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Farewell for John Brown and family in Idaho trip
Last Monday evening a farewell party honored John Brown and his family before their move to Idaho. A large crowd attended with dancing and a short program featuring songs recitals and a talk by John Brown. Bell Labruni of Deep Creek visited relatives in the area. Tuesday the Relief Society marked its annual day, with Mrs Florence Bacon ill, and a program including address by Bacon, readings, recitations, a trio by the bishopric and Relief Society, and other performances. A lunch followed. The Bee Hive girls staged a play titled Rube and his Ma, with help from Ida Lambert and Minnie Jous, and an old fashioned dance was postponed due to venue rental. Fenton Allred works at Bonanza mines. Friday the Bee Hive girls performed another play at Neola, netting twenty dollars after expenses. Grant Nichols herds sheep for William Worthing. Hyrum Hullinger has gone to the Bonanza deep shearing plant. his nephew William Hullinger accompanied him to Vernal. Robert Powell returns from Price after his father suffered a paralytic stroke and remains living. Three babies were blessed and confirmed in Sacrament meeting on Sunday.