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Show founty Qw I HUNTINGTON j The public mind is all ablaze with a I sentiment for electric lights. A mass ! meeting dealing with the proposition i was held last Saturday evening. A-j A-j nother is called for next Wednesday i with the object in view of generating ! sufficient power to put the plan through ! right. A very unanimous and public-spirited meeting was tha,t called by the town board last Wednesday, which was well attended. After a free and thorough discussion of the business of the meeting meet-ing a motion was ' carried unanimously to the effect that the town board turn over to Huntington schaol district No. 5, lots four and five of the public square for school building purposes. A married people's dance was given in the Relief society hall Thursday. Saturday, the 27th, the Sunday School holds forth with a misfit party and a misfit supper. Last Friday evening the Leramon home was the scene of one of the most delightful affairs of the season, when the Misses Lemmon and Leonard entertained enter-tained a number of their friends at a Valentine party. About sixty invitations invita-tions were issued and nearly that number num-ber present. Besides a splendid musical program and feats from "The world's greatest vaudeville," luncheon was served in th dining room where valentine val-entine effect was carried out. Beautiful vases of carnations graced the table. All the details were in harmony with the color scheme, including the cakes ane ices. Not many of the guests were in need of material to highly pass lovers examination although Miss Stella Johnson's John-son's paper was the winner of the beautiful prize. On Wednesday, the 17 th, complaint wa3 filed in the justice court by Joseph Brown, charging Roy Nielson with grand larceny. Young Nielson was arrested ar-rested by the constable at his father's place north of Huutington and brought before Reuben Brasher, justice of the peace, who questioned the boy in regard re-gard to his knowledge of the alleged offense, but did doc set a time for the holding of the examination. CLEVELAND The schools are preparing for an excellent ex-cellent entertainment of Washington's birthday. Milton Cowley has discontinued school at the E. S. A. Mrs. Bert Childs was taken to Salt Lake last week, where she will receive medical aid. It is thought she will have to nndergo an operation. s It is whispered that June Anderson and Esther Sorenson were quietly married mar-ried last week. The carload of flour, which the farmers farm-ers sent for, has recently arrived. Those who have been on the sick list the past two weeks are Mrs. Henry Otterstrom, Tom Timothy and John P. Johnson and Mrs. John Williams, but all are on the improve. L. Peter La,rson is in Salt Lake on business. Mrs. Samuel Harper is visiting relatives rela-tives in Cleveland. Misses Hilda Otterstrom and Annie Neilson came over from the Academy to attend the funeral of Mrs. Christen- sen, as did also a large number of friends from Huntington. Stake superintendent of Sunday schools, J. W. Nixon, visited our local school a few Sundays ago and gave some very timely iastructions. (The mail arriving so late we were unable this week to use an excellent sketch of the life of Mrs. Maria Christ-ensen Christ-ensen submitted by our correspondent, but the same will be given space next week. Editor.) |