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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-19
ALASKA STEAMSHIP
GOES TO THE BOTTOM

Juneau, Alaska, Feb. 1.-THE Alas
kan Steamship Conpany's Steamship
Yukon struck an iceberg in the icy
straits yesterday during a snow storm
and sank in six fathoms OF water. A
bout sixtyfive passengers and crew
landed on the Chicagoff Islands and
will be brought to Juneau today.
The Chaves County Abstract Com
pany has moved its Office from the
Court House to the rear of the Un-
ion Trust Co. building, adjoining the
Probate Clerks Office. 99t6
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OUR FRESH SAUSAGE is UN.
ExcELLED, ONCE TRIED, ALWAYS
USED, PHONE, 81 QUALITY MEATS
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

David 3. Lagrone and Bessie L. San
ders, Durango. Colo.
George =. Young. Modena. and Mary
r. Young. Denver.
Giorgi Pelligrino and Rosa Bafaro.
Salt Lake.
Albert 7. Zimmerman and Nettie
Quayle Cook sale Lake.
James Paxton and Effie Bennion.
TayiOrsrillc.
August c. Thomstcrff aac Ruth En-
lily Taylor. Solt Lake.
Robert c. Williams and Alice s.
Richards. salt Lake.
Henry A. Crowell. Weiser, Ida. and
Lora IEEa Craven. Telluride, Colo.
William =. Mitchell and Agnes T.
Sullivan Salt Lake.
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State Society,"


Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Epsrefn. June 1s.-Joseph Quinn OF
this city and Miss Elizabeth Durphee OF
oslins were married Wednesday at
Manu- Hir. Quinn is the youngest son
Of George Quinn OK this city. and has
spent me past few months at Fountain
Green where the newly married couple
viii make their future home.
pretty surprise party was given
last evening in the home OF Mr.. and
BRA. Andrew Christensen in honor OF
.hs sixteenth anniversary of their
daughter, era. A dainty lunch was
served. and a most enjoyable afternoon
was spent In music and social chat.
Joose IN attendance were Vera Olsen,
Curtie May Larsen, Pauline Olsen, ora
olsen, Dellah Brimhall, Deveda Olsen,
Adei!a WilirrdsOn end lone Anderson.
A parcel shower was given in COM
piiment TO Mrs. Ferry Anderson Mon
day afternoon at the home Of her par
ents, and IL proved to be one OF the
pretriest social events given in this city
during the season- An elaborate lunch
was served. abe tables were arranged in
beautiful bouquets Of peonfes and
American Beauty roses. Those present
were as follows. Mrs. Aaron Hansen,
Mrs Geneva Peterson, Miss Edna An
derson. the Misses Cleo Lund and Olive
Snydergaard, both Of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs.
Rose Anderson, Mrs. Ross Anderson,
Miss Eva Hansen, Miss Geneva Cherry
Miss Alice Lund, Mrs. Fred Anderson
ana Jessie Olsen and the guest OF
Mrs. Clarice Peterson and Miss Dolly
peterson spent the past week at Mt
Pleasant visiting relatives and friends
Mrs Charles F.. Nelson returned yes
terday from salt Lake. where she spent
the past week visiting at the home Of
George Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs c. z. Strong left for
their home in Twin Falls Ida. yester-
day after n pleasant visit IN this city
with relatives and friends.
MIS- James Frost entertained We'd
nesday afternoon in compliment TO her
sister. Mrs. T. A Beal, who returned
during the week from New York. where
she and her husband have been spend
ing the past week.
Postmaster Fred Jorgcnsen and wife
returned yesterday from the state cap
ital. where they have been visiting
friends during the past few days.
Miss Alice Lund was at Manti yeEter-
day calling on friends.
The following ladies have gone to
Salt Lake to attend summer school.
tern Rasmussen. Fredonia Christensen.
bendetta BesL Fern Foutin, Sarah Pc
terson' Myrtle Thorpe, Eva Hansen.
Ann and Gencve Willardson and sylvia
Christensen, Edith and Mabel Thorpe.
One OF the successful surprise par
ties given here this season was that Of
Thursday afternoon. in honor OF An
drew Eall, an aged resident Of this city
Nearly thirty people were in attend
Hnce. The Wcmen came prepared 20
serve an elaborate lunch, and a neat
iittio sum OF money was presented to
him ar token OF remembrance.
Mrs. Clara Hermansen was a visitor
70 the Temple city during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Olsen returned
yesterday from salt Lake.
Mrs. DR.. !. W. Hagan OF Spanish
Fork has been guest at the home Of
Mt. and Mrs. DR.. Jensen during the
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Especial to The d-Republican.)
Brigham City. June 1S.-One Of the
big social events OF this spring was
the reunion of the Smith family, held
IN THIS city Saturday and Sunday. The
smith family are descendants OF the
late Judge Smith, one OF the early
pioneers Of this city. and numbers
nearly 400. The family is now scat
tered all over the inter-mountafn re-
gion, and representatives from many
outside cities were in attendance. The
festivities were held in the opera
rouse where program was rendered
saturday forenoon and afternoon In
the upper hall of the building a ban
quet was served, covers being laid for
few invited guests. Next years re-
union will be held in Logan. on MAY
Y, the anniversary Of the birth OF
Judge Smith. A few of those present
from out Of town were Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac smith OF Logan; Hyrum Smith,
Riverdale, Ida-i James Smith, Preston,
la; Gordon Beckstead, Swan Lake.
Ida Abraham Smith, Smithfield;
warren Smith, Turner, Ida; Mrs. Vi
late 5. Virgins, ogden. and many
9 %ers Pre Aa a t5 INVITED 6, guests
Stohl, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Madsen and ID. N.
McAllister OF Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Fishburn
were given shower by many OF their
friends at the home OF Mr.. Fishburn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Fishburn,
burns lady friends were present and
the guest Of honor received many
beautiful presents. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in social chat and
other diversions.
Mrs. Hannah Valentine was the re-
cipient of a very pleasant surprise
Monday afternoon and evening by her
sons and daughters, in honor Of her
SEVENTEEN birthday The party was
held at the old family homestead. on
Eighth West street. The time was
pleasantly spent and a specially pre-
pared birthday dinner was served.
Miss Effie Campion. formerly or
this city, and +. +. Wright Of Butte,
Mont. were united in marriage in
Butte q few days ago. The bride is
the granddaughter of one Of Brigham's
Oldest residents and pioneers, Jens
home heee- Mr.. and Mrs. Wright are
now in Butte. but will return in a few
days and make their home in Ogden.
A H. Snow of salt Lake was Wis
itor to Brigham several days the fore
part Of the week.
Mrs. Sarah J. Glover OF Lewiston,
Ida, is in this city, visiting her son,
William H. Glover.
Miss Gladys Crompton has returned
from an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Law Gigney. in Portland. ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hanson and
daughters, Fay and Virginia. have re-
turned from brief visit with friends
and relatives n Preston, Ida.
Farley =. Christensen OF salt Lake
was a Brigham City visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Eli II. Pierce and daughters.
Pansy and Mary, Of salt Lake, are Wis
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day for Chicago to attend the Chi
cagO university. and later viii visit
with friends in Buffalo ard New
York.
Mrs. ". 7. Dursy and daughters.
Lucy and Minnie. left yesterday morn
ing for Denver and Colorado Springs
to spend the summer:
Mrs. G. @. Plummer Is spending the
week with Miss Colburns st Rowland
Hall
Miss Marion Jones. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. r.. L. Jones OF this city. who
has spent the winter at Palm Beach.
Fla. with an uncle and aunt. will
leave with them soon for an extended
European trip.
Miss Grace Frost and Miss Gilmore
left Friday for Long Beach. Cal.
where they viii be al home for the
summer with Mrs. Frank d. Hobbs
and Miss Edith F. Hobbs, 70 Cedar
avenue.
Mrs. Charles L. Sampson Of Fort
Douglas will leave the last Of the
week to spend the summer in the east
= \ X
Mrs. Witcher Jones is located at
the Hotel Virginia. Long Beach, Cal.
for the summer.
Mrs. Raymond s. Mason, with her
little daughter. of Portland is the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. @. Mcmillan.
\ 4 X
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Doolittle have
returned from an eastern trip.
G. r. Higson will be at home this
week to attend the wedding of his
brother. Earl. to Miss Maud West
Mr.. Higson will remain in Salt Lake
this summer, and will return in the
fan TO Madison, wis, where he is an
instructor in the University OF Wis
COngin
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Mrs. J. F. White in their honor Tues
day afternoon. The usual diversions
engaged the fleeting hours-cards and
other prize games, music. picture TAX
ing and abundant feastnig.
The browning privilege Of the year
was the banquet and progressive
euchre given the academic graduates.
the music graduates and the students
who are completing the commercial
course. Sister Superior being the host
ess. Everything was carried out in
the highest style as to decorations,
catering, etc; the card tables were ar
ranged on the lawn: dancing and
singing Of the school songs brought
the Joyous festival to an unwelcome
close.
Friday afternoon was Saltair day
for the class, and yesterday afternoon
was given to still another pleasure
time at the home Of Mrs. J. F.
Hughes.
In spite of all these distractions.
there was an examination every day.
besides a certain proportion Of time
devoted to the regular rehearsals for
the closing.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Manti, June 1S.-The Il. X class met
in the homo OF Mrs. Maud Brown Nom
day, in honor OF its resignlng presi-
dent. Miss Sidonfa Olsten All Of the
members Of the club were In attend
ance and they presented Miss Olsten
with a beautiful cut glass berry bowl.
Luncheon was served. after which the
ladies retired 10 the parlor. where an
excellent musical program was car
ried out. Roses were the decorations.
A pretty wedding reception was held
Wednesday evening, ia honor OF the
marriage Of Miss Janette Nortensen
and Roy Carlson, IN the home OF the
bride. They viii live here.
The following have gone 70 salt
Lake TO attend the summer school:
Edith Clark. Ellen Munk, Maud Brown.
Fannie Kenner, Luella Lowry, Lenoda
Gerald Lowry. Victor Anderson. Ellis
Johnson and Conrad Frischknccht.
The r.. X class met Tuesday evening
In the home Of Mrs. j. i. SOrensen.
Several matters OF Important business
were presented, among them being the
election OF a president IN place or
Miss Sidonia Olsten. Mrs Or. OlEtcn
was chosen to fill the vacancy caused
BY the resignation OF her daughter,
who will be one Of the June brides
OF salt Lake An interesting roadiRE
was given by Mrs. Alvira Cox, afer
which Mrs Olsten conducted a drill In
physics culture.
Mrs. William II. Olsten was WIS.,
itor TO Ephraim this week.
Mayor and Mrs. W. IL. Lowry -
returned during the week from
Miss Alice lund Of Ephraim
visitor here Wednesday.
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ting relatives and friends In this city
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Horney left
this city Wednesday for visit OF sew
eral weeks In the east. They will visit
relatives in Kansas before returning
TO this city.
Prof. A. NJ Merrill was a visitor ia
the state capital day or two during
Mrs. Adam G. Frank has returned to
her home in this city. after an ex-
tended visit TO Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. James keliar OF Mink
Creek. Ida, are in this city. VISITING
relatives and friends for several days
d. S. Cook OF the Bear Lake coun-
try in Idaho stopped off in this city
while returning from the east, and
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Mer-
Lauritz J9hansen left during the
week for a trip to Europe and will
make his principal visiting point in
Denmark, where he will remain several
months with relatives before returning
Misses Margaret and Vida Kewley
Of Logan are guests Of their sister.
Mrs. Harvey Nelson. for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. valentine and
few days in salt Lake.
Denmark Jensen made visit 20
Mink Creek, Ida. where ne was the
guest Of relatives several days this
DR.. w. A. wray Of Randolph, Rich
county Is in this city visiting Mr.. ana
~ a.
Mrs w. II. Wilde. who has been Wis
itinE her sister in Clifton, Ida, for
the past few days, has returned TO her
Mrs. Edna Jensen Harlan and chill
dren Of ogden Is in this city visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Jen-
son.
Mrs. Mary Hawley OF Idaho FANS.
Ida, was a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. 1. r.
Duffin few days during the week;
and Mrs. ]. r.. Duffin were visiting 70
the state capital and ogden during the
week.
Mrs. Jesse owens Of Salt Lake is
guest of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Craghead OF the Second ward OF this
city, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Rosenhaum are
over from their home in hyrum TINS
week, visiting Mrs. Abigail Rosenbaurn
and other relatives.
Mr. aud Mrs. Anton Anderson. and
Mrs. Wnkeley OF Logan were guests {
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. George An
derson OF this city several days dur
ing the last week.
Heber Loveland OF Chesterfield, Ida.
is spending several days in Brigham
City, visiting friends and relatives.
Amer Hansen is spending several
days visiting his mother in this city.
James W. Palmer OF Park Valley was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d
Brown few days this week.
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ".
hnudson and family Sunday.
Alfred Kelley. who has been spend
ing the winter in Provo, has returned
70 his home in this city for the sum-
Mrs. u. L. Eddy OF Victor, Colo, is
in this city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn
L. and Mr.. and Mrs. A Idsle Eddy. and
daughter, and VIII remain several
weeks.
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TEHT.
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Especial to The Herald -Republican)
Lehi. June 1S.-Twelve girls formed n
hayrack party TO Saratoga Springs on
Monday afternoon and evening, where
they entertained themselves with pic
mic luncheon. bathing and fishing. They
were Misses Myrtle Willis, Anna StOd-
dard. Hazel Evans, Chelta Davis. F'los-
sic Dorton. Edna Dorton. Mildred Gray,
Viola Gardner, Fer0l Stewart, Selena
VIM, Mabel Briggs and Sadie Broad
bent
The Misses Vera and Luella Cutler
and Alton Young are spending the
week in Lehi as guests Of their sisters.
Mrs. John Y. Smith and Mrs. Charles
Friel
The Areo Glee club met wednesday
night in the home OF Miss Anna Stod-
dard and effected a reorganization,
when Mrs. Abe Anderson was elected
to iii the vacancy. created by Mss
Webb's absence. Flossie Dorton was
elected president and Anna Stoddard
secretary and treasurer.
Miss Sadie Broadbent entertained at
pleasant lawn social Friday evening
in honor Of her brother. Leslie Broad
The Orchis club will be entertained
Monday evening by Mrs. Woods at the
rho Athenian Literary society met
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Fred
Merrill the usual program occupying
the evening. The next session viii
be held in the home Of Mrs Charles
Mrs NJ w. ingalls, and daughter OF
Salt Lake are visiting here.
j. Hamilton Gardner has returned
from an extended tour through Europe
and the Holy Land.
Mrs. Joseph MCCraghen and dauEh-
ter OF Cache Valley were guests or Mrs.
Anne Crabb this week.
Mrs. A. w. Kirkham entertained at
dinner Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter visited in
Lehi Wednesday.
Mrs. S. J. Taylor and daughter. Mrs.
Verlie Hart, entertained at a linen
shower Monday evening in honor or
Miss Erma Clark. June bride.
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AMERICAN PORK.
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Especial TO The Herald Republican,
American Fork, June 1S.-The off
GERS OF the Third ward sunday school
entertained Tuesday night IN honor OF
Miss Edith HindlCy. She was presented
with a beautiful set OF books.
Miss Lily Adams entertained at din
ner Wednesday night in honor OF Nr
G. n Curtiss OF Logan.
Miss Edith Hindley will leave here
Monday FOR a mission TO the northern
states for the l. D. 5.
Mrs. p. Z. Henry of Mercur is visit
ing here.
Heber c. Jex Of Provo wednesdayed
in American Fork.
Miss Maggie Wheelan went 70 salt
Lake Tuesday for the summer.
Miss Mamie Groesbeck Of Salt Lake
Is guest Of her sister, Mrs. 2. NJ Kelly
here.
the fore part OF the week in American
Fork.
William Pool Of Salt Lake, formerly
resident OF this place, visited here
this week.
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WILLARD.
tspeeial ID - 1900 Republlcan.l

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
Willard, June 1S.-The Relief So
ciety held a social Thursday in honor
OF the outgoing officers. Zach OF the
officers was presented with rocking
chair, after which everybody enjoyed
themselves in eating strawberries and
cake.
Mr.. Joseph Zundle was visiting with
relatives here the first Of the week.
Mrs. Eliza Mason Of Fielding Is
spending a few days with relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. Robert Dalton has returned
home from salt Lake, where he has
been the past winter
Mr. George Davis has returned 10
his ranch at PrOmOntory, after spend
ing few weeks with relatives here.
Mrs. Minnie Zundle has gone 70 Me-
vada. where she VIII spend Few
weeks with relatives.
Among the ogden visitors here dur
ing the week were Miss Jane Taylor
Mrs. NJ. ReedinE, Mr.. and Mrs Al =
Browning. Mrs. Erbcrt Carbon and A.
J.. Brewer. Willard visitors 70 Ogden
were Sarah Beecher, John kunzler.
Daniel Perry and Nathan Wells
Miss Phebie Harding has gone 70
salt Lake, where she VIII spent Few
weeks.
The Primary association held a
sociahle during the week, which was
the closing FOR the summer vacation
Mrs. Addic WCsterburg or Malad.
Ida. is spending n few weeks with
relatives and friends here.
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ST. MARY's ACADENTY.

The June examinations are almost
finisheds only a few remaining over
for Monday morning: while the final
exercises, the distribution OF pre-
miums and a little play, by the pre-
paratory students. will occupy the
hours of Monday afternoon and Tues
day morning The graduation exer-
cises viii take place Tuesday evening
at O'Clock. in the assembly hall of
the academy. The program on this
occasion will be chiefly musical, with
a playlet by the girls Of the CONNER
cial class who are to get a diploma.
the valedictory Of the academic grad
yates and the address TO the students
by the Very Rev. Dean Harris
The last week Of the class OF 1910
tween duty and pleasure. with a pre-
ponderance. perhaps. of the latter.
The program Of speeches givenby
them Monday morning before the as
sembled school and an extra number
of the faculty, not only fulfilled the
requirements Of the contest as i'm
posed on the other academic classes.
but likewise served the purpose OF the
graduation essay Of the olden times
which latter custom has been discon-
tinued az a feature Of commencement
exercises for four or five years past.
In this instance the manuscripts were
closely scrutinized and marked ac-
cording TO their merits, the results
being averaged with the credits won
by each student for delivery. Miss
Lydia White was deemed the best in
both respects by the judges. Miss
Mena Reno ranking a close second.
Prominent among the pleasures
that have made the week so happy
! for these girls was the party given by
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RTCHFIELD.

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Richfield. June 1s.-The warm
weather which has prevailed this
month has inaugurated the season Of
the lawn social. This week Witnessed
two OF these events. the first in honor
OF AlonzO FOutz. who left Tuesday Tor
a two years mission TO Switzerland,
and IL was given on Monday night
The lawn and grove at the Jones place.
on West Center street, was beautifully
illumined with electric lights. The
town band was in attendance, and as
sisted The second was at the same
place Tuesday night. by the Y l. n i.
association Of the First ward. AS the
party was given on flag day, the pro-
gram was patriotic. After several ma
tional songs had been sung. George
Crosby OF Stafford, Ariz., delivered a
toast to the flag. which was gem.
Strawberries and cream were served.
and in each dish OF the fruit tiny
American flag was erected.
Bishop g. W. Coons and his counsel
ors, G. l. Bean and l.. =. Hansen, sur
prised the members OF the Third ward
choir at the regular practice Wednes-
day night While the choir was hard
at work. the bishopric members. &C
companied by their wives. invaded the
ward chapel laden with strawberries
ice cream and cake in quantity, and
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the Misses LeonOre Watts and Bertha
Crozier. Mrs. Arch Bradford served
punch, and the Misses Carma Jones,
Silva Gordon. Bertha Spencer and
Cloe Winchester assisted in the din
ing room.
home to their friends after July 1 in
their home on east Fourteenth South
street
One Of the pretty weddings Of the
week was that Of Miss Helen Bern
heardt and Richard G. Davis on Tues
day evening at the home OF the brides
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
l. S Bowerman in the presence Of
about fifty friends and relatives. The
Darlors were beautifully decorated in
palms and pink and white roses and
carnations One corner Of the room,
set aside for the performance of the
ceremony, was banked with palms.
over which was suspended a large
floral bell composed of white carna-
tons, under which the bridal couple
took the marriage vows. The bride
was given away by her brother.
Charles =. Bernheardt. Music for the
reception and wedding march was
furnished by the Hawaiian Trouba-
dours Following the ceremony. re-
freshments were served, after which
the young couple retired to their new
home on South Second East street,
where. upon their arrival. they found
host or friends before them 20 ac-
cord a royal welcome and wish them
success IN their new walk of life.
= = =
The many friends OF Miss Hattie
Gray OF Provo viii be pleased to learn
OF her marriage to Ward N. Welker
OF Clear Lake. Ia. which took place
Thursday in the salt Lake temple.
= x
Edwin Mclaughlin Of the Fifteenth
infantry Fort Douglas. and Miss r. c.
Burley OF Park City. were quietly
married yesterday afternoon at
Pennington.
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Park CITY.
fsneelal Id - Herald- Rapuhlican.l

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Park city, June 1S.-Monday morning
at the Catholic church quiet wedding
was soiemnized by Father Galligans
who united in wedlOck Miss Margaret
Mcdonald to John Shea. both OF Park
City. Miss Rose MCGOWAN acted as
bridesmaid and Daniel Mcdonald. the
brides brother as best man.
A grand testimonial concert wiz be
given in Florence theatre Tuesday, un-
der the auspices OF the local Elks, FOR
the benefit of Miss Clara FafelS, who
Is now IN California FOR the benefit OF
her health.
+. w. sherman returned Thursday
morning from a brief trip 20 Denver.
Mrs. G. McFarlane returned 20 her
home in salt Lake this week.
The members OF the Holy Grail So
ciety left Tuesday morning for Utah
lake. where they will camp for ten days
Miss Cleo Getsch Of Salt Lake IS Wis
lting IN the Park. the guest OF Miss
Gertrude Mclaughlin.
Miss Birdie Beatty OF salt Lake is
visiting here.