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NEWS.
NORTH pENoBsCoT.

NORTH PENOB6COT.
Mrs. E. A. Carter has been quite i'll but
Is better.
Rolf Hatch is at work for Mr.. Shaw in
Prospect.
Mrs. A. NJ. McKusick has returned to
her home in Guilford.
J.H. Montgomery made flying visit in
his auto to the old homestead last week.
Mrs. Abbie Hatch has recently pur-
chased young horse of andrew Grindle,
Of BlucAill.
Gayland Grindle and Roland Grindie
have gone to Arocstook toawork in the
potato nelds.
Hattie Blaisdeil, who has been spending
few days with her mother, Mrs. Billings,
has returned to her home in East Orland.
Ali are sorry to learn THAT Mr.. Wright
and family are soon to leave the Mont
gomery farm they have SO long occupied.
They have many friends here.
]. P. Haney and SON, Dr.. Oramel Haney,
Of Boothbay Harbor, and daughter, Mrs.
Caddie Condor, Of Boston, spent q day or
two with friends here last week. DR..
Haney is to locate in Portland.
The potato harvest has commenced.
Some report from 40 to 800 bushels per
acre; others within the early frost belt
not half that amount. Quality OF tubers
is excellent; NO rot to speak OF. Con-
siderable ploughing has been done.
George L Soper has three carpenters still
at work on his buildings and two work.
men on bitches. He has between five and
six acres OF potatoes TO dig. There has
been little movement in stock. Butchers
seem to want but little, and want that
little at very low figure.
Oct IL III.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST FREMONT.

WEST khEMON1.
Miss Edna s. Lunt has returned to Port
land.
Mrs. Sadie Iacount, who has been at the
Stanley house this summer, is home.
Mrs. Sadie Eye left for Boston last week.
All hope to have them back another spring.
Alton r. Lopaus has bought fish boat,
and will continue his fresh fish peddling.
Fred Bridges has moved his family homo
| from Tnker's island, % his children can
attend school.
Charles Reed has closed his business at
Bernard and il now with his sister, Mrs.
Eunice Lopaus-
Mrs. Charles p. Lunt ID home from Bar
Harbor, where she has spent the summer
at Hotel Belmont.
Miss Helen Murphy, who .has been in
Rockland and Bangor studying the milli-
merry business, il home.
Capt. A. A. Wentworth will leave for
Rockland soon to 60 scalloping. Howard
pomroy will 60 with him.
Rev. A. Bishop, the new pastor, vas
quietly married at noon Wednesday, Sept.
-, at the home Of Rev. o. G. Barnard, at
Southwest Harbor. They arc keeping
house in Alfred Higgins house. All wish
the young couple much happiness.
Capt. w. n. Lunt and wife, who have
been working in Bluehill, came home
Thursday. Capt. Lunt had very narrow
escape from typhoid fever, and is still
rather weak. He will sail soon for Rock
land to go in the scallop business. L. F.
Rich will 70 with him.
Oct. 4. THELMA.
Mrs. Sadie Eye left for her home in Bos-
ton Thursday.
Mrs. Robbie RumiIl returned from
Northeast Harbor Thursday.
Mrs. Charles P. Lunt and Mrs. L. NJ.
Lunt went to Bangor this week to consult
| an oculist.
Misses Ruth Thurston and Reta Rumill
spent the weekend ct Southwest Harbor
with relatives.
| Mrs. Zulma 8. Clark Is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. L. A. Clark and Mrs.
Nettie c. Tinker, at Manset.
Mts. Sadie LAcount leaves for Bangor
soon to visit friends before going to
Massachusetts, for the winter.
Mrs. George w. Lunt, daughter There's
and niece, Leola Rumill, spent Saturday
and Sunday ct Manset with her sisters.
Donald Robbins, who has been en-
pioyed in Rockland, il spending his vaca-
tion with his mother, Mrs. Wilder b.
Robbins.
| Oct. IL. THELNA.
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M'KINLEY.

MrA. Phebe Loring has returned from
Bar Harbor, where she has been empasyed.
Mrs. Ada Martin has returned from q
visit to Portland, accompanied BY her
daughter Eva.
The sudden death of Lorenxo b. Trask,
OF Colts Island, Sunday, ct the home OF
Benjamin Murphy was q shock to the
entire community.
H. p. Richardson and family and Mrs.
p. w. Richardson took ride to Bar Har-
Dor Sunday, returning through Eden and
visiting Mrs. Caroline Richards.
Oct. II. p. M.
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Mrs.. Anna hinder, r. r. D. 6, Dassa,
Mceker Co., MIMI, writes:
IT cannot express my thanks enouv,
to you for all the good your medicin.
has done for me and my family.
This spring took cold and IT settled
in my kidneys. At FIRST / though, q
was kidney trouble. took Peruna a.
directed on the bottle, and in few dar.
Twas all right, 20 I owe my health 4
DR.. Hartman and HIS remedy
lnte9usl Catarrh.
Miss Esther Lee, s0s Madison st.. n.
peka, Kas., writes:
Fourteen months ago began TO n
troubled with catarrh Of the internal
organs, which left me pale, weak and
nervous.
"Peruna was recommended to me. I
decided 70 give It trial. To my great
relief I found that my general health
improved. ! kept growing stronger,
and within three months was in my
usual normal condition.
~ cannot recommend Peruna too
highly to suffering women
Mrs. Otto Nehring, r. +. D. /, Riesel,
Texas: al had catarrh Of the kidneys
and bladder. and Peruna made me well.
can sleep better, and have good ap-
petite. Peruna II the best medicine
have TAKEN"
Mnaa-1fn ~ ideal | AZ ax;v>
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BAR HARBOR.

Charles T. Howe, one of the pioneer sum-
5ssssnts 81 Bar died s Last
about seventy-five years.
Mrs. Henrietta 8. Southland died Wednes-
day afternoon, after short illness. Mrs
Southland was born at East Sullivan, but
had been q resident of Bar Harbor many
years. She was fifty nine years of age.
She is survived by three sons,-Frank,
Ernest and Herbert L. Graham, all Of Bal
HarbOr.
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BLUEHnL.

saturday, Oct. 8, the school of instruc-
tion was held at the rooms Of James A..
Garfield, w. R. c., which were prettily
decorated with flags and flowers. Five
members OF the Ellsworth W. r. G. ac-
companied Miss Maude Merrick, Of
Waterville, department president, to
Bluehill. 1t was matter Of regret that
none Of the other w. r. Is. in the
district were represented. Dinner was
enjoyed at the noon hour, after which
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NORTH FRANKLIN.

Herxey Murch is employed ct Bar Har-
Dor.
w. ECousins and wife are visiting in
Bangor.
Mrs- Jennie Merchant and son, of East
brook, were weekend guests of Mrs.
Bertha LAwrie.
Charles Williams, who is employed on
the Maine Central railroad, and Mrs
Minta Blsisdell, Of Bar Harbor, wers
called herelast week by the death of theil
brother, George C. Williams.
George Chester Williams died Friday
Oct. s, after painful illness. TIE funeral
was held Sunday, At his home, Rev. P. A.
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sARGENTylLLE.

Mrs. Maria Wood is visiting friends at
Mckinley.
Miss Sarah Parker has gone to Var
mouth, to teach.
P. B. Billings has been visiting his
brother Samuel at East Bluehiil.
Mrs. Joanna Dority, of Winterport
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Byron
Slower
Miss Martha Currier pleasantly enter.
tanned party OF friends at . corn-roas,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Neal Dow, Of Broooksville, il
spending q few days with her parents,
c. L. Blbson and wife.
Mrs. J. &. Davis and daughter Hester
Davis returning to her home in Phiia-
deiphia and Miss Hester resuming her
studies ct Wellesley.
Oct. 4. SIM.
Herbert Grindell is preparing to build =
house near his fathers.
Mrs. Martha E. Spooner spent part Of
last week in Bangor.
Mrs. Azor c. Dodge is visiting her sister
in WATERFOWL, Mass.
Albert Dority and wife, Of Lynn, Mass,
are guests Of relatives here.
Roy Grindle, who has been on the
steamer Betty Alden, is home
Miss Gladys Young, of North Sedgwick,
is employed at j. N. Sargent's.
Rev. w. H. Mcbride, OF Bluahill, spoke
at the chapel Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Harding is spending a few
weeks with friends in Boston and vicinity.
Walter H. Sargent left Monday for Bos-
ton to enter the employ OF D, Atwood Co.
Mrs. Ernest Grindle and daughter
Stella are visiting relatives in Sonerville,
Mass.
Addison G. Sargent. who spent the sum-
mer at Ashlawn, has returned to Newton,
Mass.
Arthur 81. Sargent and wife are taking
q carriage drive through Pencils
county.
Mrs. Frank Billings and William Blake
have returned from shart visit to rela-
tives in Surry.
Oct. IL. HIN.
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nGof ana cheerful
ness soon disappear
when the kidneysar
ont Of order or dis
eAaed.
Kidney trouble has
became % prevalent
naf 1t Is not uncom-
mon for a child to be
born afflicted with
weak kidueys. 1.-THE
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MANsEr.

Orrin Fernald has moved his family into
the Bartlett house.
Fred Bennett, OF Massachusetts,. is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. CLANCY Randall.
Mrs. Lester King and daughter Maxine
have returned from Lincolnville, where
they have spent several weeks.
Mrs. w. 8. Stanley, OF Monhegan, who
has spent few weeks here, has returned
home. She was accompanied by Elmer
Conary, wife and children, who will spend
the winter ct Monhegan.
Ordination services were held at the
Manset Baptist church Monday, Sept. q,
when f. A Trites, pastor OF the church,
was ordained. DIR. Spaulding, OF Boston,
DIR. Mower, OF Waterville, Rev. p. a. A.
kiilam, OF Ellsworth, and Rev. Charles
Hargrove, Of Northeast Harbor, we're
among the out-of-town ministers present.
Oct.4. MAD.
Many friends here attended the local
union at Southwest Harbor.
w. F. Stanley, Of Cape Elizabeth light
station, died Thursday, after an illness OF
q few days. Mr.. Stanley was native OF
this place. Much sympathy is felt for the
berrsved family.
Oct. II. MAD.
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Man-a-Iln IN Ideal Laxative.

will leave ct once for the Pacific coast to
resume command Of his steamer. Mrs.
Nicholas will return to Bucksport and
remain several weeks with her mother
before returning to her home in California
Oct, 8. j.
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child ufinates too often, ifthe urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when TIE child reaches an
age wheA it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted With bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause OF the diff
Guilty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step shouid be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to
habit - most people suppose.
Women a. we'll as men are made miser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
SwaUp-Root is soon realized. It is sold
by druggists. in fifty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may f@1e:s:SS9@
have sample bottle ::::ll e.:
by mail free, also q
pamphlet telling all
about Swamp-Root, Hsns sSs-s.,Rss.
including many of the thousands Of testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
who found Swamp Root to be Just the
remedy needed. In writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. ", be sure and
mention this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the address,
Biughamton. N, y, on every bottle.
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advertisements.
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b HIM q BIll1N IDub|G

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
Encourages and 1esoeusambition; beauty,
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GOULDsBoRo.

Bertha and Walter Beers, Of vanceboro,
have been spending . week with their
sister, Mrs. Mabel Campbell.
Irving Mcdonald and Leroy Arnold have
gone to Anticonish, n. s., for . t~o-
weeks visit with Mr.. McDonald's relatives.
H. 8. Hovey and wife, OF Evanston, H.,
who have been living in their old home
here since May, have returned TO Evan
ston.
The storm caused many back washouts
on the roads, the worst being at Chicken
Mill bridge, which was badly undermined
and nearly carried away.
Oct 4. JEN
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Mrs. Ida Fernald is visiting friends at
Prospect Harpor.
Charles Harrington, of Winter Harbor,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Georgia Fernald, who has spent .
week with her sister, Mrs. Mile Guptiil,
has returned to Bangor.
Mrs. Aida Raby, Of Steuben, with her
two children, Hazel and Eugene, has been
spending week with her sister, Mrs.
Alvah Dyer.
The annual fair OF Cushman grange was
well attended and very successful. Pro-
ceeds, pc. An entertainment was given
in the evening. There was Q dance At Bay
Vies hall after the entertainment. Six
O'Clock and II o'clock suppers were served
ct the grange hall.
Oct. IL. JES.
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will leave here today. and they will
spend three months IA Europe. .l
'lpD!,'' rs W.,

me- ma t'riage Of Miss Mamie rice
ana Thomas Hull took place In The
F ,Iemp,e this morning. with r dent
Joseph = Smith performing the csre-S
rnony, and q Nyedd ding brealtfast follow
ING ats NE home Of tlle brdde's bro ther.
MI rice: sT'h he rooms We're decofttt-
cd th roughout with roses and the tnbla
with INK VIII ftec sweet peas, only
,tne iirlllle late re Ives being present.
q fteryra Mr.. and Mrs Hull left for.
g FTP .ttt Sea- title, expecting to be abs
sent about a. month. ,s ~ 3s9
Ano therJ uly wedding to take, place
shortly ia tina of Miss Grace Beetles
ana Fra ices w. Roueche of Mead llc,s
nnsy1yania-
An Interesting wedding OF the weak
was that OF Miss Grace Grant and T..
b. Evans on Wednesday,, the marriage;
being soletnnized In the Temple during
inc morning, and a wedding breakfast,
following at the home Of Mrs T. W..
Sloan, an Informal reception being held
later at the home of the BRIDES sister,
MIS- a. ID BOYLE. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
have gone to Ogden Canyon to spend
the sumir1erSand will later make their
home In Logan.
Miss Marie a, Luce and Walter
Brown We're married on Monday at
noon at the brides home in the pres.
ence of the families leaving almost &in-.
mediately for trip to the northwest.
On their return they will be at home
at 500 Fullerton avenue. e:
A pretty wedding of the week was
that Of Miss Viola Burrell and T. w.
Jones, following the marriage In the
Temple Miss Grace Burrell, Gertrude
Clayton and Emma Abbott We're
bridesmaids and MIR. Fred Crabbe was
best man.
Miss Lila Farrell and Montgomery
Elliott were married this week at the
home of the brides father. James Far
rel, in the presence of the two fami-
lies. the couple leaving afterward to-
make their home in Brigham where
they will reside. al
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here, the guest Of Ma, and Mrs. g, W.
so'Nesll
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Nevill and two
in Newfoundland and early in. septeli n.
Der they will so TO Seattle, Wash, to-
make their home. JS 3
Miss Leone Watts and 7: her sister;
Mrs. Leonard Calhoun, leave ! his week Fl
for. ISemnerer, yVyo., where ~ heyt Will
join q camping party. Ii
Mrs. j. S. Markham and Miss E E,Yelynt
Markham are spending a n se .tlas
With MI and Mrs. r.. II. sDalSell.
Mrs. Mcfarland has returned TO her,
ing several weeks with hor idaugh ter.'
Mrs. Fitton. J, - MN
FL Or. and Mrs. orson Howard left
Thursday night Tor Los Angeles and
Long Beach, B to spend the SUNNI er... a
Miss Norinne Thompson is horn la
from the east. where she has been a.
tending school.
Frank Waldlaw, a nepheeW. q Z. n Mrs :
ThomasgyNeir is here from tsNe east "
spend the summer.
Mrs. f. Il. Oswald and her daughter
Hazel will leave next Thursday for
Los Angeles and the beaches, to spend
tho remainder Of the summer " ,1l1n
DR.. and Mrs. f. A. Vincent. Mrs. c.:
ID. Plunrner and the Misses Amy and
Isabel Osborne will leave this even-
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LOGAN.

Mrs. Preston Nibley came home from
Chicago last week. She will spend the
summer here, and return in the fall
to join her husband, who Will remain
in Chicago for the summer.
Mr.. Niels Henson is here from Mon
tana for stay Of six weeks.
Miss Ida Smith spent part of the
week in Salt Lake.
MT. Luther Howell spent Monday
in Salt Loke.
Miss Blanch Caine came from salt
Lake last Thursday to spend the sum
mer in Logan with her parents
in Salt Lake. Mr.. Thatcher was there
two days
Lays Campbell of Salt Lake is visit
ing IN Logan and Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Robinson spent.
three days in Salt Lake during the
week.
4 I. AXE. with her daughter, AIRS. Walter
Grant.
Miss Eliza Peterson, who has been
teaching school in Salt Lake, Is home
for for her summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Campbell and lit
tie son Bob, returned last Friday from
u three days stay in Salt Lake.
Miss Dora Wright returned last FRI
day from Salt Lake. Miss Wright went
to Salt Lake to attend the wedding
reception of Miss Jean Spencer. While
in the city she was the guest Of
friends
DIR. and Mrs Will Elierbeck of salt
Lake spent the latter part of the week
in Logan.
George Langton spent part of the
week in town.
Mrs. A. C. Barrett returned during
the week from Boise, where she has
been visiting for the past month. the
guest Of Mrs. F nag
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Garrett OF Salt
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with them the best wishes of a host OF
friends and admirers
Mrs. j.. C. Graham and daughter
Miss Maud, left today for a trip
through Idaho, where they will visit
with relatives and friends for some
time.
Mrs. Emma Radcliff was the guest
of honor at u dinner party Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ben Bean.
Covers were laid for 10.
Mrs. AlmiTa Holden and daughters.
Nellie, Vera and Dee all of Salt Lake.
are visiting in Provo with relatives
and friends. They are guests at tho
homo Of Mrs, Alex Mortensen. daugh-i
ter of Mrs. Holden,
Mrs. John Guy entertained a few
friends at dinner Wednesday. Covers
We're laid for eight.
Mrs j. c. Graham. Jr.. is in Ogden
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles Barnes.
Mrs. Kitty Hines left for Idaho FRI
day to visit her son Arnold.
Robert Dougdale spent Wednesday
in Salt Lake.
Mrs Caine and daughter OF Grand
Junction, Colo. are in Provo visiting
Mrs. Ben Rae, daughter OF Mrs. Calne.
they expect to spend the summer here.
Mrs. r. c. Moore entertained the La
dies Aid society at her home Mon
day evening. "A pleasant socinI evening
was passed and a dainty lunch served.
Rev. and Mrs. e. G. Moore will leave
next week for Denver where they Will
spend several months with relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Owens were
pleasantly surprised Wednesday, eye
ming at their coy new home by the
members OF the Fifth ward choir and
their partners, who walked In and took
possession Of the place making merry
the evening. The choir members pre-
ssented Mrs. Owens with an elegant
large mirror. The guest departed at a
late hour with best wishes for the,
young married couple.
Postmaster Glove entertained Post
master Thomas and f, ID. r. Thonlp-i
son both of Salt Lake on q fishing
trip, after which Mrs. Glove served a
sumptuous trout dinner.
Mrs. La Preal Dunn has returned
home after a delightful two weeks
visit with friends in Eureka
Or. and Mrs. Z. FL. Calder entertain-j
ed at dinner Saturday. Gov. Spry the.
{ supreme judges. Postmaster Thomas.
all of Salt Lake and Postmaster Glove
of Provo. &
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2Gi5f=$fRi!5!:; !ffFlEl,
OGDEN

The Hermitage. the Oaks and Idle
wild resorts In Ogden canyon are
rapidly filing UP with the people of
Ogden and Salt Lake, who are going
to the resorts to escape the hot
weather which has just commenced.
Almost every available piece OF
ground in the canyon has been Sc
cured by campers for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs David Gloyd. who
We're Ogden visitors forth past two
weeks. have returned to their home
in Ely, Nevada.
Rev. Noble Strong Elderllin of the
Congregational church left during the
week for Boston. where he will visit
for two weeks and then will visit
other cities.
Freed, of Salt Lake were Idlewild
guests for the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Allen OF
Ely, Nevada We're Ogden visitors dur
ing the past week.
Miss Laura Forbes, who has been
visiting at the G. w. Trip home for
a week has returned TO her home ac-
companicd by Kenneth and Harold
Trip. who will visit there for a few
days. q -
Mrs. orson Riser has returned
home from Salt Lake where she has
been visiting friends for the past
week Her daughter Rita, will re-
main with relatives in Salt Lake for
another week.
James Cassin accompanied by his
wife and daughter have returned from
a visit with relatives in Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z. Smith and chill
sdren Of Wells Nevada, have arrived
in the city for a visit with relatives
and friends.
Alma Eldredge of Coalville was an
Ogden visitor during the past week.
May Beuhanon and Eileen Reddy.
who have been attending school in
Ogden during the past year have re-
turned to their home in Wells, Ne
vada.
~ Miss sZeil Davenport accompanied
bY her brother Russell. have returned
10 Ogden from Amherst college and
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LEHI..


Mrs. kittie Hines OF prnvo ~
E1lrek Sc, this week, the guest Of M Mrs. al "a
Mrs. Charles Kryser. ~ and
Mr. VI: and Mrs a. n. Wallace weres d.
week. = y = or the &
w. w. FiecSleton returned snn1a,
evening from Salt Lake Nhert. Guy 4,
y spent r'el g week or more: s"s's ne
MI. and Mrs James Morgan ~, 6.
children returned Monday evsS ua
from g asvislt Of several days in saI s
John t 4 Ilr.,eFysl,on. who was in busInos.
several years ago at Silver CITY. ''l hn.
who is now located In Nevada. Nh, :,
Tintfc this week renewing tbs rs
quaintanccs of old time friend s. 4. Y
William Embleton and family ,u,,o
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. F,dwarf
Elnbieton at Salt Lake this Week Y f elu
Mrs. George NJ. Hays and cht,dre,
We're in Provo on a. visit this week. =
ss IS
Mrs. %. Sullivan and daughter. Mis.
Marcella. returned Tuesday evenjnn
from Salt Lake where they spent :.
month with friends.
Among those from Eureka who ,var,
in Salt. Lake this week are the " az
lowing. George M. s Hayes, r. &, Sui.
Ivan, ] A. Griffiths. DIR. Lay, X, 4
Brown and g. b. Marshall
Mrs. Belle NIcAdams Of Provo snon,
o visit here this week, the guest If Il
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Laprele Dunn has returned 10
friends in this city.
Mrs. Ollie Baker returned ,Tuesday.
evening after a visit at Paysonland
Springlake. 3s,
Mrs. r. s. Robertson of. salt. Lake
vas IN Eureka on q visit this week.
Theodore Z. Center Or Salt Lake was
ness. II nv
Mrs. William Ellis and children5ire-
turned Monday evening from an ex-
tended visit at Coalville. NJ
Mrs, Walter w. Fitch ana two
daughters arrived In Eureka Tuesday
hLoiI IHS lily =IeCelllY. returned
from q tour of Europe and were met at
New York by Cecil Fitch who accom-
( panied them upon their trip to this (
city. The family.,will spend the SUM Z
nel in Eureka.
Prof. B. NJ. Lehman came out from
Salt Lake Wednesday, evening.
+ Mrs. Reheccah Mitchell and daugh-
ters. Revt and Vera, are spending the
week at Provo.
]. w. Evans OF Denver, has succeed.
ed; Robert Davis as agent of the San
Pedro and r. G. w, railroads al Robin. q
son. r.
Mrs. S, ]. Schneider and children left
the other day for their summer 5homA5i
at the Hot Potts near Heber, TO. spesd
several months. ..!5B
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PROVO.

The many friends of Miss Buelan
Storrs and Albert Lewis will be pleased
to learn OF their marriage, which took
place Wednesday evening at the home,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph storrs in
American Fork, uncle Of the bride.
Both are popular young people Of this
city, Miss Storrs spent some time In
the east studying elocution and re-
turned home about q year; ago with
high honors. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis left
for a tour of the west and VIII carry