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Notice of Guardians Sale.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the authority and directions contained in an order of the Monroe Probate Court, made and entered on the 10th day of April loo9 an adjourned day of the April term of said Court, the undersigned. as curator of John Benson and Jessie Benson, minors will offer for sale at public outcry to Il highest bidder for cash, at the front door the Post office in the city Of Brinkley' Monroe county, Arkansas. within the hours nrescribed by law for judicial sales, on the
 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1909.
 the following described lands. to wit:
 The undivided interests belonging to John Benson and Jessie Benson in and the following described real estate situated in the county of Monroe and state of Ark ansas; to-wit:--
 The Southwest quarter of the esSouthwest quarter of section lo, and the north hah oJ the fractional Northwest quarter of section 90, in Township 4 north, Range West, containing l2O acres more or less; the Eas half of the Southeast quarter of Sec lion 35, and the South half of the South east quarter and the Southwest quarter of Section 36, all in Township North, Range 3 West, containing 320 acres more or less the East half of the Northeast quarter of Section II, Township North, Range 2
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Miss Bettie Cobb who has been away for two months vacation is again found as sales lady at R. Abramson & Co.
 Holly Grove, we understand IS to have new drug company which will occupy two of the small bricks in the new brick block.
 MT. and Mrs. J. l. Matthews returned from Little Rock Mon- day, where they were visiting her brother and family, D. 5. Renfro Jr.
 Messrs Tom Coke and McKinzie Peete made trip to LaGrange Sunday. Wonder what the at traction is? Surely it is not the little city alone. Maybe some of it's charming ladies.
 More interest is being mani fested in our Sunday schools each Sunday. We hope to have every boy and girl of our town in Sun day school before this year closes. Do you attend Sunday school.
 Miss Katie Brown and MT. Alvah Smalley of Turner, were here Friday evening returning home that night. There must be some attraction here for Mir. Smalley as he made two drives this way last week.
 The little baby girl of MT. ard Mrs. F. R. Atkins was brought here from Forrest City for burial Sunday afternoon. We extend our love and sympathy to the beraaved father and mother, and commend them to God, who IS comfort in time of trouble and sorrow.
 Dr. R. l.. Saxon, whose office is now in Little Rock, spent few days with his friends in Holly Grove last week. Ire Doctor has spent this summer in Europe, travelling and studying in England, France, Germany and Austria.
 SUSIE"
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We have been sleeping for the past four months, but have at last come to life again,
 Mrs. Clyde Woodfin and son of Cotton Plant are visiting home folks at this time.
 MT. Wm. A. Owens is spend ing this week in Marrianna for The Mississippi Valley Life.
 Miss Lena Williamson who is teaching the Duncan school spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
 Little Mary Johnson who has been i'll for the past two months was seen in her yard Saturday morning gathering roses. We are glad to see Mary we'll again.
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Tom Williams of Clarendon spent Sunday with his cousins, Misses Claudia and Mamie Will Hams.
 MT. Arch Day is making things look more lively about the front of Abramson Co.'S hardware store Arch is a clever fellow.
 Capt. Moorman and wife of Somerville, Tenn, were the guests of their friend, Mrs. H. c. Lair a part of last week.
 Dr. Graves, the Presbyterian preacher, of Helena preached two very strong sermons at the Presbyterian church Sunday. He returned to Helena Monday.
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HOLLY GROVE NEWS.

Mrs. H. C. Lair spent Thurs day i1 Helena shopping.
 Miss Louise Walls spent Sat urday in Helena shopping.
 Miss Nellie Walls and mother spent Monday in Helena shop ping.
 Miss Lizzie Renfro is visiting her brother, ID. B." and family of Little Rock.
 Messr5 Wm. J. Brown and J. 4. Smalley of Turner were in our little city Wednesday. Nc wonder two of our young ladies were wearing such sweet smiles.
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Vest containing 50 acres more or less:

West containing so acres more or less: fractional lots l2 and l3 in the South hah of Block ''O'' in the City of Brinkley lots and in Block 3. Towards Addition to town of Brinkley; and certain parcel of land described by metes and bounds as follows:
 Commence 333 feet North of stake at the Southwest corner of the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter of Sec ton 10. Township 3 North. Range West; running East .o6O feet thence North 3o7 feet, thence West ooO feet thence South 3o7 feet to the place of beginning in Mon roe County, Arkansas.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of October 1909.
 H. C. STRONG,
 Curator.
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S2OO Reward.

Will be paid by me for the arrest and Conviction of any person stealing timber o'f ny lands in Monroe, Lee and St. Francis counties.
 M. E. CARTER Administrator,
 Gavin Estate. Memphis, Tenn
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Henry Wolf & Co.,, is head quarters for Wilson Bros shirts, underwear and hosiery. Come in and see the styles.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the Monroe Probate Court the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of Isaac Reed, deceased, will sell to the highest bidder, on credit of 3 months the following described land, belonging to said estate, to-wit:-The 5. ? of the 5. r.. IA of Sec 30, T. 3-N. R. 2 w. in Monroe county, Ark, said sale to be made at the court house door, in Clarendon, between the hours of l o clcck and 3 O clock, p. m. on
 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, l,o9 Notes. without interest, with approved security must be given by the purchaser
 ELMER COX.
 Administrator.
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of mfn's hats to any matters one 1hat IT ans we 70 to four times the trouoie
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Ladies Attention!

Fashionable dressmaking, per feet fitting a speciality. Plain and fancy sewing. 'Pone 125.
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OGDEN.

City Councilman J. B Dana is taking
a much needed rest in California where
he Intends spending the next few weeks
Before returning home he Will visit
southern Arizona.
The Historical society held a. meet
ing at the home OF Mrs. Condor, 2ii6
Madison avenue, on Saturday after
noon last. Rev. j. E. Carver gave one
of his intellectual talks to members
from all clubs In the city and all ladies
interested in club work There was a
large attendance and the afternoon
program was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lewis entor-
tained few OF their friends at dinner
Thursday. in honor of Miss Margaret
Lewis. niece Of Mrs. Lewis. who was
visiting at their home, CAT Twenty
third street. Sixteen covers were laid
In the tastefully decorated dningrcom,
where chrysanthemums abounded.
The ladies' of the CONGREGATIONAL
church will hold a Christmas baZar on
the 18th and 18th OF this month.
The ladies OF the Home Missionary
society of the First M. Il church met
with Mrs. Frank Peterson Thursday
afternoon Mrs. Crane of Salt Lake
gavo a very interesting talk on the
Hawaiian Islands. Mrs, Newton and
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WEbD'NSHn

Among the marriages set for next
week will be that of Miss Elizabeth
Groo and John Wise to be solomnized
on Thursday at St Marks cathedral.
The ceremony Will be performed at
high noon by Dean Colladay. the bride
to be attended by Miss Preale Clark
and the groom by Thomas Wise Mr..
Jav Groo and Otto Petors Will act as
ushers.
MI and Mrs. w. A. Miles have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Matte J.. to Homer P. Ed
wards.
An announcement of interest to Utah
people was that made recently in the
Army and Navy Journal of the engage
ment of Miss Amanda Holmgren of
Logan and Lieutenant Eugene Santchi
OF Fort Douglas, the marriage being
set for some time In February.
A surprise to the majority of their
friends was the announcement of the
marriage of Miss Marge Miller. daugh-
ter of Mrs Rachel s. Miller OF this
city. and George w. Heintz. tho cere-
mony being performed quietly on Tues
day morning at the brides home and
the couple leaving Immediately for an
eastern trip. They will return later
Miss Elizabeth Ward and Thomas
w. Bowen were married on Wednesday
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Post. Rev. w. a. Paden performing
the ceremony In the presence OF the
near relatives and friends. The bride
has been connected with the free pub
lie library here and has many warm
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen Will make
their home at Phoebe.
Miss Lillian Calder daughter of Mr..
and Mrs D. G.. Calder of Provo, and
Lawrence Salisbury were married on
Wednesday and I'm the evening q re-
ception was held at the home of
Mrs. Matt Henry Walker. the brides
cousin, the guests numbering about
so. with several relatives and friends
from Provo being present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Salisbury will reside In Provo
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Tibbals, who is in his senior year at
Oberlin college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence and
children are now located in their new
home at $40 Eleventh East stret.
Mr.. and Mrs a. E. Hutchinson are
home from short stay in San Fran
cisco.
Miss ZaIda Boutwell, who is in her
Junior year at Stanford university, will
be home for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. McBrown OF Saratoga.
Kan. spent Monday here, the guests of
Judge and Mrs. ]. M. Bowman.
DR.. and Mrs. T. c. Gibson are now at
home to their friends. for the winter,
at the Keith apartments.
Mrs. James Shields. who has spent
the past three months in Anaconda,
Mont. with her daughter. has returned
here and Is at home at the Swallow
apartments.
Mrs. Fred Hanson is visiting in the
city, where she will spond the holi-
days with her father, Joseph Llppman
Mrs. S. c. Snyder Will leave today
for Portland. Or. where she Will spend
the holidays with her parents.
Mrs. w. II. Dickson, who has spent
the past two months with relatives In
St Louis, returns next week and Will
make her home for the remainder of the
winter with her daughter Mrs. R. G.
Schulder.
DR. and Mrs. A. J. Hosmcr and son
VIII leave the middle of next week for
Michigan, where they Will spend Christ
mas with DR.. Hosmers mother. They
expect to return the first OF the month
Mrs. William McCaskell and Mrs
Sarah BogGs have gone to San Fran
cisco, from whore they will sail for
Honolulu, where they will remain for
several months.
Mr., and Mrs Harry B. Windsor viii
not return before late In the spring.
They Will spend the winter in the east
and arc now visiting In New Jersey.
Miss Miller. who has spent the last
two weeks here as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il Fife. left Thursday for
San Francisco.
Mrs. Henklc has returned to her homo
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! chrysanthemums, and 10 tables played
Assisting the hostess were Mrs, Thomas
Weir. Mrs. j. B. Cosgriff and Mrs. j. z
Dooley.
On Tuesday evening a delightful af-
fair too place at the post when Dr.
and Mrs. G.. P. Stallman, whose mar
riage took place recently In the east.
entertained at n reception and ball. the
post rooms being effectively decorated
and number of the post people as
sisting.
Mrs. j. w. Currie entertained the
Qulnsenta club on Tuesday. flve tables
being played and prizes being played
and prizes won by Mrs. C. II. Heritage,
Mrs. c. b. Rose and Miss Herman
Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh entertained the
Wednesday afternoon card club this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Carey entertained
on Tuesday at dinner in honor of Mrs.
w L. Cameron of Michigan.
Mrs. Frank Bird entertained the
Crystal club this week.
Mr., and Mrs. w, H Dale entertained
on Monday night at a bridge party in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs E. D. Miller and
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Wyche. who are to
leave the city shortly for trips. the dec
oratlons and other details being done
in the Christmas Idea.
Thomas b. Shannon entertained her
| club on Thursday at luncheon and
cards, the decorations being In the
Christmas idea, and all details being
In harmony. Covers were laid for Mrs
r. w. Hill, Mrs. George w. Lam
bourne, Mrs. Is. NJ. Raymond, Mrs
,, Simon Black, Mrs. W. H Tobias, Mrs
William Weyher and Mrs w b. Will
liams. The next meeting on Thursday
| Of next wek Will be held with Mrs w
| II. Tobias.
Mrs. Charles n. Sampson entertained
her card club yesterday
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell has invitations out
for bridge and Kensington tea to be
given Saturday afternoon at her home
| In Fifth East street
Mrs. j. A. Earls entertained members
! OF the Plate club at her home on We'd
nesday. the prize going to Mrs 7. r
| Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. J 3. Cosgrff enter
tained at dinner on Wednesday for
! Miss Miller, who left this week for
San Francisco.
MISS Elizabeth Groo and Mr.. John
Wise were guests of honor at a de-
liShtful evening party on Thursday.
given by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wise.
w f. Core was pleasantly surprised
on Tuesday night when number OF
tne enpioyes OF the department store
| gathered Unexpectedly at his home and
spent a delightful time with music.
games and fortune telling Refresh
ments were served from a table dec
GRATED in Chinese lilies. and assisting
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In Chicago. Ill. after spending the past
month here with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. c. S. Zane.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. c. Edwards and son
VIII leave Sunday for the east, to re-
main until after the holidays.
Mrs, Alma Katz or Portland, Or.
VIII arrive here soon after the new.
year to visit her sister, Miss Shear
man.
Mrs. NJ. r. Iipman and two children
VIII leave the last of this month for
the east, where they Will spend two
months. Mr. Lipman will Join them
the latter part of January
Mrs. w. G. Robson and family are
now located In their new home at 3iS
University avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Porter left Thurs
day for Stockton, Cal, where they cx-
pect to live, Mr. Porter having taken
the lease of a large hotel at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter VIII spend Christ
mas with their daughter. Mrs Charles
s. Mann. In Los Angeles.
Little Lou Uline daughter OF Capt.
and Mrs. Wills Uline of Fort Douglas.
left Tuesday with friends en- route from
California for Lenvenworth. Kan.
where she will spend the winter with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. b.
TAYLOR.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kempf. Jr, left
this week for New York, where they
Will make their home.
Mrs. Esther Freed Filler and little
daughter. who have lately returned
from visit in Los Angeles. arc at
home at the Bransford.
Mrs. A S. Bower and small son. ac-
companied by Mrs T. G. Gibson. Will
leave soon after Christmas to spend six
weeks in Los Angeles and at the
beaches.
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the oriental and gold rooms respective
the Alta club two tables being laid In
Iy. and the decorations being In yellow
with large chrySanthemums and shaded
candelabra4 Covers were laid for abou.
10 guests.
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick will entertain
at luncheon at her home Monday, In
honor of Mrs o ]. Salisbury.
An event Of exceptional interest for
the near future. will be the pioneer
ball to be given at Social hall on Dec.
2S, by the Daughters of Utah Pi-
oneers. Old fashioned costumes and re-
freshments and other details which
have made these affairs heretofore so
popular VIII be features. All those con-
nected in any way with the settling of
the valley in early days are invited
Mrs. Benner X. Smith entertained ut
bridge on Monday, the affair being an
informal one. The decorations were in
American Beauty roses and prizes wero
won by Mrs, Kirkpatrick and Mrs.
Wmcott Thompson. Assisting the host
ess were MIS-. Walter Stone and Mrs.
L, o. Howard.
The Slyph Dancing club held one OF
its delightful dancing parties at the
Ladies Literary club house on Monday
night
On Wednesday evening Rev. E. l.
Goshen and his bride were guests of
honor at delightful reception given
at the Congregational church parlors
by members of the church board and
others. The rooms We're beautifully
decorated in palms and flowers and
several hundred guests were present.
Mrs. j. D, WARDROBE and Miss Rachel
WARDROBE entertained at a delightful
china shower party on Monday night
for Miss Florence WARDROBE whose
marriage takes place this month. the
rooms being prettily decorated and
games being a feature OF the evening
with prizes awarded TO the Misses Jean
Williams. Gertrude LinZle, Julia Gllberg
and Birdie Archer
Mrs. Ernest Stenger was hostess at q
luncheon on Wednesday the table be-
Ing effectively decorated and covers laid
for Mrs. r. C. Gemmell. Mrs l. A.
Greenwood. Mrs Il. j. Wyche, Mrs S.
V. Derrah. Mrs. ] NJ Bowman. Mrs
A T. Sanford. Mrs. Raymond Acker-
man. Mrs. A. II. Mayne and Miss Kath-
leen Anderson
Miss Elsie Dlckert was guest OF honor
on Wednesday at delightful Uonrine-
ION given by Mrs. Percival o. Perkins.
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whore after spending a few weeks. they
Will sail for an extended trip abroad
Mrs II Ellis of Michigan is here,
spending a few days with her cousin,
Mrs. n. p. Henderson. on her way to
California TO spend the remainder of
the winter. 3.5g
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ALI have taken
the Dickert apartment at the Brans-
ford. where they Will be at homo to
their friends after December 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mclaughlin and
son of Rochester. n. Y. expect to visit
Mrs. McLaughlin's mother, Mrs. NJ. A.
Walden, carly in the spring.
Miss Bella Blythe has returned to her
home In Evanston. Wyo., after spend
ing the past three months here with her
sister. Mrs. J, T. Keith,
Mrs. NJ p. Whitney will probably
spend the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Walllck of Provo.
Mrs. A. S. Bower and son will leave
early in tho new year for visit to
southern California,
Miss Kathleen Anderson of Santa
CTuZ Is lI1e guest Oh IlCI SlSlel, AlIo.
Robert C. Gcmmell. at the Bransford
Captain Garrison McCaskcll returned
this week to Fort Douglas to join his
regiment after a six months leave Of
absence.
Reginald Dowdall. IS in the city to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Judge and Mrs. j. r. McDowdall, No.
636 First avenue.
Miss Margaret Dunn and Miss Mar
garet Walker who are attending Miss
Benefits school In New York. Will be
homo next week to spend the holidays
with their parents.
Harold Fabian Will come from Har-
ward law school TO spend the holidays
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L, j.
Fabian.
Judge and Mrs. A. n. Cherry of Del
Ia, Colo. are In the city to spend the
winter with their daughter, Mrs. Percy
Browne.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and chill
dron are now at home TO their friends
at III First avenue
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Sproat OF New
York are expected here the first of
the month for short stay.
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were served
Miss May Olive Shee1y OF Los An
gelcs, Cal. Is a guest of Mrs. Thomas
Fitzgerald and Miss Fitzgerald at their
home on Adams avenue.
Tho Council Crcst club met with Miss
Nettle Freeman at her homo. 2JS Twen-
ty-second street. In honor of her guests,
Miss Inez Built and Dot MCMILLAN of
Salt Lake City, A very pleasant eve
ming was spent In music. the perform
crS being the guests. who nrc pro-
ficlent at the plano and vocal music.
At 10:S0 the party adjourned to the
diningroom whore typical Dutch
lunch awaited them. which was greatly
enjoyed. Misses Built and Mcmillan
Will return to Salt Lake Sunday. after
having spent pleasant week In Ogden.
On Thursday, Cynthia Esther Pin
gree. daughter of Mr. and Mrs James
Pingree was married to Ezra Taft Bell
son, the ceremony being performed at
the Salt Lake Temple. A large recep-
ton was rendered tho young couple ut
the palatial home of Mr PingTee on
jefferson avenue. In the evening, fully
200 guests being In attendance Many
beautiful presents of cut glass and
silverware wcrc received. Mr. and Mrs
Benson will lmake their home in Ogden
Gus Scudder is In Ogden visiting his
friends and relatives after an absence
of over two years in Minneapolis,
where he Is connected with tho Sim
mons Hardware company.
Mrs. Thomas r. Rowlands, wife Of
Asst. Supt. Rowlands of the Salt Lake
division of the Southern Pacific Is in
ogden where she will remain until after
the holidays. Mrs. Row1ands will move
to Ogden some time in January. and
will be accompanied by her daughter.
who Is attending school in Reno at
present.
Following the concert at the Ogden
tabernacle by Miss Flora Wilson.
daughter of the secretary of agrlcul-
ture. on Saturday night last. a recep-
tlon was held in her honor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Davis Eccles. $3.50 JEFF
ferson avenue. About 90 persons were
present and enjoyed a beautiful eve
ming. Miss Wilson rendered a number
of solos, including Il number OF Scotch
ballads. Refreshments were served
The marriage of Miss Marion Hig-
glnbotham of Ogden to Mr., Acy Hawkes.
of Rexburg, Idaho, took place Wedne5-
day, Nov. "a, 1909. in the Salt Lake
Temple.
Miss Ellen Baker whose marriage to
Mr.. Henry S. Schnell OF Milwaukee.
Wis. Will ltake place the latter part
OF the month, will leave Dec. IA for
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Farnsworth and
family Will move the last OF this week
to their new home at First South and
Twelfth East streets.
Mrs. w. A. johnson leaves this week
for the home of her mocner. MIS-. war
rem, In Wabuska. New.
Miss Mildred Tibbals. who is teach
Ing In Knox college. Will spend the
holidays with her brother, Howard
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PROVO.

The Nineteenth Century clul ,
Friday afternoon at the homo OF Rus.
Sam Schwab. Mrs. T.. a. Thornn,.i
presented brilliant paper on Flor
cnce, Cradle or the Renaissance In
Italian Art" The remainder of the
afternoon was devoted to social cul-
ture. The next meeting will be held In
the lecture room of the public library
on Dec. II. Miss Binzell Will talk up
on Some Vital Phases OF the Educa-
tional Process" Mothers and teach
ers are specially invited.
The Utah Sorosis met Wednesday
afternoon In their regular meeting at
the public library. An excellent paper
given by Mrs. Flo Speckart. who also
reviewed King John" Mrs f. T.
Jones was admitted as A member of
the club. Next Wednesday being
presidents day. all members Will be
entertained at the home of their presi-
dent. Mrs Jacob Evans.
Miss Emma Dougall of SpringviIle
was the guest of Miss Bessie Hatfield
Thursday.
Miss Lucille Paul. daughter of Prof
j. H. Paul Of Salt Lake City, spent Il
few days this week in Provo, the guest
OF MIS- Margaret Z. MOTIFS
The Agenda club met Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Miss Rhea Curr
for the purpose of electlng officers for
the coming year. The following were
chosen. Miss Lizzie Wood, president;
Miss Susie Jacobson, vice president:
Miss Addic Stewart. busiRss manag-
er: Miss Rhea Curr, secretary: Miss
Bertha Gadd. assistant business man
ager. The retiring officers were given
vote of thanks for their efficient
services.
On Wednesday evening a number Of
young ladies met at the home of Miss
Ora Hampshire for the purpose of or
ganzing q club, The organization was
given the name of the Mayflower and
the following officers were elected.
President Miss Fawn Jones: vice pres
ident. Ora Hampshire; Secretary, Miss
May Hoover; and treasurer, Miss
Amenda Alhander. The hostess serv-
cd dainty lunch after which the
club adjourned to met next week with
Miss Reta Eggertsen.
The Provo Lodge No II OF the / o
i. celebrated their twentieth annlver-
sary Thursday evening at their hall.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY DECEMBER II 1909

Mrs Core were Mrs w. ]. Lacy, Miss
Fern Brown and Miss Grace Drybread.
Mrs. Elwood S. Brown entertained
her sewing club on Thursday.
The Undine club wns entertained OH
Thursday night by Miss Augusta
Youngberg
Colonel and Mrs. A. Wall and fam
lily left Wednesday for New York.