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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-10-13
GAVE A DANCE.
KhiEhl Columbus Were Hosts Last
Evening.

wiu 1fls lodge Knights of Column
IN gas sAt Discovery Day dance at
.u1la and pavilion last evening" The
mites, r. G. Macauley, Ed M,
M. a. SKohles and Albert Benoit,
! we'll arranged program which
favOr with the dancers.
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return of stock. Airdome rink - . ~
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sood WAGES. Phone 73 or call 703 Sho-
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BABY BUGGY TIRES AT KELLY's.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
TOOELE.
TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
TooELE. Nov 2e.-Miss Mildred Nor.
ris OF this place IS visiting relatives and
| friends in Salt Lake City this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Macintosh and
children OF Garfield were the guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. Donald Hendey OF this
place on Thursday.
Alfred Green. county clerk of Tooele
county, made trip TO Salt Lake during
the week.
Mrs, c. r. Mcbride went to Salt Lake
on Thursday. She was accompanied home
by her daughter Miss Iva Mcbride.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hendey enter
tanned at an elaborate dinner party on
Thuraday at their home on East street,
Covers were laid for twelve
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N. Thompson were
the host and hostess at an elegantly APP
pointed dinner on Thanksgiving,
Mr. and Mrs. Rhynold Thiel entertained
several OF their friends at pretty dinner
party on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Merritt were
among the many others who entertained
their friends elaborately on Thanksgv
ing,
Alma Lindholm. a former resident OF
Tooele, who now lives In Idaho, is visit
Ing friends In this place.
One of tho most enjoyable social events
of the week was the ball on Wednesday
evening at Hotel Tooele. under the au-
spices OF the frenen of the new town.
-
the affair a success and they merit con-
gratulatlons for the pleasant event.
The Indies Sewing club will meet with
Mrs James Bailey on Wednesday after
noon at her home on North Main street
Miss Edith Clegg, who is attending the
L. D: S. school in Salt Lake, Is spend
ing the Thanksgiving holidays in Tooele
at the home OF her father.
Mrs. William Rydalch Of Grantsville is
visiting at the homo of her daughter
Gnnrpn nd M
marriage license was issued this
week TO Ray T. Brown and Miss Alice
Clark. both OF Grantsville.
Miss Nora Mexican of Salt Lake was
visiting her sister Mrs Idwal Ajax. dur
Ing the week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ajax 40
companied Miss Mexican home to spend
several days.
Bishop NJ NJ Stookey of Glover was in
Tooele during the week.
Mrs. NJ Lewyn was among the Salt
Lake visitors during the week.
Arthur Campbell. assistant superin-
tendent Of the Midvale smelter, who has
been conducting some work at the Tooele
plant for the past few weeks, returned
home Wednesday.
Lewis T. Hays, who has been engineer
Ing the work on the tramway between
the Highland Boy mine and the smelter
AT this place, left for his home in New
Jersey the early part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Sackett were in Salt Lake
during the week.
The Young Mems club Of the Old Town
propose to give grand ball at the opera
house on December 2. Elaborate prepa-
rations will be made and everything will
be done to make 1t a success.
Mr., and Mrs John Woods were the
host and hostess at pretty dinner party
on Thursday evening,
Lewis Morris OF Denver was the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. M. Lewyu and Miss
Mildred Morris at Hotel Oquirrh on We'd
nesday.
Miss Helen Cudahy, who is attending
st. Marys academy In Salt Lake, Is the
guest Of her. father, Ed Cudahy. at the
OQuirrh hotel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
EPHRAIM.

Special to The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. Nov. 2s.-The many friends
OF Miss Gertrude Peterson of this city
and Robert Edwards of Ogden WILL be
pleasantly surprised to- learn of their
during the past week. Miss Peterson is
Peterson and Mr. Edwards is one OF the
prosperous young men Of Ogden. They
will remain in Ogden during the coming
winter.
Miss Rhoda Bastian. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. @. F. Bastan OF this city, and
Tod Chapple of Lyman, Wayne county
were married Wednesday at the Manti
temple. An elaborate wedding recep-
ton was given In their honor at the
home of the brides parents last evening,
only relatives and intimate friends being
in attendance. They will leave for
Sigurd during the coming week. where
they win make their home,
Born during the past week to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adeibert Rasmussen q daughter,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jenson. a son.
Mr.. and Mrs P LEBreiuhoIt enter
talned number Of their relatives Sunday
evening IN honor of @f>and Mrs Walter
Mayhem OF Emmett. IdA.. who have been
spending several weeks I'm this city. An
elaborate dinner was served.
An elaborate. dinner party was given
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
and Mrs. Otto @. Olsen. Covers were laid
for eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus WfIiardson were
the host and hostess at an elaborate din
ner party last evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
RICHFIELD.

Special to The Tribune.
j.. RICHFIELD. Nov 2s.-The ladies OF
the Second Ward Relief society were
hostesses at reception rendered Mrs.
Fred Olsen on THURSDAY, as a token OF
appreciation for her labors as organist
for the society. The guest OF honor was
presented with beautiful picture. Re-
freshmen;s were served and various
amusements were provided,
Mrs j. NJ. Studebaker was the recip-
tent Of a pleasant farewell party one aft
ernoon Of the week, given by the mem
bers of the Third Ward Relief society
Ogden on Center street. Dainty refresh
ments were served and an enjoyable
time was had, Mrs Studebaker left with
her husband for California, where they
will make their home.
Miss Madge Arnold Of Salt. Lake City
is visiting here. the guest OF Miss Won
Christensen.
A delightful social event Of the week
was the bundle shower given in honor of
Miss Adell Gotfrcdsopz at the home Of
Al Anderson on Second North street.
The hostess was Miss Asetta Stuart, as
sisted by Martha Jensen, and the deco
rattons and refreshments were elaborate
guessing contest was a pleasant fea-
first prize and Juanita' Nelson received
the consolation prize. Miss Gotfredson
was the recipient OF ir7nv beautiful and
useful. presents. She left with Louis
married In the temple on Wednesday.
Mrs, Annie Strang of Eureka is here
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. John
Hood. -
Joseph Jensen. assistant state enei-
Heer, was Richfield visitor this week.
Miss Lillian Sooey went 10 Salt Lake
Wednesday where she was called to tho
bedside Of her father,
A, 4. Hansen has returned from the
east, after several weeks absence I'm the
interest Of sheep and cattle business
Mabel Peterson returned home Tues
Jay. after spending the summer in Salt
Lake City
e. T.. Sprague was among the Rich :
field visitors this week,
Nethela King. who lis attending school
at EphraiT1, spent Thanksgiving here
the guest Of Miss Blanche Baker
The Hansen family was entertained at
q delightful Thanksgiving dinner at the
home OF Joseph Hansen ON Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bean were host
and hostess at sumptuous Thanksgiv-
Ing eIuner on Thursday,
Mrs. Bert Shepard Is visiting here, the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Clark =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
PARK CITY.


Special 10 The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Nov 2S.-The women's
Athenaeum met Monday afternoon al
tho home, Of Mrs. II. s. Townsend In
an Interesting paper on "The White Slave
Curse" and Mrs. Fl. S. Townsend pre-
sented paper on Child Labor" The
club meets next Monday afternoon al
the home OF Mrs. z, J. Bcggs.
Mr.. and Mrs James Waters of Salt
Lake spent Thanksgiving day in the
Park. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Sutton.
Mrs, B. Hurley and daughter Lenorn
or Snlt Lake are visiting relatives In
the Park.
Ernest Watson. a. student of the state
university, is spending the holidays In
this city with his parents.
The Misses Ada Stewart. Minnie Cum
bingham and katheryn Cunningham and
Mrs. A, B. Williams entertained a NUM-
Der OF friends at the home OF the latter
on Main street Friday evening.
Miss Laura Townsend was visitor
to Salt Lake City Thursday afternoon,
Ing OF the local lodge OF Elks. No. 73i,
Dutch lunch was served and the Park
City military band furnished music for
the occasion.
Mrs. c, w. Hodgson entertained Thurs
day evening at her home on Main street
In honor OF the Misses Lula and Hazel
Roy OF Salt Lake.
Mrs. Oscar Forsund entertained the
members OF the Five Hundred card club
at her home Saturday afternoon.
DR.. r. E. Wight and family are visit
ing here with the Wight brothers.
The matinee and grand ball given at
the Dewey theater Thanksgiving day and
night was grand success. both socially
and financially.
Mrs II. 9. Townsend gave luncheon
at her home Thanksgiving day In honor
OF Lew Clatt and Rev. Mr.. Hard of the
Episcopal church. Covers were laid for
six guests.
Miss Frances Fargo Of Salt Lake Is
VISITING with her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
Sherman Fargo
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W, Sherman returned
Thursday morning after a months visit
at Ouray, Colo.
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KAYsvILLE.

Special to The Tribune.
kAYSVILLE, Nov, 26-Mr. and Mrs
John W. Galley entertained a large mum
per OF friends at very elaborate din
her at their home on Thanksgiving.
Arnold NJ Barnes entertained al GUN
per at his home on Thankseiyinp evep-
ing, In honor OF his friends Melvin r,
Barton and Paul r. Thomassen
The Woodmen of the World and the
women OF Woodcraft of KaysvIlle en-
>at social and card party at their hall
on Thursday evening Delicious refresh
ment5 were served
Doctor and Mrs. George w. TerrtII en-
tertatned large number OF friends al
a very eiaoorate Thanksgiving dinner on
An interesting Thanksgiving pro-
gramme was given in the Kaysville
meeting house on Sunday evening, un-
DER the auspices of the ward mutual
improvement associations.
One of the largest and most successful
dances ever given In Kaysville occurred
on Thanksgiving evening in the new
opera -house. under the direction Of the
ward amusement committee. People were
present from every town IN Davis com
ty, salt Lake City and Ogden.
Paul R. Thomassen entertained a. few
frlends at a. theater party at the Ciarrick
theater In Salt Lake City on Wednes-
day afternoon.
An elaborate social event of the week
was the dinner given by Mr. and Mrs
John II. Bonnernort at their home on
Thanksgiving.
Miss Lydia Jolly is spending a few
days at her home in Moroni. Sanpete
county
Leonard Shelby Of Brigham City was
a kaysvilie visitor during the week. as
guest of relatives.
+ D. Keith Barnes spent Thanksgiving in
Bingham Canyon.
Mrs. Emma Lindsey has returned from
an extended visit In Garfield.
Claude T. Barnes spent a few days
in Garland this week
Mr., and Mrs, LIE Roy Shelby OF RAN
dolph. Rich county. moved to Kaysville
this week, where they will make their
home,
A. s. Thomson returned Wednesday
evening from two weeks visit In
Butte.
Mf. and Mrs. Henry II. Blood and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Barnes,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence c. Blood.
spent Thanksgiving In Provo. as guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs George e. Barton and
family.
A. F. Barnes and Wilford S. Barnes of
Salt Lake City spent Sunday in Kays-
VILE
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LOGAN.
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
| LOGAN, Nov. 26.-The A. c. Woman s
club was entertained Monday at the home
OF Mrs. John A. widteso at very de-
entertaining features Of the afternoon
was reading from Kipling by Miss Mar
garet Wilkenson., Refreshments weree
Monday with Mrs. A. III. Thompson, with
Miss Elizabeth Smith asrhostess.
MISC. w Thatcher entertained Sat-
Nrday afternoon at an Informal tea, and
Thursday at delightful Thanksgiving
dinner party. The table decorations were
carnations and ferns and covers were laid
for ten guests.
Mr and Mrs. J, e. Olson entertained
al, at -, an n. evening party Saturday In com
shortly for Europe. The rooms were
Frightened with cut flowers and a delIc-
ions luncheon was served to twenty
guests.
lege large and delightful dancing party
was given by the students OF the COL
Ieee; IL was one OF the very successful
weeks S events. Thanksgiving decorations
cnestra was In attendance and during the
evening light refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming spent the
latter part of the week in Salt Lake.
~ Miss Josephine Thatcher left Logan
tuesday morning for San Francisco,
where she Will make her home.
Mr. Drew Of Denver spent the early
part OF the week in Logan,
The childrens party at the pavilion
thursday afternoon was very delightful
and we'll attended event.
Mrs. e. NJ. Best is visiting In Logan,
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Emers.
Mrs. Dewitt, who has been visiting her
sister In Pocatello, returned home Tues
day.
Mrs, Kate Preston is hack from a
pleasant Salt Lake trip.
Mrs. Al Baumfort Of Butte Is visiting
IN Logan, the guest of her sister. Mrs.
OF the week in the city.
Mrs. w w. Mclaughlin spent the
thanksgiving holiday In Salt Lake,
Miss Blanch Game Is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Caine, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. win Farrell have re-
= surhea nleosa TO their heir home In the city after
Mr.. and Mrs. All Farrell,
Mrs. Frederick Clark spent the latter
part OF the week in Salt Lake.
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F., Jensen entertained
at an informal dinner Friday evening.
covers were laid for eight guests
VIII Thatcher has returned TO Logan
after an absence Of several wears. spent
IN san Francisco and Salt Lake Mr.
thatcher will make his home In Logan.
MRS l.. Squires has returned to her
he,t meme In the city. after pleasant visit
win her mother. Mrs, Letue Thatcher
"A large number of Logan people went
70 the city Thursday to attend the game
dents gu
Miss Eunice Baker of Portland is visit
Ing win Logan relatives and friends
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
BRIGHAM CITY.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Nov o6.-Sunday
afternoon pleasant surprise was given
in honor. Of Ole Petersen. corner First
West and Forest streets. The social was
arranged by Mrs. Petersen. assisted by
Mrs. Rose Jones' in honor OF his birth
day. Many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs, Pc
tersen were present and q jolly good
time was spent during the day. Hot
dinner was served al O'Clock.
James n. Morris of Park Valley was
Brigham visitor Tuesday.
Magnus Benson has returned from an
absence of several months In Jarbidge
New. and will remain here during the
winter.
J. P. ,Jeppesen of East Ely, New, has
returned TO this city for few weeks
visit with friends.
Wednesday evening successful social
was given In the Fourth ward in honor
of John III, Watkins, who will leave to-
morrow Tor mission to Great Britain.
programme was rendered and purse
of several dollars was subscribed and
presented TO Mr.. Watkins. Friday even
Ing I'm the Third ward was held another
missionary social In honor OF George Gid
ney, who will also depart tomorrow for
two years mission TO Great Britain
Refreshments were served and a purse
OF several dollars was presented to MIR.
Gidncy.
The members of the primary stake
poaru we're the guests OF Mrs Wilford
Reeder Tuesday afternoon. The time was
pleasantly spent in social chat and par
taking OF delicious refreshments
A missionary social was given in the
Third ward meeting house Thursday
evening In honor OF Wiford Reeder who
city, preparatory to leaving for a two
years mission to Great Britain.
Saturday evening the Misses Mildred
Jensen and Ina Stratford of the high
school faculty entertained in a delight
eleven In the sewing room of tbe school
and Miss Jensen presided at the table
while Miss Stratford supervised the serv,
ing, assisted by Misses Mir Anderson
and Hope Fishburn.
The senior class OF the high school en-
tertained very pIeasnrly TUESDAY evnrin-
at the high school. The MEMBERSHIPS Of
the class was we'll represented at the
social. Refreshments were served
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MURRAY.

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY, Nov. 25.-Following an alb
| sence OF two years In the southern states
John Fl. Wayman returned to Murray
this week.
The local order of Odd Fellows is com
pletlng preparations for one OF the most
elaborate affairs yet attempted by that
association. The event, which Is to be a
hop, will be given In the Trocadero. De-
cember 10. and. In addition TO this. other
FEATURES have been arranged for.
The Feast OF Ingathering was appro-
priately celebrated at the Methodist
Episcopal church Monday evening with a
programme of music and other exercises.
A. r. Cahoon left this week for Los
Angeles. where he will spend a fort
night
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore entertains the
her intimate friends at the Fraternal hall,
prior to her departure for Los Angeles
where she will spend the winter.
In order to show that he was appre-
ciated friends and relatives Of Joseph
Hintze.. who leaves shortly for Africa,
was rendered a farewell entertainment In
the Big Cottonwood ward house this
week.
Miss Carm5 Jones. accompanied by her
friend, Miss Twaddle. arrived In Murray
Wednesday from Morgan City. They will
remain here until Monday.
Edward Noe and Milton Brown have
returned to their home in Sprngville.
following pleasant visit here.
Walter Arlington left Wednesday for
England to fill mission Of two years
duration.
Miss Alice Stevens is still confined at
the hospital, where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis some days
ago,
Miss Lou V. Proctor OF Mount Pleas
ant was a, Murray visitor this week.
Earl Kneddle has left for Wyoming
where he expects to spend the win
ter.
Miss Ella Bennion OF TayIorsville and
j. p. Johnson OF this place were united
in marriage this week.
Mr. and Mrs II, w. Cannegieter cele-
brated their eighteenth wedding ami
versary at their home here Wednesday
evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
AMERICAN FORK.
Special 10 Tho Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK Nov. 26.-Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Oatley arrived here a few
days ago from England. They intend
to make American Fork their home
Mrs Mabel Reece OF Salt Lake City
spent few days visiting here. the guest
OF relatives
Ed Cayton and family have moved to
Salt Lake City for the winter.
Mrs Farley Hanson OF Salt Lake was
visiting In American Fork the fore part
OF the week
Mrs. Bertha Hope Of Salt Lake City
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Olive
Crandall. part Of the week
Mrs P. Henry OF Mercur was visiting
with her parents. Bishop and Mrs. j.
r. Hindley. this week.
w D. Edmonds returned heme Wed
nesday from a two weeks visit at SEQ
Held.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. A! p. Jenson were
pleasantly surprised Thursday evening
when about twenty OF their friends and
neighbors came In on them to give their
new residence house warming. The
evening was spent in pnrlor games. sing
Ing and Instrumental music delight
ful luncheon was served.
Tuesday George Knight left here for
q visit Tn his old home In London, Eng
land after an absence Of over thirty -one
years. He expects TO be gone about two
months.
Mr and Mrs. NJ, O. Randolph returned
| home Thursday, after months absence
visiting in the east Most OF the time
was spent at Mr.. Randolphis old home In
Ohio.
Mrs j. w storrs entertained Thurs
day afternoon at a Thanksgiving dinner.
Covers were laid for fourteen, and
most enjoyable time was spent.
Horace Beck of Salt Lake City visited
In American Fork this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Leonard Duncan of Salt
Lake City ate Thanksgiving dinner here
with Mr.. Duncans parents Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Pratt OF Salt Lake
City visited In American Fork the last
Of the week.. the guests OF Mrs. Beulah
Bromley.
|. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Greenwood were
in Salt Lake City Wednesday to attend
the opening reception of the new Com
mercial club rooms In that city.
Miss Ella Storrs spent THANKSGIVING
With her sister, Mrs. s. W. Bird, at
Mapleton.
Mrs. Rose Chapman spent Thursday and
Friday In Pleasant Grove with her sis
ter.
The entertainment given by the gram
mar schools In the opera house Tues
day night was we'll attended and about
$50 was realized for the school library
fund.
Mrs. Ira Thornton has been Visiting In
Idaho for the past three weeks
Miss Katie Chapman, who Is attending
college In Salt Lake City. spent the
Thanksgiving vacation here with her par
ents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
NEPHI.

Special to The Tribune.
NEPIiI, Nov. ga girl was born To
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Cowan Thursday.
e. III. Sparkes OF Salt Lake spent
thanksgiving day in Nephi.
Mrs. Edna Jensen and family OF Salt
Lake are the guests of Mrs f. U.
Sparkes. Sr -
James Mcpherson, q former resident of
Ncphl' returned home Wednesday evon
ing. after having been absent several
years " % O.
Miss Vera Bigler, came down from Salt
Lake Wednesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving day,
Judge Greenwood was in Salt Lake the
first of the week.
Bert Haynes OF Salt Lake spent
thanksgiving day In Nephi.
Mrs. Squires OF Salt Bake was in
Nephi last week.
The Ladies' Literary club entertained
AZ dancing party Thursday evening
Delicate refreshments we're served
The students Of the eighth grade en-
-tertained their parents Informally We'd
nesday evening.
20 F, Grover and M. NJ, O'Gara went to
Mount Pleasant on business Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bailey entertained
AT wedding reception Friday evening
In honor OF their daughter. Miss Kath
crime. Bailey. and Alvin Boyyles who we're
married at the Salt Lake temple ON
Wednesday, An en1oya BILE evening was
spent by the many guests
Miss FLORENCE Haynes of Nephi and
~ married Monday. leaving Immediately
for Salt Lake. They will visit for a
month In Nephi. and later make their
home in Los Angeles. Cal.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Special to The Tribune.
| MT, PLEASANT, Nov 2s-Mesdames es
Boon Brotherson and Frank Madison re-
turned on Monday from weeks VISIT
TO Provo.
Mrs. L. II, Hunter returned early this
week from a pleasant trip of about five
months in Idaho.
J. c. Jensen's daughter, Miss winni-
fred, left Wednesday for Salt Lake to
attend the opening OF the Commercial
club.
Mrs. Roy Burch has as her guest her
sisters. Miss Arid and Miss Masterson
OF Salinu.
Ed Wall and son Harold left on Sat-
urday for a week in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Gray. who has been visiting hete
Lake and will go from there to San
Francisco for the winter.
The 500 club was entertained on
Wednesday by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Broadhurst The, prizes we're won by
the consolation prize was captured by
Mrs. Ross Anderson. dainty luncheon
was served.
Mrs. Merchanson left for Richfield on
Tuesday. after a weeks visit with Mrs
Dibbler.
Miss Potts returned on Tuesday from
Gunnison, where she has been for a
week, and Will resume her teaching at
the Wasatch academy
J, w. Cherry, accompanied by his
father. spent few days this week In
Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs A. D. Sutton are enter
tanning Mr.. Suttons parents for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. McKell. who were mar
ried Wednesday In the temple in Man
ii. were rendered large reception on
DAY at the home of the |
brides mother Mrs, Barten.
The Home Culture club Will meet this
coming Tuesday with Mrs. a. D. SUIT |
ton. ~
Messrs. Jerg Johnson and Garnard |
who are attending the B. Y. IT,. |
are at home for the Thanksgiving holi-,
days.