REPORT BUMPER CROPS IN NORTH END JJFVALLEY (Continued from pago one) cellent time. Wednesday tho Ladles Literary Art club had a misfit ball In tho Ilex theater hall. Watermelons and can-, taloupes wero served. Tho evening was spent In games and dancing. Thoso who enjoyed tho entertainment wero Mr. and Mrs. John Bernhlscl, Mr. and Mrs. Russol Rogers, Mr. find Mrs. Borland Pond, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ilcrt Orchard, Mr. and Mrs. Fred El wood, Mr and Mrs. Harry Coley, ?Jr. and Mrs. William Stocks, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Vlllct, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Gustaveson, Missrs Sarah Sar-ah Baker, Hazel Pratt, CarrTo Hogurd, Beatrice Summorliajs, Mr. Earl Lea-vitt Lea-vitt and Mr. Leland Poulson. Mrs. Dals of Clifton, Idaho, Is 1 visiting with her mother Mrs. Wll-I Wll-I llam Bjboo. i Mrs.. Urlgham Pond and Mrs. John Uernhlsol spent Saturday In Lo gnn. Mr. and Mrs. Denis Nuttall left Friday for Brlgliam whero they will stay" for n few days. Miss Donna niwood returned homo Wednesday after a fow days visft nt Ogden. Thursday and Friday night tho Frederick Moore nnd Company played play-ed Edith's Burglar and, A Christmas Burglar. t Mr. nud Mrs. Edward Hoffman spent a few days In Logan last eek Mr. Hoffman is the contractor of Mr. J. M. Anderson's new homo. The Primary odlcers will give tho Primary children a dance on Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elwood, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Anderson, Mr. and, Mrs. Russel Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wiser, motored to Logan on Sunday. Tho Misses Rozolla Coley, Lucllla Coley, Grace Cho&t, Blanch Stephenson, Stephen-son, Mr. Lloyd Hogan, Orland Poul. bon, Elmer Choat, and Leland Poulson, Poul-son, spent Sunday In tho canyon. Mrs. Jolt Stohl nnd Miss Zora Bright loft' Saturday for a two weeks stay in Idaho.