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Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
New Voters Must.Be
Registered Again
! to Vote on Friday

Voters who secured a vote of the prl.
maries with the aid Of two freehoIders
~ their precinct must repeat these pro-
ceedings in order to cast vote at the
primaries Friday. The registration Tues.
day does not extend over the Approaching
primary.
April ~ registration boards viii sit IN
the several precincts OF the city and WIT
ers who have moved since registration
day year ago may register again then,
This win be necessary TO entltie them 10
3 vote at the spring election Max I.
Five hundred voters were sworn IN last
primary day. These must be sworn 10
again, according to the city clerk. They
win be notified to appear Friday at the
clerks office. s+s
Candidates for eounclmanIc Jobs are
slowing Up on the campaign until after
The primaries Friday. The outcome of
the preferential vote on state and county
pfficeseskers Is absorbing nearly all al
teEtion.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
Brandeis Bringing
Important Papers
Back from Europe

Emil BFandeis. passenger on the III.
fsted Titanic. for whose safety there stlll
ellngs faint ray OF hope. had gone to
Europe on business as well as pleasure.
While In Switzerland he closed an Inn
portant transaction when he secured the
signature OF his SITTER. Mrs. Herman
cohn. to Instruments giving her consent
10 the enlargement of the Loyal hotel.
which is part Of the COIN estate.
1t has been the purpose for some time
to build additional stories and make other
improvements to the. hotel. but the muir
der Of Mr.. cohn by an unknown assaii.
ant halted the plans for about a year.
The matter OF remodeling was again
taken up and Emil Brandsis was dele
gated TO secure Mrs. COINS signature on
his tour Of Europe. Those valuable papers
wers in his possession when he started on
his return voyage for home.
/, II Mr.. Brandeis has gone down with
the many other unfortunate passengers
y 10 not likely that the matter OF re-
modelling the hotel viii DO taken up Tor
some time to come.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
ArbOr Day is to Be
Observed in Omaha
as a Legal Holiday

Arbor day. originating in Nebraska and
o legal holiday. viii be observed in
Omaha April = by school children and a
host Of citizens. Arrangements for plant
ing a great number Of trees are being
made.
Members Of the Board OF Education will
participate in the tree-planting rites.
They have already provided for planting
eighteen trees at comenius and as many
more at Windsor school
As this win be all the shrubbery neces-
sary on school grounds the day viii be
spent by school children in planting seeds
on school grounds and at home. Grounds
are now being prepared.
Arbor day is usually observed in the
city by the closing OF public offices. and
there probably will be no departure from
this custom this year
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
Many Students Have
Failed at the q. s.
in Their Classes

During the first half school term Just
ended at the Omaha High school total
Of ~ students Of the $50 enrolled have
Jailed In from one to four subjects. ae-
eording TO circular issued by Principal
MoHugh today.
: The number Of failures is not wholly
confined TO the boys as the girls also
came In for their share Of the low marks.
Only l.2s5 pupils were able 10 carry all
their lessons with grades above 70 per
cent, the passing mark.
In the circular letter Miss McHugh
urges upon the members. Of the senior
class the necessity OF raising their rec
ords. as q total OF forty-three out OF the
- who expect to receive their diplomas
IN June have failed In work during the
first semester. One girl and one boy
have fallen below 70 In three subjects,
seven boys and two girls In two sub
jects. and tweniy-one girls and eleven
boys in one subject.
In some cases marks below 70 In sub
Jects. u continued during the present
term, VIII lower the students. estimates
80 that only a second class diploma will
be granted. Only five weeks now remain
until the final examinations
Following Is tsbulsted form Of the
failures for the first semester:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
Liquor Laden Man
Bumped by a Car

Charles Brown, laborer Of sis North
Twentieth street. imbibed In alcoholic
beverages TO such an extent that he was
thrown off his feet by a Dodge street
car. sustaining a severe shaking Up. He
endeavored 70 board the car at the cor
ner Of Dodge and Sixteenth Streets.
when he missed the step and was swung
to the platform. The rear OF the car
passed. throwing him into tho street.
where he landed hard. He was picked up
and put on the car dazed. When asked
II he was hurt he sad: stop the car
where live, ! want to go home"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
FACING GRIN DEATH AT SEA
George [. Camper Tells Howit Feels
to Be on FOundering Ship.
VESSEL CREAKs AND ORGANS
ne Was Aboard the coien Feur
Years AEe when ryphoon
strikes .th< Boat In West
! Indfsn Waters

George L Campen describes the hur-
ricane weathered in September 1905. BY
the steamship Colon with 30 passengers.
The boat was. off the West Indies.
You can scarcely reaiize what It
means said Mr.. Camper, TO be in a
shipwreck at sea. looking every minute
at death as the ship wallows in the
water. / was in one and know. And
hope III never be In another.
sunday morning at O'Clock. Sep
TENDER ID 1895. the Colon ran into
stypoon. The smokestaek went over
board the tunnels were battered out Of
ishape. the wireless apparatus destroyed
and the Iifeboats and the railing carried
away. EE
Grew and. passengers gave up. hope.
but fought valiantly. All day the storm
increased and the boat creaked and
groaned. At as o'clock in the evening
dead calm prevailed. We could see
land ahead and were driving straight
toward II. which. meant destruction
Typheon Strikes Again.
The Colon was turned With It's nose
toward the open sea. Ate:fs O'Clock the
storm ciscled around US and again
struck. s'
Passengers and crew were iashed 10
the broken mast. to the doors. to every
thing that gave promise OF perinanence
We were bound together with ropes. The
captain himself was dashed 10 a broken
mast Water poured continually over
the vesseL - sr~s's
AT . o'clock 'haDdey evening the
storm had nbsted and We WIRE safe, but
the experience had sobered us ana there
was little rejoicing, FE
Mr.. campen drew on his imagination
for picture Of the panic that must have
followed on tho Titanic when. with It's
heavy human fresht IL struck tho ice
berg and crew and passengers faced al
most certain death.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
OWNERS OF DOGS RUSH
TO PROTECT THEIR PETS

The dog catcher Is on the job. Owners
Of blooded or molgrel breeds have been
notified thar all animals caught without
q collar win be summariiy executed.
when this order got noised around yes.
terdAy there was a rush for tho city
clerks otfick and owners stood in Hns
for sesersl miputez waiting to buy L.
csnses.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17
Date is Set for the
Dedication of the
J Woodmen Building

July y has been set as the date for the
dedlestieH OF The new woodmen OF the
'wofld building II win be woodman's
day. there being about 5000 members OF
the organization expected here to take
part In The Ceremonies which wiilibe UNI
der TIM auspices Of the sovereign officers
Alpha camp Of Omaha. the original
camp OF the order, will be conspicuous
In the dedieateFy services. Il will furnish
the huge cornerstone and its drilI team
VIII have charge OF the unwilling.
Details Of the entertainment for the
big day have not been planned. but Il ID
anticipated that some very ostentatious
ceremonies will mark the dedication.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17

Eesema Cared In 10 90 10 Days.
The Paris Medicine Co. as2i Pine street.
81. Louis. Mo-. manufacturers OF Laxa.
tive Bromo ouinine have a new and
wonderful discovery. GROVES sA-NARE
CUTS. which guaranteed 10 cure any
case OF ECZEMA. no matter Of how long
standing, in 10 to % days. and will re-
fund money II 1t fails. GROVES sA-
MARE CUTS Is perfectly clean and does
not stain. II your druggist hasn't II.
send US 5oc In stamps and II will be sent
By malt. -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-04-17

STIMULATE your ttfiness By advertising
IN The Beetle newspaper that reaches
al Of the buyers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

"The Healer" Mrs r. w Robinson and
Mrs. Frank W. Thatcher, presided at the
prettily appointed tea table.
Wednesday afternoon the Clio circle
met with Mrs. j. H. Marshall at tho
Miss Elsie Thompsonn, This was IlS folloTsd y d
by paper on Modern Progressive Ie ssh e
Movements in the Art or the Drama,
given by Mrs. Weston Vernon.
A large number of friends and Tea-
tives most pleasantly surprised Mrs. Jane
Thatcher Tuesday, in honor OF her sixty
first birthday.
riage took place Thursday. was the hon.
ored guest ut delightful parcel shower
given Monday at tho homo OF Mrs. NJ
T. Parkinson.
DR.. and Mrs. L P. Stewart entertained
about twenty guests at delightful
musicale at their home Saturday even-
ing. The rooms wero bright with flow
crs.
A Thanksgiving programme, was given
at Nibley hall, at which a large, large mum, M
public were present.
DR.. F. D. Ball OF the experiment sta
tion and Dr E. @. Petersen Of the Agrl-
cultural college hove returned from At
lanta, Ca, where they attended the con-
vention OF Farmers Institute workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Pyper of Salt
Lake were Logan visitors during tho
week and were the guests OF Mrs. Kate
Preston.
The wilford woodruff company OF the
Daughters Of the Pioneers met Saturday
with Mrs, John Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thatcher are
visiting In Salt Lake, guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. d. S. Spencer.
Mrs e. w. Robinson went to Salt Lake
Thursday to visit her mother.
Misses Genevieve and Harriet Thatcher
will leave Monday for La Grande. Or,
where they will visit for month with
their sisters, Mrs, c. w. Nibley and Mrs.
Frank BraJnwell.
Dr. and Mrs. z. D. Ball spent Thursday
and Friday In Salt Lake
Among those who went. to. Salt Lake
Thursday to see the football game ne-
tween the u. OF u. and the A. C.. were
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Howell. Coach and
Mrs. Teetzel. Mr.. and Mrs. D: II, Thom5 nj
Mrs w. W, Mclaughlin. Miss Zella
Smart, Mise Dora Wright and large
number Of others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

Mrs Clarence Jensen. MTs n. 1ensg. Is,,.
the Misses Minerva Lupd, jennie Ely
garc Ogden and Hilda Hansen.
Tuesday evening Miss Zina Hansen
dauehter OF Mr., and Mrs. Nes Hansen
was married to r.. p. Miller OF Logan
The marriage ceremony was pei 49, ~
by Bishop Thomas II. Blackburn. Many
relatives and friends wcro present at inc
wedding reception
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas II Blackburn
went 10 Nephi Wednesday evening TO
spend Thanksgiving,
2, c. Call WAS visitor to Logan sun
day.
Miss IIilda Hansen is here from Salt
Lake visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Felix y. Baird OF Gar
land we're visitors to Brigham recently
The Misses Ray Knndson and Fay
Hanson entertained Tuesday evening W
| tho nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles w
gramme were immensely enjoyed among
| those present were the Misses MaT]orle
| Knudson. Erna Knudson, Rula Nard'
Nadine Dunn Helen Jensen. Ruth Liura,
Zilla Wight, Sylvia Petersen, Bessie
Morrison, Hazel Stohl, Bessie Burt,
wilma Jeppson. Opa Knudson, Florence
| Iinudson Ruth Wight, We're SoutnWqrtn
| ley, Cbaucey West, Mathew Compton
Franklin Petersen, Vern Ward, Benni
| Knudson, Harvey Mortensen. Noole
Sheffield Leon Christensen and JACK
Bowring.
| Miss Stella Petersen ia home from SAIL
| Lake after an absence OF several weeks
Mrs. ]. Frank Bowring ia yislting heI
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Midgley. II
| Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY, Nov, 3o,-Frday
ward Sunday school entertained the par
A fine literary programme and dancing
made the hours pass pleasantly.
Wednesday evening marked the sew
entieth milestone In the life of William
Horsley, and in honor OF the event the
family gathered at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Horsey. Among those present were
w. c. Horsley. Mr.. and Mrs. John II,
Horsley, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p, Horsley,
Mr., and Mrs. c. e. Horsley. Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Peterson. Miss Lou lIorsley, Mr..
Rome Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schow.
Thursday DR.. y. 2. Coburn and Miss
Marie Brandley or Salt Lake were mar
rled at Salt Lake. Mr.. Coburn is O. ma
tive OF Wellsvllle. Cache county. and the
bride Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl G. BraDdlcy of Salt Lake. MIR. and
Mrs. Coburn Will make their home here.
Mr. and Mrs w, ]. Robbins left Tues
day evening for an extended trip to
southern California.
The elghty-seventh birthday anniver-
sary OF Mrs Anna Is. Hansen was oele-
bratcd Monday afternoon at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie j. Lund,
Among those present were Mrs. Anna
*, Hansen, Mrs. Chris Flygare of Ogden,
Mrs. Matilda Hansen. Mrs. Sine Poulson.
Mrs. Matilda Wight. Mrs. Minnie j. Lund.
Mrs. Carl Jensen. Mrs. Serena Hansen.
Mrs. Hansino Hansen. Mrs. Oscar Peter
sen. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. o. @ Spencer,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
EPHRAIM.

BPHRAIAI, Nov. 3o.-Bflss Selda Ras-
rnussen left Monday for Salt Lake. whore
she will visit relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. T. Murray and daugh-
ter Eula are visiting IN Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. R II Doelle Of Salt Lake
arc guests at the home OF Miss Alice
Lund
Mrs. W. r. Mayhem returned from Salt
Lake yesterday. whore she went to ao-
company her sister, Mrs. e. A. Britsch.
A missionary party was given Friday
Jorgensen and Wilford Breinhot, who
will both leave during the early part OF
next month for two-year missions. A
purse of 500 was presented to the mig
sionarles,
Mary c. Henre OF Manti has been
homo of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs,
T. s. Lund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jorgensen left for
Rich1eld Wednesday to eat their Thanks
giving dinner at tho homo OF Charles
Erickson.
Mrs. Fred Tuttle left for Salt Lake
Monday where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. Heber Nelson OF Salt Lake Is
visiting at the home Of her father. @, A.
Larsen.
Mrs @. A. Iverson of Price 10 a. guest
at the homo OF Mr.. and Mira. J. N. Han
| sen.
John Dorius Of Wales visited In Eph-
rain during the early part OF tho week
Mrs. Alma Jensen of Spanish Fork left
during tho week for her homo.
Mrs. Thomas 8. Lund is spending the
week at Manti at tho homo OF her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Jerome e. Hentie.
Mrs. Thomas P. Thompson is In Salt
Lake for n few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
LOGAN

LOGAN, Nov, 30.-One OF the prettiest
affairs given by the Kappa society Of
the Brigham Young college was the dane
ing party given at the gymnasium Tues
day evening. A reception booth was
strewn with Indian rugs and otherwise
uniquely decorated In another corner of
the gymnasium, n large banner suspend
ed from the ceiling. nade an effective
background for streamers of orange and
white ribbons. the Kappa colors. Punch
was served from a pretty booth. Dane
ing was enjoyed from 8 until 12 O'Clock
An orchestra was in attendance,
On Monday evening. December Q, the
big charity ball Will take place at the
auditorium. Details are being arranged
by officers Of the A. C.. Womans club
A number of friends of Miss Elenor
Ammu5sen carried out a surpriso for her
Monday evening. Among those present
were Misses Zelnora Ballif. Sarah Blair,
Ethel Lee. Claire Parkinson. Grace VIII
cox and Helen Thatcher.
The marriage Of Miss Maggie Neuber-
ger and Lawrence L. Kmbnli took place
Thanksgiving day at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. y. W, Klmbal. The ceremony
w. r Sloan The rooms were beautifully
decorated with chrysnuthemumg and
roses. The guests not only celebrated the
marriage but the occasion was also the
wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ
| w, Kmball. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Kjmhal will make their homo In Logan
The meeting OF the a. G. Woman's
club was held Monday at the home OF
MrS. w. w. Mclaughlin. After Il short
| business meeting, DR. George Thomas
gave review OF Robert IIerrlcks book
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
MOUNT PLEASANT.

MOUNT PLEASANT. Nov. So:-Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Johnson had tanllly
reunion Thanksgiving. Their cnIdreh
present were DR.. and Mrs, Earle OF balr-
view, Mr., and Mrs, Johnson or EphrslliIn,
Virginlus Johnson OF Ewen ana MISS
Genevieva johnson Of Salt Lake.
Miss Olga Thompson is spending the
vacation In Spring Cty.
DR.. and Mrs. a. r Duttller OF salt
Lake ore tho guests OF Mr., and Mrs'
w. D, Candlaud this week.
Miss Wight OF tho, Wasatoh faculty
left on Wednesday for her home IN Provo
for Thanksgiving.
John Peel and Miss Esther Madsen,
who were married IN Manu on Wednes-
day. were given a reception on Thnrs-
day evening.
Mrs N. r. Madsen spent tho early
part OF this week In Salt Lake.
Mrs. yeda Kofrord OF Provo ts visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Henry Wall.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson entertained the fol-
lowing guests at dinner on Thursday:
A Fl Mabien OF Provo, Sidney Gee of
Salt Lake, tho Misses Ruby Nelson and
Alton Wilson, and Leslie Stewart and j.
c. Richardson.
Miss Ruby Ellison Ia visiting her SIS
ter, Mrs. George Christiansen.
Lewis Peterson, who Is teaching school
at Sunday. spent Thanksgiving with his
parents.
Walter Jones OF Black Rock was the
gueat this week Of John Fl. seely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
SPRINGVILLE.

sPRINGyILLE, Nov. So.-Mrs. ]. A
Thorpe of Scolied has been visiting rela-
tives here this week
A. o. Packard, cashier OF the Garfield
Banking. company's bank at Garfield.
spent Thanksgiving here
Springvile lodge No. A, T. o. o. f..
and the Rebeltahs gave dance at the
Fraternity hall Wednesday evening.
The Ladies Home Culture club met IN
the home of Mrs. Marian Crandall Friday
Mr.. end Mrs. Dell Thore Of Scofeld
visited with relatives here this week.
The junior class of the Sprlngville high
school gave a dance In tho Theater hall
Thursday evening.
Miss Alice Streeper OF Portland, Or,
has been visiting with friends hero the
past week.
Julius Sultan OF San Francisco was a
Sprlnsville visitor Friday.
Miss Annie Llewelyn OF Napoleon and
Claude Bwens Of Sprlngvllle were mar
rled Wednesday evening at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Llewcllyn.
The Social Society Dancing club gave
select party Friday night IN Fraternity
hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
NE.PHI.

NUPHI, Nov. s0.-Mins LILLIAN Mar
went to Salt Lake Sunday.
Miss Helen Hoyt went to saft la
Sunday, where she will attend sohooi
Mrs. Earl Jaclman went to Nom,
Pleasant Tuesday to visit With her ~
ents.
Edward Whiting Ia home for q few An
from Monroe visiting his parents.
Miss Deon Jennings spent tho first us,
OF the week in Nephi.
Miss Ada Hinckley spent the week
Nephi.
Gsorge Small, who has been llunR
Mount Pleasant has moved to Msaf
Edgar Colo and Lund Smith car
homo from Rlchfield Monday.
Gerald Cagier has been called %
mission In Holland and expects to iaay
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G Alfred have b~s
called to a mission In Now Zealand. TTs
will leave in n few weeks. Mr. AlIrs
VIII teach agriculture IN New Zealand
Mrs. Leonard Fowhs has moved
Starr.
Members of the R. Q. S. club we5N a
tertained at a Thanksgiving spread az N
home OF Miss Mayne Riches. Ad1
spending the early part OF tho evsul1
In games and music the crowd went II
body to dance.
Miss Rhoda Tolley was the hosteA y
jolly young folks party ct hsr horns
Nortonvflle Monday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
PROVO.

PROVO, Nov. So.-A pretty homo we'd
ding OF tho past week was at tho home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ". Bailey, when
Miss La Preal Galloway OF Richfield WAS
married TO Leon Clufr of Provo. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop Al
bert Manwarring. The Bailey home was
decorated with smilax and chrysanthe-
mums, the color scheme being In green
and white IN the Darlor. and the dining
Tho bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Lucille Galloway, and Eugene Clun
was best man.
Miss Fern Goddard and her mother
Mrs. e, S. Goddard. entertained Monday
evening with q miscellaneous shower In
honor OF Miss Eta Goddard. who is 70
be married the coming month The God
dard home was tastefully decorated.
Mrs. Frances Hedquist entertained
members of the Five Hundred Card club
at her home Tuesday afternoon Three
tables OF the game were played. The
prize for the highest score was won by
Mrs. William sutton: The. rooms were
decorated with potted plants, The club
will be entertained next week by Mrs
Sutton.
Tho Girl Question club met this week
with Miss Eva Hampshire and spent the
timo in social converse. Tho next meet
ing will bo held at the home of Miss
Bessie Cannon.
U. c. T, club Wednesday evening in the
Mozart pavilion. There were one hun
Oicu Peiooio pieoeHls
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N Num-. who have
spent the past few months in Salt Lake
and Provo. will leave shortly for New
York for the winter.
Miss Edgarda wedgewood and Miss
Ernestine Lttlejohn of Salt Lake spent
the week end visiting Mrs. Samuel
Schwab.
MED by their son Clarence left Tuesday
for Culver, Ind, to spend the Thanks
giving holidays with their son Dean, who
is attending the military academy.
Mrs. John Fl. worsley entertained
Thursday. evening In honor of Mrs. Hy-
rum Cluff OF Salt Lake. who Is visiting
relatives here large cut glass bowl
piece on the dining table, Among the
guests were Mr. and NIrs. S. S Cluff
MI: and Mrs. o. w. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
All B. Worsley. Mrs. and Mrs c. S. Vim
and Mrs. D: J. Ronnctt, Mrs. Arnold
Green. Mrs. Zina Dunn and Mrs. Harry
Thomas
Friends of Lamar Craven gave him
surprise party ct his homo Wednesday
evening. Among the guests were Misses
Bessie Harris, Anna and May Affleck
Stella Clayton, Annie whittal, and
Messrs; Gle, Glen MSIaekenz!e; Harold Tucker
Christian Clayton. Kenneth and Ralph
Craven.
The 1919 high school students OF tho
B. Y. university entertained Wednesday
evening In the preparatory study room.
An excellent musical programme was
rendered.
Miss Norma Havercamp, accompanied
by Miss Dorothy Newoonibe, spent the
week end In Provo with the formers pao-
ents, Mrs and Mrs. George Havercamp
The girls are attending Rowland hall
Miss Mern Anderson entertained NOM
bers OF the Billie club at her home Mon.
day night, when the date for the dane
Ing party to be given by the club was
fixed for December IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK, Nov go-Heber Pc
terson and Miss Stella Simmons were
married at the homo of the bridegroom
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Peter Peterson,
on Wednesday evening, Bishop George
Hales of the Third ward ofhclated.
Mr.. and Mrs. AIonzo Young Of Mona
spent their Thanksgiving at the homo OF
Mrs. Young's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter F. Boyack OF the Third ward
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellison entertained
at their homo Thanksgiving day.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
G. A. Hicks. Mrs, Ellson's parents.
The high school gave dancing party
at the gymnasium Saturday evening.
! The religion GLASS gave dance to the
children on Thursday afternoon In the
auditorium,
Mrs. Henry Young Of Provo Bench and
her four children were visiting Mrs.
and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hicts Of Roose-
velt. Utah. are visiting with Mrs. Maud
Lewis this week,
Mrs Alma Jensen returned Monday
after visiting at Ephraim.
Mrs Heber Nielsen OF Salt Lake Il
| spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs
Alma Jensen.
Tho Alta club met at tho homo of Mrs
David Jones Monday evening. An ar
tlclc on Keeping tho Chi]drcn's Conf
dence' was read and discussed.
Saturday evening the members of the
well attended smoker In honor Of tn.
| Salem Commercial club members, 1hc
were here In 4 body.
Mrs. Margaret Money went TO the
home of her BON, Bishop A r. Money, o1
| Palmyra ward, for Thanksgiving.