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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN May 24-B Mullan and
Henry Read were arraigned I'M police
court Monday morning, charged with
drunkcnness and sentenced 90 pay the
usuai fine OF s. or remain in jail FOR an
equal number Of days. James r. Jen-
aen Nick Borl Urban Cole and j. %.
Rutts each forfeited the same amount
for the same onensc.
A. Rose pleaded not guilty to the
charge Of disturbing the peace ana was
placed under s. bonds and the case
continued 80
J. NJ shea was sentenced 20 serve 10
davs In iail on the charge 81 Begging.
4 r Miller forfeited SIS for carrying
q concealed weapon. Miller was arrest
"a sunday night after causing consid-
cradle disturbance in the red hght ms
trict.
George SlclSler pleaded not guilty 70
tho charge of disturbing the peace, ana
The case was continued. Sicker beng
released on his own rccognizance.
Nav smith pleaded guilty 70 the
charge of vagranCy and was sentenced
10 nay "A fine Of $40 or serve TO days IN
Jail
Cora johnson and Annie Jones and
40 other women Of the underworld FOR
feited bail in the sum Of $40 each on the
charge Of varancy
Nina Bond forfeited her regular line
IF 500 on % similar charge
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BUSY SESSION OF
THE CITY COUNCIL
Mayor Protests against Ex0rbitant
Price Paid for Lights aud
Wants Il Reduced.

OGDEN, May IA communication
was received at last nights session OF
the city council from Mayor Glasmann
in which ho declared that the present
rate of 81 900 a month paid by ogden
city for the lighting ot its streets D.
far in excess oft what Do should be, ana
ne asked that steps be taken 90 reduce
tIts rate. as Wcil ds the prevailing rates
charged citiZeNa VI the CITY 10y inc
Titan Light au- Railway company
which has been tire cause for mucn
complaint inc past few years. The
power 10 adjust lighting rates is given
the city council by state statute, ac-
cording To- the mayor. and he urged that
il be exercised at once. The cummuui-
cation was referred 90 the light ana
laws committees and city attorney.
The action OF the council last Mohuty
night. when an appropriation was made
for the care of the brokon-down fire
horse. az tine request of Or A. 3 Con
don. was vetoed by the mayor. VINO
said that the council had no legal au-
thority 70 make such AN appropriation
The mayors veto was sustained by
majority vote. .,
In this connection q petition was read
from George A. Nenstcrnaker, in when
he limited that 10 the council could APP
propriate "a sum for the brokcn-doWn
horse IL also has right 10 pension
faithful dogs The petition asks that
one-half the expense OF cariug lot
watchdog. which recently received tWo
broken legs. be- borne by tho city lue
petition was referred TO- the sanitary
committee.
The mayor called the attention Of the
council to the condition OF Twcnty-hita
street and Washington avenue. caused
bv the laying Of gas mains by the yuan
Tight and Railway company. He urged
that something be- done TO put tn3
streets In order az once. The matter
,vae referred to the city engineer
The first communication sent 10 the
council from A. y Garfield. the new
FIRE chief. suggested number or M
provements in the department includ-
ing the extension OF water mains ne
tween Twenty-thrd and Twenty-h.th
streets and Washington ana Grant Az
nues. tho installation OF fire plugs ~
the center Of each city block, the pur-
chase OF "a rev hose wagon and GER
lain repairs to the department building
The communication was referred 20 tas
fire committee.
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COUNTY SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
Program 90 be Rendered in Ogden
Tabernacle Saturday II n. m.
MAY IS.

OGDEN. May 24.--Commencement
exercises Of the county schools will be
held az tho Ogden tabernacle next sat
urday. May %. beginning at II o'clock.
supt l. p. EFgertson states that thI-o
viii be over a hundred graduates from
the eighth grade this year and that a
large percentage viii continue their
studies through the high school There
Is a marked Increase Of late years in
the eighth grade graduates who con-
tlnuo through high school over the CON
dition few years back. and supt. Egg
gertson has done much 20 promote an
ambition for further learning among
the students OF the county schools.
The following program win be pre-
scented at the commencement exercises
and President Kingsbury Of the state
university viii b. present 10 address
the students
1. THE Lord is My shepherd"
tfNhHcndl s--sst-.. ss... 40 pupils
2. Prayer tBurch Creek SCHOOL,.
..........-.......... Arthur Stratton
3 'rhe Good Citizen" tSlaterville
school ................. Jasper Perry
A. Days Of Summer Glory" CBallan-
tync) ,.............I Huntsville school
O. Remarks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
........ Board and visiting educators
8. "Arrow and song" uonBfellow)
...................... Graduates
Z. utah. Fairest Utah" (Ballan-
tynel ...-..+.-..-....... 30 pupils
s. Address 10 Graduates. ............
.........-........ Elder ID %. Mckay
g. That's What ia Do" CBullard).
................. Huntsville Primary
10 Presentation OF Certihcates.....
............... Supt l.. r. Eggertsen
H. THE Flag Song Hood ........
Observation-Disclosures. 27d pupils
70 BencdiCtion pleasant View
SCHOOL, .............. Harvey Taylor
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MIDVALE.
GRADUATES OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS FOR JORDAN DIST


MIDVALE, Salt Lake Co. May 23-
The commencement exercises OF the
eighth grade graduates of the schools
OF Jordan district OF salt Lake county,
viii be held az the Midvalc meeting
house, Wednesday May a. A splendid
program has been prepared
The following are the names of the
eighth grade graduates from the ~
schools comprising the district.
Althea " Christensen. Olive r. Good
ell. Bert Fitzerald. Camille A. Mother
well Leon NJ Askew, Celia Geffen,
Ethel Christensen. Mary Burns. An
drew Caulheld VIM. n. Goodrich.
Amanda l.. Robinson. Lottie Woodhead.
Stella kuphaldt, Ivy Dansie. Mary
Bills Edna Henderson. Ambrose Ma
son. Archie Crump. Myrtle BodeIl
Mamie Myers. Earl Miller VIM n
Butterdeld. Rescue NJ. Stalker. Grace
sharp. Belle Stage, Alice Groves. Ivy
Peterson, Edith Beckstcad. Grace Ber-
gen 3D. Grace williams. Ebba Nord-
berg. Royal r. McArdle Zina A. Pc
terson. Hermon p. Nelson. Geo. Olson.
Eva Elvin. clara r. Pierson. Alice
Kuhrie. Florence Larson Estella
Greenwood, Esther j Swenson. Alice
Johnson. Gilmore 81. Nicholson. Albert
Anderbcrg Harvey briggs Washing
ton Boberg. Lorenzo Spencer Earl Fer
gusou. carl Jensen. Frank Moedl Al
bert RingWood, DE Los Jenkins. Wayne
Egbert, Is. Walter jenkins. Nathaniel
Jones, Amelia Harwood, Carlos G..
Hansen, Horace Wheeler. Francis r.
Oakeson. Nettie Naylor Beatrice Gard
uer VIM. Reynolds Harold Glover.
Earl Green. John Wheadon. Raymond
Berrett. Annie Buxton, Anna johnson.
Louie sharp. Viona Allen. Gwendilyn
Terry. Ruth Sorenson. Henry Ballard,
Gwendolyn Dewey. Irene Allen, Olive
Despair. Muriel Stewart. Connie
Thompson. Charles Diamond. VIM
Richards. Ira Gardner Vernal Gardner
Loander Stenquist. Albert Peart, Gwen
Jensen. Beldcn Ferguson.
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UNIQUE FESTIVAL
PLANNED FOR PIONEERS
Judge and Mrs Booth Win Entertain
Ante Railroad Settlers of
Utah.

PROVO. May 2f-sunday evening AZ
the close OF the Fourth ward meeting.
Judge j. f. Booth invited all the mem
bers Of the ward who had come TO Utah
before the railroad reached Utah, 10
visit his country home. Edgewood.
north ~ the city on June 90 There
were 70 ante-railroad emigrants at tho
meeting. and there are many more In
the word who viii be the guests OF
Judge and Mrs. Booth on the occasion.
An interesting program 20 include, as
FAR as possible. Crossing the plains"
features viii be arranged. including a
night Of camping out, as the guests will
remain over night Oxteams and walk
ing viii be the preferable modes Of tra-
vel to and from Edgewood on the oc-
casion. but horses and carriages as
means Of conveyance are not barred
The lire is drawn at automobiles and
bicycles.
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Moroni. MT and Mrs. Leonard Pack Of
Robson and about % grandchildren.
After all had partaken OF a sumptu-
Gus banquet. the evening was spent In
an enjoyable manner. listening to an
impromptu program Of sOgs, recita-
tions. speeches and music Among the
songs rendered were: Maggie by My
side and others by Grandfather
shaw. silver Threads Among the
Gold" by Mrs. James Lunt "Savo my
Mothers Picture From the Sale" by
Mrs. Seth Mcpherson.
Reminiscent talks were made by
Aaron Hardy OF Moroni and Bishop
pettigrew. An interesting feature az
the supper was the large wedding cake,
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RECENT DEATHS

PAXTON, JAMES MILIlS-At his
home in Kanosh. Willard county. Utah.
AprI %. James Mills Paxton. died Of
pneumonia. after brief Illness. He
was born at South Shields. Durham
county England. May 90, lS45. Emil
grated with his mother and two
sisters in 1868. crossing the sea in
the John J. Boyd Arrived in Salt Lake
CITY oct 3. the same year, went
directly south. and worked In Toquer-
Vile. Parowan, Panguitch, Beaver and
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nAMAGEs FOR CLOTHING.

Provo. May A-The party Of young
people. who drove into smiths channel
the latter part Of last month while out
for a pleasure ride has presented claims
against the city 10 the city recorder. to
be- presented 10 the city council The
claims are for damages to clothing, etc,
and amount 10 about $500 This does
not include damages for the drowned
horse or the wrecked carriage Whca
they come in, the claims will probably
reach 81 900 The contentious Of the
claimants are that the city was negli-
gent In leaving the street i'm "a danger
Gus condition. II Is most likely the
matter will be taken into court II
will be considered by the council at its
ncxt mectIng.
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nouNpARY LIE EsrNnLIsmEp.

PROVO. May 24-The boundary line
between the American Fork and Pleas
and Grove school districts, which has
long been a sourse Of aggravation TO
the people OF the two districts. was set
tied yesterday by the board OF county
commissioners after an agreement had
been reached by the trustees Of the two
districts with the assistance Of County
Supt. George n. Child. The trustees
who effected tho agreement are: c. Il.
Harper. Charles S. johnson and james
II Walker Of Pleasant Grove and
George Cunningham. j b. Forbes and
j. O.. Clayson OF American Fork
The following is the new boundary
line: on the Bench Il will be idenu-
cal with the precinct boundary line.
below the Bench the district dividing
line win be made identical with the
precinct dividing line by taking a strip
OF territory from the American Fork
school district equal I'm value TO that
lost by Pleasant Grove on the Bench
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Kanosh and has been a citizen OF the
last named place for the past 40 years.
He was the father Of 10 children. y
OF whom. eight daughters, and four
sons. with his wife, Adelaide. survive
him He was of a scientific mind, re-
yelling I'm the profound. became an
assayer. also wrote poetry. and taught
music. was leader of the choir. and
the Mutual Improvement association
in former years. The funeral was
conducted by Bishop A. A. kimball.
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SUPERVISORS CONVENTION.

PROVO, May 24-The deputy road
supervisors Of the several precincts IN
the county met with the county COM
missioners. County Road Supervisor J.
j Evans and County Attorney Evans
yesterday afternoon and We're given in
structions regarding their duties and
authority Special stress was laid on
the necessity for preventing irrigators
from letting their irrigation water over
flow the roads. which practise Is quite
prevalent at present and which will
cause the offenders trouble II persisted
In
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50 600 DAMAGE srIr

In the sum OF $1,000 for personal in
iuries has been commenced In the
Fourth district court by Gunder Peter
son against Leo Spencer for an assault
committed by defendant on plaintiff az
Indianola. May 10. Defendant was tried
In Justice Moons court on criminal
charge Of assault In the same case and
fined $50, which was paid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
COMMON SENSE REMEDy

thin copper ana zinc piates 'uaes
Worn IN the shoes--have hit n.y.. oe
novel. but extremely effective r,c.s a
Of treating bodily ailments Rbo,,,l.oa
tism. neuralgia, nervous head.-t
insomnia. stomach and liver trorhi..
are quickly corrected and pornor.',',
cured. by means OF Electrouod.s
II your Druggist cannot f,,..,..
Electropodcs-write to Western t'in
tropodc Co, 26i Los Angeles st '',c-
Angeles Cal. and the. win 80 Nv KY
you are supplied Nj EIerfro,,,.l
fail To cure, the $500 deposited nm
be returned. VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
Ere Ar LINDBLAD HOME.

LOGAN. May IA fire was reported
from the home Of Mr.. carl G. Lindbiad
Of the Eighth ward this morning and
the FIRE department had the longest run
Of wears, but reached the scene in time
10 save the old gcntleman's home. All
his sheds and outbulldings were burn
ed. however He was burning brush
and the fire got beyond his control
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The News is Delivered BY Carrier
in Logan Every Night (sunday eN-
cepted) ~ y Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regardink
delivery. should be made 20 J. NJ
Blair, Agent for Daily. Saturday
and semi Weekly News LIS ".
First North street Phone NOR
Bell. Office with Carbon Company.
Real Estate and Loans. ~ North
Main street. Phones - Bel and i66
Ind.
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PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
every night f8unday excepted) At .
cents per month. All payments ana
complaints regarding delivery should
be made 20 David Johnson, agent
FOR Daily. Saturday and Ssmi-Week-
~ News. IND Phone MA. orders
taken for Church works Residence az
South First West stret
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave
Ind MI
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Ind. iO2-A.
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PROMINENT FoREsrERs HERE.

PROVO. May 24-Chief Forester
Henry n. Gray and Associate Forester
James b. Adams Of Washington. d. c.
who are here on a tour Of Inspection Of
the forest districts, passed through Pro
vo yesterday for Manti where they will
meet the cattle and sheep men. and
confer with them on matters pertaining
to grazing In the Manti forest They
were accompanied by District Forester
Il. a. Sherman Of ogden and A. w
Jensen. former supervisor OF the Manti
fnreai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
MNRRINGE LIcENsEs.

OGDEN. May 2-Marriage licenses
have been issued To the following
couples by County Clerk S c. Dye:
Henry q. Amos OF Logan and Jennie
n. Beebe OF Weston. Ida
Arthur Sidney Sims Of Evanston.
Wye. and Mrs Dorothy Kennedy OF
Randolph Utah
George Scherror. Jr. OF ogden and
Emma G.. Wenger OF salt Luke city
Allen Miller and Juanita Kay both OF
ogden.
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provo NEWS NOTES.

Judge Booth held court ln Heber yes
tcrday
Friday forenoon the children Of the
city schools win have their field day
exercises la the b. " T.. campus IN
the afternoon children's party viii
De held Boo tho Mozart and a graduates
ball in the evening
Miss Faun Brimhal. art supervisor
Of the city schools, viii leave FOR Eu-
rope the latter part of the week 60
spend the vacation
II g. Blumeuthal Of this city has
been awarded the contract putting the
plumbing and heating In the new school
house In Moab.
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MAPLEroN briefs.

Mrs Lucy Metcalf presented her hus-
band with a baby girl last Wednesday
morning
Mrs. X. L. Woodward has gone out
on the reservation 20 the bedside Of her
father. MI, a. b. Searle, who is nos
expected TO live.
The Commercial club has an auto
mobile trip planned for salt Lake city
i'm the near future
Several young men from here have
gone to Idaho on the railroad for the
summer.
Hay cutting has commenced.
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made by Grandma shaw. Il literally
glistened with gold coin. contributed
mostly by their children. some OF whom
could not be present, but they sent
their golden tokens which showed a
loving remembrance Of their worthy
parents. The houored couple have five
sons, three daughters living, also
thirty-slx grandchildren and two great
era ndchlldron.
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ARRAIGNED FOR BURGLARY.

OGDEN. May 2i-Wnliam Brown
was arralgned In the district court
Monday morning. charged with bur
glary IN the second degree. to which he
entered plea of not guilty Brown is
alleged 10 have entered tho home of
John G. Sullivan on Ninth street and
stolen therefrom "A watch and chain
valued at $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-24
THE GRADUATES

Normal-Edith r. Davidson. Nomah
NJ. Law, Annie o. Obray, Alta Norman,
Stella A. Law. Nathan N. Yearsley,
Guy b. Rose, Mary A Child. Eliza
Hubbard Adelaide Kent. Maude
Clark. Mary A. Shaw, Joshua Evans.
Robert O. Jones. Theras O. Alfred.
Business-Ray A. Lewis. Sidney f..
Burgoyne. James A. Rir,e. David ".
Shurtlff George A. Hopes Leo b.
Clawson and Joseph J. Painter
General High School-Richard r. Fry.
Joseph A. Meacham, Joseph @ Sails
bury. Edward n. Kemp. Edith r. Hin,
Hyrum Y. Richards
Music-Lucile A. Hart and Florence
McAllister
Domestic Science-Almcda j Roundy,
Sophronia T. Reese, Ethel p. Jackson.
Domestic Arts-Nellie Hendricks and
Anna r. Durham.
Preparatory Engineering-Asae II.
Dixon, Cannon L. Jensen. $. @. Wiser.
John Weech. oliver r Clark, Leland
Van Orden. Alonzo r. Barrett
Science cslie 5. Merrill, Orson w.
Israelsen. David p Murray, Royal p.
Oldham. Norman ID. Salisbury.
Nurse-training Myrtle
L. Baker. Ethel 3. Longstroth and
Mary r. Ryberg.
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nANTI.
SITE OBTAINED FOR
CRANEGlE LIBRARY BUILDING

Especial Correspondence
MANTI MAY 28-Tnc Church OF
Jesus Christ Of I.attor-day Saints has
given 90 Manti city the northeast cor
nor ~ the tabernacle block In the heart
of the city Tor the site of Carnage
library building. which IL o. expected
viii be erected during the summer Mr.
Carnegie has consented to furnish St0-
600 for this purpose. The necessary
papers required TO close the deal have
just been returned To the library peo-
pie by Mayor William B. Lowry
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NFTER DIG NEvNpN RANcH.

PROVO May 24-Jesse Knight will
go To Layton tomorrow TO confer with
r. y. Ellison on the matter OF becom-
Ing interested with the latter In the
big Harden ranch la Nevada. for
which 10 is understood Mr.. Ellison Is
negotiating. The ranch contains about
$1,000 acres. and rs one Of the finest
I'm the country II Is. situated about
80 miles northwest Of Winnenucca
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OGDEN. May 24-The case OF the
State ~ Utah against l.. p Deem Of
Plain city. charged with cruelty to ami
mails by failing To provide food and
proper sustenance for a large herd OF
cattle during tho past winter. was
called In the municipal court Monday
morning. the hearing of testimony ia
king the greater part of the day After
the evidence had been introduced. the
defendant was discharged the court
failing to find sufficient grounds for
an action.
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BALLrrFs LEAVE FOR OREGON.

LOGAN. May 23.-Mrs. Serge F. Bal
liff and family are preparing to leave
here for Portland, or. whore Mr.. Bal
In has been for some time and where
they will make their home In future
They will in all probability start tomor-
row afternoon. Mr. Balln has been
employed by the cement company re-
Gently organized there by Utah and
Oregon capitalists He but recently re
turned from Germany where he filed
a fve-year mission. acting as president
OF the German mission most OF that
time. He leaves here with the best
wishes Of all. for he has many friends
IN Logan. whore me has lived nearly
an his life For many years he was
prominent I'm the business life of the
city. being known for his enterprise
and ability.
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MAPLETON.
GRADUATING EXERCISES
OF SCHOOL GRADUATES

Especial Correspondence }
MAPLETON. Utah Co. May 21.--The
graduating exercises of the eighth
grade OF the public schools was given
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sNow-TERRY WEDDING.

PROVO. May ga marriage license
has been issued to VIM. B. Terry Of
Salt Lake and Hattie S. Snow OF Pro-
Nu.
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NEPHI.
GOLDEN WEDDING OF
Mr.. AND MRS. SAMUEL SHAW

Especial Correspondence
NEPHI. May, l5.-On May 10 was cell
ebrated the golden wedding OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Shaw. at their coy home
in Ncphl. ~ which place they have
been residents since 1864. They were
surrounded by their children, grand
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BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM

LOGAN, May 23.-Commencemcnt at
the Brigham Young college occurs this
week, the first event being the presen-
tation Of the three-act comedy. Mr.
Hicks at College" By the graduating
class on Thursday evening
ON Friday morning the regular com
mencement win occur and the follow
ing program has been arranged for IL:
Music, College Madrigal Singers: paper
Miss Stella Law; piano solo. Miss Flor
ence McAllister. valedictory, Edith Hin;
violin solo. Miss Lucille Hart. address
TO the graduates Nephi L. Norris. 20
B. Y Dear b. Y. Beloved, adapted 70
Italia, italia, Beloved by College
Madrigal Singers
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Thursday evening at which an interest
ing program was rendered.
There were rs graduates; II boys and
girls Their names have already
been published The principal, Mr. r
L. Woodward, praises very highly the
work done by this class. They are the
youngest lot of students ever gradual
ing rom the schools here
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children. great grandchildren and a
few invited guests.
Among those present were Mrs.
James Smoot of Ribiuson. Bishop and
Mrs. Pettigrew. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Shaw. Mr. and Mrs Seth Mcpherson,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shaw. Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. oscar Fowers. Mr.. Lewis
Shaw and MI Thomas Belliston OF
Nephl Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Hardy OF