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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15

State police were in Fairfield yes terGay and took a quantity of seized liquor and alleged hooch from Pros ecutor Wakeman's office in the Town Hall Most of the liquor will be used as evidence and some of it will be de Stroyed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15

and Blue Bird hats; two of the smart est and finest of trade-named lines of mil, Iinery. Beautiful new Spring models. Regular $12.5O and $15- co az
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15
Children's s shoes
Women's house slippers

of black kid, ono strap style, turn sole, all sizes but all in E Gf 9E width, regular $2-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15

The next b'll presented by the Lit tie Theatre league will be seen at the Industrial Service Center on Barnum avenue, February 27th. The program will consist of ''The Man in the Stalls and "Pokey."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15

Tn the pinochle tournament be- tween the Red Men and the Ameri- can Legion the former are now four games ahead of the ex-sevice men.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

Tnna.jsia mestska kniznica ma Wick
Ave. obohatena bola V posleanf easy
poaetnymi syazkami slovcnskych a ccs.
ksch knih, ktore kedysi zakdpily tn
na.jsie slovenske spolky potion odo-
vzdaly Okresnemu Sborn Sloyenskej
Ligy, ktoryA ich daroyal tanaisei NEST.
skej kniznici IN sdhlasn tych spolkov.
Knihy 81 pozieiasaii zdarma kazddmn
obyvatel 'ovi y Yonngstowne, preto od
portitame nasim ct. citatel 'om, ably til.
to knihovna sasteisie navstevovali a 2
nej 81 dobr6 kn.hy vypoziavali Sprava
kniznice vd'asne posldzi 4 'alsimi in
formaciami.
Jamarik BOZ $ diablom alebo co je
opilstyo a jeho falosn6 povcsti.
kempensky-O nasledovani Kr.sta.
Kovasicky process.
Stoaola- Statistika Slovenska.
Adam -Obrazkov6 povesti.
Adam Tri zakliate kniezata.
Holly v-Rasne
Somolicky--Baiky.
Tolstoi- Povcsti hAjky.
Zamenhof-zaklady mcdzinarodnei re
i Esperanto.
-Rphov;it spi-ovnei rcsi
slovenskei.
Czambel-Slovcnska rec a jcj micsto
Y rodine slovanskych iazykoy.
Houdek-Vypin zemc q zivota.
Wagncr-Ziavy nebeska.
Srobir--L 'ndova zdravovela. .,
supej-O repovych had 'atkach alebo
q takzvanych -nematodoch.
supej-Umele hnojiva a ich upotre-
benie.
Burjan-Nemluvha alebo zivot o.
patera diet'at'a v prvfch dvoch ro-
! koch.
Borovohajsky-Sovenske hadky, do
styroch oddielov.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. spisy basni,
ck6.
Krasko-Nox ct solitude.
| Krasko-Verse
Kuptok-Noyy vinsovnfk.
Kuzmany-Pamitnik ma storoeie je.
no narodenia. ....... :a.~
Pauliny -T6th-Basne.
SladkoviG-Spisy <basnicke.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01
Soznam slovenskych knih mestskej
verejnej kniznici.

Vajansly Kniha versov.
Ratikova- Zlaty Krnh, pohadka 0
styroch iednaniach so spevami tan.
cami.
I.ihibin Mlsanie slnsnost', dve We
sclohry Y ] deistve
Ccchoy--Jubileum.
Z Cisler Osctroyatcl 'ka.
Cislcr- voiaci, voiaci.
Hrase Krasata, kral 'ovna vii.
.Iaros- -Ksakonos, dram. pohadka.
Krisnohorska- Medved' a villa.
Krofta-r-Naa Berounkou pod Tetinem
Ncmcove--Babicka 2amku
plnmlovska--K Krkonos
plnmlovska--Sen, vianotna hra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pnmlovska- -Zlata husa
Plumlovska-Zlata nit
sSambcrk-Era Kubankova, zart. hra
Samberk-vylet pana Brouska
Scdlasek- Chytry Honza
ScdlaSck-Ko Rozumbrada
ScalaGek-Sedem havranov
Scdlasek-Stolecku, prestri sa.
meradova--Zlaty ptak.
Sima--Dlhy, siroky bystrozraky
Stoiba- penia:e.
Stolba-Za Il 'achtickSm erbem.
Strcupcznicky---Pan Mcsitck.
stroupcznicky-Pani Mincmistrova.
strcupeznicky--Zvikovsky rarasek.
vorackova--O pysnem Janitkovi.
va.iansky-Lctopis Zivcny.
Wagner AXE bude pocasie.
Banik-Slob. kr. mesto Zvolen.
Kalal-Na krasnem Slovensku.
Zavad'l-Velehrady Dcvin Mia.
Mayer-Hungarica.
Vaiansky-Volosko Venecia. IN
Vaiansky-Sofia-P -Plevno.
Havlasa-Pat' kalifornskych povesti
Botto-Slovici, vyvin ich narodneho
povedomia. ....
n. V:--Cernovsky process.
Na!ai--SloVdcl, SlIutHy FoLhieu L"
lobe minule i pritomne. ..
Observation-Disclosures polit. process.
Nala.ly a vyhl lady.
Sasinck-Obrana sv. Methoda.
" Sasinck--Slovaci Uhorsku.
Pictor-Napor.odpor.
sasfnck--strucny dejepis Uhorska.
sasinck--Deiepis Slovikov, l..
Francisci-Vlastny zivotopis. -
Alcxandra--RolS 1S47-lS4S Uhrach
NenAdovM-O Cernohorcoch
Kmet '--Juraj HclSek.
Hurban-Pamiatks. Sostavil Joze}
Skultety.
Aliqu's-Rcdina Royesntch. Roman
Bjornson-Arne, novcla.
Beblavy-Janosik. .., u. ..
Rjornson-Rybarca.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

GipkayP Poklad.
Dickens Vianoena pieseh v prose.
Glomacki- Kresby obrAzyk.
Goldsmith -Wakefieldsky farar.
Haylasa Poslednf tatranskk povfdky
Hav,ssa -Prvni tatransks povfdky
.Janovsha pastierea, 4 inc povesti.
Kosmak Chrt, ohraz 70 zivota.
Kosmak Engenie.
Kosmak-.Jak byi Raronch Jun. w
lcSen, humoreska.
Kosmak- Jak Martin bIondil M
pravou cestn opct se vratil
Kosmak Knka.ko.
Kosmak LidskS zverincc.
. Kosmak--povidky.
Kosmak sc Ii nezenit9
Kosmak- Ztracena.
Kukir:in--DGm strani.
Knzmany Rozpomienky 4 kresby.
Laskomcrsky Zarty rozmary.
Licskov Rozpravky.
Merothy y.Solttsz--Proti prndu.
anpassant-Novely.
observation-disclosures rolaci.
Mikszath-Sv;iteho Petrov dazdnik
Mil iltcviG--PoturGenic Leila
B-M-Storocna pamiatka narodcnia
Moysesa
Mrstik--Pohaaka maic.
Nemcova Babicka.
Ncmcova- Diva bara Dobrt clovck
Chyze pod horami.
Ncmcova- Narodhi baehcfl:y po.
vesti
Observation-Disclosures vesnicky
Pietor- Kavkazsky zajatcc inf
tlanky.
pietor- -Miskovs smrt' ine tlanky
Pictor-StedrS veccr inc tlanky.
P.ctor-Uzernik inc clanky.
pictor--Z lasky hnev a inc elanky
podiavorinskh--Kde sa wal?
Poaiavorinska--V otroctve.
pots pcnko---V skatocnej sluzhe.
Przewa- -Tetmajer--Zbojnicka chalupa
inc ptvcsti Tatier.
Sicnkieicz--Bitka pod Grnnwaldom
enkiewicz-Danusa.
Sienkiewicz--JagieEka ... 49,.
Sienkiewicz-,Jurand 20 Spychowa.
Slhvik-Hospodarske prcdnasky.
Slovenska kniznica.t
Srcmca--Nladimir Dukljen.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

Nielen ze musi zaobstarat' latku
novinarslsn, nej Go najlepsie po-
vyberat a zvacsa prepracovat',
ON to musi sprawl ma zaklade i
stych vedomosti, vknsu, taktu, ~
najviac vsak zbehlosti alebo zrue-
nosti. Mimo toho musi sa vyznat
v kazdej chvili, axe stanovisko
zaujat yoci tel alebo incl veci, O
take. .alebo zalezitosti, to tre.
bars j cez hlavn vsetkych takto
mae punktickarskych, zvaesa len
vo vsetkom vahavych elementov
Y tcjto poziadavky vyvinula sa
potion zvlaStna kasta specialistov
odbornikov, ktora je hlavne u
vel 'kych novin presne vyrnbena
TAX znamc politickych redakto:
ROY, besednicnych, obchodnych
micstnych, sportovych, pol 'nohos
podarskych bohvie este akycll
rcdaktorov. Kazdy pracujc vylut.
ne V tom odbore, pre- ktory je spo.
sobilf a vtdatny. S redaktorom
ie to ME mae, ako al 'lekarmi
ktoi 81 zadovazili v istom odbore
zvlastncj zru6nosti, dokonalosti.
Ako stavitel' je ME stavc "a.
,, opatrit' 81 alcbo sostavit' vSetok
stavebny material, podobne odka.
zany je al GO snceisi redaktor ma
pomocnikov a zpravodajov, ktori
sn cinni pomimo rcdakcie. sbiera
jnc, shromazd 'ujnc potrehnn lar
| ku, tax zabavno-poucnh, ako a.
presne novinarsku. eli chyrovii
novotinskn.
Hlavne zavazie takehoto doda
|
vania novinarskej latky 'pada ns
stalych prispievatel 'ov a dopiso
vatel 'ov. Mimo toho sil redaktoro
vi ma vel'kej pomoci r6zneho dru
hu casopisy. tax tuzemske ako a.
cudzozemske, ktore 81 redakcis
alebo predplaca alebo ma zament
"a svoje dostava. Takto prevzatt
zpravy musia byt' zvaesa lokal
nym pomerom alebo zaujmom zod
povedne prepracovane alebo jed
noducho bcz - ako sa hovori -
komcntaru odtlacene.
Povolanie redaktora IDA sa ne
zasvatencom niccim vel jedno
drchym, a neviem, ci sa hnevat
ci l'utovat' osud, re citajhce pub
likum talk malo pozornosti venuje
novinam,, ktore veruze by boly
hodny, ably ich kazAy vaesou Il
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

ctivost 'ou bral do ruky, al ich
obsahu vatsiu pozornost' venoval.
Taky bezohl 'adny odberatel' ei-
ze titatel ami len netusi, co "a
maistrovske dieto l'udskeho lsi-
liza, prace, badania, potu, ba zroy-
ma krve srdca skryva sa v kazdom
jednom elsie novin, ktorym on
tax neuznanlivo zachadza.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

zAcHvAT LAsKY!!!
Ci zENY M1LUJU lepsie?
Uchvatnost' l'udskeho dotyku!
CT zENA MA oIILAsovAT' IA
MUzOM?
Pre- sa dievca ma vydat pred 18. ro-
kom muz pred 21?
Snatok, rozsobas, laska, zdravotni-
ctvo, kontrola p6rodov, pohlavna zdra-
voveaa atd'. atd'.
AKo sA DoBRE vyDAT' A DO
SIAHNUT' SHASTA
Toto sl len niektore predmety, kto-
rych sa pojednava kazdom elsie
"FOLD' MAGAZINU, najvacsieho a
najlepsieho easopisu MILENCOV v A
mcrikc. Odlany je len tym problemom.
PosLITE 1oc. "a PRvE C1sLo
uplni informaciu nasom
Friendship Klube. -
PREDPLATNA cena teraz je len 75c
ma rok, $500 ma 3 roxy.
Tato zvlastna nabidka ma rozSirenia
GOLD" fasopisu je dobra len ma kra-
tku dobu. Kazdt predplatitel' stane sa
ZDARMA Glenom nasho FRIENDSHIP
KLrBIT, tisicimi Glenmi (obojeho po
hlavia) kazdom State meste.
PoSlitc 75c. vaSim menom a adreson
ma .-.s -. .. r..
"FOLD' MAGAZINE,
1851 Broadway, N. Y. City, U. s. A.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-01

GU [! : :! ! !!

Do 0eskoslovensla "a s dni
CEz HAMBURG
Plavby kaxdy utrok
nairschlcjsfmi modernSmi parnikmi
MAURErAN1A AQUITASIA
a0,so4 ton 45,647 ton
BERENGAR1A
$4,000 ton
New York Southampton q. prevoxnym
parnikom do Brunsbutteu (Hamburgl.
Je to. najrychlejsia plavba.
Tiex New Yorku do Cherbourgu q
zeleznicou do Cesko- -Slovenska.
Priamo do Hamburger
ANTONIA 2i. dec.
uzavrete, oddelen6 kajuty pre- cestova-
tel'ov 3. tricdy. vyborne jedlo. osobnY
dozor ma zeny deti. Mierne ceny.
Oil 'adom lodnSch listkov informaeii
obrat 'tc sa ma naibli@icho agcnta,
ktory sa nachodi vo vasom meste alo-
bo ma blizku.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-16
HEPPNER DEFEATED BY
ATHENA AT PENDLETON
HepDner Lose. Out In Second Hall.


The Heppner boys felt fine when they
started for Pendleton but were rather
detected when they got back, which is
possibly due to the defeat Athena hand
ed them.
The game started slowly and Heppner
scored first on free throw. Heppner
scored again on a field goal by McDuffee
and then Athena scored The score was
even until the last few minutes Of the
half. when Athena began to work her
tip off plays and took a six-point lead
at the end Of the half-score, l6 to 10.
In the second half Kretzer. forward
and Harden, center. began TO pile up
the points for Athena Kretzer would
get the ball in the center of the floor
and bounce 1t up against the blackboard; !;
Harden would come in with a rush,
catch the ball as IL came off the back
board and put II in the basket. The re-
suit is to be seen in the score. The
passing was poor on both sides and
neither side shot well in the first half
A good many fouls were called on both
sides The technical fouls were divided
evenly but Athena had a larger number
Of personal fouls Kretzer and Hard
en- were Athena's best men and 1t was
mainly through them that the score
mounted so high. Heppner was Off
stride and lost" most of the time
and no stars appeared except in the
last half when Witcraft guard. got two
nice field goals and broke up many of
Athena's plays. Final score was AZ to
IS in favor OF Athena
Tinauna.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-16
Just Oyerheard--In Sewing L

Referee: DR.. Grove.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-16

A "Frosh" baseball team has been or
ganized and is practicing whenever the
weather and field permits. Those on the
team are Paul Aiken, Russell Wright,
captain. Ausin Smith, manager. Clar-
ence Moore. Ike Dexter. Durward
Tash, Claude Hill, Holt Grimes and
Harold Case. They are expecting to
play Lexington sometime soon.
The civics classes are studying a
special number Of the Literary Digest
on the British Empire.
Last week Gillian ana Blsbee Hard
ware company finished work on the
railing on the cement incline leading to
the school house. This is a great ben
eft to school children especially, and we
are very glad that the city council
found the means to have 1t done.
Beginning last Monday the first per-
iod in the afternoon was heightened
five minutes. The new rule will hold
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-16
HEPPNER HILIFE
Edited By JUNIOR ENGLISH CLASS

l hate to see it go TO waste"
4 want the one that's got the most
on itw
This Is the most artistic looking
-four / ever saw"
Say, why don't you wash the dish
rag? You make me do everything, dog
gone itp'
"Girlsplease don't whistle and sing.
This isn't music class"
Hey you buggern' you've got to
wash the dish-pan."
"oh. Miss Norris. did you burn your
fnger?'
"Cuss, Miss Norris, cussi"
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-16

why, I've worried so much my hairs
turning redr'
"Doggoneit! II l get this dress done
I'm goln' to have It preserved in a mu-
seuml"
Gee, but that's cute. Wish I'd got
one like it!'
oh Miss Norris, what on earth have
done now?"
Wont we create a sensation though.
when we go strutting down town in
our new gowns"
Il don't know just how to execute
this"
Lets see--yes, II keep on, I'll soon
have as much done again as l had
last Friday"
'Lemme see, too! Oh. yes, wouldn't
my name look cute with a Madame"
before 1t? Are you going to design In
Paris or Hardman?'
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-16
Bright Remarks Of the X. P.'s.

"Therel I've dropped some salad
dressing. I'll have to pursue 1t with
the dish-rag."
slip me a sandwich, kid. she isn't
looking"
Hey, you big pig, leave some for
met
THAT salad looks awfuhly sweet,
Violet only this one isn't artistic look
ing enough"
Guess I can lick these IL ! want to.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-16

The Independent team last Wednes-
day night played a return game of
basketball with the Lexington town
team at Leach's hall.
The game started off with a rush and
was fast clear through. The small hall
was a handicap to the local boys and
Lexington scored the highest.
Bill Ridens was star for Lexington
and Alvin Boyd for Heppner.
The lineup:
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-03-16
Lexington Town Team Wins from
Heppner $3.50.

Referee; Borleske; umpire: Penland
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Tell your troubles to the unwel-
come guest. He will soon depart.
Mrs. Clyde Day OF Salt Lake, was
DE guest of her mother, Mrs. l.. M.
Evans here the week end.
Mrs. Hattie Smith vDd children and
Mi@ Geniel Grant are spending .
few weeks In Provo Canyon on the
Smith ranch.
n. II. Bezzant and son Holden, and
Hyrum Blackhurst left last Saturday
Tor q camping trip up above Kamas.
They are spending the week there.
DR.. and Mrs. Spencer Snyder Of
Garland and children, formerly of
this place. were the guests Of Mrs.
N. n. Bezzant here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Nielsen mo-
tored TO Salt Lake Thursday. They
accompanied Mrs. Nielsen's sister Of
Provo, to a hospital, where she will
receive treatment for eye trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Seastrand and
family motored to Eureka Sunday and
remained over Monday, visiting and
enjoying the big Pioneer celebra-
zion held there that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Jackson and
daughter. Mrs. Thos. Shafter and
daughter left Saturday for Huntsville
where they will remain for a few
days visiting relatives and friends.
800. g.. s. CITIZEN. q - Z. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nicholson and
Miss Sadie Nelson Of bingham mo-
tored to American Fork Sunday and
visited relatives and friends. return
fns home that evening.
Miss LILLIAN Chestnut. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chestnut. FORM
sriy Of this city, but now living in
salt Lake. was married the latter
part OF last week In Salt Lake to
Evron r. Lamb, also OF Salt Lake.
Mrs. Eva McGinnis and daughter
June. left Tuesday for their home In
Kansas City, after spending visit
here with Mrs. G. A. Pierson. They
are returning to their home after a
visit In los Angeles.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29
A Bad Mama GOOD Thouoht.

To enjoy a thing exclusively is COM
monty to exclude ones self from the
true enjoyment OF It. Said Byron;
"Those who Joy would win must share
It; happiness was born twin."-Bos'
ton Transcript.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29
Human Nature Changes Little.

The children now love luxury, they
have bad manners. contempt for au.
thorlty, they show disrespect TO elders
and love chatter In place Of exercise.
Children are low tyrants, not the
slaves OF their households. They no
longer rise when nm elder enters the
room, they contradlc, their parents,
chatter before company. gobble up the
dainties at the table. cross their legs
and tyrannlze over their pedagogues.
Alcibiades even splneked n literary
Socrates. iC9.399 r.. g.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29
Local News

Brass King dashboard. 75c at
Grants.
All men know few things. Some
know less.
VIM. j. Chadwick was among the
business visitors in Salt Lake Sat6-
day.
Miss Virginia. Smith 10 spending
ten days VISIT In Salt Lake and
Magma with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Gaisford and
family motored to Magma and Gar
field Saturday on business matters.
DIR. c. c. Randall OF Logan spent
Sunday and Monday In American
Fork, satest Of Miss Irene Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Christensen
and family spent q few days this week
in American Fork Canyon camping.
Mrs. A. s. Sandmeier OF Provo re-
turned home Sunday after spending
n four day visit here with Mrs. By
ron Crookston-
Notice the many articles you can
get for $500 At ChipmanS. .
Miss vclma Shelley returned home
Friday. after spending the past six
weeks in Salt Lake. attending sum-
mer school at the u. Of U.
Mrs. ]. A. Wright returned to her
home In Bingham Saturday after
spending few days here visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Anderson and
Clyde Thornton. Of this city. and Miss
Alice Jones OF Lehi motored to Salt
Lake Sunday on pleasure trip.
Mrs. Clarence Knudsen OF Salt
Lake. spent Sunday and Monday here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Chipman and
family Of Provo spent Monday in
American Fork. guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. g. Harrington and family.'
'''Miss Tavern Page Of Provo Is
spending the week here. guest OF Miss
Iavone Harrington
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs Jarvis Aydelotte. Mrs.
Carrie Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Nielsen. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Green
wood motored up Provo Canyon to
lieber and then on to Park City and
home via Salt Lake. They report a
very enjoyable trip.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

first page.
A sin is most Objectionable when
committed by the other fellow.
r. NJ. White was q business visitor
in Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. willard Done and son Vivian
OF Salt Lake, spent the 24th here with |
Mrs. Done's sister. Mrs. VIM. Bush
Miss Elma Ceilings Of Provo was
the guest Of Misc TAvonne Bromley
here for few days this week.
when you don't know which way
to turn, turn anyway. Standing still !
never gets you anywhere
l.. ID. Harrington OF Mona spent
the week end here with his wife, re-
turning to his employment Monday.
Some construction work was start
cd in the Magma Mill at Utah Copper
Co.Thursday morning Of last week
Heavy 81. Denis cups, for soc
a. Grants. =.
Miss Erma Booth Of Salt Lake ia
spending a visit here with Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. w. Chapman and family.
John p. Murdoch of Beaver was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck
here Saturday.
Berdie Petersen Of Midway 10 spen-
ding the week in American Fork, the
guest of Misses Vida and Alta Berg.
DO not pretend virtue you do
not possess. Others see the faults
you try to cover up
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. wilde and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Miller and children
spent Monday in Salt Lake on pleas
ure.
Mrs. Wilcox, who has been spend-
Ing the past several months in Calf
ornia. 10 here visiting her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Hansen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Dunyon and
daughter Of Draper spent Saturday
and Sunday here, guests Of Mrs. An
ME Greene.
Mrs. John Beck and daughter Des-
sic returned home last Thursday from
Beaver where they visited Mrs.
Becks daughter for week.
Miss virgie Paulson OF Salt Lake
e spending the week in American
Fork. guest OF Misses Myrtle and
Luella Cunningham.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Wootton and
I family of Salt Lake spent the week
end In American Fork, visiting Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Melodies and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Robinson of
Marysvale spent few days here this
week visiting with Mrs. Robinson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. "a
briskie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb. Misses
Mildred and Ada Carr of Riverton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. McBrido of
this city. were the guests OF Mrs.
Alex Cunningham Monday at dinner.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Walters at their home In
Provo on Friday, July 14th. Mrs.
Walters was formerly Miss Vienna
Crookston OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bennett re-
turned to their home In Salt Lake
Monday after spending a two weeks
visit here with Mrs. Bonnett's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. wootton.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.eGrande Noyes and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Melodies
and children. Zelma and Carl Woot-
ton enjoyed a trip to Saratoga Tues
day afternoon.
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MI ads should be In Tuesdays
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Notice the many articles you car
get for $500 At ChipmanS.
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Miss vclma Shelley returned home
Friday. after spending the past sis
weeks in Salt Lake. attending sum
mer school at the u. Of u.
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Mrs. Eva McGinnis and daughter
June. left Tuesday for their home In
Kansas City. after spending visit
here with Mrs. c. A. Pierson. They
are returning to their homo after a
visit In los Angeles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Chadwick and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barratt motored
to Heber Friday and spent the day
visiting. '''Miss Veda Barratt spent
Sunday and Monday in Heber, guest
of her aunt. Mrs. II. ]. Wagstaff
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Mrs. J. A. Wright returned to heI
homo in Bingham Saturday aftel
spending few days here vsitins
relatives and friends.
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Mrs. A. s. sandmeier Of Provo re-
turned home Sunday after spending
four day visit here with Mrs. By
ron Crookston-
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N. Il. Bezsant and son Holden, and
Hrum Blackhurst left last Saturday
for q camping trip up above Kamas
They are spending the week there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Jackson and
daughter. Mrs. Thos. Skater and
daughter left Saturday for Huntsville
where they will remain for a few
days visiting relatives and friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nicholson and
Miss Sadie Nelson OF bingham mo-
tored to American Fork Sunday and
visited relatives and friends. return
ing home that evening.
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Mrs. Clinton Larson and son of
Salt Lake spent the week end and
Monday here. guest at the home of
her mother. Mrs. Emma Foster and
family.
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Mrs. Hattie Smith v1d children and
hds Geniel Grant are spending q
few weeks In Provo Canyon on the
Smith ranch.