""""1 : ... .... .M - Local and Personal Mention Miss Kate Patterson of Man Mrs. Charles Hutchings was hostess at a surprise party Fri derfield spent last week end vis Mrs. Wesley Farrday in honor of her little son, iting her aunt ltay's sixth birthday. Seven little er. friends were present Leroy Morris expects to leave Mrs. Sherman Frazier, and forNewhouse in the near future little daughter Reva, were house to keep books for his grand-fatheMr. Andrew Morris, during guests of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. the Pearson last weekJThey returned sheep shearing season. Mrs. Abner Tanner returned to their home at Manderfield pedigree cockerels, ghkks and hatching eggs Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Baker Edwards entertained with cards Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sly, Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Bradshaw. Oregon's Largest Trapnest Leghorn Farm 221 Flock Average for Three Years Prudence Twitchell, spent Saturday visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Twitchell. of Miss For Sale at Reasonable Prices LARGE EGGS Conrallis, Oregon Manderfield. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Ashworth entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mackeralland family at dinner Sunday. Ben Sedgwick arrived Satur day from California. Mrs.- Sedg wick and little daughter, Martha accompanied him to Milford Sunday, where they will visit with Mrs. Sedgwick's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Clay. Miss Rhoda Skinner entertained a few of her friends Sunday even ing after Mutual, They were Margeret Skinner, Winnie Hales, Drucilla Skinner, Bernett Skinner and Russell Gentry. Miss Ora Gale was surprised by of her friends, Montwenty-si- x day evening, in honor of herT4th birthday, which occured Thursday last Refreshments and jolly games were enjoyed by all pres - ADAMSVILLE NOTES Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Griffiths who died at her DR. E. A. PETTY Dental Surgeon Office Honrs 0 to 12 1:30 to 5:30 Tolton Building Pohne S Beaver Utah . .DR. E. MANSFIELD Chiropractor Member of Utah Association Specialist on all Spinal and Or ganlc Diseases. p Store Over Co-O- home in Adamsville Mar. 25th were held in the ward chapel at 1 o'clock March 27th. Bp Willard A. Rees in charge. The opening prayer offered by Samuel Johnson. Musical numbers were furnished by a mixed quartett, a splendid., number, "Whispering Hope" rendered by Mrs. Lucy White and Mrs. . McGregor of Beaver. The speakers were: Watkin Rees and Fred T, Gunn, and formerly of Adamsville, Pres. Joseph F. McGregor who told of the life and character of the departed. The benediction was by James A. Eyre. A large cortege of relatives and friends from Adamsville, Beaver, Green ville, Minersville, and Milford accompanied the body to the Mountain View cemetery, Beaver City, where the dedicatory pray er was offered by Chase Mur-dock. "Grandma Griffiths," as she was lovingly called by all who knew her, has lived a life worthy of emulation. She was, born Jan. 13th 1834 at Cardigaurshire South Wales. She joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in her native country. Sailed from Liverpool, England March 1st 1866, crossed the plains by team having to walk' most of the way, arriving in Utah Oct settled in Uhi, Utah, 1866, where her husband died in 1875. She moved with her family to Adamsville, Utah, arriving Dec 9th, 1875, where she continued to reside until her death March 25 1922., She was the mother of eleven children, five of whom are still alive, they are Margaret Pearce, Sarah A. Jones, J. U. Griffiths, Kate E. Joseph, of Adamsville, and Thos. L Griffiths of Beaver who filled a mission to South Africa. Twenty eight grand children, two of which filled forthree great eign missions, forty ' grand ''children; two of which are on missions at the present time, and one great great grand child living. . Hours: 0. 7-- a. m.;2-6Phone 65 9 m. p. MURDOCK A. ATTORNEY AT LAW Beaver, Uta e Practices 4 the Courw the State Utah In ail 01 4) . Beaver SAM CLINE Attorney-At-La- w Utah Milford. ,4 C. T.WOODBURY Attorney-At-La- w Reaid,nce 72 Will practice in all the Courts of Office phone Milford 71 the State Utah For First Class Plumbing and Tin Work call on Arthur Smith Phone 120f5 . Notice To Water Users - - State Engineers Office Lake City, Utah, March Noticc hereby . .giventhat Andrew Bearer City,' Utah, has of Ukerman made application in accordance with the requirements of the Compiled Laws of Utah, 1017, as amended by the Ses sion Laws of Utah, 1919, to appropriate of wa Seven Hundred (700) Acre-feter from the South Fork of North Creek in Beaver County. Said water will be stored from October 1 of each year to April Slst of the year following in Blue Lake embraced in the SE 4 SE 4 Section 4, Township 28 South, Range S West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian. This will be accomplished by building a dam across the South Fork of North Creek, the center of which will He N. 70 dcg. 30 mln. W. 628 ft from 8, E. corner of Section 4, township and range aforesaid. The water will be released from the reservoir and allowed to flow down the South Fork of North Creek, thence down North Creek to a point N. 66 deg. 00 mia W. 4250 from the S. E. corner of Sec 35, T. 28, S. R, 7 W where It will be recovered and conveyed a distance of 7,400 f in a canal and there used to irrigate 140 acres of land embraced in E 2 NE 4 Sec 10, NW 4 NW and SW M NW 14, Sec 1L T. 29 S., R.7 W., S.LB.&H, This application is designated In the State Engineer's office as No. 8CS5. ,' All protests against the granting of said applications, stating the reasons therefor, must be made by affidavit b et - ft ; t 1-- 1-- . . " 16, 1922 1-- 1-- FOR SALE ton of horse shoes, fitted to your horses feet, at less than than cost J. H. Bakes, City Black FOR SALE-O- ne smith. 13-3- tc Sam Gentry paya the highest prices for veal not over six weeks old. 11-tfc FOR SALE-Hatch- ing eggs, from S. C White Leghorns. Descendants of Tancred Strain. $1.60 per setting of 15, $8.00 per hundred. A. A. Morris; 5.tf Wednesday from Provo where she attended the funeral of her sister, Miss Camilla Maeser. Lester 3riggs and Walter Jones, who recently took a lease on the Horn Silver mine at Frisco, Utah; reported very favorable conditions and will have one car load of good ore ready for ship ment by 2nd. of April Mrs. Waldo Yardley, Miss Vin- nie Low and Miss Laura Stewart were Sundav dinner cruests of Mrs. Leland Dean. were auenaunisat me iunerai from Adamsville for Mrs. Grif fiths, Monday, Miss Laura Stewart entertained at a birthday party given in hon or of Miss Marie Dean, Tuesday afternoon. Fifteen little friends were present and enjoye J a piers ant time- Mrs. Austin entertained Sun day afternoon at a double birth day party m honor of Helen s 10th. and Vincent's 8th. birth days. Thirty two guests were present A delicious lunch was served. Miss Cleone Maxwell entertain ed the Teachers Sewing Club ent Tuesday evening. Sewing and re The Ninth Grade English class freshments were enjoyed by all. surprised their teacher, Mr. Stott Mrs. Agnes Crawford, of Evan- Friday afternoon with a candy ston, Wyo., is spending a month party. The class period was in Beaver with relatives and spent in playing games and tell friends. She is the guest of her ing jokes. daughter, Mrs. Claire McMullen. Misses Jennie Fotheringham MIm Grace Turner, of Delta, and Virginia Pearce were Milford arrived in Beaver Monday to visitors Sunday evening. spend the summer with her fa MrtL John Twitchell of Man ther, Mr. Dave Turner, of Pine derfield, called on her daughter, Creek. Miss Prudence, at the Grover Mrs. Owen Grover, who fract ured the Radius bone of her right home, Monday afternoon. . and son White Lawrence Mek arm a few weeks ago, is not im vin, are much improved after a proving as rapidly as could be expected. Dr. McGregor, her at severe case of lagrippe. T. J. Sly, Ray Sly and Mr. Car- tending physician reports it nec to have an taken i ter, of Delta, spent the fore part essary does not it soon change for the of the week looking over Pahvant better. Valley, Millard county. The Sly's are contemplating obtaining a Mrs. Charles Lindsay and Mrs, Ira Baldwin entertained Friday farm there in the near future. of last week in honor o Mr. James Wilden took sudden- evening their aunt Mrs. Robert Brigg's ly ill with lead cramps Tuesday 64th. A large num evening. Ir. Fairbanks was call- ber ofanniversary. friends and relatives were ed immediatly.but he is in a very and enjoyed a jolly good present serious condition at the present time. Refreshments were served writing. Mrs. Eliza FisHof Escalante, Mrs. Geo. Vaelntine has been is here visiting with Mr. and Mrs. suffering the past few days with John Barraclough. rheumatism. Mrs. Peter Willison was enter Mrs. Cora Lindsay, entertained in tamed by the Relief Society honor of her little daughter, Mil the West Ward Wednesday after dred, Tuesday afternoon. Eigh noon, at a shower. teen guests played outdoor games The Utahna Sewing Club me and enjoyed refreshments served at the home of Mrs. Joseph Beau by the hostess. . mont Tuesday afternoon. ReMiss Leonora Phillips spent the freshments were served to twelve week end with her parants at members, Manderfield, returning Sunday to Miss Lillian Martin of Green it resume her school work. vine is visiting her sister, MilMr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller of dred, who is attending school at Milford are Beaver visitors this Murdock Academy. week. A meeting of the Stake OfLittle Metta Marie Thomson, ficers of all the auxilliary organfour and one half year old daugh- izations of the L D. S. of Beaver, ter of Mrs. E. N. Thompson fell was held in the Park Hall Wedand broke her right arm while nesday evening. Plans for the riding a small tricycle around coming months work were disthe room of the home. Dr. Mc- cussed, after which a social and Gregor attended and found a dance was enjoyed by all. willow break and all the ligaWord has been received from fore-arments torn loose in the Stan Atkin that he is now on the Friends regret the little maids road to recovery. His father-in-ladisablement and hope she will Wilford Robinson is with soon recover. him at the present time. duplicate, accompanied with a fee of $1.00, filed in this office within thirty (30) days after the completion of the , publication of this notice. R. E. CALDWELL, , . State Engineer. Date of first publication March 24, 1922, Date of completion of publication April 21, 1922. h a complete assortment c -; Seeds in Packages or Loo: Alt alt a. I imoiny anu urass oeea for tu mi ;"- a New Garden Hose, Spading Hoe or Rake? Do You Need F-- r Look Our Line Over Our New Line of ATHLETIC GOODS Is coming boys It's great Spaulding's Line for Qualify .V -- r.. J. F. TOLTON W.COj The Family Store Beaver City STEP IN' AND LOOK OUR FRESH STOCK OVER and healthful at this Fruits and vegetables are appetit-insome. year, try Our Groceries are the Best, and Prices, are right Our IreA and lunch meats, are all handled the sanitary and modern wsj and ripened, before serving to the public g If Its Good To Eat We Have It Phone 54 t Thompson's Cash Mail Mt:: Time for Spring Cleaning SPRING PAINTING ani Your house and barns will look 100 percent better afte; couple of coats of good paint and it will pay you ia iJk - f and cents to paint now t Our good paints seal up the surface of the wood sgaimtt damaging effects of sun, rain and windthey actually jr. serve your home and yet they cost but a trifle. We have a paint for every purpose both outside andkii and offer a wide choice of colors. See our color cards. ' Lumber Hardware Etc Glass, MACKEREL & COCKETT Lumber Company Beaver Gty, Utah PhoK X-r- ay m. w, c or HA We have Mr. and Mrs. David Pearce Sr. . i i i ii . MISCELLANEOUS 1 have two gelding work horses 1 would like to trade . for good brood old Hereford mares; also a good A good bull to trade for another Hereford or Shorthorn bull. - See Hobart G. .White. is here is 12-2t- IT onn OMIT r, Hanson's Poultry Farm Professional Cards i. Special Correspondent The Highest LARGE BIRDS W 'Mini i- - "Money makes A sasa m sr ill III f-- r-1 money" 7.71 mm a f v j t -t- -t Big opportunities often c to folb with a little ready c By starting a savings With us now, you soon will I. sufficient savings to enable 1 to take advantage of some v;: while bargain. To wait may be t t $ t-- t-i s too i-f- t -H Great Oaks from Little Acorns G' The First National Bank The Bank of Personal Service indication that Spring A party was given in honor of Beaver City, that N. B. Neilson has Kenneth Morril, at Mrs. Laura orders for three new Ford touring Coxes, it being his sixteenth cars. birthday. Sixteen of his friends WATERS GARAGE were present Dainty refresh-ment- a fililford-Be- a Oliver Chillcn Plows and extras it General Auto Repairing were served and a good Fernley's. time enjoyed by all. SpecU attention given to g Stage Gas and Tractor Engines Loten Kessler from Naida purFor Passage tdMilfo-a- t AH kinds and sizes of horseshoes for Oxyacetylene chased a new roadster from N. B. sale at less Welding than wholesale prices at the Drug Store, Fh" Neilson last week. Beaver Gty Utah City Blacksmith Shop.-A- dv. Utah Over-haulin- 13-3- tc lis