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Show . THE JO-aDA.l!l JOUltN 4L EAST PhQWERI Mr. Ezra Pate _.. imll!lftt at Mapleton. I.IJ' THO_. AltiCU. CJ,ARK • • William LaQWison .n.. of 11M. ~of Mrs. ent;er.tain~ . JIOaoia. at dinner Sunda,y COm-plimenting ~tl l:b======~====l=::=::::ii mother, Mt·s. E. L. Young of WarneJW: were .,., poor , lni..ake. 1\eed-so poo.- ID taot t)ult some • lime& l am af,raJd the, ba<{:IICilrcel~ Apostle J. Golden Kim6all enough to eat. ~rae tllan tllat, per Lake gave a very fine l~ure ~o hll~ they were~ned. ad~ folks yqung people especlally, a J.. ;o.... J Wbo woultl- have appreclate_4 ftlld en Joyed cotnt'ot'ts :and bealltlbl things crowd of parents who regular .Mutual Improvement more than most of their nfllllitiOrs. taeSSJ(m held in the Ward Georp War:Ri' had work8rll 1diJ way evening. Mi6S Rof;alie through eollep. bad started C)at on 11 gave a pretty piano number, Miues small •alao ILIMf with a b~c:ap of Olive Swenson and Phyllts Larsen Yen- debt. and had •ver gpt tu. Bls wlf~ dered readings. bad proved 1tll ._v,lld, but llbe bad • • • held OD unt1l oae of tile ~ was Miss Blanche Sharp bad ~ her through coll81Je .r&d tlla tiiC!ODd ODt' guests Sunday t>vening, Mrs. was In high sduiol. and then lib& bad u given up the sb...,.. l(nd ...._ Jolly and ,.~r. Herman Litt1e Then one c:alsmlb' follow" another Salt Lake. • • • Georre bad a breakdown ud was re tired on a BIDall 11Q81on bJ the ftrm for which he bad 'been WOIIktD& tiMoldest daughter took to her bed wtU• ~tn Incurable dl.seaae, and the burden of looking after the famflJ fell on Mary Just out -of high IIChool. They had their hOU16; Georp"s pen slon, and the BJDall II1Un tllat Mary could earn by going out a few hours a .. week to help at IOclal fallctloDL Tbe, Miss Lila Carlsen of Mfuray enter- were proud, and the, never dlac1laed ta.iaed last Sunday for Miss Beatliee their situation With tbe nelchbors who Simper. as Ia eommoa. Ia 81lch t'Ue8, were _,. • • pathetic wben tht!J gave a moment's Mr, and Mrs. T. C. Cook. and theif thought to the airaJrs of the Wamen gues , Mr. and Ml's. Ralph Eilis of but who dld oothiq taDilble to help Woodruff visited relatives in Salt out matters. ua,....,._ ~undq. 1 Mary strug«<ed on. 8Jae made ller • • • rather lUI comfortable as she could, abtMrs. M. Thayne spent last Thurs- looked after her lnvaUd llater, and day with her daughter, Mrs. Ray Alf- some way sbe got enoap to k~ soul of Murray. and-bod7 together. Then one da7 Georce Warner (8'\"tMM. Rachel Fo~ joined heir op and died, and the neighbors wake,, sister, Mrs. Marian "M. Hand of Sandy up. They were ..,.r to do wllat the~· and visited Friday with Mrs. Sarah H. could; the7 were overdowlng wttb Atwood of Salt Lake. sympathy for the JOUDg girl who harl ' carried the burdeu ~ the tamtb' for Mrs. Charles E. Trousdale of San so long. PedN California waa a Itouse guest There were Bowen at tile fUDeralduring tb::e week of. :Mi.s.s· Gertie For- roBell and ehi-,aanthe,mUIDII ud c:arna tiona, and Mrs. BortOil ~ent a hugf' bush. wreath of violets and orclllda. ThE' plain little house 
