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(ChL), third.
Fencing-C Chicago won, Q toa
wrestling Lightweight, Peterson
fMjnn.)
Observation-Disclosures (sTlan1
Heavyweight-Gerand fChi-D ana
Elliot (Neb,), tie for first. ON tina
toss-up. Elliot won.
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VETERAN PLAYER IS DEAD.
Tom Lotus Passes Away at Home !,
Dubuque.

Dubuque.
Dubuque. Iowa, April 1s.-Tom ]
Loftus, veteran baseball player and
manager, died this afternoon after q
brief illness of cancer of the throat
aged Sd years.
Lotus was president of the Three
Eye league in 1908, and was former
manager Of st. Louis, Milwaukee
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and
Washington clubs.
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Pirates Win Mst eams.

st. Louis, April 1S.-Pittsburg de-
feated st. Louis in drilling rain yes
terday. Harmon outpitched Lever
but the visitors made their four hits
count. Wagner tripled in the fifth
inning, scoring Leach. The score:
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VANDERBILT'S Nag
Wins At PARIS

Paris, April 1s.--At the Longchamps
race course yesterday William K. Van
derbilt's Oversight won the Prix de la
Jonchere, and in the Prix de Guiche
his Messidor III ran second.
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Baseball :; Feature Story Z e g: g: Sport News :;;
Boston, /: New York, 8.
Philadelphia, s; Brooklyn, 8.
American Aaanciatinr

st, Paul. 7: Milwaukee, a.
Minneapolis, q; Kansas city, 1.
Toledo, 8; Indianapolis, 4.
Columbus, s.; Louisville. 2.
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errors Cost Game.

Toledo, o., April s1s-ToIedo won
from Louisville yesterday taking adj
vantage Of the Kentuckians' errors.
West pitched good ball. keeping the
hits scattered, but Halla was wild and
had a bad inning when. with three
gifts. hit and an error the locals
clinched the game. Score:
RH f.
Toledo. ....--.-... ....-.... q 4 q
Louisville .................. 1 s g
Batteries-West and Land; HaIla
and Hughes.
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MINNESOTA WINS MEET.
Gophers Hard Pressed by illinois, but
Lead at Finish.

$SP"SfS EbaEu TFSa6cu pg tHtHotSy pus
Lead at Finish.
Minneapolis. Mimi, April 1s--Uni-
versity of Minnesota won the eighth
annual championship meet OF the
western intercollegiate Gymnastic as
ISOLATION held at the university ar
mory, with a total Of 1,156.65 points
Illinois was second with 1.139.s5 points
and Chicago third with 1,135.35 points.
Wisconsin and Nebraska, the other
two institutions entering teams, fin
ished in the order named far down
in the point column.
The Summary:
Horizontal bar-Colloway Mimi },
first; Styles IIl), second; Holman
Ill), third; Bartlett. fourth; Boiler,
fifth.
Parallel bars-Styles 0ll), first;
Boher (Minn), second; Davis (Chi),
third.
Side householder (Minn.). first;
Hollmon Cll), second: Styles Qll),
third; Boher, fourth.
Tumbling-Davis CChi) first; Bart
lett (chi), second; Rood, third; Boher
fourth.
Club swinging-Nelson (NIinn.).
first; Galloway (Minn), second; Hol-
man third
All around championships OIll,
first; Boher (Minn.), second; Davis
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LOOKING FOR BOUT.
Johnny 5ratton Will concede WEIGHT
to Opponents.

TO Opponents
Johnny Bratton, who works best at
l22 pounds, some time ago issued a
challenge through The Forum, renews
III at this time. Bratton boxed four
rounds with McPhail at the Adamson-
Prokos match last week and showed
to good advantage at that time Brat
ton Will take on any boxer his weight
and offers Horwitz local lad, Is
pounds handicap, for a match.
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sd. Louis
American Leaaue.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

10 game yesterday-rain.
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deny they care anything for the cheers
Of the crowd, and few take any stock
In these denials. But believe Cobb
would continue to play ball ii he were
charged something for the privilege.
and II the only spectator were the
groundkeeper.
Cobb ExoeIs In BATTING.
In considering Cobbs baseball ex-
cellence II i only natural to think flrst
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OSTE QpATE4Ic.
uNDE RTAKER.

DE-. STEM HANSON, OSTEOPATHrr
Physician; graduate American school
kirksville- Office Oh Front. Phone IOT4-J..
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trance on broadway, Fargo, N. ii
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Dr. John II. Cromb. Dr. w. II, ADDE'S,
Dentists Rooms TO ~ First NatIas'aI
Bank block. Office hours $3.50 ~ 1 sylaal
M, ana 1850 TO p. m. Telephone 21sS. ~ =
Dk. II. Z. sTAkLiNG, DENTIST, ROOM
Seventh streets south. Fargo N. ID @u1
PIANO TUNER AND EAc:fEF
PROF. WM. hLlAMEk, ia NINT4 Avn
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Standing Of Clubs.


Columbus. o., April 1s.-Indianap-
oils won from Columbus yesterday BY
scoring three runs in the seventh on
three hits and wide throw by Downs.
In the last half Hinchman, Odwell,
Quinlan and Carisch hit Hardgrove
safely and drove him out Duggan,
entering with two runners on, none
out and run needed to tie, could not
be solved. In the ninth he gave two
passes without damage Catcher Car
isch will be out two weeks at least be-
cause a foul tip smashed a finger.
Reilley's catch off Carr against the
left field fence was the feature OF the
fielding Score.
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al Supplies. r. Dr.. Rice. s South BROAD.
way. Ofice south bis Moodg'a store.
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sATURDAY's 81 scoREs.
American LEAGUE.

Detroit. s.; Cleveland, /.
Washington. 4; Philadelphia, 3.
New York. !; Boston, q
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National League.

Cincinnati, ): Chicago. 10.
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ATTORNEYS.

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ROBERTS, AUGUST, HENDERSON block.
Broadway. Fargo. Probate practice d
ruENER' Il. r., ATTORNEY AT Law
Offices In Edwards building, Broadway
Practices In all courts.
MILLER, HENRY b., ATTORNEY AND
Bank block, Fargo.
EMERSON II. SMITH, ATTORNEY
Commercial Bank building, Fargo. Prac.
tees ln all courts. Particular "a re 0iven
TO probating estates
ROBINSON, ]. b., ATTORNEY AT Law
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CIVIL ENGINEER.
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chanical engineer. Corner Twelfth and
Front streets. Phone 2O66.
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entire opposing infeid at sea. No
faint hearted third 5aseman could Iva
through series against the Detroit
club. Cobb may look" the bunter an
over when a bunt is expected TO ad-
vance baserunEer, and may draw the
third baseman in, confident that the
pan wiz be laid down, and then make
him call on all his lodging ability to
get out Of the way OF a terrific smash
right at him. / don't blame infieldera
for being crossed" by Cobb. He has
the head to fool them and the ability
to carry out his schemes.
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LOGAN.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN. July 30.-Miss Zina Crouch q,
Salt Lake and William r smith sor
or President Isaac Smith We're married
Thursday In the Logan temple Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith Will leave early in Septonbe,
FOR the east.
Among those who spent the twentv-
fourth on Bear lake. were Mr.. and Mrs
Luther NJ Howell. Mr.. and Mrs, William
Howell, DOCTOR and Mrs. ! s.. Smith. Mr.
Howell. vivian Hatch. Ruby Nebeker
Messrs. Orville Adams, Guy Condor
John Van Wagner.
George F. Gibbs spent the early part
of the week here.
Doctor and Mrs. Z. S. Bulge and fam
ny returned the early part of the week
from Bear Lake. where they have been
for two-weeks' outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stevens have re-
turned home from their honeymoon trim
In California.
Mrs. William Sanders. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Leo Campbell .or the
past week returned home Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy. McAilister left Tues
day Tor Los Angeles. They expect to
visit. in California for a month or six
weeks.
Alex Preston. made trip to Payson
during the week.
Miss Carrie Thomas and Miss Minnie
Ihomas spent last sunday In Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Pyper came 10 Lo-
gan last Saturday and. with Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Nebeker went to Bear Lake
TO spend the twenty fourth.
Mrs Joseph Bailey OF Ogden spent last
week here. guest OF Mrs. Squires,
Mrs. Ron Thatcher of Rexburg. Ida.
Is visiting here, guest of Mrs. Mary
Thatcher.
Mr. Taney Of Ogden spent part of the
week here
Mrs. Kate Preston went TO Salt Lake,
Thursday, enroute to Brighton, where
she will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
George Pyper,
Mrs Joseph Campbell of Ogden is Wis
iting relatives here.
Miss Zolla Smart left during the week
for an outing in the canyon.
Mrs. Stoops. with her daughters.
Misses Josephine. Margaret and Rather.
Inc Stoops. left early In the week for
months outing in Idaho,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Torgeson spent the
week on Bear lake.
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MURRAY.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY, July 30.-Miss Lyle Miller,
accompanied by her friend, Miss Meeks.
left Wednesday evening for Yellowstone
park. where they contemplate spending
4 month.
Enoch Tripp formerly Of this place. but
now Of Bountiful was Murray visitor
this week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Miller and children
left Monday evening for their home In
Idaho Falls, after a pleasant stay OF
three weeks here.
Miss Mabel Deeble and her friend Miss
Cora Thompson. left Monday for Brigh-
ton, where they will occupy one OF the
little summer cottages for month.
4 party OF young people from Murray
left ON the stage "Wednesday for Brigh-
ton on short rustcating trip among
the crags. They expect to be gone two
weeks.
Mrs. George Brown has left for wyom-
ing. where she win remain for the rest
OF the summer.
William Robinson is home from Ogden
canyon, where he has been sojourning at
the Hermitage
U. G. Miller and Joe Bennion. accom-
panied by their families have returned
from a delightful outing spent In Big Cot
tonwood canyon
Ray Jewkes of OrangeviIle, who has
been visiting here with Mr., and Mrs. C.
II. White. has returned TO his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Walker are spend
ing a week in the canyon.
Miss Buelah Gallyer arrived home from
Idaho this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hubbard have as
their guest Mr., Hubbard's brother from
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Buerglin have left
for Colorado, to be gone a month.
MT. and Mrs. Manasseh Smith and Mrs.
j. II. Gilbert are now located at Brigh-
ton for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Copeland are here
to make their home In the future. They
are at present pleasantly settled in the
Jones residence on State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kenyon OF Nebraska
are the guests this week Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Martin Peel.
Miss Helen White is expected home
from Idaho the coming week, after a two
months absence
Miss Cora Twaddle left the fore part
Of the week for her home in Morgan,
after a pleasant visit here with Miss
Carma Jones.
Mrs. r. II. Winder and daughter, jean.
have left for Wyoming where they will
spend the remainder Of the summer.
F.. j. Watson and Dr. Marshall arc
spending a few weeks In the mountains
just above Wasatch.
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AMERICAN FORK.
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
Al AMERICAN FORK, July so-Mrs. Al.
pert Pike OF st. George Is visiting in
AAtmeTican At Fork, the. guest OF her parents,
MT and Mrs. Nephi Elsmore.
ex-governor John C. Cutler of sa,t
Lake City was in American Fork Friday.
6a1 pretty @hsr Wedding sfd took place here Tues
American Forks highly respected voune
TobHson hJres oeeame &c me, the bride OF George p.
W. was given in the evening at the homo!
GI G 'he brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
y. ADAMS, In honor OF the occasion INST
sne enests immedisse TSa relations were the invited
their home In Salt Lake City.
Frank Stout was in SprlngviIle the fore
Menary. VI MISS fiese'
1i w. Roberts and wife Of Lehi were
visiting In this city Wednesday
Glenn Storrs returned 10 p,cbaeia
relatives. 'iNi' mere VITA
nr schey. Ira Chapman and Lawrence
9rlggs went to StrawbeSs. Valley
wednesday for ten days fishing trip.
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TOOELE.

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE. July S0.-Nlrs Archie Shield,
and three daughters of Ophir were visit.
Ing In Tooele during the week Mrs
Shields was accompanied home by he,
sister, Mrs. Stonebraker
Mr., and Mrs. Rhynald ThiIl returned
TO their home In Tooele the frst of tho
week after pleasant visit to the city
L. T; Hayes spent several days In the
city this week '''>
Mr. and Mrs. Hub Groskie returned
home on Monday after a pleasant visiI
to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Stineman returned
hone 10 Tooele after a visit 10 Sal,
Lake City. They were accompanied home
b. Mrs. Stlneman's sister, Miss Mny
Nichols OF Salt Lake City.
Mr., and Mrs, ]. Haywood of Missoula.
Mont. are In Tooele and are maxim
their home at Hotel Tooele.
MIR. and Mrs. John Eastgate returned
from Salt Lake the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Moore of CarneId
were the seusts OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. Nc
Lain or Tooele few days this week
Mr., and Mrs. James Smith and chill
dren returned homo the first of the week
after pleasant visit 10 Salt Lake City,
Mrs. Clara Haugh and baby OF Salt
Lake City are spending a week In the
city at the homo OF her mother, Mrs
]. w, Tate.
a ,,;,. county & institute was held in the as
Vile this week. County Superintendent
Lillian Roberry presided A. D Steu
Mrs. Ethel Bracken of ST Johns. Mjss
Connie Droubay and Miss Smith OF F,rda
Anna Johnson. Blanche Jensen, Emily
Jennings. r. d. Holiday and Carrie
ton.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Special to The Tribune.
! MT. PLEASANT. July 3o-Miss Mabel
Borg chaperoned a party OF fifteen
yorng ladies' for Pifhie Int In the noun
One Of the most interesting happen
lngs OF the week was the musicale given
in the public school by the pupils OF the
summer class. who have been instructed
| by the talented Miss Borg.
Among the young gentlemen who were
home for the twenty-fourth were
Messrs Garnard Jensen. Usher Winter.
Virge Johnson and Raj Jensen,
Andrew Larson and family have just
returned from delightful trip to rela-
| tives in Idaho,
| Miss Barton has returned from a
| weeks trip TO Spanish Fork.
Mrs. George Johnson has returned
from a trip TO Salt Lake.
The teachers examination was held
here this week under the supervision
of Prof, r. w. Nelson.
Miss Jeancta wenrich is spending this
week with friends In Fairview
On Wednesday evening Raj Jensen en-
tcrtained about fifteen young ladies and
gentlemen at his home.
Mrs. Van Noy OF Ogden was the guest
Of Mrs. Morgan Winters this week.
Mrs. Woodruff of Salt Lake is the
guest Of Miss Hllda Madsen.
The Novel Idea club met Friday with
Mrs. A. D. Sutten. Delightful and novel
refreshments were served
Mrs, Leroy Nelson entertained the
Home Culture club on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Phillips OF Los Angeles Is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. F. c. Jensen.
Mrs Grace Madison entertained at
luncheon for Mrs. Van Noy on Sunday
P w. Nelson Is spending a week or
ten days in Ogden on business.
Mrs. II, S. Nelson entertained at A
musicale on Wednesday evening
De. VIII Winters spent the early part
of this week with a school mate in Salt
Lake.
DR.. f. P, Barnhart Of Salt Lake spent
the last OF this week assisting DR.. r.
a Broadhurst In doing testing for tu-
berculoss
Hiram Seely has Just returned from n
months trip TO Canada.
Messrs August and Henry Wall were
among those who went TO the noun
tains fishing during this week.
Iran johnson spent the last of this
week in Richfleld. the guest of his
uncle, Jesse Bean.
Mrs. Kellar OF Manti Is the guest OF
her daughcr. Mrs. j. W. Cherry.
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SPANISH FORK.

Dpecial to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, July 30.-Henry B.
Hicks and wife came down from Clinton,
In Spanish Fork canyon. on Thursday
and returned on Friday.
Prof. Edward Morgan OF Cedar City
is visiting with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
David Morgan. Of this city.
Mrs. Agnes Morgan. who has been at
tending summer school at Salt Lake Cit-.
Is home again.
John w. Moore and wife have gone ,p
70 Thistle In Spanish Fork canyon. to
spend week al the home of Leven
Simmons,
w. j. Thomas, an old settler Of Spanish
Fork, spent the 9th OF July in Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl saxey OF Provo are
visiting at the home OF his parents,
Judge and Mrs. SaNey, in this city.
Mrs. James close and children have
moved back 10 Spanish Fork from Salt
Lake City, where they went six months
ago, Mr. Close will remain there for Il
time.
VIII Noaks and wife and Lon Young
and wife are visiting at the home oi
Peter Bayack in this city.
Mrs. III. Z. Hughes OF Ogden was in
this city three days this week. but was
called home because OF Illness.
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BINGHAM.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM July 3O-Miss Edith Tre-
loar and her brother, John Treloar. OF
Mammoth are visiting with their aunt,
Mrs, G. Tregoning,
Bert Vincent. for many years we'll
known In business circles In this camp
has moved 10 the valley, where he will
establish business near the terminus OF
The new electric car line at Sandy.
Clarence Simpson, who has been the
guest OF Ed Jones and family of HighIa nd
Boy left for his home In Silver City
Tuesday.
The pioneer ball Monday evening in
Canyon hall proved 20 be a very sue
cessful social event, Ruther's orchestra
furnished excellent music.
Earl Clinton OF Salt Lake is the guest
Of his cousin. Miss Wanda sosinski Of
Tie Bingham New Haven mine
Miss Vera Rogers of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs w. S. Hosking OF Upper
Bingham.
ham is home, after spending six weeks at
the University OF Utah summer school
George Brown and family have left
,Toocle City.
.Iohr Hyland and family OF Upper B;ng.
ham have moved - Lower Bingham.
Mrs. Woolley OF Copperton Is Visiting
relatives In Salt Lake
N1is:, Elsie Ferre. formerly of this
camp. has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Jones.
. n. 4. Dudley has nearly completed the
school census for the Bingham dis
trict.
Marshal ]. w. Grant went to Salt Lake
Thursday on special business.
Mrs. Joe Kemp Is on a visit with rela-
tiyes IN California.
samuel Robbins is on visit to Butte.
Mont
The Misses Jeanette. Violet and Anea-
line Boloenesi have returned from an
extended visit with friends in Ogden
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MANTI.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MANTI July 30.-One OF the most
pleasant entertainments Of the week was
that given by the Musical club Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs T. T.
Reid. A good programme was given
each member taking part. After tho
meeting dainty refreshments were served
| by the hostess
Miss Katherine sweascy Of Salt Lake
| City is visiting with Margaret Hornung
| this week.
The Misses Helen. Eunici. Rozalia and
Stanley Jorgensen entertained at thea
| ter party Thursday evening IN honor OF
Evan, Josephine and Della Jensen OF
Monroe.
Lcda Peterson is spending q couple OF
weeks visiting in Salt Lake City.
A pleasant surprise was given Dellda
Anderson Sunday evening by twelve OF
her friends 1t proved a very successfu
affair. and games and music were in
duged in for some time. when all were
served with dainty refreshments.
Oscar Froling. Jr.. OF Oakland. Calf,
is visiting with friends here, and is
guest OF Mrs. l.. T. Tuttle,
Miss Maria Nelson and Miss Jennie
Work entertained at dinner Monday
Covers were laid for ten, very pleas
ant day was spent.
Miss Mary Z. Martin left Tuesday for
her sister Jennie. and together they will
spend month visiting with relatives
and friends In different parts OF the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Anderson an
Gencvieve. and j. W whito OF Salt Lake
city: the marriage TO take place next
month.
Roy Larsen and family. Julian and Ell
ray Larsen. Mrs. P, O. Madscn and Mrs.
Belle Brown of Bonita are spending a
few days here with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs, G.. r. BraIthwaite enter
tained very pleasantly Monday afternoon,
Erastus Nelson Of Ferron came over
Thursday to visit with his mother and
sister for few days,
About twenty young people left Tues
day for a pleasure trip In the mountains.
They expect to be gone about ten days.
Mrs. Mary Anderson entertained about
ten OF her friends i'm a charming manner
Wednesday afternoon. \ delicious din
ner was served and a very pleasant time
reported
Miss Nettle Alder is down from Salt
Lake, visiting with her sister, Mrs. j. II.
Carpenter.
Miss Maggie Crawford was a charming
hostess Wednesday, when she cnteI tanned
In honor OF the Marasol club. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with the sea-
SOM flowers Delicious refreshments
were served. About twelve members
were present. and spent very enjoyable
time.
Mrs. L, F, Becker and mother. Mrs,
Nelson, spent the first OF the week in
Mt. Pleasant visiting with Mrs. +. c.
Jensen.
Mrs. Hansen West entertained Monday
afternoon In honor OF her birthday.
Mr., and Mrs. William Braithwaite, Jr
entertained a dinner Monday.
The senior ladies OF the North Ward
Mutual improvement entertains the
junior ladies today in the grove known
as Strawberry Patch, They meet at 10
o'clock and will spend the day there and
will serve a delicious luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Wintch are visit
Ing relatives In Mayield this week.
Mrs, T. +. Peterson Is seriously Ill.
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NEPHI.

Special to The Tribune.
NEPHI. July 30-Mrs. d. o. Miner
returned Sunday from Salt Lake.
+. II. Sparkcs. Jr.. of Salt Lake, and
children. spent Sunday in Nephi
Mr. and Mrs. NJ King OF Salt Lake
were Nephi visitors the first OF the
week
Mrs. e. Tanner visited her son, j. Z.
Tanner of Spanish Fork. this week.
Miss Nina sidwen returned from Salt
Lake Sunday,
George Winn OF Salt Lake is visiting
relatives and friends in Nephi.
Miss Olive Syndersaard was In Salt
Lake the first Of the week. the guest
OF Miss Georgetta Paxman.
Miss Lilliar Blackett returned Sunda s.
from Salt Lake, where she had been at
tending summer school.
Miss Geneva Price of Salt Lake spent
the 2Ith in Nephl.
Miss Phyllis Sparkes is spending a few
weeks at home prior to rcsuming her
studies at the b Y. U.
Mrs. George Sudbury entertained Mon
day afternoon in honor OF the sixth birth
day OF her son, Alton. The little guests.
who numbered ten, were entertained by
games and music. and a delicious lunch
con was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Bailey. Sr, arc
visiting in Salt Lake
Miss Ina Hawkins returned from two
weeks visit TO Salt Lake.
Miss La Verne Tanner spent Sunday
In Spanish Fork.
James G., Beane. a well-known young
shecpman OF Ncphf, and Miss Alveretta
Evans. one OF Nephrs most popular
daes hsS % mfrTSd In tSs Ss Lake
In Nephi-