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EPHRAIM.

Moses Nelson have returned from CHI
caso. where they have been for num-
course In medicine and graduated with
high honors two years ago. since which
time he has been at the Wesley hospital
few days. when they will leave for Salt
Lake City, where they VIII make their
home.
Some OF the visitors at the reception
and ball given last night at Social hall
by Miss Alice Lund were Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dyre-
Ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Wllford wintch. Mr..
and Mrs. David Reusch all Of Manti; DR.,
Ross Anderson. Berkley Olsen and others
OF Salt Lake. and Messrs. Montgomery
and Lands Of Chicago.
Miss Alice Lund left for Utah county
Yesterday. whore she will spend q couple
OF weeks visiting relatives and friends
The Mutual Improvement association OF
gramme at the North ward chapel Sun
day evening.
One OF the prettiest surprise parties OF
the season was that given last night at
the home OF Mr, and Mrs. Fred Nelson
in compliment to DR., and Mrs Moses
Nelson, who have recently returned from
Chicago, The party was planned by a
number OF friends and relatives. The
home was beautifully arranged In chrys-
anthemums. Refreshments were served
Professor John T. Hand and Miss Edna
Anderson entertained the guests with vo-
cal selections and Fred Nelson and 9TH
ers gave recitations. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. p. Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs. n, Z
Noyes. Mrs George Sorensen. Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Larsen. Mrs. Dell Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Barton. Mr.. and Mrs.
\. G. Anderson. Mrs. James hansen, Mr
and Mrs. Fred Nelson, DR., and Mrs
Nelson, Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Nelson. Mr.
and Mrs. y. +. Nelson. Mrs. Frank OF
terstrom Miss Alice Lund and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N Hansen.
MT. and Mrs. ]. n. Hansen pleasantly
entertained a few OF their friends Mon
day evening at a dinner party In compll-
ment to Dr. and Mrs. Moses Nelson.
After the dinner the guests were enter
talned at the matinee. Those present
were DR.. and Mrs. Nelson. Miss Alice
Lund. John Lindquist and the host and
hostess.
Miss Mella Biackham OF Moroni has
been in Ephraim during the past few
DAYS visiting with friends and relatives.
Miss Lillian Jones spent Saturday In
Ephraim visiting with her sister. Mrs.
Edgar Thorpe.
Miss Mabel Mortensen was given n
pleasant surprise Wednesday evening by
the students Of her school.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rasmussen arc
receiving congratulations over the arrival
of a boy.
s. G. Soreuscn spent a couple OF days
In Ephraim during the week. visiting
with his family.
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GARFIELD.

GARFIELD. Nov l5.-The Copper oueOn Card
club organized by tho Robekah lodge met We'd
wis ana giomburr werc hostesseS and tho tro-
phies for high fell 20 Mesdames Murphy and
EyeGs
The Magma club woro hosts at dance wodneS-
day evening at tho Carpenter building AT the
Arthur plant. returning the courtesy OF tho Ar
thur club tho week before
Mrs A. C. French entertained the members OF
tho West End Sewing club Thursday afternoon.
Tho Odd Fellows gave dance at l. o. O. +,
hail Friday evening
Tho play, Young Dr. Devine." wan repeated
picos Of tho Ladies' Aid uociety. Additional pro
srnmme numbers vsre recitation. THO Rag
Man. Grand sy sns rsss s sud ssSns
Tho Soul Of tho Violin" by Misa Edna Ar
noid of Salt Lake. Following this a candy pull pull
COMMITTEES. Mesdames Henderson. Mcouoary. Frank
and Ray Avis.
Miss Bsrnios Kyle vas hostosa at cards Friday
evening.
Thero vas pleasant gathering Of
friends for an informal dance Tuesday
evening at the homo Of NJ. and Nm AioS-
danes william jackson, Arthur FiHher. Sam Ny
Ter. Clarence Lund. Misses T1lllo Hcndrekson and
Wilson. Messrc. J r. Dick Dsu Hussey. Leo RI
ley Low Woods Elmer Stuart. Gus Johnson. John
Snow, Thoron sypcr. Russell AnderSor George
Phillips and Everctt Broksh.
Mrs W. NJ Campbell was hostess TO four tn
bleo OF players at tho gamo OF hve hundred
Thursday afternoon. The occoson WAS Ia hos
pital!ty to tho Rebckah lodge mombcTa and other
friends.
Mrs r ". Brown returned Saturday TO her
homo In Lcadvillc. Colo, after Wait OF several
weeks with her daughter Mrs. g. W. AHhworth
Mrs Brown was the recipient OF several social
courtesies during tho week.
Tho Garfield club hold forth Tuesday eTcnins
with nj exceptionally largo crowd, the occasion
bolns tho regular monthly smoker, Tho pro
gramme comprised several wrestling and boxing
bouts and the retroshmcnss suited
Mira r. H. Saum was hostess Thursday nttor-
noon TO tho weekly gathering Of the Wcat End
Sowing club.
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MT. PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT. Nov. i5-Mr. and MIS-. Law
rcncs Barton entertained az an enjoyable dinner
party at their home Friday evening. Tho guests
NJ and Mrs. willard Barton. Leroy Barton.
Mr.. nad Hrs. g. A. Carter. Miss Hazel Barton and
Burke Macarthur.
Mn. Dorothy Swennon celebrated tho seventy.
ninth snsiveTsEry OF her birth by entertaining a
party Of relatives and friends al dinner at nor
home "wednesday. Mrs George Ryland OF Price
and Mrs. J. 8. Armot o, Salt Lake daughters
Of Mrs. sTenson, were ho.o FOR the OCCASION.
Mr. snd Mn. Boon Brothersou left this week for
Rupert, Idaho. where they plan 10 reside.
number ~ scots. affs!rs Eivon IN their honor
before they lc.;-
ono Of tho biggest and most enjoyable dancing
parties OF the season wns given Thursday evening
hy the city Republican COMMITTEES IN honor Of the
recar; victory. locally. OF ;ho party.
Eurprise party vas given Mr. and Mrs Law
renee Alfred az the home OF John Vance 20 Fal-.
view Sunday evening. Luncheon served and
EHues play Si ThoSo present Bishop II. r
Hansen and wife, Mr and Ms Et E.ssuu gr
and Mr.. ole LErson Mr ard Mr. ". W Brady
Ns. and Au. J. ~. Christcnsrn Mr and Mrs
Z. Miner. Mr. and Mn. Forin Peterson. Mr. aud
Nr. Frank cox. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Turpln. Mr
aud Mrs Aibsrt Norman. MTs Mary Larscn. Mrv
Hanaah Carision. Mr. Nancy James Mrs iora
CLARK. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Alfred.
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK Nov iE-xrs william J
Stewart o. OiiiyeviIle Tas hosiess wednesday AFT
sraooo al pfiosry offiec-1' aad tsrrhnrs' meet.
Tag Ihe Afternoon rp-nt IN dIr~rssloa o,
primary work. methods Ane readings and thsTr
rss uusicsl programme ~ O'clock suppe-
~" scrssd 20 twelve guests. Table aecorA;ious
we're Shrosauih>muus.
TIE ms-bs-S of the Ladies Literary club me,
IdiaT aftersoou With Mrs Jane Rockhlii Mr,
Rn'khln gave reading Tie IAnslnF OF ~.
Pilgrim" Re'rethmcnts served bv the
lcsiess.
Hia- ". Joues snteT;aiass ~. Self Cui.urs
club Friday evening Twelve guests vsre present
ara rios' tslightfa' ssenpE -rs spea; IiEh,
Fosreshmsnu Sers s@TreA-
M Fraak Thozlss ea,sTtainsd - dlnn.r
rsry wsfoest.y snsraooa for her sauEhter from
Provo. Mrs Esesrtsan ~ho has been ,tsi,i,e
~iih her Tor some time pas,-
he pupils o, .hs Thurbs- s-hool rare .s-v
7lsatant ge--hcasaln,sf prr,y yriday evening .,
tne IhErber school large rumhsr O, s,sfs1,s
eerr pressn,. Who spec. the sveainE 70 za-l~s
rrlfic, spcech~- ard rvf-rghueou
E7HTri- Ssisoa % Vale. Ore ,p-1. ~. u..k
rrh relatives hs-s. s-i lsst Friday ,o- Call,o--
nia. whore be vii maize s1tends. vs.it ~i,h
his parents AZ Los Angeles.
he officer. % the S>cord ward s1ts--a,,.s n.
chufrsn.s pary Tusstay srs-nocn- TIE iluls
fsits sp<ot th> tne n games ass proFr,una
Hesressz>ais we're served
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LEHI.

LEHI, Nov l5.-The Commercial club dancing
party Wednesday evening was decided so
cIal success. This Is tho first OF series OF fine
parties that tho club will give during tho winter
The Fourth ward choir gave party Friday
evening In honor OF Miss Sadlo Russon. who Will
be married uoIt wednesday 20 William Bnteman
o. Alpine
Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. A. Borsse enter
Mor-lhsv and Mrs, Harold Christensen
Tho domestic science girls OF the high SCHOOL
dinner TO the faculty and school board
ThuTrday ovonlnG.
A shower was giveu this weok ln honor Of Miss
Ella Davis who Is TO be married 10 Nathaniai
TSEt OF Pleasant Grove.
The Rev. Elmer l. Goshen and Horace s. In =
EI2n will give LyceUm entertainment neIt
Thursday evening under the auspices OF tho local
high school.
Friday evening the First ward Dramatic com
pany vent 10 LindoD, whore they gave enter
taumepI
Mrp. J. z. Cotter went to Salt Lake City Sat
urdoy TO attend a meeting OF tho Robecra lodge.
At the Athen!an clubs Wednesday meeting Mr,
Karl Hopkns conducted tho lesson. Miss Lucille
Rogers gave reading and Mrs. Sidney GichrlSt
gave review Of tho writings o. Jano Adams
Mrs. Sadie whlppo and Alfred Adams were
married last Monday. \ wedding supper was
served at tho homo OF her SlstcT. Mrs Fred Ner-
Till. TO which the Immediate relatives wcrc in
yited.
TIE engagement OF Miss El'Ie Torkenson and
John Bushman Is announced the wedding 20 take
place In tho near future.
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RICHFIELD.

RICHFTELD Sov i5-one 0, The social eTen,,
q he past vo@k vas the party given By Nr and
Nrr. II A-Gelia IN honoT 0, NJ. and Nh ~
4 A,de,in. Who the OFphouu circuit
TIE 6ecoTatiaus rhry-authcmtirns ang
luncheon vaS HsTTef 70 fhe following: Mr auT
Irs J. ". PcteFron. Mr. and Ms. Guy Lewis
Mr.. .rd Mrs. Alexander Morrison yT Ard Nfs
Sam Clsrk Nr. hnf Mrs- Tel ols~r NJ and
Ms joe Salisbury. NT and Mrs. I = Sailshyrv
hr. a1d Nm Gr- Blumquisi. Hf and Mr. - W
Morrison. Mrs A. RLEe-. Ms Potter. Miss lap
rssi ani Na-ys! Biumquirt, Rgby Potter. Andres
Anfeffon asd ths guests of honor-
Dr. J. r. Csdey snd dsushi.s o. 81 Louis are
a. foA for . trE fayE Whcn they return thc-
viii 20 20 Sal; Lake 10 reside
The Relic' society gave party a. ;hs home
- Judge ceifsster this week tar Samuel CHI
dss'cr. vho 8, m a mlKsion. lunch Vas served
20 about 'oriy guests
Nisa Pearl Norrisou and MV Minerva Nelson
rrtgfnri from salt Lake city SUNDAY.
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NEPHI.

NEPHI. Nov. is.-Mrs. Editn
,ho members Of tho Ladies' olue
day evening. Mrs.. J. W, WniII
lecture. "hpheuS." was slvop y
Cuno. and one on Echoes ot
by Mrz. J. W. Whltmore. Aie.
rendered number or beactiiui 2
nrsaeut wero Mesdames Wilhn1
Brough. J. Z. Cole. Dela foIt
Il. McCuno. George o. osusf'
Jr.. G.. W. Sudbury. J. w.
sowby aud @. VI Whitmofe-
The members OF tho Rom'raos
IL entertained az tho home or
liS,on wednesday afternoon -
IN social chat. Those presen
irons, Roher. Chnppcll. Ar ~
Harry BeaEley, V, II. Fiehe',<-
Harry Irons and tho hostess =
ton.
Mr.. Juno Kendall entertalr
.n,,sr,oop tea. Tho time Nas
dainty lunch was served AZ -
white chrysanlhcmunis were u
niece. The following we're p
liam PcSton. stolla BTown'
Tcsa Brough. Nosdames ~
Ni,n ida HyGo. Alvin Bur,o
Nellie Udall and ,he hostess T.
M-s s. ]. Lunt en's' ~
her, ot tho Utopia e,ae
bor home. Tho Imc was vssy
ra,sInq Tho Following OF tne
cal chat aud oartakinr OF
,rescnt vorc Misses Peari ~
I'm, pulct. Clara Cole. 49,
Hobbs. Stella. Lula sno .mr
eva Booth. kaal.no FaheInAA,r -
Nezdames Nsttls Nlcker A.
,icmmott. Margaret Fa1ni.D'
Gertrude Foote
Florence Lnn'.
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SPRINGVILLE.

sPRINGvILLE. Nov. IS-Dimmick Huntington
and Mrs. Lillian cbilds, both OF this city werc
married Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Jones Of Montpelier. Idaho.
who have been visiting Mr. aud Mrn. A. s. Brown.
hAyo returned 10 their home.
Announcements out for the marriage q, Alta
Straw, daughter OF Mr. and Mira NophI straw OF
this city 70 Earl Thomas OF Provo the latter
part OF this month.
Hr nnd Mrs Nelson Rockwell LEFT Thursdly for
throo months tour In Now York. Alabama aud
FLORIDA.
Joseph Stevenson spriugv.Iis visitor
n. Stevenson.
Ms. Clifford Carter Visited With her parents
Nr and Mrs y. II. Packard. In Salt Lsho this
week.
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GUNNISOl

GU NNISON. Nov. l5.-M!as fdnI|
Misses Dora aud Nary Byvnter
bundle shower In homo. OF NIes
last Thursday evening at the U
Hophcln1. Many beautiful preseu1
Tho girls of tho cleotan club ve|
Hopheins leaves noxt Wednesday
One OF tho pleasant Gocisls 81
party glVon by tho Washipgtd1 4
honor OF tho board OF eduoation-
dulEed 10 series OF progrcs<I|
which dainty luncheon was 81
Mrs. John 5. Peterson entertaI>
noon party last Monday In hou4
Peterson OF Seattle.
One O. tho most elaborate afl@
was tho party given at The A1r
Chllda by the Cleofau girls
beautifully decorated With ths r||
and green. Card games ard other
ments Ncro enjoyed. followed By
4 delicious luncheon was sorved 4
Ths Jewol class OF the wsshIn|
? delightful party last Fhday
Washington school building. be@|
many visitors were present.
A delightful affair OF the We
talnmcnt OF tho Self Culture eIu|
Madseu at her home. Thoae
danes Ira Oyorfclt. Clifford ChiI4
tonson. Neil Soronson. Chris ~
calf. c. ~. JoDsou. Albert Chr1eI
,erton. George Eslverson and -
OF Salt Lake.
Tho organization Of the Cum
Civic club was brought about ler<
In tho chapel. with Mrs. r. u
Judge a. y. cherry. vice Dr.
Oyer,ol,. secretary; Me-. f. u
Gycr. -
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MURRAY.

MURRAY. Nov. 1.-THE local order OF Eagles
will give Thanksgiving eve ball In their hall
Tho barar held IN the Murray Second ward We'd
nesday and Thursday o: this week was great
In every way,
Mesxs. George Black and John z. Ponti; OF
Rock Springs. wyo have been the guests OF
Professor and MT1- william r. Robinson.
Miss Grace Hunter Of Rockand. Idaho IN the
guest OF NJ and Mn. william McGhio o! Rriuton
ward
The officers md teachers o. the Murray First
ward Sunday school pleasantly surprised Msnssseh
Smith AZ his home last Friday night.
Lynn Eldtdge OF Brin;on ward LEFT Tuesday
FOR Nevada vhere be will spend tho winter
months.
The South Cottonwood bszar has been great
credit 20 tho committee In charge lRrso audi
ence present zach evening.
Ma. @. Y. Bagley eutertRined Miss Josie Mar
field and he- Sunday school class Thursday.
Mrs Jossis Wheeler of South Cottonwood ward
eater.sinod tuonty friends LAST Friday evening.
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns OF Uta

n, bos.o.S s.rvcd luncheon 70 the following
ene-,s: MesdArncs Blight. Drisool OieEenson,
Doty. Gose, Billings. Griggs, Hush and Hanson.
and Miss EIva Hiatt aud Miss finlhy.
Nr and Mn Harry Elmer and Mr. and Mrs
Dave RouEo, all OF Robinson. motorrd 20 Goshcn
on SUNDAY. spending the day With relatives OF
the RouOes.
Mr. and Mrs George Jouss OF Robinson drove
thelr auto through TO tho capital early IN tho
week being accompanied Sy Mus- Condor ana Dor
daughter. who were their guests last week
Nrs John Gillespie has returned from Salt Lake
City where she has boen in the hoopiial for iow
wcnks
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PLEASANT I


PLEASANT GROVE. EoT. - -.
of Denver. Colo. Is sifiuhs -
Ma n. Rhsmus'<s
Mas Cora cuiilns,e snis.
riub AZ her residence Nonday
we're decorated IN p'nk ana
ana lish, rcfresbments N
Mr. apd Mrs. J. L. Mb ~
ing Eucftf at dlnnsr spnaa, -
n Franpton. NJ. and sn Z
NJ. Ernest Ash. ,
ur an4 urs %. M. n sfni'' n
r,eplns ThnSe prrsen, o r.
Jsl,ldsy. lr.. Hr and Nf- ~
~. AIhcrl Olsen. MT sn' -.
and Mn "a wsdioy. Dr. :, "a, q
oSsI. W. and Ma Naiess'evs
X. p Poui,on and Nr aga
Reuben oiscn. vho h.,
for a yea. Z, 1lalbng his -.
Charles olrcn.
IN, sorosis cigh en;efts,h..>.I ~.
81, honor OF 'fitr Cora 'gu,
an, monla. the rooihs
flozsrr. Rsfrc-hmcnis N'''
% hol friends.
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BRIGHAM cT1

nHlGhaM CITY. Nov. i5.-Nc,a.
uotle OF NJ and Nrs. James Tme~-
brll1nt parcel showor in
usHt.f' Jessie, whose marriae.
nouneed soon. \ delightful eys1>
''s,'nlns 10 musical programme
ahl othcG social diversions. Pr<-
ana MIS- =. j. aunna. Mr. ana h
Johnson. aT and Nu. J. W. Je<'
MIC James Tlnsey. .r. and Mn
~: Mr. and MFT Amos Hatch, Mr. Il
Iirgoy. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mssr|
IhriStoftcrson. Mrs, Elsa Christs1-'
Loe, Mrs. L1vlna Hlll5,rom. Nh
M'B. John HiIls,rom. Mra Johr
ElIe Case. Nrs. I, Graves. Nrs
MT. hgnea Burt, M-t. Viola r.
Lrnd, Misscs Mary Baird. Lzvop
Burt. Vera Aor,cnson. Miss yioI~.
T'nsey. CheSta Rasmussen. Elverts
rsn Hansen epd Alfred Hatch.
Wednesday In tho templs 4, !
Whsle sedcrholm OF this oity
Davis OF Perry wore unitea i, =
arc popular Jonng people and III
Mrs. r. 4. Pcarse spent ,sv>--,
week visiting relatives and frIen5-
City.
J. Alfred Fish6uTn was the m.
Irs. A. y. Fishburn n T-crnart<:
X. l.. Fishburn. JT.. spent ths -,
In Salt Lake City.
Eugene HoutE war In th., eitv 4.
visiting his mother. Ma ". 4.
oEe Jorsenssn OF Salt Laks n
carly part OF the week visitlne M.
a. T. Jorgonsen Of this city.
Mira George Nichols In WAITING /.
Iona Jonscn. IN Salt Lake City b
time.
Miss Lola Nichols came hers 4.
urday and remained hcre over +
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georx&
Lawrence Thompson OF MpIad
few days OF the week here virlf11
Mrs. Sophy Thompson.
Mlsa Ethel Enudson. student
tursl college, and who spent n
homo IN this city. entertained al
In honor OF friends from Logan.
hcr parents. MIR. and Ms. G. N.
guests were Misses Emma and yor.|
rad odell and Spencer Eccies Of 4
knudson OF this city.
Wednesday evening the cftiesrr
society In the First ward arraua.
fully carried out delightful m
Of Mira. y. l.. Hansen at her hon
was pleasantly spent IN sociai u|1
frcshmonts were served. Amosu
woro Mrs. Nel1 Jensen. Mrs. So
Mrs, El'1a FoHercn. Mrs. Ziu1
Mary johnson, Mrs. Ll.z,o Jsnn~
Nelson. Mrs. ". ~. Faulkner. Nn
Mrs. II. ]. Packer. Mrs. Nina X.
Il. p, HorGlcy. MrR. Katherins a.
AcMnsteF. Mira. Lucy Eolpa. Nr.
Mrv. ]. ". Valentine Mrs A.
T. r. Matthias. Nrs. ~ L. Har&
Parkinson. Mrs. SyivAnus Ivenon
Mrs. r. 4. Roberts. Mre. Amy q. 4
Jensen. Mis-. Caroline Holland, III
sen. Mrs. John Holland. Misa &
Miss Ada Johnson.
In honor OF the seventy sIsh(h
7ssRry OF o, y. stohl the many
Stohl family and few !nvitsd &
at the Stohl homo Sunday eveoII
Il delightful tamIl! gathering. a
evening was 4 sumptuous turku1
was served early IN the evening.
| The students OF ths Lincoln r
dancing party next Friday sTcc|
nchool gymnasium.
Tho women OF the Civic rmpro<
announced the dats OF tho ann
which this year will be held on Il
| Ing. December 2. in the AcademI
event promises TO be big socls|
Mr.. uud Mr5. R T. WILEY n1
several days OF the week vldu1
friends In Salt Lake City and W
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hovshs verv the decorations, aud refreshments
served by pretty Eiria stationed In booths
Mia Alberta Nebeksr entersAinsd "wednesday
evening, hsr gueata being Mr and Mn. Jonr
Done Mr. and Mrs.. Melvin Wilson and Miss Ivy
Done
Mr. s7d Nrs. b. L. Townsend gnvo q party
wednesday evening n honor OF their guest, Mira.
I>otiIe HAtsard OF Salt Lake City. Those prosont
Mr.. and Ars. Harry Upton, Mr. and Nfu.
VIII Findlayson. Nj and Mrs VIII omeliA Mr..
and Mrs Frank Hsrr.S. Mr.. R7d Mrs Will Amos.
DR.. and Mrs Stewart a5d p. I. Boise
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SALINA.

sALINA. Nov. i5-Nits HcIli,s burns enmo
home from salt L.hs "wednesday. where she has
beso spending short vacation.
Miss Violet Rex loit yesterday for a trip 20
Washington. u. G.. for visit. shc Ms accom-
panicd ~ hor mother, Nm W ". RcI. ss rSF
salt Lake City
james Peteu is Visiting with friends "a salinh
but expects noon TO return 70 hiS home IN No
Ehhh.
ars. H. n. aens-l suloyef pleasant vifit
MN her mother IN NJ Pleasant this wook
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PAYSON.

PAYsoS. Ee7- n.-Nr arf Ma "a schniasr
rave cnieten s7p7~r Sr,urtnr righ, 20 . fsz
f1sues entsTsrininE Mr snd Nrs Ceo-r. Ou-t-
nv. NJ. n7t MI RoSer- Drsrsaie. Mr. sad Nr,
wells Clo~Sd sBs ~. ard Nrs. E1soa Ncne,h
TIE hish seAeei asrc, eiv~p 9, TIE paylisou
rn'1rdsJ evening % ths s7~isi ersrs-
81 ih- present so--ou- seheoi psruanss ani rins
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Wednesday In ,ho temple In
Wils'e sedcrhola OF thls cIty /,
Davis OF Perry wore united In !
arc popular. young people ana 4
home in tails city.
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Mrs. r. 4. pcarre sne,, ,.x
week visiting relatives and frIsrz-
City. L
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J. Alfred FishOurn was the sn-.
Hrs. A. y. Fishburn At T.cmeufo'
II. J.. F!Shburn, Jr.. spent the -
In Salt Lake City.
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Brooklyn, N. Y, for an extended stay
with their son, Prof. Leon f. Daniels,
will be given a farewell reception Judge
George NJ. Powers will be the alumnus
speaker at the Founders day exercises
to be held at Burlington, May 1.-The
Mothers club will meet Friday with Mrs.
Gussio Emmons. The roll call responses
will be Prominent Women."-B. ]. Kel-
ley Is expected to return home this week
from an extended stay Mt Pasadena, Cal,
and other western points.-Thc monthly
sociable OF the w r.. c. will be held at
afternoon, April 30. All members are
urged to come and bring a friend.-J. II.
Warren has sold the Harrison George
house ION Summer street to Wesley Spcn-
cer.-The following assignments have
been made to the senior class of Peoples
Academy for class day: Marshal. william
Best; master OF ceremonies, Roy Norton;
roll call. Mertie Merritt; address to nm
d~ergraduates, Horace Powers. noon, Ell
gene Call; class history, Mamie weafer:
ode. Bertha Duryea; statistics, Daisy
Stewart; class prophecy. Bessie RYDER
and Marjorie Newton; class will. Rena
Mcrrill-W. NJ. Hill has sold HE sIougb-
ter house to Carroll Morrill,. who has
taken possession. George Dusette. who
has been working In the market has
completed his work there and will r.orI
for Mr.. Morrill,.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-04-24
JOHNSON.

Mrs. John Sheldon has returned IN bor
nome In Woodsville, N. Hi. NJ. T,ckor
spent Sunday with his family here. re-
turning to st. Johnsbury Mondav-
Walter Miller has moved from the Grady
mouse to rooms in r. II. Bovce's house
on Railroad street.-Leon Bowen. who
has been employed I'm the tale mine. has
gone to Burlington, where he has en-
ployment.-Fred Bicknell has an Office in
the new fruit store on the corner of
Main and Railroad strects.-Hcnry Noiles
house to the Stearns & HARRINGTON house
on Stearns street.-The Masons escorted
the remains of George L. Livcrmoro to
the station and II. NJ. Maxncld took
them to Milton for interment Mrs.
Ilvermore was not able to go.-Mr. and
Mrs. +. j. Uodgkins spent Sunday with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. S~toddard of
dwelling of S. i. Griswold Saturday, but
little damage was done.-H. G. Parker
has his block on the corner Of Main
and Pearl streets fitted up and rented.
Mrs. Hitchcock has rooms for a dress
making shop; T.. p. Jose has an office
II. stairs; Mr.. Parker has an office down
stairs; John Fowler has rented the barn
for a livery stable.--The repairs to the
Methodist Church are completed and
services were held Sunday. The Rev. G.
r. Crawford administered the Lords
supvcr. Mr.. Crawford moves to Ran
dolph to his new charge this week.