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NEPHI.

NEPHI, June John NJ ostler OF
SSephi and Miss Edith James OF Spring
City We're married at the home Of Bishop
Beliston officiated. The bridegroom Is a
popular musician OF Nephi and the bride
Is one OF Spring City's fair lasses.
Lee Morgan OF Levan and Miss Theresa
Sarter OF Nephi were married Wednesday
IN the salt Lake temple, Mr. Morgan IS
the son OF j, A. Morgan OF Levan and
the bride is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
heZeklah Carter OF Nephi. They were
,S 1o,h students Of the Nephi high school
In the younger set In Nephi society
Miss Mabel Carter of this city and Ed
win Gyles., OF Kamas, Utah, were mar
Ted e the first part Of the week in Salt
Ing, school at Kamas the past year. and
while there she met Mr., Gyles.
Another June wedding is that OF Claude
Golden and Miss Pauline Pettegrew
which took place In Salt Lake City last
ter Of Bishop W n eT Pettesrews * s. sI and is
one OF Nephi's popular ladies' Mr. Golden
Is the son OF Joseph Golden and Is a
young man, well respected.
The r, C. S, club entertained at a
chicken dinner Sunday evening at the
to Mis- Jacqulta Bdghieli OF Salt Lake
City. Those present were: The Misses
Mayme Riches. Lucille Cowan. Hattie
Ioiohuuedu, Eva Christensen. AVA Brown,
Jacquitta Edghiel. and Messrs Steve
Allen Ray Covers George Belllston. WIN
Hoyt. Leigh Stewart and NJ. Treble,
Mrs. June Kendall entertained at a
china shower Tuesday evening In honor
OF Miss Pauline Pettegrew. The evening
was spent In games and social chat. At
1880 o'clock delicious refreshments were
served. The following were present. Mrs.
l.. A. Whitmore. Mrs. Alvin Udall, Mrs.
Robert Chappel. Mrs. Art Kendall. Mrs
James Ellison. Mrs. A. IL. Robinson, Mrs
q. j. Hansen, Mrs. r, j. Henriod. Miss
Fern Schofield and the guest Of honor,
A successful NJ I. 4. dancing party
was given In the Arlington dance hall
Tuesday evening, This party was given
to raise money TO pay the expenses OF
the young ladies' who went to Salt Lake
to take part in the NJ |. A. contest work
during the June conference.
Mrs. Lode Sperry gave jolly bundle
shower Monday evening in honor OF her
sister. Miss Theresa Carter. The even
ing was spent In games and music. Those
present were. The Misses Cleo Lunt
Alta Park, Mildred Carter, Neva Booth.
Salome Brown, Theresa Carter. Mrs.
Lynn AlpIn. Mrs. VIII Sperry Mrs. Jim
Carter. Messrs. Fred Strange, Lee Nor
gan. VIII Warren. Mr., and Mrs. Loren
Carter and Mr.. and Mrs. Hezekiah Car
ter.
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK, June T.-M!ss Blanche Moere
leaves Monday for her home IN Lund idaho.
Little Mas Jesse Hughes Will spnnd tho summer
months at Mics Moorcs homo IN Lund.
Mrs. Fred Dart left Thursday for Walt With
Mrs. Belle Ensocrg In Salt Lake
Mr. and MIS-. shippe entertained at dinner Sun
day. Ths guests Included Dr. and Mrs Hogan
and Mis- Iona Swen5on Of Provo
Tho Misses Blanche Rockh,ll and BJrl AnRuB
have completed their studies in Salt Lake and
have returned homo for tho summer
Mrs. Jack Hubbard is visiting with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs orsn Lewis.
Nrs. Leon StallIng was hnrtcss nt Sunday
dinner given for Dr. J. II. Allen and NisS Yora
Davis.
Mr. md yrO. Albert Eugoerx and Mr. aud
Mrs Leon Stalius motored to American Fork
Wednesday.
Ms. A O. stoddsrd has returned from two
In sslt Lake,
Mls. Jack Jones very pleasantly entertained at
dinner party Wednesday evening.
J. B. Bearnson and his brother william Bearu
sou. leave Saturday for eus,oru Utah TO spend the
summon
Mrs. Chris LarEen entertained az hor guest dur
lng the week Mrp. Henry McGcnigle OF salt
Lake.
Mrs. Fred Lewis. Jr.. entertained the members
party at tho AngeluS Monday cyonins, after which
Bhe served TnfJebhrnonts at her homo.
Miss Margaret Issac and william LeyBhou. both
OF Leland, were married in tho Salt Lake temple
WedoeEday. reception wss held Thuraday oven
Ing at the homo OF the br!deg parents, Mr.. and
Arv. BENJAMIN rsaao
MisS LiIle Anthem and Clarence Mower OF
Lnke temple. The reception was held at the
homo Of the bride.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

PLEASANT GROVE. juno Miss Lanet Holly
OF RcxbuTg Idaho. after spending several months
visiting J. ". Halliday, returned home this "oeX'
W. NJ. Hone md loft Thursday morning for
extended trip south.
Miss Clara Richards OF Murray In visiting her
parents. Mr.. ond Mrs. George Richards.
Mrs Frcdericksou OF Vernon is visiting this
week with Mrs. Edward Bush.
Miss Marion Tanner is visiting relatives and
friends Mt Payson this week.
Mru Jane Price OF salt Lake 10 the guest Of
Mrs D. ~ Adamson.
Miss Irene johnson nnd Miss Bessie Newman lc!t
Monday for Logan. whore they Will attend sum-
mcT school,
Mrs Lawrence Atwood of Provo Monday and Tues
day.
Dr. and Mrs. N II. Nelson of Provo: Mt; and
Mrs Leonard Adams of storrs and Misc Pear
Larson of Salt Lake were the guests OF MI anc
Mrs. C P. Larson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart and Misses Julia
and Nellie Stewart OF Salt Lake spent tho week
epd with Mrs. william II. Stewart
A delightful ovent o. the week the Chower
given Saturday evening at the homo OF Miss
Clcouo Lund by the Agooda club TO Miss Hazel
Newman The Doran feature a. %, We, 5se Sy
the members OF tho club and number OF her
girl friends delicious luncheon was cerved.
Tho Misses oleono Lgnd and Hodye johnson len ,n
music course given under tho direction OF Frot.
Reed OF the Q. Y. q.
Juno West and Idn Hollinsdrokc vero married
In the Salt Lake temple wednesday. SIR. Weat
leaves shortly for England and MD west VIII
accompany him a for Chicago where She
Will spend tho summer visiting relatives.
Miss vervone Hayes Of Salt Lake spout the
week end with her iathor. W. L, Hayes
Miss Hsdyo Johnson and Martin Christianscn
wero Salt Lake visitors saturday and sun"
day
sen of Provo spent Decoration day at Pleasant
Grove.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY. June Cards arc out an
nounelng tho marriage OF Leroy White OF this
mony Will be performed in tho temple at Logan
on Juno %.
Russell Enslsn and sisters. gs'a and Eunice
are home after spondinE tho past year In school
work
Miss May Andersen OF Salt Lake CITY spcnt
A portion OF tho woek vsiting at tho homo OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred oleerup Of this oity
Mr. and Mrr. David wheelwrisht OF Ogden were
among tho visitors TO Brigham City during the
week,
large number OF women. members Of tho Re-
liot roo,sty Of tho Third ward. gathered in tho
ciass rooms OF tho ward chapel Monday evening
lug. Refrouhmcuts OF punch. cako and candies
were served.
Mrs. Vernon sbaffield OF Logan spout hcveral
days OF the past wosk visiting hor parents. Mr..
and Mrp. ". G. Gidneys OF this city
Mrs oigan Peterson was the recipient OF o de-
ightful surprise and parcel shower Monday oven
tended
Among tho sa,t Lake visitors to Brigham City
during the weok were Or, and Mrs. George +.
Tsn oSsos Mr. nsa a RSdr "a' c"W
son and family and MT and Mrs Levi Edgar
Young
Mr; and Mrs a L KoSn Sdna ana ol Mr. and md. Mr.,
guests ot Mr., and Mrs Jocoph Zimmerman last
Sunday.
Mn j. R. A. wnitiock of Tremouton was the
guest of MrB Arthur TroeI'on fow days during
Mr.. and Mrs Joneph Nelson Of Provo spcnt sew
cral days visiting SIR and Hrn. Ben Call OF this
home after a brief visit with her sister. Mrs. Ar
thur Truclson,
John NJ Baxter OF Woodruff tho gueat OF
Nj and Mrg. Lawrence Borg few days during
lh.- week,
Hrs HnroId c. Day Of lh,a city left early in
Tho week for extended s!ait TO tho home OF
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EUREKA.

EUREKA. June One OF the enjoy
able parties OF the season was given at
on Monday evening OF this week, the af-
falr being in the nature OF a surprise In
honor OF Mrs. Drlscoll and Mrs R. D.
Dickinson. Early in the evening the guests
bridge being played, and the card play
ing was followed by luncheon and n1usi-
cal numbers Those attending we're: Mr..
and Mrs Drlscoll. Mr. and Mrs. Dicken-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Griegs Mr.. and Mrs
Gose; Mr. and Mrs; Hiatt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hush Hind Mrs. Mrs.. Cornish, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Finlay. Miss Lasley and Edward Pike.
Mrs. Galsford and children OF Lehi have
been IN Tintlc this week, They are visit
ing with Mr. Gaisford at Mammoth and
Mrs. ". Fl. Green at Silver City.
AT their meeting last Saturday after
noon, at the home OF Mrs. l. r. Gose. the
members of tine Entire Nous Literary club
elected new officers for the coming
Edward T0T Pike rApy eyesdent as fG2~s s MTs z
Griggs. first vice presid ent: Mrs. R d.
Dtckenson. second vice president: Miss
Finlay. SECRETARY; Mrs. Y, L. Thomas,
p. j. Russell, historian; Mrs. L F. Gose.
librarian Mrs. Gose was also elected as
delegate TO the next session Of the state
Mrs. E. c. Hanson and Mrs J, p. pris-
coll, also past presidents OF the local club.
as alterrates.
Miss Hazel Clawson Of Salt Lake. who
Is visiting with her mother, Mrs w B.
Morton. at knightville, was the hostess
at party given on Thursday evening
The affair was given in honor OF the
Mandolin club. Refreshments were served
Pred Mathews. former resident of
Eureka. is back in town for a. short time
He has been teaching school at Spring
Vile,
Miss Stella Baldwin left this week for
: wyo. olS'' WI" relatives A' AsH'n'''s''
Mrs. c. p. Fields was the hostess at
the meeting OF the c. NJ club held on
ments were served. The next meeting
OF the club will be at the home of Mrs.
j. P. Griggs
I. H. sprlggs and son Herbert left this
week for Utah lake where they expect
TO enjoy a weeks fishing
Mrs. j. W. Morton and children are
visiting with Provo friends.
Mrs. l. H. Spriggs and Mrs. j. ".
Berry are the guests Of friends at Pay
son.
Among the Tintio people who were at
the clubhouse Of the Goshen Duck club
Russell and family, w. F.. shriyer and
family Mr.. and Nra. David Mills. Mr.
and Mrs. Warren McAdams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Richter MT. and Mrs. George
Beck and Harvey Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Larsen Of Mann
moth announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Mae. to Rolla Peery. The
wedding is to take place on June 1s.
Miss Josephine Smith is visiting with
the Misses Bergstrom of this city.
attending the University of Utah during
the year. returned to Eureka Wednesday
to spend the summer with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bergstrom.
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LEHT.

LEH, June 7.-Mlss Dulcic Webb and
Leonard Francum were married in the
sysn,n sSs5 Lake tSGIps Temple nhorsday Friday
In their honor at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb
About fifty OF the friends OF Thomas
Russon gathered at his home Tuesday
evening to celebrate his sixtieth birthday
There were games. a programme and re-
freshments,
Mrs. Francil Fagan, Mrs. Ida Raclser
and Mrs. Mary Adams gave a shower
wbo W BE- in OF Msrs n
TO John Gardner of American Fork.
Mrs. c. C. Friel of Salt Lake City is
visiting friends In Lehi this week
Mrs. J, E. Cotter and Mrs. s. w. Ross
represented the AthenIan club as dele
gates 10 the district Federation OF Wo-
mems Clubs meeting at Provo Friday.
Mrs. Cotter read a paper
Among the weddings scheduled for next
week are those of Emile Osterloh and
Azar Briggs and Nettra Peterson and
Arthur Kirkham
Mrs. s. J. Walker left Wednesday for
Portland. Or. where she will spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. William
Remington,
The missionary wives and mothers
meeting was held Saturday at the home
of Mrs. q. A. Bushman,
Miss Stella Bradford who has been
teaching In the new West school during
the past winter. left Thursday for Chi
caGo. where she will spend the next two
years attending the Chicago university.
Mrs A. H Bone and Mrs. S, W. Ross
gave a bundle shower Monday st the
Ross home in honor of Miss Haydee
Walker who was married in the Salt
Lake temple Wednesday TO Stephen
Adams
Miss Flosse Dorton will accompany
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Anders to Chicago
next week, where the latter will spend
the summer In the conservatory OF
music
Miss Viola Gardner arrived home this
week from Salt Lake City, where she
has been attending the University of
Utah during the past winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Thurman and
daughter Ida spent past Of the week at
tending the commencement exercises of
the state university. where Miss Marian
Thurman graduated with the degree OF
bachelor Of arts.
Mrs. lie Roy Davis gave shower Sat
urday evening In honor Of her sister,
Miss Mona Powers. who was married In
Salt Lake City Wednesday to Frank
Gaisford.
Mrs. w X. Hopkins spent the past
week in Thistle. where she attended the
silver wedding anniversary OF her sister
and brotherin law, Mr.. and Mrs, Silas
Gardner.
Mrs, Emma Bradshaw, who has been
spending the winter In Lehi. returned
week She was accompanied to Salt
Lake City by her mother. Mrs. Emma
Briggs
Mrs. Martha Eastman entertained
twenty young lady friends at a Kensing
ton Wednesday afternoon.
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SALINA.

SALINA. June Henry Rose and
wife are at Salt Lake. en- route for Chi
ago
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bird are rejoicing
over the arrival OF a baby boy.
Thursday for their ranch in Nevada to
investigate the rumor that gold has been
found,
Miss Olevia Scomp entertained the pu-
pills of her school at her home Monday
evening. Refreshments were served and
games were played. Miss Scomp pre-
sented each pupil with a souvenir folder.
Mrs. Rachel Gardener OF Monroe IL Wis
iting relatives and friends in Salina.
The Ladies Literary and Civic club. at
recent meeting, resolved to award
three prizes for the best kept front and
back yards OF the residences ana busi
ness houses OF Salina-
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PARK CITY.

Park CITY. June Mrs Paul w. Billing.
was hostess at delightful affair at her home
pliment to Miss Coru Muisrave. and 10 announce
the engagement OF this popular young lady. Tht
which Mrs Mcswap was awarded the prize The
towels wero thon slvep to Misc aiulgrave. Tho
home was beautiful with tho roses Of June. pink
guests present we're The Misses julia Hurley. Ger
trudo Mclaughlin Ednu Sutton and Mechanics A.
A. Browning. Frspkci o ". Allen Thompson.
sutton, Short Zimmerman. Ropp Iiassr Fors.
lund. McEwau and Wight.
Misses Ada KImbell julia Hurley and Mari
Martin left Thursday afternoon for California to
spend the summer months
Miss Edith Lanyou and brother. Joe Lanyon
left for Loo Angeles Tuesday afternoon. whore
they cSpoct TO make their homo
Mrs Albert Feroetto and daughters Florence
and Mao have como to Portland, Or. to spend the
summer months.
delightful affair OF Monday Was the lunch
con given by Niles Sheets. Covers were laid for
ers,
Mr. and MrR. Harry Hall spcn, Sunday In the
Park.
Mira Jennie Drake was visitor In the Park
early tho week.
Mrs. Isabella Keith left Monday afternoon for
Nova Scotia TO spcud the summer months With
relatives
Mrs Lillian Coovsr has como to Seattle TO
Join hcr husband there.
Miss Edna Sutton hos,eSs at card pnrty
at hor homo "Wednesday evening. Miru Adeline
No%comb ana GloU WontWorih were awarded tnc
prizes. Those who enjoyed the evening were thc
MIssos Ado Kmbail Adrline Ncwcomh. Julia
Hurley. Helen nesson. johanna Desson, Irma
shnrps Gertrude Mclaughlin. Motsrs Elmer
sllne Glep Wentworth Austin Street. Laurence
Schapcr and oBcnr Friendly,
Mius Cora Mulgruyo has gone TO Phoenix. Ari..
to upend tho summer montbe with hor mother
Harry Mccartney was Salt Lake passenger
during the week
Mrs John Deagon entertained tho mon,bors OF
ST LuEe's guild az her homo Friday after
noon
Tho local council knights OF Columbus, Eave
their annual grond ball Tucsdsy evoninr In Ras-
bands hail.
son Robert arc visiting with relatives In tho
Park
Mrs. Pete Talon returned from salt Lake sunday
morning after n pleasant Walt with frisnda
The state convention Of tho Women OF Wood
craft was held In Park City Friday last, large
number OF delegates holns present
Miss Sarah Johnson and Mn. Geesins arc
visiting with friends in Colorado Sprngn
A. r. wostcr OF Ccalville bpeut couple OF
days In Park City tho beginning OF tho vosk.
Mrs Fallon and cs,er. MiHs Rhes Williams
were In tho Park for Decoration day and ro-
NAMED oyor SeverDl days to vislt friends.
Miou Mae Battle and Mrs lda Towcy havo been
Waiting with friends aud relatives In Salt Lake
Mrs John Began returned to her home in Salt
Lake Monday afternoon.
Miso Daisy Patterson OF Salt Lake is visiting
with friends In the Park.
DR. ". D. Donohcr n Park Clty visitor tho
carly part OF tho week.
Mrs. Grlylcy aud uiecc, Margaret, Martin We're
passengers for Salt Lake Tuesday afternoon.
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hor parents In Michigan. Mrs. Day was accom-.
panied by has Lavetta Wallace of this city.
onon a. Whitaker OF Hebor City was q Wis
ior TO Brigham City early in the week.
Mr; and Mrs. j. A. Wixom OF Garland visited
relatives hero early In tho weok
MT, and Mira. c. A. Jensen OF Cache county
visited Mr Jonsen's mother. Mrs Hannah Jen-
Son OF this city several days this week.
bphraim Nichols OF Iona. fdnho Waited rela-
tiven In Brigham City during the week.
MIS- Fcrd sorentcn OF Spokane, Wash. 10 In
the city visiting at the home Of her mother
Mrns Hannah Jensen. for few weeke.
Mrs, a. R. C. Smith Of North Ogden was the
sueht OF har sister. Mrs. r. A Pcarso of this city
several dayu during the fore part OF the week
few girl friends OF Miss Lnytt1 Wallace gave
her pleasant surprise Sunday evening at her
nome before nor departure for tho east. Those
present were Misses Tcnnic Rceder, Louis Thomp-
son. Imogono Jcppson. Lnvotta Wallace. Mary
HohSon Edna Stohl. Laura Cooper, Anna Jeu-
sen. Nellie Poulson and FIorence Lee.
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RICHFIELD.

RICHFIELp Juno 1-Mra, II. X Nell. Sr.s
and her two daughters. Annie and Bessie. arc
Salt Lako visitors this week.
Mrs. Alex Morrison aud son Scar arc In Salt
Lake this work.
Miss Mabel Lewis entertained her friends on
Friday Refreshments served TO Miss Mabel
Morrison Miss Sadie Ivle Mics Josie Skougahrd
Miss Uarda McCArty. Miss Alta johnson. Miss
Poarl sevy. Miss Hazel Hcnrlo and Miss Loroe
Forsythe
Mrs. @. W. coone entertained number OF
friends Tuesday afternoon A delicate lunch
con was served and onjoyed BY Me5dames James
Edwards. Frank Anderson. Jack Chalk Joseph
Hanson O. Heautler p. c. Hansen Andrew Soron-
sen. Henry HcndrickEon. Walter Kructg. A. Jon-
son. Charles Ogden. Jay Coone. Charles Coons. J.
W. Coons George ogllvie. c. A. Storrs. Edward
Rasmussen Andrew Rasmussen. George Rasmug-
son. Joseph Hopkins John Wilson. Siinn Larson.
P. a. Jensen. A. J. Larson Charles Hanson, j.
[, Christongon, Potter Peterson, Nes Chrlttiansen.
Ii p Christianycn. J, W. Jensen. Charles Hep
pier. Charles Bean. Bill Lawson and Miss Kinda
Larson,
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GARFIELD.

GARFIELD juno Prot G. A. wesgeland.
principal OF the Garfield school. was sivor n
pleasant surprise party at the wcok end by the
Garfield graduating class at tho homo OF mra.
Charlie Benson.
Mt. and Mrs Harry Allen and children left
Monday for a vacstion visit 10 Mrs. Aliens par
ents In New York state
Mrs, W, j. O'Connor wao hostess TO the West
End Sewing club Thpredoy afternoon In de.
lish,fuI party. including number OF outside
guests.
at the club house. The programme numbers
were as follows: Plano solo. Miss Borulce KYLE;
recitation, Holcn French: reading. Mrs Fred
Hanson. solo Ellgnboth French. Lunch
uerved by MeSdames Arnold. Williams and Mar
shall
Mlas Alice Dunlap OF Bonnie Zorro. Mo, Is the
house guest OF SIR. and Mrs. e. ", Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W Davies and family moved
tho first OF tho week TO Salt Lake City.
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EVER WATCHFUL
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/ LAG ER BEE r
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GUNNISON.

GUNNIsoN. Juno 7.-Mrs. Linda Jensen pleas-
ant1y entertained the members OF the Self Culture
club al her homo Wednesday afternoon. A de-
lIciouK luncheon served after tho timo de-
voted to fancy needlework.
NJ. and Mrs. Emil Anderson announce tho
gagement OF thoir daughter Ellen TO Leslie Rob
ipson OF Garfield Tho marriage will take
place noSt wednesday and a reception Eiven at
thcir home.
Mn. A. H KesrUs pleasantly surprised nt
her home Thursday afternoon. ,he occasion being
the anniversary OF her birth
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Miss Lillian Anthon Of Spanish Fork
were married In the temple at Salt Lake
Wednesday.
SPRINGVILLE. June T.-Virgil Bird
and Miss Iva Hall. both OF this city. were
married In the temple at Salt Lake
Wednesday. reception was given 10
them by relatives and friends at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James e Hall.
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i'm Cities and Towns of Utah

the first OF the week from philadelphia
where she has been attending Ogontz
college.
Mr.. and Mrs, Owen Ringdahl have re-
turned from trip to California and
Nevada.
Mrs. Raymond r O'Donnel entertained
the members of her club at birthday
shower at her home Monday afternoon in
compliment to Miss Daisy Kuhn.
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SPRINGVILLE.

Adelbert Brimhall OF Spanish Fork
and Miss Matte Reynolds OF this city
were married In the temple at Salt Lake
Wednesday Miss Reynolds is the daugh-
ter OF j. A. Reynolds OF the II. T. Rey
noIds & Co.
Clarence L. Mower of this city and
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PROVO.

PROVO. Juno 7.-Mr. and Mrs. Ken
heth Borg or American Fork have been
spending the week with Mrs. Joshua