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EPHRAIM.
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Special to The Tribune.
! EPIlRAIM. May 2l-Mr and Mrs
! Adolph Hansen were most successfully
surprised at tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bcrt GrcaYcs last Monday evening. The
evening was pleasantly spent in games
and music. ana an elaborate luncheon
was served, Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen were
made tho recipients of a beautiful pres
are held by the people OF this com
munlty: They Will leave shortly for Salt
Lake City, where they intend TO make
their future home. Those in attendance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson, Mr.
and Mrs Bert Grcavcs, Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Hansen. Jr,. Mr., and Mrs. Farley
Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Hansen, Mr.
and Mrs. Thorvald Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs
otto Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred JorGcpscn,
Mrs Bert Christianscn. Mrs. Charles
Thorpe, Mrs. NlelS MortcnscD, Mrs. Lille
Peterson, Mrs. Charles Jensen, Mrs. Liz
zic Hunt Mrs. Andrew Hansen, Sr.. Mrs
Chris Larsen. Miss Lille Groavcs. Miss
Hazel Maxwell. Miss Susannah Lissin-
bee and Edna Hardy
Mrs. David Poulsen entertained at
dinner party Wednesday i'm honor Of
Mrs. Seymour Dorius OF Salt Lake City
\ color scheme of purple and white was
carried out; pansicS were also used in the
decorations. The evening was most
pleasantly spent in listening TO n nicely
rendered programme and enjoying a
splendid lunch, Those present were
Mesdamcs WIN Anderson. Myron Bunce
Don Sorensen. Joseph Nelson. Earl Pea
cock, Thorvald Hansen, Willie Larsen.
Louis Dorlus. Ben Carlson. Maria
Thompson. Petrca Anderson. Orvald
Peterson and Miss Ida MeTz.
one OF the most elaborate socials given /
in this city during the season was that
given Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and .
Mrs. Erastus Willardson by their dauGh- .
ter. Gcncvievc. in compliment 10 Miss
Hazel Faux OF Moroni. The home was
decorated and the tables were
arranged in the honeysuctlcs The /
punch stand was decorated with bcauti- .
ul flowers. and Miss Ann Willardson Il
presided. The lunch was elaborate. and Il
most pleasant afternoon was spent in
music. etc. Those present were Miss
'lossie Taylor. Miss Elizabeth Anderson.
Hiss Fern Rasmussen, Miss Frcdonia
Miss DelIlah Hanson. Miss
ethel Christensen, Miss Ethel Anderson,
Hiss Bcndetta Beal, Miss Ann Willard
on and the hostess.
Miss Patra Anderson entertained at a
inner party last evening in compliment
y Miss Sidonla Olstcu OF Manu and
Walter Stevens Of ogden.
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BINGHAM.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. May 2f-Mrs. r. G Al,n,
and sister. Miss Anna Lehman ,ynrn
iIostesscs Thursday evening aI tIa ,n,,
mQdious home OF Mr. and Mrs {, =,
Adderley. when they dcllchtFulIv cntor'
tanned the Neighborhood Whist cInb or
Nhlch they are members. fiya-noint
game "i whist was interestingly contest. .
CD OF winch the successful winners nr
prizes were; Mrs, NJ r. Miller ara
Mayer Mrs w. S. Canon. r. E Gondojf:
Whlle the unfortunate victims were NIIss
Hazel Bemis and 9. j.. Addcrlev. an
enjoyable lunch was served to The FOL
lowing guests: Mcssrs. and Mesdornn.
G. r. Addcrley. NJ. T. Miller, W
Canon. T.. T. Goodell. Frank Strinrbam
r. Metcall. a. Mayer; Mesdamcs ~
Bemiss r.. Il. Dudley, c. l.. CoalntrIna,,
NJ. Zion; Misses Cora Hooking, Hazel
Bemls, Anna Lehman. Dollic Mackiuson
Lizzie Macknson. and George Soren-
son.
The Ncighborhood Whist club Will Iva
entertained Thursday evening M tho
home of the Misses Lizzie and DoIijs
Mackinson
The benefit dance given bv mer,h.r-
OF the Catholic church At Canvon GaiI
Friday evening was 4 delightful eoci1i
event. and was highly successGuI finamI
clally.
CANYON temple No. feels much eIotod
over the honor conferred upon TWO M
their members at the session of mo |
Pythian sisters grand lodge. held Inc
17ih and 18th at Salt Lake Mrs. Etto |
Schlelp was elected grand trustee and |
Mrs Emma Wright grand protector
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NEPHI.
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special to The Tribune
r,'ti -fhi. May 2l.-Miss Maude or
rach entertained Saturday eyenjDe oI f.
W,,H2 WTmIr OIL Miss Janet Jones of Richiield
were served The guests Were Misses
l.ulu Harper. Georgetta Paxman. Frances
| StuHuy ohve SyndcrGaard, Msblc Dour
Ms,.. EeaIa Biglcr Ruby Patten and
uens c-, 1i y. Belliston. Gerald Cazicr.
lams tians christensen, lIyrum Broueh, win
bailey and Leone Christensen.
Salt Lake. ' SUNDAY IN
Mrs; f. ID. Quest entertained the IA
A., evening. ''''''e Hioi'oay
Miss Leala Blglcr entertained at din
ner Friday afternoon In honor OF Miss
ware Ssnet NjeIns Zones Of Richlield. The guests
rraahces raSd Srnndy, Pearl Ingram Clara
Cole, Jane Mcpherson. Bertha McPher-
son and Mrs, Ethel Broadhcad.
AIR. and Mrs, A. w. McCune of Salt
Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. II. +, McCune of
Ssden were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
The Nephi High School Alumni asso-
clatlon VIII hold their annual ban1uet
at the high school building Friday even
Miss Marie Christensen. Mrs. Edith
sparkes' w. +. Madison, Jacob Coleman
aia ana 81: #. Studley were ,hc guests OF
MISS Allie Smoot OF Provo Sunday.
Mrs. Mark Sowby and Mrs. Edward
Riches entertained at 800" THURSDAY af- |
ternoon: The prizes were won by Mrs |
sadie Cole and Mrs. S. x. McCune Deli |
cate refreshments were served. The |
guests were Mesdames Greenwood, Cole,
McS ,une Morgan. Goldbrough. HYDE, /
eeuist Miner, Ostler. Homer. Rarrows
Burton, Sparkes. Foster, Wright Bailey
oote' Bennett and Miss Geneva Booth
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Special to The Tribune.

special TO The Tribune,
BRIGHAM CITY. May 21.-Monda,
tanned in honor OF the senior class ar ,bo
higl school building Tho room used
was protusely decorated with flowers
sie selec,iono fonooi colors. A number of piano
aeticious @ dinner was served. Those pres
SSnt were Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. MerreIl.
Rainh Tnr ana Mrs, a; H. Nen. Mr.. and Mrs
IhhlPn X Woolley, Misses Deltn Cole
ma Stratford. Amelia Carter. Esta En-,
sisn. Vilatc Jensen. Ethel Knudson.
Enstane E,rst5n knudson. Vera s,ratford. Lily
,1otT ot%'loyy messrs. j. a. Harding. Ken
hcIh Wright. Russell Ensign. Shirley
liorsley. Henry Stranqust Reuben Jenp-
son, Wilford and Alfred Freeman.
t, Mr. and Mrs John II. Horsley enter
talned In delightful manner Wednes-
day evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hndrew l.. Ncff who expect TO leave this
clty IN the very near future. The even
ing was pleasantly spent in rendering
ireshments served were we'll prepared
present e"'''
Tho Misses IIilda Hansen, Lola Mich
os' Lysle Nichols. and Mcssrs. Harold
:. Day. Glen I.aRue and Francis Fish
purn made visit TO the Nichols ranch
IN tho nils east OF this city Sunday The
trip was made in Mr.. Days motor and
occupied the day.
Denny Smith OF Ogden drove party
OF junction City society folk to this city
IN his touring car "Wednesday afternoon, !
Inc party spent the afternoon driving
about town, returning to Ogden in the /
evening.
Wednesday. in tho Salt Lake temple /
Clarence MerrelI of this city and Miss !
Minnie Baty OF North ward were united |
IN marriage. Mr. Mcrrell is n son of /
MI and Mrs. John j.. Mcrrcll. n promi-
nent business man OF this city and has
numerous friends here. Tire bride is one
1t the popular young ladies of northern
Brigham. Upon their return from Salt
axe city last evening the young couple
we're rendered reception al the home
" Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Merrcll They
VIII make their home In this city.
Mrs. Maggie Parry and sister. Miss
Winnie Morgan OF Malad. Ida. are guests
u Mayor and Mrs, Thomas H. Blackburn
or a few davs.
Lester u. Freed OF Salt Lake City was
mons the visitors to Brigham City dur
ng the fore part OF the week.
Brigham City visitors 10 Snlt Lake
'ity this week were: Thomas II Black
urn. w. G. Iorsley. Olccn n, Stohl Il
orenzo y. Stohl. j. :. Hull.
Among the Salt Lake visitors TO Brig
am during the week were: John r.
Iiller. j. w. Larsen. Spencer Snider.
lrs. c. l.. Laudic. Il. y. Newman and
ohm ii. Bott, Jr.
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: AMERICAN FORK
Special TO The Tri,,,,,

| special TO The Tribune
MEXICAN FORK Nh. ~,
! Anoorr;o oi Salt Lake CITY wae ,.Isi,, ~. 7
| tbn n ,odn FORK the fore part ~, ,T Tins II
Oh James Chipman. Jr "eef
| MI a. w. Storrs and b.-
In Norma, are visiting wiz oausnter
NJ. ana sprinsville this week NeS
ra I's, NJ. Brown and danv,,au
sr ''Si'iiiS IN Salt Lake civ Haud
~ Mr; and Mrs. X NJ Christo,
e'it,. T1 iore part of the week In Soit spent
inc guests OF relatives. '' Lake
MT and Mrs. J. E. Jor,o
day. " Ahierlcan Fork Wednes
very interesting entertsin r sonool gave
'p.ta mousse Thursday eveninr nj the
y bout 100 persons wont 10
meet ''lc county high school
T, Misses Nellie Crookston srs
Thursday Al SAT- Lake City
william Chipman was n y,s,,
Slate capital Friday or III the
mis- Miss Mabel storrs is visiting ,n e.
II. Roylance oinother, Mrs.
oiSn C. flrmage, who has been IN Sal.
for LII .hc past two years. is bor,o
ana Mrs. William Firmaee parents Mr..
Myra and Malinda Parker yis,,.s u,,.
'es IN Springvllle Friday. WIN
;, ,rd,, Mss Lulu Snider spent the past wal.
~ Rre WIN nor grandmother, Mrs ~
'wN, IN sait Lake City
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LOGAN
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Special TO The Tribune.
/ LOGAN. May 2I.-Thc A G Woman!
| club closed its years work Monday even
/ ing with one of the most successful an,
{ delightful club parties that 1t has evel
/ given. In the early part of the evening
/ tho club members and escorts were en-.
/ ,ertaincd 9t an elaborate banquet at Tn,
home OF Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Flemings
under the management OF Mrs. A. NJ
Fleming. Mrs. II p. Emeis and Mrs
Frank Thatcher. The guests were seated
! at small tables which were decorated
with spring blossoms, After the ban
puct the guests went 10 the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. y. II. Thompson where they
enjoyed three-act drama and q bur
lcsque on the club meetings given by
members OF the club. Mr. George W
Thatcher sang TWO delightful selections
during the evening, The affair win be
remembered as one OF the most pleasant
closing club events.
In honor OF Mr. and Mrs. George w
Thatcher and the members of tho a
&. Opera company. the student body of
the a. C. entertained at a large banquet
Friday evening at the Eagle cafe where
n delicious tcn-coursc menu was servod
The tables was artistically decorated with
rows OF red gcraniums and the green
Eeranium leaves. making II beautiful cf-
feet To9sts were given complimentary
10 Mr.. Thatchers great success as an
opera director, also toasjs TO the opera
members,
The Phi Beta Gota fraternity held IFS
annual banquet saturday evening at the
Eagle cafe. The banquet room was beau
tiiully decorated with college pennants
and flowers. The long table wns nrIis
ticaIIy arranged with cut flowers and
places were laid for fifty guests.
Mrs T. ~, Titus entertained E'ridn,
afternoon ut "A very pretty card party nt
her home in honor OF Mrs. Willard Lang
ton who leaves shortly with her huS-
band Mr.. Willard Laneton, for tho east
where Mr., Langton will spend the coming
TWO years in the mission Held.
Mrs. Ray McAlsier entertained her
son Jacks class Of the New Jersey acad
smy at Il very pretty evening poriy an
Friday. Games and music were cnioycJ
md dainty refreshments were served
Mr.. ana Mrs. Aquilla G.. Ncbcl<cr Iert
ne early part OF the week for San Fran
'lsco where they win leave shortly for
ne Philippine Islands, where Mr.. Nch.
'kHr serves tho war department. of tb,
government MS q civil engineer. NN
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EUREKA.

Special TO ThtsTrIbune.
:, Eu uREkA. May 2l,-Nfrs, Baird OF EIv
NcV', Is the guest OF Mrs. p. Bonner,
James ID. Stack attended the state con
hention or The Woodmen OF the World
neld AT Logan. this week, as represents,
tlve Of Eureka camp No. d5I ''a
Edward Pike visited Salt Lake tbi.
Mech lot the purpose of meeting Crane
f.%alted Ruler Samms OF the EIxs anS
70 10 hLtend the grand lodge session OF The
knights Of Pythias. ~
Mesdamcs Cecilia Bacon A1exapdc,
l'iSht e. G. GrigCs and James p Dr,..
col attended the grand lodge session n;
hr ,hr Pythtan Sisters, held at Salt Lake
THIS week. 10
IN Mr.; ,S and Mrs. Sim Simpson attended
9l Pythias and the PythIan Sisters at
Salt Lake during the week.
ihe ladies' basketball team Will give
Il dance next Friday evening, the nro
CgouS 10 be donated to the family of John
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Donnclly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Del Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Nick
ltoocrts spent Sunday ut the clubhouse
OF Tie Goshen Duck club.
Tho dance given at the Glks' pavilion
On On q, tuesday evening drew out a large
satnering and was n success socially and
financially. The receipts will he donated
10 the union miners at Lead & D who
arc on a strike.
Inc wite and babe OF Edward Duean.
INC new Rio Grande Western agent AT
MS place: came UP from Richficld this
%eek' and trains are now departing on
larry Clifford, wife and babe Of Rich
lcld have become residents OF Eureka
Turing the past week
nc temperance society at Silver CITY
ave an enjoyable dance In the pavilion
N wednesday evening, with a large at
OF the young people OF Tintic.
Mrs. Walter Fitch and daughters
llsses Lillian and Maudc, and son
alter, returned TO Eureka Monday,
tter spending several months In snn,b,
ri California
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MANTI.
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| special TO The Tribune
MANTf May 21,-One of the spccIa
Tsn,ures Tnas,I ol thc week was social giveI
ounce Crawford by the w II. BIS II
hhonor OF Mrs. Arthur Cunningham q
Myton and Mrs. Homar stringham
cess We're Jessie Crawford, Apple Uar.
mon Martha Schougaard Aida SNOW
Ann Parry, Effe Miller, Maud Brown
TI,,n TMyr}ie LIrawtord; Mabel Taylor. RUBY
, uttIe Jennie Wilson. Ella NAV Cox
ADA Cunningham and Ingrie StrIngham,
Mr.. and Mrs IT. C. Brown entertained
sunday afternoon and evening in honor
OF Mr.. Browns mother. Mrs. Katbcrina
sSsro"n' me occasion being Mrs. Brown $
oS oS.n olrihday anniversary There were
sumptuous supper was served about :
cIock, The evening was spent In
games and music.
Mrs. Thorwald Nelson entertained
we Mednesday afternoon. y delicious lunch
being laid for ten. The afternoon was
spent In social chat.
The II. X. class met at the boms Of
Mrs. Mrs. Mary Christensen Mrs. Olivia
Burns took charge OF the English; Miss
snd .,nd'e ,n staker read a magazine article.
taken up by the class in general
Friends will be surprised to hear or
tho marriage OF Miss Esther Jorcenscn
OF Mant and John Norton OF Ncphi. who
were married at Eureka Thursday Tbev
VIII mako their home at Robinson, Miss
JorsenSen was one of Mantrs popular
young ladies.
Mrs j, A.: Anderson, Miss Tmmerette
emerson. Miss r. Bench and Miss Clara
Munk entertained the South ward re-
lSion class Thursday afternoon at tho
nome OF Mrs. j. \. Anderson
"A very pretty social affair Of the week
vas that given by Miss Maud Brown
w edncsoay evening for the w II. n
,lubs Dainty refreshments were served
iu1ng the evening to about fifteen
aides. '"
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TooELE.
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Special TO The Tribune.
IoOELE. May 21.-Mrs /, T sicka
most charmIngly entertained the I.adies'
c'uo on Wednesday afternoon at her hons
on flith avenue. The afternoon was
p'easantiy spent in cards. A deljrhtf,,I
luncheon was served. Mrs. Slcks was as
sisted sis In entertaining by Mrs Harry n
=. SilpEh; ihpEsoh; THOSE present were Mrs. l..
Donai5 G1I ItcnGs,. mGs: Harry AIRY n Thompson. Mrs.
: IIiumler u,l Mrs; Rhynald Thicl, Mrs. l.,
Lodge. Mrs. Howard Wallace. Mrs Ed.
Wlrd Groesbcck, Mrs. V Green Logan.
- Ni"cIregor OF salt Lake City
mrs Harry ". Thompson most delight
suIy entertained 2 number Of her lady
trends at her home on Vine street on
thursday complimentary 10 Mrs. Ma.
Grsgor' G,n go, who is her gncst. 500 was
Sjcksu, Sjcl,e ,u prizes S, being won by Mrs. J.. T.
i."Na ana ArS. Rhynald Tbel 4 dainty
IuIlcH"on was served Mrs Thompson
~ %as assisted In entertaining by Mrs. /.
Grccar S5GKa; Mrs The guests p were Mrs. Mac
Ihiei. Mrs. Lodge. Mrs. Howard Wallace
Mrs. Edward Groe9beck Mrs. V, Green
Iicgan,. Iiogan Mrs Mrs Fred Brule. Mrs. Donald
i,r5 Ny, N.Y. MRS warner, Mrs. James Ralley
ana Mrs. j, n. Macintosh.
Tho Rebekahs of this place went .,
SSiockton on the seventeenth 20 visit tho
Sunshine lodge of that place. They ra.
ported very enjoyable time.
,,, Several Of the friends of Mrs. Peter
Shicld, who lives on West street. gave
her pleasant surprise on the eye1ine
OF May II, the occasion being her forty.
seventh birthday. Refreshments were
served and delightful evening was
spent
- MRS. Ida Wrathall, Misses Mamie
bccsley. Edith Young and Katie Anderson
their many friends last Sat
y,y urday evening ar the home of Mrs.
Wrathall. The evening was snent in
playing games Some excellent vocal and
instrumental music was given during the
served.
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lHP o0e4a1 happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah
PROVO.
~I,I ~ The Tribune,

~.,I 10 The Tribune,
Fr-sovo May "Wednesday evening
Pa99,lvs- Pa9nlU W. Bailey entertained "A num-
S vprr,cnds IN honor OF the birthday
o. .arv af OF MIR. Bailey. Tho rooms
rhs.sniIfuly decorated. the Darlors I'm
's.i.,n Beauty roses. An effective
srheme OF yellow and white was
"a ont in the dining room, where vel
1N,os 1i,u and snowballs were used. The
s,S Mrs. c. i. Vincent, Mr.. and
so " Baker. Mr.. and Mrs J. ID.
~, Mr. and Mrs. j. W McAdam.
nd Mrs. John Homer. Mr.. and Mrs.
'nI CnT Mrs. Ruth Bailey. Mrs. Il.
i1Spn and Lynn CluH.
II. nineteenth Century club mot Fri
..i,srnoon at the home OF Mrs 4.
p"stler. The afternoon was given
~ Wrs. McGraw. who gave paper
~ italians OF America" Mrs. Nc
also arranged for music and re-
[tnents.
y. Junior club formed theater
g N see Miss Fay Loose. a member
- crro. who plays the title role i'm
j nam 'Maritans." Miss Loose was
sofed With a beautiful bouquet OF
Ian Beauty roses by the club. !
- fhP OPERA kll' bhA'S "tA' I
a at the Lamar cafe by Mr.. and |
q preston C. Peterson. who chaperoncd |
.nslr Tic guests were the Misses
4 Jnose. lone knight. Amy Mansum
! Sewcll Florence Moore. Katherine |
Il, Mal!ne GlaZler. Vivian Bonnett.
a. Dunn and opal Noon.
q Ad Anderson entertained at
[~incly appointed dinner Sunday, the
L-Tm9nted guests being Mrs Walter
q, and daughter OF American Fork
4 Mss Corinne Wilson. Covers were
4 n eight guests
IL, Edith Home was the guest of
q A q charming aftair Monday even
4 4. her home at 69l West Third North
II !, the occasion being her birthday.
4 xaaIr was in the nature of sur
4 ard about twenty-five of the inti-
4 frisnds OF Miss Home were the ,
"a A pleasant evening WAS spent |
( a dslnty luncheon served.
W. L. Oakley entertained few '
-, Al luncheon Monday evening. The l
ras prettily decorated in spring {
Ia and covers were laid for Mrs. Il
N Storrs and daughter. Norma. OF \
ran Fork and Mrs. Ad Anderson /
4 Us Elhc Anderson, I
= Sam schwab entertained at
ldIN fNSIlllS COlnDll- | =
"a 10 her guest. Mrs. T.. A. Wedge
! q Salt Lake City. Five tables OF Il
|pre were played. the guests being ] .
e and Mcsdames w. l.. Biersach'
! C Baeley. George lIavercamp. r
| me- Jr. ". B. Scarle, Thaddcus II
/ d and ". D. Roberts. The prizes ~
D sypning were won by Mrs. Havcr- W
! Ars. speckbart and Mrs. Searle -
! n Boberts and Mrs. Irvine.
sEay evening Mrs. Phil Speclshart ~
nrzd at charminely arranged
} prty In compliment 10 Mrs. L.. A. ~
|'sod. Five tables OF the game ~
/tzyed and prizes were awarded Ia >
\. Irvine, Mrs. Havercamp and
|ssisy. ci
I'D Mrs. Peter A. Groneman enter at
number OF friends AT dinner Sun IN
|zplimentary 10 T. II, Carter AMI
I. Booth of Nsphi. Sr
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NOTICE.

.sm II May Concern: All persons
fey notified that the undersigned
responsible for any debts con-
" MS VIE. Mrs V. A. Guio. who
MS nome without provocatIor,
extending credit To the said Mrs.
gso must look 10 her for the pay
SuN. PETER GUIO.
k2SlS
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SALINA.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SALINA. May @I.--One OF the prettiesl
weddings ever given I'm Sallna was thai
Of last evening in honor OF the marriage
OF Miss Pearl Jensen and Thomas Niol-
son They were married at Eichficld on
Wednesday evening, after which they re-
turned TO Salina whore Il wedding dinner
was given i'm their honor at the home OF
The brides parents. Last evening over
"00 guests were assembled at the oDcra
house and all report having AN excellent
Time The ball was glVon In their honor
Miss Jensen is the daughter of Mr and
Wrs j. S. Jensen and is one OF Salinas
nretty and popular young ladies. Mr.
TIslson is a popular druggist OF the town
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-03-06

successful been the first written as we'll as the first published productions of their authors. The capacity to learn how to write well is q transmissible quality. but the ability to do so is not. Everybody has to acquire that ability by hard work, long continued, and though many a boy can write what can justly be called good compositions" they are invariably good only when the critic takes into account the writer's inexperience and his lack of anything to say.
 Therefore are the judges who awarded the second prize to that young piaglarist put in most embarrassing position-that Of defending an obviously and necessarily wrong decision. Apparently they know good story when they see it, else would they not have awarded the second prize as they did but really there must be something seriously the matter with their estimate of relative values. If they were kind, they would let us, and the rest of an interested fraction of the world know in what respect they considered the first prize boys story better than the one by MT. Henry. g. sSt ;et4isMa
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warship Built Into House
'm Popular Mechanics.

From Popular Mechanics
 Tinbers of the famous battleship Well lington are being used as supports and rafters in the s2O0,oo0 residence of |. N. Phelps Stokes at Greenwich. Conn. MT. Stokes when he bought the timbers in England was not indulging himself in things historic, although such material in the house will add greatly to it's inter- est. His idea was to get good. strong wood, and the timbers of the Yelling ton are of teak, which is prized because of it's great durability. Most of the tim bers will be used as rafters in the great dining room .
 In England there are several firms. that make speciality of breaking up old vessels to get teak and other valuable woods. r
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public schools contain even one boy able to produce a piece of fiction superior to that evolved by a writer as experienced and as deservedly admired as is MT. Henry.
 It would be safe to say of-hand that no such boy exists, for literature is the one art in which precocity is practically unknown--the one art where everybody begins with failure. Of course, the first book of not a few authors-though not of nany-has been d success. but rarely, in- deed. have the first books that were also
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cry man who makes his living by his Drawn. l-
 In the views which The Age-Herald presents herewith some definite idea can be formed of just what the Tennessee company is striving for and how thor oughly the designs of the management are being carried out. These views come from the company's Red mountain sec- tion. It is the purpose of The Age Herald
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to follow up this welfare work bysilln' trating in subsequent issues the mansfol betterments in other departments of Ten nessee company operations. The
 planatory notes under the different
 lures will help to give a clearer ins'Sl into the nature of the improvement now completed; what these improvement mean to the men and what they mea in even larger sense to industrial Ala bama. a.