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BINGHAM.

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BINGHAM, Aug. &c. G.. Locke came
in Thursday from Denver Colo, whore ne
attended the annual session of the West
ern Federation or Miners.
Mr. and Mrs, Sherman Wilcox and chill
dren. who have been residing on a farm
In Idaho during the last six months, have
again returned to camp.
Mrs. John Mcdonald and children Of
Upper Bingham have moved TO Salt Lako
City, where they will occupy n residence
lately purchased on Twelfth South.
w, S. Cannon and Fred Ruther arc
enjoying n short vacation IN Ogden CALI
yon-
Mrs. Frank Strlcliley returned this
week from a visit with relatives In Salt
Lake.
Mrs. a. Sanger is visiting her daugh-
ter in Butte, Mont
G. G.. SchIicpp came in from visit to
his family in Salt Lake Thursday,
Mrs. John Fitzgerald returned from
Salt Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Van Sciever OF Los An
geles, Cal. is tho guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. Gus Ballard and husband<
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PROVO.

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PROVO, Aug. 6.-Society has trans
ferred its base from the city 10 the re-
sorts in Provo canyon. Last Sunday it
required a special train to carry the
pleasure seekers from Salt Lake and
Provo to Provo canyon. Among the peo,
of the week in the cool canyon were:
MIR. and Mrs. T. McNitt. Mrs. s, S, Jones
and Lydia and Pearl Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam J. Jones. Miss Alta Taylor, Miss
PaXman, Miss Josie Eggertsen. Miss Lael
Irvine. Miss Renon King, Miss Norma
Havercamp. Mrs. D. D. Houtz and
daughter, Virginia; Mrs. w, c. Gates.
Whitney Smith and Ray Davis.
On Sunday last n merry party, consist
ing of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ncsbit. Mrs
Sadie Nesbit, Mr and Mrs. David FL
and Enocb Clark. enjoyed cruise on
Utah lake. The party arrived at Sara
toea Springs at noon. and after luncheon
a plunge in the springs was enjoyed A
rough sea was encountered on The re-
turn trip, but all those who went report
cd having had delightful time.
-, The following party Of young, people
urday: Misses Katherine Taylor Anna
Newell Lydia Jones, Georgia Galloway.
and Messrs. Baler, Brown. Lott and
Ralesbaw. Luncheon was served on the
shores Of the lake, after which bathing
and boating were indulsed in.
Misses Kitty LectlIam. Hattie KeeIer.
Florence Dullin, Florence Park and Edna
knudSen have returned from ten days
outing at Wildwood, in Provo canyon.
DIR. Clarence Clark. wife and little
daughter, Larue. arrived In Provo from
st, George, Saturday. and will make
their home in future in this city. DR.,
Clark formerly lived here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Brown announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Ida.
10 james Russell Storrs son OF ex-Sher-
If George y. Storrs. The marriage is to
take place August 10,
The following young ladies who have
spent the past two weeks at Upper Falls
have returned home: The Misses Irene
Evans, Edna Crane, Effic Evans Rachel
Baxter. Erma Gee, Ethel Cluff and Hazel
Strong.
Mr. aud Mrs, A. J. Stewart Jr an
nounce the engagement of their daugh- =
ter. Addie. TO Verne Nelson OF this city,
the marriage TO take place early in Sep
tcmbcr,
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NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given by the
city council of Salt Lake City OF the In
tcntion OF such council TO make the fol-
lowing described Improvement, to wit;
Extending and laying sewer lateral of
vitrifed pipe eight (S) inches In diameter
In Church street. connecting with the
Gravity Outlet sewer on Fifth South
In sewer districts Nos. 1 and 2, and de-
fray the abutters' portion OF the cost and
expense thereof, estimated at seven hun
dred, ninety eight and 6o-10O ($7aS.6O)
dollars, or ono and 21-I00 fs1.2D dollars
per front or linear foot of abutting prop
erty there being eco feet abutting said
Improvement. by II local assessment upon
the lots or pieces of ground within the
following described district being the dis
trict TO be affected and benefited by said
Improvement namely:
lot g. the north 81 feet OF the west side
of the east 2i.75 feet OF lot :. the west
side of the east 24.75 feet OF LOT T. the
east side of the west 1875 feet of lot z.
the east side OF the west 20 feet OF lot s.
alI In block SO, plat IA" Salt Lake City
survey,
All protests and objections 70 the car
rylng out Of such intention must be pre-
sented in writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description of property, to the
city recorder on or before the 18th day
OF August. 1910, being the time set by
said council when ii will hear and con-
slider such protests and objections as may
be made thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake CITY,. Utah
Dated June ~, 1910.
n. S. RIvEs. City Recorder.
Sewer extension No. 274. n31!9
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AMERICAN FORK.

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AMERICAN FORK, Aug. 6,-Mr. and
Mrs, j, M, Randolph, who have been Wis
itinE with their son. NJ O. Randolph, hero
for the past six weeks. left here for their
home at Versailles, o., Wednesday. They
will stop for n two weeks visit in Chi
cago on their way back.
G B. Tyler came down from the can
yon Wednesday and went into Salt Lake
City Thursday for few days visit.
j. c. Jepson of Provo was an American
Fork visitor Tuesday and Wednesday,
The Mirth Makers club enjoyed a day $
outing at Saratoga Springs Wednesday.
Arthur Stout OF Salt Lake City spent
the fore part OF the week In this city, the
guest of his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Holden and their
son. Harry, spent Monday in Salt Lake
City.
Andrew Adamson OF Salt Lake City
spent Friday in American Fork.
George u. Henphill of Salt Lake City
visited In this city the latter part OF the
week.
John Cleghorn of Salt Lake spent the
latter part OF the week I'm American
Fork.
Mrs. Sadie Henry OF Mercur Is visiting
here, the guest OF her parents Bishop and
Mrs. j, II. Hindley,
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BRIGHAM CITY.
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Special to The Tribune,
BRIGHAM CITY. Aug. 6-Monday
morning the following party OF young
people left for Paradise creek to spend
Evans, Eulala Jensen, Olive Jensen, Vio-
let Nelseu Messrs Alfonzo Nielsen.
stering Madsen. Scott Nielsen and Ruth
vim Forsgren.
burn entertained at a delightful house
party in honor Of Mrs. Alfred Lunt OF
Nephi. The afternoon was spent in So
cial chat. interspersed with musical Sc
Those present were Mesdames w. p
Day. A. NJ. Merrill. Alfred Lunt, Vie Il
Blackburn, Maggie Il. Wight, Sophie
Valentine, Sarah Kelly. Lottie Cozier
Nephena Frodsham. Iilla Reese. Ray
Evans, Won Eddy. and the Misses l..
Kunz. Geraldine Blackburn, Elva Black
burn and Florence Kelly
Mrs Burns chapcroncd a merry bunch
Of young ladies from TrcmontoE into
the hills cast Of here for weeks out
ing Monday. The party consisted OF
feger, Edith swcrdfeger Mabel swcrd-
fcger and Mcssrs. Charles Hill. Emery
Burns and Murray Hill
Mcssrs. liyrum Peterson. Harmon
Johnson and ljclcman Nelson. accom-
panied by their wives and children. are
spending the week up on Paradise creek.
Mr. and Mrs O. \. Stohl entertained
"Wednesday evening in honor OF Mrs.
l.cGdbcatcr. Three OF Mrs. JcudbcQtcr s
sisters were also present. who came here
recently TO attend the funeral of Mrs
LcadbcateT's son. Refreshments. games
and music made UP the pleasures OF the
evening.
Mcssrs a " Valentine J.. j. Andcr-
son. Peter knud9on and y. j. Valentine
along with their wives and children. en-
i"ved pleasant outing 10 Bear river
"Wednesday. The main sport was fishing
apf the stories they tell Mrs Eller
Jsi,Bson OF Lehi tho Misses Lillian Han.
SOD and Ruth christianacn were alsc
Mics Ruth Striueham % Salt Lake CITY
is the guest of Miss Dolores Stchl thi.
week.
Miss Minnie Anderson OF Salt Lax,
City is spending the week with friends
M this city.
Messrs VIII and anton Jensen lcf
Tuesday for Rock Springs. Wyo. The.
made the trip in IN auto.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chester, Mcssrs, Tbom
as Arthur and j. H. Chester. Mr. an,
Mrs Albert Knighton. Mr.. and Mrs
William Randall and Mrs. a. Clark o
Salt Lake City wnrc in Brigham III
fore part of tho week in attendance NJ In
funeral Of j. G. Lpadbcater.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Lunt OF Neph
parents OF Mrs. w. u, Day, returnc
home during the week. after pleasan
- sIsslt Ia Brigham.
j. NJ Jcnson and Sons. Leo, Scott an
claud. left Tuesday, with teams. for
visit Ito the Yellowstone Park Thei
wives will join them by rail wien the
reach the park.
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LOGAN

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LOGAN, Aug 6.-Miss Barbara Howell
and Miss Vivian Hatch entertained at d
delightful garden luncheon Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Misses Phoebe,
Ruby and LUella Nebelier and Miss Nan
Nibley, The party was given at JessuD's
grove. and after the luncheon the party
enjoyed n pleasant auto drive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther NJ Howell enter
talned at informal dinner party at
their home Monday evening. The table
was beautifully arranged with sweet
peas as a centerpiece, and covers were
laid for SIX
The following party. chaperoned by
Mrs. Luther Howell left Thursday for
Bear Lake, where they will spend a
week Miss Harriet Thatcher, Miss Fawn
Wright, Miss Mabel RoIapp Of Ogden
Miss Florence McAlister, Miss May How
ell. Miss ELLA Hatch. Miss Josephine
We'll; w, Anderson, Reese Howell, He
Der Carlisle and Albert SGuires.
Mrs. David Athey OF Salt Lake Is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. J. NJ Blair.
Mr. and Mrs, George w. Thatcher and
q weeks outing at Bear Lake.
Mrs Lizzie Mckay has returned to her
home al Ogden. after spending the past
two summer months in Logan.
Mrs. Rose Thatcher. who has been
visiting in Logan as the guest of Mrs
A. d. Thatcher. left Thursday for her
home In Rexburg.
Mrs. r. G. Easton OF New York spent
the carly part OF the week IN Logan, the
guest OF Mrs, M. L, Hanks.
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KAYSVILLE.
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Special 10 The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. Aug, 6.--Mr. and Mrs;
Fred Candland and daughter. Miss Ethel
Candland of Chester. Sanpete county,
are visiting In Kaysvillc this week WIN
their aunt. Mrs John G. NJ. Barnes, and
family
Herbert J. Barnes entertained a few oT
friends at IL card party ut his home on
Locust street Tuesday evening.
Miss Ellen Larkns of Ogden was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph J. Strong, Law
renee c. Blood, Miss FLORENCE HUI Mrs.
Claude q, Cannon and daughter Claudia
Owen Douglas. Miss Annie Ash, Lucien
Ray, Fred Callahan and Mrs Bessie
Brown. all OF Salt Lake city, h9ve been
visiting their relatives and friends in
Kaysville during the past week.
Miss Agnes Swan returned homo Sun
day morning after a three weeks Vaca-
tion spent at Lake Tahoe, California
Miss Mamie Barnes and Mrs. John G.
NJ. Barnes and son Shirley visited rea-
tives in Salt Lake during the week.
Miss Evelyn Galley was the recipient
of a pleasant surprise party. given her
large number OF her young. friends in
honor OF her fourteenth birthday. Very
delicious refreshments were served, and
the remainder OF the evening was spent
in playing games.
Mrs. Alice Strong. who is 81 years old;
her daughter Mrs. Sarah Swift, and son.
all OF Salt Lake City, are visiting In
town this week with Mrs. Emma j. d.
Strong and family.
Miss Mollie Barnes, D. Keith Barnes
and Misses Mary Swan. Rose Cheney and
Crilla Bone were Salt Lake City visitors
during the week.
Mrs. Harold Robinson has returned
home, after "A few days spent In Provo
with relatives
Hon. John r. Barnes celebrated his
seventy-sevcnth birthday at his home on
Thursday,
Miss Mamie Layton and Miss Mary
Swan entertained Il part yof twenty young
lady friends at an outing at Saltalr on
Wednesday afternoon. Bathing was IN
dulged In after which very elaborate
supper was served. followed by dancing.
All present had very enjoyable time.
About fifteen friends OF Miss Ethel Ed
monds rendered her surprise party at
her home on Friday evening Many ap-
propriate games were played, followed
by refreshments.
The friends OF Willie Smith rendered
him surprise party at his home on
Tuesday evening. Very elaborate re-
frcshments were served under the direc-
Smith. after which the remainder of the
evening WIS spent In games. music. etc.
Mrs. Jennie Coans and daughter, Mrs,
Grace Black, and children, all OF Kan
sas City. Mo, have been visiting in kays-
vile for a few days as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. b. Lindsey.
On Friday morning representatives
from a number of the leading canning
factories in Utah visited the kaysvillc
cannery and Inspected the new machin-
cry. In the afternoon the visitors were
the guests of Mr.. Dickersou at Lagoon
where a trout and chicken dinner was
served. Among the visitors present were
Fred Callahan of Salt Lake City. John
C, NJ. Barnes Of Kaysville, Jed String
| ham of Layton. Alex Brewer OF Ogden
Hyrum Stewart OF CIeariield. Moroni
Mann OF Woods Cross. Lucien Ray OF
Salt Lake City, William Craig OF Ogden
and Richard Strlnsham OF Woods Cross.
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NEPHI.

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NEPHI. Aug 6.-Mrs. +, A Morris of
Salt Lake Is the guest Of Mrs. Charles
Haynes.
Mrs. Sarah Mnngum of Salt Lake is
visiting friends in Nephi.
Mrs T. l.. Foote returned home Sum
day, after two months visit in Salt
Lake.
Miss Edna Bislcr came home from Salt
Lake Sunday
Mrs. Emma Memmott entertained al
dinner Sunday in honor OF Miss Edna
Beck.
Miss Vera Hickman of Salt Lake is a
Ncphi visitor this week.
Mrs. Alex McOnne OF Logan is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
A. Booth.
Misses Thalia and Geneva Price OF
salt Lake are in Nephi this week.
Mrs c. V Clinton and daughters
Miss Mabel Hampton Of Salt Lake, are
the guests Of Mrs. Enoch Burton.
Mrs Birdie Duncan OF Salt Lake Is
in Ncphi this week.
The members OF the Nephi Commercial
club entertained Friday evening In honor
Of their distinguished guests. Governor
Spry and Congressman Howell. The
club rooms were beautifully decorated in
the national and Indian colors A de-
: llcious lunch and an excellent programme
/ completed the evening.
children OF Los Angeles are the guest!
G! Mr.. and Mrs. III, ID. Goldsbrougb,
The veteran dance at the Ostlcr hal
/ was n unique and entertaining affair
! Many of the old-time dances were in
dulScd in.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
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Special to The Tribune.
MOUNT PLEASANT. Aug. 6.-On Fri
day evening the w c. Il, u. Mothers
club gave a beautiful lawn party at the
home grounds. The yard was q mass OF
lights. both electric and Japanese lam
terms. An interesting programme was
rendered. the main feature being the
children OF the l.. r. j., who gave n
temperance song.
Mr.. and Mrs. + C, Jensen chapcroncd n
party OF young folks in the mountains this
week.
Tho Twentieth Century club enter
tanned at a Kcnsineton at the home OF
Bishop Larson on Thursday. Those as
slsting Mrs. Larson were Mrs. y. G.
Jensen and Mrs. Jacobs, About ten
ladiee enjoyed tho afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scely and daugh-
ter are tho guests OF their daughter and
sister. Mrs Mccain OF Salt Lake.
on Monday evening. Company ID OF the
Utah National Guard Gavo very pretty
party before starting on their oncamp-
mcnt at Fort II. a. Russell. Tho lads
were In ful-dress uniform and tho hail
was very prettIiy decorated in The stars
and stripes.
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RICHFIELD.

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RICHFIELD, Aug. 6.-Mrs. Nelson and
son and Mrs, Christopherson of Maple
ton are visiting here. the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bean.
Mrs Allen Montgomery and her two
children leave Sunday for Salt Lake, to
visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins re-
turned home on Tuesday evening, after
two weeks spent in the Fish lake region.
Andrew Nelson and his grandson, Don
aid Frandson, returned homo on Tues
day from an extended visit with relatives
and friends In Iowa and Missouri
Fl. L. Clifford went to Salt Lake Tues
day after a short visit with relatives and
friends in this city.
Mrs. Farley Outzen entertained large
number OF her lady friends at nicely
appointed Kensington on Wednesday af-
tcrnoon at her nome on South Main
street: a delicious luncheon was served
and the time was most pleasantly spent.
Those present were the Mescames l.. p
Hansen, w, Wilkinson, Waiter Hansen.
w. Nelson, r. Nelson, Fl. Hansen, Joe
Hansen, w. C. B. Crock and Miss Anna
Nelson.
Mrs. a. B. Rasmussen entertained some
OF her lady friends Wednesday after
noon at her home on Center street in
honor of her daughter, Mrs 10, j. Duggan
OF Eureka.
Mrs. Andrew lessen entertained the
members OF the Royal Neighbors at her
home last Wednesday afternoon.
The largest and most elaborate social
affair of the week was that given by Mrs.
Ruben Moves Thursday afternoon at her
home on Second South street, when she
entertained thirty of her lady friends at
an outdoor Kcnsington. a peanut con-
test was Il feature OF the afternoon In
which Mrs. Joe Poulson won the prize.
delicious luncheon was served at eight
small tables spread under the trees on
the spacious lawn and beautifully deco
rated with pansies. The luncheon was
served by young girls In white dresses.
Each of the guests was presented with a
beautiful bouquet.
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EUREKA.
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Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA, Aug. 6.-The members Of the
Methodist church rendered reception 10
Rev Samuel Allison and his bride on
Friday evening, they having just re-
turned from their honeymoon. pleasing
programme was furnished and refresh
mentS served.
The latest fad in Eureka social circles
is to give picnics at the various mines
and inspect the underground workings OF
the properties. On last Saturday after
noon Mrs. Il. G.. Hanson gave a picnic at
the Utah mine in honor of her sisters,
Mrs Claudia r. Barnes and Miss Ruby
Knowiton OF Salt Lake. AFTER surveying
the workings of the property an appe-
tizing luncheon was served. The party
consisted of Mesdames Dan Martin; j. I.
Gose, Edward Pike e, c. Grisgs. Claude
T. Barnes, George Hanson. w. j. ADAMS,
George Shepard V, L. Thomas. j: e.
Driscol, E. G. Hanson and MISS Rupy
Knowlton.
a benefit ball will be given at the ElSs
pavilion on the evening of August II. the
proceeds to be donated to the Eureka
baseball club.
Captain Hugo Deprezin and wife are re-
creating at Castillo Springs
Joseph Wlrthlin and family Of Salt Lake
are the guests of Eureka relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Rem Wall returned the
fore part OF the week after spending
several weeks visiting the principal cities
OF the east
Harry Terrence and family and MIS-.
McLain returned this week from an out
ing in Provo canyon
Mr. and Mrs. James Crooks, Mr and
Mrs. Del Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p Bennett spent last Sunday at the club
house of the Goshen Duck club.
Mrs d. Ii. Sullivan and daughter. Mrs.
Charles e. Hush, spent the week at the
capital.
Miss Virginia West of New York is Wis
iting with relatives in this city. The
young lady will visit California before re-
turning to her home In the east,
| Mrs Fred Bramley Of Salt Lake visited
with Eureka relatives during the week
| Mrs. 7. l.. Ashby and daughter re-
turned this week, after spending TWO
weeks at the metropolis.
| Mrs. Harvey Ross. who has been visit
| Ing her mother at Kichheld, returned
home on Tuesday.
| Mrs Van Watkins. who has been the
guest of Provo and Rlchficld relatives
for several weeks, returned to Eureka
on Wednesday.
Mrs Welman Carter gave a party OH
Wednesday evening in honor of her
| daughter, Mrs. May Riley of Califor-
mia. who is spending few weeks in Eu-
reka.
! Miss Barbara Bailey returned Sunday
| from q sojourn with Salt Lake and Park
| City friends.
| Miss Lila Stanley, who has been visit
! ing with the family OF Mathew Bailey, re-
turned TO her home a Salt Lake this
week.
Miss Ethel Levin is visiting with
friends at Murray and Salt Lake.
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TOOELE.

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TOOEI.E, Aug 0-Mr. and Mrs. ]. r..
Haywood of this place will spend sun
day in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. J. NJ Silvers and son, Raymond
will be the guests of DR. aud Mrs. Y.
Green Logan Mt Eotcl Tooele on Sunday
and Monday.
Mr.. Fred T. Brule left Tooele the first
OF the week for Butte, where he Will join
his family and spend his vacation, and
later he will accept a position In Ana
conda Mr. Brule has been engaged in
construction work at the |. s. and. r.
smelling plant at this place Besides
work he and his family formed many
warm friends, who regret very much 10
have them leave.
Miss Lot,io Smith and her mother, Mrs.
Butte where they will spond the sum-
mcr.
Lewis r. Hays left for Salt Lake City
today, 10 be gone several days.
Mr.. HiGes OF Salt Lake City is in
/ Tooele engaged as cashier of the Tooele
| Commercial bank in the townsitc.
Dr. and Mrs V. Green Logan spent
Wednesday in Ophir. the guests OF DE-
and Mrs. Zeno Logan OF that place.
! Arthur Sullivan OF salt Lake was In
! Toocle several days this week.
Mrs. John Marsden and daughter Let
tie left Monday to visit at Mount Pleas
! ant
Mrs. William McClanse was visiting il
! tho city this week
Master Romic Warburtou and sister
! Emily. went To the city TUESDAY 10 visi
with their aunt, Mrs. +, c. ODonucll
Mr.. and Mrs WIZ II. Dodd were visit.
ing IN this city on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Baker and three chil
drcn left for Canada on Wednesday I,
visit relatives and friends.
Joseph Kaufman and two daughters
Misses Lily and Emma. visited Salt LAX,
City this week.
Mrs. Alfred TIaulSe and daughter. Ellen
went to Salt Lake City on Wednesday.
G. r. Mcbride was among the numbc
who were In tho city this week.
Miss Olive England and Miss Ada Orm
arc visiting In the city this week.
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WILLARD.
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WILLARD, Aug 6.-Mayor William
Glasmann and the Ogden city council
together with their wives and q score OF
They were tho guests of the now street
railway: which is being built from Ogden
to Brigham. and came 10 Willard on the
first car to be run on the line, The party
ton and the Willard city council, and
many other citizens. Several impromptu
speeches We're made and the visitors were
Toasted with fruit and watermelons. lt
is expected that the road viii be com
pleted to Brigham by peach day, which
comes on September Z.
Mr. and Mrs, j. e. Hardy have re-
turned home from an extended tour of
Europe and tho eastern cities OF the
United states
Miss Elsie Ward who has been teach
Ing In the University OF Utah summer
malnder Of the summer.
Mrs George J. Wells left for Garland
Monday to visit relatives.
Miss Lizzie Harding has returned home
from n TWO months visit in England and
continental Europe.
Chris Christensen Of Mantua has
moved TO Willard and will make this his
home.
Miss Jane Taylor of Ogden is visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, a, Il
Taylor.
Superintendent Bailey OF tho Ogden
Rapid Transit company was in Willard
during tha week.
Mrs James West OF Ogden has been
visiting here part Of tho week.
The Misses Isabella Dalton, Elsie Ward.
Amber Hanson. and Messrs, William j.
Lowe. w. e Davis and Robert Dalton
have gone to the lake in the canyon for
a weeks vacation