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Show W ITEMS OF INTEREST. HL TiUna Ada Fowler wu.s 11 Corinno visitor Bf Sunday. 'l J H Smith of lirlglmm was In town yesterday. y KkBl Jim S .M Clayton, Mrn Lulfa Clayton BH unci MM Altn Jolly werujflden visitor W' Cid Jltyllolil'ls HfiortfilT-iiimid new rig Oil, excuse us, It's tho oldjone iniidu new by Thou Wuud, tliu pulnu'r. JlUs Gladys Houthwlek returned to her homo lu Loli I yesterday nfteriiu extended visit In thc.i filly tho finest of (tho Jllsses H Esslo mid Iln.el Kvcuh, I I Governor John (J Cutler Mih oftlclnlly 1 announced that there will h 110 specliil ecwdou of tho Legislature t( consider the Agricultural College inulter. f Resident Mnmigcr MokIiiIi Evnm went to Halt Lake Wrdiu'Mlny. 1 0 Joined an excursion patty there and s icut the re maliulcr of the week lit In outing In Ogden canyon. , Mrs Mary Ann AVitlkcrlof Syracuse, Utah, who Ihih lieeu jpunllng the past few weeks In East Garland with Mr and Mrs F L Walker, returned home Thtirs-day. Thtirs-day. Mra Walker Is one of the Pioneer Hand who came to Utah lu tho year 18M, All kinds of Ucer on iec at Ititcr Hros, Drug Htoro. ' j!)-tf fltnko Tithing Clerk, S N Leo of Urlg-hum, Urlg-hum, was in Garland Tuesday on bind-tiess bind-tiess eoiuefted with his ecclesiastical position. While here ho gave this olllco a pleasant call, During tho past week he him visited most of the wards of the mi Stake, milking tho entire journey on a lifcyclo. ' Last Saturday afternoon .Miss Nina Winters entertained a fuw of her friends 4 at 11 lawn party Miss Ellen Fonlger of I Ogden being the honored guest. Those k f present were; The Misses Nina Winters, Klltii Koiilger, A I leu Munns, Mabel Oran-: Pjft dull, Ituby Campbell, K.mn Louis, Ivn Viinfleet, HaZcl Ed wards, Thella Clayton Clay-ton and Luella Fife. jh Every laxly goes to Saltalr Aug. Oth w JwItU tho Sutidtiy Schools, lit Hnrry Tonaka.tho Jap, o wo were jj4 Informed, whipped to death or rather ; .frightened to death h Milii'ihlc homo at tho Jup fiirtu northwest of this eity last Tuesday morning. His patieneo was tried to tho extreme by being unable to 1 catch tho nnlmal widen wits running in I tho field. He at lust succeeded lu catch- I! ing the horse and proeeeded to vent his Lj linger on ultn with a whip. The horse became excited, broke loose mid jumped over a fence close by dropping dead 11 s t, j oon hs ho Ot over. v Tho Fonlger Studio Is prepared to do If all kiuds of work In photography. 2t tf, k The event of tho season Is the 8 S I excursion to Saltalr Aug. Oth. Don't forget It. 2t Don't forget Tho Fonlger Studio. 2t Miss Ethel Austin of Lohi returned home Sunday. Miss Mahalfi Gam is spending tho week at Fielding, Miss llesslo Preston returned to her homo in Lohi Wednesday after a pleasant visit In this city. W II Ctnndall enmo homo today from his farm west of Ogden where ho has been to harvest his grain. Miss. Anna Palmer has nccepted the appointment us postmlstrlss, to succeed Mrs. L. 0. llrown. Davis Co, Argus. Hon, Fred .1. Holten of Ilrighani City will deliver a lecture nest Sunday evening, even-ing, at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of thts M' I. A., In tho Amusement Hall. There will also eh rendered a vlolen solo and a selection by u Indies ijuartcttc. j The Dcseret Evening News of Saturday I last contained a fine cut of the Garland Hasc Kail organization The Champions of llox Elder County. W P Eaton, the wide-awake manager, occupies a position In the center of the standing row and wears a satisfied cxpicsslon on his countenance coun-tenance that seems to say: "I am proude of yon, my boys." The team has won four games slneo tho picture was taken and everybody feels proud of our little bund of TUOGANS. In tho setting of the names under the picture n slight error oecures. Glcason stands nt the right of Ihc picture Instead of the left, tho back row rending from left to right as follows: Van Letivan, Evans, Eaton, Hall, Glcason. |
