so to Portland and later to the
Seattle fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Seligmann were in Salt
Lake the first of the week
Mrs. Harriet Robbins went TO Box FL
der the fore part of the week 20 visit
her daughter. Mrs. Grin Seager.
Miss leila Smart OF this city was in
Salt Lake the greater part Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Hm spent the first
% the week in Fielding with their dsugh-
ters.
Charles e. Newton Of Concord. y H
IS in this city on 2 visit to relatives and
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Now for Fishing
Scott Hardware Co.
1863 Main St. Phones 74s

except sunday. from 10 a. no. 20 D. ~
IN rooms 505-5T Scott building a lecture
on Christian Science viii be delivered bg
Miss Mary BrOOkins. g. S. b. a member
Of the Christian Science board Of lecture
ship, Of the Mother church in Boston. ia
the Colonial theatre Thursday evening
June II, at s o'clock Free TO ali. and All
cordially invited to attend
Second Church Of Christ Scientist
Ladies Literary Club building. 90 south
Third East. Lesson sermon at II a. m
Subject God, she Preserver Of Man "
Sunday school al 1Z.15 D. m Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at O'Clock.
Free reading room. 412 Tribune building,
l49 Main street. is open daily. except sun
day. from 1 y. m. to p. m
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5000 Acres State land.

To be sold at auction at Burnley. Ida.
on June 10 Lands are under govern
ment canals. and will be sold in 40-ac-a
tracts 10 the highest bidder. Reduced
rates from Utah points June 10 10 anS
Il. From Idaho points June 1s u and
Is. Ask oregon Short Line agents for
rates and further particulars or sd-
dress D. E Burley, general paszenQcr
agent. room POI, Deseret News buildi1s
Salt Lake City. Utah. City Ticket Of
fee POI Main street
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German Lutheran St. johns church
Seventh South and State streets. William
j. LankOw. pastOr.-SUnday school at 9:31
a. m. Service at 1890 a. m.
Swedish Lutheran church-Second South
and Fourth East. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. o. Olsen. superintendent. Evening
services at ) O'Clock. A Swedish national
concert and festival viii be given at the
church Friday evening. June Is. at S:15
O. clock. All Scandinavian friends are in
vffcd
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pie
Mrs. Ames spent the week in Park with
her husband
Mrs- L b Wright returned from Salt
Lake Sunday morning.
Miss Christine Mcdonald returned 70
raIh ednesday morning after a short
visit in Salt Lake
hT. ana Mrs. Joe Petty returned TO their
nome IN Butte Mont. after a pleasant
E Eislt IN Park with Mrs Petty's mother,
Mrs MeCarty.
george MCCAIN is visiting in Butte
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INTIc

F-r r,- John Galley and Miss Ethel
-s-s.- were married In the capital YES
'r-rs5 r .-''l- The ceremony was per
Fss - ne Rev. d. H. Helmick. who
Ees.o--- "a pastor of the Methodist
s ~. .N-Iel in this city. and who
Parties friend Of both contracting
l-5 -.., .t groom is a very well known
-ass .a. Young business man of Eu-
l- MS bride is the daughter OF
is-fe .- lIS- John Ivev for wears resi-
ia s,-,-.--- l eha- and the best wishes Of
,1-p,s s---i.ty 60 20 the newly welded
led r7s long and prosperous mar
n Miobi-. -eley moon win be spent
~ rsisfiyev -.e5e The groom $ parents
ne So. = Berkeley Of Boston will ar
tv So. gay 90 take charge OF the Ran
srssF 81 mere. 90 f,lf the yacsn Cv
o. a 80 rev Mr. Gardeners transfer
n. -aIse iu California.
Nelson ,.- %. hr and Mrs. Rasmus
1artr go --r scene OF a very Dlaassrt
as,s seen HN their daughter. Miss F1izs-
rgtft 80 10 her schoolmates Of tba
h-rs5SS,. al- or the Eureka schools last
si7rt - evening. There were rrassr,r
-i an r. or The young ladv's friends
tsnes Nc splendid time Music and
sought =, enjoyed and the evening was
Alc'ous Inc, close 10y the service Of a
y fs--1. visit o. several months with
Preston qt Mrs. Bonner. Miss Sna
Zone rss. I.1l hWeI. Ia. left for her
bed trs- Nieldty. She vas aceornDa
usks' mere by Miss Anna Bon1e- No. ,;i l
Tie M extended visit at that place ~
sTnors Delphia. RUBY ana Do,,,
Z t1s1 ~ Fayson returned to their bo-,,S
plssSs--s- ee last Monday morning affs-
"a M n Visit with the family of Mr.
ley 49, D. russell I'm Eureka While
Bessie mere .he Misses Edus s,d
aaacr russell "a, recentio1 iD .i aiiu
a.-s u-sr. saturday evening. al vbicI,
p social q. ABOUT twenty Of the vounp-
Lsos. sammon left THURSDAY for
stivss - Nnere she will visit Nil,
Hro,s,. visitor during Tie weeL DIS
A.oert Buxton one OF ,ae
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Christian.

Central Christian church Fourth south
and Third East streets. c. r. Neel. pastor
Sunday services at II a. m and S o. m.
Morning theme of sermon. The Minister
His Work and Message BaPtismal ser
vice in the evening. Bible school at 10 a.
m. W II. LeppeT, superintendent Chris
ian EndeavOr at 6.45 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 8 p m
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Scientist.

First Church Of Christ Scientist. 3ss
East Third South street.-Sundav school
10 gas a. m. Church services at II a. ~.
and S .. m. Subject God the Preserver
of Man. Wednesday evening at
o'clock q meeting is held for the purDosf
II telling OF the healing Of sin and dis
case Ali are welcome To these church
services. Free reading rooms open daily
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Baptist.

Emmanuel Church-Third South and
Seventh East Louis 5. Bowerman- min
lister. Preaching services at IT a. m. and
o. M. morning subject. The Modern
Application of the Story Of Cain and
Abel" In the evening the Rev H r
Moseley DID. of FL Cristo. Cuba. noted
worker and speaker. will address the peo-
pie Bible school at 12;15 noon, Zen L.
COrum. superintendent. Young People
meeting at 6.45. Midweek services We'd
uesday evening at s.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian church. 13S South Sec
oud East street. William Thurstou Brown.
ministsr-SUndav preaching service at II
a. m. Charles Crane Of Salt Lake viii
speak Subject. rs the Power Of the
Church Declining" Music by Unity
quartet and a violin solo b. Miss Gala
crane Lloyd alliance Wednesday at 2.3J
70. m
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Lutheran.

English Lutheran Churches South
Fourth East street F. W. Bussard pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. church
service at II a. m; cathechetical class
Sunday at 10 a. m. Owing TO the pastors
absence at the convention of synod in
Tacoma. Wash. there viii be no service
on Sunday. June %
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Adventist.

Adventist church. Fifth South and Sixth
East streets s. 9 Huntington. pastor. -
Sabbath school az re a. m. Preaching ~
q a. m. Young peoples meeting az $40 =
N. Preaching Sunday at p m. PRAYER
meeung Wednesday at 8 ?. u
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A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION RATES
Via Oreaon Short Line 2 2

$500 from Salt Lake 10 Seattle and
return; on sale daily. commencing Jl,ne
l. Ask agents for further particulars
City ticket Office. POI Main street.
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Rio Grsude Mission-G. NJ Traces. SUI
perinteudent- Bible school at 12.30 noon.
Rev W. ". Des Autels viii preach at the
Rio Graude at p. m and at the Bur
lington at p. m
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Burlington Missiou-F. J. Lucas super
intendent- Bible school al l0:45 a. IN.
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/ East Garfield. Utah-Cunday school 9.55
I a. m. Evening service and address, p. m.
St. Pauls church-Maiu and Fourth
South streets. Rev Charles Z. Perkins.
| rector. Holy communion, a. m Sunday
| school 9:45 a. m. Morning service and
/ sermon at II o'clock. Evening prayer
confirmation and sermon by the Rt. Rev.
f. s. Spalding. d. D, bishop of Utah.
/ at 8 O'Clock. Visitors welcome. All seats
! free.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Cougrega tional Church-Fourth
East and First South streets. Elmer I
Goshen. pastor. Morning service al II
O'clock
Phillips Congregational church-Fifth
South and Ninth East. Rev. p. a. Simp-
kin. pastor. Services this day at II a. m.
and 1.45 D. m. In the morning the Rev.
Francis L. Clark. D. D.. Of Boston. will
preach. The pastor will preach at 7;45.
Sunday school at 1890 p. m Cordial well
come to all worshippers at these serv-
ices
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Norweg ian-Danish Methodist Episcopal
Church-523 South Fourth East, Il. T.
Hansen. pastor. Sunday school at 1880
p. m. Preaching service at 2I5 p m. All
Scandinavian people are most cordially in
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D. M Epworth league at $50 p. m
Prayer meeting Thursday at 80 p. m.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Episcopal.

81. Mark cathedral, 227 East First
South Rev Benjamin Brewster dean
Service for First Sunday after Trinity
Holy communion, 1870. Morning service
ana sermon by the Rt. Rev. Daniel Syl-
vester futile, D. D., LII. D., d. c L.,
presiding bishop of United States. p. m,
associate members G. /. 5. p. m, Bishop
futile viii address G. I. S. in Sunday
school room. 7:30. choral evensOng and
sermon. Everyone cordially invited. Sun
day school, o:45 d. m.
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Tuesday evening at SIS the next les
son will be given at The Herald Cooking
School. Unity hall, 1ss $ Second East
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Methodist.

First Methodist Epis opal Church--Sec-
ond East and Second South sctreets. r. p.
Short. pastor. At II a. m. Children 8 day
exercise. a Flower CantIta'- EpwOTth
league at 6:45 .. m, preaching at 1H5
o. m, subject. "COmmeu cement Response
Thirty little people take part i'm the morn
ing program. The pastor breaches al the
evening service Special music. Large
chorus choir.
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PresbYterian.

First Presbyterian church-Corner Of
North Temple and streets, Rev. William
NJ Paden. pastor. Morning service at II
o'clock. Subject, Living Stones" Even
service at O'Clock. Subject, Doing the
Will Of God" Both services conducted
by the Rev. r. NJ. Stevenson. D. d. Sun
day school at 1880 p. m. Young people s
meeting, Sunday night at Z o'clock. Md
week services on Thursday evening.
Teachers meeting at 1870. Prayer and
conference at s p. m. Topic. study of the
second chapter OF the Gospel of st. James.
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st. Johns chapel-LOgan avenue ana
Ninth east Sunday school. 9:45 a. IN.
Morning service, 1890 a. m
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Tiff N. Z. Church -Sin.a East and
First South D. n. lIelmick- pastor.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. There
will be no preaching in the evening: Sun
day school at 10 o'clock AIR. G.. =. Ham
rem. superintendent t,hill-ens day ex-
ereises al o'clock EpwOrth league at
the close Of the children exercises led
by Miss Adele Halmren. Mrs. c. A
Wherry, 457 East First South street. viii
entertain the Ladies Of the Aid society
and their friends at tea Tuesday after
noon from go TO clock.
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St Peters chapel-657 North second
West Sunday school, 9;45 a. N. Evening
prayer, 1880 clock.
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/ St. Jude clayton, Utah. Sunday School
/ 2:30 p. m. Church service and address
$50 ID. m.