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ARRIVALS FROM
MAINLAND TODAY

Ed H. Paris arrived on the Lurline
from a vacation spent on the coast. =
= Mrs. H. Gooniey returned on the
Lurline from p vacation trip to the
mainland. ~ e, = '."
Mrs. Harry L. Shaw arrived on the
Lurline from an extended visit to her
former home in Portland. ~.
Harold T. Fayselden, vice-president
of the Waterhouse Trust Company. re-
turned to Honolulu this morning on
the Lurline, : -.
Mrs. T. s. Hardy, wife of Secretary
Hardy of the Mid-Pacific Carnival, ar
rived today from the mainland with
her two children.
R. H. Trent of the Trent Trust Com.
pany is back from business and va
cation trip to the mainland. He ar.
rived on the Lurline.
Mrs. G. A. Schroeder, wife of the
head of the Star-Bulletin engraving
department, returned today from
visit with relatives in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Fleming were
arrivals on the Lurine today. Mr..
Fleming spent part of his vacation
hunting aid fishing in British Column
bit.
Mrs Nj. A. Madsen, wife Of Assist
ant Harbormaster Mad3en, returned
to Honolulu this morning on the Lur-
line, accompanied by heR two child
rem.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Watkins were
arrivals on the Lurline today. Mr..
Watkins is just concluding one of his
periodical business trips to San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. A. Macphail and daughter,
Miss Mary McPhail, were among the
passengers coming back from the
coast today. Mr.. Macphail is manager
of the firm of Mckay, Hamilton &
Rennie.
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VESSELS TO And
FROM THE ISL ANDS
Especial Wireless to Mefchants'
.'..-.... Exchanue.) = "a
Tuesday, septenber21 q.

Tuesday, September21.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER--Arriv.
ed Sept. 20, S. s.. Columbian from
Hilo, August 6.
HH4O-Arrived Sept II, 4 schooner
Prosper from Grays Harbor.
Radioeran1s -
S. s. SEIY0 MARUf arrives from
South American ports Z a. m. Wednes-
day and will probably sail for Yoke.
hama Saturday. -.
S. S. HYAEES arrives from Seattle
today at 5 p. m. II
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.HARBOR NOTES

The navy ships Princeton and Nan
shan have arrived AZ San Francisco
They were here early this month.
The customs house is having q new
floor laid and its roof repaired. I'm.
derpinning will also be placed for the
foundations.
After IA years service here Gus
toms Inspector r. M. McGrew has re-
signed because of i'll health, and will
go to California.
Early today the Japanese steamer
Toyohashi Marl, from New York by
way Of Panama, arrived here to take
bunker coal at the mter.Island. =
The China will probably sail Thurs
day afternoon, If she arrives at day
light Thursday morning. as she Is ex-
pected to do. This viii be the boats
last call here.
With three boats lying outside the
harbOr waiting for inspection, and the
F-3 floating In the harbor going into
drydock, the waterfront and seaway
presented busy. scene early this
morning. II - T. rs
Bodies of the F-Ps crew reached
San Francisco yesterday in the q. s.
s.. Supply, which left here September
81 The four identified bodies will be
sent to relatives, and the others will
be inferred in the National cemetery
at Arlington
The paymaster's office of the naval
station here has awarded to H. Hack.
field e Company contract for 1900
barrels of Portland cement. The con-
tract represents approximately $25, 900.
The cement Is to be used in concrete
work at the new Pearl Harbor coal
ing plant at the naval station there.
bringing q big coal cargo, 1000 tons,
from Japan for the Inter-Island, the
Japanese freighter Bankoku Maru ar.
rived last night and lay outside the.
harbor until this morning The ship
striped funnel, and somewhat resem-
bies Matson steamers in her general
lines.
Next mail for San Francisco will
leave here tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock in the Matson steamer Mat
sonia, which win sail from Pier ID
with a big cargo for the mainland,
canned and fresh pines, bananas, SUI
gar and miscellaneous freight. Malls
for the Matsonia close at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Held up four days and q half In tho
Panama canal BY slides, the crew and
officers OF the Rufford Hall relieved
the monotony by going ashore, pick
ing bananas, swimming in the canal
and otherwise enjoying themselves.
Hall we needed was a horchestra to-
make the delay picnic, me lad, was
the statement of one of the officers
yesterday. The Hall has q large car
go Of armored automobiles, locomo-
tives and steel rails for the Russian
government, to be unloaded at Vladi-
vostok T.. >es@. r. 4
That the O. s. s. Brooklyn viii stop
here for coal on her way to the ORR
ent, is generally believed here by
navy men, who say that IL she comes
direct from the canal she will have
to stop at this port to replenish her
bunkers, which have smaller carry
ing capacity than the Maryland The
Brooklyn left Philadelphia few days
ago for the Orient, to replace the
Saratoga, first-class cruiser, as the /
flagship of Admiral Winterhalter, 4
commander-in-ehief of the Asiatic
fleet The Brooklyn is one Of the
naYy,s older ships She was Admiral
Schley's, flagship at the battle of San
tiago, in the Spanish.Ameriean war.
II - :
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VIA lIm .AznQ.
'W!4ne f.
FOR SALE

Modern cafe, fine location, earn
ing handsome profit and Of
fers even greater possibilities.
Good reason for selling; ahso-
IuteIy bona fide proposition;
unusual chance for live party.
For further particulars write
"Cafe," care Star-6uIIetin, or
phone 2256 bet. IL m. and
p. m. tt
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The Norwegian steamship Corona.
from Shields to Baltimore, has put in
Belfast with her machinery damaged.
The fifth Haytian custom house, at
Gcnsalves, on the west coast, was ta;,
ken, over by the American naval Of
ffcerS -...5
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DIED..

JOIFs-Tn Honolulu. September rs.
1915, Elaine. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Joies, Of 1888 BaclP
lane. off Aud lane. one month and
four DAYS old.
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Mayor Thompson of Chicago applied
!or membership in the civilian mill
tary training camp, which opened at
FcIt Sheridan, H., September 20.
The condition of Samuel Rea, prest.
dent CT the Pennsylvania Railroad, is
said to be improving.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Freight for Kauai ports per s. S.
Kinau. sailing next week. will be re-
eeived Saturday. September Is. 1915.
IL. S. n. Co.
Honolulu, T.. H.. Sept. q, 1915.
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Sales: Between Boards-35 Eva
BOY; 140, so, 125 OIaa 5; 10 Onomea
SO; $1,000 Hon. Gas 5s $1031s. III.
Session sales-s0 Pioneer 26k; 10
Olaa 5. IL i
NOTICE
Honolulu, T. H, Sept. s20.-At a
meeting CT the directors of the Wal
luku Sugar Co., held this date, spe-
cial dividend of $3.50 per share was
authorized payable September go,
1915. in addition to the regular diyi-
dend due October 10, 1915.
Latest sugar quotation: e6 degrees
test, Abs cts, or $a2.7o per ton.
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,TAR.BULLETIN GIVES YOU
TOD4Y.S NFWS TaHAv
CITY MIL COMPANY, Ito.

importers at best lumber and building
materials Prices low, and We give
your order prompt attention whether
large or small We have built hun
dreds Of bGuses IN this city with per
feet satisfaction II you want to built
consult "a.
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PICTURES AND CONCERT
AIT SKATER AER0D 0ME

What Happened to JcEes" is the
feature picture at the Shafter Aero
dome tonight. The band and. orches-
ira will contribute the following pro
gram:
Mareh-iWth Sword and Lance.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Starke
Overture-Daughter OF the Regi
ment .................. Donizetu
ntermezzo-Forget Me Not. Macbeth
Selec ...... LGders
Rag-Colonial Rag ............ Ball
Nicholas. Novak, Principal Musician.
Orchestra program:
Observation-Disclosures Girl ..... Balfe
Song-Keep Away From a Married
Man (From "The Quaker GiTr')
Crawford
Rag-The Baboon Bounce. .... Cobb
Waltz-Jaequeline ........... Morse
Sextet from Lucia. ..... Donizetti
Z rot-The SteeDlechase. .Ager
Selection-The Time, The Place,
and The Girl. Howard
Danse Antique-La Morsaria. Morse
Trot-Shakspearian Love. Frey
ORe-Step-My Little Dream Girl
................. Gilbert
Waltz-Loin du Bal. .GilIet
Morceau-Simple Aveu ...... Thome
Finale-Golden Potlatch. .GreenwaId
Francis Leigh, Director.
Director Francis Leigh is receiving
entries for the next amateur night.
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FOR SALE.

1915 'BriScOe touring car, gone less
than 5000 miles; sclf-starter, cleo
t1ic lights; Al condition; price reas-
enable. Address "BriscOo." this Of
ice 6274-6t
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Oliver typewriter ct cne-Quarter cost:
good condition; long carriage. In
QuiTe this office. 6274-6t
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Honolulu Stock Exchange

Tuesday, Sept. II.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Watkins were
arrivals On the Lurline today. Mr.
Watkins is just concluding one of his
periodical business trips to San Fran
cisco.
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The navy ships Princeton and Nan
shan have arrived AZ San Francisco
They were here early this month.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
on sUNNYsIDE BoN
II MID NJ SPANISH fORh

SIR. and Mrs MaRuus e. liiarnson
of sunnvsidc brought the body n
their tO-muntha-uid son. Richard
Glen. here SUNDAY for burial. Death
was due 20 tubercular meningitis al
ter an illness lasting a week. says the
Spanish Fork Press u the 30th 81
September. Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon az the Fourth
ward meeting house. Bishop william
Grotegut presided and the choir sang.
"Oh My Father"
The opening prayer was offered by
Joseph Larsen after which the choir
sang. shalt We Meet beyond the
ViyerF" The speakers were August
swcnspn and Hyrum Christensen. both
ut whom spoke Of the certain saliva
ton ~ children who die before they
reach the age ~ accountability. and
romfortcd and conspicd the hcrcavcd
parents \ duet. Sometime Wen
Understand" was rendered hy Mrs.
Cornclia Swenson and Mrs Florence
Aibprtson.
The choir sang in closing. u Need
Thee Every Hour" after which the
bcncdiction was pronounced 10y Hy-
rum ChriftcnEcn.
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INDIAN LANDS OFFERED
Services Of Thoee Respon iblc For
craven wreck Dispensed With.

The committee Of Denver and RIO
cr,pdc Officials with I. u. Luke. divi-
.i.n superintendent. as the chairman
composing the committee Of investiga-
ti,p as to the responsibility for the
collision In Jordan Narrows. between
the Scent, Limited and an east hound
local freight train on September 2Ith'
dp5 the conductor and two Lrake-
mon of the freight csponsible for the
.s,. Ideut and they have been dis
charged u was made plain that the
crew wcrc notified of the presence OF
freight ears on Mesa siding. and the
freight should have been held az era
ven for the passenger train. Instead
of doing that they took chances and
went ON 60 Mesa, it BE- said. only to
I1d there were so many cars on the
siding there as to preclude the freight
getting in. and the brakeman failed to
stop the limited.
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AROUND GREEN RIVER

GREEN RIVER. oct 2-silver
Bros a Van Colt Of Salt Lake city,
who operate a big foundry. have clos
"a leafr Tor Forsmnn a Co.'S Black
Rear manganese claims In Grand
county They propose to put in a
tramWay Of Fix hundred o. seven hum
dred feet from the rim rock. operated
hy gasoline hoist. The deposit n
Nariously estimated at from five
thousand tu twenty thousand tons and
viii be- mined on royalty basis.
Norman Lynn. Elmer DAZZLING and
Mert Tomlinron have signed con-
tract with Salt Lake city parties for
an the Manganese ore they can fur
nifh from their Grand county mine.
They claim 10 have a hundred tons In
sight
Misr Helen Spalding writes from
Salt Lake city that she frequently
visits willard James at the hospital
and finds him recovering as nicely as
could bee expected, all OF which Is glad
some news TO his many friends here.
n. l.. Kirk OF Moab passed through
Elgin on Tuesday on his way To the
north of Price 10 buy sheep 20 feed az
his Moab ranch.
T, J, Vandling and ]. s. Kerhy have
been very successful this year grow
ing celery. having about thlrty-five
hundred nicely bleached punches.
n, A. Wood who sprays" cars at
Neslen coal camp. was among the
Sunday visitors from that place, lie
SAYS his little boy who was sick sew
eral weeks ago Is now enjoying better
health.
W H. McCue has ordered carload
OF potatoes from Eagle Colo. and ht
thinks they can hoe sold for about
Sl.75
Miss Mary Peterson Is down from
Woodside and Is the guest OF Miss
Beatrice Bradley.
j. S Kerby went back 10 Thompsons
sunday 10 finish building school
house twenty-four by forty and will
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FAIRvIEw.

tAIRVIEw. oct Mrs r. A..
Alfred entertained Thursday evening
at very pretty kcnsington In honor
of her sister. Mrs y. a. Fchring Of
Suuuyrdn. aud Miss porCas Alfred 81
Salt Lake city Those present were
Mordnmcs g.. L. PritchotL Sven %.
Neilson. Frcn Olsen. James Peterson.
W. J Christensen. = a. Carter. Bruce
cox. -. ~. Carls,on. and the Misses
Selma Graham. Helena Christensen
and Kern Christensen. \ very pleas
ant evening waF spent In social chat
after which dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs q. u, Fchring leaves Tor Sum
nNsidv tomorrow after "a stay ~ two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs Andrew
i.amcn.
Glen mis- lcu Thursday lot Salt
Lake city. Whctc he viii attend school
this winter.
MlrtcF Clcou and Cnlistn t.asEcn
went tp salt Lake city last week a.
attend the University uf Utah.
Mr. and Mira Andrew Hall are
spending the week ut Mnnti
itcmmcr Stevens ipu WrdurFdny
Tor Montpelier. ldHa whore BE- goes to
finish hls business course at the col.
lcEc.
Mayor prit,hsu has changed his
house into modern aud up-to-dats
home and Silns Mower b. also making
romo biT improvements
Tho new drug store b. NOW com,
plrtvd and ready Tor occupancy.
The tuirtipW choir is preparing d
gplrndid concert Ca be- given iu the
near future. Professor Terry b. civ,
INK special attention a. its preparation
and Il promifcs o. be- the best cysi
given nt Fniryirw,
Mn Marie Jurgensun of sprinl
city H. spending few days with hci
brother. Andrew Peterson
Miss Grace prit,hctt 1T ogden Il
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John prit,hett
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN UTAH

H. g.. go-
for Lonctree, NN"" ..t,l,t,
ing Co look after arg ~ ~.
he b. interested POI a' ln'' pri,,
Mrs N'phi 'unu''-,l ,t,. -
CAM" over to Al li.a7'"' " "a
90 visit with hri ""l"'i b,re
Hensen. She also ,.p'.' " .nrt
Co attend the iiIu'," '.l, '''," a..
yerary uf Anton 'Nh''''s'
18Th OF October
ar and Mrs y. M. '''" -.
u1uu," the 'hEIE' n.y.,
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MANTI

1 MANTt. oct. Mrs =. 49, Andor.
son with her children and Erandchil-
drcn. also Mira r. X. Funk and dnugh
ter OF Ferron. met at the home Of hyr
daughter. Mrs g.. ". Reid. last Sun
day 10 celebrate the SEVENTEEN birth
day Of her deceased husband. Rem
/ iniscenccs Of the life OF deceased wcr,
given by members OF the family. Ais
musical numbers after which refresh
ments were served.
Mrs George r. BENCH was called God
Salt Lake city last Thursday on ace
count Of the sudden death 81 her sis-
ter. Mrs. Esther Morhouse. who died
| Thursday She was only sick two
days.
Alton Lund. the 7-ycarioid dauRh-
ter Of MIR. and Mrs. Peter Lund. while
playing on the lawn Tuesday fell on
her elbow and shattered the bone. The
limb was put In straight splints here
and the girl was taken 60 Salt Lake
city for examination and further
treatment
Mrs Retta Ncff. who was operated
upon In Salt Lake city about a month
ago was released from the hospital
Wednesday. on the road a. recover,
This operation was enormously re-
/ ported last week as having been per
| formed on Mrs Joe Snow. Jr.
The report given out last week that
n second operation was performed on
the child lost boy MIR. and Mrs J e.
Reid was erroneous A second opcr-
alton was not considered az all.
Jesse Kemp 81 Moroni established q
record last week for banana eating
lie got outside Of thirty-four Ia thir.
teen minutes. Some consumption Tor
a man over my years 81 age
Harry wintch and family moved
To- silver city last week.
The Mnnti temple closes today and
lwiil reopen on Tuesday. October 18Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Surcn Nelson expect
90 move e. salt Lake city during the
coming week
Earl christensen ~ teaching In uur-
hank this season.
/ Mary Woatenskuw. formerly uf
Ahnti. married clayton Rasmussen uf
salinn Monday last.
~. ~ Hansen. the produce dealer.
expects a. move tu Idaho next week.
Leslie Madscn took a relapse We'd
ncFday. and while low his condition ID
reported aH little better today
Chicken rustlcrH relieved Mrs Sarah
buchanan 81 thirty nice, tat puilctH
"Wednesday evening.
The work OF the third or September
torn of the seventh Judicial District
court was completed "Wednesday and
an adjournment taken until the ian
day Of December The last case han.
died was ~. A. Kcarns W.. l.. ~. Erick-
sen. an action brought tu recover
ft6s.ai, claimed o. be- due ON the
purchase of some OunniHou Coop
stock. The plaintiff was given iudg.
mcnt for the amount claimed Ons
Iof the other principal cafeH was that
LOT ~. r. Nielsen W. Joseph NJ Mel,
seu ana othcr,. This was an action
filed by u, y. Nielsen 81 Ephraim Got
damages sustained by the plaintiff
while resisting arrest by the Ephrnin
maithnl Some force was necessary
10 place him In cell and In the scuf,
fie he fell and broke his lex Nt
cause Tor action.
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MORE SEIZURES MADE ny
ZION CUSTOMS OPTICIANS

United States customs officials In
salt Lake city last Saturday seized
some prison made pipes and cigarette
eases shipped from Greece ana con-
signed 10 ~. -. iailis. ~ sunnysldc.
The conrigncment viii Boz returned Ca
Greece.
The customs officer has another
Greek problem. In determining what
and where b. "Muksitin. Utah" They
siy there "nin't no such place" A
package ~ rhnpolcts Greek toys
are consigned o. one Gust Laurnriin
ht the unhrard OF town.
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EPHRAIM

EPHRAtM. oct Miss Helene
Stevenson, aged rs ana daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Stevenson. died
az her home In this city Wednesday Of
diabetes from which she had been
suffering since last May. She leaves
"A father, mother and three sisters.
The thousand dollar shorthorn bun
recently purchased by James Green
arrived last Friday from London. ont.
and has been attracting big crowds Of
admirers. The animal II said 20 be
one OF the best that money can buy.
and by the remarks ~ the spectators
this claim Is generally conceded.
The enrolment az the Snow acad-
envy h progressing nicely and indica-
lions are that Il viii be fully as good
and possibly better than In former
years
The marriage of John =. BenI and
Mrs. Tina Lauritzen was sulcmnized
AZ the Manti temple Thursday. A
wedding dinner was later given In
their honor at the homo of MIR. and
Mrs. Peter Groaycs. Dr..
Mrs, Charles Alfred entertained al
dinner sunday evening In honor OF
Grandpa Allred's scyenty-eighth birth.
DAY.
Mr. and Mrs, Christian Anderson
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Miss Carrie Peterson. to n
r, kearns Of Gunnlson. The mar
riage viii take place next Thursday "A
the Salt Lake temple.
Miss Minnie Thompson. who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
6reaNes Jr, left FOR her homo Ia
Iowa last Tuesday While here Mis-.
Thompson was the guest of honor at
several social functions. Mrs Orson
Olsen entertained for her Monday
viva Folster sunday and Mrs. An.
drew Thompson, Jr.. Friday.
Mrs. George Taylor, Jr.. entertained
a number Of her friends SUNDAY even
ing In honor Of Miss Bessie Parker of
kiowa, Kan.
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Mt. PLEASANT

MT, PLEASANT. oct 2.-Llttle
llhea Nell Alfred Of Spring city. who
wa operated upon Tor ahHcess ~ the
lung recently. Is still improving
Robert Day OF Spring city. who was
operated upon Tor appendicitis some
time ago. siill improves. Louis Mer-
riam OF Manti. who was operated up
on for ruptured appendix and pelvic
ahsccsG, returned home last week
Andrew Madsen. who was operated
upon Tor bladder and PROSTATE trou-
BILE. H. Improving some and hopes of
his recovery are strong despite his 81
years, =. J. kelscn of Elslnore. who
was operated upon for enlarged pros
tate and bladder trouble, II now In a
favorable condition. lie n az years
OF axe. Fannie Nelson OF Moroni. no
years 81 age. operated upon for gan
creme appendix and pelvic ahscess. Is
"a little improved. but Is still In very
serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs Mauritz G. Peterson
are rejoicing over the birth OF fine
baby boy az their homo last Tuesday
Word was received az Mt Pleasant
Monday by A. L. Peterson, assistant
cashier OF the North sanpete bank, OF
the death OF Mrs Rosalia Trip al a
hospital In Salt Lake City. She was
a daughter OF Mrs. y. Phipps OF this
city
The fiftieth birthday anniversary OF
Mrs. Margaret Sanderson Of Fair
view was celebrated last Friday. Her
children planned 20 give her a sur
prise and all were there but one and
those who We're married took their
families.
william Olson Is improving very
well from the effects OF a dislocated
shoulder which he sustained last
week.
Mrs, James Larsen returned yester-
day from Salt Lake City and Storrs,
where she has been visiting for a
short time.
Mrs. Sebel Carlston aud children
moved % Mammoth last Tuesday.
where they viii make their home
during the winter Carlston has en-
ployment al that place.
Mrs. orange Seely and daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Seely Larson, left early In
the week for their home az Castle
Dale.
Mons Norman's l2-year-old daugh-
ter fell out OF a swing last Friday and
broke both OF her arms above the
wrists. At present she is doing very
we'll
Byron Carter departed Wednesday
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Typewriter papers in various grades
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likely be engaged on the work until
about October 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Durkin celcbra-
ted their eleventh wedding anniycr-
sary Tuesday evening with an elegant
6 o'clock dinner
Trainmen and passengers reported
snow almost ~ far down a. woodsid,
last Saturday
Mrs Jerry Long Of Helper visited
the a. -. Lewis home last sunday.
Another car Of watermelons was
loaded out Tuesday for the mining
camps of Carbon county