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remaining uncalled for in the posi-
office At Butler, Mo-, for the week
ending September 9th, 1913:
Joe Daley (0. Abe Farrer (2), j.
n. Miller, Mrs Amanda Neview.
Mrs. Ruth Smith.
These letters viii Be sent to the
dad Letter Office September 2Srd,
1913 Il not delivered before. In CALI
ing for ths abovs. pleass ny "Adver-
tissd "Givile 49, q ~
G. a ChambeE4 Post Master,
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ment ii ti,eir favor. Twas troubled
with kidney complaint and baclache
for about six years. Ny back was 60
lame and sore at times that ! could
hardly stoop or lift. The kidney Sc
cretions were too frequent in passage
and when being voided, were attend
ed with pain. l was on the lookout
for a remedy that would relieve my
trouble and was finally induced to
try Doan's Kidney Pills. ] procured,
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] supply M = 4 y I ~ lIi v y ftom
.the iirst I coniinta Z y I - until
| had finished To oon1saop of three
boxes. BY that tims ny trouble had
entirely disappeared and / have had
no return Of the symptoms up to the
present time"
For sale by all dealers Price 50
cents. ster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other. Advertisement. 46-N
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POINTS THE WAY !

The Statement Of This Adrian Rssident
win Interest Our Readers.
Our neighboring town.. Adrian
points the wayin the words Of one Of
its most respected citizens:
E. P. Howe, Adrian, Mo-, says: II
can recommend Doan's Kidney Pills
just as highly today as l did some
years ago, when Igave a public state
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kidOUCu TIC VdIS dllu SldI lCu up
the river. l stayed in the boat, un-
derstand. / would row, row, row,
little further would row, row,
row, and then that song came before
me wildly and l dropped both my
oars, slipped and fell on all TOURS. 1t
made me sore, sore, sore. l thought
what a beautiful picture l would
make for some artist, all in white on
the beautiful river and rowing in
that boat. / reminded myself Of the
famous painting "Alone" but after
l looked over the side Of the boat
and saw my reflection in the water,
all dressed in white, my hair tozzled
up over my head and a four days
growth Of sage brush on my face, l
changed the name Of the picture. l
would call It the Wildcat and give
ii to q painter Of animals.
Tho fish weighed five, six, let's
re i there's anyone around. it
weighed eight pounds, but II sold at
five cent? per pound Il would only
bring twenty mo cents Figure I'll
yourself
] toek the IN baek b camp md |
drsased hsavieF, put On ny bathing |
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morning. The sun wasn't hot and
the moonbeams were Just flooding
the country.
Bill Mcclure was going to start
back that morning and went out to
see how he was and wake him for
breakfast, as he had slept under the
wagon.
/ succeeded in awaking him, but he
didn't perform as though he were 60
ing to arise.
whats the matter. Bill?" I asked.
"Ain't you goin' to get up?"
II can't raise my head, don't know
what's the matter with me-"
Itold him to try again, but all in
vain. II was 4 little dark and /
couldn't zee, but went around to
his head and tried b lit him up. He
vas immovable. ! didn't know what
70 do BIN asked, me II both he.
horses were there and they were. 4
concluded that BIN was going 10 de-
and - was fixing 10 make hi Win.
! heunatp stuiy wiaA ~ wouldnale|
- nGns wi1l a. X . win BIN uag|
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RICHFIELD.

RTCHFTELD. Aug so.--Mrs. Henry Poulson en-
Lertaiued at n luwn party last Thursday Those
present %cBdames Walter Gloaye, james Ed
vards Ephrnim Anderson. r. a. Noycs Farley
outzen, q. 6, EeInon, Chris Poulcon W. P. Payne
Androw Nelson. A. v. Nelson, the M'sses frankie
Lashor Agnes Pouleon. Gladys Noyea and Lore
Nelson.
Mrs. A. Y, Nelson entertained for her mother
Saturday. Luncheon served to tho Mosdamcs
I. I. Gflpin, Thomas Brown. Thomas Brown
sr, Dan Jousen. T. L. Fisher. F. W. T1lney,
Alma NELSON John Hanson. Walter Hnnron. VIII
Ham Nelson, Amos Nelson. Goorgo Baker. Henry
Outsen. Parley Outzcn. c, Orrook, Mary
Brown James Barlow Martin Christensen and w
Cranes.
following guoots; Mesdames Charles Heppler.
Andrew sorenson. Pete Peterson. Henry Hondr!ok-
son c. ~ Coons. Sim Larsen Frank Anderson.
Chris Nelson. sr. chris. Nelson, Jr. Mary
Thvrstou, John Hansen, Hyrum Hansen. John
wilson Goorse Rasmussen. Joseph Hopkinn and
Jcsoph Hanson
Mr. and Mrs Copcuhavor and children left
Wednesday for IShi aud Salt Lako City for
visit
ON Friday. Mrs Pcto Hansen entertained for
Mry Andrew Nelson. Those prooout werc Mes
damon Hyrum Hansen, Waiter Hansen, John Han
sen william Nioson. A, v Nelson and Mrs.
hndrow Nelson.
Mira George Fan0cn entertained for Miss Winnie
Wood of Salt Lake Cit- Monday. Tho gucsts
worc MesduInes Poulson. II. Pctcrson. a. Peter
son Andrew Nelson. Il. w. Scvy Starr. a V.
Nelson and the Misses Muriol Jensen. Ida Jor-
gensou, MabIo Greco and Susan WILSON.
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LEHI.

LEHr. Aug. 36-Mrs. J. e. cotIer and Mrs. s.
". Ross entertained tho members OF tho AthoniEn
club nt e Koncington az Mrs. Cottcr's homo Wed
nesday afternoon. Tho club formally decided 20
takc UP the otudy Of social economies during the
coming wjptor.
Mrs james Fyfts returned homo Thursday from
a ten days visit with friends In Cache vnl-
ley
Mru Kari Hopkins gave canyon party Mon
day In honor Of Mrs. c. w. Hopilno. Who 10 vID-
iting hero from kEnosh.
Miss ~ w-hnlloy and Miss Agneas Smith
turned this week from sohool at tho
state university. They Will open tho local
CONGREGATIONAL school noIt Tuesday for tho
son.
Mr.. and aru. o. A. slode spent the last hnlf
OF tho wcck attending the festivities In Salt
Laho city Tboy mAdo tho trip ~ their auto
Tho Ladies Home Economics club will meot
next "wednesday evening at tho grammar school
lesson and Mrp G. l.. Stookoy viii rcod paper
on canning vegetables for tho winter.
Miru EIrfva Thurman aud Miss Christie Filing
son left Monday for Salt Lake City. where tboy
viii teach in tho city nohooG.
Mr. Sarah olrrtcad and Mrr. Nora Blumop-
thai OF Salt IAko City spent Sunday With friends
In Lehf.
Mra Frank Pagan gave n party Tuesday oven
Ing In honor OF hor brother. Sylvan Clark. who
viii Joave In tho future for a mission to
Australia.
Mr. and Mrs NJ c, Coponhavor Of R'chfleld
,.o Waiting with Mira. Copcnhayor- mother. Mrs.
A. NJ. Stewart
Mry. Mary Maudsey Is tho new assistant post
rnnstnr under her brother. PostmaSor Ander-
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MIDVALE.

MIDvALE, Aug. so.-Mr. and Mr" Reeae Jones
entertained ,t birthday party on Monday even
ing in honor Of their daughter Marjorie. n gcries
OF guessing gamer had bceu arranged md merry
evening was spent by those present. Prices wore
awarded To NIo1 Irene Miller OF RAnHaa City. Mrs
Arthur Nor,hcy Mossrs. Or5on Jensen. Sam VIII
liams aud George StcsdrnNn. The Guoats prize.
u diamond ring. awarded TO Misc Marjorie.
Tboso present wore Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Northey.
r T. Hewlett Sam Williams. Il. T. Jones. the
Misses vollct Capnoti. Bmely Smith. Koslnh
Smith OF Salt Lske and Irene Miller OF Kansas
City Mrsers. Thomas Smith, Jr., orBon Jenoon.
Daniel Redovioh Joe Williams, George Steadmap,
Allan Magtnness and VIII Boam Of Mill Greek.
MIas Alicia ooff entertained Mt bundle shower
In honor OF Miss Lorena Jenkins OF Bingham on
Wednesday evening on September 8. Miss Jen-
kina will become the bride OF Frnnk Keene!. Tho
house weo prottily decorated pink and whito bo-
Ing tho color scheme carried out In each room
Prizes were awarded 20 the Misses Iavine Jen-
k,ns Nettlo Stokes and Mrs. e. l. Ooft. Re
frnahmonu wero scryed by The hostess Those
present verc the Misses Lorcna jenkins. Edith
wright Jessie Steiner Lovlns Jenkins Annie
stelncr Ella Hansen. Erc Hughes. Winnie lIol-
den NettIc Stokes. Melissa GoH. Clarissn Goff
Alicia 6on Mcsdnmes Ellen jenkins Clarence
Graft Frank Fumor. ]. f. jenkins. Hyrum Hall
strom. W b. JoncE, Hyrum Goff and C. l. Goh.
Judge r. IT, wsters OF Park CITY is spen1ins =
few day0 visiting his brother and sistcr Mr., and
Mrs. william Waters.
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EPHRAIM.

| EPHRAIM. Aug. so.-onc OF the pleasant svcnts
~ the wooh WINS tho social given Monday nftsr-
ooon at the home OF Mrs. Porlcy Hnnucn In com
nlimont 10 Mrs. Noslin and Mrs Morn Chlds OF
Sal, I.ako City. The home beautifully doco-
rated in sweet peas and other cut flowcrs. Dur
ing tho early part OF tho evening luncheon waa
Ioraino Those present Mrs. NcsIin. M-a.
Childs, Mrs. John C Johneon. Mrs T. c. VIII
lardson Mrp Andrew Hanson. Mrs. James Bailey,
Mrs. Andrew ArrnstronS Mrs Audrow Mortenaen
, Mrs Niols Mortenson, Mrs. Sadie Fowler. Mrs.
Joseph quinn Mrs. ]. n. Hansen tho hostess and
her daughter
number Of her lady frionds Friday afternoon
Those present MrS. Berthe Benl Mrs. Sid
Mrs. Thomas Thorpe, Mrs George Taylor. Mrs,
W H. Quinn. Mrs. sudo Fowior, Mrs. Hazel
Thorpe
Ono OF the elaborate socials during the week was
that given Tuesday evening by Miss Dolly Potter
son AT her homo In compliment 10 hrs. Dnvcn-
pori and daughter OF Birmingham. England. Gov
ors laid for Evn Hansen. Mrs Allen Folster,
Mrs Fern johnson, MISS Luceille Johnson. Mios
AndcTberg Mrs. Aaron Hansen and Mrs. Homer
Miller.
Mr and Mrs George Johanseu wero the rocipi-
cnts Of pleasant surprise Friday cvoning fronda
arranged TO so TO their farm and give thom
reccp;ion They made tho trip In hay racks and
reached tho farm just before dusk Those present
wcro Mr. and Ma. Hyrum Sorcnscn. Mr., and
Ms ] n Hanoon. Mr.. and Mrs, Sidney Jon-
s!ns Mr. aud Mrs C. q. Espcroon. MI and
Mrs. S. c. soCenSon, Miss Selde Rasmussen. Mios
Anna Froo, Mss Elma Taylor and Earl Jen-
son.
Mrs Niels MortenBcu entertained wednesday
afternoon Covers laid for Mrs. Neslin
and Mrs ChlIds OF solt Lako City. Mrs. Andrew
Armstrong Mrs james Bailey Mra. E. Johnson.
Mrs W II. Quinn. Mra. Sadie Fowler and Mrs.
Hazel Thorpe.
Mrs W. II Quinn and ber daughter Sadie were
hostesscs NJ c pretty social Monday evening. An
elaborate luncheon served. a beautiful bou-
qust OF sweet pcas forming the ccntcrpiece- Thooe
present wcro Mrs. Nloa KJcldson. Mrs. Aaron
re-
Ms Hannah GToa7es Mrs. Lizzie Chrstensen
MrA jack Sudwceks and tho hostesscs.
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PARK CITY.

PARK CITY, Aug. 30.--The Mandolin
club was entertained very pleasantly
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Mcdonald
Mr. and Mrs F.. j. Tregrennan are
visiting in Bingham. guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Kemp
Miss Catherine Shields entertained
number OF her friends at cards and a
musicale "Wednesday evening at her
home on Park avenue.
Miss Frances Trenck has returned TO
her home in Salt Lake. after spending
the summer with friends and relatives
in the Park.
Miss Marjorie Archibald entertained
about three dozen OF her girl friends
at a delightful Kensington tea Tues
Cay afternoon at her home in Snyder
Vile. The young girls took their sewing
and spent the early part OF the after
noon. Later refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Jerome Quinn of watertown. n y,
was In the Park Wednesday. the guest
OF Mrs. Garvin and son Elwood.
Mrs Frank Mcdonald returned to her
home in Butte. Mont. "Wednesday after
noon, after a short visit with relatives
in Park City.
Miss Kathryne Cunningham was host
ess at card party Thursday afternoon.
The guests were the members Of the
800 Card club. Miss kathryne was
assisted In entertaining by her sister.
Miss Minnie Cunningham.
Miss Jennie Wilson returned TO her
work at the J.. d. 5. hospital in Salt
Lake Tuesday afternoon.
Robert Jennings. wife and little son
returned 10 their home in Idaho Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mcdonald enter
tained number Of friends "Wednesday
evening. With cards and music and
games a delightful evening was spent
Charles Mosley OF McGill. New, visited
in Park City during the week, guest
OF James Mcdonald
David Geiger Daniel b. Shields. John A.
Malta, all of Salt Lake, spent Sunday
in Park City
The Misses Leonora Hurley. Lottie
Oliver and Marie Jones were passengers
for Salt Lake the early part of the
week.
Mrs Thomas Mcdonald entertained the
members OF the Salt Lake club at her
home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs David Baxter and Mrs. Anna Bar
rett were Salt Lake passengers Wcdnes-
day afternoon
The Misses Lizzie Martin and Irene
Grisley are visiting friends In Salt Lake.
DR. Lecompte arrived in Park City
Tuesday from Chicago and will remain
for short visit with his parents DR.. and
Mrs. e. P. Lecompte.
The members Of the ST. Luke's Sun
day school enjoyed n picnic 10 the city
park Wednesday, The Rev Stoney and
Mrs. Townsend chaperoned the crowd.
A pleasant affair OF the week was the
card party OF Tuesday evening given by
the ladies' auxiliary OF the Ancient Or
der OF Hibernians In their lodge hall, A
large crowd was present and prizes were
awarded the lucky players and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs Hayes has returned TO her home
in Salt Lake. after a visit In Park City
with Miss Mary Martin.
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PLEASANT GROVE.

-, ,nLEAsANr GROVE. Aug so,-S,ss Rua Stewart
mo Nho has beer houd operator IN tho local tsIe-
Lsko City Monday
,oaatn'oay MB. Paticncs Archsr celebrated her
E osuiE -boyenlh birthday -Four OF her siSterv.
IIans'ns In ages from 70 20 SO years carne from
Ion' and Salt Lake City for the oceeaion.
air. aud Mr Everett West OF I,yundvl spent par,
VI " vac n,st week visiting with Mrs. wosts fathor
yJo',pn ~ p fulton Thoy Rro now spending ten dnys
IN Prarton. Idaho
Mr. ano Nru- Ben walker. who be7e boon apond-
.ns tso weeks With friends ia Bear LeNo Idaho
returned home Tuc0dny.
Ill, ar spa Mrs, o. g. Thorne and family are
ley. " '"o ''' ro's 'u rroNo VAL
=, .S Nthol ClnT1t entertained this sprnokIn club
A., hPns'ugton Thurrdey ovonlns. Those pres
uny. phr were Grace Merritt. Edna PouIson, Lois
ma,n Josephine Halliday. hrdens Atwood Rhoa
,in opfothy swcnsoo, Lcono Fouty. Cora OIL
a, sau ana Ethel Clark. After sowing refreshments
sna Slp. L. W Lvnd and Mr.. and MIS-.
Ia. ,s~cnSon made an auto trip 10 Ogden val
Ia. u'a week spending some time ne tho Hermit
81 ihcy returned homo wodnesday,
o., me ThlTd ward Sunday school rnro q uuooess.
''' party ~ Gonova Wednesday.
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SPRINGVILLE.


SPRINGvHLH. Aug. 30--Nrs. Viola
Roylance left Thursday for Santa Cruz,
Cal, where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs, Vera Beighle. She expects TO be
gone several weeks.
Miss Dot Deal, Miss Bertha Mckenzie
and Miss Lily Condie caupea out this
week at Sanford's ranch in Hobble Creek
canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sexton Of
Wichita. Kan. who have been visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Clnud X. Davis,
have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heber D. johnson of
Seattle who have been visiting with Mr..
Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.
Johnson, left for their hons Wednesday.
Mrs D. A Raymond and ohildren Of
wiuterquarters ara hero visiting rela-
tives,
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Curtis of Grand
Junction, Colo. ere hero visiting MIR.
Curtis mother
Mrs Elizabeth Boyer is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Gleason. OF Salt
Lake City,
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GARLAND.

Tho Relief society stake board gave Mrs Harry
welling Of Riverside very pleasant surprise on
tend moving 70 Brigham In tho near future and
tho surprise was In Tho nature Of farewell.
half OF the ladios presented Ms yelling with
beautifully bound volume Of poems Tho ladies
who attended from Garland wcro Mesdnmoe David
Manning r. D. wcilins Mosiah Evans and Brig
hmm Marriott.
Several social events were given during the
week In honor OF Or. and Mrs. J. ~ Trancke>
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. Murray enter
tainod the sueets. Besides Dr., and Mrs. Franeso
. MI vsn sns MT NJ ns GS9Fss T, n anna nS Mr. MT
l.. J. soronsen. On Mondny evoning Mr. and
Mrs. C. II. Halos savo musicale for Dr.. and
present woro Dr. and Mn. J. g Day. AFR. and
Mm. Joseph Kirkham. Mr.. and Mrr J: W Lewis,
Mp. Eva Howell. Mrs, Earl Haies, Misses Mary
Gleason Theresa and ceoil Kenaard.
Mns j. W. Lewis was hostess to the Ladies'
selt-culture club Thursday afternoon. The
ladies were entertained on tho lawn where lunch
con also served. Besides the members preeent.
the following were guests; @esdames Burd-tts
Smith. Earl Hnles. Roy lewis. The NEXT meet
ing vii, be at the home OF Mrs ]. NJ. Davis.
Ono Of tho most charming society events o,
the lnwn party and musicsie slven
By Mi-a Nina winters on wednesday evening.
den. Tho lawns and porohes were beautifully
lighted With Japanese lanterns and electric lights
The library where fruit punch was served throush-
out the evening. decorated In ye1low aastur-
tlums and goldcnrod. The psrlors we're deco
rotcd with roses and carnations and the large
side porch. which had been transformed into a
tea room. vtth purple ard white petu-
Mas Tho orchestra played throughout tho even
ing and several vocal selections wero "'veu by
Messrs william Wright and Farley Carver OF
Ogden. Various games and dancing on the lawn
added to tho evenings pleasures Quite few
guests motored up from Ogden. IN. following
were among the Euents prescns: Misses Ll5zis
Tbompson. Matte Strong, Alice Munus, Hazel
I:dwards Vera Edwards Mary Nihart Lizzie Pres
ton Clara smith Alta Harris. Mayms sRssAr.
aiI-ss Manning Nellie Barnard md Veva Bur
-on Echo cnpener. Mesrrs. Gus Petty. Archie
,Iunns Ted swInysrd. Charles Welilns. George
BIaniord. Ralph stuynor. Frank stayuor, w.
Cole Roy Manning Carlton Rogers. heridcth
Roger " NJ Hansep Keith Winters. WssIe-
Carter. Mcssrs. and Mesdames John Chambers: NJ
p Andrus F. o. welling. Joscph Kirsham. Err
mt Jensen Surde.te Smith r. z. Baxter. Roy
lewis P. D. Baird, stePhen Lcngsfroth. o. l.
vute-s a. p. Duffln. George Grover, fceeph
Wing I, 2 srith. Dr. and Mrs. Tunis ana Mrs
Granger and p. G. Peterson ort-of-tcwn guests:
disse. Irets Chambers. Lura Chambers. Florenee
Verne FAR and Ms. Jucins FolsU
rom Osdon Mcssrp William Wright Farley
,arver Frank Williams and Fred Jensen frors
Ogden.
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HEBER CITY.

HEBER CITY, Aug. 20 Tho siVty-f,rst brthds.
nj Mrs James Lindsay or Contcr Creek was cello
brated Monday. a feature OF the dsY being 'hc
bounioous birthdav dinner. Mn. Lindsay was as
slstod by hor daughters in keeping open house
for two pcorc friends who called.
Miss Mary Fisher and MIss Marsc Murdoch
wero hcstesSex ct the home Of tho former Thura-
dny evonns rt tho social In compliment 70 Miss
Inez Mcdonald. prior TO her departure 10 mako
her home in Provo Dancing and chicken sup
por were tho features Of tho entertainment, ThoHe
present were Jack Richards. LSne CLYDE, Dean
CLYDE Wade Cummiugs. Herald Wall. Guy Duke.
Ralph Burton. the Misses PhylliE Mcmillan Cora
Mnrdook. Alton Clyde. Almcdr Mcknight. Lucln
Smith, Dc1sic Duke. Helen Burton and the guest
OF honor Mlrs rnoE Mcdonald.
MIss Grace watkins Of Midway. bride olcct.
was tho recipient OF bundle shower tcudorcd by
her girl friends at her homo Friday ovcning.
More thnn thirty present. Miss Watkins be-
comes the brido OF Ernest sondragor in carly
September.
Miss Della RaSband Of Provo is visitor at
tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S, McDon-
ud
Mirs rnez Mcdonald the Euest ot honor
Moudny evening at social given by Miss Dcselo
Dukr. Thoso present wore Dean Clyde. Wade
Lyme Clyde. Herald Wall, Samuel Oh
son. Ralph Burtou Guy Duke. Niles Nttou Clyde
Miss Mary FiBhcr. MisS Phyllis McMuIiisn Miss
Cora Murdoch. Miss hlmoda Mcknight Miss Mar
ys Murdook. Miss Helen Burton aud Miss Iuella
Smith
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SPANISH FORK.

Mrs. Albert MAXWELL left Thursday
morning for Garfield for a few days
visit with her son, Ferron Maxwell, who
is employed at the Arthur plant
The Misses Margaret and Effel Greer
and Eleanor Beck have returned from
their recent visit In Salt Lake and Og-
den.
Miss Jennie Eh-tman who has been the
house guest OF the Misses Dora and
Marie Stewart for the pest three weeks,
returned to her homo In Salt Lake Sun
day.
The members OF the Alta club met st
the home OF Mrs. VIII Beckstron Friday
afternoon. Nine members were present.
Mrs. Name Jones gave a reading "The
Bent Twlg." on child training. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs, Roger Greer was hostess Friday
evening at an entertainment for the
members of the Self Culture club. Cards
afforded the diversion OF the evening.
Slxty-three being the game. The prize
was won by Mrs Ellie Davis Among
the guests were Miss Stanton OF Chicago,
Ill., who Is the house guest OF her
brother. Mr.. Thomas Stanton. and Misses
Polly and Maggie Carlson OF Ogden. the
guests OF Mrs. r. Greer, Luncheon was
served by the hostess.
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MURRAY.

MURRAY, Aug. so-The Misses Ray
Davis and Leslie Gallyer are spending
their va cation IN Brighton.
Mrs. Lyman Conyers and her two
children of Butte: Mont; are the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Conyers OF Muir
ray.
Friends pleasantly surprised Miss
Nettie Adamson last Thursday evening
at her home on tsghteenth South street
The evening WAS spent In saines and
music. after which luncheon was
served 10 about thirty guests.
Miss Linda Bowman or Riverton Is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Irma McCleary.
Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey Fellows nave re-
turned from their pleasure outing In
Brighton canyon.
Mrs. John Olsen was pleasantly sur
prised Thursday evening at her home
on Eddins street
Miss Flora Erpstro has returned from
her plea sure trlp In Idaho.
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AMERICAN FORK.

Clarence Grant and Hazel Adyclotte
entertained at delightful lawn party
Saturday night in honor OF William Mar
tin. who leaves shortly for Wyoming to
spend the winter
The clerks and employees OF the retail
business houses enjoyed an auting to the
American Fork lake resort Wednesday.
Boating. bathing and dancing wero the
features OF the day,
The symphony orchestra gave ball at
the APOLLO nal Wedhesdax Nm, nlsnt, ..
Manu Thursday for few days visit
with relatives.
Clyde Maxim and Irene Armstrong. both
of this city. were married here Monday.
They will make their home in this city.
James r. Dolhmcr and family are en-
joying a weeks vacation with friends and
relatives at Salt Lake City,
Mrs. Warren 3. Smith Is In Idaho for
an extended visit with relatives.
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NEPHI.

NEPtII Aug 5o-Mlss Ns7a Booth entertained
Sunday cvoning. compI mcntary TO Dr.. and Mrs
n q. Miner who are soon TO lenve for Call
rornln. whore thoy win moke their homo. A splen-
did suppcr was oorvod. Those prescott Mrs
Edna JonHon OF Salt Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. a. V.
Hague aud the Guo8ts OF honor
walter Sells OF Nephi and MinS Rose NuttsiI OF
Hnbcr werc married Wednesday IN tho Salt Lake
temple Mr.. and Mrs Sells Will make their home
IN Garden City whore Nj, Sells has been
gagged principal Of ochoor,
A pleasant Iurprise party wns Givou at Tho homo
OF Mr. and Mn. Seth Mcpherson Monday IN honor
OF tho birthday Of their daughter Lucille. Tho
following Young people present. Tho Misses
pInnch BigIor, Gladys Norton. Vclma christensen.
Melva Young OF Mona. Florence Rlohes Mabel
sullivan, Elma Jones', Eva Tollcy. Bessie Tolicy,
Vera Pace, Lucille MePberson Messp. Earl LunI
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