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YANKEES TRIP RED SOx

BOSTON. September 3-Boston's
championship aspirations received n big
setback to-day. when New York won
two games. tho morning contest. to
Q. and the afternoon, to /. New
York won in the ninth in the morning
clash.
The afternoon game was won by
New York in the first inning inter two
were out, on singles by Peckinpaugh,
and HendryX. Leonard was relieved
by Pennock after Hendryx had hit
safely and pitched a wonderful game
allowing only two men to reach first
base. The scores:
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Two; base nits-Smith. Lavan. Pratt, Sisicr
Spe1M.E' He,h. Turner Three base hit
-Darenpert. Evans. Chapman. Stolen bases
Roth. Turner. Double plnys-Turncr to
Harris: Pratt TO Lavan to Sisier: MaEcc To-
Pratt to Sislcr; Lavan lunassistcd). Bases
on balls-oH Davenport. .: off Rogers /: Oft
Koch. 3: OF Coreieskie. ?. Hit by pitcher
by koob. l. Struck out-by Davenport. /:
by koob. l; by CovClcSkic. l; by Morton l.
Time-?:3o. Umpircs-OMens and Evnns
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....3t IL % 10 Totals. . % 2
.Battcd for Smith In ninth.

Phia d elphia ...........o ] l "a
Brooklyn ...............0 o / Q %
Summary: Errors-Stock. l.uderus. M"rrs
tc) Two-base hits-Bancroft. Stock. whit
tod. Myers 90. Three base hits-Paskcrt and
whitt5d. Stolen bascS-Paskert. Stock Sac
riace hi,s-Rancroft., NiehoT CO.. Double
plRy-O' Ruurke to Myers to Dauhcrt. Left
on hslls-on Coombs. >: of Smith. >. Hits
on Co"mbs. In inninEs off Smita. in
innings. Struck out-by Alexander. .. HIT
by pitchcr-by Coombs.2. Passed bAll-Kii-
lifcr. Cmp!res-RiGlcr and Bransfeld. Time,
-
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INDIANS TWICE VlCTORS

CLEVELAND. September Sleeve
iand defeated 81. Louis In both Labor
Day games here today. 9 TO 3 and
10 .; The afternoon game went
WE'VE innings and was finished whe n
Roth tripled. scoring Evans In the
morning game, Cleveland punched hits
III the NTH inning and scored eight
runs. Speaker was tho only Clcve-
land player who did not hit safely in
me morning game. The scores:
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10000 persons witnessed the race
Barney Oldfeld was put out OF th(
running when his car. the Golden Sub.
marine. crashed into the guard raj
IN the ninth lap. when tire exploded
No one was hurt.
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ALEXANDER Wins BOTH
PERFORMS lRON-MAN STUNT,
PITCHING TWO DANDY GAMES
Holds Superbas to Four Hits In Morn
ing lame. Which IL Played In
SeSenty-ScSeA Minutes.
BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN. September 3.-Grover
alexander performed the iron-man feat
ble.header and winning them. to 0
and to 3. He held the Brooklyns to
-FOUR scattered hits in tho first contest.
which was played in the seasons record
time at Ebbets Field of seventy-seven
minutes He was hit more freely in
me second game. but the hard and con-
sistent hitting OF tho Phillies, which
also featured the opening encounters,
Kept him safe The scores:
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:, r.hN''" 'IHmr.
u. Louis. Cleveland.
Totals 30 . s.4l1 To,,Is - ~, ~ !,

'~VI"'I IUF MOFyhtut In ttIcnth.
Score by innings n
LOU .-.-.--....-..rN y q u o o.
Cleveland ...:..........0 q -
summary: Frrors- Mage Iavsr f;r,p.y
ky"b'a Ihr"" hrs" hits GInith sac.
T'N'" VIC. Siti"T i.nran Stolen has"s-Si--
Ter 90, Chapman ~. I.ayan Roth ~,
~ Neil Turner. Double piayr-Sinans T.,
nlHl"r Lay an - Sislrr; HALE 10 Mage. B,,sa
OF OH Groom, J: on Moiynsus 2: on
ki"p!rr' struck rut-by Molyneux !; by
St"pici: : VII" Tiich-MulyEcu1 Left on
Er,,Es h% W,.. q Cleveland. {. umplres-
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Totals Totals - 4An Totsl,n III :7H

Roston ................ o 0 o %
New York ........... 0 -
Summary: Errors-Kelly. TraGesser. Tyler
Lobert. Two-basc hit-Kaun. Home run
Robertson. Stolen b3ses-Maranviile, Lobert
Kaun. Sacrifice hits-Robertson. Tyler
Double plays-Zinmerman Fletcher and
Hoelkc: Meanwhile. Ra wings and Konetchy;
Fletcher, Zimmerman and Hoelke; Rico and
Rawlings. Left on bsses-New York. S:
Boston. }. Bases bails-oN Perritt. ] :
OF Tyler. ?. Hit by piteher-by Tyler.
tRobertsonl. Struck out-by Perritt Z: by
Tyler. =. Passed ball-TraSesser Cmpires
Klein and Emslie.
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Score by innings r.
Chicago .....-.;:.......4 ao ~
h!,s-E. Collins. RisberE. Burns. Three
base hit-Hsimnn. Home run-Schalk. sac
bold T.: Collins. Risbcre. Schalk. Bases on
bals-of Fabcr g. eff Danforth. g.; or lso-
land. .; OF James. .. Struck out-b.- Dam
forth. !; by Cicotte. /: by James. 2. Hit by
pitcher-by Roland. l. Umpircs-Rineen and
HildCbrand Time-2.to
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COUNTRY CLUB WINS
STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
fcated, After Close Play, by
Score Of 8 to z.
LOCKER is Low MEDALIs1
Norfolk Country Club Takes Conso.
lation Team Cup, With Hampton
and Lexington Teams Tied for
Second Place-OGlcers Elected.

The Country Club OF Virginia yester-
day afternoon won the team champion
ship ship Of f. the Virginia state G9lt AssoeI,
final score being -. Victory over
ing gives the Country Club golfers per-
manent possession Of the handsome sil-
yer loving trophy cup. they having won
II four times.
w. G. Locker. OF the Hermitage Coun.
try CUB. won the low medal score cup.
making tho course during the morning
with a total Of eighty-three. His record
The Norfolk Country Club was the
Nth total nnos Of ten points while the
and the Lexington Country Club tied
for second place with nine points each.
The Of hs che which
count. by which the team Champion
ships were decided, were we'll played
portant OF these bouts was that be-
dividual State championship cup on
and w. G. Locker, low med
alist Of yesterday morning.
On the outgoing play, both men did
creditable work in several instances.
and reached the turn with a tied score.
taEe during the return and. when play
for the eighteenth hole began, II APP
reared that additional holes possibly
approached over the last hole and suvc
Locker an advantage he was quick to
seize. Locker made the hole easily.
winning credit for the incoming play
and the match.
Play in the finals for the team cham.
cup was as follows:
Country Club. Hernltsse
W. II. Palmer. Jr.... Cd. Call - Z
J. Pope Seals 0w. c. I.ocker.........
+. J. D. Mackay 2R Fleming ~
II. s Jnnes........... r. II. Meade........ I
A. l.. Ha~se...:..... G. r. Wood.
W. L. Wood.......2R r. King q
AS the Country Club of virginia has
won the cup four times-in 1919 Al
in 1919 at Hamilton: in ioi5
at Roanoke. and here during the tour
nament just closed-the cup becomes
the permanent property OF tho club
Names OF the players on the victorious
team will he engraved upon II. ana
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GIANTS AND BRAVES SPLIT

NEW YORK. September 3.-Ncw
York and Boston each won a Labor
Day. game here to-day. Permits tight
pitching gave the Giants the morning
fray. to Q, while Boston touched up
Tesrcau for twelve hits. taking the
afternoon contest to The scores:
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Totals .as 5l2 ., Totar.cs 81 S
'H2ttrd for .iRm"s in ninth
IRAN for Stanaec in ninth
.Ratt.d for panforth in sixth.
Score by Innings: r.
Detroit .......,..........o e-s
Chicago !................l 0 -
Summary: Error-Felsch Two-ease hit
Jackson Three base htts-SchalS. Rtsberc
Sacrifice h!ts-E. Collins. Witt. R!sbc-s and
SChaIk. Stolen has~S-Lcihold. Frlsch ca.
r. Collins Cobb Wiz. McMullin Jackson.
Murphy. Bases bals-off w:llta ms. !.
OF Ehmke. q: OF James J. Struck out--hv
DSnfo-th. I: by Eh:lkc. . Wild pitch
Ehmkc Observation-Disclosures and psneen.
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Chicago.

Totals....3G II q IL Totals....3o 6 10 "a IL
.Eatted for Douglas in NTH
tHattcd for AldrilSs In eighth.
Iran for Wilann in eighth.
Stated for Miller In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago .................1 0 0 . o-6
St Louis ...............0 Z o o-5
Summary: Errors-Flack. Kilduff. Bethel.
Cruise Paulette. Left on bascs-Chicago.
Q. st. Louis. O. Rtts-oH Douglas. In 4
IContinued on Eighth PaCeI
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ELLIOTT WINS AT UNIoNTOyyN,
OLDFIELD HITS GUARD Rail,

tBy Associated Preset
ONtONTOWN. PA. September a.
FRANK Elliott won the race at tho
The purse was $4,000. a drowd OF
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MVtNING GAME.
In1lAdGInllin IL
Totais...5 SCI Totals 30 o 4 27 IL
sBattcd for Marquard In eighth.

nrookiyn ...:: :.::::. Q 9 Q %
summary: fors-Oson. Myers. ORourkc
Stock stock. Saerince, httnNiehor; stolen base.
Alexander. |. Struck out-by Marouari. 4;
by Alexander: Hits.on Marauard. In
pirss. Risler and Bransneld. Attendance.
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Thilade,phia. .. Washington. 9 Second
STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Chicago Mt 81. Louis.
Washington Mt Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
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AFTERNOON GAME.
"a cd o. II -

Score by innings: II
No" YORK ..............4 0 Q CO
summary: Two-has- hitS-Pipp. E.ndryS
Barry. Sacrtnce hit-Pennock ru*e on
IN Ils-"f rcnnock. ! Struck out-hy Pen
mock i1iis-on Leonard. in 2-S inning.
on P"rnock. none in si-3 innings Double
L!&ns-';srdn"r 10 Barry to HoblitZen; Ptpp
q PceH inpaurh: G"dcon TO Pipp 10 Gedeon
m!f cy ritchor--hy Fisher !: by Pcnnock l.
Tlne-i:a5 Cmprcs-Moriarity and OIorEh-
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SDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Richmond ut Provldcncc.
Newark at Baltimore.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Newark 1t Baltimore.
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RICHMOND.

u.
Providence 30 q 3 - Ill
Summary; Sacrifice htts-Enyrs
GU. stolen bnses-McTiEuc. Ethel.
Thomas, THvombly. Thrce-bnsc hits
.-Cooney, McTfEue t2l. Bases on
balls-on McTiEue, =: of Admins, =.
Struck out-hy McTiEue, .. Double
plny-Mnkxey to Tutwilcr. Time,
1<25. Umpiren. o'Bricn and Free
nam.
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Ne@ York :.: ::::::::: d5s -
Summary, Errors-Robcrsson. thinner
Smith t:l. Kelly. Meanwhile: Konetchy.
Meyers Powell. Thrcc-base hits-MeycrS.
Fletcher. Stolen haSc-Robertson. Sacrifice
hit-Poweil Double play-Kauff and IIoelks.
Left on baSes-Eew York I: BoHton
Ras" On error-Postnn. /. Pascs "r halls
off Tesrrnu. ?: on Neht. . Hit r. pitcher
by Sehf (Hoeikr). Struck by Tes-
resu. g. Umpires. Klein and Emslie. Time.
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RICHMOND,
.Battcd for Donnhue in eighth.

bhttcd TOT DOuahuc In eighth.
Score by innings: Il.
Providence ....2 2 O q q o o 50
Richmond .....1 q o o u d q q OIL
Summarys Stolen discretionary,
FaErs, TWombly, Thomas. Two
bnhe htt-Mnssey. NnseS on balls
OF Reulbach, 81 Donnhue, 9. Struck
out-by Reulbnch. 5. Bntter hit
by Reulbnch (IInnford). Time, I,2,.
Umptres, Freeman and Hart.
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SECOND GAME.
rotals...ss SIS Nlt Totals. az 2 7 q

rhIiade Th '. ..........o -
Summary: Errors Grover. witt. Left on
hascs-Phila doinhia 10: Washington. :. Two
base h!t-Eice. Three base hit-Bodie. Double
nlays-Shanks. Morgan to Leonard: MrInnis
witt to McInnis. Iiits-on w Johnson. .
in inninrs: on Gall:a. In innings Struck
out-by n. Johnson. 6; by Gailia. .. B,s~.
on bel.-on II. johnson. .: on w. Johnson,
,: on tialiia. T. Time-I:50. Cmpires-Nal-
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Association Clones.

Western Associatfon Cloves.
MuSKOGEE. OKLA. September a.
The fourth season of tho Western Base.
ball Association ended with tho Nc.
hiister. Okla. club winner of the pen.
nant
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FIRST GAME.
WaShinEtm.
Totals....3l I'll % 10 Totals....s2 ia IA
'Ehn for t;aiia in third (walked)
tisnr"d for Shaw in seventh.
fRattcd for Dumont in ninth.

iBattcd for Dumont in ninth.
Score by innings. r.
Washington .."......o G o q CO
Philadelphia ..........:l ; o % -
Summary: Errors-tirover. witt, c. Milan,
Marian Left On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Ii
Washington. :. Stolen bases-Shanks Rice.
Foster. Thr-c-hasc hit-Grovcr. Sacrifice
hits M"nosky. Mcinnis te>. Dugan. Shenks
n"uhl" play Shanks. Morgan to Charity.
Hiis-on Bush. in ; inninss: oft Srhauer.
In innings; of Gai,ia. In innings off
Shaw. in innings; OF Dumont. ? in .
innings. Struck cut-by Bush. .: nv Schauar.
3; hy Shaw. Bases on halls-oT Bush. I:
~ Schaucr. :: off Shaw. 3; off Dumon;- .
Hit by pitched balls-Gallla and Jameson
Time-::!a Enthusiastically and Nallin.
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National League
RESrIrs YESTERDAY

rhiladelpha. ): Brooklyn. q (Arst gamc)
Eamsb.
Chicago. 8: Sc. Louis. first Eame).
Chicago. O.; 81. Louis. tsecond Eame).
New York. !: Boston. (Grst camel.
New York. :: Hc-ton. q tsecond Eamc).
Pittsburgh. 5: Cincinnati, o FIRST camel
Pittsburgh. 5: Cincinnati, s iscconu enmcl
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M0KNi>G GAME.

Totals ...a p &c Totals 81 2"7u
Score by innings:
Montreal ...............0 q & . o.
RncheEter ..............n Il q & %
!. Summary: Errors Young. Schcprer wen.
dell Bases be Tla-oH GchAcht nH
S,erner 7. Struck out--by SchRcht /; by
'Germer S. Hit by pitched baiIs--by C;srn.r
81 Two. base kits-Hnld,n and Danrau Sac.
Yjnce hits-F!sher Dam,au Double ,'ay--
sehepner 70 Young 10 R"dr!puez FRS; ha-e
on errors-Montreai. . L"fi on bases Hoch-
ester. 6: Montreal. S. Cmpircs-Carp.nt"r
and Mcbride. Time--l %.
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Cleveland. o; st. Louis. 3 (nrs. game).
Cleveland. !; st. Louis. Q tsecond game;
New York. Boston. o tarst camel.
Chicago, :; detroit. S tnTst samsj.
Chicago. Detroit. s (second rame).
camel.
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How Th=y Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
RhoOLAo
Providence. IL: Richmond. 2 <flrst gan
Providence. 5; liChmond, (sec

Providence. s; hichmond. isecond
Eame).
Toronto. s: Buffalo. 2 (nrst camel.
Toronto. D.; Buffalo, 4 {second game).
Montreal. g; Rochester, 1 (second camel.
Newark, 8; Baltimore, first camel.
Newark, 8: Baltimore. tsccond xane).
STANDING OF CLuHs
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MORNING GAME.


Score by innings: r.
Now York .....; ........o Q o 0 0 ii
summary: Error-Pirp. Two base hit
nipr, Sacrifice hits-Glhoolry. Lewis. Hob
E,z"s Htsh Bases on balls-on Foster. 4:
on Shawkcy. :. Left bascs-Roston e:
Scw York, Struck out-hy Shawkev .
Double play-Foster TO Hobtzel Time
l;s'. Cmpires-OLouGhn and MORTALITY
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AFTERNOON GAuE.

!ntsis 81 J! 2tl5 Totals 1 ia 90 IL
tnnh!tcn !"' Davenport In s.v-n,h
fltattcd for Rogers in ninth
zone out whom winning run w,. ,,o,.1
Score by innings: 90 "e HorHc'
'lssveirnd .".:: 0 o45 II
Summary: Errors-Chapmau ana ga,
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WHERE THEr Play TO-DAY
Philadelphia 1T brooklyn.
Boston New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh
Chicago ut ST. Louis
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Totals.!..3 6 IL q 10 To,aIs....33 . 6 q /
.Batt-d for Hoclke In ninth.
,Battcd for Tesreau In ninth.
Score BY inninEs: n
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SECOND GAME.

Totals....3S Sl2 "A Totals....4o Il IL % 2
'Battcd for Roland In third.
fBattea for Cunningham in ninth.
IRA tied for WNlin ms in third.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-07-13

4th climbed the hills over the road
leading to the picnic grounds. Far
away in the haze lowering over the
desert mesa, he could discern several
tiny specks, whichfnally resolved into
wagons loaded with S%aharaites and
visiting friends. On they came, slow
ly growing more and more distinct
until at last they passed far below my
lookout and onto the grounds. Mrs.
Guy Johnson and Miss Laura Hedrick
acted as color bearers, escorted by MI.
Thompson, Miss Grace Magnussen
and Miss Carrie Hedrick all mounted.
Following came the wagons loaded
with people and good things to eat.
The whole formed a very pretty spec
tacle from my point of vantage, Our
flag ioated bravely to the breeze and
as l stood at attention and saluted our
beloved colors one 'sweetly solemn
thought came to me DER and Ger"
"Our hearts, u hopes, our joys, our
fears, Our faith triumphant DER our
fears, are all in thee, are all in thee"
God bless our flag and our boys who
are somewhere in France, fighting be-
meath its starry folds. With a lump
in my throat and a renewed faith in,
and love for our flag and all it means
to US, ! descended the hill to bid our
people and our friends welcome.
Amidst many a CHEEKY greeting. We
had a lovely day and an excellent
time, barring one incident, of which
| shall speak later.
Ach Himmel, such a lunch what we
had; and what a jolly crowd, all try
ing to help his or her neighbor en-
JOY themselves. Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Leigh and Mr.. and Mrs. Doolittle were
among our guests and helped arrange
the awnings for shade and the tables,
and the dancing platform for lunch.
After lunch, and when the shadows
began to fall athwart che platform,
came dancing and spectacular horse
riding stunts. Everyone seemed hap
Ply as they collected in groups and
amused themselves as they pleased.
No fireworks, no noise; just an old
fashioned home folks picnic. We
danced under the full moon light until
IL p. m. and then tired and sleepy
Continued on last page.)
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PARAGONAH

Lillian Boardman and Ina Topham,
correspondents.
Miss Maud Jones is at home again
after almost a years absence.
Il * F.
The young people enjoyed a lawn
party at Maud Davenport's Sunday
night.
Miss Eliza NJ. Robinson is home af-
ter spending the winter with her sis
ter at Beaver.
Mrs. Eliza S. Barton went to Sum-
nit to spend the Fourth with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Mary Barton has returned
from Beaver where she has been Wis
iting with her daughters.
Is y
Miss Bertha Robinson has returned
lEOIu iudio, WHcic oHc hdo ptSh NioiN
ing her sister and brother who are
living there.
Mr.. Joseph Lund has purchased a
new International Harvester truck.
He is using it to haul the cream from
Sumit, Parowan and P~aragonah to
Milford where it is shipped to the
Mutual Creamery company.
Is *
Mr.. Roy Lyle and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Francis Of Nevada were here
for the celebration of the Fourth of
July. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis intend ia
remain here the rest Of the summer
Mr.. Lyle has returned home.
u *
The people Of Paragonah responded
generously to the Red Cross appeal
Paragonah, Utah, July II, 1917.
The stork visited the homes of Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Edwards, Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. B. Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs
George Williamson during the las
two weeks, leaving a soldier boy a
each home.
- -
We had a good celebration here OF
the Fourth of July. Everything tha'
took place was a decided success. The
parade preceding the morning meet
ing was exceptionally good. At in
tervals all through the day we list
ened to patriotic selections from oul
brass band. The afternoon sports
were attended by a large crowd, ant
the children especially seemed to en-
joy the day. A dance was given il
the evening, at which every one en-
joyed the happy moments. All ha'
the spirit of loyalty and patriotism
so that this celebration of cur nation
al birthday will long be remembered
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NEW HARMONY

New Harmony, Utah, July II, 1917,
We are anticipating a good time on
Pioneer Day.
Mr.. George f. Prince has been hav-
ing his home replastered.
x *
The new home of Mr.. and Mrs. An
tone Prince is almost completed.
- y
Mrs. G. +. Prince, Mrs, A. F. Math-
is and thir children are in Pine Val
ley visiting relatives.
y q
Miss Gladys Grant is visiting Mrs
Leroy Grant at Pages ranch, where
Godarda nd Grant are putting up hay
y Il
The Kanarra people came over or
the 9Th and joined US in our sports
All had a good time and we invite
them to come again.
y *
Mrs. Orson Hammond and children
and mother, Mrs. M. o. Woolsey, re.
turned home Sunday from Kenils'
worth, Carbon County, where they
have been visiting Mrs, Albert Taylor
daughter of Mrs. Woolsey.
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CORRESPONDENCE
lis and at this writing arc doing wen.
Funeral for Mrs. Eliza Holyoak.

is and at this writing are doing well.
= =
Funeral for Mrs. Eliza Holyoak.
Funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Eliza Moore Holyoak were
held in the Parowan l.. ID. S. taber-
nacle Monday afternoon. John Stew
ems, Charles Adams and Morgan
Richards were the speakers.
Mrs. Holyoak was born in England,
where she joined the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, immi-
grating to this country in her early
life, and for many years was associat-
ed with the Primary work here.
Mrs. Holyoak was "a years of age
at the time of her death.
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scmidt conducted a very interesting
business session after which music,
recitations and games we're given.
Regular meetings are held every Sat-
urday evening at s o'colck.
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Surprise Luncheon.
A very enjoyable affair took place
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L. l..
Breard where a few Of her most in
innate friends gathered at a surprise
luncheon, the occasion being a fare
well to Mrs. Breard and daughters
who will leave for Los Angeles soon
Mrs. c. F. Burger of Beryl, Hostess.
Mrs. w. G. Bumpus and daughter,
Miss Agnus, and Mrs. Charles Jobert
were the guests at dinner, Of Mrs. G.
F. Burger of Beryl Thursday. A very
enjoyable time was had in talking ov-
err old times as they were near neigh
bors in Pasadena, California.
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The next regular meeting of the
Ladies Aid Society will be held at the
Kendall club house on Saturday af-
ternoon at $50. All are cordially in
vited to be present. During the pres
ident, Mrs. Lola Couche's absence,
Mrs. w. w. Fee will conduct the bus
mess sessions.
If you wish to hear a good lesson,
excellent music and receive a royal
welcome, attend the Ford Union Sun
day school every Sunday at the Ford
Union Sunday school building at ESQ
p. m. Next Sundays services follow:
Anthem, j. H. Johnston; Duet, Messrs
George E. Collard, and Harry E. Rim
mel. All persons are cordially invited
to attend.
A letter was received from Mr.. A.
N. Mendenhall that he had arrived
safely in Detroit, Michigan and is TAX
ing in the sights. He also states that
there is plenty of rain there, too much,
in fact, for the farmers to raise good
crops this year. 81 tell you," he says,
"you can get the blues in old Utah,
but when you get to travelling through
other states and see how they are
having all kinds of trouble trying to
raise crops, you will soon see that
Utah does not have all the draw backs
by a big margin. They were just try
ing to get hundreds of acres planted
in Iowa and Nebraska when / came
through and here in Michigan they
are planting garden stuff yet, and
none of it is of any size. l tell YOU
it will only be a few years, l think
from the way other states look, unit
Utah will not be laughed at as a farm
state" Mr.. Mendenhall will be yer!
glad to get back to Utah as his health
is very much improved here. He ex
poets his daughters here In the spring
and we all hope they will get schools
here as they are very efficient.