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Show H THIS, THAT AND THE OTHER S Ilr. mul Mrs. (leorifu Webb spent HBM Tuesday in l'rmo. Mr. Geo. Wobb paid n visit to our Hnlons on I'ridny Inst. Kir. A. I., llootli o( I'rovo wnn in l,elil last Friday on legal bneiiiops. 8. W. Hoss went to I'rovo on Snttiriltiy lttet on lcgnl business. Mr. H. H. Tluiriiinn was in town on BBS business on Saturday. H Killtor W. I.. Webb took a trip down B Houtli ns fur nH Lcvnn on Saturday. B TliollttltaPycnroldtioiiofMr. nudMra. B M. I. llusliiiin:i wns hurled nt I'rovo Ibis BBJ BBJ Wo have lecelyed nn Invitation to nt- BflJ tend n Vnlentlne'n Ball in Cldpnuui's PBJ Hall on Feb. BflJ Abo Gudiiiunscn nnd James Kvans Bflj left yesterday for two days prospecting PH visit to tbo low bille. BflJ Aa Jnmes Peterson In going to give, n BflJ wedding ball hero this week the band 1ms BBT concluded (ogive no Mgular public party HBT Iblii BflJ 11, G. Whitney writes that a number flHJ o( Snlt Ul;e'n prominent performers an- flHJ ticipale playing to an nudienccin I.ehi flHJ flHJ Ucorgo W. Child one of (bo bent HHJ known newspaper men In America, was JHJ b tried in the WosJIsud Ccmetnry nt HHJ- . - '"?' J'hihulclphm on Tuesday. HHJ ' it iafi tboso ii ho nro on tin; ns small HHJ bills would ho prepared (o settle when HHJ our agent presents them in tho near B future. B Tho Trustees of Utah Co. bad a incot- flHJ lug In I'rovo on Tuesday to take steps to HHJ protest against tho pnssngo of tho new HHJ icbool bill. HHJ Mr, Israel Kvans leaves (bis week for HHJ the Midwinter Fair, lie cxpecd to bo HHf abtcnt ubout six weyka, Wowlsnhln B ii pleasant visit. H Tho Ogdon Sun mid Snlt Lake, Tribune HH havobeen calling each other hard names HHt this week. The Bun in going back on Its HHJ idea of clean journalism. HHJ Tho trustees nro having ft trench dug HHJ ou the west side, of (ho central school HHJ house to lay n pipu so ns to clean out HHJ the boiler of the heating apparatus moro HH easily. HHJ The final mid-winter session of tho H U. O. T. A will bo held in I.ehl on tho HHJ "7th of this mouth. Tho teacheis havo HHJ began toniako preparations for pi opor- HHj ly taking caro of them. HH A. T. Orecu wns beforo Judge Kvans HHJ Monday for stealing hay from Isaac Fox. HHJ Nothing but clrcuinstaiitlal eyideuce wns HHJ adduced which tho Judge decided una HHJ not quite suflicient nnd ditiuitecd the HHJ HHj Mr. James Kirkham is completing a HHJ history of l.chi nnd la very anxious to HHJ have It complete. He wishes the names HHJ of all missionaries sent from here, with HHJ the day, month snd year they left nnd HHJ where (hoy labored, Those bnving such HHJ information should let him know, HHJ The hard times ball was n bucccpf. HHJ The young ladies mndo 31. which la HHJ deposited to th eir credit in tho bank. HHJ There wns.aomo very unique) nnd Btrik- HHJ ingcottumca which forcibly reminded HHJ oneof hard times. Thero was too many HHj itnall ones present which spoiled the HHJ enjoyment for tho rest. B TheSpecticularCo. ndvertisfd toshow HHJ on Monday mid Tuesday nights but got HHJ no audience, on the first night. They re- HHJ duced the prlco for the second perfor- HHJ mance and got a house. Thu people nro HHJ new at some of the parts but pructlco H will overcomo this. Their light did not HHJ rhiue an brightly as It should to givo n HHJ cood effect. Borne features wcrogood B cthcra were not. HHJ Claud Ilitsman who mis convicted be- HHJ fore Judgo Kiiiua and tent tol'iovofor M remtulttmcnt to tho Itcform School wns HHJ remanded back with instructions to bo HHJ given the full penally of tho law. It HHJ appears that the boy was rrcouicmUd to HHJ tho District Judgo iion tho father' In- HHJ t tructions nnd nfterwardi his father HHJ protested beforo tho Court that Ids boy B b's not scut. HHB HBk:- |