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Show Some oil men went to the Emery fields this week. Judge F. E. Woods attended district court at Price this week. Ernest Lund, who has been a soldier for the past two years, has returned home, having been discharged. Mrs. Eunice Pettey returned from Helper Saturday where she had made an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs. C. F. Checketts. V. S. Acord returned from Salt Lake yesterday and says Earl come through his operation nicelv and mav be allowed to leave the hopital in another week. Dr. Edw. Ward, who has been practicing prac-ticing dentistry at Ferron for the past two years, was a Salt Lake passenger yesterday where he has secured a practice. prac-tice. We hate to see good citizens like Ward leaving. We need them. Miss Sarah Oveson, who has been suffering with rheumatism for some time, has been able to be out this week and expects to start to school in a few days. The report is abroad that the farmers of Cleveland are going to incorporate and build a telephone line to connect with the Eastern Utah. Cleveland farmers far-mers are among the most prosperoes in the county and if anyone is entitled to modern conveniences they are. Ira R. Browning, Oscar Beebe and several others started to the desert Thursday for a trip that may extend to a month. They are surely after some oil or mining scheme and prepared to either make a close investigation or do some development. There . are many undeveloped resources on the Emery county desert and Messrs. Browning and Beebe are pretty familiar with the country and what the e is there. W. E. King was in Price Thursday to meet his sister, Mrs. Alpha Barton, who has come up from San Juan county to visit with her relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cash were called to Molen Tuesday hy the news that their daughter, Mrs. Ida M. Beach, was very dangerously ill. They found her pretty sick but not us bad as re-pprted re-pprted to be. i Miss Gertrude King, who has been studying music at Prbvo since November Novem-ber returned yesterday. She has recently re-cently been giving her attention to getting get-ting the latest styles in millinery and will have a stock of the latest in that line at Ferron this spring. V The Sunday night young people's meeting will be in charge of the religion relig-ion Class who will make it a memorial i meeting in memory of Dr. Carl G. ! Maeser one of the first promoters of the Church schools, and founder of the religion class. During the evening card photos of Dr. Maeser will be distributed distribut-ed at 5 cents each, one half the proceeds pro-ceeds to go to the fund for the Maeser Monument. . Tne "Freedom of Cuba" brought out a record breaking house at the old So- cial hall Saturday night. It is a play of many changes and surprises and the mingling of Irish comedy and German foolishness light up the dark horizon of the war scenes in the struggle for the ! independence of the island. Against the ' dark background of Spanish duplicity I ! and treachery stands the fair, open and j ! brave conduct of the American heroj I the part being taken by Hector Evans: ! in his usual able manner. The Cuban ; j spy was represented by Miss Mabel, I Brown in such a winning way that one j cannot but forgive the American for falling in love with her, even if she ; . does smoke a .cigarette in .one .of her! disguises. The 'other parts are veil j played and the characters very realistic |