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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18

Adelia Leonard. 1t is in the form o
a cantata.
Last Friday afternoon the Woman's
club had a meeting. A number of new
members were taken in and IL was de
cided to hold meeting at the schoo
house when Rev. r. S. Haney of Mo
line will give an address. The ladies
decided to make some improvements
in the village the first Saturday in
April.
The Misses Goldie and Leona Ran
som departed for Sheffield accompan-
led by their mother Mrs. Robert Ran
som. to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Shelton of Port Byron visited
relatives here last week.
Last Saturday Miss Myrtle Pleneus
was brought home from Moline and is
now ill with pneumonia.
Last Friday afternoon the Silvis
Carnation Sewing circle was very de-
lightfully entertained at the home of
Mrs. G. ]. Smith at her home, 207S
Fifth avenue, Rock Island. An elabo-
rate dinner was served at o'clock.
Harold Osborne of Lafayette spent
Saturday and Sunday here with his
mother.
Ben Nelson has returned home from
Brainard, Mimi, where he was look
ing after his property.
William Peterson and sister, Ada,
departed for a ten days visit in Den
yer. They will also visit other places
of interest in the west.
Mrs. II. J. Becker of Peoria visited
relatives here last week.
Last Friday evening Miss Hattie
Swanson carried out 4 very nice fare
well surprise party at the home of the
Misses Blanche, Luella and Beatrice
Runsey, who departed this week &C
companied by Mrs. Runsey for their
new home at Des Moines, Iowa. After
some time spent in music, games and
contests luncheon was served. The
hostesses received several pretty
gifts as tokens of esteem. Their many
friends will regret their departure
from the village as they have been
prominent workers in the Baptist
church here for several years.
The members and friends of the La
dies Aid society of the Memorial
Methodist church were entertained at
the home of Mrs. Fred Ball last Thurs
day afternoon. A large number were
present anu Il nice luHcH lOllOWeu
some time spent in sewing and general
sociability. 1t was a very pleasant
and profitable meeting.
Mrs. Louis Newton and children are
visiting relatives at Port Byron.
Mrs. David Beveridge was paid a
visit by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vascon-
,ellus of Valley Junction.
Lee Snyder and family visited in
last week. Mr.. Snyder has !
taken a position at Brooklyn, Iowa.
Conrad Wilson of Minneapolis visit !
ed relatives here Sunday.
The members and friends of the Bap- !
It's Ladies' Aid society will meet at the !
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William En-
merett next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Williams entertained a
number of her friends at an informal
luncheon last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Thomas Wainless entertained
he Birthday club Tuesday at a st.
Patrick luncheon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
SILVIS STABBING CASE
Is CONTINUED TEN DAYS

The case against George Joeyich of
Silvis. who stabbed Michael Kayaec-
vich in a Silvis saloon last Saturday.
has been continued by Chief of Police
Coakley for a period of 10 days, and
Joevich is being held without bail in
the county jail. According to the test
mony brought forth at the preliminary
hearing the stabbing was the result OF
quarrel. Kavaecvich was stabbed
in the breast but not seriously injured.
The physician who has charge of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
SILVIS

| Last Thursday the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Andrew Tubbs was the scene of
very pleasant social gathering on the
I occasion of their twenty-fifth wedding
relatives, friends and neighbors were
present as invited guests. An elabo-
rate dinner was served and the host
and hostess were the recipients of
some handsome presents. Mrs. Wal
lace Murray assisted her mother in
serving.
Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. John
Ransom entertained the Kensington
Embroidery club. After some time
passed in needlework and chatting a
nice lunch was served by the hostess.
The club will next meet at the home
of Mrs. Ulysses Bell.
Last Saturday evening Charles
Young of the Railroad hotel very de-
lightfully entertained a number oil.
his men friends at st. Patrick lunch
con when all prizes were won by
Louis, Albert and John Korb. Green
and white were the colors used in
table and house decorations.
Mrs. J. b. Faulkner entertained a
number of her friends at an informal
luncheon last Friday evening when
Mesdames William Slower and II. ].
Becker were the guests of honor.
Frank Staley has gone TO Garden
City, Missouri, where he has taken
a position as train dispatcher.
a splendid entertainment will be
given by some of the school children
at Kidneys hall next Thursday and
Friday evenings under the supervision
of the Woman's club, assisted by Miss |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
THIEVES BUSY IN
PLOW CITY AGAIN
Enter Barnes Crosby Engraving
Offices and Get Small
Amount of Money.

Thieves were busy last night
IN Moline. entering the Barnes Crosby
company engraving Offices in the
Kerns building. and getting away with
$3.50 in cash. and 100 watt tungsten
electric light globe. The cash was
taken from a drawer in one of the
desks which was pried open. while the
globe was removed from the chandel-
fer.
There were no marks or signs TO in
dictate that entrance was forced, so
the police think the thieves had pass
key. The desk is the only object in
the room which was molested.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
MAJOR FIELDING
WILL TALK HERE
Head of Volunteers of Americ,
to Occupy Pulpits in City
Sunday.

Major General Fielding Of the u.
unteers of America, whose fleadou,r
ers are located in Chicago. will spss.
here Sunday morning and evening e.
planning the work of the volunteers ana
what they propose doing In Moline. h
the morning the major will occupy ths
pulpit at the First Congregation
church and in the evening will spess
at the First Baptist church.
Major Fielding will remain all dsy
Monday at the Manufacturers' hotel
and may be interviewed there by sry
Moline people desiring further inform
alton or who wish to ask question r.
garding the Volunteers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
OBITUARY RECORD
Willard Sullivan.

Willard Sullivan, aged 81 years, died
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Frank Fries, 243O Eighteenth and a
half street, after an illness of two
years with dropsy. He was born in
New York in 1S47 and came to this
city when young man.
Left to mourn are four sons and
three daughters, Mrs. Haley of Peoria,
the Misses Mabel and Blanche of this
city, Arthur of Belvidere, Eugene of
Independence, Iowa, Joseph of Peoria
and George of this city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
STATIONARY GwGiNEERS
RENT THEATRE FOR DAY

At meeting last night of the Sta
tionary Engineers association. it was
decided to rent the Bio theatre for one
day at which time the films being cir
culated by the National Film company
together with stereopticon views of in
terest to mechanics will be shown. In
addition regular films will be shown
for the accommodation of those who are
not particularly interested in mechan-
ical and engineering science.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
PLOW COMPANY NOW
SECOND IN LEAGUE

BY winning three straight games
from Deere & Co. in the ,ianufactur-
ers' Bowling league last night, the Mo-
line Pillow company took second place.
The team has now won 20 and lost Z
games and is but few points below
first place. The John Deere company
beat the Root & Vandervoort five last
night in two out of three games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
East Moline Eagles Observe Day.

Eagles of East Moline celebrated
their first anniversary last evening.
Glenn McQuaid of Rock Island and
Frank Gustafson of Moline being two
of the speakers There was a pro-
gram of entertainment which included
dancing, and oysters were served. The
aerie has a membership OF 12S and ex-
poets to initiate a class of 46 more
Friday evening, March 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
CAMPAIGN STARTED TO
SECURE MORE members

A campaign to double the present
membership at the Y. NJ. C. A has
started and a special effort is being
made by the leaders this month to Sc
cure as many new members as pos
sible. The campaign is being carried
on quietly, those who are now mem
bers using their influence to get Their
friends to join. 1t is the desire Of the
committee in charge of the campaign
to bring the Moline Y. NJ. C. A. up to
a membership standard that will be
second to none in the state consider.
ing the size of the city.
All the news all the time-The Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
TO BUY NEW REGALIA
FOR OLIVE OFFICERS

At a meeting of the trustees of the
Swedish Olive lodge last evening. it
was decided to purchase new regalia
of the officers of the order. and con-
tract was entered into for the equip
ment. The new sets will consist of
six collars and II sashes of Lyons silk
velvet with quilted satin lining.
The price of the new set is S174 and
members of the lodge expect it TO be
ready by the middle OF April
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
CHORUS PLANS FOR
FAIR THIS MONTH

Monday, March 30th, has been set
as the opening date for the annual fair
of the Olive Male chorus of this city,
which will continue from that date
through the week
The entertainment committee is
planning several stunts of interest and
have selected the Turner hall for the
event. Music by the members of the
chorus will be among the attractions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18
HALL SPEAKS ON HYGIENE
Fathers of Boys of Y. M. c. A. Invited
to Hear Lecture.

Officials of the local Y. NJ. C. A.
have issued invitations to all fathers
of boys who are members of the Y. NJ.
c. A. to attend lecture Friday noon,
which will follow a luncheon at the as
ISOLATION, and hear DR.. Winfield S. Hall
of Northwestern university, express
his ideas on the teaching of sex ny
giene in the schools.
The report has been out that the y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18

NJ C. A supported the proposition in
augurated in Chicago by Ella Flagg
Young to teach sex hygiene in the
schools, but this report is not true, as
officials of the local association believe
that this teaching should be done by
the parents in the home and not by
the teachers in the schools.
Dr. Hall is the professor of physio-
logy at Northwestern university.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18

injured man says that If the course OF
the blade had not been stopped by a
rib the heart would probably have
been pierced. More evidence against
Joevich is being gathered by the police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18

All the news all the time-The Argul
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-18

VOTERS OF DEMOCRATIC
PARTY. -
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PARK CITY

PARK CITY. March Mrs Paul W Billing.
entertained the moubers OF the Priscilla Sewing
club ut hpr homo Thursday afternoon. Besides
The mcmbevs OF the club there several Inyitnd
guegB.
Miss Selma Kasler. who had boon a guo.t n,
MIS- Frankel, left Monday morning for CoaIyIIIs
on short Visit before returning 10 her home in
ETanston Wyo
bers OF the EyeuIuR Card club very pleasantIy
At their homo Friday evening. prizcH wors
awarded and refreshments pcrvcd
aiss Gertrude McI-aushliu visited 10 coalyille
tho early part OF tho week.
Ira z Sherman returned TO the Park Wcdnos.
oa1 morning after pleasant visit with friends
IN Salt Lake. -''SAN'
Mrs l. a. Brideand wns hoptosa at a card
patty SATURDAY Afternoon. Toe gucs,s wcre the
members OF tho 800 Card club. There were
nTe tnbfvs OF players and tho decorations war,
ef cut flowers
John FInnnigan was visitor In Salt I,L,
AurinS the wcck
.pr Vko came UP from Salt Lnko Sunday tc
vsis at the PoworB home In suydsrrine,
The nombors OF st. Lukes guild we're yer,
pieasonlly entertained Thursday afternoon at I'M
home Of ars. John Dcason.
Cash Faulkner was Salt Lako visitor Moudn,
Afternoon.
The Ladies' society OF tho congregational churc]
enjoyed plaaDant afternoon Friday at the horn
OF Aro. Wsltar Evans on Norfolk avenue
Daniel B. Shields and daughter. Marv Wat,o
Shields, visited with relatives In tho Park Wed
nesday,
Dr. John J, GaIi!gan OF Salt Lake was in sny
deryile during the wcok. eHllsd By the Illness q
hlE uncle, Thomas Powers.
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF tho Motbodi,t En,r
copnl church 10 preparing 10 give n poverty no
cial' In the church. Prizes Will be awarded uu
rofrnshments oorved and literary md mu.ca
programme furnished.
The Roy. Hoyt Henriauns returned homo fro,
- EAlt LAD Thursday morning
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EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE. March I.-Mr und Mrs. Lenus
PoteTson were tho recipients OF delightful sur
priss party at their home wednesday,. evening
VARIOUS games were enjoyed aud refreshments
Nerr served 10 the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs John Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gus
J. E, CLARK. Mrs. u n. Judd Mrs Mary Lees
aud daughter OF Salt Lake City and MrB. Louise
SsndbcrS
by the pupils OF the tirst grade ut tho district
School building Thursday afternoon
n surprise party was given In honor of Miss
May Clark OF MaEshticld Idaho. ct the homo Of
Joseph Fredrickson Saturday cyoning In honor
OF her approaching departure for her home The
guests wore Mary Inlay. Violet Jennings. LII
liRn Judd. Goneyicge Anderson Teresa Fredrick
son, Marguerite Arbon Ida johnson. Alta john
ton. Iva Fraser, Blanche Fddlcr. Rachel Clark
Amanda oSterhcrg, Thomas Williams, Mnylon
Enie. Mccoy johnson. Wallace Christensen, Royal
Erickson. Erickson. Tcnnyson Bates Glen woolley. Curtis
Clark and Archie Boyer.
Miss Theone McM!chaeI was giyou a surp.ise
party by her second grade pupils at the school
building Ut tho closc of school Tuesday after
Mrg. Hampton worshington entertained ,he
Ladies' Sewing club at her home OH Clark street
"wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served
10 the following: Mrs.. Leo Johnson. Mrs Alex
andcr johnson. Mrs. u. II. Tanner Mrs O. L
IownSend. Mrs. l.. !: Nudge, Ms Leonard w.
Hale. Mrs. !, II Millgurd aud Mrs Geno,lcyc
Orr.
city Councilman John Rydach was elycn n sur
prise pnTy ut ha homo Saturday evening, vur.
ous aHuGcnicnts were enjoyed and 4 luncheon
Was served az lnce hour. The guests were Mr.
ahd Mrs. Joha ". Bell. Nr. aud Mrs ELLA But
Ter. Mr. and Ms william Barrus. Mrs. Esther
Madison. Stella Barrus Lita Barus LeAiie
Wn;hall and Mr. wilkinson OF Blnckfoot idaho
Mrs. r. I. Burmcstor entertained the O N O.
club at her homo OF Clark Dtrcct Thursday oven
Ing. Refreshments werc served. Those present
woro Mrs G. NJ Matthews Mrs. L NJ Spanton.
Mrs, c. z, Rowbcrry. MIS-. i. O. EskeIson Mn
Eta Bates Mira p. y. PrI.t Mrs J. D. Brown
Mrs. p. Z Wruthsll. Mrs. Monte Barr,ls Jannis
Anderson. Lillian Rowberry. Emma Sharp and
Minnie Pace.
Mr.. John e. Mlward entertained the local
officers OF the Primary association at her homo
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. p. E. wrathaIi entertained the
stake Sunday school union board members a.
their home. Cooley stree, Tuesday cyonlug
Refreshinonts wcrc served TO the following gucs,s:
w. X. SoeibcrR. z. r. Judd O II. Barr,is "
D. Holt. NJ Robinson. Mr., aud Mrs J. l.
Brown. u. 81 Clark. Mrs. j, H. Mlward Mimi,
Pace and Emma Sharp.
Mrs. John william Anderson was given n rur.
prise party Of her home Main street Tbursda,
rVening In honor o! her birthday. Varlous game,
were playod and luncheon was served.
The ". / gave party in the opera hous,
Friday evening. which consisted Of u plcasins
and south parts OF the town. A dance conclude,
tho evenings entertainment
Mrs J. II. MilIwnrd entertained tho s,ak,
primary officers az hor home Main street We'd
nesdsy evening.
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MONROE

MONROE. March 7.-Nrs. Jennie Cascman en-
tortalncd number OF her friends informally
Sunday cvoulng.
The officers. tsachAu and mombors of the
North ward Sunday school hold social In tho
meeting house Tuesday evonlng. Games wore
played and refreshments were served,
Tho Thif Acme club ut the homo Of Miss
Hope MagIeby Thursday evening
Ars. Jcupie Magloby and Mrs. Maggie Mngoe5
loft for Salt Lake Friday morning TO httond the
funeral OF their cousin. Mrs., Hope 81. P0rks.
The Miases Idu and Amelia Baldwin enter.
tainod a number OF tho younger set at dancing
party iu Christcnson's hall Thursday evening
Luncheon ncrved,
Mrs Charles Swlndlo entertained tho following
lndios at q sociRl aud supper ut her homo Tues
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union has b4ou organized horc and officers elected
and will hold regular meetings once week.
Mru. Leafy and daughter. Mim Mary LeahJ.
lort for Butte. Mont. sunday afternoon They
may mako their homo there
Miss Clara KimbalI has returned to Salt Loko,
after q weeks pleasant Watt at her homo In tho
PARK
Mr. and Mn. Edward Tracey entertained q
number OF their friends at musicale Thursday
| evening, followed by refreshmentp.
Mru. Fannie Short Of sucvol Idaho, is IN the
I Park. a gucst the Sutton homo.
Mrs. Joe Gerrnns entertained at q dinner at hot
| home Park avenue Wednesday evening Govern
| were laid for eight.
| Jluke Nelson jourucyod to Salt Lake during the
week,
Nrs. Matthew Lpahy entertained at a family ain
nor At her home Pnrh avenue Sunday after
| noon. Covers werp laid for nine.
| Tho members of the Ancient Order Of Hbor.
mans celebrated Robert Emmott's birthday ami
yersary. Tueaday eyeniug in their lodge hali.
nuhcai and literary programme was rendered and
| the members Of tho auxiliary served refreshments
A most enjoyable evening Bpent.
Mrs. g, Henrlques left Wednesday afternoon fol
! Los Angeles to spend couple OF month";
| Edward Huribut has returned home from
months stay In California.
| Mrs. Anna ~. Kopp oponeJ her homo for The
y iasSalexs Of tho Womnu'A Athcnuoum Mondo,
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State Society
L.EHI

lsMEHI, March 7,-Mr and Mrs. Fran
Chiid were recipients OF a pleasant
!. Ernrise party at their new bungalow
!: /onday evening. Games and refresh
Ia were Messrs. and Mesdames +. A.
. lid. Roy Davis c. B. Peterson. Robert
Z 81, O. S. Petersen, Charles Coates. A.
b Yates, Elmer Peterson, Heber Webb,
! xorge Holmstead. Reuben WorIton and
Sbhn Cooper,
4 Dr. and Mrs. II c. Holbrook went to
= 8ountiful Thursday to attend wedding
Ind visit for three days with relatives,
Thc friends OF Miss Georgia Ball gave
= a surprise party at the home Of Mrs,
no has been spending the winter In
.fshi, left this week for her home in
Faradise, New.
4 Miss Verna Corner was given a sur
Ef1ge party at her home Wednesday even
l0R. The young people spent the evening
In games. music and a candy-pull
b A. Bradder was given a missionary
mower by his friends and nclghbors, Mr..
Bradder viii leave for a mission TO Great
Britain next week.
The Young Ladies' association Of the
sccond ward will give grand character
al on March II.
About thirty Lehi citizens, chiefly la
dies. went on n special train to Provo
Monday evening to attend the Helen kel-
Ior lecture.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Smith of Black
loot, Idaho, were visiting friends In Lehi
[ho past week.
Miss Vera knudson, who has been visit
Ing with her brother, Arthur, In Car
Held the past week. returned home H'ri-
lay.
The four wards of Lehi will give a
party in the Smuin dancing academy
March 20
Lester Anderson was married Monday
TO Miss Eunice Edwards of Idaho Falls.
The young people will live in Salt Lake
City, where Mr.. Anderson Will work In
the National Bank of the Republic.
The LehI Silver band gave a highly
successful dancing party Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Woodhouse for
mer residents. are visiting here from
IDAHO Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones will move
this week to Salt Lake City. where Mr..
ton.
Artva Davis. returned this week from
Calforpla, where she has been spending
the past month. Mr.. Armstead will re-
main for while at Riverside
Mr.. and Mrs, R. L. Martin moved to
Salt Lake City this week. where they
will make their home
sMr. and Mrs. A l.. Yates entertained
at house party Thursday evening In
honor of Clarence Yates. who Will leave
next week for 4 mission to the southern
states.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brown. who have
been in Los Angeles the past three
months on a honeymoon trip, returned
home this week,
Mrs. Fanny Bone. who has been visiting
the past month with her sister. Mrs. II.
LinnelI. in Salt Lake City, returned home
Thursday evening.
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frcshmcnls were served. Those present wcrc the
Mca1amos J. ". Whtmore, Loran Whitmorc. l.
+ Flinders. Edith Sparks. Y. NJ. Foote. Misses
Lucille Greenwood. Fern Schofield Olive Osuer
Jacquctta Edghicl. Gretchen Host Ella Finch
and Theresa BTough.
Miss Ruth Jones entertained a, an oyo,er sup
por Tuesday evening The evening waB very
plcuoanty spent in music and various gamea
supper served az IL o'clock
The Ladies' Literary club mot at the homo OF
Mrs S. J. Lunt Monday evening. The programme
wan no follows: A lecture, Southern Cnlifornia." "
Mrs. william Bailey piano socs. ''Ynlse Gu
price, and 'MurmuTing zephyrs." Miss Venus
Erough: lecture. "A Greek Banquet, Mrs.. ]. l.
BclIlston; current events. Mrs. II. T. Cowan
The Ladies' Literary club gave dancing party
In Pays hnli Tuesday ovoning. A very pleasant
time had by about forty couples.
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noon
Mrs. l.. T. Dunnug aud Mrs. John Liant enter
tainad ;hc Five Hundred Card club at the Dunnius
hotel Saturday evening
Rolia Daniels OF Spanish Fork Is spending h!s
vacation With his parents Mr and MTs' ORION
Daniels
storlng McBeth returned Tuesday from salt
Lake City.
The Robckah lodge hald reception TUESDAY
evening IN tho |. O. o. e hall.
Tho Rev J. Smith OF Provo save lecture
Wednesday evening In tho Presbyterian chapel
william omciia returned Wednesday, after q
four wecks' visit in Los Angeles.
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day evening Mcsdamcy Nora Ross. Jennie Magic
by, Seville Mdgcby Maggie daglcby. CIscD
Erickson. Jennie Sprssuc, Jennie Casomau, Annie
Ransom. Rose Lowe and Emma Tut.
Roy TuN and family. Lester Robinson and fam
lily and mother Left "wednesday for Uintah. whcrc
thoy expect to make their home.
The TUT families mot At the homo OF Bert
Tuft Saturday evening pt supper and social In
honor OF Mr., aud Miro. Roy Tuft
Tho married folks hold dance and picnic
in ChriStcnScn'9 hall Friday evening.
a benefit dance for Melvin Smith held IN
the Pavilion Friday evening.
Olaf M!ckelBon Is home n visit from the
University of Utah. whore no has boon studylng
law.
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PAYSON

PAysoN. Mnrch 1.-MIss Ida Jones of Salt Lake
City iS spending woek with her mother. Mn.
James Stark,
Mss Alexander OF Provo 10 visiting her siStcr.
Mrs. Conrad Hanson.
Mrs. Strinscr and Mrs. Ray wore Salt Lake
visitors this week.
Mrs. r., a. Portor uharminsy entertained the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08
TOOELE

TooELE. March THE Rev. f.
viii lecture on "chr!stianlty and pci
tho Tooole opera house Saturday. NM
The baseball club or ToocIc VIII 81
ON Wednesday. March IL. TO raise N
club.
The Woman's club met at tho hom4
C. Sovcrw!nc Thursday evening ana
committee 20 map out programme |
members. Nineteen persons wore prsr
Afr. aud Mrs. c. +. piec cntcrti
friends at their home Thursday ovcu
were played