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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-16
BOWELS GET WEAK
AS AGE ADVANCES
THE FIRST NECESSITY is TO
KEEP TIE BOWELS GENTLY
OPEN WITH A MILD LAXATIVE
TONIC. s.r-..,

Healthy old age is so absolutely de.
pendent upon the condition OF the
bowels that great care should be tax.
en- to see that they act regularly. The
fact is that as age adyances the stom.
ach muscles become weak and inac.
tive ana the liver does not store NJ
the juices that are necessary TO prompt
digestion.
Some shefp can be obtained by eat,
ing easily digested foods and by
plenty CT exercise. hut this latter is
irksome to most elderly people. One
thing ascertain, that state of con,
stipation should always be avoided as
it is dangerous to life and health.
The best plan is 10 take mild laXa-
tive as often as is deemed necessary.
But with equal certainty 1t is suggest
ed that cathartics, purgatives. physics.
salts and pills be avoided, as they do
but temporary good and are to harsh
as to be shock to delicate system.
A much better plan. and one that
thousands of elderly people are fol.
lowing, is TO take a gentle laxative.
tonic like DIR. Caldwell's Syrup pep.
Gin. which acts,as nearly like nature
as is possible. In fact. the tendency
OF this remedy IS 10 strengthen the
stomach and bowel muscles and so
train them TO act naturally again.
when medicines of all kinds can usu.
ally be dispensed with. This is the
opinion OF many people of different
ages, among them Mr.. o. p. Miller.
Baroda. Mich, who writes: ~ am
SO years old and have been constipat-
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Services
OVER THE REMAINS OF MRS. X. C
FUTILE HELD IN ST. MAT.
THEW'S CHURCH..

WHEELING, w. Va. May 1G.-Fu-
neral services over the remains OF
Mrs. H. c. Tnttle whose death occur.
red on Wednesday in Fairmont were
held this afternoon al the residence OF
her mother. Mrs. Jas. Comerrord. at
1920 Chaplin street. Rev. STRIKER.
pastor Of St Matthew'S Episcopal
church. conducted ,tlse seryleeSahd III.
terment.was made in Greenwood CEN.
etery. ~
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CHILD THE VICTIM OF
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

BLuEFIELD. W, Va. May 49,
Make, the 5.year.old son of Samuel
Turk, merchant. while witnessing
the feeding of twop pet cub bears, was
attacked by one and had his check
bitten entirely open. If he RECEIVERS
he will be MANNED for life.
Adam Hetlrick was killed today by
n freight train at North Tazwell. w.
Va. when crossing railroad on a
wagon OF lime.
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Special Train
MAY BE CHARTERED FOR THE
VETERANS FOR THE TRIP TO
GETTYSBURG.

Local veterans of this city have
received word that Adjutan,. General
Charles r. Reed OF the G. A. R..has
been corresponding with Governor
Hatfield relative to the transportation
OF West Virginia veterans OF the civil
war 10 Gettysburg for the celebration
II be held there during the week o.
July 3, IN observance of the firticth
anniversary of the bloodiest and most
decisive battle Of modern history and
the indications are that several spe-
ctal trains will be chartered
Fhe state legislature az the re.
cent session appropriated $4,000 to
nay for the transportation of any
CID soldier, whether, he wore the
bite or the gray, TO the famous bat.
ueground for the exercises and as
tic veterans in this State are mum.
erous. this being one of the border
States during the war it is thought
ihat II would be best and most eco.
EomfcaI 10 charter two or three spe.
ciai trains for the use Of the ve,er.
ans.
AT Gettysburg arrangements have
been made TO entertain the old sol.
ciera at the expense OF the govern.
ment, so the trip will practically be
free one for the old veterans.
The transportation question will,
come before the business session of
The G. A. II. encampment at Hunting.
ton next week and resolutions will
likely be passed at it.
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BARR|STERS AND PHYSICIANS
tContinued from page one}.

Of The law is 10 be good In order that
wo deserve salvation and the way OF
Grace Is to he good because OF God :.
goodness and love toward us.
Dr.. Lyons sermon was strong and
earnest appealing to the common sense
and reason of his hearers. the re-
Spouse 10 the invitation being conclu'
sive proof OF the strength of the mes
sage
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G. A. r. MEETING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plans
are being made for the state meeting
CT the G. A. R., which will be held in
Huntington. beginning May 2O.-Th-
parade, which will be mammoth af-
fair. will take place OIL Wednesday OF
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Personals.

Miss Ardath Kerns. OF Diamond
street. went to Murray yesterday ID
visit her grandmother. Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. George Truedel. Of Rowlesburg
returned home today after a visi;
with relatives here.
Mrs. William Knapp, OF Morgan.
town avenue, is quite sick.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hall is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Horner have
moved from Raymond street TO Mary,
land avenue.
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Purchased Store.

Z MIR. Columbus Hall, formerly OF this
city, has purchased store a, Belle
view and is moving his family from
Warrington TO this city. Mrs. Halls
sister, Miss. Amy Williams. accompa.
MED them here.
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at Lewisburg. A number OF relatives
are living in this section. An EFFORT
is 10 be made 10 have him attend the
semi.centennial celebration in Wheel
ing in June.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-16

For fresh meats and green goods,
call or telephone to First Ward Meat
Market. S. NJ. Wise. Manager: phone
No. 6S1 Con and Bell $40, 3O2 Water
st, end OF bridge. i.15.2t.
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Compares to Lalla Rookh.

IN The beautiful story OF the vim.
ing OF the love OF the princess in
'Lalla Rookh." DR. Lyon found a com
ierpart CT Gods yearnimg TO bring man
kind unto Him. Can You not see Il
glimpse OF the wonderful mystery and
love o: God In The person Of Jasaa
Christ?" asked the evangelist. HE
conld have compelled your service,
i whether YOU would or not, but He
wouldn't and SO God Himself. In tfa
person Ct Jesus Christ. came to this
world 10 take HRCH Himself the .or,r
OF a bond servant. just as did thu
noble prince In The i,oem, became
obedient unto death. the death Of the
, cross TO show the waaaerous love OF
, God 10 man.
My friends IL that love doesa';
awaken In your heart u love in re-
'HFn. II love doesn't move your will
10 action. there is nothing on God,
earth that can. Someone has sat,
that republics are ungrateful. So mr.,
individuals. The binerest. biackest
most damning sin in the catalogue
Is the sin Of insra;ftude Hear me
my friends you will not at the Judge
ment be condemned simply becaus,
you have broken the commandment,
Your condemnation will be for spurn
Ing and reje tting the love OF God u,
revealed in the person OF Jesu,
Christ"
The evangelist then related the
incident leading up to the banlsl,
ment Ct KingLear-,how his daught
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0! iRSrat!tade the result IL always the
same" contended DR.. Lyon. 1T meals
disaster and doom for g0dfineSs waits
upon gratitude.
Il want you 10 do some clear think.
Ing for while. In order to make
You aud me OF value to himself and
not the world, God had TO give us thai
greatest faculty OF choice. of decii
ing for ourselves. to make us frea
moral agents. Having done tina: +"
you viii say, some would choose evil
rather than good, sin rather than
righteousness Therefore wicked.
ness came into this world, and death
by sin. God could compel us to serve
Him, but He will not do that. He
,onld by that Omnipotence crush me
and You 10 dust hut God will not
violate your will. Some people, seem
10 think that they must resist Col
as long us they can. that God
sometime is going TO. as il were,
knocking them down and drag them IN
TO the kingdom OF heaven. God does
not do business that way. II you are
ever saved. it will be in response 10
that divine affection that gave Jesus
Christ 10 die, God has been striving
In every possible way &c WOO your
love in rctnrmIf love dosen't move
your soul and bring you to definite
decision thele is nothing in Gods
universe that can. and you will 20
down 10 your death. externally lost
Some people are waiting for some
wondrous feeling. for some great so:.
row. old age. i'll health, business mis-
fortune. for some terrible emotion.
That isn't the way God is dealing
with you. He has ben appealing 10
your reason, conscience. sympathies.
TO move. your will TO awaken In YOUR
heart sense Of gratitude. Hear ne
Sod never accepted drafted soldiers
into His service. lie uses in His
Kingdom only volunteers. -. g.
Can you not see the plan Of God.
how he is tryingto win you by your
own free will TO become citizens OF
His kingdom? God has shown His
love by the works of creation. All
that is in the natural earth is for the
benefit of You and me. lie has shown
his love by the gift of intellect: how
He has endowed you With possibilities
and capabilities and powers far great
er than YOU dream of. so that
eternity will be source of great
surprise to yon as You will find yopr.
self possessed Of these talents in EN-.
blyo-'but above all Ihat lie has been
revealing His love by the girt CT HIS
Own Spirit
COMPARES To alIa RooLb
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At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fisher enter
tanned at dinner last evening for Mr.
William Boggess. of Richmond. Cali
fornia.
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that week. More than 1000 G. A. n.
men are expected TO be in attendance
as well as some $50 members pr the
Ladies' Relief Corps.
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.Insrati.ude Means Disaster.

7 F'9' HF~TFF1 OFo"ot%'8
And again, there is inGrattude
because OF magnifYins of our cwl
goodness OF others.
No matter what may be the cause
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-19

Women's Movement" and it was rend BY
Mrs. Ncttie s. Kerr. This was followed
by paper on Darwin by Mrs. Phil
Spscbart The next session of tie club
"ill also DO held with Mrs. Evans.
Mrs, Senis Vincent returned early in
the Week trom salt Lake City, where
she has spent the past two months
Miss OrIcan Hyde has gone 10 Alpine
Tor weeks visit with relatives,
One Of the most beautifully appointed
affairs Of the week was that given We'd
ncsday evening by Mrs. John Jackson
at her residence in the Fifth ward. Dark
red carnations and ferns were used
throughout tho rooms. forming Il beautl-
fui setting Tor the affair Several games
were played. and in the guessing contest
first prize was won by John Jackson,
while Lyman Moves was awarded the
consolation prize. Twenty-Five guests cu-
Joyed the hospitality OF the hostess.
The officers OF the stake Mutua! Inn
prov cement association entertained the
members of the association with A pleas
ant social Tuesday evening In thc neN
NJ. L ~ gymna SUM The large hall was
prcttly adorned with the national coors.
About 200 guests enjoyed the affair.
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RICHFIELD.

| RGCHFIELD. Jan. 1S.-Nirs, Peter
! Christensen entertained In O very de-
lightful way and lunch was served to the
following; Mr.. and Mrs olnf Lund. Mr.
and Mrs. II. Q. Poulson, Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis Jensen. Mr., and Mrs. Sim Larson
Mr., and Mrs. Sorcn Christensen. Mr.. and
Perry Abbott, Mrs. James Chrlstiansen'
Mrs. Milton Poulson and Miss Leona
Chrietiansen,
Mrs. Claude Mcintyre entertained the
Emanon club on Wednesday evening. The
following. being present: Mrs Mabel
Thurman Miss Hazel Baker and Miss
Dot Wright.
The Royal Ncighbors were entertained
BY the following ladies': Mrs. Harold
Andrew Jcsscn and Mrs. Tel Graham
Mrs, Joseph Salisbury entertained
Tuesday evening and the following en-
loyed the dehShtful lunch: Miss Genevra
Nebeker. Miss Clara Eamlose. Mrs. Kate
Very, Mrs. Josh Ogden. Mrs. W. w.
Morrison and Mrs. Freeman Tapncr.
Mrs. Joshua Ogden entertained at d
very delicious dinner OIL Saturday even
lns and the following were the guests:
The Misses Avis Iyie, Ell Nelson, Coral
Erickson. Efile Erickson, Sadie Gleayes
Gcncyra and Mrs. MauGe Graham.
Mrs William A Seegmiller entertained
at dinner Sunday evening In honor OF the
teachers or her ;our Children.
II. W. Ramose returned from Salt
Lake on Saturday,
The members OF the choir entertained
in honor of Gottlicb Ence, who has been
q member OF tho choir forty eight yea rs,
The party vas given In. the vestry OF the
tabernacle aud a delightful programme
was rendered He Was presented with
a valuable slit,
members or the stake mutual board on
Wednesday. The following were pros
ent; Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Morrison. Mr.
and Mrs Jess Bean, Jonathan Lloyd,
Gledhill. Mrs: I. ". Bean, Mrs. J. NJ
Peterson. Miss Louisa Chidcster and
Miss Jennie Jorgenseu.
Byron Bean entertained. with the az
thirtcenth birthday on Tuesday after
noon and the following were present:
w eudell Erickson. Chase Skougaard Al
len lei seegmilleri LELAND and DeneIl Chi
dell Hansens Glen Seegmiller and Edwin
Bean.
Mrs Niels Nelson entertained a NUM-
Der OF her friends who surprised her on
her birthday. The following guests Gu
loyed = midnight supper at her home on
W cdnesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Svee-
din. NJ. and Mrs. Nicls Erickson, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mrs. Trena
Miller, Misses Ida and Eta Nilsson, Myr-
tie Fountain, Mcssrs. Charles Fountain
and Fletcher Nelson.
George Nelson and Miss Pearl Holly
were married by Judge Erickson.
The stake primary board was enter
'aincd in the tlthing office Tuesday
evening. The affair wes for Miss Irone
Seegniillcr The following were present:
Mrs O. NJ Jones. Mrs. r. d Young.
Mrs Ole Dastrup, Mrs. William A. seq
miller. Mrs. Ethel Christensen. Mrs
Bernetta Chalk. Mrs. T. Il. GlcdhiIl Mrs
70 seph Ogden. Miss Irene Seegmiljer
MISS Myrtle Nebeker. Miss Louisa chi,
lester; Messrs Soren Christjs nsen. n r,
peterson. and Mrs. Tom Giedbiil.
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK. Jan. Is.--J. l..
tirmnge. manager of the Golden Rule
| store here, left Saturday for New York;
where nc will spend the next six weeks.
| Nr. and Mrs, Lindsay Oyard enter
taincd in honor OF Albert Scarle Satur-
day evening at an oyster supper Far
lor games and music were the alnusc-
ments for the evening,
Miss Fern Miller was entertained at a
tin shower Tuesday night, due 60 her
marriage. which VIII take place next
weeis; BY the officers and members OF
the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement
association Of tho Second ward Games
were tho principal feature OF the even
ing.
James II. Dunkley OF Salt Lake was
an American Fork visitor Wednesday and
Thursday.
Charles Broadbent. editor OF tho Wa
satch Wave. OF Heber was the guest
of his brother Tom here the firs, OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. F1enner of Boise,
Ida, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Stout Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday.
Joe Walton OF Salt Lake was tho guest
OF Miss Fern Greenwood Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Dunkley and daughter
cady OF Provo visited relatives here this
week.
buclan Laudic Of Salt Lake was tho
guest OF Mr., and Mrs. r. S, Broadbent
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Borne of Provo were
the guests Of relatives here the early part
OF the week.
Mrs. ]. T. Jones Of Rivcrton visited
relatives hero Wednesday.
Waiter Southwcrth was A visitor In
Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles DoTney Of Blackfoot
Ida. has been the guest OF her mother
MRS. William Marshall, here this week
Major Ucaton OF Payson was the guest
OF Mr, and Mrs, j, S. Searle Saturday
and Sunday.
Albert Searle, who has been visiting
here FOR the past two weeks with rela-
tives, returned to his home In Sugar
City, Ida. Thursday,
Mrs. Earl McTngue and littlc son Earl.
Jr.. OF SprlngViIle, visited relatives here
the first Of the week.
Mre. Roy Cooke and Miss Cory Gaarf
OF salt Lake are here for an extended
visit with Mrs. Rose Bromley.
Jacob Greenwood spent part OF the
week at the state capital.
William Preston of Idaho is here for
a short visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Davis OF Lehl have
moved TO American Fork to make this
city their hope.
The student body OF the high school
gave a pleasant dance In their gym room
Friday night.
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Social Happenings i'm Cities and Towns of Utah

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Peterson aud
daughter are spending tho winter months
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ambrose T. TIIbos will entertain
the Martha society Monday, January 20.
Mrs r. r. Robson loft tho lrst of the
week for oregon City, Or, where she
VIII spend Sc.era! weeks visiting with
friends and relatives.
Misses Martha and Lucille Mathcwson
of Elvria, o.. spent sunday In Ogden, the
guests Of their aunt. Mrs. l.. Il. Mathew
son. The Misses Mathewson are en- route
to Los Angeles where thcE VIII enter
the Cumnock School OF Expression.
Miss RUBY. Cross was enter,aIncd h9' a
evening, with Miss Beatrice Farr and
Miss AZalia Goddard hostcsses.
Mrs. r. D. Johnson entertained the
afternoon Refreshments we're served
and q social afternoon enjoyed
m. w. s. c. class was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Miss
Kathcryn Fitzgerald
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Clark and deush-
ter Vera have gone TO san Diego Cai'
FOR n four months visit.
Hiss Florence Smyth entertained hf-
teen OF her classmates Of the Sacred
Heart academy Wednesday evening at
tho home of her uncle, -. y. Smytn. Inc
evening was spent Ia games and music
after which dainty luncheon was served.
The Historical society met Saturday
afternoon at tho home OF Mrs. a, IS.
Corey. The subject for the afternoon was
Laws Relating to Women, conducted
By Mrs. Gertrude Carr.
The ladies OF the social board OF the
First Presbyterian church gave tea
Thursday afternoon III the chnrch par
loTs.
The marriage OF Henry VI. knowles and
Allce NJ. Preecc was solcmniZed We'd :
ncsGay afternoon. Elder John V. Bluth
performing the ceremony. In the even
ing reception was given In their honor
al the home OF the BRIDES parents. MIR.
and Mrs L. NJ. Preece. After February
1 Mr. and Mrs Knowles will be at home
TO their friends In this city.
Thursday afternoon. at tho home OF
Mr., and Mrs p. a. Smyth birthday
party was given In honor OF the third
birthday OF their little daughter Mary
Elizabeth Smyth. About fifteen. were
present and luncheon was served
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MANTI.

| MAN'rT, Jan. 1S.-One Of the success
,ui ,I pa parties Of the week was that given
9rdsy evening Cards were played the
iirst part OF the evening, Mrs Clarence
Madsen and Frank Alder carrying off the
1n,,e' honoss' and Mrs Eta Nelson the conso-
was served, Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. A NJ Tuttlo. NJ, and Mrs,
MeIroy kiar' MI and Mrs Byron Alder.
Frank Alder, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Tut
tie. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cox. Mr. and
Mrs, Clarence Madison, Mr. and Mrs,
irwin Lowry, Mrs. Earl Nelson and the
Misses Ann Parry. Lenore Dyreng. Edyth
Clark. Maggie Crawford, Ella May Cox
MISC Mansfield, Mrs. Stringham was as
sisted by HERNIA Keller. Alta era wford
and Ruby Jensen
Mr.; and Mrs, P. p. Dyrens entertained
George Crawford of Salt Lake. Old
friends present to meet Arr. era wford
were were MT. and Mrs. Ernest Munk. Mr.. and
OF Bonita. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Munls.
Miss Grace Clark and Miss Della Keller
LETT Sunday FOR Salt Lake, where thov
VIII take course in music
Mrs. Nina Lowry "Wednesday after
noon noon entertained Trends AT a kensJng-
ton. y DAINTY luncheon was served
Miss Clara Hansen was pIoaeant,,,
surprised Sunday afternoon for her ff
tccnth birthday After refreshments were
served III hours sleishIng was enJovod
Mrs |. u. Vorilces entertained nj din
ncr Friday. ''"-
Miss Grace Peterson left AIondar to-
Lpnraiin where she will take "A course I'm
kindereJrtcn work at the Snow academv
NJ, and AIrs. G. NJ. Fredcrickson or
tertained dclightfullv AT dinner FRIDAY
evening. Covers were laid for Mr. nnd
MIS-; Clarence Madsen. Mr.. and Mry a
NJ. Iuttle and Mr., and Mrs. FredericI,-
Arthur Henrie OF Richfield is visiting
MS father, brothers and sisters here
Mrs. Leslie Fox was hostess M . Az,
ner party Monday evening Those nres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. II. C Frcdericl-
son. hts. j. Grecnlg, Mr.. ara Mrs {. NJ
h fredeficksor, Mr.. and Mrs T.dvor,;
EraithWafc, Lurue Greeng and RUBY
Frcderickson. WY
Mrs. Lizzie MunlG was hostess 1t y din
ner party SUNDAY afternoon.
ne r. Is. class met TUESDAY eyenln. |
with Mrs. W. w Brown. NJrs Clivis |
Burns gave the history lesson Mrs VIII
liam OlstcD conducted the phvsical chi
ture exercise and Mrs. W. W Brovn |
gave the parliamentary drill Nrg. Naitcr
visitor. "
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cox were host and
hostess at dinner party given Sunday |
IN compliment 10 Mrs Walter Stevens
Of Montpelier. Ida. Covers were laid for
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PARK CITY,

PARK CITY. Jan. lS,-The Athcna.u,,
neIo I,s reenlar meeting Monday after.
papers were read. Mrs Beggs's paper on
De Quincy was given by Miss t,tIn
ibegss: An entertaining one was read
Dy MISS Eva Hughes ON The Movinu
Picture as an Educational Factor f,as
rolicaU and singing OF America" tbe
ladies adjourned TO meet Mondav. J,nme
ary ~. at the home of Mrs Il j. Beges
:. MIS- TOM Mcdonald entertained the
>, w. +. NJ club a her nome Th,Irs6a,
a afternoon. pleasant time was spcni
after which refreshments We're served by
Mr ana Mrs, Herman entertained = fo,.
a. Dutch lunch" The guests g.
Misses Laura Huddy, Julia Huriey. Evs
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MURRAY.

MURRAY. Jan. 1s--Mrs. i. McCleery
Of McGlI. New. Is here. the guest of heI
daughter. Mrs. lsadore Selvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Wcstlnnd an.
nounce the engagement OF their duughteI
EleIc To X. T.. Carlson. the wedding 10
take place in the spring.
William HAY OF Idaho Falls has re-
turned 10 his home. AFTER pleasan mt ylsil
here with his sisters. thc Misses Grace
anu Kate Hay
Mrs. Alice Barton OF Mexico is the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. NJ Mauss'
Mrs. elizabeth Moore and daughter.
Mrs. Jacb Woodbridge, entertained the
Baptist ladies' aid "Wednesday or last
week.
Mrs Nattie Walker OF MantI has been
visiting rela Lives and friends In this
city.
Msa. Harry Robbins entertained at
cards Friday evening for a NUMBER oi
friends.
Mrs. Leonard cshoon gave a parcel
shower last week In compliment 10 her
sister Miss Lenore Watts. whose mar
Tiage TO raul Walton takes place this
month.
Miss Lyle Miller has returned from
weeks stay with relatives at Provo
wceks AZ Sterling. Utah. with relatives
and friendo.
Mrs. J. z. Freeze entertained Wodnes-
dav evening for her daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur White Of Idaho, the occasion be-
Ing her birthday.
Mrs. w c.. Churches cuteria!ns at her
residence on Poplar street next Wednes-
Gay FOR the Baptist ladies' aid.
j. Louis Brown has returned from
business trip TO Denver.
y social dance has bccn arranged for
by the Murray volunteer fire department
10 take place Saturday evening In the
Trocadero dance hall.
4 party OF twelve young people en-
joycd Il sleigh ride saturday evening.
l.. 6. Miller has returned from bUsi-
ncss trip OF several days at Ogden.
irwin Olson OF Sterling. Utah. has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. p.
West ior scTcra! weeks.
David Schwartz OF ogden spent sew
era! days .: the week In Murray with |
friends.
airs, +. c. Howe entertained friends |
friday evening at her home on Vine |
street..
j. c. ,locivB OF Grand Junction. Colo, |
was Il Murray visitor this week.