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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
LEHI.

| LEfiI, May 2l-One OF the delightful
events OF the week was the shower given
Miss Dulcie Webb Tuesday evening in
the Commercial club rooms by the Young
adde's Mutual of the Second ward. Miss
Webb Is junior class leader In the Young
Ladies association and Will be married
next week TO Leonard FIancome OF Ne
phi. There were forty present.
Mrs. William Blackham of Moronl Is
visiting friends In Lehi. She came up
10 attend the commencement exercises
CT the Lent high school, OF which her
daughter, Eulala, is a graduating stu
dent.
Maihen Fox. Amy Wlhippe and Ann
Fox were Salt Lake City visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. J 4. sorlase spent Decoration
day with friends in Midvale.
Mr.. and Mrs John Brown and Mr.. and
day 10 attend the golden wedding ami
versary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Nc
Millln. Mrs. McMillin Is A sister OF the
Browns
DR., and Mrs. W. T, Hasper and Mr.
annual meeting of the B. Y. U. Alumni
association at Provo Wednesday, return
ing in their auto after the banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Livingstone are
spending e week with friends In Moroni.
Mrs, Sadie Kittinger OF Salt Lake City
Is spending a week here the guest OF
Mrs. Leo Singleton and Howard Thorn
as OF Hebcr and Mrs. John T. Moyle of
Alpine spent Decoration day with their
mother, Mrs D. w. Thomas.
Blaine Wines. a graduate Of the Lehi
high school, and who has been attend
ing the Leland Stanford. Jr,, university
for the past two years. is back again.
visiting friends In Lehi.
Miss Alice Holmstead is home from
Payson. where she has been teaching
school the past winter. Miss Holmstead
will attend the state normal at Berke-
The Home Economics club has changed
its time OF meeting from Thursday to the
first and second Wednesday OF each
dressed by Drs, Holbrook and Hasler on
"The Proper Feeding of Children ''
w. K Hopkins. D II. sandin, Mrs. Q.
A Woodruff. Miss Lucille Rogers and
Miss Eva Wiles attended the L. Of L.
high school day last Saturday.
Miss Emma Coates entertained the
High School Dramatic club at luncheon
Monday evening.
Mrs S, J. Walker will leave this week
for Portland, Or, where she Will spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs.
William Remington.
Mr. and Mrs D. II. Sandin left for Salt
Lake City Friday.
Probably hhe leading social event of
the week was the entertaining of the
high school graduates by the junior
Wednesday evening in the Com
club rooms Thera were games,
a programme and luncheon
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SPRINGVILLE.

SPRINGVHLE May 3l.-Mr. and Mrs.
Nephi Stewart Of Salt Lake spent Deco
ration day here with relatives.
Miss Mary Starr returned Wednesday
from a brief visit in Bingham Canyon,
where she was the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Watson
John S. Smith returned home Monday
from a trip TO Baltimore and other
points IN the east and south.
The Mother Study club ladies' with
their husbands. formed q surprise party
for Mr. and Mrs. N II Packard at their
home on the evening OF May %.
Mrs. Belle Bringhurst and Mrs. Heber
Jex gave d bundle shower Tuesday after
noon In honor OF Miss Iva Hall of this
city, who is TO become Mrs. Virgil Bird
on June J.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Raymond and
daughter have been visiting with Mr.
Raymond s mother and other relatives
here the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Reynolds gave
Kitchen shower at their home Monday
evening In honor OF their daughter Mar
tina. who is soon to wed Dell BrlmhalI
OF Spanish Fork.
Creed Raymond will leave for Chloa go
In few days.
Oliver Senior and Miss Mae Simpkins.
both OF this city. were married quietly
this week,
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MANTI.

MANrT, May s1.-oue Of the delightful socials
Of the week was that given Monday evening at
tiemen teachers served lunch. and games on
loyed. Those present were arr. and Mn. Ellis
Peterson. Henry Peterson. Glon Jonsan. Hobsr
Bird. Edgar Clark. Ralph HoIsaaTd Frank And
Chris nns @ M1Tn DsnnSoa Joh
Kenner. Edyth Clark. Minerva Nicholson. Ann
Parry, Alice Johnson 1rma Roid Della Keller.
Charlotte Parry
Florence sperry. MN. T. Parry and daughters
Ann. Charlotte, Winnie and Airline. and Miss
Jane Lamb. took automobile ride TO wales tho
first OF tho week 70 Visit With Nhtheuol Ed
wards.
Mrs. Sarah Eppsrson of Provo is visiting WITH
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. II. speuy
Mrs O. w Martin wont to Sal. Lake wcdnes-
day. returning Saturday,
Mlss M.rsare. Mansfield entertained az the home
OF Mr. and Mrs E. 7. Eeid Sunday evening
Hottie tsg' Adsr' Ray Chapman. Tf Fror.rsr. Na
vim Porter and William Hogan. Dainty refresh
ments wore served after a musical programme had
been enjoyed.
Miss Floronos sperry entertained Sunday cven-
Ing in honor OF her sister Mrs Sarah Eppersou.
OF Provo Luncheon was served NJ II o'clock
Miss Leuoro DyrenE entertained a, ap ics
cream lawn party wednesdsz afternoon for forty.
five OF her pupils.
One OF tho doghttal sYFpr!,es Of the week
~
". Brown. by some OF ths eighth Grade stu
d.nts. Games. music and picnic were enjoyed
b. those present
Miss Mansfield returned 10 her home ia Beaver
Nednesdsy
Winnie aud Chariot. Parry left Friday for
Logan whsr- they Will attend summer school.
Miss Jennie Lannon's returned 20 her hons ct
Ferron Sunday.
Mrs Flora Thorpe went 10 Bphralm Thursday
to attend the wedding reception Of Rend.tta
B-al and j s. Christensen, who were married In
the Mantt tsuple wednesday.
The R: x. ola,s met Tue1day evening wi,h Mrs.
". ". Brown. The physical culture exercise wa5
led BY Mrs, Brown, 4 magazine article on the
convenieuces IN the Kitchen Was DISCUSSED. Re.
ports OF committees were heard. II decided
nonths.
Ono o. the successful soc!sl events OF the sea-
son was that given BY Miss Vera Eouseord in
her beautiful home on Main street. The rooms
wsre beautifully decorated With snowballs. Pro
evening. Delicious refreshments ~c.o served et
i o'clock. Those prsbent were the Messcs Glen
Jensen. Glen sessey. VIII Taylor slatn Iuttle
Kennsr Lsonard Tu.ue. VIII Hogan. Juan and
Webster Boydep. Ava Woodward, Edgar CLARK
Maiten Graham. Mont Harmon, Ralph KousaaEd
and Fred Hos.o.d OF Alameda Cal AID the
Misses Lucille Tuttle Della Keller. Fannie Tut,
re. car!e Hougiart, Charlotte Parry Naomi
Lowry. Florence sperry Gereil Brown, Lila Her~
mon, RUBY and stelle Medsen; Alta Crawford
Lueils Bradley, Maud Tut'!e. Alics Judd. HeVma
Keller. Libbis Crawford and Mrs. Sarah Eppes-
0! Provo. Mrs.. Addison OF Alameda. Col.
Mrs. Nephi Bates OF gich,eId visited With her
sister. MTs. Seloy Jones, Wednesday.
The music section ot the Ladies Literary CLUB
Mndsen In the chai.. Visitors we're Mrs: RoEal!s
briggs OF Ogden, Mrs Luci, Tuttle. Mrs. John
Riddle and Miss Mansfield. An elaborate lunch
con ~as served at O'clock.
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NEPHI.

NEPHL. May 31.--A reception was
given Monday evening In the Commercial
club rooms by the teachers OF the city
schools and the high school In honor OF
Roy F. Homer. who leaves soon TO take
charge OF the branch agriculture school
at Cedar City. programme Of music
speeches and games was enjoyed and
refreshments were served. a beautiful
token OF remembrance was presented to
Mr.. Homer.
The Ladies' Literary club held an In
teresting session Monday evening at the
home OF Mrs. W. F. Brough. Jr. The
The Sanguine Temperament" Mrs e.
r. Forrest a paper. What other Clubs
Are Doing" written by Mrs c. X. Davis
and read by Mrs. j. w. Whitmore ''Wha I
Is the Secret Of Love Having Been Won.
of Retaining It?" was discussed by Mrs
J. w. Hyde. Music was furnished by
Miss Venus Brough, The following mem
oers We're present; Mrs w c. Andrews.
Mrs. William Bailey Miss Neva Booth
Joshua Greenwood. Mrs. j. W. Hyde,
Mrs. D. o. Miner. Mrs. Mark Sowby. Mrs
Edith Sparks. Mrs j. W. Sudbury. Mrs
e. R Forrest and Mrs. !. W. Whltmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Weaver of Twin
Falls. Ida, are hero this week visiting
Mrs. William Cole, mother OF Mrs.
Weaver
Mrs II. n. Could went to Denver,
with relatives Of that city.
Mrs. A A. Allen entertained few OF
her friends at her home Wednesday
afternoon In honor OF Mrs. w. Fl. Petite
grew. who Is TO leave for her new home
near Salt LakA CITY TIA nr&t narL af
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EPHRAIM.

EPHRAIM. May 31-The many friends
OF Miss Bendetta Beal Will be- surprtse ed
to learn Of her marriage to ]. s. Chris
tensen Of Chester which took place in
the Manti temple Wednesday Afternoon
Miss Beal Is the daughter Of former
Mayor David N, Beal and is ono OF the
pretty and popular young women of this
city, She is a graduate OF the Snow
academy and has taught in the public
schools OF this city during the past three
years. Mr.. Christensen IS also a gradu-
ate of the Snow academy and has spent
the past winter Is principal OF the schools
Of Chester. The wedding reception was
held at the home and was one of the
most elaborate receptions that has ever
been given In this cliy. More than 100
guests were seated at the dinner tables.
which were beautifully decorated with
flowers.
The Scandinavian choir met at the
home OF Peter Brienholt during the week,
where a pleasant evening was spent in
listening to an excellent programme
which had been prepared for the occa-
sion. Thirty guests We're in attendance
home of Mrs. DR. lafayette Rees Monday
evening The programme was a read
Ing by Mrs. Hyrum Thorpe and an ex-
was given by Mrs: r A. BeaI Refresh
inents were served. Those present were
Mrs. T. "A Beal, Mrs: Jennie Johnson.
Mrs MTs fShn Dor Jsnsns NM Mrs N1e s1ys Goysy
Mrs ?: D; Jensen, Mrs. J. Y. Jensen.
Mrs. Frank Christensen. Mrs. James
Frost. Mrs. Maria Thompson. Mrs. Hy-
rum Thorpe and the hostess.
Mr., and Mrs. Jonathan Sudweeks of
this city returned from Salt Lake City
yesterday by automobile In the panty
we're Mr., and Mrs. sidney jenkins. Miss
Alice Lund. Mr. and Mrs Sudweelss,
James Anderson and Peter Nelson
Mrs Peter Brienhot entertained her
neighbors yesterday afternoon at lunch
con- Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mayhew. Mrs. Farley Hansen,
Mrs. Jane Brienholt. Mrs. Thomas Lund,
Alice Lund. Hannah Brienholt, Mrs. Eden
Wlnn and the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Quinn Of Salt
Lake City arc guests at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Cherry.
Miss Alice Lund left yesterday for Os-
den, where she will attend the gradua-
ton exercises of the Dee Memorial
hospital.
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PLEASANT GRov

PLEASANT GROVE W.
iugo Peterson has rettlrnas q
atler spending few dsvsu , g 81
ents' Mr., and Mrs. O. + YIN
Miss Mae Ellsworth Of paas'
ing me week end with hcr
James d. Thorne. "er slel|
Mrs. II. J. Kruss
Misses Ruby and SIar,on % ana a.
AIR; and Mrs. George Grne ;msre q
Lake City. 'roesanr
p.,, ne Misses Hazel Malstrou, .
IA tetnan OF Midvale vera IN
me Misses Avis and sa6ia ~ ".
the past week. @''e sAiIl1
Rulon Linn and fan,l,v ia.
root. Ida. Monday, wbers ~. ~. ~
their home ,ney n
The Misses EIilda M...s,
y5lel m!s ana Hannah LudNicEson -,
w WeaheSoay evening at a bur%S,1 az
sven IN honor OF Miss I,o,,sss
WIo Is 10 be married Frldsv =.
Mrs. Edith Monson ana ,,.,.
ers OF Mosida were yussts ssi'el|
sons mother, Mrs. Annis e. - -
urday and Sunday. 1oif
Mrs; NJ. D Atwood was 49,.
nirthday dinner Saturday r,vps
OF the ,ate NJ. d. Atwuod's 49,
gay; Those present were M
I Nir Atwood OF Salt I.aks ~
Lawrence Atwood OF prous
Mrs, John Atwood, the Mlsss"s
Ardena Atwood. Jeanetfa a.
Frank Atwood. Su
Mrs. Cleo Davis OF L.hi -.
OF Mrs. Lucy Cray Monday
Duanne Stewart left for ys-.
day for an indefinite period ' ~
Miss Ira Holman is spendir-
WITH her sister. Miss Clarn3.
OF Provo. snoA
Miss Vida Halliday has ra,,,r,.
alter spending a few weska IA ~
ter Mrs. j. II. Coornos Of @ saj9
Miss Pearl Larson and c,ur11,
o. SALT Lake were Pleasant Errv'
this week. SioF'
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ad.r.
Stah, are the guests OF Mr. ~
P. Larson. - a1
Mrs. f, S. Humphries en;s..
birthday dinner Tuesday b
Mr, Humphries's birthday.
The Pleasant Grove high scs,
Gises were held IN the tabe,nse'
DAY evening. Diplomas wers -
PTnc!pal James II. Walker IA
lowing: Misses EstelIa Fentoe
pin. Leona West: Messrs Ha,.
son. Bert Smith. Ianthus HiSsec
Rasmussen. Lloyd Adamson.
Mr and Mrs. c. p W.-.s
Thursday with Mr.. and M =,
Atwood OF Provo.
Mrs. Annie Holman was N.
Mrs. Kate pyne OF Provo T5ny,, nm
The Misses Hedve .Johnxor
Smith. Cleone bund and Yids
were Provo visitors Wednesday,.
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PARK CITY.

PARK CITY MAY a1--Ms. c W. Hodgson en-
tcrtalnod very pleasantly at her home Saturday
evening for her niece. Miss El7a Hcegson. II
the young ladys birthday and :he following
lmtlc, folks were The guests Misses cla'!sse
Martin. Juanta slauker. Mary Horaoi Mildred
Evans. Mary pegsn. Grace Pesan Louise Prisk
Marry Radon, Ada Don, Anna Don, Theme
Lcdnghem. Grace Cunningham. Florence erose
Ir' In. wi,is i Nchos. @ claire aeNey Eo6er. Biz
| beck. Lesuder PTisk and Gene Raddoo.
Mrs. L E Eodgson OF Boise. Idaho, Is visiting
in the Park. the guest OF Mrs. c. ". Eodg
son.
Mrs HodssSp s,% ssSrnsa gao from S ss
convention OF the Pythian Sisters.
4 pleasant litn. affair Of Monaay evening vas
the card party given by Miss Harrington at her
apartments OH Park avenue
Mlss cordelio Wilson Of midway vas In the
Park Tuesday 10 attend the graduation eyer
cises
The mothers of the graduates Of the high school
entertained the graduates at a supper TUESDAY
evening IN tho amusement hall Of tho congre~
gationsl church. Places laid for stxtyone
people. The decorations cut flowers Red
and white school colorS used 10 protu-
Miss Mae Bsnie was salt Lake passenger
Friday afternoon.
Mrs Isabella Keith. returned from Sal. Lake
Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Holt entertained a: dinner Tues
day in compliment 10 the Rev P \. simpkip Of
Sdt LINZ
Ms and Mrs. r. J. Bryant returned to the
Park THURSDAY morning. attOr All absence OF
several months spent 10 Cedar City.
Misg Tessie Niles bas returned home from
Fielding, where ths young 'edy has been teach
Ing school
Another pleasor, affair of the week vas tho
dinner given by the high school tcoehers in conf
pltlncnt TO D.. z. !. Ebaugh OF Salt Lake,
Mrs. sam Billings has returned to her hom. IN
Butte. after pleasant visit 10 the Park With her
parents
Tho volunteer 'iremen enjoyed n social session
Sol Rosenbnum o. Salt Lake is in tho Park. thc |
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frankel.
James Crooks OF Eureka spent tow days 10 |
the Park during the week.
mr. and Mrs. o. W. Allen have returned 10 |
the Park after several Days nbsence.
Mrs Tom Martin OF Army Wyo. is visiting n !
Mrs. Joe Kemp Jr., OF Bingham is visiting in
tho Park guest at tho Kemp homo.
Misses Gertrude Mclaughlin md Jcnnic MeoEhcr
returned from Salt Lake Tuesday morning.
:, Len Shields came w 10 Park city Thursday
morning TO attend the banquet given BY tn.
Park City bigh school alumni.
Mr. and Mrs Honry T McEwan and family |
cnme up 10 tho Park Sunday In their automobile |
and spent tho day as guests Of NJ. and Mr.
Frank MeEwnn.
salt Lake motored TO Park Cijy the carly part
ot the wook. Mrs. Cutler and baby remo lned 10
Visit with Mrs. f. W. McEwgn.
Thursday evening The members Of the Park City
.lumni bad their annual banGuo, in society hall.
ioahis were responded TO By tho members OF the
various classes and the decorations were OF rod
IND white. tho alumni colors. and apple green
,nd white the colorS OF the class OF 1918. The
business meeting and election OF officers were
,ed before the banquet. A programme and dane
ns 1oaAa tho eveninso Entertainment
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GUNNISON.

GUNN1SON, May 31.-W edn esday even
Ing at the R S. hall the Acme class gave
the public a treat In a commencement
programme A lavish decoration OF the
hall WAS made with class colors Par
ents and citizens filled the hall TO It's ca =
pacity. Joseph Y. Jensen OF Ephraim
gave the address to the graduates, while
and Principal Rasmussen. Miles Madsen.
president OF the class, took charge OF the
exercises. The salutetory was given by
Mics Lucille Sorensen, Clifford Pace gave
the class poem and Ira Mace the valedic-
tory.
Leo Bardsley returned from Salem yes
terday, where he has been spending the
past winter teaching school.
c. w. Jensen. Albert Higham and An
drew Fredericksou have gone 10 Nevada
for the summer.
The Gunnison high school enjoyed an
outing Friday to the RESERVOIR" where
pleasant day wac spent.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY, May sl.-suud,7 ~
evening Mira. Johanna Anderson. ns,hs,
| Fred Gleerup. cele0rated her uIus4ie,<
a. the home OF Nr. and Mrs. Clerr.-
West Forest street 4 pleasant sosisI
| ranged In her houor. attended hy ~.
and great grand-children. Among ~,
we're Mr. and Mrs Fred Glesrup. Nr,
A. L Ferr of Ogden. as. and Mn. o.
son. Nr and Mrs. Edward LarsAn, M
A. u Nelson. Mr. and Ms lulius s.
ana Mrs N. ?. Anderson. Msa6ams
Easmusseu. Ida sorsnson. ehfis!sns q
Emma Lundgreea. Marie Rasmussen.
Anderson. Mn. Jesperson. Ni,st syI1n
and Issuess Smith.
Mrs. Johr Wilton Of Ogden was -
Mrs, y. Il. Aosenh,um Of this city ss1|
during the wesk.
Mrs. George L. Johnson snts,slssd Z
Of lady friends at her home, Fint
Sixth South streets. one evsnlns ngi1
vscs. Progressive games veTo pItysd.
si!as J.aness Smith Of ogden ia ths
Miss Sylvia Glssrur for few dsyr.
Miss Anna Anderson o. salt Lsrs d
me week vtsttipg relatives and frieB1B
ham C.ry. III
During the week ths Rev Or. NeSgio|
In marriage Nl,s Hilds Nelson Of thie
Clifford Fo!ristall OF North Ogden.
is one OF the accomplished Young wnq1|
city. tho daughter OF Mz. jacob NeI6
and Mrs FoTistnil VIII rnske their'
North Ogden.
Mrs s. 81 TscobSsn Q. thiE eIiy q
Tuesday evening In Gonor Of Nh. q
5slt Lake City. who has been hg Cue
sral days. Among ,hoss presAat "
Ginger and Mrs. Hansen Of Salt ~
IN CkrfEtMM
Thomas Whitaker. Mrs. John HiIl1tc
Oliver FoEsgren. Mrs.. George L.. John1
Lueius Johnson and Mrr. Fred Nslsou.
Miss Lucy Davis spent a few days Of
lr Ogden visiting her friends. aisS 70
Frances Moves. &.
Mrs Jacob Nelson and daughters. ~
Frsda. bayo returned from Lossn-
Mr. ead Mis-. oicen ". stohI asd
Edna went over 10 Logan Tuesday q
attend the commencement exercises AZ q
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Loveland Of E91
Idaho. spaut few dsys OF the VIZ
relatives in this city.
The senior class OF the high bcheol
tcr,ained Monday evening at the hema q
Mrs. Charles ". Knudson. About tn'F'
we're present.
Wednesday evening MF5. orson -
tertslncd ct card party ot her home
schems was yellow, and Tetreshmou.s
Among those prcscnt we're Ms. and At
Day. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur TEuelaors
Mrs A. N. Merrill. Ir. and aD. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. xnudson. Mr.: sa9
Frank Boo,hs. Mr.. end Mrs. Charles a
Mr. and Mis-. r, A. pear.s; Mr. aga g
L. Hols;. Nj and Mrs, william .
Hon. Chaplin A. Day OF Ogden Mn ~
SON MrT. Mabeo. MrE. Thomas IousHf@
crawford OF Salt Lake City.
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SPANISH FORK

SPANISH FORK, May SL-ln'v' SL-s's
are out announcing the apP'uaSp'tth a.
rlacs OF Delbert Br!mneli ot
and Miss Martha Reynolds OF Spttf
The wedding TO take Place ~
Lake temple June 4. A kisrT
reception will be given In the sp''
hall June ). \
DR.. and Mrs. Hagar spsns ~
and Wednesday in salt LaM n
gan's hrother-in-law' Or. n, 81 sr6
returned with them ano VIII 'ps''
days here, p,,c-
Miss Margaret Greer was f.
itor "Wednesday. -,
Dr. and Mrs. A. G. StoddarS ~, sr r..
the engagement OF their danzd6 ~ b
ryn Hamilton Greer. 20 fiVwn Tss ~
we'll OF Salt Lake CitN. ta,I.
Will take place In the cary 'a.
Last Sunday a party OF - ~
Spa SpsqiiS9 rs an FSrf Cutting yS%"ft on Utah lake.
Friday. Russell L: Lee re'',I5 ,,,nI5
from Leland Stanford, Jr. III ~
where ne has completed haS
year. - AforL
be the guest Of Niles eas |hen not
Saturday until MondaE, crsord fh<
leave for Oxford. .. Az star Gts Nny
visit with Miss Lees sistes, ,,.ars ~
who is attending college tnniS "a &
fore returning they VIII s'op
points i'm the east.
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Ulcers and Skin TrouolS

IF YOU arc suffering VIII .Iuo,s
mining or fever sores. ulces'' %
cSaema Sn or other skin tTorolss; ,,ls e.
box Of Bucklen's S Arniea oSlM Mn.
will get relief promptly, su|
.Tonys Of Birmingham. ai,m ,nm,onth
from an ugly ulcer for nine mG1 sS 4
unci,1cn s Arnica Salve curea5 e5,1,
two weeks. Will help you. ~ IL
fSc Recon- mnn mmended by Schranasr.ss
Drugs, "The NeverSouPpSS'ia,ursise 'avsrsise1
(5) Good Stores. t-Au,
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK. May 3l.-Ths seniors Of the
American Fork high school Savo q delightful dane
ins party at tho Apollo hall Tuesday evening,
Tho freshmen entertained at dinner Monday
night. their mothers being tho honored Euests
The high school students enjoyed an outing 70
Ssratoga hot springs Wcdnezday
Rny d. Nieholcg. popular young man ~ this
city son Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nlcholea and
Miss Fern Scott OF Lake View were marTied In
the temple at Salt Lake City Wednesdsy a
reception wnS glvon tho Young couple at tho homo
OF the bridcgfooms parents Thursday evening
Suppose it IS getting a Job that is the
important condition to be met at once
the Wants will help more than any
other means
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-19
HOME TEAM FOR BASKET
BALL is ORGANIZED

Wednesday afternoon Misses Ere
donia Field and Lille Boatner called
meeting of the Marietta Hi Imps''
and Marietta Stars and selected the
members of the home team. Prof.
B. G. Seigel aided the girls in their
selection of the team. A very strong
team was organized, being composed
Of the following girls: Lille Boat
ner, captain and center; Mabel Grit
fin, right forward; Sarah Patton, left
forward; Odessa Clifford, right
guard; Fredonia Field, manager, left
guard, with the following girls as
substitutes: Dorothy Butler, center;
Irene Mayes, right guard; Mabel
Hardeman, left guard; Caroline
Cooper, right forward; Audrey Boat
ner, left forward.
The girls have bought a new bail
and finished a splendid court.
Miss Lille Boatner was the first to
start basketball and all the girls
have become very enthusiastic over
it and are looking forward VITA
great interest to the Rome Marietta
game for the third Friday in jar
uary.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-12-19
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
AUSTEIL. BANK.
Located Auste Ga at the close of business Dec
RESOURCES.

Demand Loans .........$ 10000
Time Loans ........... 25,O1O.21
Overdrafts, secured ... 1859
Furniture and Fixtures. 1,912.62
Due from Banks and
Bankers in this State. S,95S.69
Due from Banks and
Bankers in other States S38.38
Currency ....$2,513.OO
Gold ........ 225.O0
Silver, Nickels,
etc. ..... 662.79
Cash Items. 500 3,4S6.71
Total .$42,4S3.3O
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SMYRNA NOW HAS
DIRECT TOLL SERVICE

Mr.. j. ID. Corn, Cashier of the
Bank of Smyrna, and Chairman OF
the Board of Trade of Smyrna, has
received the letter below from T.
Epps Brown of the Bell Telephone
system. 1t speaks well for the newly
organized Board of Trade and also
for the policy of cooperation in mum
icipal development of the telephone
company.
Referring to our interview of yes
terday in which you, as Chairman of
the Board of Trade of Smyrna, pre-
sented to us petition to furnish
you with direct toll service with At
lanta, beg to advise you that after
investigating the situation we find
that we will be able to Immediately
comply with your request and | have
requested that on Monday, Dec. 1st,
the toll service be cut into the Smyr-
ma office so as to give you direct
service to Atlanta and Marietta from
Smyrna
i beg to assure you and the mem
bers OF the Board of Trade of Smyrna
OF our desire to cooperate with you
In everything that will be for the
up-building of your community and |
trust that in doing this that our
patrons at Smyrna will show their
appreciation by giving us a greater
volume of business"