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Walker. Mrs. Elizabeth NecdhSm and
Mrs Z. r. Hyde.
The Sorosis club met Wednesday with
Mrs Helen u. Rcdford. Mrs Galloway
gave report OF the federation and two
Interesting p5pors were read. one on
Bolivia the Country of the Great
Plateau" by Mts. y. H. Nelson. and one
OIL Commercial Opportunities In South
america" br Mrs. y ~ Decker. The
next meeting of the club Will be held at
tne home o; Mrs. y. G. Lund.
Mrs, George HaNcrCsmp of salt Lake
is spending the wecl, hero with hcr
mother. Mr. Eleanor Moore
Miss Lucille Jensen Of Brigham CITY
Is Provo Eis!tov this week. tho guest
cf hoy bIo'he.. r. = Jensen.
Miss Ben Brown OF Ranjle;, who has
been whiting here FOR some time. the
su"st OF Mrs. Nctlie Berry nas returned
To her home
Miss Daisy i. Troiter OF Goshen and
emil j. jacobson of this city were mar
rieJ Wednesday IL the Salt Lake temple.
reception was given Ia their honor
Wednesday evening az the home Of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel \.
Trottcr. at GCsEen. and one this evening
here Mt the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs j. /.
Jacobson, parents OF the bridegroom.
Nj. and Mrs. Jacobson will reside In
Pro-o
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HEBER CITY.

HEBER. Oct. :5-The woehly meeting o. the
Gamma Gamma Tus club was held 1ue,day cvss-
rooms beautiful With floral decorations. Fol-
lowing evening OF games. unique lupcheon
Niles Josephine nurdock. Miss Jessie MurdoSf.
Mgs Helen Rosc. MisS ADA Socket, Miss Phyllis
Mcmillan. Miss vilate Mcmillan, Miss LnolIs
Smith ana MIS-, Hlmods Mcknight.
A pleasant social was enjoyed Monday eysninS
a, tAc homo OF Mir. aud Ma. George a. tfshsr
by Mr. rnd MT. chnso Hatch and Ms William
Bonner.
M sad M. John Austin sDd daughter,
Blanche arc IN lIobcr 10 attend the wedding re-
eoptlon OF Miss Celia Murdoch and easy Wat
liu0.
~ delightful dancing party Following iho
evenings entertainment ehickeu hupper was
Mcknight. Mi-S Alton Clyde. Miss I,ueiih Smith.
Miss Msrgic Murdock Miss Annie Lindsay, Lynn
Clyde. Dean Clyde. Wade cumniinra. GUY Duke
and Tom Jacohs-
Miss Celia Murdock aud easy Watkins. which took
place Wednesday In the salt Lake temple inc
rendered an elaborate wedding reception Tho same
evening In the Hobeg Amusement hall
Tho thrd meeting OF the season Tor tho Ladies'
Of tho shakespe,rcan club OF Heber CITY was held
Saturday afternoon a, the home o. MIS-. J. w:
Buckley. lesson on the sublcc. OF 'MlchaeI
Angelo was discussed by Mn. chnae Hatch.
A. 1. Nen Mrs. Joseph Hatch. Mrs Isaac Jacobs.
Mr William Bonner. Ir. Chase Hatch. Mrs..
EDWARD Hntch. Mrs. y. III DuckNcT, Sl!e M
drew Mcdonald and Mrs.. ". x. Whorritt
Mr.. and Mn Charlcs Stahlcy. Mrs. John stanley
and Mrs Frank Marrsmorc. ali OF Evanston. Wyo,.
visitors In HcbcT and Midway this week.
Nir. John Y Davis OF Vornal Il In Heoor on
ylsit 20 her mother, Mrs. Agus,a Jaspcrson.
3iss Josephine Murdock delightfully."- entertained
at her home Wednesday evening for tho lndicr
OF tho Five Hundred club. Her guests wcre Ars
Joseph Hatch. Mrs. Wlllinm Buys. MFs. Annie
Mcmillan. MIS-. A. b. Murdoek. Mrs Maggie
Butler ars. Mnronl Turner MrO. william Rose
wear Mrs Marion Goodlo. Mis-. AMMO Coleman,
Mrs. Ruth Hatch. Mrs. George \. Fisher. Mrs
Chssc Hatch. Mrs Joseph McDonnid Mru. Mae
Bonner. Mira. Theodore Jsspsrson. Nrs- William
ByTno. Mrs. Lucinda Buys and Miss Jessio Muir
dock.
On TGesday evening bundle shower wss given
Mrs, Leland Holloway at the homo OF her mother
Mn. Anno K. Moulton. Tho houBe wan tasto
fully decorated with autumn leaves and npplc+
A hot chicken supper served 10 Miss Vilats
Mcmillan. Miss Almedn Mcknight Mics Jennie
Luke, Miss Nora Mcmillan. Miss Florence Jacobs
Miss Pearl Dagley. Miss Jessie Murdock. Mia
Phyllis Mcmillan. Miss Elthoria Hickcn. Mis-
Dyce Moutoo, Mrs Annie X. Noulton and The
guost OF honor. Mrs. Leland HoldnTar
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, GARLAND.

GARLAND. Oct B.-Mirs Elisa M,,,,,- =,
ws'rht instructor In domestic science at The p
1, u OF Logan. spent the week end with nor n.r
en's. Mt and Mrs. d. H. Manning ''
Mt and Mn. Abort Hess o. North c,,,,,,
are rejoicing over tho shfc arrival OF a danrbinr
ga 9iInAy. Vctonor H. Mr.. and Nrr. T II Crsr-
oena "oro also blessed BY tho coming OF a d,urS. .
Ter on Thurdoy. October q.
hlss Blanche Manning celebrated , .,.
Snthohy on Sunday by entertaining sny.rai ~
nor plJnates- Thoao present were iur,s,, r,,,i
cox nornice Grover. Elsie Bingham Bertha E,r-
f"' Hitna Abramson and olyua Henrie
The T. u. NJ. l. A. gave n delightful m, ,-.u
NJ .,''aoa dsnsing party on Wednesday evening AZ
., rse Ladies' selssulture club me. on 7sursa.,
n,ternoon at Tho homo Of Mrs A wi~ar,
twenty OF the member wero present ,nn ~
22moNng wore guosts OF the afternoon: Mssd, ne,
LUTON becH, a A. Bush o. Salt Iak, ca,
nnenry nose OF weston. Idaho. n. r. Sto,,e y,
Gti.n St, anu w. hoith. Reports were givon by tI,s
CITY. also papers by Mesdarnss w p V,s.n V,rE1a,,
anp n =. cutler. Tho homo was eIsborr,cIy a..
GRATED WITH Halloween features yrIlow srS ,s,
,est9onh aua yellow ane whl,o chrysanfhernuTns
tns mo ,oclsl hour the hostess served a dainty
,oheneon The next meeting will be yI,b NJ
r. T Baxter 10 with hrp.
aH Eva Wi)eoI entertained twenty-ty, how,
ADD E1rh' playmsieS OF her lauphtar -, -"
on "Wednesday afternoon tho oo-e,sjnn nj
Augustus tenth birthday oe'"S M''"
Tbs conta;l, Cinderella IN rio,o,,.,s =.
syeh on Friday evening at tho GarIs,s S,,
unne, tho sn'plees Of tho Self-culturo club IN, a
sSeeeaa. Thlrty-two small children too, ~, 80 a
thelr rendition showed careful t-.JninP P'' ,s snn
aanes " r Whnlcss. Urzcl po.e -
'" = PERSONS and T. w. Jones wbn b.S ~
aIIAr ID onarge received praise ,or tho ,to,o,,rs
'A-""e' u" "n'eh %" children had ben drilled
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LOGAN

LOGAN oct. c5.-T1o
week Vrre tho bridc. a.'fht1
and Tuesday aftcrncon. pIue En-
In honor OF Nn " ,r Nm q
clyde sanircs. Tie rp,., Aeis.I|
seated ut four table -. % t11
and dining room y,.,, he IN.
,o1I,vo ',nsie1s nsi az beaur,iul ...f /.
,ollhsc. Dainty priyes ~ -.
n,ns @ parties ot both ,rs,, e7,<
we're served from small ao-'t ,,.sot
,nc Gamrs, aud tho o,,,,'es x
gartics gt, BY Ma. Horace N.,.sn VA 4.
Nrs- 4, n. Tholnnso,
tuily arranged dlunnr a'dui.f .
Gay ryonins. The ru.,,,
seated AZ long tah,. uni h T
With fall novcrs aps eenr.,;
dinner a social evening ~.
The regular sessIon a, N.
was held MondaS o, ths -
Honor'ch,. Tho topic nont
nrsS. The subject -, we "
Cook and tho discufsiou &c
Widtsoc and Sn. M,
reports Of the ,cleratlor Er
" In Brigham City. Wa. Hsel;t
BAH and Mrs Horace & era
| Peterson Nas elected f
RcfrcHnments were ,.rx., ,s>9 I
the conoluSion Of the pros,,r z,
| Tho Cleo circle me, w,a,.
art. J.. ". Horrell. tn. s q
drams b. john GSisvsthv ~ &
and wns presented by Nm N 4
very Interesting manner w
gave the vocal solo. :'vt,s n
interesting feature, which IN,
tho club hereafter. r,l,
new playe. The a,rcn.das -
OF the club members bsfors 49, .m
zach week ~
A unique school affair ~ s.,-.
the entertainment Rlven i, %
IN honor OF Tho student. -
The party wss held AZ IN. sis-n
members of tho society as.s
Ing her share OF the scba,, -.
wao novel and proved a as,i.sa
heme,. Refreshments. rane, 49,
the programme.
Muu. J. c. Fonuosbeeh sa,ss...
ful children's party sa,ur5s, ,s-
oil her litilc Hon. MarInuss -
Games furnished the suuss-.,
birthday luncheon vas ssr,ea
Anthoo II. Lund and ] N a.
Lake we're Logan visitors durlrr /.
Professor John T. ca,ns !, -.
Chicago, whore he sm s,ss- h
~eoke
Mrs. Clyde squires ane e,n,.-
spcBt the eumnicr hcrc I,ss.
Squirrels parents. Mr.. aud ~ y,
left Saturday for her home IN -
". W. Mclaughlin. sister 81 N.
comDnniod hcr and will speot A. :.
York with her sister.
Mrp. A. S. Horue ,peu, u. .
Lake
Mt and arO, L. ". sprs z \
spent tho week ip Logan. +
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns OF OtaI

r n,ub 1n,esaa- evening AT ns' &, aor,nr
,,c ,vcnue After some time .pym ,p,nvas by 70.
Snmsn and music ve-e oujo!oa.
frerhmsnia ~n,. Incoming
,,--npser. THURSDAY morning ,r,,
.Mr John Dea,on entertainsd nop In honor OF
,oiss a. nv ,,Ith birthday WIN an n
s sSs sS,r,c9s sSn refreshments delightful
was spent. 80. wnhrcyds7
sr.. Fshsy came up from SALT bA'"
morning. -. ,yd,sr, rald
As. osrici.i visit TO the local lodge. ric,.d 40 tho
liz After the lodge wo'T N
ladies served refreshments ,u -,,..
Va. ,.-on, dance given IN Eashands n"', nes,
Ine , psnr' Has largely attended ana "'''
sum was real!sod. ,., a,
.,. sw,day In compliment to hr' A"'
George Becker. =, .,rnsr
NJ runksl entsr;sincd a few friends a. a'""''
Sunday.
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MONROE.

MONROE Olt s TIE Rec@ss club ne. o. Tie
hone OF Nits Eils LETp~n Tuesday niEht Ths
usmh~rs prczsuf sefs EHfhe- sslu1ts sylvia VIII
ilans Hose,'A& love. Sus!~ Campbell And Cols;a
wiasst MIS- csmee-u gave a rradinE- Cane,
riaT~s ars --,0sshn1-ats -srv~f
The Ni-s@s Ivy Saa FEN Hax,-by szt.rtained
~ ThR Acne cish a. thsiT tome wedzss.sy
aighf Psrc1ru a.. aFpl~s served TNs
gees vsr> Mr. Hcp- Parker % Varrourer y
G. Sni Mr. Auzi> Finrh o, sAit Lake CITY
NJ azs nrr ArtrrE sors-,sa o. -, C,arxs
ar~ vtsittas STA ;AsiT 4Aarhis-. Nh H,bSr
MaEistg.
Ms. Ia R.rthelusg os Psyru- Eszp-.- ess--
y. Is ;k~ ru~- q her Dois~-, ars LorrAin.
IArsrn.
he s,ort risi-ss - ho-l- % NJ ,-d NJ.
" =. rar On MOussT aad srosEs: Eiri
wrs Hcps TG-ssr Q. VAEsszvs- .ni M Azsl.
FiacA q; eNii Lake Ctr ar- TitiiiaE relatives "A
renros
Nj Charis= Arsoit. Nso "a, o-s= uvi-K u
Nevada 90 -oszs tine. has rr.urae1 Monroe tof
;As vtz,s-.
TilliAn e. wcoile7. ve-n Ps,srsea. Miss vsz-
!cs G Fsrssvo-th sns Niss Margaret d LstI-
zsr % tse Ncer0s hLxa scEooI .Aealiy rsturass
thh ~ssk q tais tAssT vo-k
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BRIGHAM CH'

BRIGHAM CITY. Oct. S.-Wd,-
mhBiouary farewell social VA r's
oDd ward meeting house In s0o7
who haa been called 10 Nll
navia. A select programmes vli y.
bcyU of the wnrd. and a piW
sentcd TO Mr. Olsen 10 aid IN
Elonary expenses.
Mrs. Enrol Valentine 'pes, "
weei visiting friends 10 'nn .
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Petsrssa =
the guests of SIR. and Nu. o'1
day.
A farewell was cItooded 10 ~
First ward chapel on FrieaS -
departure TO Great Britsin,
somo tine as missionary.
musical programme Tat earn. =
Attendance o, ward member VA
c. a. Kranss OF san n
2r. and MrS. Olsen " sto'' -
part Of tho week,
Homer Holmgrcn OF tor av
o, a farewell soclsl su5di! o
ward chapel. arranged et
HoImsreu will depart e
Swoden. 4 uuslca, prog'-
speeches vas rendered ~
Victor r. Madrcn wa ssH
day. ,I
A Isr.o party OF friend, sa.ss. -.
a, Mr.. We're NoSHstcf ~w-.,si
gayo Mrn. McMas,sr Nnsst
svnnIng was pleasantly iP'
ana refreshments were se"s'
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MANTI.

MASTI. OCT. 95.-one q o. -
parties Of the week. wes that rty,. +
ine By Mira. Luclls Cor Cos, +
twolvo. Tho evening Was plstu,cy
ciol chat. -
MrB Ella Hateu OF Prore ri
here. tho guest Of Helen Jors.znn
a farewell patty was giysa q q
Sunday cvon!ng for Spencer Yitsc'
in fcw days on a mission 10 ~ =
a purse OF s7 was pyessnis. Y
programme Of songs. Speecha. q
joyed. "a
Tho Rev. @r, Rice o. uytc- ~
week here the guest Of DE- n
Martin. Il
Miss Lillian Thomas sa,saI!.H
fast Saturday morning fo1 Mn b
Nlss Ida Clark.
Miss RUBY Jensen vas hcs.es { {
Sunday, Covers were laid 10. ~
skow. Beatrice Tuttls. Dayli ~
Livingston and iyin Dyrsex.
One OF tho Delightful savf.,s
weR that given M,I. spcnes! ylkial
ing. All came with wclI-iiiss slilz
jolly evening. Those press7t vcz
Mc5dAmes lawrence Lowry, RsE's|
phon Barton. Farley aatrsa, lTis
t!an AIelson, Fred Madssn. R1h<;
Bryant Harmon. Frank Coz. Erp1
Charles shaud. MB. Beck. L 0
Eta Anderson and Mr.. alt IN
son
Tho P. X. claGs met Tuesig 4
Mrs. y. II. Folt. Re!fsshnern ~
Mis-, Fsancla Tlngis leit Ptty Z
pleasure "trip 10 Portland Ard ssr.|
Mra. Cora oisen was eors5 8
dinner Monday afternoon. vht' q
Il number of friends and rs'inrs
luncheon.
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GARFIELD.

oARFIELD. Oct u.-Tbs Kn,xb,.
.ero hotS ~ a suocesE.ul danciDr nat T
gay evening a. Odd Fellows hall '-N iuee-
,ss. E, E,eskAs, sH:sr,aiHed the oaa Fellows and
esnds a, cards wednesday oyeni,- ,nen ,nn nus
~ %. trophy tor high seoro fell to M rharIa iai
-. c, sr.nd pT'sesnt OF Utah. Waiting issv Of
.ao tashoosh o' the West End Serving c,,h
,,"ee. IeeeNed Thursday Afternoon Lv NJ 'no ur
~ u smith OF Arthur eptoyt.ynt -,
S,e, ,,,,eind5y afternoon 10 honor OF sor bo,@s
LIhe Py,hian sisters cutortsi,,g "o''. Aieo'
.sSs,l'I i9'..sd guests At Krnslpet,, -. ~. "
ihelr hall Wednesday sfternoog party a"
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PLEASANT W

PHEASANT GROVE, - ~
JennIe Francis OF Los ,D ~
6een visiting with M1 ,su an
ID. Bullock for the psss a ~ ~ z
turned 10 her home on
Mrs. Esther Ponds h., 1I,y " q
home In Salt .aSs Kat1
three weeks with MT -.
Mr.. and Mrs. II: Il MN,,iss ISP
AT n birthday party rsa "a
3ra9hments were serveo
James II. Walker. Or d. M
Vance Miss Schaelis'rN
Johnson, Miss Jessie e,,S.stirk
TS,irTpan. = JI Miss Ella hogssE ~
OIpin, Miss Daisy trTsIl. r1
ardson. lie Grande y, h.
DR.. and Mrs; II, IL. ~ -
Smi.n nun MIS-" Misses Hazel ST.
Stewart were Salt In
ter part OF the ween 60
Mr.. and Mrs, nava z D, ,risaiss
were plea SAINT Prov ..,ss
The high school iaSFsgs Fgs
Grove surprised ME- NE bort :
day evening al lns sarrss :
Thorns. Music and ssnfs sr1
after which refres''''
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RIcHFIEIO|

RrCuF1ELD. Oct ,.r,d -
Andersou's friends "a -
eir,6dsy WEDNESDAY 3. w.
ps..en, were NesdAmess es.,, = 49,
Hsnry R HonarIct,on. I'd fsssr,s =
Joseph Rasmussen es.1 H. " ~
Jensen. cosrles vu..sss -
EsEmussen. Joseph
muBGen. - VIZ
Riohnsld tbis week. ,..s. =
y,eI, rrand,On o: h'd'-
in glchncld This VesA
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surprise by his friends Tuesday even
ing. Refreshments were served. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames W.
6. Gibby. Jr.. Jack Ridge. /. a: Smoot.
George Parker, J, =. Keeler, and Mrs,
Emily Nelson. Mrs. Ess!e Keeler. and the
Misses Jean and Rhoda PaNman.
Mrs. y. F. Wilson entertained in honor
of the birthday anniversary Of her hus-
band TUESDAY evening The house was
decorated with chrysanthemums. Re
frsshments We're served TO tho following
guests; The teachers OF the Parker
school Mr. and Mrs. l.. f. Esgertson.
II. s. Pyne, and Mr. and Mrs George
Powelson
DR.. and Mrs II. = Pyne entertained
In honor OF the birthday anniversary OF
their daughter Mrs. @. " EkIns. Friday
evening.
Mrs George Novice OF Price. IS the
guest or Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Hoag this
week,
Mrs. Ella lee and daughter. Mrs. Eta
HoutZ OF Tucker. were In Provo during
tho week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzroy entertain
ed at dinner "Wednesday. the affair being
In the form OF Halloween party Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdannes
Phillip King, J. W. Lierly. Ferre pecker
and T. T. Thompson.
Miss Rsna Needham and DR.. Harold
'l4llsLrhrcn - lin NcFr married at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
Ms w. s. Noedham Wednesday even
| ing. Bishop T. y. Taylor Officiating. Tn,
house was beautifully decorated The
dining room was arranged with Brfdo's
roses and the library with white carna-
| tons The tsole was artistically decor
/ Rted IN pink and white. The guest,
were; Or. and Mrs. J. ~ ChrtyteuSen
Mrs. II. c. Crandall and son. Harold o.
| Salina: Mis- Fay Lambert OF Salt Lake
| Misses Ora and Luna Chipman OF Amer
! lean Fork. Miss Myrtle FNlllner OF Al.
| pine. Mr. and Mr. 7. ". TAYLOR o,
| Provo. and the following from Salt Lake
| Miss Norma HYDE. Miss Hazel Need "a N
Ar. HOE Seedham. Ar. and Mrs J. "
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den beds from the next lot. He car.
ried guitar, madly brandished. He
disappeared hatless and frantic, but
not until Harvey had recognized Will
lard Price.
A little investigation brought out
the facts of the case. Price had gone
into the wrong garden-that of
jealous, crusty old bachelor, just mar
ried. He had observed the guitar
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SchooI-children know great deal
more than they used to. In fact, some
of them, in their own opinions, at
least, are quite capable of tutoring
their tutors. Those kiddies teach
are as knowing as an encyclopedia,
said a teacher a week or two ago.
''In what way?" asked his friend.
WELL" replied the scholastic person,
''the other day 1 set problem in
arithmetic rich man dies and
leaves million pounds. One-fifth is
to go to his wife, one-fifth to his son,
one-eighth to his brother, and the
rest to the hospitals, What does each
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armed serenader, had gone for gun,
and Price had run for his life.
y, OF course Miss Hoyt had overheard
Harvey's encomiums in the park. 1t
turned out that it was her uncle who
was so wealthy This smoothed out
Harvey's path. Price, bored at his
mishap, did not linger on the scene.
And of course the serenader by proxy
eventually married Drusa Hoyt.
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81 feel, very uneasy; it's pouring
rain and my wife went out without
an umbrella" No doubt she'll take
refuge in shop somewhere. -. Eyes;
that's just what's worrying me SOL"
Kings express sympathy at Nor
gan's death. Why? Morgan was very
rich. That's all. Oh, the almighty
dollar!
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get?" 'Yes?" queried the FRIEND
not very interested. Back came the
reply from the smallest boy in the
class: I lawyer, sir" :.
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1T COULDN'T BE DONE

Somebody said that it couldn't be done,
But he, with chuckle, replied
That maybe it couldn't but he would be one
Who wouldn't say so till he'd tried.
So he buckled right in, with the trace of grin
- On his face. If he worried, he hid it.
He started to sing as he tackled the thing
That couldn't be done, and he did it.
Somebody scoffed: "Oh, you'll never do that,
At least no one ever has done it."
But he took off his coat and he took off his hat,
And the first thing knew he'd begun it;
With the lift of his chin, and bit of grin,
Without any doubling or clubbing;
He started to sing as he tackled the thing
That couldn't be DONE and he did it.
There are thousands to tell you it cannot be done,
There thousands to prophesy failure
There are thousands to point out to you one by ON
The dangers that wait to assail you;
But just buckle in with bit of grin,
Then take off your coat and go to it;
Just start in to sing as you tackle the thing
That cannot be DONE" and you'll do it.
Evening journal., 1913-01-11
MONTROSE

Archibald Christy. OF Des Moiues,
Iowa. Edward Jewctt Of Washington,
Mrs William McClannon, of Norfolk,
Eli Trumbower and John Broughall,
of Wilmington. were recent visitors
az Ivy Lodge the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Powick.
Eugene Wyatt, Clarence Wyatt Miss
Nellie Wyatt and Frederick Wyatt
were visitors yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Wyatt.
John W. Owens. Of Boston, spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. Benoni
Rowland
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Ebright spent
a day in Washington.
Mrs Howard H. Derr spent Friday
with friends in Claymont
Mrs. Lewis Cooley spent yesterday
I'm Chester
The Mts Pleasant Nature Club OF
Bellevue held its weekly meeting at
the Nit Pleasant School yesterday af-
ternoon
The Epworth League Of Mt. Pleas
ant NJ r.. Church held its monthly
meeting at the home of Miss Mildred
Perkins at Holly Oak.
Evening journal., 1913-01-11
COLLEGE CHARTER
QUESTION NOW UP
To LEGISLATURE

s0ecial 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Jan. ii.-The action Of
the Board of Trustees OF Delaware
College and the State Bcart gf Edu-
cation at joint meeting yesterday
reaching an agreement with tlt little
difficulty. on the draft of a perpetual
charter for the college puts tho mat
ter up TO tho General Assembly
which viii be asked 10 pass the act
Should the Legislature take favorable
action on the bill ~ will bring 10 \
close a long drawn-out fight that has
lasted four years and will also. il is
generally believed. be OF great bene-
NJ 10 the institution. The fact that
the original board under a resolution
adopted will Immediately on the pas
sage of the act. execute a deed turn
ing what equity IL holds in the coll
lcge over 10 tho State, will stop much
criticism that has been aimed at the
college in the past few years by those
who have contended that il should be
q State institution In every sense Of
che word
Henry 3. Thompson. who was ap-
pointed n trustee of the college last
summer attended the meeting Mr.
Thompson, who is also trustee Of
princeton University. took part in
the discussions and his knowledge Of
college affairs was of material aid in
settling some points discussed.
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Ninth distfict-Frank Clark, John
p Armstrong
Tenth Walter Thompson
Eleventh district-Thomas Brown
Twelfth district-Raymond Hop
kins.
Thirteenth district-Thomas E.
Clayton.
Fourteenth dlstrict-Charles A.
Cannon
Fifteenth district-John A. Latta
The petit jury to report at the
term Of Superior Court and the Court
of Oyer and Terminer and Court of
General Sessions on January 27 also
has been drawn by the commissioners.
The jurors are:
First district-Alfred Young. John
f. Magee, Harry J. Stidham, l.. V.
Kane
Second district William B. Hor-
sey, William b. Elveridge, William II.
McGarrty. Samuel Logan
Third district-James Bowe, Samuel
II. Durstein, Thomas r. Curlett, SAM
uel J. Newman.
Fourth district Randolph Jones,
Albert b. Vernon. Stephen r. Parker,
Benjamin r. Rawnsley.
Fifth district-James Craig, Samuel
L. Adams, Samuel +. Weir, William
f. Gray.
Sixth district-Grover c. Handy,
Newton L. Grubb.
Seventh district-George 3. Chan
dler. Lewis c. Potts
Eighth district. Harvey Finn,
Frank l. Elmer.
Ninth district-Forrcs w. Lovett,
John K Chambers.
Tenth district-George S. Bacon,
John Moody.
Eleventh district-Theodore Laws,
Henry f. Smith.
Twelfth distrct-Iames Fl. Batten,
John n. Calhoon.
Thirteenth district Carpenter
Yearsley, George Nelson.
Fourteenth district ~ George w
Naylor, John p. Collins.
Fifteenth district-John c. Davis
Edgar r. Heinold
The jury now serving in the Su-
perior Court and Court OF General
Sessions will end it's work on next
Friday aud the following week the
judges wfll be in Dover at the Su-
preme Court session.
The case Of Antonio Creste is set
for trial on this date. Creste is un-
der indictment on the first degree
murder charge of his son-in-law. An
thony Richardo by shooting him in
the head.