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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-03
INDUSTRIAL ]
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I INDUSTRIAL, June 3-There has
been quite a little excitement mere
over a mysterious woman dressed IN
white with long white vel II Is
supposed that it is some one Trying
to play joke or perhaps some one
Eseveral-citizens OF this place around
the stores and also at one OF the
churches. She has evidently de-
parted from here as she as not been
seen the last two evenings
Mrs. William Rallies and sons.
William and Lindsay, are visiting az
the home Of Mr. and MIS- James james
Shriner. Mrs Rallies is a former
resident of Industrial but is now nv
ing on fruit farm along the MUS
kinsum river near Marietta.
The married mems tenn met the
SINGLE mems team in a game OF base
bali at Union Park Monday morning;
The single men won by a SINAI.
score. They have number OF
games scheduled for the near 1u-
ture.
Miss Grace Hoover and Ethel MAJ
den. of Fairmont. We're Weeh-en0
guests of Miss Garnet Addfnepon-
Edward M1nehart is home from
Warrington for the summer.
vas employed in the new glass rae
tory there.
Miss Pearl Deem underwent an op-
ersrion for throat trouble MONDAY.
Tbe operation while not serious vas vs.
yerv painful. Although She Is sun
l,ent to her room she expects 70 ~
enn,e her work at the Industrial BoE
tling works Monday. where sne -
employed as bookkeeper
Iune Boehm. of C1arksburg. was a
recent business visitor here
G. 3. Mast salesman for the Coco
Luck Baking Powder COMPANY. "a :.
here this week
Iorentz Hollen has returned iLom
Pennsboro. where ne was empty 81 =
glass factory there
Miss cIevenger. of Phl1lppl: - IS =
ard street -
pesns-d have gone to ParkersbuTg
~ Morrantown, where they VAL
visit relatives
,oa maii from Warrington, where he
has been employed. .-;.,,ie
Mrs Elmer Baxter visited fr1enos
mere Gny W sEidmore is home from PENIS
boro- where he had been working II
a glass factory $50 r.,1i-
o++ Miss Zelma Talkington and MSS
oSa,r;a Dawson were escorted 70
Ts1e Few Monday by Mr. Brown. OF
tbis Mace. They visited the Rev.
James Kirby. formerly pastor OF
Romeo Keene Is home on a Visit
from a sanitarium at Terra Alta-
Mrs. Frank Cunningham ana oaoS.
NJ Point Marion. Pa. is visiting net
es+ter william Lewis. OF Howard
Ms c1eon cunningham, of Point
Marion. Pa. is visiting her mother,
WI. John r. Richards was a recent-vis-
tor here
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Club is Entertained.

The Needlecraft Club Of Wallace.
was delightfully."- entertained by Mrs
w. II. Miller in her home there Wed
nesday afternoon. A very busy at
ternoon was spent in various kinds OF
needlework after which very de-
licious lunch was served by teh host
ess-
The members present were: Mes
danes F. P. Graham. G. T. William
son. H. L. Rusk. I. c. Gibson. S. c.
McCune. C. Myers. F H Bell. W
H. Miller. L. J. Musgrave. C. D. Muz-
zy and as guest. Miss Leota Mps-
grave.
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RUMsEY
Monument is TO BE Erected at Shep-
herdstown by Society.
SHEPHERD

sFFE7FFERDSTowN. June 3.-The
Rumseyan Society has contracted for
the erection OF monument sevenrE-
five feet high and five feet In diameter
of granite TO commemorate James
Rumser. inventor Of the first steam
boat. The monument Will overlook
the Potomac river where Rumsey
made his first successful experiment
In steam navigation The Rumseyans
claim Rumsey,s invention annotated
Robe-t Fulton.s by several years The
monument VIII cost S15,2o0-
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Ross-Nax.

Wednesday afternoon at the Cam
den hotel at Weston Mr.. w r. Ross.
of this city. and Miss Goldie Nay: OF
Roanoke. were married. The Rev
Mr.. Weese. of Weston performed
the ceremony Mr.. Ross is an en-
p1oyee of the Kob1egard wholesale
house OF this city. and is a son OF
Mrs. w. r. Ross Miss Nay is a
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Nay, of Roanoke. After an
extended wedding trip in the West
MT. and Mrs. Nay Will return to this
city and viii make their future home
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PNEUMONIA
Causes Death OF Martha E. Hannah, Of
Northview.

Funeral services over the body OF
Martha e. Hannah, aged one year.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. H F. Han
nah. of Northvdew, vino died at 3
O'Clock Thursday morning after an
illness of pneumonia, will be held at
O'Clock Thursday evening at The
Hannah home and the body Will be
taken TO Washington, Pa, on an early
train Friday morning, where the bur
iaI viii take place. Mr. Hannah is a
machinist at the Hazel-Atlas Glass
Company's plant at Northview-
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SECOND LOAN.

CHARLESTON. June 3.-Governor
Hatfield Thursday negotiated a loan
OF 100000 the second since the close
of the late special session of the Iegis-
lature 1t is believed this will give
the state enough money to meet all
demands until July. when further
loans may be necessary TO carry the
state over until the revenue provided
for in the new tax legislation VIII be
available
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AFTER TROPHY.

LOS ANGELES. June 3.-The sub
marine. KS, in battle practice OF san
Pedro. hit the monitor. Cheyenne.
moving at an unknown speed at a
range Of 1000 yards with two torpe-
does out OF possible two, it was
learned Thursday Officers and men
of the rs appeared confident OF re-
ceiving the naval trophy for perfect
score in battle practice. 1t now is
held by tie HI.
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TEACHERS
Are Being Examined for the
Purpose of Obtaining Ger
tiflcates TO Teach School.

The second state un1lofmt S4dIa4-s
nation Of school teachers this year
building with County Superintendent
a. p MORRISON IN charge. assisted
by Ransell Romlne. Carl S. lawson
and E. G.. Conman. It Will be con
Guided tomorrow evening Inc
names and posto@ce addresses OF
those taking the examination are as
follows:
Elementary.
William J. Moore. Of Mannington'
burg; Guselda Conley. of Mt. Clare
Glenn CoHman- of Wilsonburg'
Sophia e. Scanes. of Adamston; Lola
Y. Ash. Of WilsonburSc FIoda M
Lough, OF Bristol; Lana B. 1oughery,
OF Bristol; r. Cline Lough. OF BIS
toll; Hazel Lynch. of Salem: Anna \
Whitesel, of Clarksburg: William e
Curry. Of Jane Lew: Winired
Mayer. OF Clarksburg; >Aubert stuart.
of PhiIppi; Raymond C. Hess. of
Wyatt; Chester N. Cunningham. OF.
Wyatt: Ona P. Fleming, OF Wallace;
Chester H Rechtine, OF Enterprise
Lester NJ. Shreye, Of ShinnSton; NOT
ley RI. Ash, Of Wilsonburg; Chester
Martin. of Wyatt: Ruby F. Cunning
ham. OF Wyatt; Lizzie Nuzum, OF
Wallace; Jesse J. Willis. of Shlnn-
~.
e. Griffin. OF Shinnston; Ruby Gwyn. !
of Wolf Summit; Berta Lynch, OF
West Milford; Anna L. Windon, OF
West Milford; Anna NJ Washington:
of Ciarksburg; IneZ E. Tuck. OF
Clarksburg: Ford Valentine. OF Au-
burn; Daisy p. Davis. OF Walace'
Lula Stewart, OF Wallace Gerfruoe
B. Conman. Of Shinnston; Bertha a
conman, OF Shinnston. Revie Z.
4P Mt Andre" 3.
Douglas, OF Lost Creek: Sarah hea-
ser. OF huntsville; Alvy Griffith. Of
Glen Falls; Bessie A. Evans. OF
Clarksburg; Letha o. Swlger, OF
Shfunston; Omer c. McCarty, OF
Shinnston: Okey Shinn. OF Shinnston:
Virgil R. Hertzog. of ShinnSton; LII
Their S. RICHTER. OF Bridgeport: clyde
r. McCarty. OF Lumberport; Harvey
Dodd, OF Glenn Falls; Jessie D. John.
Son. of Shinnston; John Conner, OF
Bridgeport; Carrie E. Jaynes. OF
shinnston: Dale D. Swfger, OF Wal
lace: Bessie N. Robey. of Wallace.
veris n. McLain. of Salem: Hattie
iHaggerty. of Wolf Summit: Dora
Tracy. Of Clarksburg: Estel1e W
Winfrey, OF Clarksburg; Charles w
vanscoy. of Lost Creek: George w
Lawson. of C1arksburs; Dennis Il
Lanham. Of Bristol: James A Nut
ter. of Nliletus; Hattie. Mclntlre, OF
Rinehart; Porter Nutter. OF Clarks-
burg; Herbert p Hall. of Wallace;
mckinley Monroe. OF Brown; Erma
Radcliffe. of Clarksburg: Olive Ash
craft. of Shinnston; Archie Ashsra1e.
Of Shinnston; Claude r. Under
wood. OF Lost Creek: Hughie H
Rogers. of Dola: ]. Harold Uunder-
wood. OF Lost Creek; Clyde Har-
bert. OF Lumberport: Dona1 G. Nor
ris, Of Warrington: David E. Martin;
Of Brown: Geneva P Burnside. OF
C1arksburs: Ruby Barnes, OF Bridge
port. and Fannie Carney. Of Clarks-
burg.
Gladys Kemper. of Granville. O.
Home EconomicS-
Mae b: Cris1y. OF Clarksburg.
Primary.
Emma 3. Savage. of Parkersburg.
Renewals
Arthur Heldreth. OF Dola: Tru-
man payne, of Wolf Summit: A J.
curry. OF Jane Lew: Bertha Il.
smith. Of Clarksburg: Minnie Adk1n-
SON. of Mt. Clare; Grace Wilson. OF
;Dunbar. Pa: Martha L. Post. of Lost
~reeL- and Ella Sturn, of Viropa-
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sHIPPNG HORSES.

HINTON. June 3.-Ffve hundred
for use IN the British army are being
banded each day IN the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad yards here. Dur
inr the Last two weeks. $4,000
horses have passed through here for
Newport News. Va. to be shipped
thence to England DR.. Cough. a
British surgeon. Is stationed here to
look after horses that need medical
attention
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GRAFTON WOMAN ELL.

Mrs. John Rauscher. OF Grafton is
recovering from a surgical operation
in st Mary:s hospital. Mrs. Rauscher
was taken suddenly i'll Wednesday af-
ternoon and was rushed to the local
hospital where an operation was per
formed. Mrs Rauscher is SO years old
but as she has a strong constitution
her many friends think she Will re-
cover. She is resting easy today.
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PLANT RESUMES.
II9e Real B Suffrage !
thought Of Women
sSothcrhoodisthe thought ppermostin
onau.s mind. And with it, of course,

comes the QUESTION "a
comfort. of helpful
aids and influences.
Among the best OF
these is a well known
extern al remedy.
..Afothers Friend"
It Is gently applied to
the surface muscles
These are fabricated
toned. made pliablc so
they stretch as nature
requires without the
strain and pain on
cords and lfSaments-
This influence extends
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ARREsTED o. a cAPIAs.

Arrested as he stepped from
R-oad oaks street car at the court
tarsa "wednesday evening by Deputy
sberir Iaco wolfe. Peter Martin is a
9-,soner In the county jail; awaiting
rial in the criminal court on
cbarre of bootIegging whiskey- The
Arrest was made on a. caDias. the
grand jury having returned an N IN.
dictment against Martan-
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PRICES REDUCED.
t,y AssocIArEp psxas,

BERLIN, via London. June S.-As
an indication that Germany,e -four
supply is not insufficient the author
ties have announced that the prices
OF various kinds OF bread Will be re-
duced all over greater Berlin June
.. Beginning on the same day the
baking of small Ioaves from white
-four again viii be permitted
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The members present were Mes
ance union OF Kew Fair Grounds viii
observe flower mission day June 9. at
Fairview park In that suburb by car
rying out program. All the moth
ers in that suburb and its vicinity are
invited to attend and all who can are
asked to take flowers for distribution
among the sick. hospital patients an>
jail prisoners. Lunch VIII be served
at noon in the park.
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NO DERBY CARNIVAL
ny ASSOCIATED r.Hsa,

.1Y A6bochATKo SNHHSy
LONDON. June 3-The drst We'd
aesday in June has geen devoted for
generations to London's great faeing
Carnival. the Derby at EPSON and Its
omission this year brought home to
the citizens OF the British CAPITA
with peculiar emphasis the serious
crfa1s through which the nation Is
nasxinx Derby day always has been
the most popular sporting event OF
the wear. The race was witnessed by
the late King Edward every year
from 1858 to lses-
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.corrAGE PRAYER MEETING.

cottage prayer meeting will be
held from $40 until ~ o COCK FIJI
.daymorning at the ressdence OF Mrs.
Imrh Ms. r. Lynch as leader.
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GO no MT: CLEsIENs.

| County Clerk and Mrs. .J..J.. Crews
viii go to Mt Clemens. Mich. to-
night, where Mr.. Crews will be
treated two az three weeks for rheu-
matism, with which he has been Sc
;verely afflicted the last two months.
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Greatly Benented by ChamberIain.s
T,infmeut-

.1 have used Chamberiain's Lint-
ment for sprains. bruises and rheu-
matte pains. and the great benede Z
Rave received justifies my recon-
mending it In the htEnest terms,
md IF YOU are troubled with rheu-
matte mains YOU vii certainly be
nieased with the prompt relief which
.Chamberlains Lfniments a6ords On-
fadnabTe everywheres ADJ erdses
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

By local applications. they cannot reach, the
: diseased portion OF the eaz There Is only one
al remedies. Deafness II caused by an unnamed
CONDITION. OF xhe mucous lining 81 the Eustachtan
TUBE. = when this tnbe .is 1nnanned you havaSa
trumblInE sound or imperfect bearing. and wher
II n eprfretygcIosed Deafness n the result. and
unless the Inflammation can be. taken sout md
this tube restored its normal condition, hear.
Eng win be- deStroyed Forever: nina caseS ont Of
ten are caused by .catarrh. which Is nothing but
an fndamed Scondttion. OF the mucous Hurf1ceS.
We VIII give One Hundred Dollars for any5cass
soc Deafnena. Ecauxed by catarrh) that cannot be
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. .sc-
) Taxa HANS Family PMS for constipation.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Patton, OF Har
risvine. are visiting in the city.
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TIE dollar sign designed from
The letter d. s, monogTam
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-10
AROUND GREEN RIVER

GREEN RIVER. Sept lowing
60 late arrival Of the supply Of wrap
ping paper for peaches the growers
will be unable 20 handle but a small
part Of the crop. Peaches are ripen-
ing much faster than they can be
picked. packed and shipped with the
help that IL available and growers will
be lucky n they save half Of the crop.
10 II hoped that at least ten cars can
be sent out, although there ought to
be AZ least double that many
John Hoar II now vice president
and n director OF the Green River
Fruitgrowers' association. taking the
place Of A. y. Mohr.
Roy and Floyd Lyon left for Mohr-
land several days ago. joining Frank
Adams show as musicians and are on
their way 90 California.
Y. w. Mcfntire ~ Price accompan-
led his sister. Mrs. J. J. waddeil. on a
visit with relatives here last week.
MIR and Mrs Celeste Deipiaz we're
down from Helper this week.
w. J. Wilson will arrive from Stan
dardville next Monday and spend n
few days with the Grcgorys and Mrs.
Wilson.
Mir Mamie winifreo Of Kansas
City and Miss Gertrude Marsh OF Rich
Iiii. Mo-. stopped of Sunday and Wis
tied their former school chum. Mrs.
w. ". McCue. late Of sunnyside. n
was sure an enjoyable reunion.
John Kabpsamas Of sunnysidc h
hauling produce from the valley to
that coal camp. lie disposes OF the
truck NJ good prices up there.
The swaHry Interests owning valu-
able carnotite. copper. gold and silver
properties at Tempt Mountain. are
now working n force OF five or siS
men getting out high grade copper
ore for Immediate shipment This
ore also runs high In gold and silver.
Robert Woodruff. G. E.. IL busy M
usual with professional engagements
lie made n business trip 60 Price last
Tuesday. the first time In about eight
years. and he hardly knew the place
as about rs per cent OF the business
houses have been built since then.
Harry a. Wood. who has n good
paying job a. Neaicn. came down sun.
day and remained over until the fol.
lowing day Co look after case IN
court wherein w. y. Asimus had re-
plevined quantity OF household
goods which Woods claims belonl
mostly Co his parents. After the cour
looked into the matter II was fount
that all of the goods belonging q
Wood were exempt 20 Asimus re-
leased the goods. paying the costs.
y. J. Murphy II trying 10 harves
his big peach crop at Elgin. estimated
az about n thousand boxes. Hclpinl
him are l.. n. Green. Sr.. Clarcnc'
KERRY FdEar Lair and Carney Mad
son. hut II IN doubtful n they can han
die the crop fast enough 10 rave NOR
than half OF II. Another case wher'
"A home cannery and cvaporating out
fit would certainly pay big.
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FAIRvIEW.

FAtRvIEw, Sept Born to tne
wife Of Frick Erickson, August lstn'
a girl. 20 the wife Of Charles FoWles,
August 2sth. a girl; 60 the vile OF
svtvannus Howell. August zoth'
girl. 10 the wife Of a. Ira Cox aug U.s. =,
2sth. a girl: TO the wife OF Dr' ~ Vs.
Fdmunds. August 25th. a boy
Mrs. Ell Rawlinson has returned 20
her home at Delta after month
visit with relatives here.
Marion Stewart went 20 Salt Lake
city Tuesday, where he has employ
ment as clerk in one Of the drus
stores.
FRED Monsen was a Salt Lake city
visitor during the week.
J. w. Christensen. Jr. returned
Thursday from business uip
through Utah and Salt Lake counties
The music department Of the sno"
academy gave n concert In the Latter
dav Saints meeting house sunday eve
ming which was much enjoyed by the
large audience present President n
y. Noyes and j. Y. Jensen gave edu'
cational talks.
on Monday last a quilting party
was given in the basement 81 the
meeting house by the relief society
sixty-five members were present Din
ner was served and luncheon In the
late afternoon. Six quilts we're quilt
cd BY those present and very pleas
ant afternoon spent These quilu
will be given Co the poor.
j. u. Watson ~ Spring city has re-
,afygd a car of bripk this week from
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MANTI

MANTI. Sept. t-Marriage licenses
were issued the past week To Francis
NJ. Mangum and Sarah A. Allen. both
of Winder; ~. y. Sorenson OF Lehi
and Eulala Blackham OF Moroni.
John NJ Olsen and Helena Christen-
sen. both OF Moroni. Herbert l. Jor-
genaen and barbara ID. Nelson, both
81 Monroe: Elmer u. simmons OF Ida
no Falls and Mary NJ. A. Taylor Of
Manti: John w. McAllister and Myrtle
NJ. Alder. both OF this city; Wesley
Funk OF sterling and Mary Poulson
OF Ephraim. and George Wanlasa II
I.ehi and Ellen May Cox OF this 81
The results OF the work on thS
county fair the past week assures this
success OF the meet this fall beyond
any doubt. The directors have visited
every part OF the county and find In
terest In the fair increasing every
where and exhibits promised from
every corner OF the county.
Born. August 2Sth. To Mrs. JOIN
Hall. Jr.. n hoy; september %. 20 Mrs
J. y. Madsen. a girl.
Ralph Bclliston's little daughter o
Nephi suffered broken shoulder
blade last week. Mrs. Farnswortl
and IONS, Dave. Birney and Flo. re
turned from visit at Nephi yester
day
Miss Alta Crawford entertained
number OF girl friends yesterday at 1
birthday party.
Reya Tenant entertained mum
her OF Girl friends at a birthday part
at her home Monday
II. r. l., Kenner moved his famil,
20 Manti last week. after spending tn
summer az the mountain ranch II
Salina Canyon, lie II quite optimisti
as TO the future OF the company's Sa
lima Canyon property since the worl
on the big reservoir has started.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Davis return
ed 10 their homo In salt Lake Cit!
| Friday, after a ten days visit at tn
Selhy Jones home.
Mrs. John y. sorenson and Mis-
JOY returned yesterday from Salt LAX
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN UTAH

city. where they have passed the
summer. the latter working IN music
Frank X. Nelson and family Of
Salt Lake City visited in this city dur
ing the week. returning Monday. ac-
companied by the Geek sisters
Mrs r.. 7. Evans OF Salt Lake City
IL a guest az the Alex Tenant home.
Miss Florence Sperry returned yes.
terday from a weeks visit in NephL
Mrs. Roy Hansen gave a shower
Tuesday evening for Mrs Laura Ivor.
son.
Lars Nelson returned Saturday
from n two years mission In Mime.
apolis.
Victor Anderson and wife will q
10 Castle Dale this week. where M
teaches in the stake academy.
John g. Keller entertained at a
family dinner Tuesday in honor Of hi,
seventy-fifth sbirthday.
Miss Mabel Parry entertained about
fifty girls at the county block Tues.
day In honor Of her birthday.
Mics Ruth Anderson returned sun.
day from Rexburg. Ida. where shs
has visited a couple Of months
Mrs Emily Fleming. principal oi
the Ferron mission school. IL visitinr
Miss FitzhuRh for day or two on
the way home from the exposition.
Mrs. Jennie Leslie viii leave for her
home In EliensburR. Wash. Tuesday
after spending the summer here. Mis-.
Naomi Lowry will accompany her a,
far AZ Salt Lake city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Barton ~ Og.
HNn Vl.H
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Nine Mile. win be one =,
ers In the Duchesne b,., ne
year. Miss Miles IA ssA''l
young woman. She s,,a,.F n
at the University OF Chic e
through with high homer ~ /,
The acreage in pra,n
600 acres. ''ated 3
II Is believed the grain
chesne county will fan she.p b
predictions. '"o't 4 .
There win be no Nor.
sales until next spring . aaa,
Information from Fort pn.s'i /.
The Roosevelt Conr'ls.s'-..
now has about thlrtv.f,s,a'
and they all seem 10 mesl
pool table was recentlv ,.. .et's.
II seems that a builds. =
struck the thriving town !, -
the county seat. The ~. ~.
large brick building on ~, =
corner progresses rapldlv y
Doc" Beavers Of NJ.
number OF head OF his vns mn =
Rangely a few DAYS ava ~ -
bunch we're on the w. -
where shipment was maos " 9
He received very good MT. !. y
The business men Of poa.
together last week and d,S ..'i
work on the bad stretch - ~
tween that city and the nova \ J.
ton Bench. II Is now in 49,
shape. amy
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EPIIRAIM

EPHRAIM. Sept. Mrs Frank
Christensen was the guest last sun
day evening at a surprise party at her
home. rendered her by members 81
the Ladies' Literary club. the South
ward Relief society and a number 81
relatives and friends. Mrs. Christcn-
sen was presented with u sot ~ silver.
ware as token Of apprc citation Tor
the work she has done In the various
organizations. The Christensen fam
ny will soon leave Tor Salt Lake city
to reside In the future.
Mrs. Leo Stevenson was hostess
"Wednesday at a luncheon given for
her sister. Mrs G. N. West. of Salt
Lake city.
ora and Pauline Olson were host
csacs Wednesday evening at a ken
fington given In compliment Co Amy
Oreaver. Lucille johnson. Mabel Nor
tonfon, Florence Peterson. Alyira oil
ron. Edna borg. Magdalenc Dorioua
Lind Olson. Ia vcda Olson and Eta
Dorious.
Mrr. DenKei Bcal entertained Fri
day at a birthday party for her llttl'
daughter. MARCEL
Miss Iva Larson was hostess Thurs
day afternoon at social affair IL
compliment 20 Mrs Iavor Chrinten
ron OF Heber City.
Katherine Thompson and Grace
KclEon left Thurrday for Cleveland q
teach In the public schools.
Amy Greavea left Friday for Muir
ray, where she will teach school
Alta McCafferty returned wednes
day from Salt Lake city where IN
has spent the last six weeks takinl
lessons on the naxaphone.
Mr. and Mrs J. Y. Jensen rcturne,
Tuesday from California. where the
have been visiting since June.
Mrs Fred Christensen. son Rodnc
and Mrs. A. G. Nelson OF Salt LAX
city motored 60 Richfiold wednesda,