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PLEASANT GROVE.

PLEASANT GROVE. Oct. Mr. and Hrs- Alex
Gray. M9. William NJ Stewart and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. 8 White attended n fruit festival In
Lehi Sunday TO celebrate the Davis Peaoh day"
100 people
c. e. Thomas and daughter. Mrs. Jennie steole.
wero Salt Lake visitors last woek,
Mrs. Howard Dtggp has returned 10 her home
In Salt Lake. after visiting week with reIa-
lives here.
william Stewart and Richard Fleming Of Be-
msnt. nj, and Miss Alice sohaefcrs OF Eugene.
Or, nro the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. H. N.
Vance
MI. and Mrs Adolphus Warwick and Miss Efhs
Warnick hnYe como TO Logan where Mr. Warwick
and Miss Warwick will attend tho Agricultural
college the coming winter.
Tho sophomore claas Of Pleasant Grove high
school entertained at dancing party IN the
high school reception room Tuesday eyoning, An
enjoyable time reported
Mias Maols Hall Prove Jisitsr Saturday
and Sunday.
james cnipman Of sak bake was q Pleasant
Grove visitor last week.
Mira Alex Bullock has loft for puehspua. whsrs
she will spend the coming wiptor,
AiH5 Ethel Banks left for Salt Lake wednes-
Vergis Gray.
olarenes Newman vss Provo visitor .h!s
week.
Mi@ CIeene Land spent Saturday and Sunday
with salt Lake friends and relatives.
Mn- l. D. Btewar Is Salt Lake visitor.
dinner Monday erenins. Covers wcrs laid for
ten
Miss Beatrice Gray left for Salt Lake We'd
nesdaJ. where she will spend tho coming wintor
Miss Ora Holman OF Provo Pleasant
Grovn visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P: Larson spent SUNDAY at
Provo the guests ON MT and Mrs, N. II. Ne-
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RICHFIELD.

don returned home Monday from Salt Lake. vheTo
In Rfchtisld
honor Of hor srotSsr viii osiiris. iS ' and vito
ssH,d1g svsnins Tho y.un1 essps .s4
lowing guests: The Misses Rebecca Peterson
RaehoI Jensen. Teresa ptnmiok. Edna and Olive
Kyhlo, MuriaI Jesseu. Emma Kyble and Ruusio
Hansor
Mrs. Jcsop Brown Of Salt Lake Ia hera visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mro. Martneus Neiluon.
Mr.; and Mrs. George Galloway announce the
8. Greenwood. The marriage took place septern
her 20 at the homo OF tho BRIDES parents. Bishop
Bean officiating. Mss Ivy Erickson maid
ding supper was served by Mr.. and Mrs. Gallo
way 10 the relatives and near friends. Mr.. and
Mrs Greenwood left for salt Lake City on their
honeymoon trip.
Mp, F. O Laraon went to Salt Lake Tuesday
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Cornelius Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs- Martin O. Christensen went to
Salt Lake Sunday.
honor Of Miss Alta johnson. who 10 hor way
TO Salt Lako. Gamea and music wore the foa-
lures Of the evening. Luncheon was served TO
tho following guocta Misses Pearl scvy, Hazel
Henrlo. Mabel tewis josie schousaard Mabel
Morrison. Loree Forythe md tho guest Of
honor. and Messrs Jody Bean, rke Hayes. Florinn
Morrison. Vorue Erickson and Wilford Ne,l-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jensen visiting In Sal.
Laks.
Miss Mabel Morrison entertained at chicken
roast Wednesday evening. Those present wore
the Misses Josie schougaard Mabel Lewis. Lores
Forsythe, Hazel Hcnrio. Alta johnson. Pearl sovy
and Sado 1vio
Miss Bertha Sandals entertained In honor Of
Curlos Christenscns twcnty-first birthday at tho
homo of Martinous Christenson Wednosday. Light
refreshments scrvod TO the following; Misses
Pearl MorrIason, Minerva Nelson. Efao Erick-
son. Edna Larson. Ruby Poison, Henrietta Lund,
George Hunter Mr. Gray, Leslie and Burt Poul
son. Ross Holppler and Mr., Pclchor,
Miss Henrietta Lund has returned. after q ten
days visit at Fillmore.
Mrs H w Ramloso LEFT for osdep Monday.
TO be present for the burial OF Fitch Kinney, for
merly OF Rlchtcld.
week.
Mrn. Ajax MORRISON Is a conference visitor In
Salt Lake this wock
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BINGHAM.

BINGHAM. Oct. 40. B. Kelley cash
Ter OF the Citizens State bank, has re-
sumed his position after ten days
vacation.
The members OF the B. 3 club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. 7. c. VII
Hanson at her home e2 Main street.
The hours were spent socially, after
which luncheon was served.
The children of the L. D. S. primary
classes were entertained last Tuesday
afternoon at the ward house by their
teachers. Games of various kinds were
INDUCED in. after which refreshments
were served.
In honor Of her birthday, Mrs. 3. w.
Richardson was pleasantly surprised by
the members Of the B. b. club at her
home in Freeman gulch, Tuesday night.
Whist formed the amusement for the
lows; Badies-First. Mrs. Albert Mar
riott: consolation, Mrs. Ella Clays.
Gentlemen-First, B. w. Richardson;
BOBBY, Fred Palmer Mrs. Richardson
was presented with n pair OF handsome
hand embroidered pillow slips.
Mrs Farney OF Lark is the guest this
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Crawford,
A wedding which came as sur
prise to their many friends took place
in Salt Lake City about three months
ago, when Jack Starr and Miss Daisy
Bennett were united in marriage. The
secret. and succeeded In doing so until
the early part of the week. when the
announcement was made. Both OF the
contracting parties are well known III
camp, having resided here about three
years. They will reside at III Main
street,
The Misses Mary Burns, Pansy Paul
and Nellie Klopenstein and Messrs.
James Wilkins, w. E. Brooks and M.
Cotter visited the state fair Thursday.
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EPHRAIM.

EPHRATM, Oct <.-Miss Alice buud 10 spend
Ing tho week In Salt Lake
Mn. Lsurjtr Nelson pleasantly surprised
wednesday 10 honor OF hor birthday. Mrs. Mol
ras presented with somo beautiful table linen.
Luncheon served and the afternoon spept In
music and social chat. Those present wcrc Mes
DANES Warren Tyo. Ben Rasmussen. Andrew Han
scn. OSCAR Nielsen. Otto Nelson Peter Mortar
sen. A, c. Nelson. DR. Tute Nielsen. Joe Niel-
SEN Clarence Thompson Chris Nelson. Burt
Rasmusson. r 3. Larson. Rcuel Anderson, Charles
Alfred. Hyvum Thorpe and Flora Thorpe.
Tho Ladies' LitoFaTy club hold Its regular meet-
ing ut tho home OF Mrs. Frank Christensen during
the week. Mrs Charles Jcnscn wns elected presl-
don't TO succeed MI, AARON 1lnnsen; resigned
MIRO Albert johnson conducted tho drill in par
liamenshry law and Mrs, A. ". JonUcn delivered o
lecture on Princess Louise OF Prussia.
Tho bazaar given Mt tho puviliiou Tuesday
evening b. tho South Ward Primary association
was pronounced success.
Mrs. S. C. soronscn Ia spending tho week 10
Salt Lake city.
Mrs. payocl lett wedncsda! for Charleston.
whcro sbo will make her home.
Tho teachers OF the public school and the
academy attended tho state falr at Salt Lake
this woek.
Mrs Thovweld Brienholt very pleasantly ontor-
tnined tho NJ. NJ. club Wednesday afternoon.
An elaborate luncheon was served at o clock,
Those present Mcsdames Joe Nelson. Il, A..
BTitoh, Henry Thompson. Eden Winn. William
Anderson. David Pousou. Bon Carlson and Will
liam Larson.
Mrs A. n. Hansen 10 visiting 10 Salt Lake with
her hdolph.
Mips Agnes Olsen chorminsly cntc,tniucd the
South wnrd primary officers last ovoning at her
home,
The surprIso party given at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. C. ]. Christensen this week In honor
of thoir son Seymour most sucoossful The
evening was spent In music and games.
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TOOELE.

TOOELE. Oct. i.-Manaser w. ]. Pc
ters had the faculty Of the high school
as his guests at the Auditorium Satur-
day evening. a special performance.
Including vocal features from represep-
tatives OF the Utah Conservatory of
Music, was the chief attraction.
William Skyrme. mining man of Butte.
Mont, and former superintendent of the
is visiting with his nephew. Robert II.
Page. OF this city.
Mrs. L. l., Copeland came from Baker
City. Or. this week 10 attend the funeral
of her brother, Eugene Osgood. who WAS
accidentally killed last week
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Jette entertained
number Of friends at delightful
dancing party Tuesday evening In honor
OF Mr, Jette's sister, Mrs. z. G. Blun~
chard OF Auburn. Wash. Those present
were; Mcssrs. and Mesdames J. D.
Woods, j. M. Rally, Hugh Cren Charles
Kyle, A. NJ. Shields, Roy Hall, j, r
Russell. Willard McLaus. j. c. Welsh
]. D. Hicks. James Gardiner, Alex Hus-
band. C. r. Mcbride, L. T. Sicka. j. *
Bond, Arthur Austin, 3. T.. Sackett g
G, Gee, Ralph Lodge Harry Raymond
T.. v, Clegg: the Misses Florence and
Jean Caldwell, Ellen Bryan. Iva Nc
Bride, Rachel Mexican. Maggie McLaus,
Nina and Zella GALLAGHER. Bee Beck
stead. Dora Hunter. Pearl Kaul. Jennie
Shields. Ednn Kyle. Fayo Lodge, Zella
and Edith Clegg; Messrs. a. p. Young.
]. G.. Russell. harold Warburton. Vern
Snow. Marion Lee. w. II. Klburn,
George G. Chase, Leslie Warburton. Hugh
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK: Oct. Mira. william Bar
ratt entertained tho 3. l.. q. S. club at her home
Monday afternoon. Porlor games and music fur
nished tho nmusomenB- Dainty refreshments ware
served. The guests present Mosdanex Will
liam Edmonds. Willio Bromley, Joseph Woo.tou.
Bert Weotton, Len Shelley. Joseph Dupkiey. WILL
liam e. Robinson. Thomas BarratL Ernest Chad
wick and Emma Greenwood.
Esther Kelly haH returned home from idaho
whore she has pasaed tho summer Mrs. Alther1a
Downey aecomanied her homo for q few weeks
visit hero with relatives.
Hru. Virgil 0roo entertained tho flint Of tho
week for DR., and 1u. @. N. Curtis Of Logan
The geusts voro Mr. and Mn. j. r. Hndley Mr
and Mrs. G. e. Young. Ma. Sadie Henry. Mas
Edith and Liza Hindley, Miss Mathowsou and
Miss Hull.
Mics Clara woottou entertained at whist party
Friday night In honor OF MIS- c. L. Joy. for
merIy Mins Nellie Forbes of this city. living
In Salt Lake. Tho guests wore Mr. and Mrs, ".
d. Edmonds, Mr., and Mrs. T. r. corbett. Mr., and
Mrs, William Darratt Mr.. and Srg. Joseph Woot-
ton, Mrs W Bromley. Ruby Forbes. Amanda
Chipman, Percy Craven, Joseph and Tracy Woot-
ton and Paul Wilson,
Mr. and Mira. W. H Grant, tormor residents of
American Fork. visiting relatives here q
couple Of days this weak
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK. Oct. 4.--Dr. and Mrs
A. G. Stoddard entertained at dinner
party sunday evening for their daughter
Mrs. j. Howard stilweli; nee Kathryn
I'm the near future for an extended visit
in tho east.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon stalings and Mrs
Engberg motored to Provo Thursday and
spent the day.
The members Of the Self Culture club
ton Greer Friday evening. Tho Misses
Hickman, Juanita Johnson and Jameson
were the entertainers Of the evening. II
being the opening Of the seasons social
work. Elaborate refreshments were
served by the hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Abertsor Of
Yukon, Ida, who have been visiting here
for the past ten days, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Vera Burt OF springville and Jo-
rled in tho Salt Lake temple Wednes-
day An Informal wedding reception was
held the same evening at the home OF
the brides parents in Springville.
ertson, both Of this oity. were married
in Salt Lake City Monday,
Arthur Briggs, who has been employed
at Carey, Ida. is spending a few days
with friends and relatives here.
Miss Loa Croer WAS hostess Saturday
evening, when she very pleasantly enter
teined tho members Of the N. T. N. club
The evening was spent in art work, after
which supper was served.
Mrs. George A. Yates entertained the
officers and teachers Of the First ward
primary at her home Wednesday even
Ing.
Mrs. Frank W, Thomas left wednes-
day for a weeks visit with friends In
Salt Lake City.
Mrs Bert Eggertson Of Provo is spend
Ing the week with her mother. Mrs.
Thomas.
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MONROE.

MONROE. Oct, 4.-County Superintendent OF
Schools Earl Thompson and District Attorney
sevy addressed the parents OF Monroe last sun
day on school and the Home"
Mrs. Glcnct Clark returned Wednesday from
Eureka. where sho has been visiting friends.
Woodruff Magicby. OF Alma Magoby, will
attend the ID. Y. L. at Provo this winter
Tho sugar factory employees gaze dance Fri
day night In ;hc Elsinoro opera house
ionie OF Mrs l.. l.. Larson Monday. After the
sewing. tho hostoS0 uoryed dlnncr.
Mrs Myrtle Shipp returned this vcck to ber
homo In Knlghtsyillc. aitor visit In Monroe
Mrs. Io,tie Wolch and Mrs. Alta Barrowman
ga.o wrpriec party I'm honor OF Mrs. Myrtle
Ship Thursday cvrn!ag largo number OF
Young people present. Luncheon acrved.
Mr. and Mrs. silas winget and thoir oldest
daughter Miro, Uagiey from Grass VAL
10y, visiting relatives In Monroe.
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

after a soJourn with the family of heI
son ut Moreland. Utah
Mrs, William Humphreys and children
nave returned to Mammoth after spend
ing the summer at Sprngvlle.
The teachers and pupils Of the Mann
moth school district conducted a pleas
ant social last Friday evening their
guests on this occasion being the par
gaS en,s OF the pupils. Tho social was ar
teachers an opportunity of getting ao-
qualnted with the parents Of their
pupils. An inapromptu programme was
rendered.
=, The Entire Nous Literary club OF
Utah Federation of Womens clubs. Will
be entitled to representation at the an
nual meeting which is to be he'd al
brigham City during the present month,
members OF the local club have select ed
Mrs. |. f Gose as their delegate to this
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs 8. B. Freed visited with
salt Lake friends on Monday and Tues
day,
&C c. 6; =, ,GrIggs left on Tuesday morning
Joined the other Masonic grand lodge
Sofhcers in their visit to the Park City
lodge,
g James Crooks. Walter Jensen, Otto
Swartz and Cam Scott left last Sunday
upon ten days hunting trip.
ido.AIpSto VI LILO lOChl COUNCIL Oh lno
knights OF Columbus arc making prep
arations for their annual dance. which
viii be given on Tuesdny, October Ia.
One Of the pleasant social events Of the
week was tho surprise party given on
Wheeler. About thirty-five people were
present and enjoyed tho progra mme OF
cards and music.
Miss Lola Martin Of Provo was the
guest OF Eureka friends this week.
Mrs. Lettie BIrdlck and children OF Wa
satch county are In Eureka this week
Tor visit with Mrs. p. W. Bingham
and Mrs, w, r, Hall.
William Gear, Frank Taylor, Emil
Brandt and Adolph Ames left this morn
ing upon hunting trip. They will go
into the mountains near the Sevler river.
Members Of the Entire Nous Literary
CLUB were the guests OF Mrs. V. l.
Thomas on Saturday afternoon. The pa
per for this session OF the club, THE
Arthurlan Legend" was discussed by
Mrs q. G. Hanson.
Miss Katie Creighton of Eureka will
teach In the Tooele schools this year She
expects to leave for that place within
the next week or ten days.
Mrs. Ray Barney returned to her homo
In MidVale on Thursday after spending
several weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Major Church. Mrs, Church accom-
panied her daughter upon her return
homo and will visit at Midvale until
Sunday,
Dan Ferris OF Mammoth and Frank
Roberts Of Provo made q trip to Mosida
on Sunday,
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BRIGHAM CITY.


BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 4-MB. C. G. Valentino
cntcrtaned Monday evening at hor home. First
West and Sixth South strcctp IN honor OF Mir.
nnd Mrs. Errei Valentine. who married last
week. pleasant evening spent and tho
company consisted OF relatives.
w. D. Gal5raith Of Hebron. Mob. p visitor
In this city. He 10 spending his tlme at tho
home OF HIS brother. G. II. Gdbraith. and expects
to remain hore 4 fow dayn
Among the visitors to Salt Lake during tho
week wcro Thomas II BLACKBURN, c. Ellag Jeu-
sen. ". c, Horsloy. Victor L. Madscn. Il. l..
FIshburu and wlfe and son Mack and others.
A. I. Eddy ppcnt Thursday In Salt Loko City.
Mrs Rankin Mcintyre Of Ogden s spending
few days visiting at tho homo of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Hargln.
Dolores and Bevard Nichols left early IN tho
week for Logan. whore they expect 10 remain
during the winter.
Mr. and Mira. George D, oConnor OF Salt
LlIo ppent Sunday In this city visiting friends
and reatvo0.
Denmark Ionson returned Sunday from e1-
tondcd stay In Chicago and Bloomington H.
Niles Rose Jones formerly Of thin city, 10 In
New York. where she will Upond the winters
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LOGAN.

LOGAN, Oct a.JThs first meeting Of tho A.
G. Woman's cluh for the ssauon Of 1913 and 1914
held Monday at the home OF the president.
gramme COMMITTEES made and committee
which will DO the opening rocini event OF the
club. At the conclusion Of tho business. copios
and III tea was served from pre,tIy decorated table
at which Mrn George W. Thatcher and Mins
Margaret wilkinron presided
wednesday aftarneon the Cleo circle held It's
first meeting for tho season. with Mrs. Luther
Howell. president OF the club, presiding. Thore
was large attendance Prof. oooTso C. Jcn.
ana Intellectual force" which thoroughly
enjoyed. Mrn- George c. Jouuon aud Mrs. J.
Refreshments were served a. tho eoncluolon OF tho
Afternoons programme.
Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs. william Morrcll
entertained number Of friends at a bridge
The were artistieay adorned With autumn
leaves and four tables OF bridge were played.
MT. and Mrs. Luther Howell. Mr and Mrs. Ray
B. weoL Mr and Mrs George HondrIckh Mr.
son, MI aud Mrs Roy Rudolph. Mt, and Mrs.
viii Howell and Mr. und MTS Guy surdon.
A delightful affair Of the week was the bridge
ofersoon spD in honor o, her sster. Mias Morse Of
Salt Lake. who ia Waiting here Tho rooms woro
fragrant Win and N,,tsT nss ,DS NJ, Moss
Carbon Refreshments wore served.
The Brigham Young camp OF the Daughters OF
tho Pioneers mot Tuesday With Mrs. Nettlo II.
sloan Mrs John A, WidtSoe gave the chapter
on the 'srtte OF Brigham Young" and Mrs
pJapoh Boil gavo tho chapter on tho Ancient
Pioucru." Mlsa Margaret worlcy delighted tho
members with vocal solo Tho rooms wsro
adorned With nowerB and Mru. Sloan was ucsis,co
In usrying rctrcsNmonts by MrH D. II. Thomas and
Miss vodu Parkinson.
Tho wobyca club held its first Session Tues-
day at tho homo of Mn. j. II. Jensen. Kcfrosh-
mcnts acrycd
Tho Jacob Earl company Of tho Daughters OF
tho Pionco.s met "wednesday with Mn. A. c.
Lundutromo, Tho election of officer. took place
as follows. President. Mrn, Montia Crockett
vice president Mrs. Mary schvonovold,' second
yico president, Mrs, Annie Durns pccro;ary and
treasurer. Mira. chall's and MN Caroline Taylor;
Tho study subjcct was givon by Mira. Challis and
a vocal nolo by Mrs Jdno Thatcher was enjoyed
IaInchoon was served and the rooms wo-o bright
with cut flowers and plants.
Mr and @rs. Mose Thatcher went to 9ait
Lako Tuesday,
Mrs c. G. Smith and Miss Laura Young
yo,tiug IN Salt Lako.
Miss Mary Card the guest OF honor Tucg-
day oYcnug parcel shower givon at Tho
homo OF Mrp Gwon Doyis. About twonty frleud,
were included and n number Of beautiful gifts
yIyon tho bride .to~bc, Tho wore beautiful
| ly decorated with rcd hearts and autumn loavca.
ausjo yas OF the features, Lator In tho
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GARLAND.

GARLAND Oct. 5-Mr. and Mrs. Mosiah Evans
and Mrs. Joseph Wing motored TO Salt Lake City
on Monday. whore they tho guests OF Mrs.
B. A. Bush and Mr.. and Mrs, David Chapman
Mn Elijah Hunsackcr OF Honeyvllle. Utah.
with her I!ttlo twin daughters. la visiting In
Garland tho guests of Mrs Ava ShsSor and Mi5.
William Evans.
Mso Thoona Andrus was hostess SUNDAY
afternoon 10 party OF little girls. tho occasion
being her oightb birthday, foaturo OF Tho
IIehtcd candIcs. Those present wero Rhoa Win
tors Dale and Mildred Davis. Clair Mowry. Mag
gio and Lcono hampton. Louise Manning, Helen
Rose Enid and Bessie Evons and Lcah Vanflcet.
A party Of Salt Lakers motorcd up TO Garland
on Sunday, taking dinner at the clubhouse
Tho party consisted OF Mr.. aad Mrp. II. Whit
ney, Mr. and MIRA Walter Pypor and ar. and
Mrs. A. Fisher.
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SPRINGVILLE.

SPRINGvILLE. Oct mfr. and Mrs. Johnson
OF Emmet, Idaho, were visitors hero this week.
Miss Fanny Rowland has brcn clocted president
and NrB ]. o Reynolds and Mlss Lola White.
counsoois OF tho Fourth word Y L. " 1, A
j. c. @cKsndricks OF Salt Lake was tho guest
OF John S Smith Monday
Gerald Thorpe wont Castle Cato "wednesday.
whore lie expects TO remain for several months,
Mr. and Mrs. william Steward and Mrs UrI
Stewart OF Spanish Fork springvillo visitors
Sunduy.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Shepard and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ". Stocra Of American Fork wcro Springvtllo
visitors Sunday.
Mics Eta Paltreymon. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r H. Palfroymau OF this city. and Wllford
Clyde. city electrician. married. wednesday
In the Salt rakc temple
Miss Lo!u Sanford OF this city was married.
Wednesday TO Edgar Martindalo Mr.. and Mrs
Wyo.
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MURRAY.

MURRAY. Oct. 4.-Harry Robins has
returned from an extended stay on the
coast
Mrs A. A. Bird and daughter Helen,
Wash.
Miss Annie Roweu entertained at a
supper last Friday evening In honor of
Clifford Gerard. who leaves October %
on mission to Great Britain. Covers
were Isid for twelve.
Walker. daughter OF Mr and Mrs. +.
Reuben Walker Of Union, Will be mar
ried October 13, A social and dance will
oe given the same evening in their honor
at the Union amusement hall.
A w. Nelson OF Los Angeles spent SOW
eral days in Murray last week
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Brown announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Goldie.
70 W. IL Whale, tha marriage TO take
place this fall,
Mira spicer Of Sacramento. Cal. moth
er of DR.. P. T. spicer OF this city. is
visiting hero for several weeks.
Mrs. d W. Petit of Salt Lake spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Hansen Of this city.
Homer Martin Of Idaho is visiting here
with friends.
Friday, October 10, the Murray Unity
Alumni association will give its annual
Harvest ball In this city,
MrH. Joseph Walsh Of Holiday entertained at
birthday party last Monday evening In honor OF
hor husband The house was beautifully doeo-
rnted In autumn leaves, F. F, Eounor and p.
Cunnington. VAUDEVILLE artintr. ssnKted In enter
tanning with the latest pongs and music. Re-
freshmeses were served and a delightful time
was had By all Tbose who assIuted Mira Walsh
IN rocsivins were her uiSter. Mrs w. J. Husband,
Jr.I his. Flora sintss and Mrs. W: III. shepperd.
H!ptre, Mfr. and Mrs g. Newman Mr.. and Miro,
RiohenH, Mr., and Mn Kay Bridge. Mr., snd Mrs.
Jack. Mr: and hrs Trsesy Ps-chor Mr and Mrs.
Robert Bridge Hr and Mrs. j. MaDdey Miss
Agnees Gsndey, Aaron Hintze. Mr. and Nina. p.
Cunnipgton, Mr. and Mn E. r. Kenuer. Wesley
Matthew'S, Miss Flora HlntzA Mrs. cunninEton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. shepperd. Mr. and Mrs W.
j. Jr. Ss Mis- IarS hintso AN and w W. Bourden. ''0''''
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Gowans: J. Wilson. George McLaus. e.
So~erwine. G. Bardel. dad" Home,
n. II. Johnston. S. Kilburn, l.. Russell.
=. j. Elkinston, n. X, DeSanders and
DR.. j. NJ. Blankenship.
The Rev. j. p. Cook. wife and daugh-
ter are visiting with friends in Tooele.
The Rev. Mr.. Cook was former pastor
of the NJ. II. church here, but Is now
q resident OF Park City.
County Clerk NJ. d. Ajax has been con-
fined TO his rooms this week on account
Of illness. He Is improving.
County superintendent OF Schools J.
U. Hicks was In this city last week 10
arrange for student transportation and
other school matters.
Richard Bush OF Clover was a visitor
to the city Tuesday.
The Tooele County hand. which played
at the state fair. gave q very enjoy
able dancing party In the Tooele opera
house Friday night