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Presbyterian
pRESRyTI,RIAN

FIRST PRESByTERIAN CHURCH
corner ot South Temple and g streets
Preaching by Or. r. NJ. Stevenson. Morn :
Ing service al IL o'clock, subject, God $
Estimate OF the Soul Evening service
at 7:45 clock, subject. "Hc Thaplted Coo
and Took Courage sunday school AT
1890 p. M Young peoples meeting sun
day night al O'Clock. Mldweek services
on Wednesday evening: Teachers meet =
ing at $50 prayer and conference at 8
70. m. Everybody cordially invited 10 a.!
these services.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. corner Of First South and FIRST
West streets. Tsko Second West car
Morning service at IL q, IN and evening
service at 7:45 y. m, conducted by John
II. Pape. Sunday school at LID. Chrls-
tiau Endcavor ut $50 D. m. This Us
church for all and invites the cooperation
OF the entire community.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Eleventh South and Eleventh East
streets-Frank O. Leonard, pastor
Morning service of worship and preach
ing at II o'clock, subject. The Power OF
the Resurrection" Sunday school. l2:15
y. p. $. C. Il. at 1880. Special service
for young people. A hearty welcome to
al
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Sunday Services in
Salt Lake Churches
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES EXTENDED TO ALL

Jared V. Cody. minstcg. sunday school
nj 1880 81, M: w. NJ. SanicrSon. supCr-
utendent. Young PeVple'a meeting at
ESQ y, M Preaching service NJ $50 u.
m. Prayer meeting at o'clock rhursday
night.
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CIIGRCE,
Fourth East and Second South streets
Louis :. Bowermap. -. -. minister.
Hours OF worship II a. ~. aud $50 p ~;
Morning subject. Abraham Lincoln.
Evening. The Seven Noachlan Pre-
cepts. Bible school al 1890 noon =.
j. Lucas, superintendent. Young peoples
meeting At $50 y. m. Workers class
iIo Wednesday evening. Prayer ana So
cial service at s, You are very cordially
invited 10 all these services.
LINCOLN STREET BAPTIST CHAP
FL. corner Lincoln street and Ninth
South stroets.-Thc Rev. w. u. Stewart.
pastor. Services: Sunday school 10:i5 a..
m. b. I. p. L. at 6:t5 p. ~. Preaching
ct $50 p. m: ladies circle, Wednesday
$50 n. M: mIdwcet service Thursday.
T:30 p. IN.
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Episcopal.

EPISCOPAL CIfCBCG.--7:3o holy
communion; II. morning prayer and SER
mon; l2:15. adult Bible class, i:Go even
Ing prayer and address by the dean,
Why We Keep the Church Year =
Wednesday. =. m, evening prayer and
sermon by the Rev. Paul Jones Of LoSau,
Utah
ST. PAJL'S.--A special course OF sd-
dresses viii be delivered I'm ST P9uls $
church every Sunday evening during
Lent. a new aud important book, deal
ing with the problems OF the social state,
win bc explained and criticised These
meetings VIII be Of interest to working
men and students OF sociology as we'll as
20 church people. Tomorrow evening
The Revolutionary Function Of the Mod
crn Church will be reviewed and dis
cusscd. Music Will be furnished by Ehe
choir under the direction OF MI. Thomas
Rathboue. late % Warton, England.
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RapiiSt.

RIO GRANDB BAPTIST CHURCH.
Second South near Ninth West-B
=. Bronson, minister. Trieda A. Dressed,
missionary. II. II. Holmberg. Bible school
superlut cndcnt Bible school at 1915.
Morning worship with sermon by pastor,
Tho CruciDlc OF Providence al l1.l0.
Il. Y. +. T.. led by Miss 1heo Miller. at
f.au. In the evening al 100 Mrs. I. u.
Shepard TO whom SO many have listened
in our meetings with profit, will preach
ON Tho Transformed Life Sunday will
bc ''bs" day in this church. and, while
We expect 10 provide seats for all. yet II
win be well TO come early. EvangeliSIic
services, so we'll attended last week, Will
Dc continued this week Good congrega-
tiDnal singing and special music. Jordan
bridge car. All welcome.
BURLINGTON BAPTIST MISSION,
corner of Indiana and Navajo streets
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Christian Science,

FIRST CHURCH Or CHRIST. SCGEN-
TIST, 33G East Third South street--Sun-
day services, II a IN. and p. IN
Sunday school at 9:45 H. m. The
Wednesday evening services are held
at o'clock.
Subject. Sunday sermon. spirit"
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI
ENLIST, Consolidated Music hall. 10
East First South street.--Sunday serv-
ices, IL a. IN. Sunday school. 9:4j
q. m. Wedn ssday evening services. S
o'clock. All are welcome to these church
services.
Free reading rooms IN tho Walker
Bank building, Main and Second South
streets. where Christian Science litera-
ture may be obtained.
a free lecture on Christian Science by
Judge Clifford p. Smith. c. S. B.. member
Of official board OF lcctureship OF the
First church of Boston. Massa chusetts
will be delivered IN the Salt Lake theatcr
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock under
auspices OF Second church OF Christ
Scientists. OF Salt Lake. The public low
insly invited 10 be present,
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lutheran.

GERMAN LUTHERAN ST. JOHN )
CHURCH. Seventh South and State
slrcets.-Njllism am j. La nkow. pastor.
Sunday school at $50 u. In. Service at
1890 "a. III. Lenteu service nc%t Wcducs-
day az 1850 J.. m. ConcOrdia meets next
Tuesday nj I:15 D. m
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
corner Second South and Fourth East
streets.--Erlck I'lorceu. pastor Sunday
school at 10 n. m. Services ut y. IN.
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH,, cor
ner of First avenue and r. Strcet.-Johu
bun0, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. NJ.
Services at J. a. III. and y. ~. Young
peoples meeting Tuesday evening I'M the
church basement
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and moulded ii into Key 70 human ma
lure"
Tas g. following letter is published as
Prot. Dixon, NJ. a. Director Lanlkn
Observatory. member OF the "societe
Astropomique dc France" member OF
me "Astronomischc Gessilschsft." Ger
many. writes: Prof. Clay Burton Vance:
Dear Sit duly received your letter
and Complete Life Reading I am per-
tectly satisfied with your Rending; il is
In nearly all the items as exact as 1t
could possibly be. II seems strange thai
sou should refer 10 my suffering from
throat trouble / have Just had q bad
attack and usually have Il two or three
times per year. j shall certainly recon-
mend you 10 my friends who desire
Life Reading"
Arrangements have been made TO give
free tcst Readings 10 all readers OF The
Tribune, but II is especially request ed
that those who wish to avail themselves
OF tf'is generous offer make applicat ton
your own life, II you wish true descrip-
tion Of your chara cteristics. talents and
opportunities. simply send your full name.
The date. month and year OF your birth
tstate whether Mr., Mrs. or Miss. and
also copy the following verse Ia your
own handwriting:
your power is marvellous.
So people write.
Please read my lie
Arc my prospects bright
Send your letter TO Mr.. Clay Burton
Vance, Suite 5l3 G, Pslais Royal. Paris,
France. II you wish you NAV enclose 10
cents (stamps OF your own country TO
note that > cents postage f. required on
letters posted TO France. DO not enclose
coins or silver In your letter.
advertisements
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MeEhO0ist.
[iODIS1 EpiSGOEhl

FINS Y METHODIST GpiStOf al
CliC CRCH-trancls Burgerte Snort. pas
tor. Preaching. 1885 a. NJ. subject,
'Enoch,, the Companion of God. Sunday
school le:l5 p. M. AlcHander l., ither-
hardt. superintendent. Evening service.
ing Contest What About It. Should
Such Contests BE PermItted?" The choir
will have special muslc. The morning
sermon is the second in the series on he
roes OF the Bible
SECOND METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.. corner of Fourth East and
Galena streets.-M, Thomas. pastor Sun
daY school, 10 a. M: j.. A. KcSworih.
superintendent Epworth League. 6:li y.
M; Miss Olga lJueblcr, leader. Preaching
at 1880 D. IN. BY the pastor Prayer meet
ing Wednesduy evening ut 2:3o o'clock.
Everybody welcome.
HEATH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. near corner OF Third South
and Eighth West Streets.-M. Thomas
pastor. Sunday school, 10 u, nj; Donald
ColclouSh. superintendent. Preaching
services at II u IN. by the pastor and
at 1880 r. IN. by a. T.. keSNorth. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening Ht 1:3O
O'Clock. A cordial Invitation 10 all
LIFE METHODIST CHURCH.. Ninth
East aud First South streets Ransom L.
Nichols, pastor. Sunday school, 9:S5 q.
m; e. j.. Jacobson. superintendent.
Preaching at II M. by Mr. Nichols,
Devotional service nj y. IN, with scr
mon by the pastor. Subject OF sermon,
The Everlasting Mcrcv.' based on the
poem by John M3seueld declared by i.
NJ. Barrie TO ne the most notable liter
airy production of 1872
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Conversational.

pHTLl. LIPS CONGREGATIONAL L
CETJRCH-Fifth South and Seventh
East: the Rev. p A SImpkln, pastor;
services This day at II and 7;45. Morn
ing sermon. '''The Christian Religion and
Human Need" Evening address, "Abra-
ham Iincolo." Sunday school at 1880.
g. L. az $50. Special music at the even
ing service. Al worshipers will find cor
dial welcome
FIRST CON G T. G A T o n A l.
CHURCH. corner Fourth East and First
south streets.-rhs Rev. Elmer ]. Co
slen, pastor. Morning service at IL
o'clock
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Christian
I'E "

THE CENTRAL. RISTIA n
CHURCH, corper Fourth South and Third
East strects.-Chsrles r. Neel. pastor.
Residence. 2g7 East Fourth South street.
Special gospel meeting beginning sun
day. Rev. O. S. Reed OF Canon City,
Colo. will preach each night throughout
the coming week. Sunday morning at ! 1
O'Clock "1he Supreme end" Night, 7:A5
o'clock, "Understa ndest What Thou
Readest." Throughout the week the fol-
lowing subjects will be discussed: "The
First Gospel Sermon" Law of Pardon -
ILLUSTRATION OF Pardon" "A Notable
Conversion, Value OF a Soul" The
public Is invited
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Theosophtcal Meeting

Sunday night al o'clock In the rooms
OF the local branch Thcosophical co.
cicty, no. as Templeton building, VIII
be held meeting during which the ques-
ton OF Esoteric Christianity will be dis
cussed. The early Christian church and
It's teachings will play an important part
In the evenings work. Monday night
in the same rooms will he held a meet
Ing for strangers TO Theosophical though
Wednesday the local branch will hold It's
regular meeting. The public is Invited
TO attend.
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Unitarian.

UNITARIAN CHURCH, fSS Second
East etreet-F'rederlck NJ. Bennett. min
lister. Service at II a. IN. Sermon.
THE Principle of Progress In Religion
Mrs. Julia Jones Schravcn, contraltu. Will
DO tho soloist and will sing "Resigna-
ton" Unity Quartette viii sing the an
them Calvary; Mrs. Ernest NJ. Fowler,
pianist. The Sunday school VIII meet II
1915 o'clock. AT the evening meeting IN
the lower room at 7:s5 o'clock. Nh, Emil
S. Lund will open the discussion OF the
teaching of the Mormous. All cordially
invited 10 these meetings.
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UO11IntsprS

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICAS COS
PEI MISSION. 115 East First South
sfrest-Scrvices every night at p. m.
Good lively music and singing Interest
Ing speakers. Everybody welcome. Capt
r. Gilbert and Capt w Corbett in
charge Something new every night.
Phone Wasatch 2093.
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mon, Spirit.
Y. w G.. A

Vcsper services. ) o'clock this afternoon.
Continental bank building. Devotional.
Misc NJ. J.. Robinson. Reading, Mrs. l..
NJ. Bailey. Harp solo. Miss Marie
Hughes. Soprano solo. Miss Mildred
Knight. Hostesses. Mrs. George Eaton.
Miss Erminie Walker.
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Jit0onGn = laSiui
claim 10 no spe-
cisl gift OF su-
pernatural pow
ers, attempts 10
reveal the lives
o I p e o pl g
through the
slender clues OF
hand writing
and birth dates.
The undcniahle
accuracy OF his
oollnc a { I o n 5
leads one 10
Sbrli1lse that
heretofore palm :
lists. prophets
? astrologers. and
seers OF diverse
heliefS have
failed to apply
the true princi =
piles OF the sci :
ence OF divina-
lion.
Asked TO cx
plain the meth
I'd hy which he
Sives his delln-
cations, Mr..
Vance replied
II havo simply
resurrected al
ancient scIo0c,
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Swedish Free Church.

SWEDISH EVANGELICAL. FREE
CHURCH. 734 South Seventh Eas
street.-The Rev. E. Thorell. pastor. Sun.
day morning service and Sunday echoo
at 1890 o'clock. Preaching at 1880 p. III
Midweek service Wednesday evening
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Y MI. G. A

The Rev. j. o. Reed OF Canon CITY.
Colorado, will address the meeting fol
men At O'Clock this afternoon. All mcr
are cordially invited.
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Bible Students,

International Bible students meet at
Labor Temple hell. J p. IN. Frank Dra-
per. Y. D. NJ. Of Brooklyn, y. y. viii
deliver a lecture. Everyone invited
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is This Man Gifted
With Strange
Power?
Prominent People Say He Reads
Their Lives as an Open Book.
Do You Want to Know About
Your Business, Marriage,
Changes, Occupation, Friends,
Enemies or What to Do
TO Achieve Success?
Test Readings Free to All Salt
Lake City Tribune Readers
Who Write at Once.

Attention of the mystlcally inclined
seems 10 be centred at present upon the
work of Mr Clav Burton Vance. who.
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well made and attractiveN "A IL
fashioned OF Chnmbrsys, Ga &pe
ateas and iGnghams, IN plsM OVV
colors and striped effects, a.; ~
finished with pocket, belt ana y,rs,y 81
piping. Regular soc values ior si0N'''
35c. ,,dAQ
One Lot ChlIdren's Hompers dnssV AE
Infants Creepers; sizes S~Sl
Special Monday ,-.s'.'.'--''''''
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HAS OPENED OFFICE

The Holt Manufacturing Co.. rep
resented by F. j. Lewis, has renOeu
office i'm the Evans Block.
Mr.. Lewis informs us that ne
w have all literature and pnoeo-
graphs. explaining and illustrating
in detail all products OF une Hoi'
Mfg. Co., including CaterpAller en-
pineg and Holt. Best and BAe"eu'
-harvesters. also the gas harvester
A cordial invitation is extended ~
any and all persons interested III
these lines, when in town to MAKE
their headquarters at the Hoi
Manufacturing C~ompany's office an
Mr. Lewis will always be foun'
ready to explain in detail an
Of the respective lines.
HOLT MFG. co.
BY f. J. LEWIs
Box 355, American Falls Idaho.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-12-25

Mrs. Logan returned home Sum
day looking strong and healthy
after her month OF treatment IN
.as P~ocatello General hospital.
John Hartley was la from has
rarm ne r LANDING Saturday.
Joseph Howard departed Safur-
day for a visit at Latrobe. Pa.
Henry Rock Is making ARRANGE
ments 70 leave shortly for southern
California TO spend a few OF the
winter months.
Charley Sherlock left Sunday for
| Spokane where he will spend the
remainder of the winter. Mrs. Shir-
lock and baby are already in that
city.
The wind played havoc in the
canyons Monday, blowing the snow
from the mountains and making
traye along the valleys almost IN
possible.
Born ON Dec. 22nd 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Doty a girl. Th'
folks are doing nicely.
Melvin Morris, a nephew OF s
N. Morris came down from Bozema
Montana on Saturday and viii
spend the holiday vacation here.
santa Claus has arrived and un
packed "a tremendous took of holi
day goods al the Golden Rule. Nh
Taylor will introduce you TO th
venerable old man. Among the stuff
on display il "a full line of gents
clothing which Is offered mt til
following very low prices: $3.50
suits for $3.50. $1,000 suits TO
!, 1890 suits at 5000 and $1,000 re
!, gardless of the original price, 70
/ this Is Christmas. Also mems We
mems and chiIdren's underwear Q
extremely low prices, black an
| tan hosiery any size and shap'
r knitted 10 be fitted TO you. Han'
r kcrchiefs with your own initial OF
ard a full line of sweater Goa
made to wear during the white
r Ladies' petticoats in many desigi
s and colors, good values and goo
prices. Grille you need not fe'
the cold when you wear one of OF
knitted hoods. They come i'm r'
and white, just the thing for sleig
ing or a skating frolic.
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Rockland Department

J.. c. SULLIVAN

quarters at the Golden Rule Store
where. Tor the next few days, there
viii be ON exhibition - full line OF
gents clothes ranging from @25 90
which h offers II $3.50, $4,000
suits or $500 and "a lot of $500
suits for only 80. 90 and $1,000 each
siso a full line OF mems women's
and cIdidrcns' underwear Just un-
lacked at most reasonable rates.
Also a big line of p~etticoats Of
various colors aud made I'm the
mtest modes for sale at prices that
astonish all who buy. Sweater coats
aud hlouses for men and women
good fitting and good prices. Don't
fall TO call at the Golden Rule Store
M get acquainted with dear old
Santa.
Bishop 10 Ralphs and wife were
, isitors Thursday from Landing.
The carpenters began laying the
floor In the dance ham ON Friday
and vii finnish I'm about one week.
rhe plastening is finished and
the building Is just about ready
for sydney Oliver TO adjust the
lighting apparatus and to make al
things ready for the opening might
On the occasion Mr.. oliver will
welcome patrons with an extensive
bill In photo plays consisting o
three reels and will occupy abou
two hours TO display them. Mr.
Oliver Is sparring no expense q
III up the place so that no N will
have occasion TO find fault eithe
with the lights or the films. Furthe
particulars win be given later.
Miss McCulloch. principal of tn
schools AT Roy gave a very cleye
I school entertainment TO her pupil
and thor friends.
! Misses Daisy and Agnes sha'
have arrived from their home 4
2 Isabel. S. D.. and are visiting wit
< their parents. Rev. and Mrs. w.
shaw
I'D. Gebhart and bride r expec
ed home In a week or 80.
= Mrs. Susan Ewing was a visit
,a with Mrs. Zimmerman Friday al
X Saturday.
W j.. Winfield May and membe
OF his family were visitors Satu
* day making arrangements for d
10 holidays.
In Miss Beula May, OF Landing W
as & visitor last Saturday.
T. Gottleib Hoffbaum, OF Landar
passed through. bound for the cou
d. ty seat Monday.
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..ruE GIRL IN THE TAXI"


s,rsking advertisement tna'
uoas the average one better Us ~o
f0o9 'aamsn used by The Gnn un
4-,e Taxi." 1t reads; Iua
crow laughs where they nese,
rev before This Is an AoOu~'
ming. while the show was run,
XIX I'M PARIS, a certain poilo'c@'
nan Of the gay Paree. who always
''nne,red with a chronic Crouch wac
I'D 20 see this comedy. no
,aolsed that comedy or laughter o'u
nj appeal to him. Afterr n@ru
roariue he agreed to attend 'ne
,Saa.r- at evening. lie sat part
~ through the first act NOTION.
- a. the end of 1t, he showed
Ions of a smile. The second ac'
m. ouehi a laugh then some NOR
nd al the end cur friend wa
roaming as hard as anyone IN tn'
! ,dienfe There were several cur
tain calls and when he returne'
n normal his first remark was
BY George, / have been asleep ID
~ nv dfe-I have just walked up
win be here again tomorrow
night" This excellent comedy WI
no offered with Georgia Falkner an
the same New York cast at I'd
4 Auditorium. New Year eve, Wedhe
dsy. Dec. 81. A number of caocn
mus,ca- hits are introduced u
whistling kind. Putting it all Z
, either. THE Girl in The Tax
s about as good, if not better tn'
the best of the seasons offerings
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DINNER AT THE PARSONAGE
Parsons Entertained Lady Friends
Monday Evening.

On Monday evening the mem
hers of the bachelors club com
monly known as the Parsons, thir-
teen in number, entertained their
lady friends at a swell dinner and
q delightful evening party al
which dancing made up a good
Dar- of the program.
The rooms and table were beautl'
fully decorated and the dinner
prepared by Club Chef Hinrichs
was a masterpiece in culinary art
After the dinner dancing an'
music made up a program much en-
joyed by all during the remand
err of the evening.
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the Pocatalbo academy Ia hon.
spend the holidays with bsr
ents.
Lou Bolton Is visiting his bross.
Ross and family.
At a meeting of the Farmers, q.
ciety of Equity ON the eyeniny
the 17th 1T was decided thai ..
best way of Kidding the country
rabbits was by the judioious usa I.
poison. Mr.. Jackson, the gov~-
ment expert, gave the memh..
some pointers on distributing ~
poison.
Herbert and Henry Jasmann bar,
returned from the Henry's La.
country where they have b.
trapping forDthe past two months
Scott Baftey is suffering no,
an attack of the grippe.
Mrs. Ben Frdesen is back fro
} the Pocatello hospital where Al
= underwent an operation some tim
: ago.
I Mrs. w. F. Jasmann has 70,
tc Camrose, Alberta in respou
u To a call to the bedside of her mot
or who lis seriously ILL.
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emo power County Farmers
society of Equity. Inc a,u .cms
Incorporation had been fissa Oiled" D ~
lime previous and the oerehi'0"' e.s an
tha secretary of State had oeen
evad and everything lad III
readdness for the final act I'D One
matter. preai.
The officers elected are; rre
,ont 7 2 searles; vice president
O T. Faa; secretary-treasurer' a
w. Davis; directors. M. Palmer :
p Meadows o. T. Faa >. y
s~aar,es. A. D. Babcock, Fred HeDei
line. D. T. Farnham, Roy Durre'
and Martin Garn-
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On Monday Mnw. IAmss NAG pro-
scented her husband with q bssy boy.
The tather and refnAksc~ fsss cary
proud OF the visitor and will on
<seayor TO take good care Of him.
r. E Raales. after a very sad
trip east accompanying the body OF
his wife. returned hero the first
81 the week.
Bert Blackburn was IN town tho
first OF the week.
An accident occurred last Wed
resday morning IN which Lee Frod-
sham suffered a broken shouidre. II
seem that MIR. Frodsham was In
the act az coupling a trail wagon
loaded with wheat. was caught IN
der the wheels resulting IN a
broken collar bone.
Mira. Calvin More left on Wednes-
day morning for her home In Boise
on a visit.
Mrs VIM oliver. OF the Bar. was
a visitor here the first OF the week
MS Mary Frodsham and her
bro her. George, will be home this
week 20 spend the Christmas hol-
days. and upon returning TO their
school al Logan. they expect 70 be
accompanied by Mrs. Josephine
oliver who will spend a month OF
"a with them.
NJ. G. Bolerson and family are
now occupying their new home IA
town.
Frank Barnard was over from th'
Falls Thursday In the SNOW and re
turned with the family of Sherif
Jcffriea who win spend the winte
So that place.
Henry Jensen suffered the loss o
a horst the flrst OF the week.
wagon load OF wheat ran upon
breaking iis neck.
Herry Moss got back from IN
railroad early Thursday In tho bi
SLOW storm.
Sometime during Wedncsda
evening Clink Clark was a suffel
. at the hands OF sneak thiev'
who carried Off a piece of new ca
pet which hung on the CLOTHES Lin
and aiso entered the house and toe
some money from a trunk. No ole
has YET been discovered.
The snow storm lasted just loI
enough TO put a four-inch mant
over the valley. and TO a certa
extent shutting off the Chrlstm
buyers. There has been no dri'
ang yet.
SartR Claus has made his hea
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FAIRvIEw NEWS

Miss Hoffman, a cousin of Mabel
Lee. is visiting her at the Yarneli
home
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