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Show Sugarville Sittings ! This is California weather in! Utah. I The grip patients are all con-1 valesceing, and we hope the disease will soon die out. John Christopher, of Tabor Iowa, who has been making final proof on his place left this week for San Francisco, where he will take a course in Linotype operation. oper-ation. W. G. McKittrick left Tuesday Tues-day evening . for his home in San Diego. He will return early in the spring to resume his ranch work. Two cars of Emigrant goods from Santa Anna, Cali., arrived in Lucerene last week. The parties par-ties are located two miles north of Lucerne. Mrs. E. Olds will entertain the Thimble Club next Wednesday. It is probably the last meeting that Grandma Olds will be with ' us, and is hoped all members will be present, and bring their thimbles, needles anc scissors to quilt the club quilt. The ladies of the Friendship Thimble Club, gave Mrs. Ralph . Buehler a pleasant surprise on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Buehler Buehl-er was founder of the club, and as she is soon to leave to make her future home in some other ! part of the world, the ladies . presented her with a fine book for a rememberance, and a token of the esteem in which she was held by the club. We all wish herself and family, health, happiness hap-piness and prosperity, where-ever where-ever they may settle. We feel sure they will soon long for 1 dear old Utah, and we will be ; glad to welcome them back. i (Too late for last week) i J. W. Law has returned to his . home in Orange Cali. ; j Those on the sick list this week are Orin and Guy Clark and Harold Watts. Mrs. Roy Jones is visiting her ! parents at Morgan, Utah. The L. D. S. Sunday School are to have. Thanksgiving exercises exer-cises at the school house. A program pro-gram and children's dance in the afternoon, picnic, supper and ; dance in the evening. ! R. M. Wright made a trip to ; Eureka last week vvith a load of ' dressed pork. The new store building of R. I J. Law's is progressing nicely and may be ready for occupancy i in a few days. 3 Owing to the high water in the t canals, there are many breaks 3 reported and the roads are flood-el flood-el in many places. L. E. Perrin, who is buying ' wheat for the Globe Milling Co., 1 shiped several cars from Lieerne this week, A new thrashing outfit from 3 Nephi, is at work in the Clark ; and Barnett neighborhood. We ' understand they will store the outfit at David Porter's and be ' ready to start on the North Tract ' another season. |
