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Show n t: i ; ii no k h o ) i x k ws Dr:;Te and Rasmussen delivered three" combination harvesters this week to dry-farmers in North Pan-'"."o. Pan-'"."o. Two were unloaded at Indian-ela Indian-ela and one take over to Fountain C reeti. Bishop Oldroyd of Fountain Gre,en was a business visitor In Mount Pleasant on Wednesday. There will be a baseball game nt Moroni today and this evening they will have a moonlight dance on the baseball diamond. Ed Johnston has accepted the r.gency of the Willys-Overland company com-pany of Toledo. Ohio. Mr. Johnston has a fine new car which he has on exhibition. George Christensen was a business visitor at Manti during the early part cf the week. Mrs. John E. Bowen of Carey. Idaho Ida-ho -came to Mount T'.easant today to visit with her sister, Mrs. K. Le Roy Barton. Mrs. Civilina Gundry of Salt Lake City arrived at Mount Pleasant today to-day and will visit with her mother, Mrs. P. H. Osterlin in this city. Mrs. Alvin Jensen of Bingham Canyon Can-yon is here thir week visiting with her mother, Mrs. S. W. Johnson. H. S. Culp and Miss Maud Monk-man Monk-man of Rockeyford, Colo, were married mar-ried at the home of the bride's parents par-ents last Tuesday and they came to Mount Pleasant to spend the summer in th!3 city. The Elite Theatre company has been showing some of the finest pictures pic-tures obtainable in this section of the country. They are the Metro pictures of a very high class. Peely & Hinckley have just sold a line new five passenger Chalmers automobile au-tomobile at Mayfteld. Thoy also sold a Port to Gerald Bills of Eph-ralra. Eph-ralra. Mrs. L. P. Frandsen and children of Gunnison are here visiting with her mother, Mrs. L. P. Madsen In this city. ''wi Mrs. Peter A. Lar?en returned from Salt Lake City Wednesday after spending a week there attending the M. I. A. Conference and visiting with friends. Mn. O. Tt. Plbblee and little child, ren of Salt Lake City are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . W. D. Candlanrl. Miss Margaret Candland was a Salt Lake visitor last week. i Mrs. B. R. Johnson and daughter; have returned from Salt Lake City j where thev have ben during the past j two weeks. I W. P. Candland returned Wedres-1 day from the Republican National , j Convention held at Chicago. There have been a number of j Mount Pleasant people, who. through : force of habit, have taken to the streams with hook and line and have enjoyed themselves Immensly during the past few days. Among the boys whey have been first to the front were Fd 'Johnston. Pr. W. P. Winters. Roy M'lmsten. P. M. Nielsen, J. M. Boy-den. Boy-den. Thomas Braby, S. M. Neilson and George Christensen. Mrs. Ida Thompson of Ephralm is here visiting at the home of her parents. par-ents. Pres. and Mrs. A. Men. Guy i'.rubaker left for Salt Lk City Monday after spending a week in this city visiting with H. Guy Wood. Mr. Brubaker was a former teacher of Wasatch. Miss Nellie McArthur entertainej at a 5 o'clock dinner last Sunday. Those present were Roy Malmsten, Guy Brubaker. Miss Winifred Jensen. Jen-sen. Burke and Walter McArthur, P. M. McArthur and Miss lone McArthur. Mc-Arthur. Following the luncheon the g'jests were entertained with music beautifully rendered by Miss Jenseu and Miss McArthur on mandolin and piano. Miss Irene Wrathall of Grants-ville Grants-ville is here visiting with her sister, Mrs. V. L. Johnson. G. O. Bradley has been visiting friends at Mount Pleasant during the past week. He departed for McClill. Nevada. Wednesday afternoon. While spending the day plcnlcirg in the mountains last Wednesday, V. L. Johnson, in company with his wife and Francis Neilson and Miss Theo Nelson, had the misfortune of loosing a fine horse which Mr. John-sou John-sou was riding. The horses were tied to trees while the young people went off a distance to enjoy their luncheon. Upon their return they discovered that the one horse had become frightened fright-ened and by pulling and breaking the rope with which he was tied the horse fell against some trees and was lying dead when the party returned re-turned to get them. The horse was valued at about $150. |