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Show SPRING CITY ' Lyman Chrlstensen is a visitor in I Elsinore for a few days this week. J. J. Sorensen Is a business visitor in Salt Lake for a few days. Evard Larsen departed for Garfield Thursday. John Davis went to Elsinore Fri- j day where he has employment. Miss Blanche Maxfleld entertained at a luncheon Tuesday, November 7. Covers were laid for six. Mrs. Arthur Allred of Salt Lake Is here visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Billington. Mrs. Peter Justesen of Chester Is spending a few days with relatives nt Indianola. Mrs. Julia Halverson and Mrs. Burrison are visiting for a few days with relatives at Mammoth. Llle Billing, Geo. Rasmussen and Gardner Schofleld returned home this week after Beveral months spent away working. Mrs. Wm. Puzey departed for Garland Gar-land Friday where she will )oln her husband who Is employed at the sugar su-gar factory at that place. George Rasmussen has purchased a new set of barber fixtures and will open a barber shop In the L. B. Rasmussen Ras-mussen building in a few days. The Alethea club will meet tin's week at the home of Mrs. ft. A. Strate. The subject for study will be on music and composers, with quotations quo-tations from them. The M. C. U. circle met Friday at the home of Mrs. Annie Justesen. The lesson was given by Mrs. Nettie Clawson. Current Events were given by Mrs. Leah Strate and a reading by Mrs. Geneva Justesen. A very pleasant affair of last week was a surprise given Mrs. Guy Blaln Thursday afternoon in her new home in the eastern part of the city by a number of young married friends. I A dainty luncheon was served dur Ing the afternoon by the hostess. The following were present, Mrs. Neve Moarensen, Mrs. Lynn Barney, Mrs. Orlando Hansen, Mrs. Earl Jensen, Mrs. Roy Black, Mrs. Harry Hansen i and Mrs. Bert Watson. ' I Mr. and Mrs. John F. Justesen entertained en-tertained at an elaborate dinner November No-vember 8, In compliment o Mr. Bar-'ney Bar-'ney Hyde who just returned from , the Mexican border. Covers were . laid for Mr. Hyde, Rasmus Justesen. John F. Justesen. Mrs. Sarah E. Hyde, Mrs. Soren Anderson Mrs. Sarah A. Justesen, Mrs. Jane Juste-1 Juste-1 sen, Mrs. Louisa Mnxfleld. Mlns Blanche Maxfleld, MUiS Cleo Justesen. Juste-sen. 1 Mrs. Soreu Anderson and Mis " tieo Justesen entertained In honor of Mr. Barney Hyde Friday evening, November 10. The rooms were - beautifully decorated with out flowers flow-ers and potted plants. The evening i was spent In playing games, musical umbers furnished by Mr. Eugene Faux, Ferrel Larsen and Blaine Watson, Wat-son, and the relating of experiences at the border by Mr. Hyde accompanied accompan-ied by a pantomime by Evan Aiken. A four course luncheon was served at 11:30 o'clock. Those present were Barney Hyde, Lealand Hansen, Eugene Eu-gene Faux, Evan Aiken, Evard Larsen; Lar-sen; Blaine Watson, Falreld Larsen, and Walter McArthur of Mount Pleasant; Jennie Allred, Vera Lar-len, Lar-len, Vlrgia Beck, Blanche Maxfleld. 'Meo Justesen, Mrs. Soren Anderson; 'toss Jensen, Mr. Williams and Mr. Thorpe of Ephraim. Monday afternoon, November 13, the Relief Society held their regular work and business meeting. The special feature of the meeting was the entertainment of the members by the officers of the organization which took place Immediately following the regular routine of business. The annual an-nual fee due from each of the members mem-bers was payable at this meeting. The officers had also dividecKthe city into districts and appointed committee-for committee-for the customary collection of wheat by the Society as is the custom al certain Intervals. About 16 or IS bushels of wheat was given and J17 in cash which the Society will use to purchase an additional supply. Following Fol-lowing is the program rendered, vocal vo-cal Bolo. Elijah Clawson; reading. Mrs. Fred Strate; vocal solo. Mis:; Pearl Thompson; as a dainty luncheon lunch-eon was being served by the officers Mrs. L. 11. Rasmussen favored the audience by playing some very beautiful beau-tiful selections on the graphanola. Wednesday evening a group of nineteen merry-makers gathered at the Allred Hotel to spend an evening of enjoyment. When all had arrived they were ushered to the dining room where a sumptuous banquet was awaiting them. Delicate pink and white carnations gave an artistic touch to the well arranged tables. Miss Deon Mickel acted as toast-mistress and the chief speech of the evening was given by Niels Dahl, being be-ing a toast to the assembled company, (the girls in particular). Toasts of a political nature were given by Mrs. Bunnell, Mr. Schofleld and the toast-mistress. The delightful banquet ban-quet was enjoyed by everyone, but especially the Democrats of the party, par-ty, to whom the dinrfer was given, by their Republican friends, in payment of a wager laid on the outcome of the presidential election. Upon leaving leav-ing the dining-room, the Jolly crowd soon became interested in lively games, merry songs and gay conversation, conver-sation, the losers taking the jests of their more fortunate friends In good part, and the time passed quickly, to all present. Those who enjoyed the night's fun were the Misses Firl Larsen, Lar-sen, Idella Dahl and Wyroa Bunnell, as hostesses, the Misses Opal Aiken, Golda Acord. Violet and Eva Sahl-berg, Sahl-berg, and Deon Mickel: the Messrs. Vero and Ursel Aiken, Claren Schofleld, Scho-fleld, Clifford Christensen, Clarence and Orlando Hansen and Cerald Et-icksen. Et-icksen. Mr. and Mrs. Niels Dahl, Mrs. L. O. Larsen and Mrs. Helena Bunnell, Bun-nell, being the students of the Spring City "Bread Wagon." and some of their parents. I ! ' |