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WILLARD.

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WILLARD, Aug ia party OF mar
ried women consisting OF the following,
spent Friday in the cayon: Mary. e.
Mrs. Facer, Mrs, Korth. Mrs. North,
Mary Edwards. Maria Pettingell, Caro-
lima Packer, Emma Davis and Clara
Toombs.
Mrs. Clarissa Hardy has returned to
her home in Salt Lake.
Miss Jane Taylor has returned to Og-
den after few days spent here.
Mrs Lottie Hubbard has returned from
Twin Falls. Ida. where she has been
visiting her brother. Dr. Morgan,
Joel Lowe and wife have returned to
their home in Malad. Ida.
Mrs, Rachel Morgan has returned from
Twin Falls.
Mrs. Ada D. Smith Is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dudley.
George Ward OF Almo. Ida, has been
visiting relatives here during the week.
Mayor James NJ Dalton and wife have
gone to Burley, Ida
Miss Bertha Kunzler of Salt Lake Is
visiting relatives here.
Dwight Harding has returned from a
trip through southern Idaho.
DR.. L. II, Harding, and family have
side In the future,
Mrs NJ. W. Dalton has returned from
visit to Cache valley.
Joseph NJ Zundel Of Logan, together
with his family. has returned home.
Mrs. r. Z. Davis has gone to Promon-
tory for a week.
Jacob Zundel and wife have returned
to their home in Carlin. New.
A party consisting OF the following left
Thursday for a camping expedition in
Willard canyon. Misses Ida. Mary and
Jane Taylor, Tillie Woodyatt; Altha Hub
bard. Ethel Ward, Katie Owens. Elya
Woodyatt, Lottie Owens. Lavinia Korth,
Hattie Parsons. Maud Lowe. Mabel Ed
wards. Hazel Davis and Messrs. NJ. B,
Miller, Ellis Lowe, Asel Taylor. Frank
Lowe. Stephen Owens. George Fl. Lowe,
Perry Dalton. David Ward, William Dali
ton. The party Is chaperoned by Mr.,
and Mrs. A. 3. Taylor.
Edwin Gordon OF Pocatello Is visiting
relatives here
Mrs. R B, Baird has gone to Promon-
tory.
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Social Happenings i'm Cities and Towns of [
LOGAN.
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LOGAN. Aug. 1S,-Mrs. Kate Preston
and little daughter have returned home
from a two weeks visit In the city and
at Brighton. where they were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Pyper
Mrs. Robert Northrop OF Salt Lake and
children are the guests OF Mrs. Rodah
Cook
Mrs. Anna Knox is up from the city
Visiting with Logan friends.
Miss Rae Campbell OF Salt Lake spent
the past two weeks In Logan. where
she has been the guest OF Miss Blanch
Cane and Misses Alton and Genevleve
Thatcher
Mrs. Bartlett. who has been the guest
of Mr., and Mrs, A. NJ. Fleming tho past
two weeks. has returned TO Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cainc Of salt
Lake arc tho guests OF their son, John
T, Game, Jr,
The marriage OF Miss Chloe Smoot.
daughter OF Senator and Mrs Reed
Sinoot: and Ariel F.. Carbon will take
place at the home of the brides parents
In Provo. August 25. The young couple
Will make their home in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming have re-
turned from a pleasant Salt Lake trip.
Mrs Martha Sears, who has been visit
10 her home In the city.
Miss Alton Freed OF South Bend. Ind,
Is visiting In Logan.
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SPANISH FORK.

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SPANISH FORK. Aug. 15.-Mrs- Vard
Simmons. formerly Miss Rozela Babcock'
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Leo Olsen returned from a weeks stay
at Helper on Tuesday last.
Deputy Alma C. Hales OF Provo was In
Spanish Fork on Thursday.
Miss Soloman OF Salt Lake City Is visit
ing here with Mrs. j. W. Thomas.
Mrs Eldredge SNYDER OF Payson Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Morgan of the third ward OF this city,
this week
A marriage license was issued 70 AM
mon c. Dahle and Miss Sophia Beagley,
both OF Spanish Fork. on Tuesday last
Fred Saxey wife and family have re-
turned 10 Ogden. after visiting here
week with Judge and Mrs. A. SaXey.
John C. Morgan of the Third ward cele-
brated his SEVENTEEN birthday on Tues
day afternoon by inviting a few OF his
intimate friends 10 his home Mr.. Nor
gan is a native OF South Wales and Is
a pioneer OF Spanish Fork.
Prof Joseph \. Rees was banqueted
hero by his graduates on Saturday OF last
week at the city pavilion.
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BINGHAM.

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BINGHAM. Aug. l3.-J, ]. Mahoney and
family. for number OF years residents
OF Bingham, where they had many
friends. have moved 10 Salt Lake MIR
Manoney held a responsible position at
the 1amps smelter before its close and
his son, Jerry. was night clerk. Both will
probably accept positions at Garfield.
Fire departments No /. No. and the
one at Upper Bingham held joint meet
Ing at No. l headquarters Wednesday
evening. After the regular session, dur
Ing which many things We're discussed for
the good OF the departments. all enjoyed
a big feed
The Canyon hall management gave a
delightful dance Monday evening
ity OF music.
j. 3. Graham. formerly OF the Bingham
Bulletin, was a. camp visitor this week
Mrs. ~ Sanger, who has been on a two
weeks visit with her daughter and fam
lly in Butte, Mont, returned home Thurs
day.
W. s.. Cannon and Fred Ruthcr re-
turned home this week from several
days stay in Ogden canyon.
Mrs. Fred Metcalf and Mrs o, X.
Pratt were Salt Lake visitors the first
OF the week
Miss Cora Hooking returned from Salt
Lake the first of the week.
A Arden of Salt Lake. formerly en-
gagged in business here, was a camp Wis
ltor this week.
Charles Coddington and family left Sun
day for two months visit TO Mr. Cod
dingtons former home in Iowa.
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TOOELE.
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TOOELE. Aug. 13.-Mrs. Margaret
Heimes Of Anaconda, who has been the
guest OF her sons family on Fourth ave-
nue, has gone to Salt Lake for a visit.
after which she Will return to the home
Of Henry Heimes for the remainder OF
the summer.
The Hotel Oauirrh was the scene Of a
happy affair on "Wednesday afternoon.
when Mrs. Edward Cuddahy entertained
about twelve little girls and boys. the
occasion being her little daughter Edna S
tenth birthday. The parlors were beauti-
fully decorated in flowers and foliage. the
color scheme being carried out In yell
low The happy children spent most
delightful Afternoon in playing games Mu-
sic was furnished throughout the after
noon. Dainty refreshments were served.
and a guessing prize was won by Rhoda
Workman Little Miss Cuddahy was the
recipient OF several handsome and USE
ful birthday gifts. Those present were
Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Edward Cuddahy, who
assisted in entertaining; Edna Cuddahy.
Helen Cuddahy. Mary and James Smith.
Dcloras and Grace White. Margaret
Heimes, Sybel and Rhoda Workman.
Harry Lester, Johnny McGurke, Grant
Buckner and Homer Malan
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RICHFIELD.
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RTCHFIELD. Aug. ia very delight
full social event of the week was that OF
Tuesday evening. when the Third ward
Y l.. NJ. !, a, entertained at a social at
the Third ward chapel In honor OF their
former president, Miss Jane Ogden.
very appropriate programme was rem
dered and games had been prepares.
which was very pleasing feature.
Dainty refreshments were served by n
number OF young ladies. Miss Ogden has
resigned her position as president OF the
association and was presented with a
beautiful mirror as a token OF esteem ana
remembrance.
The Misses Jane Ogden. Florence
Horne, Millie Sherwood. Odel Gottfredson.
Stella Payne, Jane Butler and Lizzie Og-
den, and the Messrs. Ivo GledhiN, Aaron
Horne. Milton Poulson and Arch Chris
tainsen o: Fountain Green formed parry
Springs on Monday aftern Jon, where
they were Joined by Or. and Mrs, T. r.
Gledhill, After delightful bath In the
hot water they enjoyed a delicious lunch
con prepared by the young ladies OF the
party.
Miss Hazel Henrie was rendered q very
pleasant surprise party one evening OF
the week by number OF her young
street, in honor OF her fifteenth birthday
Outdoor and Indoor games were features
and dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Wills Johnson entertained a num-
Der of children Thursday afternoon at
lawn party in hcpor of the tenth birth
day OF her son, Murland. Interesting
games had been prepared and the little
folks enjoyed themselves Immensely.
Mrs. J. NJ. Studebaker entertained the
members of the Royal Neiehbors and a
number of other lady friends at well
appointed Kensington WEDNESDAY, aiter-
noon AT her home In tho northwest part
OF the city. Il guessing contest, was
feature OF the afternoon. In which-Nrs'
Jack Whyte won the first prize and Nrs.
Pattion received the second a delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. j. l.. Quist.
Mrs. Heppler entertained twelve OF her
lady friends Wednesday afternoon at a
charmingly sppolnted luncneon at he-
home on First North street. The lunch .
con was served In the neatly arranged
dining room by the hostess assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. c. n. Stillman. The
time was very pleasantly spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoll of the Southern
hotel entertained twelve boys on Thurs
day afternoon at the hotel IN honor OF
their son, Georges. birthday, INDOOR and
outdoor games were features which tho
little folks enjoyed, Dainty refreshments
were served.
Miss Dora Meeks of Thurber passed
through Rich1eld this week on her re-
tnrn from pleasant outing among
friends In Salt Lake She attended IT,.
university summer schooi this season.
afteI which she enjoyed a UlsaSan: visit
TO Yellowstone park. She was accom-
panied to her home in Thuroer by an
aunt from Salt Lake
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KAYSVILLE.
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KAYSVILLE. Aug. 13.-Mrs, Mary
Jane Proudfoot entertained a number OF
her young friends at an informal tea at
day afternoon. Very elaborate refresh
mcnts were served. after which the time
was spent in music. games. etc.
Miss Mary Annie Smith, eldest daueh-
OF this place, and r. Mitchell of NASH
Vile. Tenn, were married Wednesday,
afternoon at o'clock at tho home Of
the bride. by Bishop Henry II. Blood. y
was attended by many of their relatives
and friends. They lcf: Thursday for
California, where they vii. spend their
honeymoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Candand and daugh-
ter Miss Ethel Can.iland. OF Chester,
Sanpete county, returned to Salt Lake
City this week, after an extended visit
here with their aunt Mrs. John G. M.
Barnes, and family,
Miss Myrtle Jones entertained large
number OF relatives and friends at rnu-
sicale at her new home on Ninth street
Wednesday evening, After many beau
uful instrumental and volcal selections
were given. the guests all assembled in
per was served
The most elaborate social event OF the
week occurred on Friday when the fam
lly of Ebenezer y. Williams held re-
union at the old home in Kaysvllle. in
honor OF the eightieth birthday OF their
father. Over one hundred relatives and
friends were present and III had a very
enjoyable time. a very elaborate dinner
was served. after which speeches, .oags.
music, social chat. etc, were INDUCED
in until a late hour.
During the past week the following Salt
Lake City people were visiting their rel
atives and friends in Kaysville: Mr.. and
Mrs ClauGe T. Barnes and children, Miss
Ruby Knowlton, Lawrence c. Blood, VIII
Irwin ]. Strong. William Barton. Mrs.
Robert Spiller and children, ROLAND
Barnes. Miss Leone Major.
visitors TO Salt Lake City during the
week Honorable and Mrs John r.
Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. John C. NJ. Barnes
and sons Maurice and Shirley: Mrs.
Martha Weaver, Mrs. Ella Burton and
daughters Elouise and Lucille. Miss Ma
RE Blamires. Paul r. Thomassen, Ar
mold NJ. Barnes. Misses Olive Kilfoyle.
Marguerite and Roetta Thomassen, and
Mollie Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II
Blood and children. Mrs. Henry Mansell,
Jr.. Miss Myrtle Jones, Keith Barnes,
Mr. and Mrs Paul Thomassen and sons,
Ferris and Yer Don.
Miss Myrtle Robins entertained the ].
NJ. club at her home Wednesday after
noon at lawn party. About twenty-five
members were present and all had fine
time. Many interesting games were
played, after which refreshments were
served. Assisting Miss Robins in enter
tanning were Misses Marie Openshaw and
Myrtle Love.
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AMERICAN FORK.
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AMERICAN FORK. Aug. 13-Miss
Ella and Liza Storrs are visiting with
their brother c, A. Storrs. in Richfeld
this week
Mrs. S. L. Chapman, who has been WIS.,
iting with her daughter in yhe cast for
the past two months. returned home the
fore part Of the week.
Miss Hesel Menary of spcingvile was
the guest OF Mrs, ]. w. Storrs, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. V, A. Tompkins and children left
here the fore part of the week fos An
extended visit with relatives in San
Francisco and other points on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A, jackson OF Salt
Lake City are visiting. the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Sjostedt.
Miss May Walker was visiting In Salt
Lake City, Monday.
Miss Mabel Storrs is visiting In Provo
with relatives.
Eddie Firmage of Salt Lake City spent
part of the week here visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Firmage,
Doctor and Mrs. Holden. who have been
camping out in American Fork canyon,
returned to town Wednesday,
Miss Reva Beck who has been rusti-
eating In American Fork canyon at the
mining camp OF Mr. Christie for the past
three weeks. returned home the fore part
OF the week.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Adams spent the
fore part OF the week ir Sal. Lake City
visiting their daughter, Mrs. c. p John
son.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

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MT. PLEASANT. Aug. 1S,-Messrs;
Guy and VIII Olson have just returned
from Idaho. where they have been LOOK :
ing for a place to make theic lnture
home.
A party Of young folks spent rev
days camping on the Anderson farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Jensen lei on
Tuesday for a trip to Yellowstone park
They Will be gone about three weeks
Prof. and Mrs. McEe enachen are spend
ing a fortnight In Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs, William Hanson srent
part of this wcc.t with Mrs, Hanson
mother In Nephi
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Nelson entertained
six at a luncheon on "Wednesday in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Smith OF Ophir.
Mrs R. a. Broadhurst and children are
spending a few days in Richfield.
Judge and Mrs. Cherry or Gunnison;
and Mrs. Kellar of Manu are spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. James Cherry.
Mrs. Thelma Luther and Francis Jen-
sen were among the Provo guests this
week
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BRIGHAM CITY. Aug 13.-The ladies'
Of the Brigham City Civic Improvement
noon at the home OF Mrs. Elias Jenson
in the Second ward The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in social chat, music and
pnartaklng OF delicious refreshments.
William o. Knudson. Krank Billings. Eva
Ohmart, Wynn L. Eddy. e. w, Dunn:
Eliza Hanson. Bertha Rosenbaum. Clair
Christensen and Mrs. c. G. LaRue.
Thursday morning in this city Mayor
T, Fl. Blackburn performed the cere-
ence E. Fowler and Thomas c. Hlggen-
botham, both OF Salt Lake.
Wednesday evening Miss Florence
Wright, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs C. w.
Wright OF this city, was given granite
Wright received many beautiful and use
ful presents. Those in the party were
Misses Nina Nelson. olivia Fredercksen,
Sarah Josephson. Georgia Troxen, Lucy
Larson. Freda Hanson. Florence Wright,
Marguerite Hobson, Anna Hanson, May
Bur, Ruth Forsgreen, Eva Petersen, Mr..
and Mrs, Adam Petersen OF Ogden. Or
son Korth. Joseph Bott A. II. Fisher,
and f, T, TroXell.
During the week Mrs. Harvey l.. Erd
mann was showered in a delightful man.
ner by large host of friends and rela-
tives at the home of her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans. Mrs. Erd-
mann received many presents. The even
ing was pleasantly spent In social chat
and music.
Monday Miss Gusta Jorgensen OF this
city and Jerrold Meier of Salt Lake City
were united In marriage here, the cere
mony being performed by Justice j.
Francis Merrel. The bride Is the charm
ing daughter OF Mrs. A. r. Jorgensen of
this city. The newly married couple will
make their home in Salt Lake City,
party Of young people returned Tues
Paradise creek, In the party were
Misses Isabelle Dalton, Amber Hanson
Della Dalton, Elsie Ward, Attorneys
Robert Dalton and Robert Booth.
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EUREKA.
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EUREKA Aug. 13.-J. e, Keate and
wife OF California have become perma
nent residents of Tintic Mr.. Keate has
accepted the position of joint agent for
the Rio Grande Western and San Pedro
railways at Mammoth.
Mrs. Ralph Kellogg entertained Mrs c.
Alexander Blight at her home at the
East Tintic mine on Monday.
Miss Thelma Smith visited with Provo
friends this week.
John r. Kerkendall and Miss Eva B:
Ingielield. a popular society C, couple ,3t 9t
Lake last Friday. They will make their
home at Robinson. where the groom Is
employed
union gave a splendid dance at Hasselrs
hall on Friday evening. Darton's or
chestra of Eureka furnished the music,
and there was large attendance. IN
Guiding many young people from Eu-
reka.
Mrs. Margaret Shea and daughter. Miss
Margaret Shea, and Miss Katie Cronin
left on Wednesday AFTERNOON for Notre
ter. Miss Nellie Shea. formerly OF this
city. take her final vows as a Sister of
Charity. After the ceremony. Mrs Shea
and party will go TO Washington. d. C.,
for a visit with relatives.
The dance given at the Elks' pavilion
on Thursday evening for the benefit OF
the Eureka baseball team was grand
success in every particular. The fans
were there with their wives. sweethearts
and sisters. and whilcd away several
happy hours TO the music OF the Eureka
Symphony orchestra. The proceeds will
be used TO strengthen the lineup OF the
team,
Word has been received fsom Clarence
Schofield son of Mr., and Mrs. l.. O.
Schofield OF this city, that he Is on the
United States cruiser Albany. en- route FOR
Honolulu. The young man. on graduating
from the Eureka high school about three
years ago. enlisted under the flag as
sailor
Mrs. Gus a. FRANKIE had as her guests
OH Wednesday afternoon the ladies OF the
local hive OF Moccabees. and a Joyous
few hours was spent in social chat and
partaking OF an elegant repast.
The ladies OF the Altar society OF ST.
Patrick's church will give a card party
at the Miners Union hall on the evening
of August II. and viii servo delicious
refreshments
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fiabbiness. Get from your druggist one
ounce OF almozoin, dissolve 1t In a half
pint OF cold water add two teaspoonsful
of glycerin. stir we'll and let stand over
night. This home made cream cleanses
the pores as nothing else can, for IT takes
out dirt and Crime that soap and water
never reach. 1t removes blackhends and
prevents their return, for IT reduces the
size of the pores and makes the skin finer
in texture. l have a friend. who is a
grandmother. whose complexion rivals
that of sixteen-year-old girl and she
never used anything except almozoin
cream to preserve her youthful skin.
j. F.. NJ: The electric needle for the
removal of superfiuous hairs is an expen-
sive painful and me-consuming opera
ton much easier and far less expen- =
siye method is the application of delatone,
although delatone costs dollar an once
at retail One ounce is all you will need.
however for even should the hairs return
after the first application. they will be
light colored, thin and straggly-and the
second or third application will rid you OF
them permanently Just mix a little della
tone with enough water 10 make a paste
cover the hairs with this paste and let
IL remain two or three minutes. Then
wipe off and wash the skin with warm
water.
A. f. D.: You are using too much can
throx for one shampoo. My recipe stated
plainly "one teaspoonful 10 a cup of hot
water" not tablespoonful. No the
quantity you have been using will not In
1ure your hair In the least for canthroy
is In no way harmful. II will not cause
the hair TO become streaky. dull or brittle.
or split at the ends, as some SOAPS do.
But canthroX lathers so freely and
cleanses the hair and scalp so thoroughly
that II is unnecessary to use more than
"A teaspoonful for a shampoo. I was
pleased to read that you like IL because
H. dries quickly and leaves your hair so
bright, soft and fluffy.
A. A; OF course, you cannot look bright
and bonny while you feel so utterly pros
trated and miserable. Pimples blotches
and puffy eyes are usually an indica ton
OF inactive liver. deranged digestion and
impure blood, Get your stomach and
liver In normal action. and they will elm
mate the impurities In your blood This
old fashioned home made system tonic has
helped others and may help you:-it GER
talnly Ia worth trying: Dissolve one ounce
OF kardcnc and one half cup OF sugar in a
pint OF alcohol and add enough hot
water 10 make a full quart. Take a ia
blespoonful before each meal When your
health Is good. YOU will not be vexed with
spotted and dingy complexion.
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NEPHI: Aug 13.-M!ss Mabel Douglas
left Friday for several weeks vacation In
Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Lena Logan OF Salt Lake visited
friends In Neph last week.
Y Mrs. T.. A. Morris returned Thursday
to. Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs W. L. Cooke and Miss
Birdie Cooke OF Salt Lake we're in Nephi
last week
Miss Alta Bigler Is visiting friends in
Salt Lake,
Miss siYsan Hampton of salt Lake is
spending her vacation in Nephi, the guest
OF Miss Ednp Bigler.
A number Of young people spent the
week In Bradley's canyon, Those par
ticipating weie Misses Ruby Patten,
Linda Hawkins Laverne Tanner, Georgia
Hickman, Theresa Brough, ,na Hawkins
and Phyllis SPARKS, and Messrs. Hyrum
Brough, Ralph BYough. Hershei Price.
James Ellison and Earl Cole.
Miss Edna Blgler> entertained num-
Der of young friends at iunch Nednes-
day In honor of Master Jay Kearns OF
Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs John Galley and Mr. and
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a. Bailey, ST.
last week.
Mrs. Herman Horne of Salt Lake spent
last week in Nephi.