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Show ward, saying: "Damn the creamery and Its burglars; a man had no business busi-ness being there at that time of night aad ought to be arrested for disturbing our rest." Last Thursday evening the Mutuals gave a benefit party consisting of a grand ball and lunch. The boys purchased pur-chased the dance tickets as usual. They drew for partners by comparing numbers and the ladies bought the lunches and treated the young men. We v Uh to congratulate the ladles for being so liberal hearted and sociable, as every man and boy present that were of Mutual age were treated to a fine lunch. A number of our people attended the Stake Quarterly Conference at Holden on Saturday and Sunday. MEADOW MISCELLANY LA Call, Ckroakls BcprcMsUUre For the past week there bas been no loafing going on. but large crowds of men and boys could be seen in the streets with plows, scrapers, horses and shovels, and have almost completed complet-ed tbe trenches for the water system. At midnight last Tuesday night Mrs. James M. Stewart was aroused from her night's rest by the unusual barking bark-ing of dogs. On going out to see what the trouble was. she saw a light In the Company Creamery. Sne hastily routed out her son, saying "burglars In the creamery again." He hastened to the neighbors, called their boys from tbelr beds. They being afrfcid to go In and tackle the burglar, as they were not prepared to meet such, hurriedly went two blocks to apprise the proprietor, pro-prietor, Edwin Stott. Jr.. of the trouble On entering his house tbey began the story. Edwin says: "Int be alarmed boys. 1 'nave Just come from there; I have been turning my cheese." Tbe boys hurriedly wended their wsy borne |
