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TO START RELAXING THE
BLOCKS ON STATE ST.

According to assurances given
Alderman Dalton by District Super
intendent Chamberlain. of the Pub
lie Service Corporation, today, work
in reiaying blocks on State street,
between Washington street and De-
Kalb avenue, and for distance OF a
hundred feet on Washington street,
will be started tomorrow. Fhe Pub
lie Service offlcial promised that the
Hastings Paving Company would
have men on the job tomorrow
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06
MISS BAMBER is
REELECTED TREASURER

Miss Beatrice M. Bamber, head Of
the nurses stan OF the local hospital,
was reelected treasurer Of the New
Jersey State Association Of Nurses,
at Paesaic, yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06
KEEPER
SEVERELY CUT
BY A CONVICT

Special by United Press Wire
Trenton, April 6;-While exercis-
ing convicts at the state prison this
morning Patrick Kennedy, a deputy
keeper, WAS attacked and severely
cut by Bernard Engleman, a prison
er from Union county, who is serv-
ing seven years for burglary. Ken
nedy is seriously wounded, but it is
believed he will recover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06
Carpeis Cleaned

Will call for and deliver or clean on
the fioor BY the VACUUM PROCESS.
Phone 4S-J Or drop postal AMBQY
VACUUM CLEANING COMPANY, ,
26b High st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06
B. P. 0. {. HAD
INSTALLATION
OF or FFlCERS

The annual installation of officers Of
Perth Amboy Lodge, No. 7S4, Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks, was
held at seven O'Clock last night in their
lodge rooms in the Odd Fellow build
ing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06
HEALTH BOARD Will
MEET FACTORY HEADS
To Decide M0tFfod
Of Sanitary
Drinking.
FOR EMPLOYEES

A long session took place at the
regular semi-monthly meeting OF
the Board Of Health in city hall last
night. Arrangements were made for
a conference between the board and
various factory officials to decide
upon sanitary method of supplying
drinking water to employees in fac
tories. Commissioner A. p. Keu-
nedy reported that the present
methods of supply were unsanitary
and In some ways dangerous. Offi-
cials of factories VIII be notified to
be present next Tuesday night to
discuss the matter.
The licensing and inspection OF
milk depots was subject of long
discussion This matter will be
taken in hand by the milk and food
supply committee, which has been
supplied with a list of the milk de-
pots in and about the city. 1t was
learned last night that some whole
sale milk dealers, unknown to the
board, are selling milk in this city.
Milk licenses were granted last
night to Jennie Fiigen and Alexan-
der Hinkel. The applications Of
Annie Kudanicz and Mike Haieta
were referred to the milk and food
supply committee. The secretary
was instructed to communicate with
the state health authorities to learn
of the various sources OF milk suns
ply In this city.
Sigmund Fletchbaum, a wholesale
milk dealer, will be summoned be-
rore the board at their next meeting,
next Tuesday night.
/ nnnn4cnxr -
dealer In brewers grain, appeared
before the commissioners last night.
He testified to selling brewery re-
fuse for feed to cows. but said It
was OF the dry, wholesome and fresh
kind. Although the sanitary code
OF the city prohibits the sale of such
refuse, the commissioners passed a
motion permitting De, pison to con-
tinue the sale untrf stL time as he
Is otherwise notified. Il the mean
time the board win again confer
1 ject.
| J. Phi. Goldsmith, owner Of mum.
Der OF houses wherein new plumbing
work Isl 20 he GSs:slss5 appeared hofor.
the board relative to the worE Il
was instructed what style OF wori
VIZ DVuIA uSnlI6u ana was assured
ample time would be given to finish
Nuisances Abated.
! Chairman Henderson, OF the sarf-
tation committee, gave lengthy re-
port, indicating what was being
done in the nuisance line. He re-
ported nuisances abated as follows,I
M. Rosett, 469-477 Mechanic street.
and Andrew Martin, 299 Ridgely
street. That of Sadie Frankel, ia
Division street, is being ahated.
Thirty days was allowed for abatlofs
OF cistern nuisance. Nuisance at f3
and Lawrie street, owned BY Mas
sopust brothers, was reported as be-
ing abated Thomas Holton was
allowed thirty days to complete all
terations on property at 391 High
street. No action having been taken
by the city attorney relative to the
Oxenford nuisance at 1SS Paterson
street, the secretary was instructed
to write to the city attorney. Cons
missioner Kreielsheimer reported
progress towards abation OF nuiss
ance at 275 Smith street. John w.
/ Ellie was granted an extension of
thirty days in which to complete im-
provements at 649-651 Cortlandt
Continued on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06

Sewing Machines, any make, any
style, at A. Jenssn. 336 State street
a702-2zS-tfe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06

1910 M0del, passenger touring
car, run less than 1900 miles. big
bargain. Inquire sexfopa s, 20 Smith
street 1o4a2-z-5-5te
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06

Sole agency for National Cash
Registers, all the latest models. A.
Jensen, sac State street.
8761-z-s-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06

Get q Typewriter from A. Jensen.
sss State street s7s2-2 s-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-04-06
Lumberand N1illwork T alks
/. Evils of Lump Estimating.

Because It gives every
chance for MISUNDERSTANDING
ings IN that it affords no OPP
p0rtuuity to compare extras,
nor to show the true value Of
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VOLUMES TO BE ADDED
TO PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following twenty-five volumes
wlll be added to the public library Mon.
day morning;
d Mlssellaneous-Bain, Last King of
Poland: Baker, American Esperanto
book; Balmes, Criterion; Croiset, Aristo,
phanes and the Political Parties at
Athens; Jusserand, Literary History of
the English people, 3 vol; Mnngus,
English Literature in the Nineteenth
Century; Moves, Drake; Porter Life
and Times of Anne Royal: Rucdieer,
Pnnclples of Education: Severy, Gil
lette s Social Redempton; Sichel,
sheridan, 2 vol; Starke, Alcohol; Well,
man, Day in Court.
flction-Baln, Mine of Faults
Brown, Country Neighbors; Partridge.
iPJassers-by: Rothheld, Indian Dust.
Warner, Just Between Themselves,
Children Books-Conway, Chill
drcn S Book or Art; Hamilton, New
Sophomore; Stoddard. Red Patriot
Wheeler, Captain Pete of Puget Sound
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ANTI-ENGLISH FEELING
STRONG IN AUSTRIA
Special Cable 10 The Tribunc

special Gable 10 The Tribune
VIENNA, June 4.-Thc anti English
ieeilng IN Austria is stronger today than
IL mas been in years. The charge thar
austria really was building her Dread
noughts Tor Germany was made by some
OF The English papers and caused much
Indignation here. This has been in
creased by the fact that the Grand Duke
Francis Ferdinand heir apparent to the
austro- hungarian throne and represen-
tatiNe OF the empire at the funeral OF
King Edward. had been given place be-
low that assigned to the czar OF Bull
saria; practically self-decared king.
ana held here in some quarters TO he
legally yassal TO the sultan of Turkey,
Inc grand duke I am told, is sti!l furi-
Gus over his trea tment In London, and
his indignation is generally shared II
may safely be said that, so far as the
influence of the heir to the throne can
be eXcrted with The government of Aus
tria- Hungary, IL will be opposed to Great
britain, whenever question in Euro
pean- politics arises for the grand duke
is Nipdicttve man who will remember
him.
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LOGAN.

Special To Tho Tribune
LOGAN June 4.--One OF the delightful
affairs of the week was the bridge tea
given Saturday by Mrs. George w.
Thatcher at her pretty home oil East
Center, The rooms were bright win
potted plants. and the guests "ere scatter
Mt four tables. A dainty luncheon was
served after bridge
Mrs u. d Ball was hostess Friday
afternoon at a beautifully appointed
bridge party in honor of Mrs willard
Langton The rooms were bright with
cut flowers and potted plants ana SIN
tables OF bridge were enjoyed
The marriage of Miss Ncda Thatcher
Lawney Squres took place "Wednesday
al the home OF the bride. The ceremony
was performed by n, W kimball In the
presence OF the immediate families ana 1Igi
few friends. Mr., and Mrs. Squires ielL
on the afternoon train for salt Lake
where they Will make their home.
A very pretty garden party was given
Monday afternoon BY Professors Larsen
Huntington Miss Huntsman and Miss
Parmelee who leave Logan shorty on
their summer vacations 1t was given
at the home Of Professor corsfnd Larsgni tn% fnr
the occasion y very dainty luncheoh
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs All Farrell and family
left Salt Lake Tuesday TO make their
home in Logan again. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farrell have spent the past three years
in the city and they have many friends
who will welcome them back to Logan
In honor OF Mrs. kimball, who is the
guest of Mrs. q. H. Champ, Miss ELIZA
beth Smith entertained al bridge Tea
Thursday afternoon. Several tables were
enjoyed and number of guests were In
vited in for tea to meet Mrs. Kimball
The faculty of the New jersey academy
entertained the seniors and eighth grade
pupils at very delightful lawn party
at the academy Tuesday evening. Games
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Squrcs reached
Logan the latter part of the week from
New York, where they will spend the
summer at the home of Mrs. Squires' s
mother, Mrs. Andrew Elason.
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PROVO.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special To Tho Tribune.
| PROVO. June d.-Miss Edna Westplrall
was the complimented guest nj a bundle
| shower at her home Tuesday evening by
| twelve OF her friends,
Mrs. j. y. Olson entertained nj a .la-
| lighttul luncheon Sunday complimentary
| To Mrs. OlsoH'a uncle. William .'enrnid.
| Roses were used with charming ettec, In
| the decorations of tho rooms aud dining
| table and covers were laid for eighteen
| guests
| Miss Cora Ward charmingly entertained
| the lady teachers OF the Franklin school
at i NensiDgton Tuesday afternoon. 4
DAINTY supper was served TO ten guests.
The dining table was prettily decorated
with moss roses which produced "A charm
ing effect.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheable an
nounce the engagement OF their daugn-
ter. Miss Hazel. TO Elliott Westphall, the
wedding 10 take place OH June %.
Mrs. a. l.. Brown was the hostess at a
very successful bridge ten Thursday af
ternoon. when she entertained n number
OF her friends. SIX tables OF the games
were played. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with "A pro(uslon Of rod roses
ana the place cards were hand painted IN
rcd roses
The most delightful AFFAIR of the week
was the lawn party given by Miss Phyllis
sparks at the Sparks home on Academy
avenue. complimentary to her sister, Miss
Pearl Sparks of Nephi, who is her guest
v
titully lighted with electric lights cncased
In Japanese lanterns and a canvas was
stretched on the lawn where dancing was
enjoyed. At II o'clock a delicious sup
per was served. The table decorations
were red roses and the place cards were
red hearts. The parlors wre also deco
rated with a profusion of rcd roses The
guests were the Misses Vera Harding, Ra-
chel Pyne. Irene Evans, Vivian Bonnett,
bessle Cannon. Flossic Dunn Alta
straw, La Priel Straw, Josephine Thomas,
Laurie ltggertsen, Doressa Eggertsen
lola Wright, Georeetta McCuue, Leah
Ietttgrew, Kate Alexander Leone Hague
hennah jacobson Norma Miner. Edith
Hindly, Annie lIndley, Messrs Frank
straw; Thatcher Jones. Cyril Durtln Ray
van wagner. Newton jackson, Arthur
McCullough. Earl Thomas. Wyman Berg
BerS Jorganson, Jesse Crosby. Leland
Earrer Deios Paxman, ST Thomas, Raw
OVernandy, Hector McCory. Gerald Ga
ziel Earl Cole, Dee Brown, Levi Harmon.
Mr: and Mrs, Reed Anderbcrs and Mr.
and Mrs, Lyman Noyes
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BINGHAM.
Special to The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune
BINGHAM. June 4.-Mr and Mrs
Andrew Mayer were hosts Thursday
evening al n delightful five-point game
OF whist. in compliment to the Nelrhbor-
hood Whist club. OF which they are
members. Most dainty were The prize
awards. Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf were the
winners Of the highest score. while sec
ono honors were won by Mrs. Fred Be
mis- and Frank Strineham: consultations
iell TO Mrs. w. Il. Alexander and r. G..
Allen An appetizing lunch was served
20 the following guests: Messrs and
Mesdanes w. Z. Alexander. w S
Cannore. r. l., Herrick. n. Dunsmorc. +
Mctcalf. c. l.. Countryman. r. G. Allen.
Frank Stringham. L. T. Dudley. Misses
Dollie Mackinson Lizzie Mackinsou
Louise Dudley, Anna Lehman Hazel Be
mis- and e. l.. Kraemcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stringham are
hosts for Thursday evening in honor OF
the Neiehborhcod Whist club.
An informal farewell surprise partv
was rendered Mr. and Mrs VI. Il. Baird
Wednesday evening, who left Thursday
morning for Salt Lake, where They have
purchased cosy home. Mr.. Baird has
a responsible position with the Utah
Copper company. The many friends OF
MIR. and Mrs. Baird regret their de-
parture.
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PARROT THE CAUSE
OF EXTRAORDINARY RIOT
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Gable TO The Tribune
LILLE. France, June An extraor1I-
nary rot has been caused here by Il par
rot Some years ago n man named Gel
per won prize OF $40. 900 and bought a
parrot Two days ago the parrot went
for an excursion into Lille, and NJ. Gel
per oHered a reward OF los TO any one
who would bring ii back, A man named
Bosch and another man named Louis
caught Poupolc. as the parrot was called
and claimed the reward Then they quar-
relied, and the result was fight, which
started I'm The house Of NJ. GeIper and
went on through the streets TO the police
station. Before the three men got there
an immense crowd had taken sides in the
quarrel and were lighting, too. The po-
lice. with great impartiality. tried TO ar
resi- cVerynoay, and several people were
badly hurt before reinforce menis came.
Eighty men were required TO restore or
der Bosch has three ribs broken and
M, Gelper has n black eve
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TOOELE.

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE. June 4.-Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Platt and daughter, Dorothy and Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Clark and daughter
Eleanor. were registered at the Oqulrrh
hotel Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Grohoski will
spend Saturday and Sunday In Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. V. Greon Logan was visiting
friends in Salt Lake city the first of the
week,
The Ladies' Sewing club met at the
home OF Mrs. Clemo on j. street on We'd
ncsday afternoon, Mrs. Clemo was as
sisted In entertaining by Mrs. Donald
Hcndry. delightful luncheon was
served, and the afternoon was pleasant
~ spent In sewing.
Mrs. Edward Groesbeck and Mrs. V.
Green Logan VIII entertain Ihe Ladies'
club at a card party at Hotel Tooele this
afternoon.
Miss Fay Lodge and Miss Mae Collins
guests at the homo OF Miss Lodges par
cnts on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Samuel Merritt OF Pine Canyon
was the guest of Mrs. Edward Groesbeck
on Wednesday,
One Of the most delightful social events
OF the week was the grand ball on We'd
ncsday evening AT the opera house under
lodge The ballroom was beautifully deco
rated i'll pennants, lodge cmblems and
the national coors. Tho entertainment
committee spared no pains to make IL
an enjoyable affair for all present. Ex-
ceilent music was given by the Tooele
orchestra, and banquet was served
Dancing was engaged In until late
hour
Miss Belle Bird OF Salt Lake CITY was
visiting friends In Tooelo on Thursday.
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EPHRAIM.
Special To Tho Tribune.

Special To Tho Tribune.
EPHRAGM, June "A pretty wedding
reception was given Wednesday evening
at the home of Hans G Jensen In honor
OF the marriage Of his son. Hans. and
Miss Marion Dorlus. The marriage ccrc-
mony was performed at the Montl tenn
mate friends were in attendance at the
reception. Many beautiful and costly
presents were presented TO the newly
married couple The bride wore a hand
some gown of white null and carried
bouquet of white carnations Both
are are among The popular young people of
this community. The bride has been an
operator at the telephone exchange I'm
this city during the past three years
Mr.. and Mrs Jensen VIII make their
home In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johanscu entertained
number OF their friends al Il dinner
party Monday evening, In honor OF tho
birthday OF Mr.. Johansen. Snowballs were
used In the decoration Of the dining room.
IhoSe In attendance were Mr.. and Mrs.
|. j. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs Louis Peter
son Mrs. Mahsen: Miss Clara Frantzen
and the host and hostess.
The Ladies' Kensington club of this
CITY was royalty entertained Monday att
ernoon by Mrs. n. Hansen An elab-
crate lunch was served during the early
Mrs. Chris Larsen, Mrs. Adelbert An
derson, Mrs Maggie. Willardson. Mrs,
7. Hansen, Mrs. I. j. johnson. Mrs.
Sarah Poulsen. Mrs. Willie Anderson.
Mrs. Willie Larsen, Mrs. Orval Peter
son and the hostess.
a china shower was given Tuesday
night in compliment TO Miss Marion
Dorlus, which proved 10 be one of the
prettiest social events given In this city
during the year Dainty refreshments
were served, and many beautiful and
costly presents were presented to the first
June bride OF this city, After the re-
freshments had been partallen of the
winch pDnglG1p1 nf ty,r.r
ladies. spent the remainder of the even
ing at the ball.
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KAYSVILLE.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
,kAISNILLE. June 4.-Mr. and Mrs,
Charles II. Barton and children. MIR and
MIS-, Joseph b Jarman and Henry Bald
WIN; all OF Ogden, spent Decoration day
In kaysville. '0'
During the week. Mrs. Mary lane
Proudfoots Arnold NJ. Barnes Miss MoIIIe
barnes Henry II. Blood John G Nj
Barnes and wife. Miss Olive Kifoyle and
John r Barnes wero visitors 10 Sail
The following Kaysville people were,
visitors to the Junction City during the
week: Paul r. Thomassen, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ieber Galley, Mrs. Kirby S. Sims Mrs
Robert Green, Miss Emily Mayljn Miss
Scottic Sims, Miss Ada Maylin Robert
Somerville and Mrs Emma Strong
Paul r. Cook Of St Louis spent SIM
day in town as the guest OF A. M
Barnes. "
MISS Ina Lusk OF Malad CITY Ida. Wis
ited friends In kaysville Sunday
Mrs. Minnie Taylor of Salt Lake and
MIS- Grace Taylor and daughter. Norma
OF Ogden. spent Decora lion day in town
as guests of Mrs Emmeine TAYLOR
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Hyde and chill
dren OF Downey. Ida. arc spending a few
days I'm town as the guests of their MANY
relatives and friends.
IL W. Barnes returned to Kamas
summit county, Tuesday morning after
a short visit here as the guest OF rela-
tives.
Miss Lucille Butler OF Salt Lake is
spending a few days here as the guest OF
MISS Vera Bonnemort.
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OGDEN.


Special To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. June l.-Mrs. : l., Brick en-
tcrtailicd Tuesday afternoon at 500
party. the FIRST OF series Of parties TO
hc given at her home. The house was
arlisticaliy decorated with roses and The
place cards aud tally cards were In rose
design. The tables were beautiful with
American Beauty roses. Prizes were won
by Mrs. \. Walker and Florence Wright.
and Mrs. Hess favored the guests with a
number Of musical selections Fruit
punch was served during the afternoon
and following the card games an elaborate
luncheon was served The out-of- town
guests were: Mrs. +. y. Hess. omaha
Mrs. Dohhin. Los Angeles: Mrs. Geddes.
Kansas city, No: Mrs Il. \. Grant sal;
Lake, Mrs, Morris. Spokane: Mrs. a c..
Sloan Evanston, Mesdamcs James, VIII
ligm and Charles knudson, Frances Pit
and P, Dunn Of Bingham and Mrs. Hulda
Linsig. Philadelphia.
Miss Lille Moyes visited in salt Lake
the past week.
The Child Culture club VIII meet with
Mrs. orsor Riser Tuesday. June Z. at
which time debate Will be given by Mrs.
Kate Bllli1id and Mrs Elizabeth Bar
rows. on "Thc Luxury OF Children"
Miss La Verne Fulton entertained the
In honor OF Miss Maude Hayes. who
leaves soon for California. where she will
spenn the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wattis and daughter
Ethel. who have spent the last year in
Berkeley. Cal. have returned to their
home IN Ogden where they will remain
FOR short time.
The regular monthly meeting cf the
Missionary society of the Methodist
church wes held at the home OF Mrs.
IA. L. Griffin Thursday afternoon. The
study OF India was continued and pa
pers were read by Mrs. Agnes Clancy and
Mrs. Alice McCrsery.
The What | Can girls of the Baptist
church gave n picnic party in ogden cam
yon Wednesday. Mrs n. ID. Zimmerman
the young ladies.
Mrs. A. Smilhen and daughter Rose Of
SAT- Lake, accompanied by Mrs. William
Masterson of Ogden, left Saturday for
New York, from which place they will
sail June II for Europe
The next meeting Of the Martha society |
will be held ut the home OF Mrs. Gus |
Becker. Monday. June 6,
Mrs, II. c. Manson left Thursday for
a months visit in Boston and Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 5. Gunnel visited in |
Provo during the woek.
The members OF the Ladies' Literary |
club Will be the guests OF Mrs John Cul- |
ley at their next meeting Wednesday |
June :, An interesting programme will be |
given, Among the numbers will be pa
pers on Colonial Poems OF Whittier and |
l.ongfellow. and american Pottery" |
a number OF musical selections will COM
oletc She programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber j. Sears left Sat
Irday for Salt Lake. where they VIII
spend the week.
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EUREKA.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
| EUREKA. June i.-Mrs. Charles Ia.
| Drlskic and son spent the fore part o
the week at Spring City.
Mr. and Mrs. Sim Simpson visited will
| friends at the capital this week, aS die
| MIR, and Mrs. Dan Fields.
Mrs. n. Il. sullivan and daughter
| Miss Marcclla. are visiting at the capi-
| tai
Miss Ella Guy and Frank Dallin spent
villc,
Mr., and Mrs, u. a Depue AFRO enter
tanning the lattcr's sister. Mrs. Frank
j. Clay. OF Paris. KY
Mrs. Joseph Griggs and daughter. Miss
Della. and Miss Eliza beth Dewar are
spending ten dnys with relatives al Pay
son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Clark spent Sunday
at the Goshen Duck club house.
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Frank spent the
first of the week at Payson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw are visiting
at American Fork.
Luke Robinson. wife and daughters
spent the fore part Of the week at
Springville.
Mrs. A. N. Wallace returned this week
after spending a month at the metrop-
oils.
Mrs. c. p. Harvielle has returned from
a sojourn with relatives in Kentucky,
Mrs. George Hickman visited with
Nephi relatives during the week.
Miss Manda Fitch returned this week
from sojourn with Salt Lake friends.
Mir. and Mrs. Del Roberts visited with
friends nj American Fork and Provo this
week.
The dance conducted by the Elks at
the pavilion on Monday night was
cial success.
Mrs James Strang returned this week
from Richfield. where she was the guest
OF friends
Miss Devere Rozelle, who has been at
tending school ut Maitland. Mo-, during
the past term. returned to Eureka Satur-
day TO spend the summer with her par
entS, Mr. and Mrs Frank RoZelle Of
knightsvile.
The Misses Bessie and Clara Camp
have gone TO Salt Lake City to spend
tho summer.
Mrs. James D. Stack returned We'd
nesday from a sojourn with Salt Lake
friends.
Mr. and Mrs, S. L. Allcock and Mr.
and Mrs. William Ferguson spent last
at the Goshen Duck club resort
on Utah lake,
Professor r, S. Baker superintendent
Of the Eureka public schools, and wife
left Friday for Wood River, Neb,, to
spend the summer months, returning to
Eureka about September !.
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