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La Junta tribune., 1910-01-29

his entire impromptu address and re-
gret that We cannot even do justice
to a synopsis.
The meesing was one of the most
enjoyable ever held by the La Junta
Industrial Association. and the good
feeling between the towns OF the
valley that ought to result from 1t
will be OF benefit to every town In
the valley.
Among the guests OF the evening
were Colonel w. NJ. Wiley and C. A.
johnson, OF Holly; II. l. Maxwell, G..
NJ, Hall, J. w. Bowman. II. T. O'Con-
nor and w. j. Brown. Of Rocky Ford;
II. NJ. Fosdick. c. W. Benedict and
A. J. Burnett. Of Fowler; w. o. Skin
ner. Of Pueblo; Plat Rogers. OF Den.
yer.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-29
Aidrieh Acquitted In Garden City.

W. E. Aldrich. who ran away with
W. II. Biebes' Buick automobile a
couple OF months ago and sold Il for
$3.50 to the proprietOrs Of . garage
In Garden City. was tried In the dis.
trict court In that place last Monday
and acquitted. w. II. Biebox. j. C..
Handy and Marshal Adams went to
Garden City last Monday to appear
A. Witnesses In the case.
Aldrich rented the automobile from
Biebes last summer shortly after the
saloons closed and expected to do =
land office business carrying people
To Swink to tank up. The business
did. not pan out a Aldrich expected
T. would. and after working the fairs
In this vicinity. he announced that
be was going to Garden City to en-.
gage In the transportation business
there while the fair was on. Instead
he sold the automobile to Garden City
parties for $3.50. and made his xeta.
way for the Pacific Coast. He was
captured near Portland. Ore. and
brought back to Kansas. He insisted
that he had bought the automobile
In the first instance. and that II WAS
his to do with ~ he liked. although
he admitted still owing money on
the purchase price. The jury evident
ly believed his story a. they brought
In . verdict Of not guilty. Aldrich
has been out on ball since his arrest
and has been running . picture show
In Garden City.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-29
Death Of Miss Edith Stewart.

Miss Edith Stewart. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Stewart, Of Den.
yer, died very suddenly At the home
Of her parents In Denver last Tues.
was about % years OF age. and the
eldest daughter Of the well known
Santa Fe engineer who Is In the pas
senger service between La Junta and
Denver.
The funeral took place in Pueblo
Thursday afternoon from the home
OF Senator A. T. Stewart. an uncle
Of the deceased. The Rev. W. T.
Campbell, pastor Of the First Baptist
church. officiated and his eulogy was
beautiful narrative OF the pure
Christian life of the dead girl. Mrs.
w. A. Middelkamp and DR. Carl Hill
sang Lead Kindly Light" and Beau
tiful Isle of Somewhere"
The floral offerings were among
the most lavish ever seen In Pueblo.
and among them was an immense en-
blem from the Eastern Star order.
Besides her parents the deceased
is survived by a sister, Miss Frances
Stewart. an uncle. Mr.. Manning. and
n cousin. Miss Edna Stewart. OF Hous
tan. Texas. who were present at the
funeral, Interment was In the fam
lily plot In Roselavn cemetery. In PSl.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-29
0eys' 0esstsrs Club.

The latest thing under the sun In
Ia Junta 10 . Boys Boosters, Club
which vas organised among the boys
Of the high school one day last week.
with Bert Botkin % president. by
Prof. }. II. Larrick. Il b the pur.
pose Of the organiser to make II =
permanent club. and have the boys
devote quite . little tine snd effort
70 boosting high scAool sntsrpstses
Of an sorts ~ veil ~ aaAIstics. The
boys VIII sivs psblie lsaosstrations
asl fuacstoas fos The bsasnt Of the
school. hopins To create more intsnse
school spirit aa1 fsiiovship anons
Themselves. and Il possible among
the town psop,s.
Last Saturday the club made IT.
iaitlaa g DtusS1t streets
Of L. Junta. 10 uniforms fearful and
Wonderful 70 behold. and preceded BY
. home made bsass basl. the princi.
pal feature Of which was the bass
drum. There's nosAins like getting
lnto Tie boosting haiti early. II the
hablt srows On yoa. - nest all habit
-. \ viii - . Drins fastss In max.
ias . success q almost any uaAsrtak.
~ yeu tasl1s.
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-29
Former Ia Junta Printer In the Tolls

Undersheriff Devhe left wednes'
day for Clay Center. Kan. where he
will lake In TOW one c. L. Clinton. y
printer who worked In the office OF
the great family Journal for about
two months during the holidays a
year ago. Clinton will be brought
back 10 Otero county and prosecuted
on charge Of bigamy. He left La
Junta about the last week In January.
1908. and since that time has been
married twice. although at the time
OF being arrested he Was not living
with either one OF his wives.
The first victim was Miss Ethel T..
johnson. Of Lindsa urg. Kan. whom
Clinton married In Hutchinson, Kan.
on May ~. 1903. the ceremony be-
Ing performed by the Rev. Henry
Wolfe. The girl. who WIS only 10
years Of age. vas the daughter Of u
retired farmer living In Lindsburg.
Clinton deserted his wife two or three
weeks after the marriage and his
whereabouts WAS not known until
about . week ago. when Il WAS learn
cd that he Was working In = print
shop In Clay Center. Kan. When the
father learned OF bis daushter'S mar.
riage hs took her TO Sweden and
spent The summer. She II now Nv.
Ing In Chicago. Her father 10 very
anxious y prosecute the rascal that
married Als daughter.
clintoa'S nsxt sscspsds was pulled
of In Il Junta. On August ~. 1909.
he was married. In this city. by the
Rev. 0sofgs r. Morley to Miss LII.
ihn rsaotng. 'et Rsto~. Il 10 not
known bow long he lived with her.
but the gtri 10 now In Ration with her
mother. Cllnton tclesrnphcd to his
wife In Raton after he was arrested
not ito . anything. or say anything
until you hear from me-" OF course,
under ~ circumstances. no woman
would 10 expected 10 DO anything
slss.
ciinteo W. married n Clay Cen
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-29
M a Boys club-Ten Reasons.

!. Because play is necessary part
OF every child's education and devel-
opmea
2. Because the streets OF even a
small ri,y afford no opportunity for
play Without breaking a city ordin-
ance.
3. Because the club provides play
center during the cold months when
public: Fairgrounds are no longer
avaIlstle.
4. Hcause 1t provides evening rec
reatioa in place where there is a
clean locial atmosphere.
5. Hcause It provides place. pc.
culiarty lis own. where the neglected
10y ny find an evening home and
whereof viii not be ordered to move
on. 4
q. Hcause idleness Is the greatest
gener1lor of yagrancy and crime.
while he boys club is place OF ac.
tivitie
Z. ecause II provides athletics.
physid development and bathing IA
cii'sis for many underfed, anaemie
tsuss: w~uees ,.me..- N.
boys dub will develop an orderly.
social group OF lads who. for lack OF
this provision. would have become n
predatory gang.
3 because the social character OF
the boys club educational and indus
trial classes appeal to many boys who
would not be likely to enter other
evening schools.
10 Because such a structure would
represent an undeniable testimony to
the noisy. restless kid who is not
over. Welcome elsewhere. that the
business public and leisure class are.
after all. really Interested In his
pleasure and welfare.-P. A. Jordan,
superintendent Pittsfield Boys Club.
in Work With Boys"
La Junta tribune., 1910-01-29
Some More Local Items

Mrs. Mcmahon left Tuesday for
points in Indiana to visit relatives.
For Sale - One fine old violin;
cheap; $25. Inquire OF r. J. Win.
stanley.
Mrs. Ed Marshal and son, Callan,
have returned from a short visit in
Dodge City.
Clarence Hammond of Stansberry,
Mo, is guest OF relatives at the
Park House.
Mrs. Richard German returned Sun.
day from months visit to her moth
er In Aspen. Colo.
THE Top of the World" is schedul-
ed for an appearance at the La Junta
Theater on February 2Sth.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Coltman went
to Denver Wednesday morning for a
few days visit on business.
Mrs. X. Sanderson, of Denver, is
In La Junta, the guest OF her daugh.
ter. Mrs Geo. Poor, at 702 San Juan
avenue
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Weiland. OF
Pueblo, were in our city last week
attending to business and meeting
friends.
l.ssE.-as.~a0sl1Ga,=aG'Ts G'TsiaAAaAv-~ss-aA1
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Brown,
on Belleview avenue. Monday and
Tuesday OF this week.
Last Monday night Witnessed the
largest attendance at vaudeville at.
traction at the La Junta Theater
since Manager Dunkin has been In
charge.
Irvine l.. Gillum Is now proprietor
OF the Ground Floor STUDIO 32l
Sixteenth street, Denver. Notice his
advertisement In another column Of
this issue.
For Sale-Pure bred barred rock
chickens. also two dozen fancy brown
leghorn hens and cockerels. and three
fancy white Plymouth rock cockereis.
r.. G. Dalton.
Engineer c. A. Philhour, who In .
native Of the wilds Of Missouri. left
last Tuesday night for Lamar. Mo-. to
visit the scenes Of his childhood for
about two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Phares left last
Wednesday for Rosendale. Mo. to
visit Mrs. Phares' parents. who eel.
ebrAted their golden wedding ami.
verssry this week.
J. II. Mayhem came down from
Denver Thursday evening. arriving
In time to hear the feast Of cloquence
at the monthly dinner Of the La Junia
Industrial Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Kennieott. OF Delta.
who have been visiting for some
time In Denver and Boulder. were
In La Junta last week. the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Brown.
For saie-Purc bred white Arabian
saddle pony: weight slout 500 pounds
also saddle and bride: well broke To
ride and drive.--Henry Eggers. go
North Main street, Rocky Ford, Colo.
u. A. Crooks. Of the Reformed Pres
by,eriAn church. went TO Las Animas
Thursday where he was on the pro
gram for two addresses at n reform
league meeting held In that city this
week.
J. N. Bovee left on the noon train
Wednesday for Cedar. Montana. where
he WAS summoned on account Of the
serious illness Of his mother. Mrs. o.
z. Bovee. Mrs. Bovec IL nearly 100
years old.
A. W. Bhelton's household goods sr
rived from Colorado Springs on Wed
nssdAy and he and his family are
again 1t home In Rocky Ford af,ei
. two years absence. ROCKY Ford
Enterprise.
"Forty.five Minutes from Broadway
will b. the attraction at The L. Junta
Thsaser on Moe1ay. February 7th
This n one Of the biggest and bss'
musical comedies oaa the roaA-what
ever Dat y. ne company passs<
through Ia Junta % No. . ysstsrdaJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
BINGHAM.

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Aug. 20.-The dance given
in Canyon hall Friday evening by the
Lady Maccabees was a very successful
ers complete orchestra furnished excel
lent music.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], B. Graham Of Salt
Lake were in camp this week, the guests
OF MI and Mrs. A. w Forrnan.
Postmaster w. w. Wilson OF Sandy
was a camp visitor Thursday.
Bingham is preparing for the state
hremens convention, which will be held
here next Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Hill. proprIetress Of the Ell
merton hotel, was in Salt Lake on busl-
ness the first OF the week
Charles Hart, foreman at the Utah
Copper mtnes spent Thursday In Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs william Butler and chill
dren OF Galena were In Salt Lake Sat-
urday. called there by the sad death
of their daughter, Miss Lizzie Wheatley.
Mrs. Frank Stringham and children are
visiting relatives in Ogden.
Rev. Martin Thomas is attending the
NJ E. conference held In Provo this week
G. f. Adderiey, manager of the Bing-
ham Mercantile company, who was at
st. Marys hospital in Salt Lake the past
week, where his wife underwent a serious
operation, returned home Thursday.
Hyrum Goff, president of the Jordan
stake, attended services at the L. D. S.
meeting house Sunday evening
w. II. Wright made a trip to Tooele
several days ago.
j, NJ. Doolittle, manager Of the Bing-
ham New Haven Mining company. visit
ed camp Sunday inspecting the property,
a very enjoyable dance was given in
Canyon hall Tuesday evening by Mr..
Stenstrom. The attendance was large.
a novel and pleasant dance was given
at the Canyon hall Tuesday night. Au-
gust Is. by Mr.. and Mrs. Stenstrom and
enjoyed by more than 175 couples OF
Binghar's elite society. Music was fur
nished by the Cox orchestra OF NIidvale,
consisting Of seven pieces, The selections
were fine and rendered In a classic man.
ner, being encored for the second and
third repeat. For three special selec-
tions the applause was not allowed to
cease until the orchestra repea ted them
for the fourth time, Several gentlemen
assisted In the direction Of social affairs
and so perfect was Mr. and Mrs. Stem
stroms floor management that pleasing
comments were heard from every source
and a universal request was made for an
other dance within week. Almost the
entire crowd remained until the medley
at o'clock. when complimentary cheer
was given for the orchestra. and everyone
took their departure homeward feeling
they had enjoyed one Of the best dances
they ever attended,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
LOGAN.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, Aug 20.-Mrs. Ellen Nibley
entertained al a delightful luncheon Tues
day afternoon in honor of Mrs, Willard
Young of Salt Lake. The table was beau
tifully decorated with pansies and ferns,
and covers were laid for Mrs. Young.
Mrs. Joseph Howell, Mrs. Luther NJ,
Howell. Mrs. Nibley and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
| Howell.
Miss Eliason entertained informally
Tuesday afternoon at tea.
Mr. and Mrs w C. Gates of Provo ar
rived in Logan Wednesday and left Thurs
day for Logan canyon. where they will
be the guests OF Mr., and Mrs. L. p,
Bacon for a week.
Messrs. George Torgeson. Charles Han
SEN SEN r K,,,a; L. Campbell; Horace NebekeT
Lake left Wednesday for Red Banks,
! where they Will spend ten days camp
! ing,
| Mrs. Ron Thatcher and son left the
early part Of the week for their home in
Rexburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Thomas and Mrs
| Nettie Sloan returned home Monday from
| a pleasant two weeks visit at Bear lake
Mrs. Anna Knox who has been visit
Ing with Logan friends. returned to her
| home In the city Tuesday. Several in
formal affairs were given in her honor
during her visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Thatcher and
daughter, Patience. spent the week at
| Bear lake.
r. l.. Campbell and son, Bob. spent the
carly part of the week In the city.
DR.. and Mrs. O. II. Bulge are rejolc-
Ing over the arrival OF a son.
Mrs r, c. Easton, who has been visit
| Ing Mrs. M. q. Hanks, left for the city
the early part of the week, where she will
visit for several days before leaving for
her home in New York
Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Terry OF Denver are
visiting with Logan relatives and friends.
Mrs, Horace Nebeker has returned from
Gear lake.
Miss Harriet Thatcher and Miss Flor
ence McAllister returned during the week
from Bear lake
Mrs. Willard I.angton spent the week
visiting with Miss Lizzie Mckay at Og-
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Jepperson of Ogden
are the guests of Mr. Jeppersen's parents
Mr.. and Mrs S. ]. Jeppersen.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Woody have re-
turned to their home at Garland after a
pleasant two weeks visit In Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Hoge OF Salt Lake
spent Wednesday in Logan, having made
the trip by auto
Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas and chill
dreu OF Pennington are the guests of
Mrs. Kate Preston.
Mrs. Luther Howell Is back from
pleasant weeks visit at Bear lake
Mr.; and Mrs, Thomas Petty of Ogden
are the guests of Mrs. Julia Petty.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Poulton of Salt Lake
are Logan visitors.
Mrs, willard Young of Salt Lake is the
guest OF Mrs. Joseph Howell.
Miss Fawn Wright of Ogden spent sew
eral days OF the week as the guest OF
Mrs. Horace Nebeker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
BRIGHAM CITY.
Special to The Tribune.

| special TO The Tribune,
BRIGHAM CITY. Aug 2O.-SundaS
afternoon and evening Mr., and Mrs. Johr
ii. Burt of the Second ward celebrated ir
| honor OF their sixteenth marriage ami
versary. The time was n joyful one,
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles D. Brown entertained In honor
| of Mesdames Mary Leadbeater Of North
ampton, England. and Elizabeth Chester
| sisters TO Mrs, Brown who are In this
city on few weeks visit. After serving
delicious refreshments, the evening was
| pleasantly spent.
| Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
| B. McMaster were given a reception al
their home in the First ward. The party
was arranged by the members of the Nc
Master family and several children were
! present. a family supper was the prin-
| cipal feature OF the evening. The time
was spent In singing and other musical
numbers Several grandchildren were also
present
Monday MIR. and Mrs. j. M. Jenson,
Mesdames r. l.. Jenson. j. Scott Jenson.
| Claude Jenson and Miss Myrtle Jenson
left for Yellowstone park for an outing OF
several days The party were Joined at
the park by r. Leo Jenson. J. Scott Jen-
son and Claude Jenson. who left two
weeks ago.
Mr., and Mrs, w. A. Morton of Salt
Lake City were visitors to this city a
day or two this week
Miss Lou Eorsley is In Provo spending
her vacation visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. c. w. Stokes and Mrs. zeke
Thompson are in Rockland. Ida, visiting
friends
Mrs. Emma Lindley Of Ogden was a
guest at the home of Mrs, A. e. Munns
This week
Mrs. l.. T. Peirce of Salt Lake City
VISITED during the week with Mrs, S. P.
Boothe.
Mrs. Jones OF Salt Lake City was the
u, Il ~
afternoon
Congressman and Mrs. Joseph Howell
were In Brigham City Wednesday morn
ing for brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mortensen Of
Salt Lake City are visiting relatives and
friends in this city for number of days
Mrs; L. A. Merrell and children re-
turned to their home In Salt Lake City
the first OF the week. after an extended
visit with relatives in Brigham.
Mr., and Mrs. William Petersen of og-
den are visiting with Mrs Petersen's
parents Mr., and Mrs. VIII Forsgren.
Mrs. w. Fl. Wright and Miss Florence
Wright were visitors to Ogden the first
part OF the week.
Miss Nora Kotter returned this week
from an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs, c. 4. Stewart. Jr. OF Logan.
Mr. and Mrs Hans Ogaard and children
returned this week from few days visit
with relatives and friends in Newton.
Mrs. Lorenzo N, Stohl is spending the
week visiting relatives in Salt Lake City,
Miss Elsie Ward instructor of physical
culture at the Salt Lake high school, was
Visiting relatives and friends in Brigham
City this week.
Olger Jacobsen Of Logan visited his
parents In this city the first part of the
week,
Miles Slater returned to coalvile the
first OF the week. having spent several
days visiting his pagents in this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-21
KAYSVILLE.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. Aug. 20.-The most elab-
crate social event that has. occurred
the ]. NJ. club officers entertained about
! fifty of their members and friends at
! an outing at Saltair.
! Melvin F. Barton returned home We'd
nesday night from Japan where he had
| spent the past fourteen months doing
| missionary work.
Miss Mollle Barnes entertained a num-
| Der OF friends at a watermelon party at
her, home. on Monday evening. She was
| assisted in entertaining by Miss Olive
| Kilfoye.
Miss Ethel Edmonds entertained about
| twelve young friends at a birthday social
ee1tb friday eysang In honSr Gt her s
Thomassen and Hollis Phillips assisted
| In entertaining
E. s. Fisher of Richfeld was in town
| Tuesday,
Louis Bremen of Evanston Wyo, is
| spending a few weeks in town. !
Mrs Vernon Felt returned Friday from
| woodruff. Rich county. after four
weeks visit as the guest OF friends.
Mrs. r. w. Adams and family left for
two weeks visit TO Thatcher. Utah.
Saturday.
Mrs. S. A, Lowe arrived here wednes-
day from Nephi. where she spent the
summer.
Misses Sadie Lewis, Nora smedey and
Blanche Lewis, all of Dingh. Bear Lake
county, Idaho. are spending ten days
here with their cousin, MISS Olive Xii
foyle
Douglas Phillips returned home Wed
nesday from Haden. Ida. where he has
spent the last year.
Mrs. Fred Riddsh and children of Po-
catello. Ida.. have been visiting rela-
tives here this week
Mrs. Newman Wagstaff of American
Fork, Mrs. William II Smart OF Vernal.
and Mrs, John Hunter of American Fork
have all been visiting this week as
guests of Mrs. j. E. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wiggle left the first
OF the week for a two weeks trip through
Yellowstone park.
Mrs, E. p Ellison is spending a month
In Raymond, Canada. visiting relatives,
Misses Cora and Lena Bonnemort re-
turned home on Friday. after two
si home IN hY 5b brotbey hey ob
ert II. Bonnemort, who has been spend
Ing the past year In Arizona.
Or; and Mrs. Joseph II. Grant and
family have returned home, after a ten
days visit in Wasatch.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Layton have
returned home from an extended trip
through Yellowstone park
Hattie Jared and Elmer Dickson of
Morgan county are here as the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David Weaver.
Mrs. John Bennett left for Blackfoot.
Ida. Saturday, where she will spend
three weeks
Mrs. Mary Ellen Roberts left Friday
for an extended visit TO Raymond. Can
ada.
VIII Bowen returned to Ely. New. on
Sunday evening, after a short visit here
with friends.
Vernen Strong returned to KaysvilIe
Wednesday,. after a six months visit in
Haden, Ida
Miss IneZ Ilsk rnturned to ber bon,a IN
Malad. Ida. Sunday. after an extended
visit here.
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PROVO.

Special to The Tribune.
! PROVO. Aug 20.-The following well
known Provo people enjoyed a trip tc
| the mouth of Provo river and a launcl
ride on Utah lake Monday afternoon: Mr.
and Mrs. wv. D. Sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. E
| d. Sutton, Mr., and Mrs. Sherman Fargo
Mr. and Mrs. R. d. Sutton Mrs. Ida
Tooley. Miss Carrie Sutton and Lin Kim
| ball.
The members of the Anaga club mel
at the home of Miss Kitty Leetham or
Tuesday night, and after the usual busi-
ness was disposed of, social evening
was spent Those present were: Misses
Lizzie Dodd. Hlda Litchheld, Edna
Knudsen. Floss Park. Eta Goddard, vi
lata Knudsen, Hazel Boren. Beulah
Giles, Bess Eastmond. Annie Evert, Ad-
die Stewart.
Rio Grande Western Heber branch con-
ductor has gone back to Los Angeles,
Cal, where the climate has proven OF
much benefit to her health.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Sutton and Mrs.
Sherman Fargo have returned to their
homes in Park City, after a very pleas
ant visit In Provo. the guests OF Mrs.
r. D. Sutton.
Mrs. Eliza s. Stewart entertained at
dinner Tuesday In honor OF Mrs. Eva S.
Haynes OF Portland, Or, Covers were
laid for ten.
Miss Leona Goodwin has returned to
her Provo home. after five-weeks' visit
with friends in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. A. H Taylor has returned 10 her
home in Salt Lake. after a pleasant
outing spent at the ranch of Stewart
Bros. at the head Of Provo river
Mrs. Ida Tooley OF Park City Is Wis
itlng in the Garden City with her broth.
er, Lin Kimball.
The following Provo people are rusti-
eating at Springfield resort In Provo can
yon: Mrs. Jesse Knight. Mrs. Fred w.
Taylor. Mrs. M. l.. Pratt Mrs L. Hols
brook. Mrs, ], r. Twelves. Doctor and
Mrs. w, r.. Pike. Mrs. Josiah Beck, Mrs,
Phillips. Mrs. Lester Mangum, Mrs. j, w.
knight and Mrs Badger OF Salt Lake.
A jolly party from Salt Lake City,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Raucher.
is spending the week at Upper Falls In
Provo canyon. They are: Hazel Ostler.
Clare Tuchneld. ], B. Snyder and c. n.
Corruthers.
Doctor and Mrs. r. A. Irvine, Mr.. and
Mrs a. 3. Irvine, Judge and Mrs. S. r.
Thurman OF Salt Lake City, have re-
turned to their homes, after three weeks
spent at Upper Falls In Provo canyon.
The Sorosis Junior club met Thursday
night al the home of Miss Flossie Dunn
A paper on Queen OF Scots was given
by Miss Fay Loose. and one on the
"Chaminade.' by Miss Anna Newell.
Miss Eta Brown and Miss Hosic.
members of the Nebraska state normal
school. are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. e. Brown Of this city. The ladies
trip 10 the Yellowstone park
The engagement OF Miss Alice Nibley, |
daughter of C. w. Nibley OF Salt Lake, |