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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12

perltonoen, mie nlan oagegen ettpas
babe1 fonnte! Sic molten iid lon=
bern, oas lag I'M 8lnt, mie ii6 Ell
her bonn onoern lonberte. 8as gilla
lie oas aagemeine 2eben an. ment
ibr Sonoerleben mir nidt ge1tori
ipuroe. &ur5iidtig nod al1Ben, ober
me1tliftig nod innen, 10 maren lie,
uno 2iibrien bertrand iie better, ie
otter er muroe. @ls iunger Menid,
batte er oft ibnen ee5irnt. Nul1
geb0rte ct 81 ibnen, nit Sugenoel;
uno Se6lern, genon, ia genau nit
= Dora 8lattnerl
@r riB oen @altlen oie &opfe in
Die Sobe: u@ornartsl" Cine bolbt
Stunoe lang our6 ittlen Sobrcn-
malo, uno Damn lag unter ibm oie
gmt5e Nieoeru1tg, 9iitfelo nit leiuer
alten Stride, rehts bapon @oitel, mi
re6ts bierbon ragten oie ounflen 81.
den BON Saaigboitel, uno Die 8ir.
fenaaee 5og iih pie eirt l9nnrgera.
Der ihmor5er Strth an ben meiber
Seloern binauf. Mls er an oas
8~oltorbaus beronfom uno lob, mi,
bas 2idt aus Dem @obn5immer il
troltli6 quer iiber Die StroBe fiel
Ga fonnte er niht miberiteben, ION
bern bielt Ole Bferoe an, maf)tt
beim @aao6 ben Strang los INF
bn1to Die 2iebe an Der giienitangt
felt, Die als @eldnoer neben ser
Steinitufen sur Soustiir binauffuhr.
te. 9ie Shlfen maren Iebr msee.
treten. oenn BOG 8farrbaus mal
aft. Sier mar marlde Generation
beutl6er 8altorenfinoer Die Stufer
berauf nltb berab geiprnngen UNI
2ibrien oa6te bnran, mie er bier of
oie beioen glonofopfe Dora unb Sc
lene Blattner bate auf ben Stuteir
iisen iebenL I'M CONNER, fpent Dir
8ienen iunumten IN Ser 2inbe DO,
oem Sa1ie, un0 pie Der 8ater Der
&inoer, Der alte Baitor, bier gerl1
iaB uno feline lange Bfeife raltdlte
4ls er, @erot 2iibrien nod 5ulr1
Baitor Blattner gine, Der ibm men.
la menioe beibrahte, ba bate er of
nit ben beioen fleinen goitorstodj-
tern ~oaerbano Sur getrieben, be.
Ionoers nit Der iiingeren Dora, Die
er INNER gut leioen fonnte. AIs
Stuoent modte er iid nidt obgebeiI
nit 10 fleinen 8aItorsmdoden, Die
nod in Die Sdule gingen, uno ipa-
ter, no, oo lag bieI oa5miihen.
l1eberm 9orfe borte er BON Ser Stu
ton Der ben ibarfen Hfiff elmer
locomotive uno oas &oaen eines
3uges. Der @ino fam bon bort
beriiber. IIio mar Die 8abn mie-
Der frei fir oen 8erfebr. Gr otnete
auf uno ging in oas Rforrbmts.
(Sortiesung folgt.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12
Der nnheinlide Spbesalans

8eigte ii6 in Dem geroteten @eiid.
uno Dem &orper oes fleinen Sohnes
BON s. so. @onms III Senrietto, ga
Seine fur6tbaren anfdlle bon gc3e
mo, flint Sabre lang, ipotteten oael
Seilmittel. Die beiten Mer5te. erfldr-
ten, nihts fonnen i'm mebr retten
u@ber@, idreibt feline Wutter, lie.
BEN Slai6en electric 9itters ba6el
i'm boaitanoig gebeilt." @egen gus.
idlag, eczema, Sal5-SluB, @nnoen,
ale 8lut-aranfbeiten rno Gbelrma.
tismns lit electric 9itters oas beltt
Seilmittel. Nur SOC. @arantiert Dor
alien Mpothefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12
Grnnbefgentnnts 11ebertraamngem

g. 8. 8u6s an Sranf grben, gr1no@
Itid m Der Sprnce Ctr; $500.
@. $. Chambers urlb Sral1 an Surues
8; 2ieber, @runbltiid in Der Beacon
abbition; $4,000. !
9. g.. @ueo an 8. @agenbie, @runbs
1tilf an Der 9enber Ctr; $4,000.
%. l1br an Ioolpb 9ol8, @r1tnbItiif
an Der Mafon Ctr; $4,000 Ii. 81.
=: st. Satr an Geo. 6. Saur, Iuteil
an @runoitld I'M relen gitb18lod 119;
$133.33 II. q.
2onis 81. 9nur an Geo. 8. Saltr,
antetl an @rnnoitid on Der @de Der
@aroen nno gfueba Ctr; $183.33 II. 81.
@ar 8ebe, 1866 afer 2on6; $1,000.
gafer, @rltnbltiid an Der @de Der Dit
glmira Strabe unb 8rooflbn Nbenlte;
$500.
S. artbur @aul llnb Sran ON 81. g.
@enefee, @runoltiid an ser 5ibzgolos
raoo Ctr; $3.50.
9enrD s. 56lpab o1rd Srltltec all
| Ealtl 6. &r1eger, 100 Ider 2unb; $500.
Caroline 8oef an So. unb Garah
SarreG, @r11nbitiid in 8inn go1a; S425..
Clifton George an q. s.. Seder,
| @runbItiid in Der &eDitone 8arf Sub
| bibi1ipn; 1926.
Ioolpb groppe an Sobn 8. Splm,
200 Nder 2ano; $4,000.
George g.. 8ibl an 8. q. Noblc,
@rnaoifiid nj Der 8ltena @ita 5troBe;
$4,000.
8iperiibe 2ano onb Improvement So.
an W. 8. untberger, @runo1tiid in Der
GiberIibe @arf Ib6ition; $4,000.
Sral1 st. g. nno S. De S.8tnareaI an
Charles SppermarL @runbitiid an Ser
SiibSSlores Ctr; $4,000.
Ilfreb SGmib nnb Srau on Saul
Stueb, @rnnoitid an Der @de Der Wtpn-
tu11a ntto Blnm 5trabe; $4,000.
Ild1no 9eigbts gompanp on Srar
Noolpbine &ebrbabn, @runbifiid in Be,
@lamo 9eisbts Snbbibiiion; $3.50.
8. 9. @upples an Charles Hatbfe
90 Nder 2ailb; $4,000.
Charles S. Cotton nnb Srau an $
y. Wolt 9runbitiid an Der 8urne1
straBe; $500.
S. 6. &ice, Srultee, an Oscar Sole.
fon1p, @rlnbltii ii ON Der gnral Gbe.
$1795.
Srau @ageie S6oerert @l1ber Ii. 81
on gernbarDt S6oenert, @run61tiid az
Der @aroen Ctr. $1,000.
Signrino 8nrg uno Srau an 8. 90
Earftn1on nno Srmt, @rtnbftiid an
@oibireton 9Iace; 5000.
S. 8. @alfer uno Srau an grnei
8iidfe. @runoitiid IN Ser Morumental
Ctr; $500.
8obert glarfe rnb Sroli an Wsalt
saiparrsgtsoSpdf, @runOitiid an Der @aroer
Gam 6. 8en an 5erbert @ott[;n
8rnnoifiid in Der Sreainre Sin Serroce
No0ition; $1655.
Iar Sdunfe nno Srau an g. Ga.
graf, 8rnnoitiid IN Der Sobn 9arraugb's
Suboibiion; $500.
8. 8. gibgetpap, Neceiber fir 81,
San Intonio Cremation Company, al
Ilbert Nrltein Ii. o., Srl1tees, ether
@iertel Nder 2anb an Ser grodet
Ctr; $1,000.
Soieph Sauit II. q. an Smer Slaf
100.19 Slider 2ano; $4,000.
gilbert &l1rbe unb Srau an Gear,
County, &anlas, IN 5arrp 8ierce por
@earh gountb, &anias, @runoitiide il
Der Gan 8eoro 6eig6ts Nooition, fer.
ner 148 Ider 2nl6 in 8eu gounlg.
$4,000.
grabig S. Sones bon 8erar Count.
gegas, m gilbert &urbe bon @eart
gountp, &an1as. 9eeb fir baielbe Sis
3entnm; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12
gefanntmadnns.

g. sc. g.. Bremen" miro mad
elmer beute eingegangenen Mitte...
hung in Der 3eit bonn 10. big 81.
Mar5 1909 i'm Soften BON Stem Or.
leans, 2a., pertpeiIen.
9ieienigen oeutiden Geihsange1o-
rigen, melde ibrer MiIitarpilifi
nod ni6t geniigt baben meroen ga.
onr6 @elegenbeit erbalten fid bcl1
Dem ouf Dem S6iffe befinolidlen
Warinear5t unteriuden gu laiien.
9ie iid geIteaen0en Berionell ba-
ben lire (HeiiepoB, @ebnrtsi6ein,
2oiungsidein ooer oesgI.) 2egitima-
tions- be8m. Wilitdrpapiere mit5u-
bringen.
Ser &aiierlid oeutide &pniul.
ge5. S6eiot.
@alpeitorL Sery ben g.. MGra 1909.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12

- Gin &on3ert ouf elmer 5000
Sabre olten 6lote. @ns Sonoon
miro beri6tet: SIN 8ortragsiaal
oes @reibam College fonnte man
fiir5li6 einem intereiianten muiifali-
iden Grperimente beipobnen: bel Ell,
mem gortrage bon Sir 5reoerid
Bridge iiber Die Msuiifinitrumente
Der alten @olfer purbe cine 5000
Sabre olte dgpptiide 6Iote ge5eiet.
nno Damn iibernobm es elm Mniifer,
Dem Snitrumente, Gone 81 entlodeu.
3arte, leiie melan6oliIde &lange clt-
quollen Der alten 8lote uno fig
ten ii6 81 elmer Melobie 3uiammcr.
ais oeren alangfarafter man ell
beutlides 8ilb oopon erbielt, peld)a
meiden ifmermiitigen Zone oie 9e-
mobner oes 9iaon0es Dor ieds
Sabrtouienoen borten unb liebten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12
The Only Line
Which Runs
A Solid Train

OF Library-Smoking, Sleeping and Observation
cars from St. Louis to New York is the Pennsylvania
Short Line. It's the popular New York Limited"
leaving St. Louis Union Station / p. M, daily. reaching
New York next day at $50 p. M. on time"
For special information regarding THE New
York Limited and other Incompatible Passenger
Service East from St. Louis, please call upon or address
A. BAIRD, Travelling Passenger Agent, 219 Alamo Plaza, San Antonio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12
8. iaIde 9ein,

Nur guten MutesI 9eiluns bon Dies
lem sntfesliden nsbeI ber sSdmOrraois
Mnb iid nidt burh bas Mefier beg
gbirurgen, bic Guetldfette beg 9eilges
hiilfen ooer Die giftigen 9alben BEG
Gundialbers bertreiben lieBen. lit oof
nod moglih. GO giebt elm MitteI, baa
IN bieier 9ouenpefn unfeblbar bilft.
obne ben gemarterten &0rper nod mebr
5u entfrdften; Elm rationeaes Waittel.
oas 3ebntauien6en, feline nnfeblbarc nnh
i9mer5loie 5eiltpirfung betpiefen bat.
9ieies Wittel. .Mnafnfis~, niro sMr
Yrobe bon g. Neuitdoter & Co., Dor
2416, Stem PORT gitp, an SeoermanIl
{pftenfrei berfarbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12
Der g dIemmer

sd babe 5aiou seeeiietl an Der
berrli6en Hipiera, i6 babe S6nep.
len gegeiien angeiidts Der 90 a c.
it at Der @lpen uno Srmffelpa.
itete nit Dem Bid auf oas epige
&om, aber nod ME bat mir ettpas
10 ansgege5eidnet gei6medt, ME
beut oieier einfo6e 4albsbraten mil
Dem glif auf Sic, meme
@naoiaite !D
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12
Seirats-8 einh.

Gin permogeloer Serr, anfangs
Der ief5iger Sabre, miiniht Die 8e'
fanntihaft elmer ahtbaren Srau 5pt.
i6en 48 uno So Sabren gu MAIDEN,
3peds Seirat. 8riefe bite a6reiiiere
man: IS. ST." Go 0Sreie 8reile".
San Intonio. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12
Giienuaaren-S pesialitaten, 8ras=
idneiber nn0 Was0fen.

Smeepers, @arten11laud, S6eerel,
gmlmz unD 8hnmensS dneioer, Sibe
Cutters. Die innerbalb "a 3on bonn
3aul ober 8lumenbeet i6eiben. 4ene
8rasiAneioer uno @asofen perben ges
gen alte umgetaui6t ooer bermietet.
8rasi6ueioer, Sefen, Bicycle, Softer,
Shloner. S6liiiel, Sdeeren, @dgeu
peroen repariert. Sreie Mblieferulg.
Huft Golltts, binter 301 9fsgommerce
Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12

Jrauen bobeit SnTtinft, lie
bringen aaes ans Eageslidt ilur
nidt elm 8Ieio pom pergongclten
Sabre.
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6efrnta.@mefne.

Yail S6mibt uno Suliette Sablor.
S. 90. Sbipp uno g. 6. @aBoorif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12

Simple fir &aui6brano, Mil-
BEG Seler (8ladleg). Gum Wer,
fauf BET Gnpples ORIG Gompans.
1923 @ Gommerce-St.. San @ntorio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12

Die 81. 9. @toats8eitrna"
lieb iih oieier Gage aus Berlin mel.
ben:
uSofrot b. @6ud, Der General.
Mltiifoireftor Ger 9resoener Sof.
oper, bot iif beim 8irigieren Der
StrouB' yGleftro~ cine Wusfel5er.
ruflg 5l%ige3ogen."
Die mooerre Muiif lteat eben pirt.
lid iebr groBe @nforoerungen an If
re Moepten!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-12

@einht.-gin gelernter oeuti1er
@artner. Naberes 5reie 8reiie f.
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Sanfnut wirft grobere 0itlge
ols ihneioenoe 8emalt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

Professor r. Northrup of the Agricul
turai college was here from Logan Thurs
day.
Mt and Mrs Ephraim Jensen have
moved TO Garland.
Mesdames VIII Page and Mary Page OF
BoUntifui were in Brigham Wednesday in
attendance at the funeral services OF
Mrs Maria Tingey
Mrs. Hazel Spencer returned to her
home in Salt Lake Thursday. after a
months visit with relatives in Brigham.
Lorenzo Jensen of Salt Lake visited
relatives in this city Thursday.
Miss Elvira TruelsOn of Salt Lake City
is the guest of her brother. Arthur Truel-
son. and his family.
Mrs. Claricc Hardy of Salt Lake city
isivisiting in Brigham.
Me5srs. Heleman Campbell and Charles
kemptOn OF Clear Creek were in the city
on business Wednesday.
David ROsenbaum is touring the Yellow
stone park and will be gone about a week.
+. NJ. Havens returned Monday from a
| trip to New York.
Mark Hanson went to salt Lake Fri
day evening, returning Saturday.
Steve Reed was here from Malad on
/ business Thursday.
D. L. Rees returned this week from
South Dakota, having been away seven
/ weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Steed Of Corinne
were visiting in Brigham Wednesday
/ Miss Emma Nelson returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with friends IN Lo-
gan.
/ Adam Larsen is spending the week al
/ his ranch near keitOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08

Wednesday. A special train brought them
back IN the evening
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Grayson and thei-
little son. Seth, were visiting tflends III
Salt Lake Friday and SATURDAY.
Trustee 4. L. Cpuntrynan attended a
meeting of the Jordan board OF education
at Sandy Friday.
The Misses Pbena and Hilda Long of
Riverton are guests Of Andrew Dahlstrom
and hts Family
{. l.. Richardson Of Og,ien was a
Bingham visitor Wednesday.
DR.. ]. X. Bracken of Salt Lake was in
camp this week on business.
c. L. CountTyman and his family at
tended the firemeHs picnic at Lagoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hin have taken up
their residence in Salt Lake
Dan Clays intends to make trip t.
Nevada soon
c. II. I.ashbrook visited his family in
Salt Lake this week.
NJ. L. johnson was here from Salt Lake
I. D. Graham. formerly editor Of tins
Bingham Bulletin. was in camp Friday
Mayor Thomas CULLEN was Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Mrs. Belle Dillingham; has left For Butte
to Join her husband. They intend TO re-
side In Butte.
Miss Matte Peas of Upper Bingham
was given a very pleasant surprise Mon
dav afternoon by the ladies' Of Upper
Bingham She has been visiting here foi
several weeks and leaves Immediately FOL
her home in Michigan
Alex FurlOng and L. n. Holman o
ITpper Bingham are promoting bil
dance at the I. o. o. F. hall. the proceeGl
to 60 to Louis Lind. the blind boy. :
large attendance Is looked for
F. S. Hileman of toDer Bingham wa
q CITY visitor Tuesdav.
James Richards came out from the cit!
Sunday.
Miss Kate Brocklebank of Upper Bling
( ham went TO Salt Lake Tuesday for
short stay.
/ Mr.. aad Ms Frank Sullivan of Larl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
MANTl.

Nantf Aux STANLEY Crawford and
Miss Myrtle futile Of this CITY left Mon
dav morning for Salt Lake City. where
they were married in the afternoon. Be
fore their return home they will visit
The fair at Seattle and will also make
a trip to the coast and possibly TO other
points Of interest. Mrs. ". G. Snow ac-
cOmpanied them on their trip MT CraW-
ford IS the son OF Mr. and Mrs James
Crawford. jT.. and the bride Is the dauEl-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ futile.
also Of this city.
the week at Ephraim by Mrs W. ".
Crawford. state director Of the Utah Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs for this sec
tion. The officers elected were: Mrs. A,
". Jensen, president: Mrs. NJ. Y. Muir
raw. vice president Mrs. Fred Rasmus-
! sen. secretary and treasurer. The mat
ter of Joining the state federation vas
not determined at the organization meet
Mrs Ada Cunningham and Mrs. Ingri
/ Striugham entertained number OF theif
/ women friends Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs Cunningham.
| The Misses Florence and Sarah Sperry
/ entertained a number OF women friends
l at their home Wednesday afternoon. Re
/ frasbn1ents were served and splendid
/ NJ md Mrs, Ounce Crawford left Mon
| 5sv for Seattle and other points Of in
/ terest to enjoy an outing,
/ Miss Matilda Anderson entertalheo Ioi
/ q humber OF her friends at her home
/ Wednesday last.
surprise party was given in honor
/ Of Miss Anna KnGdsen at her nome
Z 7,bursdsv evening by number or mel
| 5,,irs~s Miss Knudsen soon viii take
an her residence in Mt Pleasant :
/ Sao5 time was enjoyed by all the girls
/ NIiss Ella MAY Cox returned from AZ
| .-ts-5ad trim into Nevada to visit viii
- I-r,,jlV- Dalton. formerly Of this city
Miss Maggie Tenant expected to leav'
s,-.,--.sax- Of this week for the metropo
/ --;sit with relatives and friends.
Tliis Johnson is in the city from hi
- IN Huntington to visit with friends
for q short time. Mr. Johnson mas eeei
engaged as a teacher IN 'ue &c
seIl3,toesident and Mrs. Lewis Anderson vii
,os,.e Tuesday for Seattle to visit the eN
To-ition and 20 take IN other points o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-08
RIcHEIELp.

Richfield Aug. Miss Irene Seegmillsr
returned Sunday from a delightful thfee
weeks visit to Seattle and other coast
cities.
Miss Eudora Miller of Salt Lake City is
sDendins q short vacation IN this city the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Nelson.
Miss Mary Clark and Pearl Johnson
spent the past week in Circleville visiting
Mrs. D. {. seegmnler entertained IN
honor of Mrs W. A. Shepard Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Shepard will leave Tor
Bingham Sunday to make her nome
Z +. Sprasue Of Junction was VISITOR
I i'm Richfield this week
State Warden Chambers and Deputy
| Brig Madsen were here last Monday
Mrs r. SOreHsOn of Salt Lake IS visit
/ ing i'm RiChfield, the guest Of Mrs WINS
II. n. HAYES is home from Nevada for
/ a short visit with his family
/ 4 marriage license was issued Saturday
/ to Ernest Christensen Of Redmond ana
Miss Eva Murphy of Salina.
/ E1och JOrgensOn is visiting with the
| family of mis- brother, J. G. Jorgenson
Dr. Z 4 FOuJZ returned from Sane
/ county Friday for short visit with ms
Staniey Ramlose returned from Salt
Lake Monday where he has been en-
ploycd two months.
j. r BCebe of junction was business
visitor i'm RichfieId this week.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson of Mt Pleas
ant was here last week.
/ p p. IIindmaTsh of Provo was IN Rich
field this week.
| Mrs. NJ l.. Brown of Telluride. Colo. Is
visiting with relatives in Richfleld-
The officers Of the Third ward MUTUAL
associations were entertained Monos J
evening by Mrs. Carrie Shaw. Refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable
evening was spent by all present.
County Treasurer Williams of Emery
county was here last Friday.
Miss Hazel BsbeT and her cousin MIS-
W. w. Davis, arrived from Salt Lake City
on Monday. The trip was made IN al
automobile and Mrs. Davis returned L
her home Thursday.
p. c. Scorup of Salina has been a Wis
itor here the past week.
r. A. Broadhurst Of the United States
bureau of animal industry was in Rich
field during the past week.
DR. r. o. Diblee and ]. L. Qulst arc u
the southern part Of the state TINS week
NJ. NJ. Steele of Panguitch visited II
I pirhfieId this week.
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Social Happenings in State Gowns

interest. Their daughter, Mabel will &C
company them.
Miss Maud Brown will leave for Sc
attic Tuesday next to visit the eXpOSl-
ton.
Apostle George F. Richards arrived in
Manti Friday last on his way to Gun
nison to attend the quarterly conference
Of the South Sanpete stake today and to
morrow.
Joe remnant. Ted Jones and Cal Cox
visited Provo during the week to see the
circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Anderson returned
Sunday from the Mountain ranca IN Sa-
lima canyon where they have been rus
tirating for some time enjoying an out
ing.
who has been in Manti for several weeks.
was surprised by number of her rela-
tives and friends, who gathered AT the
Peacock orchard and prepared good
time in honor Of their visitor.
The faculty and members of the Pres
byterian school of this city enjoyed an
outing in the Peacock orchard Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank L. Tuttle entertained at her
home in honor of Ms. ". L. Crawford
and Mrs. Nels Sorensen of the metropo-
lis during the week. Refreshments were
served and the time was most enjoyablS
spent
Mrs. Rhoda smyth entertained a mum
Der of her friends at her home during the
week
Mrs. J. G. Weaver returned to her home
in Salt Lake City during the week, attei
spending a few days with her mother
Mrs Mary Ahlstrom, and sister Mrs
/ Farley Nelson
{ A shower was given Miss Bertha Bes
sey Monday evening.
Fred Keller and his family returned
I from Panguitch during the week, afte1
| spending several days there ENJOYING al
outing with other relatives and friends.
/ Miss Lila AhlstrOm entertained a NUM-
/ Der OF her friends at her home durin;
/ the week Ice cream and other refresh
ments were served and a good time va
/ enjoyed by the girls.
/ Mrs. Erastus WestenskoW entertained
/ at a kensingtOn Thursday afternoon Ike
! freShments we're served
! Mrs. Silence Petersen returned durln
the week from Nephi after spending
few days there with friends
Theodore Z. Christensen vas Nlsito
/ in Manti during the week from 6unnl
4 son.
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BINGHAM.

Miss Selma FineH WIS here from Mid
vale this week, visiting her brotherr VIC
tor Fincll and his family
George T.. Chandler has returned from
a trim TO the northern part of the state.
Jurge Frank II. Cellventra returned
from a short stay in Salt Lake Wednes-
day.
NJ MT. and Mrs. r. s. oliver have moved
into their new bungalow near the Utah
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wells returned
this week from weeks outing in Emi-
grafton canyon.
George L. Chandler. IT,. returned Mon
dav from a trip to Murray.
Frank j. Mallet and his family are
spending the summer in a tent near the
Galena.
Lake visitor this week.
William Nav and his son-in-law, M
Thompson Of salt Lake. were in camp
today. Mr.. May intends TO return soon
and build two houses on the site OF the
two houses recently destroyed by fire at
Highland Boy.
a visit with her mother and other reia-
tives in Salt Lake. She also visited her
sister. Miss Title Butler of Butte, Mont,
who is a guest Of her mother.
James Creighton Of Lark was SAT-
Lake visitor this week.
Peter Anderson and his family. arc To-
Gated at the st. Joe mine for the sum
state Senator stookey was in camp
Wednesday.
The Misses Daisv and Agnes james Of
New York arri red N camp Sunday. While
here they viii be the guests OF their
/ father Mark James and brother, NJ. l.
/ James and his family.
II. II. Sawdey Of Highland Boy has re
/ turned fro man extended trip to New
| York Washington and other eastern
Elmer Hill went to Salt Lake Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Kenner were IN Salt
Lake this week visiting relatives
Mrs Mary Klopenstine of Salt Lake
was in camp this week
/ Mrs Fritz Miller of Salt Lake spent
! several DAYS in camp this week.
l Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lee returned Thurs
day from two DAYS stay IN SAT- Lake
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Gibbons have re-
| turned from an extended trip into the
northwest, visiting the exposition at Sc
attic.
Harry Brownies was a salt Lake visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. .. J. Cook Of the New
England mine attended the big meet Of
the firemen at Lagoon "Wednesday.
NJ I. James visited his ranch near the
month or Little cottonwood tfis week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Brown and then
children returned from salt LAKE Thurs
day.
". r Andrews Of ogden spent Wednes
day in camp on mining business.
a Beckstead Of tn Jordan Milling com
pany was in camp several DAYS TINS week
Mrs J. g. Swan and her daughters were
Salt Lake visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs P s. Oliver we're in Sal
Lake "Wednesday.
A L. Miller came up from Salt LAKE
I Friday.
Mrs. William Robinson visited in Sal
! Lake this week
Walter Ward is home from Helper TO
a few days.
c. II. GabrieIson and Ed Carlson are Of
for 4 few days vacation.
Nearly $50 people from Bingham wen
{ on the firemens excursion to LeSccT
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are taking q trip TO Omaha in their su-
tomoblle They will visit Mr.. Sullivan S
parents.
Mrs. George Kaul is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. McKinnon Of Lark.
Sam Crawford is on a trip 10 Yellow
stone park.
Al Green. formerly of Lark. is now To-
Gated IT. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Huber and their chill
dren are on d fishing trip in Beaver
county