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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

81. wl1er (porn) uno 3aabIes Malone.
8raiiianiides Sdladtl@if .9einas
@erdeS."
odbreidem @efolge, 11rber bem ii4
aud Der 5obn oe8 Br6fiberten Son.
|eca bon Braiilien beianb, in Norfolt,
@irginien, Elm, puroe in 8aibington
BON Brd1i6enten @ilfon rnb Staat8-
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empfaneen uno gefeiert, uno erbielt
fir feline @eiie 6ur@ Die $ol1ptftdbte
bes 9anbes, borunter Seem Dorf, @bi-
eogo u. I. ~, Sen britten &~Itsitaats.
etretar Duo1ep 6ie40 Malone als Be-
gletter 5ugeteilt. Or tpuroe iiberad
nit eroben amtliden uno oaber.
nmtli9en @bren oufgenommen uno
iebte feline @etie Bis an bic Haetfie-
tiite fort. SSn San 5ranei8eo lber.
nabm er Sen fir BraiiIter beitimmten
BIas alf ser Observation-Disclosures
ftenung. 9r. Miiner geniebt et1e1
bebeuten6en @uf als @elebrter nno
lit Mitelieo Observation-Disclosures @eieQ'
{9otten ieiner &eimat uno arroerer
Climber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
Gin Denti6-8ruitltaner.

%. aases HeAnex, Uttsiker ses aassartteea
tetaes &stmat(auhes, ant Dslnd3rettk.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

Die Be6eutune bes Deuti4tums in
Brufuen 1T uns. burh ben Bein@
ba Mrporragenoen staatsman11es
nab Minilters oes AusmdrttAen BET
qroben characterization &epublh.
ST.. 2ouro Miner, oeutlid Dor au-
ge1 gefiibrt mor6en. 9r. @uner 1T
Beutidbrafuioner eriter @enerntton,
1T ltol5 ouf feine M%bitammurg urro
Der @pra9e ieiner Batter Dolltom11en
mhdtig. Bon ibm ielbit erfabren mir,
bnb }ein @robpoter in Der erlter
&dlfte 6es norieen Sabrbunoerts NIT
Der 1amilie aus Dem @beinlan6 nod
Bru1iIien ousmunberte. Inter 6en
axgebori9en, Die nit i'm uber 6as
Neeer 5ogen, befan6 itd Der Batter oes
@tuatsmonnes, oamal5 Elm &nabe
bon 5molf SsSabren. ST. Miuer ielblt
lit in 8rnitlien geboren un6 er5oge1
moroen, bat aber De,1ti4lnno i9on
3speimal bell,dt unb lit pom &aiier
empFQH9eH IDulueH. 2O<lVt uABele'
bere Shnunq er in ietner &eimat
einmimmt> ge6t boraus berpor, bob
CT als Ser nadite 3ratbent Broii'
liens qenannt miro. 5ein Beild in
Sen Ser. Staten lit offbieuer Natur
un6 gilt fir einen midtigen Sdritt
3ur 60roerung inniger 8e3iebungen
apuden ben beiben groben Mepubli'
ten 6es n0roliden uno oes iiibli9en
Geiles ser neuen Belt. Or batte Die
omtlid)e Bebeutung elmer @rtpioerunq
BEG Beinfes, sen unier fruberer
@tootsi efretdr Sen characterization
Megierungen abitottete, bod 6onoeste
es ith babe; nobl balpti6hIi6 an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

Roitor Gltpooo uni Die Wenee auf ben
8rettern Der Stron6promerobe.
uno 8ergnugungsanltalten. @s lit
cine iebr gemiidts uno bunte @eien.
lbait> Die oort aus aQer 9erren
2an0er 5uiammenfommt, INN li9 3u
amiiieren. Mn 6ie @eiunobeit Sen.
ten mobl nur sic menigiten unb an
ibr Seeleubeil gar feine, bennod lit
fit lestereS aud Gorge %getragen
uno 3par gera6e an ser belebteten
Steae, ndmli9 auf ser beriibmten
bretternen rS~tran6promenobe. Dort
BOT Haitor &obert Nrtbur gItpooo
feline Stride aufgei4lagen Unto pre-
5igt ser Menge bas Wort @otteS.
Gin Rirdendor it nidt porban0en,
un6 6ie Mu1if miro BON einem Rla.
pieripieler geliefert. Sdon i'm flint
ten Sabre mirft Ta1tor @ltpocn tpdb.
rerb ser gooeiaiion in Mtlontic 9th
als 5eelforger, aber feline o1rodhtige
@emeinoe mehielt Don Sag gu Sag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

geilegung Der S6mieristeiten IN ben
&anbelSbeoiebungcn omii@en ben
Der. Staaten unb Bruitlien, bic bur4
bas Woraeben unierer @egterung &C.
gen oie braiiIianiide 4affeegportge.
fell :dlsit entitanSen finb. Mintfter
w." : trai aui Dem itol3eiten Rriegs.
ia; >er broiilianiiden Glotte. benz
E4la5tldiif uW}inas @eraeS". NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14

&unoerttnnienbe bon Beiudern
ltromen iabrIi9 aus Dem benahbar.
ten Seem Dorf no4 Dem Seebaoe
Mtlantic @itp an Ser &iite bon Seem
SerIep, NIT leinen Sportiptelpl6Beu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-14
Dec letbeabea 9seaf&tett 1xs 2tuberana.
Qouisotue. ah.. Oftober 1919.

2ouisoiue. ab.. O1tober 1914.
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3 tIoee1 bali. biefer 9eAanfe bro4fe MD Oh
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Se1 ese!~ 3?lla boQ NIB erfrif1enber Sold
fe8e 10 iuteber en. totpie ouf meiue Se.
ei1oestt ntr3te Der Rerbenadrier 3oubertot.
Ueo1e Lott 6o4 9Httei nod LANCE fir bic u
>eaoe DRent&bet er9alten.
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4err .Btarrer Mtbp aus 6ebu1o,tr. Snb..
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gen S3latoftefeit nabm,. ueI@e tRH f@ou. felt
IL Sa9ren plagte. 6ettbem t9Ldtt e nteber
Gut uno eupfiebIt ben Rerbenffdrfer bater.
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-. Mrme erbaIten au9 bic Wtebiain umfonft
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Doom. paitor R5sie. Sort @apne. Sub.. ~Subere,te'
uno test unter teiner anpeiiung bon Der
KOENG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
81 w. Lake ST., near Dearborn.
Set Apstbetern ~ batet fls
500 ote 8Iat3e, 6 0Iatdbsn fur Sx.00j
0rote $1.76, 6 f1r $500.
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s1omas MeIfou Sage (oben).
Bleaiant u. @tooau (Witte).
@iniam 6. @onaoles (unteu).
Masd Die orei lettgenannten $erren
eeboren oem Berufe Der 56rtfnteQer
uno 3eitungsleiter an uno baben lid
lebbaft fir oie a%anot0atur @llions
innerbolb Der Bartei unb feline nod.
folgenbe Grmdblung intereifiert. Ils
@obn zines friberen @l1baners iolte
fim @on5dIe8 fit Sen ibm iibertrcge-
re1 8ojten beion6ers eignen.
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@ottesbienft an, Meere.

Die Qtrde anf ber bretteruen etranbprsu, eaabs
TN eeebabe atldutte. 9th.
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New Process
Steam Laundry.

9euft SIR Gtpas pun Cure Wa'd's?
Eenn 10, oatn miro es ii6 @nd9 LOB.
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suer gi9entbum bebaroela, -ls lpaIe e.
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oraudeu tei,,e Ghemitalen; mir peroer Per
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eeine Nrbcit uno bette Bebanol1n9
;poQt, Damn oentt an ms unlere Yre!z
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bel orge, @ure 8~amilientpal@e b1ll19er
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
VERNAL-

vERNAL. Sept. E.-The Mes.s Jennie Nsison.
Phyili. snbcy and Minnie Hatch left lsst veex
for Smlthtield. whe=e they Will spend the win
ter. Miss s.beJ Will attend school In Logan
Jarues Me.ss left Saturday morning Via MACK.
Colo. for Logan, rhcrc ne will attend the Asri
cultural college
Mrs. Jouie Wolfe. who has been sprrding the
summer with her parents. Mr. and Mro. Dan
Evans, Icit Tuesdsy for her home In Needles.
Cal.
Mrs Jesse Evan. loft for hsr homo In Colo
rado last week to be r1th her mother who is
seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Necha Chomsky left .his morning .or
Newark. y. j., whore sa. viii spend the winter
with her sister. Mrs z. Goldberg
Messrs. w,laon Murray end Cs=I Hacking
turned Wednesday from visit TO Salt Lake and
vicinity
Among those who attended the great Uintah
Basin fair MT Fort Duohesae were Mrs. John S.
Hacking Mrs. Blackburn Mr. and NH B. ..
Neheker. NJ. and Mn. Reocsu Calder L,sor Read
or, DR.. Tolhurut. DE- and Ard N r. Martin
" ~. Shepherd. Lyle Fisher ard Leon Pack.
]. L. Hayes. former manager OF the ASHLEY
Coop. left this week FOR ST. Joseph No Mr.
Mnyes very popular here and II Is With deep
regret that the people OF Ashley valley see him
go Ho will take UP biD work with the
Richardson Dry Goods people Of s.. Jossph- HIS
headquarters Will be In Sal. Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
SPANISH FORK.

| SPANISH FORK, Sept 27.-Miss Anne
Larsen of this city and Fred Hartman
Of Mammoth were married Wednesday
evening at the home OF the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Marlnus Larsen
Bishop George Hales performed the cere-
mony
The many friends OF Miss Clara Finch
OF this city and Roy Selman OF Benjamin
married quietly IN Provo last Monday.
Miss Jane Greer was hostess at a
shower given Thursday evening, compll-
fnentary to Miss Nora Rowe. a bride Of
the early fall,
Mrs. Taylor Thurber left Saturday for
short visit with friends and relatives
In Richfeld.
The members OF the Alta club met last
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Archie Brockbank. The following Off
GERS we're elected for the year. Mrs. Fred
Jackman. president; Mrs. Archie Brock
bank, vice president; Mrs David II.
Jones, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. W.
c. Beckstrom. reporter. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Miss Maggie Miller gave a box party
honor OF her birthday
Mr. and Mrs. George A, Yates left
Tuesday morning for Holbrook. Ida.
where Mr. Yates Is thinking OF making
their future home.
Miss Emma Brockbanls Of this city and
Rolo Hall OF Springyile were married
Thursday at the county clerks office
Mrs. David Brimhall will leave Monday
for Salt Lake City. where she and Mr..
Brimhall will make their home.
Miss Nellie Bell entertained Monday
evening at a delightful china shower. In
honor OF Miss Anne Larsen a bride Of
the week Decorations OF red hearts and
red ssters We're used in profusion, place
guests were present. Throughout the
evening games were played, and prizes
were won by the Misses Isabella Evans.
Anne Larsen and Alverda Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bailey OF Lara
ME. Wyo, arrived In Spanish Fork Fri
day and will spend their vacation visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Bailey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Url Stewart
Mrs, Albert Maxwell gave a Sunday
dinner for Mr and Mrs. Flavel and Miss
Mary Flavel.
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LOGAN.

LOGAN. Sept N-Ruth Niblcy celebrated her
eighth birthday Thurp6ay afternoon. and In honor
OF tho eysnt her slster. Mr5. Luther Howell. on
terthiped fifteen ltlo guests at protty ohildron
party. Game. furnished the amusement and a
dainty birthday luncheon was geryed
Mrs- z. woltrim entertained number of guests
at delightful bridge tea ut hcr homo Friday
aftsrnoon Tho gueSt0 were seated at three tables
and prizes awarded. Tho rooms fra
grant with fall flowers and pottcd plants aud
following the games refreshments wcro served.
Mien @ary Card. Of the October brides Ito -bo,
tho guest OF honor al prsttlly planned cycn-
Ing party In tho form OF parcel 0howcr given
Thursday by the telephone girls Supper was
ocrved and Mish Card was tho recipient OF q mum.
Dor OF beautiful giftG.
mot Friday with Mrs A. ~. Clayton with largo
attendance, An interesting programme car.
ried out and refreshments wore Gerved. The rooms
wcro attractive with beautiful pioutS and cut
flowers,
Tho paughter OF the wiItord woodruff camp
hold an Interesting meeting Friday at tho home
OF Mre. j. r. Thomas. large number OF :ho
rnoubers present and delightful programme
carried out.
Tho A. C womau'E Faculty league held It's
firat meeting for tho fall season at tho college
Friday afternoon oBd 10 celebrate tho occasion.
elaborate picnic luncheon was enjoyed. TO
which all members Of tho faculty were invited.
Ml.s Argne Campbell md btiss Kate Stsynor
Of Salt I.sko were tho guests Of Mrs. Serge r,
Baiif during tho week
Prof. Frank Arnold has returned 10 Logan after
delightful summer spent In the east.
Mn julia n. Niboy and daughter. Nr,. Roy
Bullcn. have gone TO Bear Lake. where they
Will spend the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Moscs Holt che guests OF
M and Mr. sylvan Needham.
Mr. apd Mu. " l.. Halliday OF Sal. Lake
arc visiting With Mr. and Mru- Jessie Earl.
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EPHRAIM.

EPHRAIM, Sept 17.-oae OF the successful af-
fairs OF the season was the missionary surpTtss
party given By the North wa-d Relief society, as
the homo OF Chris Falstsr In honor OF bis son
Allen, who Is labor!ng as missionary ir Eng
land Tho home was beautifully decorated With
protusion of cut Flowers. Rsfreshmeuts were
served and the evening was pleasantly spent
saay musical selections given. Thoss TAX
ing par. were Mrs. T. A. Beal and Miss Eens
Anderson. Lucille nne Grace johnson, Glen and
Apollo HsnGen- seventy-siVe guests wero present
Mru sidney jenkins the charming hostess
AZ q dinner parry given at her homo Sunday
Those present Mr. and MrL Eyr7m Screu-
sen and NJ and M-B Lutte BeaI
Fred Rasmussen is rejoicing the arrival OF
new nso!stunt cashier at bis homo.
A pleasant little for<s party vas the one given
q, the home of Mr.. and Hrs; j n. Hansen SUNDAY
afternoon IN honor OF thci- Dcnaies tenth
birthday anniversary. Refreshments were served-
the many little friends present wero Mae Barton,
Edith Stella Carrie aad Mecrt1e Hansen aad
tho Masters George Barton. Cannon Tnompsoc,
Ray and Marion Noyes, Ray Funt, Joseph Nelson
Fcrajs Peterson MoyIe Nelson, Lincoln Thoup-
son and Cdeu and Blaine sorenssr.
The marriage OF Niles Nellie Johnson and Jack
Bridge took pIace at Maat "Wednesday NJ and
Mss Bridge will spend eeyerI veeks In salt
Lake.
Mrr C. J. Christensen entertained n hoaor Of
her birthday, many friends and roatvee being
present An elaborate luncheon was seTved
Tho missionary party given AZ the Social hall
Friday IN honor Of Seymour Christensen WIS
pronounced success
NJ and Mrs Fred Trttle OF Mand. formerly
OF this city. loft Friday for Los Angeles. where
,ir Tuttis will cntor tho medical COLLEGE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
MT. PLEASANT.

Brandon entertained Monday for Mr and Mrs.
Roland Hill OF Salt Lake city. who are bore for
q short Tine. guests of relatives on n honey
moon tour Mira Hill. formerly Miss Vivian
Rossnlot. vac .or many years residen. Of this
city. Many wore present to enjoy tho refresh
mcn,s and entertainment Or Tuesday another
party In honor OF The young couple made tip
afternoon returning early enough Tor lunch
con.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Graham entertained at
OF John R. Anderson. who LETT on Wednesday for
en-, On, We we're NJ. M and Ms FTsn1toa: Mt and Mrs.
J. N. chrisuunaen Mr.. and Mrs- Fred Olsen.
A. U. Miner. Mrs: Laura chrstisnaen, Mrs vllats
soronGon. Sven 0. Nelson. Mrs. Pauline Olsen.
Ms. Ada Cruiser and Mrs. stens Olsen
city were married In Salt Lake Wednesday Of
this veek. Tho bridegroom is toD OF John
Larsen and the bride 4 daughter OF Andrew
Rolph.
tor Ada and DR.. E. g. Mills ve:o members OF
party that spent week in Flute and Garfield
counties. returning early this week.
Splendid entsrtainment vas furnished Two score
Of friends OF Mr. and Mn. H. c. eeaumann Tues
day evening. tho occasion being the dttie:h a..
ent were Nj and MT A, johnson. Mr 'oi and Mrs Mrs
F. c Jensen, Mr. and Mrz r. A, Broadhurst.
y Mr. and and M,s. r.. Jensen Mr ua ard MEH- s.
Mrs. Fred Rasmussen. Mr.. ane Mrs. Authneli
Carter. Mr.. and MIS-. George Brand, Mr. md
Mrs. a o. Sutton. M.. md MIS-. George clemep-
sen. Mr. and Mrs. ]. ". McGsun. II c. Jacobs
Mr. and Mis-. J. NJ Boyden. Mr.. aad Mrs. W
Cherry. Mr.. and MrS. C ". sorenson Mr., and
Mrs, John O. Jones. Mr, and Mrs. George Chris
tensen Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Strung. Burke Nc
Arthur.
A bundle shower was given By MIS- Eyrum
Madscu Wednesday. 3fisG Magnolia Larsen 4
bridc-to-bc OF tho early fall being the recipient
sweec peas aud dnhIiaa were used In the docora-
tionS. Those present MIS-. A. C. Madsen.
MTs a. 3. Waldcmar. Mrs. P, NJ. Macarthur,
Mrs L. P. Madsen, Mrs. Byron Carter Mrs.
John Sian,!c!d, Mrs. Asa Goats. Mrs. A c. Wall.
Mrs George Guvicr. Mrs Clarence Jacobsen Irs
Sorcn Jacobsen. MIS-. Charles Jacobsen. Mrs.
NIcls IaTscn, Mrs. Authnell Ca-toT Mis-. L. c.
Rasmussen Mrs James Monson Mrs Harold
Soronsou. MIS- s. W Johnson and Mrs Selma
Jepscn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
BINGHAM.

BINGHAM. Sept. o7.-Mrs. George
Chandler visited with friends irr salt Lake
this week
The members OF the y. 3. club met last
Friday afternoon with Mrs. David Evans.
After lew hours spent socially refresh
ments were served.
Ruth Rebekah lodge No. held it's an
niversary service In Society hall on last
Tuesday evening. An elaborate supper
was enjoyed.
In honor Of her birthday. the members
Of the e. B, club delightfully."- surprised
Monday evening. The hours were spent
socially. after which refreshments were
served
The members Of the woodcraft circle
and many friends OF Mrs L. A. Ledger
gave her farewell party al her home
IN music and games. after which re-
freshments were served. Mr.. Ledger and
family will leave in few days for
Idaho.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabees gave a
dance and card party In Society hall last
Wednesday night. large crowd being
present. Prizes in whist were awarded
as follows: Ladies-F'irst, Mrs. William
Boland; second, Mrs, Henry Sorenson
consolation. Mrs. Carrie Jackson. Cen
tlemen-Flrst, Fred Palmer, second.
Dave Cook. Mr.. Farrell was given fhe
BOBBY prize Luncheon was served at
midnight,
On Sunday noon, at his home in Lehi.
will take place the marriage OF John
Condas and Miss Demltre Sarre, the cere-
mony being performed by the Greek
priest of Salt Lake City. The bride has
been a resident of the camp for several
years. residing with her parents at No.
81 Carr Fork. Mr., Condas has been In
camp for number Of years, being In the
dairy business. and Is also a wealthy
ranch owner. The couple will make their
home on the Condas ranch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
PLEASANT GROVE.

PLEASANT GROVE. Sept T.-Mr. and Mrs
a,,Anr sraddeT spent Sunday as the guests Of
Mn. b. Thornc Salt Lake visitor
Thursday
aFs. Alfred Aston left Wednesday .or Mont
pc'cr Idaho 70! two weeks yis,.
~ W. annie ,,, Mlla and daughters. Sadie and
week.
fvaar suadberg is vIstine relatives a. Rex
burg tdaAo.
Mrs. Emm" Malln Of Salt Lake spent sundl.
with her mother Mrs. Janra Nelson.
Mrs. Joseph jacobson entertained a. birthday
dinner Monday. Covers we're laid for tvonty
Miss Vida Fasc returned home THURSDAY from
weeks visit with frionds IN Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mts; Il L. Clarl, aud daughter Ethel
spent Monday In Sal, Lake City
Warren Alrcad Of Fountain Greou zan a pleas
ant Grove visitor TUESDAY.
Mrs. Vera DnhoneE. who has been visiting With
nor friends Nr aud Mrs. Cobbls-. Jeff thls week
for Ruth. New,
B. N. fiemmIng and J. ". E. Stewart Of Be-
ment: III. are the guests OF Dr. and Mrs. Il
81. Vance.
L, P Lund was Sal, LAX. visitor this
week.
Miss vcrsie Graz entertained Friday orenipg
IN honor Of Miss Ethel Bank5 Of Salt Lake
Thoso present the Misses Marion Tanner
Chloe Thorne. Laura Walke- the Mesars RoT
Wilson, Errold Halliday. Lynn Robson. Lewis
larson. DauDnc Stewart and Basil walker. The
hos,ess assisted By her sister. Miss Beatrice
Gray.
James e. Poulson was Sal, Lake visitor the
last OF the week
Oscar Johnson. who has been at Boise. Idaho
ior tic past month LEFT Thursdny for New York.
where re ~ill attend the Cornell university.
Miss Hcdve johnson entertained the Agsuda
club at her homo Friday evening Dainty refresh-
incnts were served 70 the following Misses
Cleone Lund. Mae CLARK Sadie Mills. Emma
oyerlade. Vida Halliday and Rua Stewart
Mt. Annie Bishop and Daughter Etfie have
turned to thcir homo 10 Salt Lake. after tro
weeks visit With relatives here
Raymond Nelson entertained Tho members OF
tho fice department and their wives wednes-
day evening at his residence. Tho evening
spout In social cha. and games. after which
luncheon servef.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
LEHI.

I.EHI Sept a7--The Atheninn club held tn
regular wednesday afternoon meeting and tho nr.t
lesson on tho subject OF sociology was nfSgoed
The secrctary was authorized 10 purchase some
sdditfonnl books for supplemental reading Here
after tho meetings will Do held Wednesday hfter-
noon IN the Commercial club roonH
Mrs william Larson Of Blackfoot. Idaho. 10
upeudlne two vecks with hor parenu AF and
Ms. william Sharp.
Ms. J r. BTrdshaw and children arrived tnis
wo,k from Mugra,h, Alta- chnhda- TO opcnd tho
winter In Lshi.
william Hatfield returned wednesday from
y5snKyiIie. Ind, where ne attended the national
convention OF rural oaTlero
Mn. c. H. Boyd and p. W. Shelly. who have
te1n amending week with thor parents. hr
and Mrn Joseph Anderson: left WedneSda! Tor
their homes In Howell, Box Elder county.
Mr. and Hrs T. H. Davis entertained about
,fItv friends at peach festival Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. j. 2 cotter and son Clarence vent 70
IorpD saturday, when Clarence enterod the Afri-
cniturai college for the winter.
Tae msmbsrB Of the Commercial club and their
Siyes spspt Wednesday evoping at CARDS and
lunch tn the club rooms Melons. grapes and
peaches were served
Tba rehi oliver band gave tho third o,
,ertsa Of ur1ze balip In tho city pavilion Fr,dc1
evening.
The missionary wives and mothss were enter
tained Thursday evening at tho homo OF george
LovsrdEe.
Hiss Rachael Bone In spending ton days Visiting
-,d,h AS Euesne Bona NJ RiveTdsle near Ogdont