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Show .VkSjuM ?. f't.v..r i-- v' $&&&) - ,s 1- -0 THE RICHFIELD MERCANTILE co. wtore g ! f4 d4 ii 1 B' (SLIT 7' lfciLn.3 P CAc evier CotimtsTo We and Undei Credit Honody U To : in Great 4 o. IVI O 0L 111 11 i'9 ito you. aving Southern General Merchandise in We Carry the Largest Stock of Utah. Our Store is Crowded with the Choicest of Seasonable Goods for Men Women and Children. ft S. Krotki i 9 swues mm el a wedding diuuer at his home here ss I a A VENICE. Sunday Ed Daitr.n has g me off in search of He was a humrne's employment. headed when last seen toward ho. FEAT OF MEMORY. Wonderful Accomplishment to Which the Mind Was Trained. Some light Is thrown on the possiInterbilities of memory culture autoIn contained the recital esting biography of Robert Houdin, the famous conjurer. He taught his son to glance at, say, a shop window and to memorize accurately, as in a brain picture, the- window's contents. Then he would ask him to describe the contents, checking and correcting him as be went on. On one occasion Houdin was commanded to the Tullerles to give a performance before the French court. As he passed through an anteroom to the salon he bade his son to note the arrangement of the rooms and the contents of the bookcases. Then at the close of the. entertainment Iloudin astonished his audience by giving what he called a "second-Eigh- t test. Declaring his nnfamil-iaritwith the Tullieries, Houdin, blindfolding his son, asked him to send bis gaze through the wall of the room to the chamber beyond, to describe the arrangement of the chamber and to read the titles of the volumes on the shelves of the bookcases. This feat the young lad accomplished, to the astonishment of the court v Moline harrows at Meteer Bros. Material is now on land to fence the D. B Cronin, sheriff of Juab county church lots. was here for the funeral of G.W.W right Henry Jakemm has recently enclos$.& sa'.f 54S.S tie Ceilings, Eliza Baldwin, Lot Mr. Cronin is a member of the Elks ed his home with a we.l built fence. Laura Sorenson. Rose Emily Bohman, lannie Ander- lodge. H. P. Miller and family have moved and Oliver Wu.get, CharlotLaura &'& son, Lula Kirk man of Glenwood has a their furrn above the townsite and are wrMirrr te Doxford and Eliza Lowe, will be the flouriahiug class iu instrumental mu- now counted residen'a of Hazel Tuft was over at Sevier last 21 who expect to complete their dis sic at Auuabella now. There are nine Veniee. Tuesday. trict school work at that time. has finished up The new A whole carload of Moline impleThe Art Culture club dance held Mr-- . LaPrele Guachat has gone its work on the Anderton place and ments just reached. Meteer Bros. last evening was a highly successful north foi the summer. She will stay gone. As a result there are four large The home of John Thurston is quar- purty. The music was the very best, iu Provo for awhile and go on to Logan flowing wells. antined with a case of scarlet, feaer. the sociability ran high and everybody for the greater part of the time. The school house lot has been placin the higaest t.ruis The new acetylene gas plant is nw is speaking of it returned from Neva ed iu goo 1 couii it iou this spring. A Sam this morning. being installed in the meeting house. da iu charge of the body of G. V. neat fence was erected around it and The Elsinore base ball team tried Wright. He is thinking of remaining 60 Noith Carolina Iflarlsn Larsen went out to herd poplars planted on morn- conclusion with the Monroe nine here here during the summer. this for N'igelby the Parley grounds. sheep last Saturday. The last inning was ing. Vivianand Virginia Staker are home Grasshoppers have already begun riot played, bht Monroe was far ahead a winters after Grass from Mrs. Beta Johnson (nee Baldwin) Valley hatching. As yf only the warriors any way. The, will play again next is here from park City visiting her rel- Sal unlay. teaching at Burrville and Koosharem have been seen. It is generally bcliev-eT. VV. Dyches went up atives. that the natives were pietty well were respectively. 11. E. Lisoubees sheep herds down. them and cleaned brought up last year so that the most Fernando Erickson and family spent shorn at Milford this year and the clip is over. of oar struggle Creek e Sunday with friends in Clear was sold for a little over $14. Mr. Comw bluff. no is j This canyon. says that despite the high price parisons will prove it i The handiest proposition more 12 him sumThe most complete line per his clip of 19 netted in paint ever brought t. Alva Johnson is home for the A Premising Chimpanzee. 1 a e ever seen in Utah south of this section is those lit mer after spending a winter out with sheep than of this year us the pouud-Rg- of paint, A chimpanzee taken to England Salt Lake is seen at Meteer Bro9. tie family sizes of paint, is swaller. the sheep. from the United States is said to lately in all mixed ready colors, already on to be the point of talking. It alBros. Will Manson went north Monday friars sac a&ess use. Meteer sizes and every color all i i makes guttural sounds whlch ready a sum- M in oils or ready expecting to 1 ind in Ophir for But a ft flT ground can understand its attendants 1 wm. t0 use Meteer Bros, mer's work. it as thntriWben much as can do dog was shown at the Buffalo exposition 1 Mases Williams is said to be quite 2335331 of a German doctor who had to do with Moline beet implements at Meteer low, as we go to press, with a caso said that & slight operation $ Bros. fever. spotted was upon one of the ligaments of the Mutual the of session The joint Mrs. J. W. Nielson of Elsinore was would enable the animal to The Misses Susie Nielson and Della tymxsxxx! a meeting of more than usual interest. tongue Kim from home At that time the chimpanzee in Central Andreason returned speak. Tuesday. visiting Thou Casto upon Bros. spoke Elder George Moiine plows at Meteer was under contract. But It will probA Tuesday. berly Job Hirechi of Rockville is spending Shalt Not Bear False Witness. ably now be taken to Germany for the Joshua Gardner is south an a busi a few days at the Marble home. Boioby Minnie Jensen was the other operation. It can even now use a typeTuft & Sons have their new hotel at ness , trip. writer and pity the piano. But these Sevier completed and are moving the Charlie Christensen went to Marys-val- e item cf the program. in Richfield is Fairbanks Lee Mrs haa ' professions are overcrowded. A talkElsinore fixtures in today. The district school of Monday to work at mining. would make an excela few week's stay. for Ths ran. seasons primary ing chimpanzee had a good The engagement of Erastus Nielson of even The three pnblic lent though, like many departments living, handicapMrs. Joseph Staker has recovered school were and Miss May Tuft is announced with J. H. department was seriously other talkers, It said nothing worth by photographed Miss of illness from her recent illness. ped by the continued a prospective June wedding. hearing. Whyte Tuesday. Rosss mother, but despite that excelRussell and Huntsman Rebeka Mrs. Miss Edith Asay has left Monroe for Ence spent Mon- lent work was done. Mrs. and John Mr. the summer. On Monday she went Kelly are in the sick list this week. Certainly Net. day out from Richfield as guests at to Salt Lake expecting to engage in see a young man sitting When you Ireta Davis ie home from Kimberly the William Euce home. METEER All klrds PAINT room with the ugliest there for some time. week with her mother. a in drawing BROTHERS the All colors spending William S. Greenwood is home from OIL that ever frightened himHARDWEAR boy sizes All GLASS little man, Maggie Anderson entertained the Callentes, Nevada after a winter's Isaiah Huntsman, the self In a mirror clambering over his Art Culture club at her home Wedues-da- y is home from a winter spent in Dixie. labor there in the employ of John knees, Jerking his necktie out of e.?o.sa shirt-front- , pullink evening (of last week). A dainty place, ruffling his Wilkinson has gone to Bing- Hawley. George his a feeling lit made and shins, lunchon his kicking literary program hair, hia on Miss went Mrs. Cora LltMefleld and ham to get work. He all his pockets for coppers, while the an enjoyable evening. Birdie Stewart have returned to Milt unresisting victim smiles all the time ford after a visit to their mother, Mrs. Monroe expects to have a large class like the cover of a comic paper, you Tueswas here Thedistrict schools will close tomorA Elder W. Morton howling boy of graduates at the county commence- row. There will te an entertainn ent Era Stewart. at the may safely say thatIs the In a room not day holding a religious meeilng has a sister who ment this year. Oliver Washburn, la the evening given by the pupils. A very interesting joint session of meeting house. twenty feot away, and that the young John Swain, Thomas Washburn, Anof the Mutuals was held Sunday night. aittler recent man doesnt come there Just for the a Wilson' Uazel Tuft, Lyman nie Magleby, Kis ie Brown, Hoot on and Robert Hawley Joseph Pearl fun of playing with her brother. Mia married a Minnie The Reaper only $i .50 year. Smith, Aunttbella, lately Nellie Warnock, - took the leading parts. tenderwere Holden. of They Turner Christie Nielson, Ethel Erickson, Mat- I MONROE. f&F isjx r, i pn-ils- . well-driv- y d Lis-oube- -- unit '21inT r CENTRAL ELSINORE. I i ANNABELLA. f dress-makin- deaf-mute- s g r nw I GLENWOOD. i f Religious Zeal Too Strong. John Newdlck, a citizen of Kokemo,. Ind., is of a strongly religions turn, out Mrs. Newdlck Is a tifllle unregen-erate- . The other evenii'g John announced family prayers, ftwjt nt that moment It was inconvenient lor i la wife to attend, as her hands were "in John was already on his the dough. knees, but he arose and thrashed Is' irreligious spouse, after which he concluded his devotional exercises with all due reverence. Mrs. Newdlck had him up before a magistrate next morning and nls excess of zeal coat him $25 and costs. Exchange. 1 Strawberries Grown by Gas. The remarkable gas electroid," Its Inventor, Prof, Rychnow3kl, claims that it can be condensed into greenish-blu- e balls, which are elastic like India rubber, would apparently be the very thing for automobile tires. and lamps The gas is would, therefore, be unnecessary at night, while In Its genial rays vegetation sprouts surprisingly. To run leav-In- g through country lanes In winter, In on banks the strawberries ripe ones wake, would be a pleasing experience. The automoblllst would be welcome everywhere. Rat Killer. Prof. Koch of Germany has discovered a successful method for the destruction of rats which frequent tho holds of ships. An experiment has been conducted on board the Bulgaria, at Hamburg. The rats were placed in cages In the hold. An apparatus was then used to fill the hold of the ship with a gaseous substance. When this was concluded the cages were brought on deck, and all the rats were found to be dead. The new system will in future be uced in the German navy andon the blgGerman steamship lines. M. A. Davis Co. Carries a fine-selecte- d stock cf Dry Goods, Groceries,. Shoes, Notions, Etc. We invite the public patronageOpposite Postoftice, ANNABELLA. UTAH. ll CBS Early Riser! Tho famous Htt? rKfi - |
