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seized a local ;no;d.n, ana 80 :. ~"
opening for his doctrines This wa..
And vo,, INV f,;ends ana ,.,,o. .;.;..
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centre ana 7 regret 70 law ~ e.. -.
ing Of vour factor, last n;eh, AMI ,hs.,
tendant loss and tbrow;no on, -, .,nn,ov
ment Iamsor Ara 80 w., r.;p.
feel tha, in this s,ht v. h,,,. ,,,,;. =
RIGHT to opneaI n yo,, Tor s,,rror, h,..,..
this ia vo,,r f;oht y
And again at Asburv parL ,h. ro,
lutiouarv setting about tho nar, ~ W.
,yersev the CoIone, had ;u.t haon ,hro,.h
he used 20 the advanta 90 of b;s cann,; ION
He said.
INV opponents have an in TIM, 7 nro,,,,
n revolutionary doc,r;n. Nonsons., ~
tbev choose 70 cav tho, ,,r., ~ ,h,. -,
oipies Of the Rsvolm,;on Of ia ~
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- "' Pe"o" 'i'e uoc'r'ne OF
Aoraham Lincoln. who said. The people
OF this country are rightfully masters of
both Constitution and courts ~
Az Freehold tba Co,ons, ris;,.d N.
ha,,,. -, Wo,ror,h '.. W,.
"a.ue OF MohInouth monument. HIS
auto cavalcade then swung through the
small pines on the highway to Lakewood.
"H "ooo "AS .NpilrHnhsr'
Lake"ooo was name ereht' 4 lew num-
dred people heard the speech. most of
them the last OF the winter colony set
with q scattering showing of the towns
folk But a small crowd at Lakewood
= uor oh.;rn,an - ,ha s',,.- s, " %H
a. d. iio'' oi"i man Vi .he regular ne
publican organization OF Ocean county
and the Roosevelt leader besides Back
in the pines and hills there ara ,Jerseyitcs
noor I'm, hardy Who mr.. s,oh W., po's.
e'vl rooteIs they II ramp eight miles II
necessary to vote for the Colonel on Tues
day Ocean county in all right for the
Colonel he ayerred with assurance
Canrra w uo,n,an 80 .ha p.,.
"eorse W. io''han oi the noosevet
state executive committee, who intro
From Farmingdalc the Roosevelt army
entrained once more i'm their three priyate
cars to speed up along the Jersey coast
Asbury Park, Long Branch and Red Rank.
in Monmouth county, turned out the
same sort OF crowd for the Colonel, mod
crate az compared with yesterdav's riot
ous. roofing mobs; big and entn,,siastic
away from the high light of an oration dav.
They were the early summerinp crowds
chiefly. with lots OF women fetchingly
gowned in whites and light colors. At
Long Branch and Red Bank particularly:
a brilliant morning gown, a red or green
silk parasol dotting the crowd broadly.
ppouIaITIoN nA,TrR Nor ruvpE
Tha co,onai was ,aadw tor ;,,.,,,
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JOHNSON WILL SECOND T. R.
Governor Accepts Houo
O6ePed By the Colonel.

O6ePed NJ the Colonel.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. May ?5.-A Telegram
was received here to-day by Gov. johnson
from Col Roosevelt asking the Governor
to make the first spe ech seconding the
nomination of Roosevelt after the latter 9
name has been placed before the con.
vention. The Governor wired the Colonel
that he will accept the honor Gov
johnson will be chosen chairman of the
delegation.
Charles d. Blaney will go to Chicago
as the alternate for Mrs. Blaney. elected
a Roosevelt delegate from California.
The have made applica
ton to the Secretary OF State for certified
copy of the official returns and the vote
for Republican delegates from the Third
and Fourth Congress districts in San
Francisco. 1t is thought the Taft people
will make an effort to break into the,
Chicago convention by having the dele.
gates from the Third and Fourth districts
on the Taft ticket contest the election
of the delegates named from those dis
tricts and elected by the State ct large
on the Roosevelt ticket. Taft carried
those districts. but the election wasfor
the State at large.
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Mrs. Roy Myers Is vlsIup,
sister. Mrs. Ch!pman. at Ams1,,
Judge ID. y. Llndsay rctun-
week, after spending scvera, +
Salt Lake, Ogden and Nephl'
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spending the week with her mother,
Mrs. A. NJ. Stewart.
Miss Yea Hammer returned 10 her
homo in Salt Lake City on Monday.
Miss ZetelIa Taylor entertained a num-
her of friends at hcr home on Friday
evening.
Tho Athenian club met at tho home
OF Mrs II. c, Holbrook OH Wednesday
afternoon.
An illustrated lecture was given at the
tabernacle on SUNDAY evening on the
CITY Beautiful" by Prof. Lewis of the
University OF Utah.
Miss Somcrs ingalls, returned to Rol-
and Hall on Monday after a weeks visit
with her parents.
Karl Hopkins spent the week at Ncphi
and Manti
wlllium Wing left on Monday for
Canada,
W. j.. Gurney spent Tuesday in Salt
Lake City.
number OF relatives and friends gave
Mrs Sarah Kirlsham a surprise party,
In honor OF her flfty-fifth birthday on
Saturday night.
George Gurney Of Magrath: Alberta;
spent the week with relatives and
q mission in the eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bradshaw spent
Wednesday I'm Salt Lake City,
Miss Dmella Osterloh returned home
on Monday after spending n week at
Park City and Salt Lake City.
Miss Mary Fox spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Salt Lake City.
Joseph Halliday Of American Fork
spent Friday in Lehi.
]. Z. Cotter spent ThuIsday in Salt
Lake City.
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talned on Wednesday evening In honor ot
their ffth. wedding anniversary aho
following guests. Mr., and Mrs. ]. J..
steiner Mr. aud Mrs. Guy Lewis, Mr.
a.Sr, and Mrs Il sR n Gedh'l Mr. Mr and sna Mrs. Yrs
Mir. and Mrs. Alex Morrison. Mr and
Mrs. w. w, Morrison, Mr.. and ID MIS-; rs nc ..
Mr.. and Mrs j. L., ouist., MI and Mrs,
Foutz. Mrs. Mary a, Blitho, and ,t, the
Misses Lydia Bean. Net1e aawiey' Nh Mi
Bean. Clara Haws, Dean steiner and the
Masters Byron Hawley, Jack Chrlstsno
sen, Jack Storing. Jodie Beon James
Anderson. Edward Tate. 4: n Morrison
F'lorIan Morrison. Mrs. Horne was as
sisted by the Misses Hawley and Flor
epce Horne.
Mrs Lloyd Hamreu entertained at an
informal party Wednesday evening. Her
guests were the members OF the EInanone
club and Il few OF her intimate 1rlends-
Mrs, Hamren was assisted by Mrg, VIC
tor Thurman. and delicious refreshments
were served to the following ladies: MIS-
4. L.. Woodhouse. Mrs. Charles Heppler.
Mrs, James Christiansen. Mrs. MaIy
Christensen, Mrs. Earl Thompson M Mrs
J. ], Hayes Mrs. Mabel Wooley, MISS
zita Donahoc Miss Dot Wright, Miss
Edith Walker. Miss Hazel Baker and
Miss Ella Nelson.
Miss De Vera Orrock entertained at
dinner for Harvey Bailey on SUNDAY ano
the following guests enjoyed the dinner
and evening at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
John Orrock. Harvey Bailey, Miss De-
vera, Miss Henrietta Lund and Laurence
Gates.
Mrs, A. w Sorensen was surprised on
Wednesday afternoon by the following
guests, who spent the afternoon and had
dinner at o'clock: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hansen Mr.. and AIrs. Andrew Peterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eeppler and Mr.
and Mrs. r. Peterson.
Thursday evening the members OF the
Sunday school and parents class ana
many other officers were entertained by
the officers OF the Sunday school and
parents class in Central and many Rich-
fedians were IN attendance and all ne
joyed the lunch and games.
Marriage licenses were issued TO the
following young people: l.: s. Ander-
ton OF Monroe and Miss Isabella Robin
son Of Joseph; Roland Robinson OF Mon
roe and Miss Lille Nelson of Elslnore.
Albert Johnson and Miss Elvira Elizabeth
Sarah Nelson were married in their
home town by Bishop Heber c. Chrlsten-
sen.
Miss Tilate Hawley entertained al the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Roy Horne
OH Thursday evening. The following
guests were present: Miss La. Preal Lar
son, Miss Maude Erickson. Miss Luella
Hansen, Miss Colleen Oldroyd,. Miss Elsie
Laura Staples.
Tho members OF the secoud-year do
mestic science class VIII entertain the
students of the Sevler high school on Fri
day evening at a kids" party.
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MURRAY.

MURRAY. Dec, Laura Rompf and
Fred Breedlcve were quietly married at
Salt Lake Monday afternoon.
Lawrence Johnson, who has spent the
past year at Richfield. is here to spend
the winter with his parents.
The primary officers of the First ward
gave O bundle shower Monday evening
In compliment TO Miss Cambalyne Drek-
son.
Yerna I. Wright OF Mill Creek and ].
Percy Goddard OF Salt Lake CITY were
Joined In wedlocll at the Salt Lake tenn
pic Wednesday at noon.
Mrs. Orson Hansen entertained friends
from Garfield last Friday afternoon.
The blshoprlc OF Taylorsville ward
gave a successful dance in the anuse-
ment hall Friday evening.
Miss Eernell Moody and Arthur Ca
noon or DeSeret We're the guests of Miss
Nina Scott Sunday OF this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Wright were the
recipients OF a pleasant surprise last
TridaJ evening. the occasion being Mrs.
Wright's birthday.
Miss Cambalyne Erickson and Walter
Wright both OF this city, were married
1T the Salt Lake temple Wednesday.
Byron Mumford, who has been visiting
relatives In East Mil Creek for some
time. has returned to his home in Wyo-
ming,
Mr., and Mrs. William c. wootton of
Benjamin were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. Wootton OF Butler ward.
Mrs, Mary Howard has returned from
American Fork. after visiting friends for
some time.
A wedding dance was given THURSDAY
evening in the Holiday amusement hail
In honor OF Miss Mabel Stevenson and
John Herbst
Mrs. +. II. Miller was pleasantly sur
prised at her homo In MIL Creek this
week, it being her birthday.
MISS Kathleen Basley, who has been
attending school at Ogden, spent the pasf
week with her parents
Miss Ferna Graham entertained friends
at supper Sunday evening at her home
IN Brinton ward, Covers were laid for
eight,
Dr. Marshall of MldvaIe has gone east
for few weeks vacation, during which
timc he will visit his old home.
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Potter gave an interesting paper on the
ancient pioneers. and Miss Dora Wright
continued the topic on tho life OF Brig
ham Young Refreshments were served.
An interesting meeting OF the A. G.
Womans club was held Monday at the
home OF Mrs, Horace NcbelSer. The
topic for the afternoon was Julia Franco
and Her Times" tho book review and u
short paper on its author, Gertrude
Atherton. was delightfully."- given by Mrs.
Rodah Cook. Final arrangements were
discussed for the charity ball, which VIII
take place Monday evening. Tea was
served by the hostess Ut the conclusion
OF the programme. rho next meeting
will be held January at the homo OF
Mrs B. q. Thatcher.
The Clio circle met Wednesday with
Mrs. G, G. Smith. Mrs. VIII Morrell who
had charge of the program mme. gave ..
paper on Maxim Gorki and his drama;
"a Nights Lodging" Miss lella Smart
read, in her usual charming manner. the
drama, at the conclusion az Mrs, Nor
relrs instructive paper. Refreshments
were served by tho hostess.
A number OF invitations havo been re-
celved in Logan TO the ball to De given
Donald S. Campbell and Miss Mlgnon
Denhalter at The \. W McGune home
Wednesday evening, December IL
Miss Ida Savage has returned from a
pleasant weeks stay in Salt Lake.
Bishop Spaldlns has been spending the
week In Logan, q guest OF tho Rev. Mr..
Jones of ST. Johns church.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Lamberg ot Dem
YER We're Logan visitors Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. ]. Il. Shepard was hostess at a
delightful dinner party at her home Tues
day evening Covers were laid for six
Mrs Richard SImis entertained at din
ner Thursday evening IN honor of Bishop
SpaldinG OF Salt Lake.
Mrs Frederick Clark was hostess
"Wednesday evening at another delightful
dinner party in honor OF Bishop spaiding.
Mrs. n o. Reynolds spent tho early
part OF the week In Salt Lake.
Mrs. V, II, Bartlett, who spent the
past six weeks visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. a. M. Fleming, returned Monday
10 her home IN Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Carbon and little
son have returned 10 their homo In
A pleasant party was given Friday
evening In tho Second ward chapel in
honor Of Mr.. Hammond. who leaves
shortly for New Zealand,
pleasant visit in Salt Lake and Ogden
e. T.. Ainscough of Alberta. Cam
ada spent Friday and Saturday with
relatives in Logan. Mr.. Ainscoush Is or
his way TO Germany. where he expects
to spend the next year.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred c. Franklin OF
SSalt Lake are visiting with friends IN
Logan,
Miss Dora Wright returned Tuesday
from a pleasant visit at tho J. d Spencer
home IN Salt Lake,
Mrs Lyman Hyde has returned to hei
home In Salt Lake. after a pleasant visit
with her mother, Mrs. John r. Caine, Jr
Mrs. Zina Y. Card and son Rega ol
Salt Lake spent the week with relatives
in Logan
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Caine III are
visiting with Salt Lake relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Moses Holt and chill
dren have returned 10 their home ir
Brigham City.
Mr. and Mrs. A, g. Hartwell OF To.
ronto, Canada, spent tho week end ir
Logan.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT. Dec. THE social
event of this week was the wedding OF
Miss Lizzie Walker and BAIL MadseT1 on
THURSDAY ut the home OF Mir. and Mrs,
a. II Madsen. Blshon II C.. Jacobs per-
forming the ceremony. The bride wore
a gown OF white messaline Tho home
was , beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion, After the ceremony a large din
ner was given. The following guests
We're present, Messrs. and Mesdames
Madsen. l. 2. Jorgensou. George NIa'1o MAJ
sen, Glen Monk. NJ. a. Boyden. G, TT
Zelrnyer, Thomas CnristIansen' r Fl
Fowler' Nels Rolfsen. c. Rassmussen
Mesdames M y. T. Mackln. NcCIenabsn
w, fi' Garter, George Brown. Ida Fecher
MisSes IRA Brown. Ruth Rolfsen. C;ladys
walker. Lena Brown. Erylus Madsen
LoIa Madsen. Messrs. Orpus Nav, Frank
Love Alex Burnsides and Mr Walker
On Tuesday the Home Culture club
Was oeAgnttully entertained bv Mrs IA
Wal az the Brown hotel, nineteen mem
bers being present. 'ie'''
M Mr., and, and Mrs. +. C.. Jensen and daugh
se,s spent short time In Spring CITY
nhfsVlng gone down for the Wedding of
-dtsS CFo Sorenson on Wednesday,
MIs, Nettle Bcaumann returned nn
SunoaE from visit to Salina, where
she was the guest OF Miss Daisy Wright
MICS Florence Wooley leaves today for
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns OF Utah

salt Lake after spending
IN Mt Pleasant. ss7er
Or; and Mrs. n. p. w..
oelghttul dinner party ON S!.nten
Ing IN honor OF Mrs. Wints rSs!ur
Whitaker Of salt Lake ~
Mrs. w. H. Carter or ~.
Of her mother. Mrs. McClspm.lst
Mr. and Mrs. Boydcn
this week IN Mount pIessoi VI Nd
TO attend The wedding Of sn,; sn,;n g q
The girls OF the O. "
entertained this week by M,s9s'
sen. eh u
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Jsns
the Wasatch' faculty In Nhn I'm sttI
Laushlin Of Salt Lake at aDaos aD
per. q" oM|
Word comes from Los A.,
marriage Of Miss Rhoda Nislrsssa
Of Mount Pleasant. on N"us
Raymond Head OF Bakerssoits tsue- ~
! VIII make their home, yiIs",
one OF Mount Pleasant's mo: se
girls. m0f
Mrs. g. y. sorensep rs,
dinner on Friday evening ,2 M:2
enjoying her hospitality. ."''s|
Mrs. Evan johnson r.,r-
home IN Ephraim on Wedn.as2
spending two weeks with relsiIys
Mrs. Nepht Christensen va, J.
surprised bE- her relatives m
day tho early part OF thav.rr =
handsome presents were piyar
liCiou5 supper was Berved.
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LOGAN

LOGAN. Dec. 7.-On Saturday last Mrs
c. c. Smith entertained a number of
guests in d most novel and delightful
way, The party left Logan on the 8
field. On arriving the guests were taken
TO tho hotel, where bridge was played.
AT o'clock the ladies' escorts arrived,
and supper was served. The table was
prize at bridge was awarded Mrs. uor-
ace Nebeler. On returning to Logan
the party finished the evening with
dancing at the Auditorium,
Ono OF the largest and most delightful
affairs OF the week was the dancing
party given by tho Wobyca society OF
the 2. Y. college Saturday evening. The
party was given in the gymnasium room
decorated for the occasion, An orches-
ira furnished programme of delightful
music and the invited guests were: The
Clio circle and escorts, the 4. c. Wo-
mans Faculty league and their escorts
the Harvard club, and number OF spe-
cial guests.
The annual dinner given by the men
Of the st; Johns church, took place Fri
day evening at tho Eagle cafe. All the
appointments We're beautifully carried
out, and about thirty guests were pres
ent. Richard Shines was toastmaster, and
Spaldng OF Salt Lake, j. c. Walters, j.
L. Shepard, r. r. Arnold and Harry
Stoney.
Miss Iornell Toombs entertained four
teen Of her friends at her home Thurs
day evening. The time was spent in
playing progressiv gameE Refreshments
were served later in the evening.
a wedding OF interest was that OF Migs
Lettie Cole and Charles II Sorensen,
which took place Wednesday. Imme-
diately after the marriage, a wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cole The long table was beautifully
adorned in keeping With the svent. Three
cut-glass baskets filled with pink and
white La France roses formed the CEN
ter decoration, Extending from the basil
cts were streamers OF pink and white
ribbons running 10 the corners OF the
table: Beautiful place cards marked
places for twenty-five guests. Mr.. and
Mrs, Sornsen left Thursday for CALI
fornla where they will spend their
honeymoon, returning later 70 make their
home In Salt Lake.
Miss Winnifred Smith and Mius Lottie
Stevenson entertained number OF their
friends at a delightful kensington Satur-
day afternoon AT the New Jersey acad- :
emy. Potted plants adorned the rooms.
and dainty luncheon was served
The Brigham Young company Of the
Daughters OF the Pioneers met Thursday $
With Mrs. Joseph Morrell. Mrs. c. ".
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LlEHI.

LEHI, Dec. Mrs. Louis Christensen
entertained the p. e. club on Monday
night Dainty refreshments were served
Mrs. Martha s. Bushman spent Tues
day In Salt Lake City.
Miss Rctla Evans entertained on
Thursday night in honor OF Miss Leatha
Stewart Of Park CITY,,
eIrs. Lola Copenhavcr Of Richticld is
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one day last week, her daughter, Mrs
Belle Parvin and her husband from
Donnellson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Safer and son
Thomas Of Danyille are here for two
weeks visit with Mrs. Sater's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Ingrim.
Miss Laura Hoggatt came from Mt
Pleasant and spent Wednesday with
relatives and friends at this place.
Rev B. G. Hankins was called from
Agency to conduct the funeral sery'
ices of John Hannah.
Isaac Garretson, of SummitviIle re
Gently visited at the home OF his
grandparents, Isaac Garretson, Sr
and wife.
Mrs. Curtis, pastor Of the Friends
church, preached at the Congregation
al church Sunday morning.
Herbert Scott and wife came from
New London and spent Saturday with
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. G
Scott
Mrs. Caroline Campbell is enjoying
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Lottie
Way from Keokuk.
| The Congregational Sunday schoo
will have Christmas tree and enter
| tainment at the church Tuesday ev
ening.
! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Craig are thu
proud parents of baby boy, borI
Dec. 16.
Edgar Conard OF Bonaparte visited
few days Of last week with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Conrad
! Mason Miller is at home followin,
several weeks visit with relatives II
Ohio.
+ Harley Almond and family hav'
moved into their modern new house
just northwest of town.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. F. Crosbie of Cen
/ trail City, Nebr., are guests of rela
I tives in this vicinity
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Miss Louise Becker attended the
exercises of the Hillsboro schools Fri
day afternoon. Her sister, Miss Mari
on Becker is teacher in the interme,
date department. Schools close Fri
day for holiday vacation.
Miss Ruth Bliss, instructor in Mis-
souri, Valley College. Marshall. Mo-, Is
spending her vacation at the parental
home, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry, of Onawa arriv-
ed Friday. While here they are the
guests of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Barney, east of town.
Salem schools are closed for vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Ann Brady had for her guests
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Defect Of Human Nature.
|treet IS human nature to want to
|sday Mont by the mistakes of others rath-
b vel than BY our own.