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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk Trims Roanoke.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va, Sept Norfolk pitched
in. and with a streak of good luck and
good stick work. won in a Garrison finish
from Roanoke to-day by to 2. At the
beginning Of the eighth the score was
to 0 in Roanoke's favor. Reggy got one
in the Stats, and when Busch singled be-
mind first. Doyle threw wild, allowing
both runners to score. The Tigers tied II
up in their half OF the eighth, but in the
ninth Munson singled, advanced on john
sons sacrifice. and scored on Reggy's
drive. Both sides played brilliantly and
Pritchard and Walsh, who did the Twill
ing. divided honCrs. Score:
r. II. T.
Roanoke. 0 00lOo Oio-2 ,
Norfolk. 0 0 O 2 Is !
Batteries-RoanoEe. Schmidt and Pritchard; Nor
folk, Munson and Walsh. Umpires- Messrs. Mace
and Davis
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70 make the pitcher throw over a wild
one. The umpire seldom gives such q
batter the corner or the benefit OF the
doubt. and the Jump" IS right A player
should play out the game, and II hs IS
trying 10 get on base by the base-on-baIls
route he should at least try 10 keep
his intention a secret for a strategic rea-
son II for none other. II IS disgusting
TO see a big lanky fellow step away from
the plate IN game.
The Washington Herald team VIII play
a double-header at Falls Church, va,
on Labor Day. and the newspaper men
expect 10 land a double victory. Man
ager Graf is elated over the showing
made by HIS team in the post-season Sc
ries, with his aggregation in a crippled
condition. and he Is already planning for
next season.
The Herald team viii play Saturdays
game on the grounds at Fifth street and
Florida avenue northeast. instead OF ae
Thirteenth and D streets, the matter hav-
ing been arranged so that this will be-
satisfactory 10 all concerned
Johnnie Greer, the Catholic University
twirler. who recently Joined the Johns
town team. and was then farmed out to
the Betterton (dd.) club. has won tha
first three games he has pitched Re IS
hitting the ball Ike a wild man. having
garnered five hits out OF ten trips 20 the
plats in the three games. Greer has
been traded 10 Midland, Okla. IN tha
Western Association. for a catcher.
President Herman A. Meyers, OF Tia
Sunday School League. viii probably not
be a candidate for reelection next year,
as It was understood IN the beginning OF
the present season that II a gOod man not
connected with any OF the teams IN the
league would present himself he would be
made the head OF the organization. Ex-
President Carpenter and A A, Ormsby
are mentioned for the Office for 1911. and
the league VIII meet IN the near future
20 determine which OF these two VIII Be
the choice
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Commissioners TO Play the
PetwOrth Nine To-day.
BIG GAME CARDED TUESDAY
Death in BroOme Family Makes 1t
Necessary TO Postpone Ninth-Pet-
Yesterday on Account OF Grounds
Being Wet-Greer Pitching Well.
BY n. T. wORLEY.

Owing 20 the downpour yesterday az
| ternoOn an hour or so before the amateur
games were scheduled 10 begin. no ball
contests were playeL The amateur COM
mission announced that on account OF a
death IN the Broome family, the Ninth
! Street Church nine would be unable 10
/ play to-day. as the Ninth catcher and
/ second baseman are both BrOOme boys.
The Commissioners have been scheduled
| 10 play the Petworth aggregation at Thir-
teenth and d streets instead OF Pet
worth playing Ninth In case the Com
missioners find that they cannot muster
full team this morning the commission
announced that due notice would be given
in the afternoon papers.
/ On Monday. September 5. at 4 O'Clock,
/ at Thirteenth and D streets northeast.
the Petworth and Ninth teams will play.
The following day. September 6. the Com
missioners VIII clash with Cornell Com
pany at Capital City Park
/ Rain helped Manager Cornell over a
bad place yesterday. With the postpone
ment OF the battle with the District Build
ing boys the Cornell players will have
time 20 recuperate, although Vaughn will
not be able 10 get back in the game this
year.
Mr.. Bolgiano announced that no deci-
sion would be given in the Phipps case
until possibly late this afternoon The
bulky evidence submitted is giving the
commission all It can handle.
Many batters, when they get three balls
and no strikes, or three balls and one
strike. will step away from the plate or
bend low when the pitcher starts TO de-
liver the ball, in an effort. presumably.
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At Yazoo City-Yazoo City. 2; Jackson. s Seem
game-Jackson. 5; Yazoo City. 5.
At Greenwood 0; Vicksburg. :
At Hattiesburg -Hattiesburg. 4 Meridian, 2
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New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn Mt Boston.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Cincinnati, Sept. 1-Beebe was in great
form to-day. and the Reds beat the
Pirates, to L The hitting of Mitchell
and the catching Of Clarke were the fea-
lures. Score.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Anderson-Anderson. !; spartanburg. 2 Second
game-Spartanburg. 3; Anderson. 0.
At Charl0tte-Charlotte. 8: WinstOn-Salem .
At Greensboro reensboro L. Greenville. o Sec
Ond game-Greensboro. 2; GTeenVille. O
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Runs-HOblitzell. Mitchell. Paskert Lobert Nc
kecEnie. Two-base hit-Paskert. Three-base hit
Hoblitzeu. Stolen bases Bescher Mitchell Lobsrt
%. Flynn. Double play-McMilan to Egan TO Hob
htzeH. Sacrifice hits-Carke Flynn. Camnitz Bases
on balls-Of Beebe, ); of Camnitz , Struck out
by Beebe. s; by CSmnitz. l. Left on basas-Cin-
cinnau. s. Pittsburg 6. Umpires-NIessrs. Riqler
and Emslie. Time Of game-l hour and 81 minutes.
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AMERICAN AssoCIATIor-

At Toledo-Toledo 2; Minneapolis. g. Second
game: Toledo 3; Minneapolis 2
81 dianapolis-Indianapolis. 2; Milwaukee 4
at Observation-Disclosures. ?; St. Paul. O.
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At Montgomery- Montgomery ;: Memphis I. $40
ond game-Montgomery, s; Memphis 3
At Birmingham Birmingham. = Nashville. 3
AT Mobile-Mobile. o. Atlanta. /.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At S. Joseph-st. JoSeoh, 2; Des Moines, /
At Lincoln-Lincoln, 9; Denver, o
At Iopeka-Topeka, .; Sioux CitS, 8
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
TRI-STAVE LEAGUE.

At Providence Providence, 0; Jersey City. L
A. Bufalo-BufFalo 4 Rochester. l.
At Toronto-Toronto 0; Montreal. s.
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SOUTHERN IEAGUn

At Observation-Disclosures. 6; Harrisburg. 1
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.BEBBE Is IN FORM,
PIRATES BEATEN
Cincinnati Captures a Hard
fought Game by 4 to 1.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
GAMES TO-DAY

Cincinnati, 4, Pittsburg. 1.
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BINGHAM.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BINGHAM. Sept. 10.-The Lady Mac
cabees gave grand Labor day ball In
Canyon hall Monday evening.
The ladies OF the NJ Il. church gave a
delightful social at tho church Wednes-
day evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Grant NJ Puntncy are en-
]oylng, a two weeks vacation on a trip
TO Yellowstone park.
Miss Effay Van Cott, teacher in the
Central school, visited her parents In
SAT- Lake Saturday and Sunoay.
Mrs, John .Timpson. Jr., is seriously Ill
in Seattle. Wash.
T. a. Mallet, formerly of this city,
came over from Tooele Thursday
Miss Annie Gefrcn. the popular as
siStant postmistress in the Bingham post
Office. was married TO Max Davidson of
Portland. Ore, in Salt Lake ON the 9Th
After their honeymoon through Yellow
stone park they Will take up their resi-
dence I'm Portland.
Misses Lizzie and Dolle Mackman hayo
returned home after several weeks
stay in Idaho.
Miss Mary J. Blucher has returned
nome after spending the summer at the
University. OF Chicago.
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EPHRAIM.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
EPliRAIM. Sept. 1O.-The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Greaycs. Jr. was
the scene Tuesday OF N brilliant wod-
ding reception given in honor of their
daughter: Hazel. and n. c. Hall of Salt
Lake City. Tho ceremony was per
formed shortly after s o'clock, In the
presence of the relatives and n few in
Innate friends. Bishop G. Il. Dorius Of
ticlating. The ceremony took place I'm
the parlors which was artistically ar
ranged in yellow and green. The bride
and bridegroom stood under huge
horseshoe Of golden glow suspended from
the ceiling by yellow satin ribbon
against n background Of ferns. over
200 guests were present to extend their
congratulations TO the popular young
couple, including prominent people from
all over the stale. The decorati lions of
house and grounds were carried out on
was wired with electricity. large and
small lights In beautiful effect. Rugs.
scttccs and chairs were arranged in cozy
ehecl on the lawns and veranda. y
lawn. and Il fun orchestra stationed di-
rcctiy under the parlor windows played
during the evening when dancing was
| enjoyed The bride was attired in an
satin, II was trimmed with the duchess
lace. The bride is one of the handsome
young ladies' OF tlIIS section OF the cOun-
try and is one OF the popular musicians,
and has spent great deal of her time
in Salt Lake City during the past two
years. The groom Is well known bust
ness man of Salt Lake City and is at
| present the assistant manager of the
Utah Savings and Trust company of
/ that city. The bride and bridegroom.
who lett for AN extended trip TO Cal!for-
some wedding presents. They will make
their home In Salt Lake City,
Born-'ro Mr.. and Mrs. Thoryald
Breinhold. on Monday. boy,
The many friends of Ellis Isaacson.
one of the prominent young men OF this
| city, and Miss Mae Buhler of Hebcr
City Will be pleasantly surprised 10
| learn OF their marriage. which was SOL
emnizcd In the salt Lake temple on
| Wednesday afternoon. The couple re-
turned to Heber City after the cere-
mouy. where an elaborate wedding re-
| ception was given In their honor at the
| home of the brides parents. Many
relatives and host OF friends We're in
attendance and many beautiful and
married couple. Mr.. Isuacs Is. the son
i OF Mr. and Mrs. Martin 1saacson of this
city and IS one OF the highly respected
young men OF tho community and a
| graduate OF the Snow academy. Miss
Buhlcr is one OF the pretty and highly
! respected young ladies OF Hcber City,
| They Will make their home in Pleasant
| Green. Salt Lake county. during the
| coming winter. where Mr. ISaacson has
accepted u position as principal Of the
1 Hawthorne school,
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M!ANTI.
SDcciaI 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune ,o,
MANTI, Sept. 1O.-A pretty % ana hv apiJ Mr..
wedding reception iIo Wn1 wnderson sso Wednesday,
nvening in honor OF their daughtor III t,u
cInda, and William II, snow ,,i %, tnnTie
who were married IN the NC mis anderson
rcrfnrn,ed the marriage ceremony. Dtilg
ihe iminediate relatives ana ltlehae ho,,,-
al the reception. The bride wore .ddins.
tiful white pongce SILK dress, ~ niahf
lance was given at Sterling Fr1day nlsn'
Mr and Mrs Snow will make their iioii''
in Sterling. ,o,,
Mrs. James A. Anderson LETT III, JnesoHis sci, y
for briggs. Ida. where sho WIN
charge OF q school,
Mrs John Sorcnson was hostess tues
day erfternoon when she ehtertdlleu go go
r.. X class at buffet luncheoh ~ ted
an instructive program haH fao3uTes pvIe Of the
meeting were the readings given py I.u ~.
ella Lowry and the piano duet by JOY So-
renson and Alton Madsen'
Monday evening about fifteen friends
NJ Tmcirda Anderson took her by sur
prise and gave her TIN shower. bsi"l'
refreshments were served
orson Madsen. who has been la6orinE
as q missionary for the Mormon churcn,
for over two years In Chicaeo' retuih''
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Nelson were
charming hostesses Tuesday night "her
they entertained at supper Tor their soil
John
mission fields. About forty guests were
present.
Mrs w C, Hogan entertained de,
lightfully Monday afternoon in honor OF
her daughter, Matte.
Miss Mary II Martin left Monday toi
Springvile where she will teach In the
Hungerford academy.
Mrs J. p. Nelson entertained at din.
ner Sunday in honor of her brother
Frank, OF Salt Lake. who came do"i
Saturday and returned Monday
DR.. G.. w Martin and friend, Or. t, f
Day of San Anselmo, Cal, left Mon
day for American Fork, where they eN'
pcct to meet friends and camp In Amer
| lean Fork canyon for week.
a bundle shower was given Miss Der
tha Reush Thursday evening at her nome
| Mrs. Hazel Madsen entertained the mu
sic club at her home Thursday after
noon. After the lesson the @hostes'
| served delicious refreshments.
Tho following marriages were solem
nlzed In the Mantl temple Wednesday,:
Neils c. Hall OF Salt Lake TO Haze
| Elizabeth Greavese of Ephriam
William II. Snow of Sterling to bu
! cinda Anderson of Mautl.
Glenn Christensen on Cleveland 10 Alti
NJ. Jacobs OF Tory. Wayne county.
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RICHFIELD.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
RICHFIELD, Sept lo-Mrs. Ed An
derson entertained the Royal Neishbors
at her home Wednesday afternoon In
lodge. Tho guests were entertained on
the cozily arranged lawn. which was
made gay with large table OF fruit and
flowers. a penny contest was feature
prize and Mrs. Jack Whyte received the
consolation prize. A delicious luncheon
was served
Mrs. Bert Ence entertained n number
OF her lady friends Tuesday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs, George Ence, who leaves
shortly TO make her home In Parowan.
The first ward bishoprtc gave It's an
first ward chapel Several of the ward
officers resigned and new ones were ap-
pointed.
Miss Matte Ore Of Ploche. New. who
has spent the past two months here with
her aunt. Mrs. James Blitho. Jr., leaves
next Tuesday for Los Angeles.
Ella May Cox of MantI has been VS.
itlnS hero the past week.
Milton Gentry Of Salt Lake is here
this week, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. I. l..
Wright.
Mrs. ]. G. Anderson and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Tom Brown. and her son, Ed
ward, left for Provo Wednesday. where
Mrs. Brown and Mr.. Anderson will at
tend the p. Y y,
Miss Martha r. Ross returned to Salt
Lake Monday after having spent the week
with her parents.
Mis- Misses odetta Cowley, May Green
Hanchett and Messrs. Bold buchanan
Croford: Peterson, Gardner are among the
new students who have come here TO at
tend the Richfield high school
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WILLARD.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune,
WlLBARDS Sept f0.-James NJ White
and Sally Hubbard are TO chaperon a
party of 100 young people TO Ogden can
yon next Wednesday.
Joseph White and family OF Paradise
are visiting Mrs. Whites mother, Mrs.
Lottie Hubbard.
Miss Eliza Jensen. who has been visit
ing here for two weeks, has left ro- San
dy. where she goes to teach domestic sci :
ence in the Jordan high school this ycaI
w. L. Davis has gone to Malad. Ida,
10 live
Miss Amy Jensen OF Paris, Ida. has
gone to Brigham for few days visit
after which she will return to her home
Miss Vesta Edwards OF Salt Lake has
returned home after visiting her grand
parents here.
Miss Zina Cole has gone 10 Sugar Cltv
Ida. where she will teach school this
year,
Miss Barbara KunZler, who has beon in
Willard for ten days, has returned to her
home in Salt Lake.
Miss Nina Durfey OF Almo Ida. has
been visiting in Willard for a week
Mrs. Eunice Ward and daughter. Pearl
of Maiad returned homo Thursday ever
ing.
Miss Pearl Dalton of Antigo. Wis, who
has been visiting here for a week Ief;
Sunday 10 spend few days In Salt Lake
Miss Kate Owens has received n mis-.
sionary call and will leave within a shor,
time for Hawaii.
DIR. David Edwards. who has been Wis
iting here, has returned to his homo In
| Idaho,
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TOOELE.

Special To Tho Tribune.
TOOELE. Sept. t0.-Born at tho home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry y. Tompson sep
tcmber s. Il girl,
Mrs. Samuel Merritt OF this place IS
spending several days in Salt Lake CITY.
After a pleasant visit to Butte Mrs. f
Husband has returned to Toocle.
Miss Fay Lodge left Monday for Salt
Lake City TO be gone several weeks.
Mrs Edward Cudahy and two dauGh-
ters. Helen and Edna, have gone to Twin
Falls for few weeks. Afterward the
girls will enter school at st. Marys acad-
cmy ut Salt Lake City
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry y. Wales are congratulatlng them
on the arrival Of a baby girl ut their
home.
a birthday party was given this week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hcimea in honor Of the seventh anniver-
sary OF their pretty little daughter. Mar
caret. The home was attractiyely deco
rated In flowers of the season, The coloT
scheme WAS carried out In yellow, MIS-.
Heimes was assisted In entertaining the
little folks by Mrs. James Smith and Miss
Mollie McGiu A guessing contest was
won by Edna Cudahy. 1t failing TO hel
we're served and most jolly time was
spent, The little folks present were
Margaret Helmcs. Helen and Edna Cuda-
hy. Deloras. Grace and Arthur White
MARY ana James SRllllls AIS'luSr -htti
garet and Anna May Balluf; Algier. Cyril
and Earl Johnson. Helen and Gladys AIS
worth: Wynona and William Winn. Eacr
little guest presented their little hostess
with pretty and useful present
Mrs Clark Stimman is visiting In Salt
Lake City.
Miss Berry. cashier OF the Bingham
bank, Mrs. Thomas OF Lark and Mrs
Moran and family of Anaconda, Mont,
were guests at the home Of Mr., and Mrs
Henry Heimes during the week
Miss Louise Gee. Mrs. Robert Skeltor
and son, Paul. of Salt Lake City anc
Mrs. Tilford of Cache valley arc visiting
their brother. S. r Gee OF this place
Mrs Ida Newman and sister are guest;
OF their sister, Mrs. Norris Lewyn.
After spending several days with hel
son, j, r. Gardner, Mrs. Jessie Gardner
has returned to her homo at MidVale.
After spending tho summer in TooelC
Mrs. Del Stonebreaker has returned to hel
home in Ely, New.
]. Wallace of Iowa is guest at the
home OF his son, Howard Wallace
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clark Mrs. Jen:
Logan ana son, Jack. Messrs Haynes
from Ophir who visited Tooclo tho earl!
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin OF Ophi,
were in Tooele this week
Mr.. and Mrs. DiIbert Rasmussen OF this
place are visiting relatives In Ephraim,
Tribune Want Ads.
| Bell Main 5000. Independent $50
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BRIGHAM CITY.
anccial 10 Tho Tribune.

Bpccial TO Tho Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. Sept. 1o.LWednes1e
6ny. in Logan Miss Elva Parkinson OF
Hyruu and Alfred Kelly of this .,ci CITY
son Is one of Hyrun's popular young
ladies and has scores Of friends in that
cfty. Mr.. Kelly is The youngest son ol
the late President Charles Kelly and a
very popular young man of this city A
youig couple at the home OF the brides
pareuts in HyruIn During the coming
year Mr. and Mrs. Kelly VIII make their
homo in PROVO; where Mr.: heiX p;I, so,iu rs at
people have scores OF friends in this city
who will join IN wishing them happy
Journey through life
Miss Ruth Burrows has gone 10 Los
Angeles where she win spend the winter
visiting her sister, Mrs. J, +. Home.
AIR and Mrs. Leon Mayhuc and chill
drcn of Salt Lake were visiting Mrs
Mayhue's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Oscar
Mrs. Luitjc Cooler and daughters.
Eileen and Blanche, have returned from
an extended visit in tho canyons OF the
eastern part of the state.
Mrs. Annie C. Rohwer. formerly If this
clty has returned from an extended visit
with relatives in the east and was Il
visitor with relatives in this city all the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Recdcr Of Yurlcy.
Ida. were visitors at the home OF Mrs
This week
Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Lee OF Salt
Lake City visited with Mr.. Lees parents,
MIR. and Mrs. s. Lee. several days during
lhe week.
Richard w Peters has returned from
All extended stay In Independence. Mo,
where lac labored as a missionary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Clufi OF Salt Lake
City visitors TO Brigham City a
Say two during the week.
Mrs. Fred Sorensen OF Portland. Or.
Is n visitor 10 Brigham City for an eX-
tended stay with her mother. Mrs. Jan
son.
Mrs, Lawrence Gldney of Portland. Or,
is in this city visiting her father Thomas
Crompton, and SIR. and Mrs w G. Cid
pey.
AMrs. Olive Johnstonc of Salt Lake City
Is IN the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Cheney for number OF days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandi9 and two children
OF Wells. New, are visiting Mrs Brand
ISIS parents In this city.
Miss Jenny Perkins OF Montpelier. Ida
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Anderson
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LOGAN
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN. Sept. 10.-Tbe marriage OF
Miss Martha Smith, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Orsou Smith. and Orvllc Lee took
place Wednesday at noon IN the Logan
temple. Immediately after the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at the
Smith home to the immediate families.
Mr., and Mrs. Lee left on the 4 o'clock
train a six weeks trip through Idaho.
On their return they will make their
homo in Logan.
Miss Margaret NIbley entertained MT a
delightful afternoon affair Wednesday:
complimentary to Miss Anna Smoot of
Provo. who is the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. y. i Carbon
The marriage OF Miss Elva Parkinson,
daughter of w. c.. Parkinson. and y. l..
Kelly took place Wednesday Mr.. and
Mrs, Kelly will make their home at Brig
ham City.
Mrs. elsie Hoton. who has been tho
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Walters
day for the east.
Miss Louise Spencer has returned to
her home In Salt Lake City. after a
pleasant Logan visit as the guest OF Mrs,
George w. Thatcher.
Mrs. c. W, Nibley. Jr.. and little
daughters will arrive from De Grand
Or. Monday. to be the guests for a
month OF Mrs. Nibley's mother, Mrs.
Mary Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter z. Grant Of Farm
ington spent the early part OF the week
In Logan. where they came to attend
tho Smith-Lec wedding.
Mrs. Julia Nlbey and daughter. Mar
garet, reached home Monday from Eu-
. rope, whore they have spent the sum-
mcr.
Mir, and Mrs. George w. Thatcher
spent The week In Bear Lake. making the
trip by auto
Mrs. Isaac Smith Is visiting with rela-
tlves in Brigham City.
r. L. Campbell spent the early part O.
the week in Salt Lake.
Miss Allie kcwley returned home Wed
nesday from a visit In California
Mrs. c. II. Champ is back from the
Bacon camp In Logan canyon,
Mrs. II. b. Carbon and little daughter
Claire. arc visiting In ReXburg, the guests
of Mrs. James Langton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Blair have re-
turned to their home in the city, after
pleasant Logan visit.
Miss Hazel Hendricks and Miss Ethelyr
Maren returned home Tuesday from
California where they have spent the
past three months.
Mrs. Eccles and daughter returned
home Monday from an enjoyable sum
mer spent In Europe.
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NEPHI.

Special 10 The Tribune
NEPllI, Sept. 1O,-MIss Edna Jacobs
week. '''S
a poy was born To Mr.. and Mrs. George
T.. Howard Monday
Miss Alberta Brown OF Salt Lake was
day. '"
Miss Alta Bigler and Mr. Tom Hav
cock; two OF Nephi's most popular young
people were married in salt Lake We'd
nesday. They will make their home In
Salt Lake.
Mrs. &. a. Chase returned last week
reka- -'
Prof. Mark Robinson OF SpringviIIe
spent tho first part Of tho week In
Nephi.
Miss Georgetta Paxmah. popu,n- =
young school teacher of Nephl, aud Mr..
Roy Pay. prominent young business
man OF Nephi. were married In tho Salt
Lake Temple Wednesday, They will
make their home in Neoh