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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1909-01-29
Plants For Sale.

4 am now ready tossupplv Cab.
bage Plants to all who wish the
BEST.
On the 10Th Of February. will
have q large lot of Tomato Plants
TO offer, Of the very best strain.
Later on, Egg phnts and Pep
per of &ll kinds will be offered.
II GIBfsEsPIE.
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Board Of Aldermen.

Starkville, Miss, Jan'y Is, 1909.
In pursuance to a call, the
mayor and board of aldermen
met in the Mayors Hall. this
date, with all present, except II.
NJ. Mason and L. r. Howard.
The following business was
transacted: John Gladney and
H, G. Doxsey were sworn in as
aldermen. The assessment on
John Arnold's property in Ward
2 was reduced from 81 500 to
Isl, 600, aud the clerk was in
structed to give Mr.. Arnold a re.
bate of SO. 90.
There being no further busi-
ness, the board adjourned.
.i WALTER PAGE, Clerk.
n. A. BEATT1E. Mayor.
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Dead.

The subject Of this notice, Mr..
w. A. Hale, passed away at his
home in this place early Monday
morning, January 26. 1909. at the
advanced and ripe old age of-84
years. and If he had lived till
the 25th OF next July he would
Rave reached the 85th mile post
of his life.
L Mr.. Hale was a native of Ter
nessee, but when quite a child
his parents moved to Columbus,
Miss, where he grew to man.
hood. The whole of his life was
spent in this aud Lowndes coun-
ties.
After the war he filed several
offices of honor and trust with
great fidelity and TO tie entire
satisfaction of everybody. He
was first justice of the peace
and circuit clerk of this county
from about 1868 to 1876.
For seventy years he was
consistant member of the Meth
odist church and one of its most
active officers until disqualified
on account of old age. Prac-
tically, he has been deprived of
the pleasure and privilege of
leaving his home for the last
four or five years on account of
-feebleness.
Mr.. Hale was married in this
county, near what was then
known as Choctaw Agency, to
Miss Nancy McGee. who sur.
wives him. and the result of this
happy union was large family.
Those surviving him are: Mrs.
Matte Fielder and Mr.. F.. M.
Hale, prominent merchant and
influential citizen of Starkvllle;
James w. Hale, a popular trav-
cling salesman of Jackson, Miss;
Mrs. A. w. Toland, wife of DR..
Toland of Chapelhill. Texas;
Mr.. S. E. Hale, a successful
planter residing near Columbus,
MISS; and Mr.. ID. FL. Hale, a
member of the Henderson Hard
ware Go one of the largest with
in the state, of Aberdeen, Miss.
and president of the State
Hardware Dealers Association.
The funeral services were held
at This late home at $50 A. NJ.
conducted by his pastor. Rev. r.
Fl. b. Gladney, assisted by Rev.
Dr. Wier. The interment took
place at Fellowship cemetery
with Masonic shonors of which
order he had been a member
since he first grew into manhood.
ALL the surviving children were
present on this solemn occasion,
except, Mrs. tToland. who had de-
parted from here for her home
in Texas just a few weeks ago.
e hesdeceased leaves a large
circle of friends and relatives to
mourn the loss of kind hus.
band, father, uncle. and friend,
and a good man has gone to
his reward.
The News unites with the
many friends of the bereaved
family in this, their hour Of sor-
row and grief.
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SELF CREEK ITEMS.
BY Brown Eyes.

There's the girl who telephones you,
At the office every day,
There's the girl who does her hair up
: Every morn a different way.
There the girl who wants a taxi
When she goes around with yon,
Who, alone, insists OH walking
Is healthful stunt to do.
There's the girl who keeps You waiting
Forty minutes at a date,
And who asks you when she meets you
fishes really very late.
But the one who makes me angry,
That is sure tn get my goat,
Is the one who keeps on asking
Are you sire yon mailed that note?r
Mr.. Ed Harpole and Miss Mag
gle Johnson were married last
Sunday.
Mrs. Pearl Phelps visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 'Lewis,
last week.
just portion of a dance was
enjoved last Saturday night at
the residence of Mr.. Jim Fresh.
our. Several uninYited young
men arrived, interupting the af
fair.
Mrs. Eula Bishop of Maben
paid a visit last week to her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs Harrell.
Rev. Mr.. Adams preached to a
fair sized audience last Sunday
at Self Creek Baptist church.
Miss Annie Cummings princi-
pal of the Bush Arbor Academy,
and Pref G.. McRey ynolds were
worshipers at Pine Forest
church last Sunday.
Mrs. Mollie Phelps and
daughter. Lessee May. paid a
visit last Monday to Mrs. Pearl
Phelps.
Mr.. Ernest Hendricks is suffer.
ing from a severe sprain caused
k ts-zz = 4. 4 - I'd . ra rsF
by jumping.
Mrs. Herssey visited her
daughter, Mrs. Sarah James,
Sunday.
Mr.. III. Nj. Mitchell was a guest
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Marion Phelps
last Friday night. MIR. Mitchell :
who represents a tomb stone
COMPANY. placed a neat tomb
stone at Double Springs cem-t
etery for the Phelps boys, IN
memory of their beloved mother.
Mr.. James Hannah, with q
force Of hands, is busy clearing.
A large congregation enjoyed
the services at Pine Forest last,
Mrs.Jane Winfield. who moved
from this vicinity some time ago.
friends and relatives here
this week.
Mr.. Frank Joesey, who was
operated on a few weeks ago at
) Memphis hospi,al, is not i'm.
proving muca.
Mr.. Joe Phelps made q flying
visit to Chapel nciglborhood
Prof. Clinton ~Scroggins ofsthe
Emeilne High Sbhool is prepar-
Ipg an elaborate program tolcom
Washington's birth
lay, END of Fsbr.parys
Mr. Nicely passed through the !
town" Monday with q wagon
oaa of 'taters enronte to Stark
Vile.
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Dr. l1ndt 1QeeS3 80 LaSof - -
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Saunders Opera House, Wed
nesday Night, February 10.
THEATRE TALK NO. 2

pays wait after ALL for good In time,
drama bringing splendid for Of the hea
have had. 7a
Cristo' pretty play
again again those souls
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Real Romantic
Drama

will the high
literature HOWEVER MERITORIOUS
INTELLIGENT CAST artistic and effective
impossible No has spared
Young BRIGHT integent resourcefu have been
with reference adaptabty
part
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ONE OF THE GREATEST ORA
MATIC TRIUMPHS OF THEAT-
RICAL HISTORY, bothartistically
and financially. 1t has had phe-
nomena1 success throuphout the
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The Verdict of thi'
People

will induce the leaders anything that's
MERIT REST shining example of this principle Is
romantic onte Cso wbn will be presented in
this city This play been pooud after fo
seventy years. MERITORTC0S DON'T YOU 1AINKi
USUAL PRICES WILL PREVAIL. 4H So
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and infallibly. ANYTHING
THAT BECOMES POPULAR is
GOOD, AND NOTHJ.rH CAN SE-
COME POPULAR. HAT IS <iOT
GOOD. The people never make
q mistake. Newspaper advertis-
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Copyright
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PROVO.

The Nineteenth Century club met last
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Samuel
Schwab for the annual election OF OIL
GERS. which resulted as follows: Mrs J.
" Arid, president; Mrs Sam Schwab.
vice-president; Mrs. George Havercamp,
treasurer; Mrs. Hughes, corresponding
secretary, Miss Noon, recording secretary;
Mrs. Cheever, Mrs. ". B. Searie and Mrs
I. Z. Bee. executive committee
The seventy-fifth birthday anniversary
of Halma Smith was celebrated at the
Smith home Wednesday evening by MS
children and friends. About thlrty-five
lOyable evening in listening TO songs, mu-
sic and speeches Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Mrs. L. II. Coray Of Salt Lake City was
q Garden City visitor Thursday and Fri
day of this week.
Attorney Edward Pike of Eureka spent
Thursday and Friday Of this week with
friends and relatives in Provo.
After spending several months with her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Orr, at Dillon. Mont,
Mrs. Nellie Berry has returned 10 Provo
for the summer
Mrs. ". p Hawley OF Salt Lake City is
visiting friends and relatives in the Gar
den City this week
Miss leila Crawford OF Manti spent the
past week in Provo, the guest of Miss
Georgia Galloway.
The Sorosis junior club met on Monday
evening with Miss Nina Taylor. Miss LII
Ian Alfred was elected a member of the
club.
Mrs Frank Hoover returned to her
home in Nephi on Monday after a pleasant
visit with relatives IN Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wells L. Brimhan enter
tanned at their Rome on Saturday night IN
honor OF Miss SidOnia Olson Of Mantl.
Finch and other interesting games were
enjoyed by those present
Mrs. J. A DOutTe left Monday for Au-
rOra. New. where she will join her bus
band 1I
Miss Rose Heneger was hostess at a
bundle shower Tuesday evening IN honor
OF Miss Stella Robson. About twenty girl
friends shOwered the bride-to-be with
many beautiful presents. Refreshments
We're served and games played
Miss Nettie Parkinson and L A. BERT
Smoot were married in the Salt Lake tenn
pie at noon Wednesday Mr.. Smoot is the
local manager OF the Bell Telephone COM
pany and Miss Parkinson is well known In
school circles.
The Sorosis club met at the home of
Mrs. Dora Irvine Wednesday afternoon
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year; President, Mrs Annie Z
Evans; vice president, Mrs. Grace Wal
Hex: secretary. Mrs. J. l. Barker; treas
urer Airs. Frederick Cliff, corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Cordelia Lund; advisory
board, Mrs. c. r. Nav and Mrs. ii. H.
Miss Matte String OF Alpine is here
visiting relatives
Miss Marion Graham gave party al
her home. ~ North Second East street
Tuesday afternoon. About twenty girls
were present and enjoyed the time in
games and amusements-
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during the winter. returned home this
week. The young men viii leave for mis-
slons this fall
A c. I.und Of Provo was the guest OF
J. I Smith Thursday,
Frank Stanley spent the first part OF
the week IN Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Alice Vaughan Of Idaho Falls is
visiting friends here.
Miss Luella Peterson spent the past
week visiting friends in Salt Lake City.
Rev. Peter Simpkin Of Salt Lake City
Saturday night
MI and Mrs. J. w StOker left this week
for Idaho Falls TO make their home there.
A u. Harris of St George is having a
residence erected in Lehi and will move
his family here.
Emil Easler of Mount Pleasant was the
guest Of his brother. DIT Hssler, this
week.
Or. G. II. Brfmhan OF the B. Y. U. de-
liveTed q lecture in the tabernacle Sun
day evening. his subject being Religion
and Its Effects on the Minds OF the
Young
Mrs. r. Frazier Of Oakley is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. c. 3. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Husbands have re-
moved 20 Salt Lake City
The d. A. r. society a its meeting Fri
day will render the following program
'sThe Marriage Of POCahOntag." Bertha
Ohran; Indian Massacre In Virginia,
Ethel Coates. "Bacon's Rebellion" Gene
We've Gray. Charter Granted to COnueC-
t!cut." Aschah SchOw; THE louisiana
Purchase" Kate Kirilham, Harrison
Death" Celestia SchOw: Capture Of
York" Mary A. Lott; closing song by the
society.
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BINGHAM.

Miss Mary ]. GRAY of the Central school
returned TO camp Sunday arter snort
visit TO her parents in the capital
Manager r. Zwickey OF the Miners Mer-
cantiIe company was in Salt Lake the
first part OF the week
Richard and Pat Hyland were IN the
city during the week --.,., l.
Ms p q oliver was in the capital DUR
ing the first part OF the WEEK Vli . 9--0P
The TVoodmen Of the World initiated AZ
It's meeting last Sunday one OF the largest
lunches of candidates IN its history. me
crack degree team from camp 496 OF SAT-
lake was in charge Of the work, the meet
inc bsing conducted by District Organizer
T J. Van HOoser Of Salt Lake
". z. Watson was in SAT- Lake On
Judge +. IT. Celleventra was in Zion
during the first part Of the week
NIr. and Mrs. Daniel 2. hittr7dge, WI WI,
( lAft the camp a few weeks ago on a UP
~ noin4s of interest in southern Cali
{ for1ia. returned to Bingham THURSDAY az
T ter a pleasant and enjoyable vacation.
Jobu Sindar was n the city the hIst
Part OF the week 60
T Rev. g. Z. Gilpin and wife spent ie"
DAYS in the city during the week
NJ y Thomas Of Butte, Mont was N
the carp for several DAYS looking over
/ the workings Of the Ohio Copper COM
/ miss Nora swan. who has been seriously
! IN is reported TO be much improved.
/ ODa Of the social events Of the year viii
he the fifth anniversary ball 10 be gwen
e. n. Snider was a salt Lake visitor on
William n Day Of salt Lake was in
camp Wednesday
/ Mrs. FIvrum Burns Of Upper Bingham
ana one OF her daughters are reported q
/ he seriously in with scarlet fever
! Mrs. r. Peterson spent the week IN SAT-
Lake with her parents
.rHe nHr in "a m
.,,,-anv loft camp during the week toI
I frou1 Omaha % take treatment a. the Hoi
Strings Tor rheumatism
: miss Genevieve Brooks was in the CAPT
tai FOR a number OF days the latter part
o., AZ "a the regular election OF Odd Fellow
1,.g5ya officials last week Oscar Holstelr
49, elected as representative % the az
- meeting Of the grand lodge. whicr
-+.;U no held in salt Lake in April. Mrs
.,-.,er-isva Inflow was elected as a repre-
go +iva 10 the Rebekah assembly
( IA Ro0er spent several DAYS the Hrs'
~ Of the week with his family IN SAT-
DS Ms Rayola Atwood was in Murray OF
0 1-Ss members of the Lsdies' Aid society
rerc the guests Of Mrs William Myers OF
xSSsd7esdav afternoon Inc next meeting
In "a with Mrs. J. BoUshan of Depo
ward as the hostess
The newly elected officers or the loea
,--s,izetioo Of the Eastern Star were in
et5Iie5 ls,- the grand lodge officers las
Saturday evening Mrs Gertrude Hutiei
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LOGAN.

A big farewell social was given in the
Second ward on Friday evening in honor
OF NJ J. Ballard. who, with his family
will shortly leave for Portland. ore. to
take charge Of the northwestern states
mission Of the Mormon church. There
was an excellent musical program rem
dered, followed by the usual social func-
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Cole entertained
the Original Social club on Friday even
ing. Cards furnished the amusement
Delicious refreshments were served Mrs.
Cole being assisted in serving by Mrs
Jennie Carbon and Miss LaYerne Muir
dock.
J. A. whalen has returned TO Logan 10
reside, after an absence Of several years
in Paris. Ida His family will follow him
in a short time
Mt and Mrs. Moses Thatcher and niece,
Lettie. returned Saturday evening from
Los Angeles where they spent the win
ter months. Mr. Thatcher is In rather
poor health.
J. 3. Hopkins is here from Montpelier.
Ida. on q visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Hopkins
Mr.. and Mrs ". ". Woodside were
called to Likens, Pa. this week by the
death OF Mr.. WOodside's father.
Thomas AshWOrth OF Yorkshire. Eng
land, and his daughter, Miss Winifred
AshWOrth, whose home is in Riverside.
Box Elder county, returned 70 the latter
place on Sunday after a pleasant stay
Of two weeks with Logan relatives and
IFlen1S.
A farewell party in honor of William
England was given in the Second ward
on Tuesday evening Mr.. England leaves
for Great Britain on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs n. J. Cunnington Of On
tariO. Canada. were with Logan friends
the first Of the week
J. 3. Naughton Of Little Rock is visit
ing friends in Logan and vicinity.
J. H Davis OF salt Lake spent part OF
the week in Logan.
BIr. and Mrs. J. NJ Scothern Of Houston
Tex. are visiting relatives and friends re-
siding here.
J. B, L. Cushnahan Of Concord. y. H
was IN Logan the fore part of the week
Mrs. William Braugham went to Sail
Lake on Wednesday and will remain there
for some time.
Thomas Duce Of Cardston. Canada. !,
here on visit 20 relatives and friends
having stopped off on his Esv to attend
| the conference in Salt Lake CITY.
Ed Petersen OF Franklin. Ida spent ths
week end in Logan
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LEHI.

Senator John Z. Smith entertained Colo
mel Scott. Major Arrssmith. CAPTAIN
HarSer and Lieutenant Cowan. officers Of
the Fort Douglas post. at dinner Thurs-
day. The officers were or their ninety
mile ride and made Lehi their station for
ride.
About fifty Of the neiEhbors OF Dr. and
Mrs. g. L. StOOkey gave the couple a most
pleasant surprise party a their home N
the Second ward. The party was intend
ed as a welcome % the doctor and mis-
wife into the ward
The young friends ~ Miss Aneta Soren-
son gave the young lady q pleasant party
Monday evening ct the home OF her
brother. y ?. SoTe1scn- Miss Soreusou,
who has been spending the winter in Lehi.
VIII leave this week for her home in
NOroui.
Mrs. O. 4. SIade entertained wednesday
bell Of salt lake City. The afternoon was
spent in games and amusements. Re
fres hmenJs were served
George T. Vaughan OF salt Lake CITY
spent the last hall Of the week with
friends in Lehi.
George Austin az salt Lake City spent
Sunday in Lehi. the guest o. his brother,
Farley
Among the marriages scheduled for this
month viii be that OF John WagStaff OF
American Fork and Miss Susie Whippie.
Henry Lewis Is spending ten DAYS IN
MilIard county
Mrs. Emma Briggs returned horae on
SUNDAY from Two weeks vislt 70 Salt
lake city. where she was the guest Of
Mrs J. T. Bradshaw.
Richard Cough left this week for Al
berta- Canada. where he wiz reside
Lester Phillips and Ray Bond, who have
been taking a missionary course al Provo
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OF Ogden. worthy grand matron, and Mrs.
R. J.. COniey OF salt Lake City and staft
had charge of the initiation.
Howard Ellis returned to camp Thurs
DAY after a short stay in the capital
superintendent James Creighton Of the
Lark mines was IN the city during the
first part OF the week.
Mrs. George W. Grey Of Salt Lake ar
rived in camp Friday. While in camp she
viii be the guest OF her daughter, MISS
Daisy
Herbert s Curtis Of ogden was in camp
for a number of days
AR and Mrs. Fred Dempsey left camp
during the week for Butte, where they
will stay for a number of days as guests
OF Mrs Dempsey's parents.
Miss Helma johnson was q city visitor
on Thursday.
Postmaster c. II. Roberts was in Salt
Lake the first part of the week
The Rebekahs have completed arrange
ments for their big dance on the 18TH
Mrs. Howard Gardiner Of Provo was IN
camp for several DAYS during the week as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dennison OF
the Highland Boy.
Mrs. Bert Franklin was In the city on
Tuesday and Wednesday
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were closed. her marched head lay
in Mans lap.
Gordon pulled at his collar as II it
choked him. He felt a sudden thirst
and a desire 20 laugh. or shout or
swear.
You got my message ~ Nan asked
anxiously-
Message he said with difficulty.
Yes No a bullet-heaGed idiot came
and told me il was the lady who was
-" He stopped short
ct hope you'll forgive me, Nan an
peaIed. This poor woman was so III
I couldn't leave her. 7 told tbem 70
get doctor. but they wouldn't. res
inhuman, why in Chicago. when 2
persons III. they
A maid turned away and seemed O.
have a slight CONFUSION
i've been worrying about your cia-
ner." Nan went on. but Of course
you've had L Then as he did not
answer she asked I'm g voice that Qua
vered Just a little. Are You displease Z
with NEE"
MO. 10. Nan" Re answered. not un-
kindly. "but-but-." IFS voice SUD-
denly became savage Turning 20 the
maid What cd you mean nv allow
ing this?" nc flashed.
''-Vhy. sir said the frightened Tor-
az * told heT ne emo JOsCCHlne could
look after her friend, but"
Friend" he CRIED. Indicating the re-
cumbeut figure. That"
Why" said TIE maid, eve thought
--'' There she ended wisely
Gordon did not speak. Ee only boxed
ur at the ceiling. raised his arms and
lowered them
Nov" ne SAID al last. IL a voice #
portentous calm. We're going. You get
tEis lady's cloak and take that head
ont OF her lap.
The maid lifted the Other Womsn's
head. and when Nan had arisen. depos-
tied Il upon a pillow.
THE coat snapped Gordon. Il came
quickly and was slipped or. Then they
passed through the glass doors. entered
2 hanson and drove toward the Kings
Court.
Howard heard the story at the office
the next day. and gave the inside
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TINTIC.

De! Roberts was . Provo visitor last
Wednesday.
Ralph Badger returned last Monday
HON trip 60 the capital
Mr. and Mrs. Frank GarTtty visited in
--. capital during the past week.
Airs Frank Gorham IS visiting friends
% salt Like City and bingham.
s-rs- a.. O. GriEEs returned from a snort
s2lourn in the capital last Saturday.
J'ln boundy was I'D from Provo during
.1a past week
Jerry Connolly. who returned from the
capital last Monday, where he had been
I'd. treatment IN one Of the hospitals Is
--N ua the high road TO recovery.
r. J Mcdonnell Of Mammoth visited
1.S family in the capital during the past
N-s- Phil Clark returned last Tuesday
..eia rae capital where she was visiting
-.r sister, Mrs. Jackson McChrystaI
-rs. Thomas Wilson and her children
ere visiting In SantaQuin with Mrs. VII
r.Fs parents
&'ss Geuavieve Sullivan IS visiting with
'- Eds iu salt Lake CITY
Mr. and Mrs ". l. Holloway returned
es. sunday from Provo, where they had
been visiting friends.
f- and Mrs II. J. Beane arrived last
Monday from Denver and are visiting
MI. t-e alters sister, Mrs. Ollie Baker.
Ntss. Joseph Trel0ar. who has been Wis
. friends In the capital and IN Logan.
-uad 90 her home in Mammoth last
Charles kruger visited the capital last
W. j. Tresonning has received word
-l. Adam Schweigert- who is sojourning
l.l-lt'. Grove, Cal. for the benefit Of
-s -ealr-- that he IS feeling much inn
Michael Murphy returned during the
E frnu Butte Mont
--- and Mrs J.. Frank returned last
.75s6ag after visit TO salt Lake
The Ladies Aid society Of the Methodist
....1Ha pa, church met at the home OF Mrs.
I t-rc OLA Thursday, The next meet
- A be at the home Of Mrs. Fred Bur
i-s- John Hurd left Friday afternoon
p visit 60 salt Lake City
DIP. and Airs. Laker have returned from
lew weeks sightseeing in southern Cal
aa1l DOWney returned last Wednes-
from Butte. Mont
d. T. Aero returned last Monday 20 Salt
--6- city after a short visit in Eureka
....o N'-ltmln OF PayS0n was a Silver
visitor during the week
-I-- sadie AiauEum and children re-
-e.-a4 last Monday from q few months
'-s.. IN southern California.
piss I1elms Adauson. OF the occasion
Aer birthday. save q party 10 q num-
PER Of her friends last Thursday. The
5.s guests report a very enjoyable
3. sullivan returned last Saturday
.'l q short stay in salt Lake Clty.
William Argyle returned last Saturday
".7 Butte. Mont. where he had beer
s..'d by the death of his mother. Mrs
argyle was a former resident Of Eureka
AIRS. George Hanson and Mrs. Bob Cor
ASS recently returned from Los Angeles
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Cal, where they spent q very pleasant
two months.
Joseph Wirthlin OF salt Lake City was
out during the week attending to his b1si-
ness interests in Eureka
Milton II. Gardner viii leave Sunday
for Salem where he will visit friends be-
fore starting on a trip to the northwest
where he viii spend the summer.
A surprise party was given in honor OF
Miss Minnie Alicock last Tuesday even
ing az the home Of her aunt, Mrs Ed
ward Ballou. 4 very pleasant time is re-
ported, and the guests were Misses Flor
ence Bergstrom. Matte Mitchell. Myrtle
Ivey. Ethel Beckstesd Margaret Nickel
lar. Pearl Bergman. and Masters Willie
Homer. Wayne Hales, Frank Spriggs,
Bert Fields, Allen 1vey and Leland Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kellogg returned
last Saturday from short visit to Salt
Lake City.
AIrs. L. D. Pfoutz left last Wednesday
for a few DAYS visit with friends in Salt
Lake Citv and in pavsOn-