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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-09-12
Notice Of Contest

Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office, Miles City, Mont,
Aug. %, 1912.
To Fred SKIOLD of Paxton. Montana,
Contestee:
You are hereby notified that Joseph
s. Funk, who gives Nashua, Iowa, as
his postoffice address, did on August
1, 1912, file in this office his duly cor
roborated application to contest and
secure the cancellation of your home
stead Entry, Serial No. O9571, mace
June 20, 1910, for Sd Section "a, Twp.
q NJ, Range AZ E., u. P. Meridian,
and ~ grounds for his contest he al
leges that said Fred SKIOLD has never
established his residence on the land
embraced in his said homestead entry,
and has made no improvements there
on whatever.
You are, therefore, further mott
fed that the said allegations will be
taken by this Office as having been
confessed by you, and your said entry
will be cancelled Hereunder without
your further right to be heard there
in, either before this Office or on ap-
peal, If you fail to file in this office
within twenty days after the FOURTH
publication of this notice, as shown
below, your answer, under oath, speci-
ficaily meeting and responding to these
allegations of contest, or if you fail
within that time to file in this office
due proof that you have served copy
of your answer on the said contes-
tant either in person or by registered
mail. If this service is made by the
delivery Of a copy of your answer to
the contestant in person, proof of such
service must be either the said con-
testant' written Acknowledgement of
his receipt of the copy, showing the
late of its receipt, or the affidavit of
the person by whom the delivery was
made stating when and where the copy
was delivered; il made by registered
nail. proof of such service must con- |
sist of the affidavit of the person BY |
whom the copy was mailed stating
when and the post Office to which it |
was mailed, and this affidavit must |
be accompanied by the postmaster's |
receipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer |
the name of the post Office 10 which
you desire future notices to be sent
70 you.
A. kIRcHER, Register.
Date of first publication, Aug
., 1912.
Date of second publication, Sent
J, 1912.
Date Of third publication, Sept
L, 1912.
Date of fourth publication. Sept.
o, 1912.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
Following is list of letters remain

Following is a list of letters remain
ing uncalled for at the Glendive post
Office on Sept. II, 1912:
Paul Albess, H. c. Brown, Anther
Burns, Albert Charles, Mrs. Bessie
Davis, Frank Fuller, Herman Jonas,
James Joyce, E. Kavanaugh, Charles
n. Kintz. Frank McHugh, A. Nc
Mullin, Mary Mignault, Cornelius
Mosch, Forrest E. Myers, @. Oliver,
Ollie PenneIl, Jesse Staffanson, J. S.
Summed.
When calling for the above please
say advertised" and give date.
John c. Sorenson, postmaster.
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Rooms For Rent cards COR sale
At the Monitor Office.
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Sheriff's Sale Notice.

Goodridge-Call Lumber Company
Plaintiff. vs. John III.
Kano,1se Defendent.
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PARK CITY.

PARK CITY. Dec. 14-The Woman s
Athena cum held its regular meeting
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
gar on Shelly TSen L. 3. y Wight tS' spok a,k c
Home
Paul Billings left for Topeka. Kan,
friday afternoon 10 remain over tho holi-
days.
Mrs Gertrude Uasar entertained very
pleasantly Saturday afternoon the mem
bcrs of the "jQU'' card club and n few
other friends
Q, +. Hedges entertained the members
OF the Evening, Card club at the DAILY
guests were Miss Lusty, Messrs. and
Mesdamcs Brounings. Frank els. Allen,
Short, Armstrong, McEwan. Forslund
Whitley and Lockhart
The CotlIlIon club met Wednesday
an enjoyable time was had.
The members OF the Pytnan Sisters
Birthday club entertained their friends
at Society hall Wednesday evening at
cards. music and dancing.
Mrs. Henry Hughes entertained the
members Of st. Lukc's guild Friday af-
ternoon at her home on Woodside ave-
hue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh spent the
Week in Park.
of the week.
Joseph Murphy Of Ely, New. Is visiting
In the Park with his mother.
Silver Leaf lodge No. 3. Daughters OF
Rchcllah, elected the following officers
Tuesday evening: =, y, G.. Mrs, +; Berg :;
\, G., Mrs. II. Forsman; V. c., Miss
Laura Huddy; recording secretary, Mrs.
Lizzie kneale; financial secretary Mrs.
Jennie Blnkard; treasurer: Mrs. It.
Ballas; trustee, Miss Grace Stringer.
The Modern Woodmcn Of America held
their regular meeting Thursday evening
IN I. o. o It. hall and elected officers
for the ensuing term. The officers are
as follows Gus Johnson. consul: Will
liam West, advocate: W. r Jcfford
banker; c. T. Prisk, clerk; IL, T. DALEY,
escort: James Mcdonald, wstchman:
Thomas Orr. sentry: John Deason, truS-
tee, Or. 4. A. Browning, physician.
Miss Mckay. who has spent several
months in the Park with her sister. Mrs.
Sutherland, was called, 10 her home in
Calgary. Alberta. Canada. by the death
of her brother.
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MAi1TI.

MANTI, Dec. 1L-one of the social
events of the season was the character
ball given Friday night at tho Armada b.
the high school pupils,
Mrs Hebcr Ginger OF Mayfield is VS.
itjng at tho home Of Mrs. q. f.. Braith-
waite,
Miss Elva Larsen entertained a num-
Der cf friends AT her home Tuesday even
Ing.
Miss Alice Lund and Mrs. Charles Lund
of Ephraim visited at the home OF Mrs
j, B. Henre Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Gortat was hostess at a
luncheon given at her home Tuesday af-
ternoon for tho women of the Mothers
club.
Mr. and Mrs, George Bench were ten
dcrcd surprise party given at their
home Monday evening In honor OF MIR, and
Mrs. Frank Wall of Mexico, a musical
programme was carried out, Those pres
en-, we're Mr. and Mrs. William Bench.
Mr.: and Mrs. Peter Westcnskow Mr,
and Mrs. VIII Tuttle. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
bench. Mrs. Clara Bench Mr.. and Mrs.
", II. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Cox. Mr and Mrs. Fred Cox. Mr. and
Mrs John Hall. MIR. and Mrs. Lee Bench.
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SPANISH FORK,

SPANISH FORK. Dec l4,-Mr. and
Mrs. VIII Lewis OF the Fourth ward in
Lnis h3i city entertained at family dinner
ave tn n.eeIl n OF Mrs. Lcw,s,s relatives on Sun;
MIS-. G. \. Hicks, Mrs. Lewis's grand :
parents; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hicks, Mrs.
Le"is.s parents, and Mr.. and Mrs. NY
rum SlIer, her uncle and aunt.
Miss Lenore Banks entertained eight
home In the Third ward on Wednesday
evening. The time was spent in social
chat and sewing. Refreshments were
served.
Henry E. Hicks Of Clinton was q visitor
At the home of his parents In this city
tuesday and Wednesday this week,
Miss Larene Hicks, a daughter OF II.
b. Hicks. and Cleveland Wilson OF Pay
son were married at Provo last Thurs
nome In Payson.
Miss Rosalia Boyack Of Spanish Forl,
and Samuel J. Ostler Of Springvilie were
married In tie Salt Lake temple We'd
1eesoay "A reception was given them on
lhufsoay evening at the Auditorium
\ birthday party was held THURSDAY
evening at the home OF Mr., and Mrs.
Arthur Nelson, in honor of Mrs. Nelson
aud her twin sister, Mrs. John Williams.
Mrs: Frank Millner entertained a cir
Gle of her friends at her home In the
Fourth ward Wednesday evening, the
occasion being her iifticth birthday a
delicious supper was served
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. go; ack ca me
up from Delta Wednesday to spend
Christmas with their many relatives and
friends here.
Miss Clara Swenscn OF this city gave
a. formal farewell supper to her fellow
clerks In the Spanish Fork Coop store
Wednesday. Miss Swensen is to be mar
rled In the near future.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Leo Olsen and Miss Priscilla Williams
In the Salt Lake temple on Wednesday.
December IS. a reception will be given
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Williams. OIL the evening
following the wedding.
Miss May a. Crump of Palmyra, and
Eric Hansen OF this city Will be married
in the Salt Lake temple next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robertson cele-
brate tho twentieth anniv ers9ry OF their
wedding lost Friday evening Thirty
guests were present,
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Mrs. Martina Bench. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Strlngham Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron squlres.
MI and Mrs. Frank Bench Miss Eta
Bench, Wiliord Bench and the guests of
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Wall left Tuesday
for Mexico.
Thursday from a two ycars mission to
Norway.
Mrs; John Lowry entertained Friday at
an l-day sewing party The following
friends were present: Mesdamcs JorGen
Madsen. J. Fikstad, Fred Jensen. Camilla
Nelson, {. Madsen. Jens Micklesop.
Maria Madsen Andrew Larsen, Julius
Jensen. J, Keller. Earl Nelson. and thae
MISSES Eta and Annie Anderson.
Peter Ahistrom OF Guhl Ida, came
down Tuesday Ia visit with his sister
Mrs. J.. p. Miller entertained few
srienos Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson Of May
held spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Wilford Wintch.
Mrs. J. b. Henrie entertained Friday
afternoon for her daughter, Ircta. 1t be-
Ing her birthday.
Mrs. Lila Giles Of Hcber is visiting
With Mrs Thaddeus Buchanan and Mrs.
Nephi Ottoson.
ant surprise party Wednesday evening by
Gustave RroX. Gilbert SquIres. James
l,afkson. Floyd Ottoson Loru Hansen.
christine Hanson. Leah Stuart Ida
EratthWaite, Sarah Hansen and ElIzabetl,
Mathlc.
Miss Ida Braithwaite entertained We'd
nesday evening. A dainty luncheon was
served,
The storl visited the l1omes OF Frank
Alder, Lewis Nicholson and Wallace Lar
sen sunday. leaving boys at the first two
MONIES ana a girl at the latter.
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Mrs. +. G. Jensen. A large number OF
ladies' were pregent.
The Commercial club gave party at
The Madison hall on Friday evening.
Luncheon was served in the clubroonl,
which adjoins the hall.
j.. u. Neyrick was a Manti visitor this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hornung OF Manti spent
thls week in Mount Pleasant, having
been called BY the death of their grand
daughter. Elizabeth John.
Miss Lingley OF Norfolk, Va, spoke
to large audience at the South ward
meeting house Oh Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Caudland are vie
itlng relatives in Salt Lake this week
Mrs. George Chenunson left Wednes-
day for visit 10 her son. Vernon, In
Helper. Utah.
M,. and Mrs. r. 4. Broadhurst spent
this week tu Salt Lake. guests az the
Cullen hotel.
Nj and Mrs Ed Wall and children are
the guests OF AIR. and Mrs, ". L, Mad
son for = short time.
Mrs. Roy Campbell left on Wednesday
for Long Beach, Cal. 10 make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Enos have re-
turned TO their home In Salt Lake after
short visit with Mrs. Enoss mother,
Mrs. RAGS Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen Of Victor. Colo, arc
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett. Mrs.
O!sens parents
Ronald Nelson OF Los Angeles Is vis-
iting friends in town for IL few weeks.
{. y. Rcngberg returned on Wednesday
from a business trip in the western part
OF the state.
Mrs. Martin Christianson Is visiting her
daughter In Brigham.
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the best musical talent in Logan was
heard Refreshments were served
Mrs. Mary H. Hanson announces the
engagement of her daughter ycsta to r.
T. Cahoon OF Salt Lake City. The mar
rage VIII take place III Logan in the
near future
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure OF Des Moines
IA Is visiting with friends in Logan.
1t will be interesting news to the many
Logan friends OF Major and Mrs Henry
-. Styer to hear OF the promotion Of
Major Styer TO the rank of lieutenant
colonel. Colonel and Mrs. Styer have
twice been stationed In Logan In the In
terest OF the agricultural college
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hansen enter
famed at Il delightful family party at
OF Mrs. Ida Matson Hanson. who win
Lake. y supper was served. Thirty
lour guests were present.
Il, +. Ritter left Wednesday on A. bust.
ness thip IN tho state OF Idaho.
MIR. and Mrs. Horace Nebeker spent the
week end In Ogden.
Guy Alexandra left Tuesday for his
home In Heber. after a pleasant three
weeks. visit here. the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs, B. c. Thatcher.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A McCloclsey left
tuesday for Philadelphia, Pa, where
they will spend the holidays with rela-
tVes and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ballard have
returned from Ogden.
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BINGHAM.

BINGHAM: Doc. 14.-Ivies L. Beck
stead and Miss Leah Parry were mar
ried Thursday afternoon. Judge T. Il.
residence, Mr., Beckstead was formerly
teacher OF the seventh grade, Central
school. The bride Is tho daughter Of Mr..
merly OF Bingham, Tho young couple
Will reside here.
William Butler OF Evanston. Wyo., is
visiting with his uncle. J. A Butler,
Harry Rowland left this week for a
trip TO Butte. Mont. and tho northwest.
Mrs. W. II, Craig and her daughter,
Mrs. Lester Feetcs, have gone 10 BIsbee,
Mrs. C. L. Hart is visiting in the CAPT
tai this week.
Miss Myrtle Swan Of Carr Forks spent
tho Weekend with friends In Salt Lake,
David Reed visited with friends In
Upper Bingham this week.
Andrew Smith and Atla Williams Of
Salt Lake paid Bingham and Lark a visit
this week.
Mrs Mary MoCarty left Tuesday to
join her husband at Ruth, New,
Fred Goody OF Zion visited Bingha m
Tuesday and dlned with his brother. l.
T. Goody and his family.
DIR. A. L. Iuglesby has returned from
o. trip TO his ranch In Idaho,
Mrs S. T. Nerdin and her family arc
visiting with friends and relatives in
American Fork
Otto Lee visited over Sunday In Salt
Lake.
Mrs Charles Sulllnger and her baby
visited with friends In Upper Bingham
Sunday
Mr, and Mrs. ]. w Burke entertained
at Thanksgiving dinner Mrs. Clara Mas
ters OF Ogden and Captain Fuge OF Salt
Lake.
Mr, I.arick has returned to the Boston
Consolidated. after a visit to his home In
Ohio.
Mrs. u. ]. Cook and her daughters
Grace and Marie, of Salt Lake visited
here over Sunday with ID, ]. Cook
Frank Looney and Edward Dunn re-
turned from Butte this week
Mrs. ]. W. Luce is a Salt Lake visitor
this week.
Miss Julia German Of Salt Lake City
Is visiting with friends here this week
The and 4 club pleasantly surprised
Miss Katie Mcdonald I'm honor OF ior
birthday anniversary last Monday even
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK, Dec, 14.--Mss
Della Nelson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Nlels Nelson of this city, was married
to James G. kir)lendahl of Mammoth,
Utah, at Salt Lake Thursday. After a
honeymoon trip they Will be at home 10
their friends at Mammoth.
Mrs Susie Andrug Of Provo was visit
ing relatives here the fore part OF the
week. She leaves shortly for Washing
ton city TO Join her husband.
Washington Chlpman returned home
from a months visit In Old Mexico the
fore part OF tho week, lie reports that
he saw nothing of tho trouble that they
arc having in that country, the part that
he visited not being in rebellion.
The Home Dramatic club presented the
play, Comrades" at the Liberty the
ater Saturday night 10 a crowded house,
Dr. and Mrs. c, f. Snyder will move
to Salt Lake shortly after the first OF
the year to make their home there
The l.. d, S. missionary committee gave
another popular dance at Apollo hall Fri
day night.
Chief Engineer Arptz Of the Interurbnn
railway spent the week at American Fork.
a. p. Merrill OF Provo. superintendent
OF the Knight Power company, was an
American Fork visitor Friday.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY, Dec. 14.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph II, Hansen entertained
Thursday evening In honor OF J. D. Call
aud other members of the Box elder
stake Sunday school board. The home
In Third South and Main streets was
decorated beautifully. On January Mr.,
Call Will retire from the Sunday school
board to take UP his new duties as Judge
OF the First judicial district. Other
members OF the board presented Mr., Call
set of the church works and copy
book Those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
Hopes, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Han
sen, Mr., and Mrs. c. n, Christensen. Mr.
Mrs, MILFORD wilde, Mr. and Mrs. S. i.
H!ncklcy. Mr., and Mrs a. L. Brown,
MIR. and Mrs. c. D. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Knudson,- Mr., and Mrs. Vance
Wight, the Misses Sevcna Madsen. Lois
Peters. Daisy Madsen. Lou Horslcy.
Louise Ingram Edna Stohl, Rose Jones'
ley and 2. r. Wight.
Mt. and Mrs. Joe Zimmerman are
spending few days visiting Mrs. Iime
merman's parents. Mr. and Mrs. l..
Pappe, In Salt Lake.
Victor L. Madscn was q visitor TO Salt
Lake Monday,
Officers of the primary association IN
the Third ward gave a social in the ward
amusement hall Saturday evening, whicb
was attended by upwards OF one hun
dred persons. The evening was spent IN
playing games and dancing,
The fire department OF Brigham City
will give their annual ball next We'd
nesday evening In the Academy OF
Music.
., n. Stohl and daughter. Miss Emma
Stohl, spent several days in Salt Lake
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo n, Stoh
Alma Chambers Of Smlth1eld was q
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II,
l. Ifshburn. Jr., and Mr and Mrs. T.
w, Fishburn this week.
w. L. EDDY spent the fore part OF the
week in Salt Luke.
T. II. Thain OF Logan was q visitor To
this city Monday,
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SPRINGVILLE.

SPRINGvILLE. Dec. l4-John w.
AIleman or this city and Miss Emma
KlinIieI of Salt Lake were married III the
temple at Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Levi Thorpe OF this city
are visiting their son, j. A. Thorpe, at
Winter Quarters this week.
Mrs L. s. Raymond Of Silver City
visited her parents. Mr. and Mira. Milan
Crandall. here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Johnson OF Rich
field, Idaho. are here visiting relatives.
Al. johnson, who has heen on his ranch
at Richfied, Idaho. for several months
past is back again with his family and
will remain here until spring.
.Sprlngville lodge No. 44. T. o. o. r.,
held an election Thursday evening and
elected the following officers: n. G..
William Russell: V. c.. j. +. Wlngate:
secretary. George w. Clarke: treasurer.
J. j. Eolfe; trustee, J. +, Wingate
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RICHFIELD.

RICHFIEJD. Dec 1I.--Miss Alta John
son entertained at party on Tuesday
evening. Games and music were played
by the following guests: Miss Pearl Sevy,
Miss Hazel Henric. Miss Maude Erick-
son. Miss Ora Johnson, Miss Uarda Nc
Carty, Miss Josie Skougaard. Miss Ten
nessee Smith. Miss Sadie IYie. Miss
Mabel Morrison. Miss Lorec Forsyth,
Miss Mabel Lewis ard Mrs. Beal.
The Royal Nolghbors were entertained
this week by Mrs r.. a Noyes, Mrs.
Payne Mrs. Andrew Jessen and Mrs. $.
II. Dali, In the club rooms.
Mrs. James Barlow entertained at din
ner. Friday, the following guests: MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Farley An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse Chalk, Miss
Emma Khyl, Miss Rebecca Peterson. Miss
Mabel Barlow and Miss Eda Barlow.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Cfleaves enter
talued number OF their RIchfield friends
at dinner In Eermillion last Sunday,
Among those present We're: Mr., and Mrs.
II. W. Ramlose. MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Poulson. Mr.. aud Mrs. James Edwards:
Mrs. f. A. Noyes. Miss Clara Ramlose,
Miss Violet LundGreon and Stanley Ram
lose.
Mrs, j L. Quist entertained teachers
OF their four children Tho guests were
Miss Rose Hayes. Miss Irene Secgmillcr
Miss Brown and Mr. Cheele.
Mrs Ole Dastrup entertained at dinner
Tuesday In honor of her children's
teachers The guests were Mrs. Won
Thurman, Miss Marvel Bloomquist and
Miss Grace Nelson.
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EPHRAIM.

BPHRAIM. Dec. IL One OF the most
elaborate wedding receptions ever beld
In this city was that of Wednesday,
evening ip honor OF Castella Eertleson
and Ernest Nelson. both of this city.
The marriage took place at the Manti
temple "Wednesday. An elaborate din
ner was served during the early part Of
the evening at the home of the brides
mother and later ball was given at tho
pavilion whero 200 guests were in at
tendance,
The cousins OF Ernell Mortensen aud
Fredonla Christensen gave q shower In
their honor at the homo OF Mr.. Morten-
sen. The young couple will be married
at the Manti temple December is Those
present were the Misses Ethel ChrIsten-
sen. Eva JOY Nelson, Norma Christen-
sen, Ruby Mortenscn, Mabel Mortensen.
Gladys Christensen. Eva Shultz. Flossie
Mortensen, Mildred Bradford, Mrs. Cora
Jensen. Mrs. Hazel Thorpe Mrs Fred
christensen. Mrs. Sadie Fowler. MFR. and
Mrs. w, III, Quinn. Mr.. and Mrs. n. Q.
Mortensen and the Messrs. Levar Jen-
sen. orval Jensen; Hebcr Anderson.
Orson Bagley, Farley Peterson, Clay
Quinn, Mckinley Quinn. Ivan jacobsen,
John Johnson, Walton and Rulon Nor
tensen, irwin Hansen. Seymour Christen-
sen Rodney Christensen and Leo Chris
tensen.
The J. C. F. club was pleasantly an
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day evening at their home, The ludles
present were Verda Anderson Sadie
Fowler. Bendetie Beal. EIizaheth Ander-
Olive and Geneva Anderson. Marie Chris
tensen. Alice Lund, Miss Boulton, Flora
Thorpe.
A. successful surprise party was given
In honor OF Mrs. c. L. Thorpe yester-
day afternoon In honor of her s0th birtn-
day anniversary.
Miss Alice Lund and Mrs q w. Lund
returned yesterday from Gunnison where
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Edward
Chlds.
Wiford Breinholt left Monday for a
two-years' mission 10 Scandinavia
Miss Stella Milton and Miss Hannah
Brelnholt left Monday for Salt Lake City.
Ing with Mrs L. A. Brltsch.
Leonard Thompson returned Monday
from a tWo-years' mission to Norway
His mother. Mrs, Thomas Thompson. ac-
companied him from Salt Lake City
Romaine Sorensen OF Axtell was In this
city during the week before leaving for
Denmark, where he will labor In the in
terest OF the Mormon church.
a pleasant event during the past week
NJ. Thulin In honor OF the 5oth birthday
anniversary OF Mr.. Thuln.
Hans Jensen, June Pehrson and Ar
thur Anderson returned during the week
from Moab
The friends OF Mrs. Alfred Pehrson
give her pleasant surprise Monday
night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson enter
tanned a number Of their friends last
evening at dinner party.
Mr. and Mrs. John BeaI Of Mauti were
guests At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Jof1p
! Beal. Sr., during the carly part OF the
week.
Miss Hcrbie Beal was home from Salt
Lake City during the week. visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beal,
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PROVO.

~ Dec. l4.-The facn,tv ana
Nofd.i me L. y university ccle-
Georr. w ~ honor OF the birthday
cuify sr. Fl. BrimTrall, president of
q. RI .vlIpua 10 clags exercises
b ana y'and rendered several Sc
ovcr ~ .he devotional hour was
b into an excellent musical pro-
l<. prnt 'gersed with literary
|boua,,et Srihlha)l was presented
'P,,,tae OF sixty carnations.
a1nliisoan.lathia club, a recent I,tcr.
i nifas.oh. Held it's first mcctinr
'Youn.. noon at the home OF Mis-
n Chi, The rooms were deco
preaars, sl'nns colors. red and green
|66ncsu were Mrs. Bennett c'ssi,
Mn ,5akeman, Mrs. Lizzie Mel.
4rS sInsed snsed Beck. Mrs, Rnatrjce
|eis. Ai'i'oi1 Booth and Miss Bers
sltsrtso s 81 the Girl Question club
<ottie Isrsu Kn.u Monday evening by
NJ Ahudsen at her home ~
sien ., Payne was hostsss .. -.
'Qn. b.s "a. neE home Tuesday
un ~ shliations formed fSn n.ntr Tom
n twsiS, S liable where cover w.
friends ausett entertained a, num-
'lemoon d, a kensington Wednes-
'ard., '' hcr home In Plea sant
|ing yn sesSia Century club held an
EgeertssSlon Friday, when Pc,
r SchaXsn delivered a iect,,n on
WAS sfTas Tas a Social C-enierr rbn
N io- ths'"ed tha by discussion en-
Co... Tue club members.
'nSine,sn ,Humphrlns entertained
[afisey,n cub 1T her home W.
Itfoyao9h' The house v vvns w Sn :
ls 1,.u 1ua with ferns r r. 'asLc s,,, :,
@aesls' airs. Charles Hcde,,,ist rG Tiu.'