I HYDE PARK MAN : ;v OFF ON MISSION H ?A , Hyde Park. March .' Robert M "'ML McQuarrie loft Friday for Ogdoii H Mi;i; to spend a few diiys with his fa- H WKr$ ,,ll!l' "l'fori' l-'nv'"K f(H' lllu ln.is' B 3 sj()1 J(,( J0 MS (((,u t.nHi;,l H t ''; to labor in the Australian mis- fl .Airs. Elijah Scullions is very ill H 3 ft at this writing. " vf Mrs I2i"it Sant from Trcas- j"! ureton, Idaho is visiting rela- H 'S'i tives hero. H fV' Prof. .Icnson was a visitor in M l r '- Hyde Park Sunday. 1I was lab- M orijifi in the interest of the Sim- M i ? day school and his address was H interesting and very instructive- H ( 5 "The American flirl" was pre- H M' .vented to a full liouse last Friday H I evening, i fl j $ .Mr. Troles Jorgeuson is conlin- H . 'i cd to his lied at this writing. H Elder Clyde Dailies who has H )een laboring for the past two H v years in the Herman mission has' H iceeived his release and i.s expect-j H ed honm in the near future. I H ' The Hyde I'ark hand will givc H . a dance next Friday night. Tim H proceeds will go toward paying H ' for the uniforms recently purch- H ased. Mr. Koht. ChristotVerson H has hcen chosen as leader of the H Mr. Arthur Clark is visiting H friendH here- H f Miss Annie Grant has been H ' visiting friends and, relatives here H for tho past week. H i Mr. Wilford Nielson is visiting H rolatvcs in Ldalio Falls, Idaho. H Miss Tracy Lamb is visiting H ' friends in Logan H , Miss Vira Reeder front' Card- Hi ston, Canaa is .spending the wint- V Mrs. William Seamoiis who has H been very ill for the past week H is slightly on the improvo.