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Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
Bedtime Stories
BY HOWARD E. GAR1S
Copyright, 1897. by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE wIGGIJY'S SALT
WATER TAFFY

! ''Mother. could we please have a
kettle to boil something in?' asked
Jingle. one of the many little rah-
lit girls. who had come to help
Uncle Wiggily spend pleasant
vacation at the shell cottage at the
seashore. This was on morning
when the sun was shining bright.
/ "What are You going to boil
! asked Mr.. Longears.
i "Oh. something" answered jim.
Gle with a sort of secret air about
Ler. but there : no harm in u,
! Mother" she was quick to say.
" Daddicums can come down to :hc
beach and watch us if he likes.
Il may hop down little later
after | see if there are any advent
lures that need looking after chuck
led Mr.. Longears. But to boil any
thing he said to Jingle, won
need a fire. Now fire means mat
ches and matches mean burns an
less YOU are very careful. y
"Oh, Scooter is going to make the
fire for us, - said Jingle. " He is a
Boy Scout rabbit and he knows how
to make a fire safely and how to
tut it out when we don t need it
any more.
"Well. that is something, = said
Uncle Wiggily. "Putting out camp
fires when one is finished with
them is very Wise thing to do, so
the flames VII not burn the beauti-
ful trees But ii 5 rather queer for
Scooter to be willing to play with
YOU girls, said Uncle Wiggily.
I'VE promised we'd give him
something of what we are going to
boil. Daddicms, explained Jingl'
Its good to cat.' she added.
owe II tell you about it after a
while.
''If il 5 something good to eat
I can easily understand why Scooter
is willing to help YOU by building
the boiling fire, - laughed Mr.. Long
ears. Let them take the kettle,
Nother,' he said to his wife.
But, just the same whisper
ed Mrs. Longears to her husband as
Jingle and her bunny sisters carry
ing with them the tin kettle, just
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
AN INTERNATIONAL CITY

George E. Diahl of Buffalo has conceived what is
perhaps the most ambitious municipal development
scheme in history. He proposes to create interna-
tonal city around the Niagara river with extensive
frontage also on Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, ncud-
ing 400 square miles in the United States and 300 in
Canada, with the present city of Buffalo as nucleus
There would be cast waterpOwer available and
plenty of transportation facilities, with 13 railroad
trunk lines and fine water route inland and seaward
He hopes make great inland port, and the first
absolutely free port in America, attracting the
merce of the world.
There are obvious political difficulties in the way
But though political unity FOR the described may
be visionary, economic forces working in that d
rection.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26

terday from short vacation trip
in San Diego, where Mrs. Fuller and
daughter are spending the summer.
A. H. Griswold has returned from
his summer vacation spent in Los
Angeles. Mrs. Griswold will return
later.
Miss Myrtle l.. Briggs. who has
| been for the past two years deputy
; county superintendent of schools of
Imperial county, has been made a
member of the faculty of Chico
normal school, and will assume her
new duties there on September 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
Gets Annulment of
Spite Marriage
Ry United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 90
Charges that Hugh Anderson, Turk
ish bath proprietor, married here to
''spite' his fiancee gained for
Hazel Deane, motion picture actress,
annuIment of the marriage con
tracted in Goldfield, New, in July
of this year.
Marguerite Kendall, Hollywood
milliner, testified that she too was
once engaged to Anderson, corro-
borating Miss Deane's testimony
that Anderson had not married for
love.
Some fields near Earlimart, Tu-
Iare county, have yielded more than
a carload of watermelons to the
acre. Other fields gave 800 crates
Of rantaloupes per acre.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
TEN YEARS AGO
August 26, 1871

?. B. Fuller, president of the Fl
CentEo National Bank, returned yes
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES AND NlClNI
Fair tonight and Saturday
moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNlA A
Fair tonight and Saturday; m
ate temperature; normal fire ha
in the mountains; gentle ives
winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell of. I'm
perial Vaney for this Date
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
AupuSt Dc 1907

j. E. Brown brought in another
party of landseekers last night.
Mrs. c. J. Schenck, Of Holtville,
is home from her vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Ringo are az
Hotel Imperial.
Mrs. J, A. Morrison came up from
Calexico this morning to pass the
day with Mr.. Morrison and many
friends.
d. w. Pontius, commercial agent
of the Southern Pacific COMPANY
is in town today.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Aupust o6 1910

J.. NJ. Cleveland, representing W.
l.. Cleveland Machinery Supply
Company of Los Angeles, has pass
ed the week in the valley.
d. A. Leonard made flying trip
to Los Angeles over Sunday.
T. +. Cressy left last night for a
visit with his mother and sister.
f. w. Cuff has received letter
from Winner, S. D., saying that 10
persons have left there for the land
opening in Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-08-26

A mountain fire of week S dura-
tion recently burned over a large
area in San Benito county and cX-
tended into Fresno and Monterey
Counties SN,3a!lXl
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19

praise Of Butte citizens for their
hospitality.
Among visitors to Butte from
Missoula during the grand lodge ses-
sion and attending the Masonic ball
were Mrs. Ropeck, Mrs. Harding,
Mrs. Dorsey and Mrs. Lundy, Miss
Johnston, Miss Ropeck, Miss Evelyn
and Miss Genevieve Lundy and Ar
thur Ramsey, all of whom motored
to Butte.
Helena visitors present at the
lodge of sorrow were Mrs. Crump
Mrs. Lowery, Mr. Norman and Law
renee Howard. !.
Anacondans noticed at the dance
included Mr.. and Mrs. William John
stoa, Mr.. Wyatt, Mrs. Grace Settles,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jackson, Mr..
Walker, Mr.. Dennis and the Rogers
and Prince brothers, -.
L. r. Ridley returned from Hunt
ers Hot Springs Wednesday,. 90
Albert Marshall was forced to
shorten his vacation at Sheridan due
to an. injury received while fishing.
The summer season being at its
height, small gatherings alone fill
the social calendar and happy groups
pass their spare hours in Montana's
vast vacation land.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19

given for Mrs. Craw. The Prosper
home was deliberately decorated for
the occasion by the hostess, Mrs. FL
mer C. Bartlett, who is Mrs. Pros
per's sister. More than 500 invited
guests and their friends paid homage
to the authress and her talented son
from late in the afternoon until late
Saturday night,
The Alpha Kappa Alpha gave a
charming dancing party in honor of
their graduates, Miss Helen Wheeler,
Miss Juanita Raboin and Miss Mar
jorie Bright, at Newman Hall. on the
U. of c. campus, Saturday night.
Other parties or the week included
breakfast for Mrs. Johnston OF
Vallejo by Mrs. Ethel Atkinson; a
dancing party by Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Brothers; N siX-course dinner for
40 friends for Miss Anita Thompson
and Miss Mimi Francis by Miss Iva
Washington; dance by the Nanette
Club for Miss Robinez Robinson, who
is to be married soon; another dane
ing marty for Miss Anita Thompson
and Miss Mimi Francis with Miss
Dorothy Vena and Miss Ethel Temple
hostesses; Mrs. Il. ]. Landry's five
course dinner for Mrs. Smelling Of
Oakland and Mrs. Young and Mrs. Nc
Gee Of Chicago and 2 other guests
Mrs. McGee is the wife Of n well
known attorney of the Windy City;
and the weiner bake FOR Mrs. Vivian
Osborne Marsh of Berkeley at the
Palisades, given by Miss Lois Towns,
Miss Miriam and Miss Ella Matthews.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19
Helena, Mont.
BY HEX

NO DISCRIMINATION HERE.
Rumor was insistent last week when
William Gareel opened the doors of
his new soft drink parlor and short
order restaurant that Colored patrons
were not desired and would not be
served in the piece. Observing the
, rapid spread of this serious tale HEX
poked his nose into the affair by in
terviewing Mr.. Gareel.
While devouring temptinglv
made sandwich served by Mr.. Gareel
himself we told him Of the rumor
nosed about the citv. He smiled-a
thing he rarely exhibits--aud said he
knew of it and that beside that n
friend had told him he could net mix
the races, if he did he would not
make any money. Mr.. Gareel said
he told this friend-Colored-
would serve his people and if he
failed TO make it go he would
close down, but he would not discrim-
mate. At-aboy! That's the part of
the dawn of a new day. t.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Fisher, son
and daughter. Bruce and Ada motor
I'd to Butte last week returning with
piuSS biO"H, Sis@huoNl VI WI gnu
Mrs. Fisher.
Norman Howard and Mrs. Joseph
Lacy motored TO the Blackfcot Sun
day.
Otha Allen and p. H. Keys were
in Butte taking in the Grand lodge
meeting. .. . ,-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Emmons of
: Yakima, Wash, were in the CITY for
| a short stay last week as the guests
of Mrs. Jennie Crump. Thew were
motoring t. Billings to visit with Mr..
Emmons' mother.
Arthur Palmer and .Irmes Howard
were visitors on the Blackfoot Sat
urday and Sunday. p,
Mrs. Walter Fisher has purchased
new Chev. touring car.
Ernest Boone Grrived in the CITY
| from Los Angeles last week and will
| make this his future residence. Ms
Boone came to Helena several months
ago.
| Logan Smith, Homer J. Soulds
Mrs. A. G. Dorsey and Mrs. Matte
! Anderson motored to Three Forks re-
turning via. White Hall. go.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Raker, Mrs
N. Ford end Miss Louise Wesley mot
ored to the Big Blackfoot Sunday.
| Ernest Boone is a patient at the
veterans hospital the result of min
or operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Reid took a mo
tor trim to Three ForSs and through
White Hall Sunday.
Went huck1eberrying Sunday dit
Lawrence Howard and some friends
Lawrence said he. saw a big brown
bear who disdsined their comnan'
and scampered up hill out of sight
We know he is not drinking man s.
we did not inquire into the size o
the bear.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19
CASPER. Wyo.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hill. Reporter

Mrs. l.. Huntley entertained with
banquet honoring her nephew, Mr..
~. w. Anderson of Denver. Covers
were placed for ten atthe w. +. Woo
dard Cafe. NN
r. S. Wilson, Presiding Elder of
the Rocky Mountain District Confer
enee held his fourth quarterly con-
terence at Grace A. Nj. +. Church,
Sunday. Iv,t
Services were well attended Sun
day at the Second Baptist Church.
The Rev. NJ. A. Gray preached at the
evening service.
Mrs. Katie Wheeler of Omaha,
Neb. who has been visiting her moth
err in Themopolis, spent. the week
end here, the guest OF Mrs. VIM.
Rice.
Big Horn Lodge No. 345 l. BsP.
o. l., of w. have been quite success
full in obtaining new members for
their order this year. SNf
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19

Miss Margaret Smith, 21s East Sew
enth S.
Mrs. William Matthews has re-
turned after a long stay at the bed
side of her mother at Shreveport,
La. She reports her mother much
improved and able to be about again.
Mrs. Allie Steward and Mrs. A.
Wilmington, who attended the East
ern Star grand session at Colorado
Springs, returned home the first of
the week. ra
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burgess and
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 7. Smith motored
out to the Old Mill Club Sunday aft
lernoon. 1 O.
/ Mrs. S. II. Patterson was hostess
for dinner Sunday, honoring Rev.
Mack Stovall. Plates were laid for
seven. Gardens flowers decorated
the table.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. Payne of Denver,
Col, formerly of Salt Lake City, are
proud parents of ten-pound girl.
I I Mr.. and Mrs. George Elkins and
Mrs. Everett Stewart and little
daughter returned after week at
Ogden visiting at the home of Mrs.
| Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green of North Little
Rock, Ark, were visito.s in the city
last week.
Happy Jacks" Hoakum Hounds
orchestra played August IL for the
Self-Improvement Club. They also
will play August 81 at lakewood
Park. 800.
Miss Airline Stewart and Miss .Sina
Banks were dinner guests of Miss
Rhoda Jackson last Sunday.
Lorenzo r. Renfro, So, died Sun
day morning at his home, Tl3 Second
East st. He was a waiter at Hotel
Utah, having held that position since
1911. He is survived by his widow,
Lettie Renfro.
Sparks from a chimney caused a
500 loss to roof of the. Sam Stew
art residence, 1916 South Fourth f..
] Sunday. The blaze was extinguished
by a headquarters company with
little difficulty. .f...
Honoring Clarence Salisbury OF
| Lawrence, Kan, who has been tour
ing the West and Northwest and ma
tional parks, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7,
Smith gave n dinner Wednesday
night and invited Mrs. Gaidy Ridge
and Rev. M. Stovall. A centerpiece
of sweet peas decorated the table.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Green, Miss
Lucille Howell, Mr.. and Mrs. Abnei
Howell and family, Mrs. p. c. How.
ell and Miss Aileen Clark motoreC
to Timpanocas Cave Sunday, where
they had lunch and passed a pleas.
ant day.
Corection-Under the date of Az
gust 70 the party given in honor OF
Miss Dorothy Gray was given by Mrs
Maggie Mason and Mrs. Harbert, in
stead of Mrs, Carmen Jewell, as pre-
viously stated. ....
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19
Salt Lake City, Utah
Rhoda E. Jackson, Reporter

Pilgrim Baptist Church held regu-
lar services morning and night and
the Rev. Mr.. Bartlett preached at
both services.
The Busy Bee Club met at the
afternoon and after the regular bust
ness the women sewed on a quilt
which will be contested for by two
women the latter part of the month.
Calvary Baptist Church, Third S.
and Seventh st. E., Rev. Mack Sto-
vail, pastor.-The services were well
attended Sunday and the pastor in
the morning spoke on Life" At the
evening services the pastor preached
an inspiring sermon from Job, 81
Know That My Redeemer Liveth. J"
One of the pleasant events of the
week was a surprise party for Dea-
con c. T. Smith in honor of his 68th
birth anniversary. The officers and
members of the church and many
of his friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. Gladly Ridge and then pro-
ceeded to the home of Deacon Smith,
where he was greatly surprised. A
lovely birthday cake, which was made
and presented by Mrs. Maggie Ma
son, held suitable number of can
dies, and a unique vegetable bouquet
was presented by Mrs. Alice Leg.
groan of East Mill Creek. Light re.
freshments, conversation and music
furnished entertainment. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with
flowers and 35 persons were present
Mrs. Parks, formerly of Wichita
Kan, united with Ca.vary Baptist
Church last Sunday.
The Colored Republican Club met
at Trinity A. M. 4. Church Monday
night. Little business was transacted
but Frank Neal, president, appointed
time for a meeting of the executive
board to report on plans Of the cam
IIpaign later. sfo2I
Mrs. M. Anderson won the quill
at the close of the anniversary pro
gram at Trinity A. NJ. L. Church.
The funeral for Mrs. Rosa Brown
was held Thursday afternoon at Trim
ity A. NJ. 4. Church. Rg t'.l
The funeral of l.. Renfrow wa.
held Wednesday, August II, ut Pill
grim Baptist Church. Interment wal
in Mount Olivet Cemetery. m9g =
Guy Manner passed a.. short visit
here en- route to California. l5t
Mrs. Gloss Mcdonald of Garfield
was here Monday on business trip
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and grand
son Arvander left Sunday for Berke
/ ley, Cal
Theodore Johnson. of Shreveport
La, arrived last week for an indefi
mite stay with his parents at 101l
s.. First West st.
Mrs. Washington of Kansas Cit.
arrived last week and will pass tn,
summer visiting her sister, Mrs. G
Mcdonald of Garfield.
| Miss Estaline Davis of McGill
New, arrived here en- route east an
passed a few hours at the home o
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19
Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Lulu b. eCabe, Reporter

Rev. H. C. White preached two
inspiring sermons Sunday, the morn
ing discourse being on peace, Con-
science, Comfort and Hope" and the
evening subject was "The Cripple of
Lodebar." Tuesday the, Mite Mis-
sionary Society met at the home of
Mrs. Raymond Next Sunday will
be Dollar Money Day. I'D.
Mrs. Addie Smith entertained
with a party for the pleasure of her
sister, Miss Jean Spinks of Council
Bluff, Iowa. Among those present
were Thelma Chase, Alice Greenway,
Dorothy Lewis, Mrs. Margaret Bra
zier, Mrs. Gladys Smith, Chester
Emmons, Frank Walton, Horace
Smith and Mr.. Varnado. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Emmons, en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, honoring
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Emmons of Yaki-
ma. The guests included Mrs. P.
Hambright and daughter Marian,
Mrs. Edna Watts, Miss Dorothy
Watts and Mr.. and Mrs. Chase and
family. .-.g
l.. P. Somerville returned from
the grand lodge session of Masons
held at Butte last week and reports
splendid sessions.
About rs friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hambright and, family gave
them delightful surprise party Fri
day night, the eve of their departure
for Chicago, where they will make
their home. During the evening an
impromptu program was given con-
sisting of instrumental and vocal Sc
lections, readings and extemporane-
Gus speeches. At the, close of the
program buffet luncheon was
served. Mr.. Hambright has. served
as mail clerk for more than 20 years,
on the run from Billings to Casper,
Wyo. He is transferring in order to
give his children better educational
advantages. Mrs. Hambright was the
first president of the Phyllis Wheat
ley Club and is active in club and
social circles. Mr.. Hambright left
for Chicago Sunday. Mrs. Hambright
and the children will follow soon.
Mrs. S. Davis of Council Bluff,
mother of Mrs. Horace Smith, ar
rived Friday for few weeks visit,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Bowens.
Mrs. Wade Carter, en- route to her
home at Seattle from st. Joseph, Mo-,
where she has passed several weeks
visiting, stopped here. Thursday eve
ming for short visit with Mrs. Edna
Watts and the children Of Barry MIL
| ton. ..a. :.
Mr.. Stradwick, Mr.. Brown and Mr..
Baker recently. returned from a trip
to Yellowstone Park.
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19
Sioux Falls, So. Oak
Mrs. e. 6. Collins, Reporter

Prof. VIM. Redden, President of
Industrial School at Dodgville, Miss,
is in the city visiting his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Mitchell. He was present at the
Baptist Church last Sunday evening
and gave a lecture on the flood dis
trict. The junior class of the B. Y.
p. u. gave an excellent program dur
ing the evening. Among those TAX
ing pert were Paul and Morris Koak-
lev, Richard TAYLOR, Morris Koakley,
Walter Avery, Raymond Patrick and
Wallin Avery. ~ ...r. ..l..
The young people gave picnic at
the park last Sunday evening.
Miss NJ. L. Glover sang five num-
hers ever the radio last Tuesday ev-
ening. She also made business trip
to Canton last week.
Mesdames Ida Morris, Carrie Nor
row and o. Willows and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. J. Kinkade left last Thursday
by motor for Minneapolis to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Morrow.
Mrs. Rose Worthing is enjoying
the pleasures of a new sport model
/ Hudson.
Several cars left last Monday ev-
ening for Lake Okiboji to attend the
annual dance. ...-
Messrs. Verne and Ellsworth Free
man are enjoying their Wills st
| Claire.
Mr.. Chas. Woods and Mr.. Lewis
of Madison spent day in the city
last week. 800. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Warden enter
tsined at luncheon honoring Mr.. anc
Mrs. ]. Vann of Omaha. Those pres
ent were Rev. and MRS. NJ. w. With
prs, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Patrick, ant
Mrs. +. c. Collins. ,- tf.
Mr.. Ray, after an absence. of sew
eral months, is back and is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson.
Messrs. Bass Booker and William:
have recently purchased a wash racl
and are opened for business on lit
street. tD E .t.H.
4 The William Singers, rendered ;
musical program ct the First Metho
dist Church Monday evening to
crowded house and were enthusiastic
eally received. The members of the
troupe are Miss Nellie Dobson, so
urano; Junior B. Maxwell, tenor
Oscar B. Plant, baritone; Carl j.
Turner, basso; Miss Lillian Lucky
dramatic soprano, and Miss Ethel
Bowmer, director and pianist.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-08-19
Ogden, Utah
Miss Eva Ellis, Reporter

Mrs. Adele Richmond, president of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs of Utah and jurisdiction, adj
dressed the city federation last Tues
day night and in her concluding re-
marks her slogan for the year was;
give hundred federated women for
Utah, SO as to gain better recognl-
ton from the national organization;
two hundred federated women for
Ogden to make two strong towns in
the state" Mrs. Jane, Foote read a
paper, "Why Should We Have
Clubs7" by Irene H. Burnham.
Miss Eva Ellis was hostess last
Thursday afternoon for the Unity
Club meeting. Refreshments were
served. Mrs. Georgia Mcconnell will
receive August 25, q ..p-.En =
Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. w. ID. Pow
ell and daughter, Mrs. Edythe Muir
ray of Salt Lake CITY, we're guests
at a picnic given at the Hermitage,
Ogden Canyon, by Mrs. Scott Stew
art, Mrs. Joseph Henry, Mrs. Gilbert
Haley and Mrs. John Blanton.
Mrs. Fred johnson beautifully en-
tertained at breakfast Sunday morn
ing in honor of Mrs. l.. M. Wade
of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Amanda
Ross of Little Rock, Ark. Covers
were placed for the two honor guests
and Mrs. o. Z. Taylor and the host
ess.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stewart were
dinner guests of Mrs. Walter Thomas
last Sunday night. 4
Mrs. John Blanton was a dinner
r. arf "
Mrs. Charles Shayers, l.. M. Wade
and Fred johnson motored to Brig
ham City, Utah, last Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Nj. Wade of Los Angeles
was entertained at basket dinner
given by Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs.
Charles Shayers at Lorin Farr Park
last Friday. .u
Correction--Mrs. W. d.. Powell Of
Salt Lake City is the aunt of c. G..
Holmes, NOT Joseph Deloney, as stat
ed last week. .~ gs.a .H. -.
Mrs. l., M. Wade of Los Angeles
and Mrs. Fred Johnson were guests
Saturday afternoon VI Mrs. j. e.
Henry.
A fishing party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Stewart and children,
Betty and Scott Jr,; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Smith, Mrs. Gilbert Haley and
her mother, Mrs. John Blanton, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Henry and
daughter Emma motored to Browns
Grove. Dinner was served at the
grove. Mrs. Henry killed rattle
snake, which caused much excite
ment.
Friends of Mrs. Lettie Renfro of
! Salt Lake City wish to extend their
sympathy in her hour of bereave-
fnent.
The Wall Avenue Baptist Church
is doing wonderful work. The diff
ferent auxiliaries are busy, The box
lisupper given by the Missionary So
ciety was quite success. Rev. d. d.
Banks, pastor, preached two SPLEEN
| did sermons Sunday, his morning
subject being taken from Isaiah 6:S,
"a Volunteer for Jesus. At night
Judges. 9:45 was the theme, "The
Salt Sowing Mongrel."
i Mrs. Pearl Wealsley,. Mrs. William
Edmund and c. C. Goodrich are re-
| ported ILL.,
Anderson Boykin of Salt Lake
City was a visitor in Ogden for day
last week.