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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Times Dispatch Bureau.
8 BHIiingbfook Street.
aTAiAAhAnA ~.


Petersburg. vs..-Ociober 3.
At the meeting last night Of A. r. Hti
Camp. Sons Of Confederate veterHA<s the
resignation OF .. ID. Rodgers ~ commander
was accepted. Mr.. Rodgers was recently
Gle eted commanSer Of the Virginia Division.
His resignation necessitated the election OF
other onicers OF the camp to hii vacancies
caused BY promotions. The following we're
elected:
Commander. W. p. Atkinson: nirst lieu.
en.nt-commander. parsons; second
lieutenant commander. p. r. Theweath.
Dsiegates to the Puiasisi reunion made
reports Of the proceedings Of the Virginia
subsii,sd . plan for promoting the battle.
tsld park pfoposition. which ives snAorsed
BY the camp. and "a committee appointed
to cooperate with him.
WORK % Fisnt to Besin.
Work on the buildings 0: the big p!ant Of
the Du ront Power cohspany. in Prince
George County. 10 fxpec ted TO begin early
mex: month. All surveys for the location
Of the factory buiie'nEa lnd fur The houses
been practically completed. and the ground
cleared. The e1mpany owns i.6N or more
acres OF land on James River below City
Point. which VIII sive abundant room not
explosives. bus for the homes and gardens
OF the employee
Deslh 81 Mr.. Bry.ns.
Mrs. Martha B.. wife Of Henry L. Bryant.
Of BIandford. di.1 this morning. in the PEE
tersburg Hospital. She was q native OF Bel
fset. Ireland. but came with her husband
from Eimira. -. T., ~ live In Petersburg
about four years ago. She was . member
Of the Episcopa! Church Of the Good Shep-
herd and leaves no children.
~ DoSagatioa fresh PetessbaR1.
PetersbugH will be well represensed at tnS
State Fair on Petersburg Day" The day
will be . SORT OF holiday here 70 snao!e all
who may 20 desire 70 90 to the fair. and for
this purpose the public schools will be
80 al hnA( 40 hA hA0A-
ed by Mayor Cameron. will Be anaon6 :hs
visitors and hundreds Of citisens viii At
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CHASER FREED

0Deer DsA Net Gene fer Ma WE
say. He h Being PerseeseeL
Max Chaser, who was arrested mere
several days ago at the request OF the
Canton, O.. police. was dismissed yees
terday morning in Police Court Nc
officer came for him.
Some time ago CHASER was arresee&
and taken to Canton. where he Wa &c.
quilted of q charge of emoexS!e0enI
He returned 20 Richmond ana toe 80
nnd reouest for his arrest followed
Chaser says he is being persecuteS
nv a relative and he has ALREADY sn>
tered suit for damages for false ar
rest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
MAJOR WInSl0W
HERE on TUESDAY
Mayor Ainslie Cancels Fair En-
gsgement to Meet Army En-
sineer for Harbor Inspection.

Mayor Ainslie viii put business De-
fore pleasure on Tuesday and conse-
oueutly will not be able TO carry out
bss p,ans to VISIT the state Fair with
the CITY Council az the guests OF the
Fair Association The Mayor yester-
day decided TO withdraw MS accept
ancc OF the fair INVITATION because OF
fbe ofsscIal visit OF Inspection wnien
Nssor T.. r. wirslow. corps Of snGi-
neers United states Army. viii pay
TO the harcor here on ;Gat day
Tn. lanes River Improvement Com
v,,ft~e OF the City Councl preocnted
a request TO the Mayor yesterday thAt
he ION the committee. MAJOR Wtnsiow
and other army engineers IN The AZ
SECTION OF the hsroor and confer ever
ocoposed improvements Of the port Of
Kicnmond The Mayor believed ths
10 he too important q matter to %
s,jSh,ed aud gave I'd with sigh Of re-
Srst the holiday Jsunt TO tue fair.
Major WINSTON viii come Up from
Newport News Tuesday morning TO
meet Colonel Ycuns. toe army enssneer
VINO has charge Of the work on the
Jsmcp River az thts point. sud ths
yac,e. River Improvement Committee.
The party will 70 aboard the city tug
about I O'Clock, iuncnsnG ABOARD tins
boat and devotinS the entire sfseruoon
10 tnvesttga;ion of eouditsons In sns
Aarboe ana d,scsssson cf Deoposed CO.
giueersns. Councilman 0soyge ~.
Rogsss, ehsarmsa cf the Council Com.
mtftee, viii guide the party on ies trtpI
A,saoush the Mayor VIII not be acSs
to lend hrs srcs.nce Go the festivities
q sho fair on Tuesday. 10 ~ under.
stood that the memc>rs Of The Council
ana city odicisl. viii MAKE the tauaa
a. scbeduled. Mayor Atpsiie, accom-.
~. N.scV W~foxr U.Il sam 90
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$500 - eaAsooe - H1BDess
- OuovyWe0 - -
The STATE Dairy and FocS Dspert-
Sssee Fair. IN the same compartment
VssS the pepaSsaeas 6 A0Stcsltese.
TS1ra = q c0OD.oee 0D0ponv q 0nsSy
S~sSSaS so6 useWs5ls. ssgethss vita
SSojes 81 puse ard impurs feoG
FSFWess ene eaeryWe1 oso 0seN
a - exnfbes, WoOre . representative
- lQDugsO~ue GIN ~ - 100 -
q SSUo = oneWW ggyFtO - - 0eve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
ATLANTIC COAST
JOB WASPlANNtO
McNarnaras Expected to Follow
Times Explosion With Another
Similar Crime.

Indianapolis. Ind. October o.-tlSe
days after the blowing up Of the Los
Angeles Times Building. when twenty
one people were killed. a plot was con-
sidered by the McNamaras to cause .
similar explosion IN the Atlantic
Coast.
Charles ". Miller. United States
district attorney. who Is CONDUCTING
the prosecution Of the accused ''dyna-
mite plotters" before Federal Judge
Albert B. Anderson, SO asserted In deiIv-
ering the governments outline of the
case before the Jury TO-DAY. Mr.. Mil
Ter said Ortie e. McManigal had been
selected to d. the JOB. and was sent
from Indianapolis TO Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Miller said NcManigal Travelled
about the East with explosives In .
suitcase. finally blowing mp a railroad
bridge 1t Worces,er. Mass. on OCTOBER
10.
AZ showing. n he said. that the
officials and executive board member
Of the IRON Workers Union were aware
OF the expl osiohs and were approprt-
ating money for the expense Ut car
ryinG them on. Mr.. Miller Quoreo from
books which he said were taken fr.sun
the union headquarters These records,
he declared. showed that $1,000 WA
appropriated at . meeting OF the execu-
tive board held In InSanapolts Deccm.
Der 5, 1903. and was paid OUT 1t the
rate OF $1,000 monthly to John J. Nc
Namara. with the specific understand
ing that McNamara was TO use it to
defray tho expenses OF dynamiting.
That Mcnamara drew on the fund
regularly up to aud aftef the Times
disaster. his checks being Endorsed by
Frank NJ Ryan. president OF the union:
John T. Butler. Buffalo. drst vice-presi-
dent: Herbert 9. Hockin, acting secre-
tary-treasurer: Prank c. Webb. New
York. and Phillip A. Cooley, New Or
leans. member OF the executive board
all Of whom are on trial
Newspaper clippings giving accounts
OF the explosion. Mr.. Miller said were
accepted ~ proof that the work ha0
been done. ana upon which the regular
price for each Job" Of $500 was paid
To NcNanigaL In one instance in the
blowing up q contractors work In
Indianapolis. Mr. Miller said II would
be shown that Ernest G. W. Bassy.
q local business agent who h also .
defendant. told people the niSht b.
fore watch the neWSpapeP In the
morning. Something 10 going to hap
pen" Herbert 8 Hickin. now actfnS
secretary OF the union was referred TO
~ Miller to the Jury - the DOUBLE
crcsser and . double-dealef" In G1vtng
informas1on TO the government about
the dynamitinS plots.
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TRIAL STARTS TOMORROW
vse Cssa0s n WIN Sod DeeeeR q
Electric CO..

StOle Ct0n0D u WI 500 De90R -
Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
New York. October 5.-Who1 te exe
pecfed to prove the most sensational
murder trial IN the history Of view
York. barring. ~ g must, u the Sseaes
alleSas;ons are ven founded the init
mate relations between the unds.wo rid
and the police department.. viii start
here W~xs Monday. As that time Pc-
bc.r Lieutenant Becker. accused OF IN.
s.ir ming the murder of Gambler Her
man Rosep;hai viii 60 on triA. before
Justice Joh.. ". COT fcr BITS life =
special panel Of struck 1urcrs
amouns,ns 20 $50 men. will be IN court.
pi..rict Attorney whitmpn win prcee-
cute .u person. and former ASSISTANT
District st:orNy John r. 0c1ufyre
win b. In charge ~ The deSenee.
Behind sthc entire prosecution VII
be the alleged graft OF the police IN
allowing gamblers 20 ply thets vccs-
ton because Of Efbute posd. Wnsc"
., - elSeRca sosSsed more than w.
seeker in HE cell in the rcmSs CO.
am siad tina, ny day In court e
coming am Innocent. ana ~us
p,.,r,c, asscrpey whitman SAID:
my cas~ 10 cvmplste. The reveynse~e
viii astoun6 Sh~ public. We viii cOu-
yts-s Becker and Send him Co TIE esec-
sr,c chair and viii devetvr svsdence
,hss WIN senA NAVY h:Gt pcsses oUs-
Gals TO Sing sing prieo4'
Ae10fypp 0Ds0. we NaVe p>SsSeS
NseSao0. I vtJI ~ - Deee
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Three Hea4 H0H enN
Three negroes were held for SfHno
ny: Conrf George Athey was sent
~ for stabbing BENJAMIN Bradshaw.
Junius Eaton was held Tor tnrSwIns
,i@hred match on Floyd Brooks.
Eeolored boy, who had spilled some 70
oiene upon himself. and was ses'o"s1s
Paul Quarles win answer the cnaree
~ entering the store Of E. A. BerGen.
~ eco North Third street. ana steaunS
4 large quantity Of 8Socersee-
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wDB - AVeBu VIZ
(SOeetal Cable 90 The TimeS-Dsspafch-i
Lonaoa. October s.-The chancetlorics
u al Europe are working night suo
day 60 avetA The shreatsscd war IN
the Balkans. Ie the SittIc otsses Ming
across their BORDERS into Turkey u
win not ~ the fault Of tie diGomass
Europe. sceordiag % the earssuuy
gusrdeG phrase q The kusstsu fceseen
WsssSeGp sn paPia hss "'found heseeis
In the 1oaguage - ospl0Wats TINS -
taken % neon that the uesye Seaeee
WSu - warned ogsswot bseeksng 0e
psoes - EUyUpo. Pr Se0e uneeoeuss-
sOss rsoseu AVStrsa b hanging eock
n the general eR0rt On she V0st %
o. powers % 0eeuro Veoeo- 0eYmeay
sose Q bse6spG Ass6 in The ersfsing o.
. nOes % - seWs - sAe Dalkee sesteo,
soG q - sbougAt UU1soely sAae -
WUUSo eoNUsNt - sNyshsag shoe ~ -
~ ~ aS1yb oVygUvUl
~ 0sss sUpsgssUs soWpoct - sns
1870 OetuaetUD - uooos~o ~ -
- - uuuouD SusueUo oa6oUess
q D0sU 49, - -
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The Richmond police were yesteroey
nske6 20 look for Alger Harris. SIX
keen wears old, who ran away from
~ home IN Holcomb Rock. Va, on
9eptember u. II b believed that he 70
Il this city.
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engagement Of hio sistsS. Mis- Man
ME Naury Quinn. to Dr.. William
OConnor Cox, Of Bristol The mar
Rage win take place In the early
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Macomber. executor. and 1t was oons
tested. The Chancery Court ovexTuase
a demurrer, this action being followed
by the appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Paris, October 5.-A cable response
to Frances suggestion Of intervention
In the BALKANS was received from
Great Britain to-day. At the same
time the British government suggests
that whereas Intervention At Constan-
tinople should be made by the great
powers acting ~ . unit. the inter-
veution At the Balkan capitals should
be LETT TO Russia ana Austria
Herr Won Kidderiin-w the
German foreign minister. has accepted
the proposal on behalf Of Germany
and now only awaits . formal word
Of confirmation from the German En-
pcror. This In expected at any no.
ment ~ 10 also the support OF the
Austro- Hungarian government
frances suggestion has thus been
ratified by Russia Germany and Great
Britain Il includes . collective re-
presentation reproving the wariike
attitude q the Balkan Statco toward
Turkey and expressine the determine.
tion net 10 permit territorial changes
while the powers promise 20 undertake
themselves the realisation OF Mace
douiaa reforms.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Consta ntinop1e. October 5--There
was a fever of war enthusiasm In
Constantinople tonight. The capital
was depressed At the outbreak Of
strife with Italy. Tripoli meant moth
ing to the average Turk Even tho
hunlblsst realized that It must be .
campaign by Constantfnople; that
Turkey had no navy; that defeat was
inevitable But the Greek. the Bull
garian. the Servian- ana the Monte
Resrin ara known, and the rank and
file Of the Turks are confident Of
their ability to beat them.
The new regime has never been 30
popular. All elements are united The
press IL bowling for hostilities. En-
thusiastic demonstrations occurred be-
fore all the ministries during the day.
Troops are pouring into the city from
all directions ard out again toward the
northern frontier. No one thinks OF
submission to the demands Of the
Quadruple slliancA
FolloWing to-day's Demonstrations
against them. the Italian. Greek, Bull
GaP1an, Servian and NonteneGYfn leya-
tons are under heavy guard against
mob violence.
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powers STRIVE
TO PREVENT WAR
Chancellories of Europe Seeking
Way Out of Trouble in
Balkans.

Especial Cable to The Times-Dispatch.]
London. OCTOBER 5.-A news agency =
dispatch from Cons tantinopie sent al
10 o'clock saturday night. says the
turkish government has received IN
formation OF a serious incident on the
Aontenegrin frontier. 1t amounts
virtually to the beginning Of hostili-
ties. No further details Of the AFFAIR
are given.
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Especial to The Times. Dispatch.1
Hearx Of FtGhtfng.

Constantinopie. October S.-That the
Turkish government has received news
Of serious incident on the Monte
negrtn frontier, amounting virtually
to the opening Of hostilitiee." was OH
cially announced late last night 1t
was evident that an arm I'd clash was
meant. but No details have been made
public
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Turks Hold Their Own.

Especial Cable TO The Times Dispatch. ]
Berlin, October Several skIfmishes
along the Turk-Bulgartan. Turko-
Montenegrin, Turko-Servian and Turko-
Greek frontier were reported here to-
night There was some loss Of life.
it Is understood. but the lighting was
not Of an important scale. The Turks
generally held their own. 1t is still
hoped here that war may be averted.
though the outlook 10 deemed exceed
inKiy threatening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

gay evening and prires ~,,.
lowing people: Misses pns ps exartsd ~
T1,,,sn nsSnsn and Lila Johns. NJ. Hls5. H.
Bora, me DeusT ID
Mis- May Turner ana ~
oiaf youns couple Of psrS ~. rr5tasI
aflea a, N caa1lesson Tuesday H, Nss =.
Ars Wallace Branatcrd a, ao'a.
rafk e'Iy. the guest Of Miss H,,lt s,lt iais
hrs Ley stokus Of co1.o-. LAcau~,
is,aE 10 P+f City. a Ee.st a. ~. HsI, n
The memhsn Of the N.,
}0ye6 an evenings sntsv,sinm.n, Wo~s-
y. nail Thursday svcnIns Al us n
literary programmes. "ea by nvssas
Ea"is Wilkinson o. Salt LII.
''ts. rae guest Of his slsrer un sn ~
coaia;u mIn; jim Don ana family war; I o'sl
cosiTiiie Thursday evening. we're psazu,
John Nelson. Rod Mopo,,u
Veruul. "i'oy'og a ,,,us
Mrs A. Randolph. Mra. L.
,ann.,1.an o salt Lake rers ..nS-rs
- ~ '"FE CITY during n, ~
c,iY ,,'E suSss, ess Mitchell of Salt I4t. "a
.r.ni, D4nshss" of Rsbtl.sh sn,,-..
s'onins tuesday In thnlr lodge S;n Ssm;n y
C. p. Brooks and Hsury p.,.
pasTonsnra Curing the ve,k, s ~vs is.z
| Miss Hurlsy entertained A, .
ternoous ~ esrdb eatQrs,,
Mr.. and Nrs. ". D. s.,,o-
Salt Lake TuszdnJ. "a re:srssa
| mrs. waltsr Evaua Wi ...
aluo Tuesday svoning. De !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
LOGAN.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO Tue Tribune
LOGAN. Sept .s-oue Of The delightful ann
OF the week Ins tho special opening oinhG y
joyed By the A. c. Wouan.s clan. VIC ~ iI,s n.
escorts Saturday evening. Tho piC li 70
Sln At O'clock and motorcd 10 Hyrm; 'ezs
a delicious chicken 6uppcr raa served ~
committee having tho unair IN charge Hn -
posed OF Irs. Frank W. Thatcher Mn hr'ss hr
NebeKcr and Miss Margaret Wilkinson, isss
were more than forty present ne wv -,,,l, I'D,
was mado By moonlight which sddsd gnu
20 tho evenings entertainment
Saturday afternoon Nh. J. s. sralnl Hass'
by Mrs. Roy Rudolph, en'Osslhei ~ -, 4,
tifuly planned card party. The game w ~ ~
hundred and the prizos foil 70 MIS- hine' - -.
and Mrs. Robcr. Rintord. Tho ehaTans IN
OF MTs. Smith was artlstiekiY deeofava s~, s..
a delicious menu was served. The euau 's'
seated at soycn tnoleH.
Mrs. Luther NJ Howell was hcSless ~. W.
day at n pretty evening party. when 700 is~z
tnincd nwnbcr OF guests st ofldgs 49,
Mr., NJ 1I Hofsce Nebctar ana v. v ,ielaas,,,l1.
won tho prizes. Tho guests inclcd% ", w' ~
lowing: Mr. and MrB: J. e sncpaNa; H.. WI .
Mrs W. w Mclaughlin, ar ana Ms ",
and MG'0st Mr.. ~ r. 4 r. Ball Mr. and Mr. H'f,9 y.
Nebcker. Mr. oud Mrs. George TorfSos' p,,
anG Mrs. sIdoey steyens Mr, 'na rn,s
Rudolph and Mr.. and Mrs. hlGea oo'' =.
the nrst oo,son OF the A. c. woas 49,
II II
OF NiSs Margaret Wilkinson WIN a uus-
tendance The meeting was doyo,e' 70 s,-sr-.
Der OF important business ansuS ,,. .,oss =
tiop with the years Work. AZ 80, wa -
Tho meeting pleasant social t,u> o., ,,t,
in,,od nrnw1d n urelLlly decorated yes w. .,-
A number OF delightful musical ssiec"srt ~. e.e
rendered by Easter william petssISi, W,a,.a,
will meet Monday With sbe. j. a. II s-
"wednesday afternoon III" clio oiIs', ", II. p.-irl
1900 n,.sSScn. MIA weston Vsraca. s.,.,s
afternoon was devoted 10 the an T..
In London Prof Frank Arnold s.S.,,,r, rf
teresdn5 description OF the tnns'A once =, the Fe,,
cnt tiToe Tho rooms wore beaut.unY on..-rrs
for the occasion With yellow omg g..as,-,Ie, Il
RclrcShment9 1ers served a. tne vocal So
Accompanied BY Ms. william speenes' Cd,
The Brigham Young camp and the ios'g. es-. rss
cnmn or tho Daughters Of the Fl"s ,ss hsss
dcIiehtmlIy entertained Thurdsy ..nme i n
OF Mrs ]. a. Hcndr!cksoo- Wursass,S nn5
ssIIst,r, " ,nnrh5on vas served. The Srs
home on East tcn,e' "A .rsurr
With quantities OF bo"e'
leaves. ,,s rps,
Mrs. Pearl Dahlo Is visiting neA
o. Nr. and MrB. ]. s. PrldH' -. vtl-
NJ, and ,rr, ". n. Sander, rosnFoe'
NADIA 10 their homo IA salt Lake ,,rs
Mis- May Harding has returned n 70 gr rui
IN V-iIIars aft-- months yisit ~'''
Mrs George Harding. -. to-
Prof George C. JeDson has -
chicsso. where lie has spent 'hs .,,,. ,vss.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bert0n o.
.ho weak end IN Logan. -. 4
q w wIpd.r OF Salt Lake issts'
.5rs. n. ". Kimbal. 10 has bees T'
Nru. ". j. wolstenholu,e. WHO h,, her hsrs
ting Mrs, ". ". Hnus. viii re!nrn iii ,erc7'
" '"s Ssi, ak, Monday. Mrs. iisus VII VIZ, for 0
,spT Mrs. Wolstsnholms 20 tho ea3'A
bor visit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29

Roes. Stewart Horsley, Floyd Knudso1l.
Wnford Anderson, Earl Wright. Amos
Hatch, Eli Leo. Earl Mortepsens David
Ward and Stephen Owens.
]. z. Duffin is spending the week In
Salt Like.
Mrs Margaret Anderson OF Grover,
Wyo. Waited q few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Mary Munk and her daughters OF
bennington. Ida, We're visitors 10 this
city during tho past week.
A children's party was given Monday at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jesse w.
Hoopos In honor OF Victor r tioopes-
The children were entertained with
many games, Those in attendance were
Neeley, Mary Anderson, Pearl West. Bsr-
tina Bowrtng. Leona Evans. Alton Hoopes.
and Leland Eddy Carlyle CnHstensen.
Wallace Evans. Raymond Jones. Junior
Rosenl,aum, Melvin Matthias, Harper
Pearse. Wendell Hopes, Jesse and Vic
tor Hopes,
Mr. and Mrs. J. z. Mang,m have gone
to Butte. Mont. whore they viii make
their home,
Mrs. Annie u. Hepworth OF Grover.
relatives and friends In this city.
Lorenzo n. Stohl OF Salt Lake spent
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting relatives
and friends In this city.
2. W. Knudson has returned from an
extended stay In Rock Springs, Wyo.
John lpsen of Bennington, Ida, waa the
guest Of Alvin Ipsen In this city eAvera1
days during the past week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-29
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
MT. PLEASANT. Sept. 7s.-rho Homo Culture
club delightfully."- entertained on Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. John Meehus An interesting
served.
Mrs. Harold soreosen has returned from L visit
to Ephrain
Mrs c. L. Johns and children returned on
Monday after short stay In Manu with Mira
Johns mother. Mrs HornUnB.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Mabel Borg gavo
delightful musical at her hone for her
pupils,
Mrs. J. S. Ariinct of Boise. IDA. h eho
guest of hor alster. Mrs. p NJ McArthur
Mus Kate Musis. who has attended evening
ochooi in Berkeley Cal, han returned homo
for the winter,
Messrs J. NJ Boyden, Goorse Christensen
Loren Nosca, Morr!a IcnUen. WIN Davidson and
Lcyl Christensen left Thursday for Sal, Lake
for short visit.
George Pe,crson returned this week from q
two years mission In Norway
On Friday evening at tho a-mory the womsn's
Mission club gave tarcwell bail for Migs
Lorraine s;cHons. large crowd enjoyed tho
oveung and Miss Stevens has tho good wishes
OF oil for very successful m!usion.
NIGa Hilda Madsen gavc a pleasant party
ThuTsday ovenlng for the o. U O. girl,
Late in the evening an elaborate luncheon vag
served,
The lat meeting OF the sororIety girls was
held on Wednesday evening at tho homo o, Miss
Ycrn seey.
Tho b Y, I. orchestra CAV. delightful
a large crowd enjoyed tho evening.
NJ and Mgs. william Nicholson OF Ogden
who have been visiting friends opd relatives horo
the past week. returned home on Friday
Tho seniors Of tho wasetch ncadamy gave
lag, whilo the Juniors entertained tho frsShn,on
at au evening party.
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LEHI. Sept. 2S.--The Lehi Commercial
CLUB gavo q successful dancing party In
the city pavilion Friday night. This was
the first of a series Of parties which the
club Will give during the winter.
During the week Mrs. Il f. Ilrkham.
Miss Lizzie Shaw and Miss DuIcie Webb
gave parties In honor OF Miss Maud
lSrkham, who will leave within q week
for n mission 10 the western states for
the L.. y, S. church.
The Second ward win give series Of
six entertainments during the week, be-
ginning October Il; Tho events are be-
Mrs. and Mrs. R. w. Kirkhem and Mrs.
Nell Pixton, Of Moapa, New aro visiting
irienda in Johi.
Mrs Irma Peterson OF Salt Lake City
has removed to LehI and will mako this
place her home.
Among the early fall narriages win be
that OF Miss Jennie Coates OF Dchi and
William Dansie OF Riverton,
Smith, Arch Gardner. Earl Holmstead.
Abel Phillips, Ruth Robinson and Meta
Hammer, graduates OF the I.ehi high
school, left this week for Salt Lake City
to attend the state university.
Mrs. John Bradshaw und her children
of Maerath. Canada, havo talIon a home
In Lohi for the winter.
The friends OF Nr and pIrs. Asa J.
Clark gave thom surprise party
Wednesday night at their home.
Mrs Nora Blumenthal Of Salt Lake
City spent several days during the past
week in Lehl, the guest OF her mother,
Mrs S. A. Olmstead.
Miss Lillian Roberts will act az Lehi 3
repres entativs on the Utah county float
at the National Irrigation congress next
week.
Mayor Henry Marshal Of Tooele is the
guest OF DR., and Mrs. 6. l.. Stooltey.