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Show s Friday, April 16, 1920. THU Ml Thick Program Announced r T HIBNVRirffR A for Concert Next Thursday Th Irish entertainment to 1m liven next Thursday evening, under ;ih. direction of the mualc teacher i'it the St. Joeeph'a School, will bo doubt be one of the moat Intereating and gleaning areata of the year and a treat to lorera of good muaie. Seata era now on aale at Tregon-In- g A Hanley's and are going faaL The performance will atart about I o'clock and program will be follows: Wearing of Taylor. Come Back When Iriah Orcheatrn. Nocturne No. ? T West Tintic Woman Died; Shipped To Sprinfville Mrs. Thors Hafen, wife of the late John Hafen of Bpringvllle, died on April 10th at the home of one of her sons la West fflntfebelng 69 years of age. Mrs. gluten's late husband eras a well npwa artist. He died about ten yyrs ago and last fall the widow ejjmo to this section and made her home with her sons, five of whom are engaged la farming In the Cherry Creek section of West Tintle. The ladys death reMary sulted from cancer. She leaves a large family, six sons and three -- r the Green, to Erin, Chorea. Eyea Are Smiling, daughters. The remains were brought to Eureka by Undertaker Wallace and oh! Beee-leS, Llazt, Helen Wednesday were shipped to Spring- villa, where the funeral services Iriah Aire, Orcheatrn. were held and where burial took A Little Bit of Heavon." place. 8ong, ' . Mra. Ekloff. "O'Donnell A boo, Orcheatrn. PORI) CAR OVERTURNED. Mechanical Jane, Faroe. Char-ne- t era: Tablthn, M. 'Downey; Prle-elllTomorrow never comes! The time to M. Franke; the Jane, K. Four young people from Payton, begin to fettle this Franke. who were crowded Into a Ford bug question is TODAY! Orcheatrn. "Killarneyi met with an accident on the Tintle Spend legs than you earn, lay away in the Savings Bank Bernice road last Sunday evening. They were Plano aolo, "Polonalae, a stated sum each week and long before regularly Bourne. hitting It up at a good pace and FIFTY Ladlea Chorua Dance, car one reached when of the the you will be driving your own CAR or having '"Kerry and Daneera. curves on the road between Eureka someone else DRIVE it FOR you! "Silver Thread a, Orcheatrn. and Mammoth the driver lost con-- 1 Can't begin too young. A dollar will start you then Iriah Medley, Chorua. trol and allowed the machine to roll Violin Solo, Romance, F. Suth- over the embankment. The occutry to see how fast you can make it grow! erland. 5 per cent allowed on pants sustained cuts and bruises, savings. Open an account withSong, "Kathleen Mavourneen, but an examination of their Injuries, out delay. Neil OHare. by a local physician showed that That Raacal Pat, Farce,'. Char-acter- they were more frightened thanj Charlea Llvlngaton, A. Cof- hurt. The car was owned by A. C. Puff-JackE. Beealey; Major fey; Pat, Cloward, who was employed for a . R. Tlbba; Laura, hia niece, short time at the P, J. Fennell marMary Ryan; Nancy, her maid. Belle ket la Eureka. Sullivan. My Wild Irish Rose. Orchestra. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM DELTA RILL ENTERTAIN. A Perfect Day, Male Chorua. . Francis Sutherland, Violinists; Frank Beck frith, president of the; Organized 1890 Payson Utah Francis Fennell, Benin Boyle, Irene WilClub at Delta, who was Thelma Commercial Lenore Mills, Sullivan, In Eureka on Wednesday states that liams, Joe Buys, Byron Thurmond. At the Plano Helen Beealey and arrangements have been made for the entertainment of a bunch ofi Bernice Bourne. A MILLION DOLLARS. 1 own one that talks low in Its throat visitors on April 8lrd. The Delta: and chuckles at the approach of a their will show around people guests DAVID LEMON DEAD. the city, pilot them through the big Yesterday X read In a newspaper hill. --oI might glva It to tho needy, but out over the main of a man who had Inherited a miland sugar factory for a cook who the David Lemon, ct the lion gift would rob them of of section the I and dollars, tract, to large wonder Irrigated began past few years has been making his thence hack to town for and and whet I what would do a if similar supper, fortune home in Tintle, died during the week their appetites for further charity. dancing and speech making. He ex- should come to me. at Balt Lake. Mr. Lemon came to tends I might travel abroad to see the Moreover my friends would think to cordial Invitation a Tintle Eureka to aeeept a position with the people with whom the Delta bust- - wonderful worhs dona by man, but me a fool and coma near converting Chief Cons, company at the time the ness me to their opinion. men are anxious to get better nothing man has fashioned can was opHomansvllle boarding house And also there would bo the injpare the with oak white God has ened and he continued to make his come tax. In built Is no what back but the Thera my question yard, home there after the mining comOn the whole I much prefer tho 1 would of Tintle be hear famous but Interested, people might singers, pany stopped, work In that section. In' such a If it could be made not cne of them has a voice that can game of making e dollar go further A. few weeks ago he became ill and without thetrip loaa of too much time. compare with that of the mocking to the game of making It go faster. officers of the mining company had la to be regretted that the auto bird that alnga in the hedge near my Saturday Evening Post. It him removed to one of the hospitals. road o leading to that section'll nof kitchen door. He was 71 years of age and has no in LAND FOB SALE. I might make the acquaintance of condition. batter near relatives. In this state. Burial great men, bnt I have greater In the took place at Balt Lake.' books on my shelf. Tintle people who are thinking of HOUSEWIVES. ATTENTION o I might live In a great hotel, but land should investigate this buying MACCABEES. ATTENTION thus I should forfeit tho beaten bisYou can buy from 69 proposition: Ootw Frodacte Refining Co.,jnann-fact- e cuit and fried chicken we have at acres up to 900 scree In the Oenola ran of Maaola Cooking and Sa- home. You arc earnestly requested to be tract at 980 per acre, which in1 lad might build a great house and cludes water assessments paid to the three Karo Syrups, on Oil, present at. the regular meeting, hire servants, but servsnts would this date. A email payment down and April 16th, of I. O. O. F at which Ktagsford and Argo Starches, will rob me of privacy and a great house the balance on easy terms. If Intime the report of the delegate to pay cash rebate on Maaola oil for would oppress me. the state convention will be receiv- thirty days aa fallows! 78c on galI might buy fine clothes and hire terested write to A. L. McClellan, ed. lons, 50 cents on half gallons, 25c a valet. and become a great deal of Santaqnin, Utah. O' There Is also other important busi- on quarts, 10c on pints. Particulars trouble to myself, but I feel more Consult ness which will be of Interest to ev- from for your dally paper your grocer, Presidents of La- et ease when I am puttering about -on all Liberty Bonds. If ery Maccabee In the district. dles Aid Society and Sisters of the the premises in overalls. you desire to sell bonds take them EDW. FOX, Record Keeper. I might buy many motor care, but to C. E. Hnish, Reporter office. Holy Cron School. - y. Walk or Ride at Fifty a, - AND A CHORUS OF 250 a: DIVItJB HfllDS IN The Modern Loreli A novelty picture full of Pep and Punch. i I STAR THEATRE SUNDAY i TEN PAGES THIS WEEK. Joseph Treloar will represent Keystone Encampment apthe meeting of the Grand Eneamnfoent at Salt Lake - o next week. Ttf Eureka lodge of TAXES,". Odd Fellows wffi be represented at o the grand lodge meeting by Robert (By Walt Mason.) H. Wllaon and John Robinson, while wax as' slick as Undo Sams is, Mra. Treloar and Mra 8. P. Mickle-eo- n and he's In a da as alone; when he will represent the Rebekab lodge asks for my taxes, I dig up without a groan; oh, I dig the hard earned at. the state gathering. money, put it in a seek of gunny, and with a smile serene and sunny, MIXING VS. FARMING. entry him the buck and bone. And more do atlll if he it dldnt Id gayly waste It ad; people tell me, hourly, . two minora were passing through our Unde burns the! PahranBgat Taiie7 and were discus- daily, that tising. . ,. ITL2S 2 self-respe- self-relian- ce , ODD FELLOWS This weeks laaua of the Reporter has been enlarged to tea pages in der to take eare of additional adver- SSii et. . 4 bubbles, caring little for the troubles Pund m that their earning made us know. It .Thats 110 a ton,. Billy. Is wrong, 0 Uncle Sammy, all our Yes, 'and that's the same as 100 struggles to forget; for the dollars, on the railroad. cold and dummy, wo have earned la No smelting charges to be paid toll and sweat; you are welcome,! when you need em. In the sacred dither, A couple of forty ton cars of that cause of freedom, but you really shouldn't food .em, to the cows all high grade ought to put a man In ; ready yet We have earned them at clover. the forges, we have earned them Yep about 16,400.' pitching hay; we have earned them "These farmers don't, hive 'to digging gorges la the hard, unyield- work In bad air. Thats worth someing day; wo have earned them digging tatera, we have earned them thing. steering freighters, and it Jars us to "You're right, Billy. Nor do they our gaiters when you throw the have to be afraid of falling rock; sends away. Unde, let there be an that's worth something, too. ending to the carnival of waste; "Pretty soft, this farming game; quit this Jamboree of ipendtng, quit whr doB--t try itT . it all with seemly haste; save the. ,'Wh me? Nothlng dolng. , taxes and the wages, so that on the d ,un,tck f chining pages of the works of future. t Nope, mining s good enough ages, your redemption may be Nev. Record, Ploche, lfor me. traced. I GARAGE IMPROVEMENTS. -- o- the week earpentera were busy at the Barton Garage, partitioning off one and and putting la necessary shelving for a stock room. Early In MAT VISIT ENGLAND. - o A WISH. . r or so. Backward, turn backward, O Tftnc, In yonr flight. Give' us our hops again, Just for tonight. ' EUREKA t . Looff & Jamiesons Shows a Monday April 19th to 24th INCLUSIVE Llsrry-fio-rocr- i, Sbv ad Coccetsbu A week of fun and frolic Chesterfield o-- William Button, who haa piled np quite a bit of cola through hit lotting operations In the Gemini mine, la contemplating a trip to tba land of hia birth merry England during the present year. Hia mother la living at the eld homestead and la looking forward with pleasure to a visit from her son who has been absent for so many years. --o-- .L "Nothing wrong with our balance . Rackward, turn backward, O Time, In your flight, ' Give na our sugar, so gleaming and white, Give ue the old fashioned thirty-cen- t lunch, And blooming young soup greens at two cents a bunch. Orchestra seats at a dollar a throw. Good shirts and kellya at two bucks MOOSE qao-tatio- . HELPFUL WORDS. o Cltiaea. Is your back lame and painful T Does It sehe especially after exer- tion? Is thers a sorenness- In the kidney region? 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