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Show LOCAL ITEMS. This is Flag day. N M Order your supply of coal now for forage. OSWELL BECK. m m - Judge and Mrs. Albert Swain are spending the week visiting relatives aud friends in Monioa. e t m Mrs. C. M. Miid-feu, vice president if the Self Culture club, after the regular order of programme Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at her home entertained entertain-ed the members at a dainty luncheon. tt R N The fishing season will open tomnr- j row. Dr. ilagau and a party go to Newell ChriHteuseu, J. A. Hagan, (Jieorge Halverson, Ernest Kaarns , William Dack, Clarence Halverson, William Metcalf, C. N. Jensen, George Frauds, unit M'ihs Talula Metcalf. k. !S it Mr. Duggins drove his green car down to Richfield early this moruiug Besides transacting business he will remain for the ball game there this afternoon aud has with him for fans C. W Perkin9 aud Marinus Beauregard. Beaure-gard. J. W. Jones, one of the ball team here, was along also. Oh, me I oh, my ! K M M IF YOU waut a good Fly Trap apply to Geo. S. Francis. Traps to be gotten after June 15. Call at ! George's Barber shop aud see sample ! ijn 14. Scipio lake this evening to try their luck among the first. K K H Th stake officers in the relief society socie-ty pay their annual visit to Gunni-Hon Gunni-Hon ward and are holding special meeting with the local organization this Friday forenoon. K H N A transfer in Main steeet real estate waa effected yesterday by which S. M. Duggiua acquired of Anthony Madsen the block standing between the Co-op and Villard's. The intention inten-tion we are Informed is to build upon the property a modern opera house. m n n Tuenday eveuing of this week the --members belonging to the Self Culture Cul-ture cluli, together with their hus-handn. hus-handn. rftnairefl tn the h.imfl of Mrs. nun Ira Overfelt, local agent at the railway station, is completing a three room brick addition benides a porch to his home iu this city, giving, his place a modern appearance. Improve-; Improve-; meuts iu other parts of the city are contemplated this summer. R A corporation has been formed composed of wealthy Jews for the purpose of loauing money to the Clarion people at the low interest of from 2 to 3 per cent. The plan will enable the new settlers to carry on the work of reclamation begun last September, which will require between be-tween $75,000 and $100,000 to complete com-plete iu addition to $45,000 already ipeut for improvemauts. R K K Clifford H. Childs and gave the lady, who is one of their number, a genuine surprise. Needless to Bay a Bplendid time waa had. N t M Mrg. M. R. Swain spent several days in Salt Lake City, among other enjoyments especially to attend, the exercises of the graduate Durses from the Groves L. D. S. hospital in whose list is Mrs. Swain's Bister, Miss Lillian Lil-lian Olive Olson of this city. a Saturday afternoon last Mrs, Ray Metoalf eutertained a number of her lady frieuda iu enjoyable Btyle. A tlve o'clock luncheon was served, Miss Talula Metcalf assisting the hostess, . following a series of guessing games iu which Mrs. J. A. Hagau and Mrs. William Metcalf were awarded prizes. Mrs. George Halverson and Miss Talula Ta-lula Metcalf shared the consolation award. The guests were Meadames Again the time for cleaning around the R. S. hall, general meeting place of the ward, has been postponed, It was found after having designated tommorow for that purpose, as was announced h week ago, that the preparation pre-paration placed under the direction of the ladies could not bo attended to until later owing to some of them being be-ing absent. Next Friday has been designated instead of tomorrow, we I are informed by Bishop Rasmussen. It K Lloyd A. Sorenson returned yesterday yester-day to his home in Kimberly, Nev,, after renewing acquaintances in Gunnison Gun-nison and visiting relatives here since last Friday. Mr. Sorenson was ac companied ou the return home by his wife, who has been here severaj weeks, and recently born child. Mr. Sorenson is employed at Kimberly, a mining camp, aud there doing, well. R M S. M. Duggins is planning the erection of a new store building, to occupy the space now vacant between those of the Consolidated company and Edwards' store. Material for the new structure will soon be on the ground ready for work. The proposed pro-posed building will be of brick and is intended for tenement by the Golden Gol-den Rule company. A plate glass front with metal trimming and mod -em interior are among the specifications. specifica-tions. M 30 M Orson Rasmussen waa in Gunnison the forepart of this week. Mr Rasmussen Ras-mussen has accepted the position of principal of the public Btiooi here for the ensuing year. He has the past two years taught school in the Granite district, Salt Lake county. Mr. Rasmussen, Ras-mussen, who is a brother of Bishop J. A. Rasmussen. will move to Gunnison Gun-nison with his family next September when it is contemplated opening school. |
