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Mohave County miner., 1913-11-15
Mine Warning Notice.
To Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the Reco mining claim. situated in the Wallapai mining dis rict Mohave County, Arizona, is under lease to parties working the same. and that neith- CT the mine. nor the owner thereof will be responsible for any labor or debt contracted nor injuries sustained by any employer or eni' ployee in working said properties: and that no employer or employee is the agent of the own CTS for any purpose. aud that all operatives en. gage in such service at their risk. and that nc debt or claim of debt is valid against said min. ing claim or it's
 HENRY LOVIN. kipgman, February l4th 1911
Mohave County miner., 1913-11-15
Mine Warning Notice.

To Whom it May concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the High Point, Rhnegold, Lohengrin, Lorely, Banker, Side Spur, Morning Star and Evening Star claims, situated in the San Francisco mining district Mohave County, Arizona Territory, are being worked un- der contract agreement, and that neither the said mining claims, nor the buildings and improve ments thereon nor the Eclipse and Independence water rights and mill sites and pipe line, nor the undersigned owners thereof, will be liable or re- sponsible for any labor material furnished or debt contracted, or injury sustained by any em- ployer or employees in working or improving said property. and that employer or employee is the agent of the owners for any purpose, and that all operatives engage in such service at their own risk and that no debt or claim of debt is valid against said water rights, mill sites, pipe lines, mining claims property, or its owners
 GROWN CITY GOLD MINES COMPANY.
 By ALEX MILLER, President Pasadena, Cal, March 29, 1911
 First insertion April
Mohave County miner., 1913-11-15
Sheriff's Sale.
Monahan & Murphy Bank, a corporation, Plaintiff.

Monahan & Murphy Bank, a corporation,
 Plaintiff.
 VS.
 Ed Schottmiller Defendant.
 Under and by virtue ot an execution and order of sale issued out of the Superior Court of Mohave county, State of Arizona, on the lst day of October, 1913 and to me Sheriff of said Mohave county, duly delivered and direct ed on a certain judgment rendered in said court in the above entitled ac ion, on the 2lst day of March, 1913, for the sum of One Thou sand Ninety-six and 70l0O dollars, principal sum, with interest thereon until paid, at the rate of six per cent per annum together with the sum of thirteen and 50lO0 dollars plaintiffs costs and disbursements incurred in said suit With interest thereon until paid, and which judgment. interest and costs at this time as shown by the Judgment roll of said court amounts to the total sum of one thousand one hundred ten and 20-l00 nll020) dollars, I have levied in the manner prescribed by law upon all the right, title, interest. claim and demand of the above named defendant of in and to the following described piece or parcel of mining land situate, lying aud being in San Francisco mining district. Mohave county. state of Ar- zona, and described as follows, to-wit:
 The Central ID inc or mining claim, original notice of location of which is of record in book AA page 49i, and the amended notice of 10 cation of which is of record in book DD, page 622, mining records of Mohave county. Arizona. to whicL said location notices reference is hereby had and made for more and further descrip ion of said mining claims.
 Now, public notice is hereby given that I
Mohave County miner., 1913-11-15
the 27th day of o october, 1913.

at the hour of two o'clock p. m. of that day, at the south door of the county courthouse. in the town ot kingman Arizona. sell at public auc tion to the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States of America all the right, title interest claim or demand of the said defendant. Ed Schottmiller, of in or to the mining property above described, or so much thereof as may be necessary to make said judgment, interest, costs and accrung costs.
 J.P. GIDEON,
 sheriff Mohave County Dated at Kngman, Arizona. October R. 1913. First insertion Oct. 25.
 Postponed. The above noticed sale is hereby postponed to take place on
 Monday, November 3, 1913, at the same hour and place. Dated at kingman. Arizona. Oct. ?, 1913.
 J. P. GIDEON,
 Sheriff of Mohave County
 Postponed The above noticed sale is hereby postponed to take place on
 Monday, November 10th, 1913, at the same hour and place Kingman. Arizona. Nov. 3, 1913 J. P. GIDEON, Sheriff of Mohave County. Postponed The above noticed sale is hereby postponed to take place
 Monday, November the I7th, 1913, at the same hour and place. Kingman Arizona, November 10, 1913. JP. GIDEON, Sheriff of Mohave county, Arizona.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-07
MT. PLEASANT.

MT. PLEASANT. Sept. ga bundle shower,
given in honor Of Miss Estella Truscott, Sep
Pearson at the formers homo Thursday, was a
splendid social evout Sweet pSna and dahIias
were used In the decorating scheme. Luncheon
served The following were perscnt: Mes
danes Willard Barton. Harold sorenson, Merlin
Anderson. Victor PelerSon, Anthony Poulson, the
Miascs Trcssa Madsen, Myra Mndsen. Myrtle John
son vcnetta and Florence Monson Eftie Rolph,
Gladys sccly, Mcrfcl Simpson. LaverD Arnodocn.
Maggie Petersen.
Miss Margaret Reynolds was hostess at a pleas
ant dinner party Tuesday afternoon. Tho guests
wore the Misses Carol Rasmussen and Hilda Mad
sen. Moasrs. 8. D Longsdorf Samuel olace. p.
c. Ncffers
in tho city several dayr Of tho present week.
family party In his honor was held at the homo
OF Henry Erickson Thursday evening.
Miss Margaret candlnnd entertained at the home
OF hor parents, Mr.. and MTs. ", d. Csndland.
Saturday evening. 0oldonglown were used for
the decorations.
picnic and burlesque shower party was given
by Miss Hildn Madpen al her homo In honor oi
Miss Viola Whitaker, The party WAS in the
fields where luncheon was enjoyed. Those pres
ont were the Misses Hiidu Madsen. Viola Whit
taker, Idn Morz. Mimic Christensen. Thea Ran
nussen Indra whittakcr. Carol Rasmussen. Chris
! tie Nielsen. virg,e Whitlock.
Miss Florence Monoon entertained Thursday
complimentary to Miss Eta Rolph. OF thir
weeks brides Sweet peas wero tho floral deco
| rstiona, Those present were Miss Eta Rolph
Nm. Lucille soely, Mru. Anna cundcrson Misu Ida
Mcrz. Miss Minnie Christensen, Niss Christie
/ Nielsen Miss Hilda Mndsen. Miss yirgie whit
loch. Miss Viola WHITAKER. Miss Ada Jonsen. Miss
Mary Peterson. Mra. Dorcns sorcnuon. Mns Ven
| ctta Aonson.
| Miss Minnie Christie tho guest OF honor al
| party given by Miss Ida herz Monday The
guests Miss Christensen. Misses Viola and
Ind-a whitaker. Miss Tina Erickson. MISS Elnoa
| Nolan Mrs. Soron VI. Niolsen. Mrs. Harry Ericlc-
sen MS. A. Mcrz. Misses Floronco Monrcn. vir-
gIc wh!tloch. Eta Rolph, Hilda Mhdsen. sarnt
Barton. Mary Wiukler TiIlie Borg Minnie and
Eryns Christensen. Mrs. Arthur Rasmussen. Mise.
| Tressa Msdseu and Valentine LaBen.
Three weddings OF NJ. Pleasant young people
wero solemn!zcd this week. Emil Rutiahauser an6
Mies Minnie Christensen wore married In Salt
Lake Wednesday. George Peterson and Miss Etta
Rolph married at the ssme time and place
and Louis Peterson OF this city and Miss Enily
Anderson vero married this week. hiss Anderson
| 10 from Provo.
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EPHRAIM.

EPHRAIM. Sept 5.-Miss Lola Alfred
entertained number of her friends a Il
fruit party Saturday afternoon. Those
present were the Misses Elma Taylor.
Beulah Anderson Thula Todd. Edith
Thorpe, and Ellsworth Colley. Rob Cor
den. Wicker Bassett and Thco. Savage. all
or salt Lake CITY. and Jacob Thompson
Of this city.
Miss Eva Bailey was given a plea SAINT
surprise Monday evening at her home by
a number of her friends. Miss Bailey
viii leave In few days for Germany.
where she will continue her studies In
vocal music.
Miss Josephine Mortcnsen was hostess
AT delightful affair Tuesday evening.
Luncheon was served and tho evening
was pleasantly spent ia social chat
Miss Genevcvc Willardson left yes
teTddy for Draper where she will spcnd
the winter teaching school.
Spencer Douglas entertained a number
OF his little friends yesterday afternoon
at a lawn party IN honor OF his birth
day. Those present were Eva Peterson
Florence Peterson. Alice Thoyne. Mary
stevenson. Alta Thompson. James Ste
vcnson and Paul Hansen.
The ladies Literary club will be en-
tertnined at the home of Mrs Aaron
Hansen during the coming week
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY, Sept. e--Mrs. George H. Jonn-
son entertained at n Keneington Saturday ate' =,
noon at her homo. Decorations "oro pink anu
white.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs II. s Jensen
entertalned at dinner IN honor OF members OF
.ho family Covers were laid for twenty -four'
Tuosdov evening Mn Lydia II. Tanner enter
,ained nt a cooking Demonstration. the guests
being the members and officers OF tho First "aru
Y L. NJ. T. association.
Miss jamie Watkins the recipient OF &c M
Iigbtful rurprlsc on Monday evening gYon bS
n few OF hor friends. Among those present we're
MIso Alice Eddy Miss Clara Lillywhlte. Misscs
Lenora jamie and Lucille WatkinS. MISS Mano
baird. Mias Elsio windcy. Miss JAMIE Intcs'
MIss hlle Wright Msa Norma Alvord hisA Elea-
nor G Daty Miss Mabel Pott, Miss Cecilia sot1
Miss Vera Hansen and Miss Liza Rooinotte.
Mr. and Mrs W W. Browning and Mr.. aud Mrs
w 7 CritchIow OF Ogden woro guests OF Mrs
slasol Grcggersen on sunday last. On tnolr re-
turn they were accompanied by 3I1s Ehzn Med-
BeD.
Mrs Lizzie r Bingham entertained rev
friends Tuesday evening et her homo on south
Firet East street.
4 missionary social was given In the Fourth
ward meeting house Tuesday evening IN honor
Of Justin D. Call. Jr.. who VIII Depart III inc
near future for Germany.
Mrs. william ]. Lowe was hostess Thursday
at n Kcnsington luncheon giyon In honor OF MISS
Wyge BENEFIT OF Grand Rapids. Mioh who mas
been spending tho summer in this city WIN mIs.
III C. Day Those present woTo hTc Gnnthd
Njnogue OF Ecwago Mich. MTs Charles Clayton
sail Lake: Mrs Harold O. Day. Miss Lucllt
Knud5on and Miss Rula Ward
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HEBER CITY.

uERER CITY, Sept s.-Mr. and Mrs A. l..
Ncff ha7o entertained during thu veok for Mt.
and Mrs. John Ner OF MIL Crsok and MIS-.
Frank p. Smith
Ernest sonderresger and Miss Grace watkini,
accompanied by MTH- Watkins. mother Of The
BRIDE loft Monday for Salt LAko City. whore
they were married Wodnosda! In the salt Lake
temple. quiet Wedding dinner WAS served at
their home IN Midway thoir return Thur"
day.
Mrs J. c. Jensen and family and Mn. George
NJ Jorgonson are aponding Il month at thcir
summer homo in wildwood, Provo canyon
Miss Olive Hiclteu WAS tho recipient OF a Do
Ightful surprise IT her homo Tuesday evening.
Following an evening Of amusing entertainment,
dainty supper was served ThoSo present were
Miss Olive Hickcn. Miss Lula Cicgg. Miss Matte
Clcgg Miss Nina Bond. Miss Naomi Duke. Miss
Manic Clyde. Miss Anpic McMullin, Hlss Lecla
Nurdock Dave Murdoch and Milton Whitaker
The following girl friends OF Mss Cora Muir
dock spent Thursday evening With her and en-
joyed supper Miss Almcdn Mcknight; Miss Mar
Fisher Miss Lucln Smith. aies Phyllis. Mcail-
lin and Mss Marsle Murdock.
Henri Moulton and Miss Maybel hcHillin
werc married Wednesday In tho Salt Lako temple.
An elaborate wedding reception was rendered The
young couple Thursday evening IN Hober City al
the homo OF the BRIDES parents Mr.. md Mrs.
II p McM!llin. About 200 guests wero present
20 c1tend their good wishes Tho wedding sup
per was served under tho trces ou tho lawn
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LEEiI.

LEHI Sept s.-Mss vora Gardner sntortai,r.
a largo number OF Young people Friday evening AZ
her fathers home In honor Of Miss Zelda KirL
ham, who viii leave in n few days for tho north
states
Nrs Maggie Carr OF Salt Lako CITY. after snera .
Ing two wocks visiting with her parents Mr and
Nrs. r. A. Bu8hmnu. Jr.. returned TO her ho1no In
Salt Lako City Sunday.
Mics Blanch TllIes and Blanch Larson lcnve ,h,
week for Tooele county. vhero they will teach
scIoo this year.
Mr. and Mre. ". 4. copcnhavcr Of Rich,od.
who have been spending ten days With lronds In
ILohi. went TO Salt Lake City Tuesday.
Mlsa Margaret Thurman loft this weck FOR
Mount PIensnnt. where sho will teach In m.
high school the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. Peterson returned home
Monday from two weeks vacation In 0Akley.
Summit county.
evening IN honor OF their son syIvan's twenty
first BIRTHDAY. lie Will leave next week for
Australia.
william naaf'old viii leave this weak for
Evansville. Ind, where he Is a delegate 10 tho
national convention OF rural carriers
Mr and Mrs. ". H. Letter OF Tucker moyct
10 Lehi this week, whore they will make thc
! future home.
wlllcs schow won't to Teton Idaho. Wednesday
! Mr. and Mrs. Jamca II. Gnrdnor spent the pas
week with friends in Idnho Falls.
| The social event Of ,Ac week Tho party giycr
/ of Miss Martha Davis. Wilcs Schow and Mer
lin southwicS. all OF whom will lonYc In tho nea
future for missions. The party was given b. IA,
! FiTst ward
Mr. and Mrs F.. ". Schneider npeDt Monda,
With friends in Salt Lake City
/ Miss Beulzh Gray loft ths week ,or Salt LAX
| City. whcro she will attcnd the state uniyersit.
the coming winter.
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK, Sept. "a wedding
reception held last Saturday at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcusen
in honor OF the wedding OF their dauSh-
ter. Mary, who was married Monday to
Archie Hales Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs S. H Besley are home
after spending the summer at Alta and
Salt Lake
Prof T. o. Stokes and wife, who have
spent the summer at points In ldaho,
are here for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.. Jones and
daughter, Florence. returned home Thurs
day from Salt Lake City, where they at
tended the wedding reception Of Wallace
Jones and Miss Edith Self OF Salt Lake
City, who were married in the temple
Wednesday.
The Lady Wilson Sewing club invaded
the home Of its president. Mrs GIL
her a pleasant surprise party. She was
presented q beautiful gift, the occasion
being her birthday.
Mrs. D. J. Rowe returned to her home
in Salt Lake City Tuesday, after spend
Ing a week here with friends and reia-
tives,
Mrs. T. NJ. Smell entertained at dinner
Thursday evening complimentary to MISS
Byrl Angus and her son. Francis Smell,
Jr.
Mrs. Albert MAXWELL returned Monday
from Garfield and Salt Lake, where she
visited with her son, Ferron.
Mrs, A. G. Stoddard returned Sunday
evening from a weeks stay with her
daughter, Kathryn Greer, in Salt Lake
Lake City.
Miss Hannah Woods returned Thurs
day from two weeks visit in Garfield
and Salt Lake.
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK. Sept 6.--Andrew
Firmage left here Wednesday for Oma-
ha, Neb,, where he will attend a medical
college this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph x. Nicboles left
here the first Of the week for st George
where they will reside this winter. Mr.
Nicholes having a position as teacher
in the st. George stake academy
Mrs Sarah Crookston and daughter,
Ella. returned home the frst OF the week.
after spending the past three or four
weeks at Salt Lake City with Mis-.
Crookstons daughter.
Mrs. George w. Grco and daughter.
Kate. of Salt Lake City passed The week
in this city, the guests Of Virgil Groo
and family.
Ammon Mercer of MaGrath Canada is
visiting relatives and friends in Ameri-
can Fork.
Miss Vera Shelly Of this city daughter
OF Ammon Shelly. and Russell Thomp
son Of Pleasant Grove were married
Monday. Both are popular young people
Of this vicinity.
Joseph l.. punklcy rs home. after
spending the past two weeks az Frisco.
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KAYSVILLE.

KAYsvILLg Sept. s.-John ~, Jackson. city
clerh OF Pueblo Colo, who hm been spending
few weeks au tho guest OF Mr. and Mrs; ". P,
Epperson In Knysvillc returned to his oome
Monday. Miss Estclla EppeToon accompanied BIN
and will attcnd school during tho winter In
Pueblo
Mr. and Mira George ". Wilcox attended the
wedding reception in Salt Lake wednesday even
ing OF Marion stced OF Syracuse and Miss Aiee
Sanders OF Salt Lake, who were insrrisd that Gay
In tho Salt Lake temple.
Mr. and Mn. John II. Blood a-e visiting tnie
week with relatives in southern Idaho. 1heY WIN
spend somo time In Preston and vicinity returning
next wook.
Miss Ruby Philips Ia homo from VACATION
trip TO Gunnisou. Sanpeto county, where sne was
tho guest OF her sister. Mis-. Robert O. JAniSon'
Mr. and Mrs George C. Lsyton have returned
from Burlcy, Idaho. whero they spent tne SUM-
Der.
Mrs Josephine ". Jacobs has returned from a a
yIgit In Idaho and northern Utah. She VIII V'si'
her old home lu Hcbor City within feT days
MIS- Emily H. sitter, srperVls lsor OF music u"
avis county schools. has returned from heI 'cSN
ton which she spent In Nebraska. and' NltA he
daughter VIII mako hor home with Dr. ana 'i'S
G D. Eutledgo the coming winter
Thomas L. Hhlto and wife returned this Tesk
from BurIey Idaho. and will spend some t,uv
hero before going back 10 their newlJ sStsoiisnoo
home.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

PLEASANT GROVE Sept. s-The Missss Sarah
Ing in honor OF Mn. D. B. Davis. who. after
Friday her homo In Riverside. Cal.
John Newman and Hiss Elya Blood wsrs mar
rled Wednesday Bishop Swenson performing tho
ceremony. after which wedding supper served
10 tho Immediate relatives.
Mr.. and Ms. Jane. II Walker entertained the
ruomhers of the Pleasant Grove high school Junior
sut senior claases n. their home Wednesday even
Ing
Hesdnmea P. @as.rom. Nielh Lind and Mary
AnIs OF M!dvalo guests OF Mrs Anuo Mills
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Ennis o, Draper IS the guest o,
Mss Gertrude RogefS this week
Icons and EIroy West returned this week from
Shelley. Idaho. where they spoDt month visit
ing their sister. Mrs James Olcr.
Miss Chloe Thorne Of Pleasant Grove one Of
tho ''hello'' girls in tho telephone station, Is
spending week In Salt Lake City.
Tie friends OF Miss Emma Weeks and Arthur
oveTlsdc. we're much surprised 10 learn. that two
weeks they bad gone 10 Salt Lake City ghere
they quietly married nnd on their
money moon In the Yellowstone National park
Miss Weeks has been teacher in tho Picosau,
Grove public schools and Mr. overlsdo has been
the musical dlrector in the local high school for
the past two ycars.
The Misses Sarah and Nina williams entertained
Wednesday, evening in honor Of &rE. D. D DsvIs
vho returned Friday 10 her home at Riverside
Cal.
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lE. Pratt, departed Monday for Stanford
university, where he is studying law.
Miss Ruby Recder and Charles o. Mar
tindeil OF South Bend Ind, were united
In marriage Wednesday evening. August
81, at the home OF the bride 2563 Madison
avenue. only relatives and close friends
being present.
Mrs. Lorin r Rich and daughter, Car
men. and son, Blair. are visiting Mrs,
Ben L. Rich at Centervile.
Mrs. S j Spencer OF Provo visited In
ogden for several days the past week
with her grandchildren, Helen, Vera.
June and Zoa Mcbride,
Dr. and Mrs. j. e McEnany and chill
dren OF Salt Lake were the guests of
MIR. and Mrs George McEnany at their
apartments Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Lillian Fisher Of Ogden and Fred
Fie OF San Francisco were married In
that city August %. Mr.. File is a former
resident Of Ogden.
The St Josephs Sewing society was
entertained by Mrs, A. A. Mcbride at
the opening meeting or the year Thurs
day afternoon in st, Joseph's hall.
Mrs. j. C. Hooper and daughter,
Marion, have returned TO Salt Lake after
spending week at the Hermitage.
The Historical aociety held the first
meeting after adjournment for the sum-
mer Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. j. NJ Greer. Presidents Day.
by Miss Eva C. Erb. and Current
Events were leading numbers OF the
programme.
Miss Beth Warren OF Winnemucca,
Ncv.. is visiting her cousins at the home
OF Joseph Paine.
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PARK CITY.

PARK CITY. Sept 6.-Mrs. John Buck enter
tained Friday evening at dinner at her home on
woodsido avenue. Tho table decorations were OF
sweet peas. Tho guests present were the Misses
Cunningham, Klmball. Mclaughlin. Catherine
Shields, Deighton, Messrs. aad Mesdemes Buck.
Dc!ghton and Centy, Fraser Buck. Keith Buck
and Bort Deigh,on.
Mr.. and Mrs Luke Mocartcn have returned to
their home in Cripple Creek. Colo. after Bhort
visit In tho Park with their mother, Mrs, Muir
ply.
Miss Margaret Boultou was hostess nt' de-
lghtful musicale Friday evening at her home on
Hillside avenue. about twenty guests being pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2 Nichols md family, Mr
and Mrs. Stanley and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowe, Mr.. ard Mrs. Carrigsn and Messr7 Nichon
and strongman returned TO their homes In the
Park Saturday after a two vocks outing on tho
reservation.
nesday afternoon for their homo in Tonopah.
Nov. after spending the summcr In the Park
with relntives
Mr.. and Mrs R. p. Moyer entertained pleasant
ly dinner Friday evening Cover were laid
for ten guests.
Misses Isabelle and Gertrude Buck arc back
from n week open, in Salt Lako with Miss Miriam
Hubbard.
Miss Rose Roey was hostess at luncheon
givon at her home on Woodsido avenue Thurs-
day
Miss Nellie Fitzmaurce OF Salt Lako has boen
In the Park for n week. the guest OF MIa3 Gus
ley.
The ball given In ROsband's hall Monday even
ing by tho members OF the miners union was
largely attended and proved a great succesa.
Mrs Walter Wilcox and nepbow. VIII scoblo
returned TO the Park Monday morning. after four
month"; stny In lshpeming. Mich.
Mrs Jim Don and daughters Annie Ada aud
Dorothy. returned homo Monday morning. after a
pleasant visit With relatives IN Logan.
Mrs \. T. Daily IL home. after yisIt In Salt
Lake
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RICHFIELD.

RtCHTTELD Sept 6-Srs. ". christensen. 20;
Wright and Miss Irene Scegmtller sntertaloeS
Friday at shower for Miss Eleanor Neleoo' T.,
scn,cmbcr pride, The afternoon spent In
gancs and guessing contests. after when Is,
frcshnon,s wero served by Migs Eleanor Loron.o ,a
and Lorraine Andergon Those present wero Me
danes / j. Steiner. j. W. Peterson. ~ u m"Ou
house A. Roiser, J. Barlow. ~ chFintonSen;i, chFinn;,,1, ~
wolIey l.. Barr, L, Il Mcintyre, ), Seeka,,T' a.sn,
". " Ramloooe and Mrs. Wolf; Mlsses f,on, 1s,n
Blomau!st. Ivy Erickson. Marvel slom1glst, ,nn"
Hanson Lorraine Anderson, Jennie JoIsp.So i 4
Anna Shgnd Co.ni Erickson, Eleanor Toron'o A''
Clara RamloBc.
MIsg Esther CbristonEcn Of Bingham "'''
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. y. c. LarSeo and family gatnes1h eh 's,,,n.
J,ugbtor's Wcdncsday /; being Mrs.. christian
pcn's birthday Those present we're MI, %
Mrs T. Jensen r Jausen. w Coohs, :, '4.., .,
p. Chrlgtianaon, Misses Rim Larsen, Edhs b''''"
nnI Ele,h Peterson.
Wr and Mn. Frank GALLOWAY returned '''"
Nevada sunday.