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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

"fianeee"--she WAS 90 introduced. She
Was attired IN 4 dressing gown and slip
pers and did not appear to be Ia any
hurry to leave.
Hearing all this. what else could ii.
10 Court do but to give the Countess a
decree. As the Judgment was all she
asked and because alimony is not asked
In the suits OF our best families. the
Court made no provision. The Inter-
locutory decree WAS entered and later
Justice Phiibin signed q final decree.
Again there was no allmony provision.
About this time the Countess's purse
became saiiow and worn. She sent word
10 friend ex-husband at his fine office
with the Turnout Construction Com
pany, In Madison avenue, that even
frugal portion Of his $1,000 salary would
be Immensely appreciated. The unchiv-
airous Counts reply was the filing OF q
suit against Chey aiier Leon Garcey for
S7b. 600 damages for alternating Madame's
affections.
NOT PISTOLS, But A GILL OF
PARTICULARS.
And the Chevaiier. what did he dor
Oh, no, no. there was no challenge. no
p.s,ols-nothIng but a mere demand for
n bill of particulars. And forthwith did
NJ lie Compile respond. saying that
while he was away helping Uncle Sam
10 dig the big ditch 81. lie chevaiier
ala oyerwhelm the Countess with ex-
pensive gifts. money. railroad passes
ana even Pullman berths. Also that he
paid her expenses in the divorce suit
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06
TOOK EVEN THE POODLE.
burglars Clean Out Apartment Of
Actor nud wife, Busy At Theatre.

When Galway Herbert. who has a part
In Peg o. My Heart" playing at the
Cort Theatre. returned this morning
from the theatre with his wife. Miss
Jane Wheatiy. also on the stage. TO their
apartment, No. &c West Thirty-eightfI
street. they found burglars had CLEANED
out the place. taking some 5000 worth
OF clothing. furs and s,ivorware.
Also Cherie, Miss wheatlsy's pet
poodle dog. was missing.
Detectives called In from the West
Th,rtieth street station found that other
apartments In tho building had been
robbed as well.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06
Her Jail Year May ne SOS Days.

Stefana Kupowszwic, twenty-s!x. no
home, was sentenced to jail for a year
In Special Sessions. Brooklyn. yesterday.
on a charge Of shopiiftlng. She was
also fined $780, y this is not paid--and
the woman declared she has no means
Of paying it--she will have to serve a
day for each dollar. which would mean
$50 days in all. She was arrested in a
Broadway department store Dec. 1e while
stealing dress goods and shirtwaists,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06
s5oo,ooo CHEEK TO CARDINAL
X Nights If C0lumbss Raised Fund
for Catholic University.

Tor CotuOtc tnbVepouVys
BALTIMORE. Ma. Jan. "a check
for 100000 from the Knights OF Column
bus of the United states for the Cath
Ollie University at washington was pre-
sented TO Cardinal Gibbons to-day BY
James A. Flaherty OF Philadelphia, 81.
preme Knight Of the order. Mgr.
Thomas J. Shahan. President Of the
university, and members Of the faculty
attended the ceremony at the Cardinal 9
residence.
In accepting the gift Cardinal Gibbons
thanked the donors In the name OF the
Holy See and Of the trustees Of the uni
vers'ty.
II find only one parallel for your
magnanimous deed-the building Of a
great medieval cathedral by loyal and
devoted merchants guilds OF those
former Catholic days." he said.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06

toward the tenements on stsnhope
street. but people were ready there with
tuckets and no further FIRE resulted.
Fire Chief Laliy arrived after the fist
alarm and sent In a second. In snort
time the FIRE was under control. but not
until the three buildings had suffered
damage estimated at more than $1,000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-06
COUNTESS FAILED
TO ASK Al|M0Ny;;
REOPENS CASE
Court Rules Waiver Signed
Under Stress Violates Spirit
of the Law.
I, SHE NEEDS PIN MONEY.
All Her Jewels Except One
Small One Gone, She
Wants $50 Weekly.
SHE NEEDS PIN MONEY.

I Picture . beautiful young countess
oBogos6 from her bed at Z o'clock In
~ mssnins. compelled to Gsn away
her lowsr In the wealthy Count Joseph
\ nA0en1sau Dc Gratresse's fortune and
7 loscsd. half clad and hystericai, from
~ Riverside Drive apartment de luxe
iots the cold December street and there
, - Sssk the aid OF iowiy policeman.
( Thsn. . year later. view the contrast
% the distinguished Count. Q noted
I, aueherity among civil engineers. iollinG
!tia luxurious ease on the plush divans
- TIE Enginssrs' Club and the lonely
Cguntess subs.suns on her jewels In
The sQuaiid hall bedroom Of . cheap
ledgins, house
7 Could Q Justice DO otherwise than
|. Jsdss Cohaisn did to-day when he 70.
epeasd the intsriocutory decree which
.Avorced the Countess from the Count
laet January after such . tale Of woes
\ semsntionabis were submitted to hint
~. no. Mons. he could not
Never before had His Excs,iency the
Court heard what took place In this
Ile9clusivs apartment where the noble
I4reoohman and his petite and slrllsh
p8ooems lived at the rate Of $500 Q
Death. besides rent Judge cohaian had
Aeasa the divorce suit and given judy.
iyueat but nothing like what the I'm.
|eevesishsd Countess now ssts forth was
llknown 70 him.
couple HAVE FIGURED IN d,
II vohcG COURTS EeFoRG.
Il Several times nave the Count and ths
jloDuntess figured In the divorce court ~
siy1DVe First came the divorce sui,
sse~Sht By Madame against the Count
naming Irene Won Muller. an ordinary
IIDeeooa from the stage. ~ correspondent
- Count did not defend the suit an,
~ Ceuntsos' affidavits now tell Why
WITNESSES testified at the divorce cas-
eAat hey found u. 10 Compile IN hi
eoakfest saiment With Nadsmolssiis tn
IloD-Feopondsnt-thsrs we're thrss-bsfes
~ -
Al agent Of the apartment tslA Of vi
e1nG The cou9t's rooms and finding
woman there. He apoiosissd and ~
: ~ only excused. but was introduces
Dc young soman was the Count
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Anderson Case 10 be Dismissed

Some time ago we published an ac-
count of tn arrest and preliminary
hearing of G. A. Anderson on a statu-
tory charge, alleged to have happen
ed with a young lady in American
Fork This paper minated at the
time that the county had a reason for
arresting and throwing a shadow on
Mr.. Anderson. The County Attorney
has now decided to recommend TO the
District Attorney that the case be dis
missed.
We think II but right that some Of
the facts in the case be published
The girl in the case and her mother
were emphatic that the offense charg-
ed In the complaint happened in Octo-
Der Several of Mr.. Anderson's
friends said that the girls story
could not be true, as they remember
ed distinctly having introduced the
two TO each other In the following
February or March. They remember
ed the date distinctly because OF q
certain basket ball game played III
Lehi. On cross examination 'h'
young lady emphatically corrobora''d
the story of Andcrson's friends III
every respect, excepting as to the
date when this basket ball game TOOK
place. which she alleged was played
In October.
AS invitations had been printed an
nouncing the basket ball game "hlcn
by the way, was the only one Aha'r'
son was ever interested in, ana hA'
Ing its time as the latter part OF Feo-
ruary. The county Is conVihc'u '"''
they have the wrong man in the case
and will not proceed with the prose
cution
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
JuniuS West Is
Coming 10 America
Len Liverpool September soth WIN
Probably Labor in United
States.

D..
and ,'''S from Junius West
a,,, 80 u ''ouuon' september 18th,
g.. '''' "' mas O'eh released and
-, o' WI ,"' Atlantic Ocean, in
l..,,s '' '"' ume OF writing his
g. 10 S"" from Liverpool on
Ky, ''''' '0'u. ABOUT the 10th of
NV. ''D' "' WI" arrive In Montreal
..u ',' NO ""' state whether he
- 'o'''' nome upon arriving in Am
''"' VI "n''N'f ne VIII be designed
W. W. W sum- conference m the United
o -, O"' as n' has been gone only
~ ','" 'noH'Is' ana as inc church is
,''' s'''nE many european misaionar-
~, ,' 70 "''ua 'u 'N. states it Is prob
'" NV, il, ""I NOT come directly home.
NV '''''' s'"''S 'lat ail the Elders
n''' o''" 'aN'h ou' OF the German,
" "'S' ana fr'h'h missions for at
''''' III a''ef ''' W." Us over aud
'''oS' whose Time had NOT expired
"o"'' W. assigned TO olhor fields
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Wilson Club Meeting

The wilson Club will hold meet
ing to the public in its new home.
the Rex Theatre building, on We'd
nesday night, October Z. at s O'Clock
The club has taken lease ON the
Rex Theatre and will give public
meeting every Wednesday evening
These meetings will be of the very
highest order, educational in nature
and not petty Jogging or mud sling
ing" The speakers Wednesday night
will be Prof. Christen Jensen. who
will discuss the foreign policy of the
Wilson administration, with special
emphasis upon the problems of in
ternational law and diplomacy that
the administration has to dea' with
In the Mexican embroglC, and the
present European crisis Prof Jen-
sen Is the foremost authority in the
state on the questions of information
al law and diplomacy, and is a very
earnest speaker.
County Attorney Grant c. Bagley
will also be present and discuss some
of the issues of the present campaign
from the point of veiw of their moral
significance and import The County
Attorney Is very pleasant and en-
tertaining speaker full of wit and
humor, and will undoubtedly afford
full portion Of merriment as we'll as
enlightment on the questions Of law
enforcement and Woodrow Wilson.
There will be several musical num-
bers on the program, and a lively time
is ensured Everybody come and
bring your friends. Eight o'clock,
Wednesday night, Rex Theatre
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
|Inent League
To Be Organized

We Union Parents, meeting last
Geo Stratup of Provo, was
ana made a stirring address
Oe''erment lines, after which
was general discussion of the
r. treated upon. John Holda-
ueOrse Larson and Mrs. Susie
|"' WIN their assistants, were
|a'ea committee to draft by
~ suggest names for permen-
|&cers
V'hnlltee met Thursday even.
nv elected John Halliday ms
4a" ana Mrs. Luella Thorne as
~ anu treasurer. There will
wee chairman, also lady and
"eu from each ward as mem
we executive committee. w
40 ~. ana Bert Olpin will repre-
'4' o'her two Pleasant Grov,
4. - wee presidents, and the
I"u l'lhdon members will be
,m '''er' after which the commit,
''porI to another meeting.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

CLOCK car were Just out OF the city
limits and were just getting M snood
when dog came running out The
light side wheels struck tho dos and
over went the car with its four occu
pants. A doctor was sen; for MIR and
Mrs. Conway and Mrs Fapc WON,
back to Pleasant Grove and MIR Faro
went on to American ork The doctor
dressed the wounds and Mr. played
the lrishman's part in the play
Mr. Conway is foreman over the
construction gang on the Orcm ro,d
and it wGs his car that the party was
riding.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
MRS. HAYES W0NoRED

The Mutual Girls OF the S''""'
Ward enyo their retiring president
Mrs Hattie Hayes, a pleasant SUI.
Prise party in the Tabernacle MoNo''
evening Mrs. Hayes has been pr''''
dent for the past six years ana US .
ogon Of the appreciation Of her pas.
iobors the girls gave her heau'"u'
brass Iardniere. There was "''' ~
program and refreshments
hross iardneer Tcre was also " p'o
gram and refreshments.
Mrs. Emma oyerlodo is Mrs. 'i'y''
,nooossor She has not yet chose"
her councillors
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Funeral Services
For Jeppa Nelson

Funeral services for Jeppa Nielsen
were held in the Tabornacl, Sunday
afternoon, al o'clock p IN.
The house was filed with friends
who como from surrounding wards
Bishop 5. l.. Swenson presided and
the choirs Of the three wards furnish
ed music. The caskot Of solid oak
was a literal bank Of flowers r. ID.
Wadley offered the opening prayer
and Joseph Thorne offered the bene-
diction; Bishop Olpin dedicated The
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
c. Harvey
Safe In America
NJ. Arrival In Montreal
y, visiting n sister in Washing

Harvey, son of Mayor and
harvey rIa is safe in America
from him last Sunday,
~ Ma safe arrived an Mon
f,n,da. and another :, one 4, re- re,
mU days later told OF his
| Cav York and his intention
Warrington, where his sister,
la West, lives.
r',a.v n letter and five post
,.,m t,ermany and a letter
IN board the ship, were
| ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey. In
T., written on the ship he
r., he was just passing some
I, Of the coast of New Found
4, would be glad when the
L,,,ed in the harbor. On the
w. one hundred Mormons re-
10 Utah a III o n &
rere Elihu Call, 0rgainst
md Romania Hyde who had
Ip3rIpg music and Harold Good
He had seen June West
lam who had arrived from
k,nd too late to get the boat
lisa, on which date Mr.. Harvey
gpOOl.
| hitter from Germany was the
Viewed since the wGr had got
hood start and at a time when
no Intention of leaving Leip-
n which conference he had
PRESIDENT for some time He
|st he people had no reason
n as to his welfare, that he
|eIng more freedom in travel
Iund among the branches than
|sn granted for a long time.
|Ore effective work In the mis-
way was being accomplished,
j German people had become
|sllglous, and were attending
Etlngs better
hated that we could hardly i'm
! how joyfully the German sold
10 war They go as II going
|sasure trip. The sad ones are
III at home, Even the women
lIke to fight il they could. When
D declared, the excitement was
Fbsble. Now 1t Is more quiet.
! would like to read an Ameri-
per-the reports are so differ
different countries. So far as
u learn Germany was victor
Many are suffering now be-
81 the war, and II II continues,
will result.
people are very patriotic and
EVICTION to their country the
thing on earth.
u Harvey has been gone but
n months, he will be assigned
le mission in American. prob.
ie Northern States.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Democrats Name Precinct Officers

The Democrats held primary sat
urday evening and nominated Ezra
Walker for Justice of the Peace and
\. f. Cobbley as Precinct Constable
The Republican nominees are c. Il.
Thomas for Justic and Lawrence All
red for Constable.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
ELIAS PIERCE NOW
WEARS THE STAR

Elias Pierce, the new city marshal
commenced wearing his star JhurS-
day morning. He has no particular
policy to carry out, except inc ~"
ro,cement of the city ordinances
From another source It Is learn,o
hat certain fruit peddlers will proO.
ably be more careful with the chara'-
ter of the loads they have on th'ir re-.
.nrn iourneys. The new marshal mas
the support of all the people "n't y.
is amply justified by his record II
holding a similar position be fore
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
THRESHING SEASON ENDED

Pleasant Grove does something he.
sides raise fruit. This season over
$4,000 bushels of grain were throsb-
ed In Pleasant Grove by the three
threshing outfits, divided as follows.
John Nelson and company $4,000
Iron Clad company $1,000 ana War.
burton and Hayes company $4,000
The threshing season is now ever
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
'''M MISSIONARIES
10 BE RELEASED

Ap5e,,,.lr received this week from
Irep c.' sou who is president of the
bs h., ''ehee In Norway, stated
M ala llu Instructions to release
and ','' whose terms was nearly
b tho prepare the mission to
s,ed ANA branches in the hands of
order ' '''ed local brethren. The
rens'.,"' was taken as hint that
at spy w., x elders might be called
''pe on short notice. We'd
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Ira Nelson Married

MIR. and Mrs Niels Nelson announce
the marriage Of their son, Ira, to Miss
Ella lockwood of Iona, Idaho. in the
salt Lake Temple on October End
They will reside in Iona, Idaho.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
'''l '''hRlSrAL INITIALS

c s'y Miss Lila Wadley and Lee
D.n. ,''a'l went to Provo, secured
ana were married. The
| w' Du laughter of Mr.. and Mrs
n D.. au'ey, and the groom is .
n ~ '''r crystal Of Albion, Idaho.
young people will reside.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03
Grove Department

nesday. cablegram from presidont
Hyrum NJ. Smith, stated that all tho
elders in the continent had been re-.
leased. This will probably mean that
Elder Anderson will soon come boro
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Flower declined 40 cents per dun
drcd pounds here last Thursday.
A fine baby boy was born Monday
to the wife of Mr. Clifton Clark.
The digging of sugar beets was sus-
pended Wednesday for one week.
Gloomy Dance. Smuin's Academy.
Friday October 9. 1914
Mr.. j +. Clark spent the early part
of the week in Provo on business mat
tcrs
Roylance and company IL filling the
Beers building with onions. sacked
from the Gleason farm
Mr. Glen Mathews. who has been in
Salt Lake City for the summer, ar
rived home Thursday.
A saving of 20 to 80 l-3 per cent
II YOU buy your Coats for Children,
Misses or Ladies' at Chipman's Bar
gain Basement 3-1t
Antoine Hecker returned this week
from Salt Lake City, whore he has
been working for the past two months.
H. w, Lund left for Salt Lake City
Friday with six head of horses. which
he will exhibit In the State Fair.
Among the larger shoots Thursday
morning were IA ducks by Dave West
and Charley Harper, and II by Bert
Olpin and Fred Shoell.
Alexander Bullock, one OF our most
respected citizens, Is very low, caus-
ing anxiety among his many friends.
Latest reports are that he is little
better.
100 dozen Boys and Girls Fleece
Lined Union Suits. age 2 to IA. worth
75c to 800. at Chipman's Bargain
Basement only 49c per suit 3-1t
Guy Richards arrived home this
week from Cherry Creek. where he
has been working this summer. He
will take missionary course at the
b. Y. L. at Provo.
The roof has been put on the new
: Tithing ONCE and Isaac Wagstaff and
son of American Fork. are now plast-
: ering the walls and ceiling. The
building IL credit to the city.
The organization OF the First Ward
i Y. l.. NJ. /. A. was completed this
week. The officers now are Jos. w.
Halliday. President, with Roy Win
ters and West Jacobs as his council
ors
Under the direction OF Murray
Twelves. the county road supervisor,
teams are hauling shale from the
= Wadley beds. surfacing the county
road between here and American
Fork.
Monday. October 9Th. Joy will make
81 photos for $3.50 per dozen, and
give free a large sepia photo In lat
est style folder mount. size 11xl7. No
studio In Salt Lake can make better
work at any price Have your Christ
mas pictures made now 3-lt
Mr. SAINT Walker. who has been suf-
9 fering from ulcer OF the stomach,
went to the l.. ID. S. Hospital several
days this week for consultation and
treatment. At first it was thought he
would have to undergo an operation,
= however. the doctors think one will
d not be necessary He Is now stopping
d at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. c.
|
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

aud confined to her bed.
Jos. h Thornc was salt Lake
visitor Friday.
Mr.. Archie Nelson has gone to Ida
no. where he is employed.
Mrs Pyrus Andrus is home for a
two weeks visit with her parents
Mr.. George Clatt OF Provo was
Pleasant Grove visitor Tuesday
Gloomy Dance, smuins Academy,
Friday, October ., 1914.
MIR T.. T. Culmcr is spending sew
eral days in Salt Lake city on bust
ness
Mrs. Roy Thornton presented her
husband with new baby girl early
this week
Miss Nina Nelson of salt Lake, has
been visiting relatives in Pleasant
Grove this week
Sample Line of Childrcn's, Misses
aud Ladies' Shoes. 80 l-3 per cent
saving at Chipman's Bargain Base
mcnt 3-1t
Mr. J. w. West, who rs teaching
school In Tooelc, spent the week end
with his Pleasant Grove relatives
Rumor has II that Mrs Maggie Sor-
rcnson will be married in the near
future to n Mr.. Nielsen, respected
resident of Heber.
Miss Sarah Williamson, who has
been spending the past three months
with friends in Southern California
will arrive home today
Mrs. Harriet Gardner Is suffering
from heart trouble and continues very
low Miss Harriet Dyer of Salt LAX,
City is here looking after Mrs Gard
ner.
MIR. and Mrs. Abe Warburton arriv
ed from AChly, this week, and viii
remain here for month visiting rela
tives and putting up fruit
Guy Richards and Ruel Adams re
turned home this week from Man
moth, where they have been spend
ing the summer.
Miss Mary Jorgenson has been tn
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mr.
II. Jorgenson, the past week.
The stork left baby girl at tn
home of Thomas Lowell Wednesda
morning All concerned are dom
' nicely
Sweaters are handy, Sweaters AZ
warm. If YOU buy at Chipman's so
' do yourself no harm, Sample line {
Bargain Basement. g.
During the dance, or any othc
time, Is good time to call at Ill
Culmer Hotel, where sandwiches {
Il short orders are served.
Joseph W Thornc loaded "A car I
l. apples in bulk this week They wei
II consigned to Hancock Brothers in Sa
Lake City.
n Miss Annie Barton and Mr. Thomi
3 Hanson of American Fork, are sche'
uled to be married in the near n
ture.
r. Mrs Hannah CroXford left yestc
day for Garfield, where she will sper
the winter with her son, BlanchaI
Is Croxford
Mrs. Harry Williams came in fro
Phoebe, Nevada, Thursday, to Wis
rs with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lou
Is S Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Sundbcrg wei
" to Rcxberg, Idaho, last Saturda
S. Mr.. Sundberg will assist his brothe
in the contracting business for
month
y The duck shooting season open'
Thursday morning The bOmbardir
, easily reminded one Of the transa
;, lions now taking place on the &c
man frontier. So far no one has bee
arrested for exceeding the limit II
ports are that the shooting was poe
,s Mr.. and Mrs V. f Conkie OF We
,c nal. who came in to attend confe
encc, are visiting with Mrs. Conkey
parents, Mr. and Mrs Henson Wa
II ker. They drove overland, comi'
" dwon Provo canyon, and Mr.. Conk'
p declares that many prosperous tow
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-03

Bishop James H. Walker was Il
Salt Lake visitor Friday
Miss Tavern Black of Moore, idaho,
will spend the winter with Mr. and
Mrs Ben Blake.
Mrs. Kruse and daughter, Ruby
have returned, after spending a few
days i'm Salt Lake and Ogden.
| Mrs. C. H. Miller has returned to
/ Denver after spending two weeks
with relatives in Pleasant Grove.
Mr.. Lester Kirk of Salt Lake City
is spending the week in Linden, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs A, w Johnson
a fine baby girl arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Nels Fugal Thurs
day night All concerned doing well
Mr.. q r. Nelson of Heber was visit
ing friends in Pleasant Grove Satur
day aud Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fugal spent Sat
urday and sunday with friends ant
relatives In Benjamin,
Mrs. James a. Francom of Benja
min. was visiting friends in Plcnsan
Grove this week.
Mrs p. c. Adamson of American
Fork. was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
n. $. Humphries yesterday
Miss Annie Slack of American Forl
was the guest of Miss Chloe Thorn
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ella r. Spencer of Logan,
HE guest Of her sister, Mrs A. !
,hipmau, for a few days
Mrs. Sarah West of Murray, wa
Inc guest Of relatives and friend
Thursday
Mrs. l.. +. Adams OF Storrs, Is tn
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and MR.
C. p Larson
Mrs Luna b, Clark went to Sal
. lake Thursday morning She eN
pects 10 spend the winter there.
Mrs Seua Peterson of Mexico an
Mrs Christina Sorrenson Of Leh
nent day the past week the guest
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Soirensol
The Third Ward Young Ladies ma
7pe of the largest general display
n rbe fair. They had over $50 bottle
Of fruit alone.
@ vgrm Blankets, Wide Blankets, a
taos all colors Sample line, a say
81 no or % 70 80 1-3 per cent. CHI
t MINIS Bargain Basement 81
vbe Third Ward Young Ladies Al
d ocioton opened their seasons Wor
d. ui,h 4 social in the Tabernacle MOI
.e i,, evening There was a progra'
o and refreshments.
Mrs D. II Robson of Monll q
,d,d the funeral of her talhe
.rro Nelson, on Sunday last ~
,rnad TO Manti Tuesday