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Show Pleasant Grove Locals j Ike Wadley returned Sunday from a business trip to Pioche, Nevada. Cyril Walker made a trip to Vernal Ver-nal last week to visit with relatives. The first school dance of the season sea-son will be held at the High School Ciym this evening1. llah Thome and Maybelle Parr attended a beauty operators meeting at rrovo Monday evening. Dr. John Z. Brown and Mrs. Amy .Brown Lyman of Salt Lake City, visited Monday evening with their sister, Mrs. Rose B. Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Johnson were Sunday dinner guests. of Mrs. Johnson's mother, Mrs. Martell, at Spanish Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ferguson and baby of Edgemo.nt, were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Edgemont's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Greene. Mr. und Mrs. Fred C. Shoell returned re-turned Monday from a ten clays trip to Chicago and the World's fair. Mrs. H. Wright returned the last of the week from Pioche, Nevada, where she went to attend the wedding wed-ding reception of her son. j Mrs. Inez Olpin spent last week; visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Valton' Mortenson a.nd Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo! Hanson of Ephraim. Mr. Ralph Olpin, who is doing j clerical work at the state Capitol,! spent part of Sunday with his mother, moth-er, Mrs. Alvira Olpin. Dr. C. O. Jenson and son, Alva, and Ver.n Cullimore and Paul Adam-son Adam-son report a very successful fishing trip to Strawberry lake during thej past week. Ike Hayes was chief cook, and under his direction a very fine caf-feteria caf-feteria luncheon was served. About thirty-five men enjoyed this yearly affair. Carl Wilde of Provo, has leased the Walnut Service Station. De-waynne De-waynne Adamson has been employed there the past summer. Mrs. Persha Nielson entertained Monday, September 17, in honor of the 8th birthday of her daughter, Bobby Jean. Twelve little guests enjoyed en-joyed games and refreshments. The Primary officers and teachers of the Third ward held an officers meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Milton Adamson. After the Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nelson of Lyndyl, were guests Sunday of Mr. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Adeline Nelson, Nel-son, and her sister, Mrs. Leone Told. Mr. Jay Nelson, who has been working for the railroad in F. C. Shoell's place, returned home Tuesday Tues-day evening. The First ward will hold a banquet and Country Store, at the Tabernacle Taber-nacle tonight. All are invited to attend at-tend and help a good cause. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roland Jacobs moved to Salt Lake City Tuesday. They will be employed as instructors in French at the University of Utah. work had been taken care of a social hour and refreshments were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Owen West of New York, have been visiting the past two weeks with relatives here and with Mrs. West's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stice, of American Fork. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Walker and sons, Cyril and Wesley and David Williamson motored to Logan Monday to make arrangements for Cyril and David to attend school there the coming winter. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kemp motored to Mercur Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Olpin and sons, Roger and Owen, returned from Idaho Falls Monday. Mr. Olpin has sold his interest in the Allen Shoe System and will attend an embalm-er's embalm-er's school at St. Louis, Mo., the coming winter. During the past week the high. school registration has reached 214.1 i This enrollment is greater than last , year's registration. The students are divided as follows: Sophomores, 90; Juniors, 81, and Seniors, 43. Mrs. Amelia Burnham was called to Reno, Nevada, last week on ac-' ac-' count of the illness of her daughter, ipheobe, who was operated on Sept. 1 8th for appendicitis. At last reports iMiss Burnham is progressing nicely. I i Mr. and Mrs. Ezra J. Swenson announce an-nounce the birth of a fine baby boy Thursday, September 13th. Mrs. i Swenson is at the home of her mother, Mrs. Chastina Walker. All concerned are doing nicely. visited old landmarks of the once thriving mining town. They returned return-ed home via Stockton in Tooele Co. Word has been received by Mrs. Jens P. Fugal, that her son, Roy, and wife reached Boston last Friday evening. eve-ning. They left Pleasant Grove by auto Monday morning. Mrs. William L. Greene entertained entertain-ed Sunday afternoon at a childrens party in honor of the 4th birthday anniversary of her daughter, Myrtle. The afternoon was spent in childrens out-door games. Dainty refreshments refresh-ments were served to 20 small guests. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Shoell and Mr and Mrs. John R. Halliday will join the Union Pacific Old Timers I ' Mrs. Sadie Chandler has purchased purchas-ed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swenson and will move there with-'in with-'in the next month, Mr. and Mrs. Swenson will move to California for ; her husband's health, about the first of October. I j! Pleasant Grove relatives and ' friends are receiving invitations to Club No.l 2 in a trip to couiuei ( Dam Saturday evening. The follow -; ing day they will spend at the dam and at Boulder City. The return trip will be made Sunday evening , arriving home Monday morning. j Mr. C. V. Hanson of Provo, will show' slide pictures of the exterior and interior of all the temples and lecture "n same in the Third ward next Sunday night, September 23rd. A good musical program is arranged and all are invited. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Walker and family enjoyed a very different experience to 'the usual day in the shade at Geneva. They wanted to see just how dry the lake was so they started walking on the kvoh pHv hnl.tom and were sur- a wedding reception at Charleston en September 21st, in honor of Miss Nina Edwards and Mille.n D. Atwood, sen of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Atwood, formerly of this city. ' Miss Marie Williamson, who is a graduate nurse of the St. Marks hospital has spent the past two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Williamson. She will 'return to Salt Lake Sunday where she will be employed. i ! Mr. Ernest Kimball of San Diego, ' California, was a visitor at the home of Mrs. Josephine Bezzant Saturday, September 15. He came to Utah to 'visit with his grandchildren, Donna nd Booth Kimball, whom he had !not seen for eleven years. The Second ward Genealogical committee held the first meeting of the season at the Second ward chapel Monday evening. At the close of the business meeting refreshments and social chat were enjoyed. Weston Wes-ton Hales is in charge of the gene-jalcgical gene-jalcgical work in the ward. prised when they were able to walk more than half way across. In places there were great cracks, large enough to step in and ten or twelve inches deep. There were also deep ' pools fish could be seen swimming I around in these. There is still water i in the south canal which was dredg-i dredg-i ed this summer but this is daily de-i de-i minishing. Mrs II S. Richards was hostess to the ladies of the Mothers Club Thursday evening at her home. Mrs. Harold S. Walker gave an original story of incidents of the Mormon 1 Eatallion as taken from her grand -I father's diary and authentic church 'history. Dainty refreshments were served. I Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Walker I attended a wedding breakfast in Salt 'Lake Citv Monday at 12 noon in I honor cf Helen Chipman, daughter I of Rcy Chipman and Effie Harvey i Chipman. The bride and groom. ,Mr and Mrs. Reed Richards left Monday evening for a camp m Og-'de.n Og-'de.n canyon, where they will spend j their honeymoon. Mrs Ethel West, city librarian was pleasantly surprised Tuesday ! evening, the event being m the s foimj cf -a birthday party. Mrs. Wests . brothers, S. I. Hilton and Clarence . Hilton, and their wives planned the ; nartv The games were directed by Miss Viola West. The evening .was spent in miscellaneous games and " social chat. Besides the hosts and n stesses and the guest of honor, I he following close friends and relays rela-ys were present: Mr and Mr- ! Joseph S. Walker, Mr. and Mis. Jes P Fugal. Miss Marjoric Holdaway. ! uie Mis.cs Jasic and Viola West, Mrs Leone Told and Mrs. Lurena A delicious picnic luncheon ; was served. |