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Show Juab County Times Salt Lake CommerSuccessor To The NEPHI RECORD cial Club Arrives JACOB COLEMAN, Editor Prop'r. R. J. HENRIOD, Manager. next Wednesday. & Regular price $2.00 per year. In advance Si. SO per year. Published weekly, every Friday atNephi, Utah. ADVERTISING RATES IN EFFECT FEB. 1, 1910. Local reading notices-pe- r line, insertion Each per line subsequent insertion, line, 1st insertion, Each subsequent insertion, per line line ' insertion Legals-pe- r Poetry, per -- per Resolutions of sympathy etc., Rates on display advertising application. 1st .10 .05 .10 .05 .03 .05 on Take Care of Your Trees. At the special meeting of the Commercial Club held Tuesday evening, the proposition of enter taining the visiting members of the Salt Lake Commercial Club was taken up, and it was decided to provide them with a lunch eon in the Armory it possiDie, and have the speeches and speech-makin- g there. As the vsitors will b3 here but a short time, it is r.ot known whether they will have time to make a trip around the city. They arrive promptly at 12 m- and leave at 1:30. - Local Notes. Resolve to save a cer tain portion of your in come lor one year ana see if it is worthwhile. . For rent, office room No. 4 in the Winn building. -- See S- - R. Winn. Call on II. E. Howell for all kind of fruit trees, shade trees, strawberry and dewberry plants, Dnvet forhederes etc. Ihey are going fast. The first band practice of the season was held last Monday evening, and band leader Plumb expects to have a well drilled band for Decoration Day. Wm. Bailey, manager of the Juab County Mill and Elevator Co. went on a trip to Price, and other points in the interest of his company. At the end of this time, you will say it is the most valuable habit you ever formed. how little vou earn, save a part 01 No starts an account with this bank. $1 LAW YERS lleOKral Practice hi all Ui C'outta. All Legal uimu-r- a kIv.mi prompt and careful atti'iilUin. The excuse that your watch was wrong don't go. There's no reason why your watch should not be right to the second. Don't make the excuse. Get a watch that times you and be on time. intelligently selection. Nephi City Blacksmith Shop. kinds of Blacksmithtag. All It is our business to help . Second flour of the Ertckien BlocL. MOUNT PLEASANT, UTAH. Offlva in making your up-to-d- ate Complete line of all blacksmith materials, bolts, wagon materials. If you are contemplating any new work for spring, put in your orders. Satisfaction guaranteed. First National Bank Prof. Wm. Jardine of the deMatson, pr0p. partment of agriculture, bureau Slt Lake City. Vt. W; 59 Et 3rd South Utah. of dry farming for the Nephi, district, Prof. L. AROLL OF HONOR Cont'd from page 1. Dr. E D. Ball, of and Merrill AU. C. were here Wednes the Samuel Linton Jr, with ex day insnectine the work at the ception of ashes on west side. Experiment station. . .i . . W. W. Jenkins, good. Beautiful oak fountain, furniture and every thing else to inau-nDr. D. O. Miner returned James Schofield, fair, with ex Freshest Chocolates, of the MeDonald, Sparks and side. south on Utter evening from Salt Lake Tuesday of ception C R E A At . Sweet make. J. W. Paxman, with exception whpre he snent the first of the I of a few weeds and brush on the week having gone up to preform T?nii TmLoa orwi rs.YQrc Thn famous Koval bakery cawes father. his on an operation west side. and bread always on hand. Why send your cream 100 ex with Alma Hague, good, Gents! See our windows for all miles from home to get less All kinds of hot and cold drinks, and ice cream ception of one lone brush on the the latest shapes and shades m west side- money? Hats, from $2.25 to 53.00, Hyde Mrs. Gus Henriod, a widow, & Whitmore. Nephi Creamery. fair. Proprietor, I want some four horse and 5 J. W. Whirmore, good, with horse teams with men to no exception of few weeds and bur nlrm'intr flhout Mav lGth. Will w dock bordering sidewalk. J. W. Pax- prices. good pay L- E. Dunning, except burdock Percheron Horse man inter-mounta- A. in - THE - "The fruit crop this year is very much better than was expected earlier in the season" says A. V. Gadd, Deputy Horticultural Inspector " I have found that nearly every variety of fruit is represented. Apples, peaches,' pears, all kinds of small fruit and even cherries, and very few ap matter When You're Late CHRISTENSEN 8 ERICKSEN OL.YM PI A. We pay the highest ricotes survived the frost in the east end of town. Levan has quite a lot of apples, and nearly a full crop of peaches were found in a small orchard owned by Henry Mangleson up east of Levan near the foot hills. Not many peopie are spraying this year and it is just as well on sidewalk. Wm. Fpote, except dead tree Attorneys Henry Adams and they are not until they clean up on east side. T. T. Foote went to Salt Lake ".r, except chards instead of attempting to , Thursday on the case of Juab to Can " raise alfalfa, grain, and weeds; aionS County vs. First National Bank weeds V. few A. Hague, except ole the Supreme wWch .g up trim their trees low down, and galfront. in wood cut out much of the surplus go m uAof ama and discontinue the use t P i apple tha ii X lons of "TT trees for shade trees. We can cept litter in front most u....B W"A important C. Whitmore. Geo except good not make an apple tree serve both sidered, is, does it become you it? of these purposes successfully. some litter on north side. would Our business is to see that it Evan Harris, fair. and the time is rapidly appraoch W. P. except litter on does. We can sell you as nice ing when they must be taken sidewalk.Ostler, and as cheap a hat as you can care of properly or dug up and buy any where. It is a pleasure Thos. Brough, fair. burned. J. S. Ostler, cood except little for us to show you. So call in. Our shade trees and ornamen MRS. TAYLOR at the Chase tal shrubs should receive some brush, and wagon on street. Art gallery. Geo. O. Ostler, except brush is complete. attention. Practically every elm, while on culvert no and north on side, whether the weeping sort or the First Ward Y. L. M. I. 6hade elm is infested with the sidewalk. little R. Geo. Howard, except elm scale, a pernicious little ani Program. sidewalk. on burdock out life Tabernacle, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. the is mal that sucking W. A. C. Bryan, except brush Solo Nellie Udall. Mrs. . XEbc of the trees. The only remedy side. south on Lexie Booth. Events this at successful Current that is at all Mrs. Carrie Latimer, good, ex Piano Solo Athelia Booth. . time of the year is a good stream and little Mle of rnnt rulvprt will be lessons Th literarv the with of city water applied side. north on rock studied nozzle and taken up by the garden hose and a good excellent W. C. 11 Andrews, over AH ladies. have girls vnunir to knock them off. They fair. residence, Schofield attend. to are earnestly requested no means of traveling, so every W. H. Pettegrew, fair, except one knocked off helps. They litter on street can be cleaned up pretty well few rocks and Amos Allen, except few stumps -Ncohl Prices of Market I inn f fnrcrpt W inn-on- a by this means, but watch them on sidewalk. of edge exceed or multiply closely they Products Thos. Belliston, good. is ingly fast and will soon become ex Mrs Edwin Booth, good, $3 Patent flour thick again if left alone. . i c dead tree and litter on street t ore nri Straight grade A stream of water applied by cept Kina Mrs. Miller, good. Baker's flour means of strong pump will also except Orson fair, Cazier, Graham do the work where the city water pieces, Keeley Ice stumps and few rocks. Bran is not available. 1 Mm. Jos. Vickers except few Shorts Almonds, pieces, burdock weeds on sidewalk. Wild hay NVllie Schofield. except little Alfalfa i WIi TRIiAT YOU RK1IIT. Notes. brush on west side. cwt. James Vickers, fair, except Oats per - bu. Phone 41. (Continued fronTpg 1) Phone 4'- Wheat pelrubbish on north side. Barley per cwt. John Downs, good, except Dressed forenoon Beef the Sunday rv,.rr , and no cul OX liftpr on south side, Vnnl C8S10n hens Dressed . , vne ouiiu- w . Wlln vert on sidewalk. IVow in held .nM Dressed veal me cviuit-good. Warr, Joseph 1 Lake suDerintendent A. K. ax Dressed mutton J. A. Booth, excellent Addresses were market price for A. V. HAGUE, .'PAlNTO - A- . - n,t -- j let your you afford to ruin when a few Home v PAINT mi?FRAr?;T save Purchase your Paint oday our stock HrawKins & m 1 1 & D. F. WINN, that the Headquarters for the Confectionery tinest ine ramous canay. Pe Cream, Walnut Filberts. Cracked can Conference ZLbc Company. Stand'their registered Percheron Stallion at very reasonable prices. Will accomodate partiesT. L. SMITH, - Keepr. ' Alex Jennings - NEPHI I deal in Live-stocand Money to k, Ian UTAH Ileal Estate, on Improved Farm Projx'rty. Only liccnwd rval tntato l'iiU'r ir Juab County. OGKey. ipaint Scalers. E. Nephi umtnnona George McCune - M:PIil UTAH Rcai Estate, Loans, Broker anj Insurance. ge. rvi. PEXTON NKfMI, UTAH ? L BRIMHALL STOCI BROKER. WELLS - UTAH. PROYO, aVwfUA -- tli5 tinio to xL-- a - ma in harire. Apos-c;,f- e delivered by John W. Ord. F. Whitney nd O. into paths of the young urging righteousness. a ho Sunday afternoon meet offered by Henry of Levan; a vocal Kate solo was rendered by Miss A addressess were dei;.rorl hv L II. Grace, Apostle nf1 n. F. Whitney. c:.i, a v urogram in the tir-t- .r.n-ioi- f nt Cazier spoke evening. Mrs. Orson wo tne briefly, telling of - was to thatDay Program presided, given. J. E. Sorensenand O. F. and Apostle Smith tributes to Whitney paid high Taxman ur- motherhood. Pres Dressed pork Dressed turkey butter ged rnore male members to join Creamery the choir, and for all to patronize Ranch butter 17 Mr. Crawford in his musical Pvanch eggs bu. work. Mrs. Judd rendered a Potatoes per. ? bu. piano solo with good execution, Apples per. and A. C. Crawford san beautiThe fully "The Lost Chord". well McCune sang Misses little The Crawford Studio a vocal duet. ChM Fooe Residence Mr, A. C Craw ford, pupil of has Prof. Evan Stephens, teacher County Treasurer Parkes of voice culture. the foilowinjr copyists rufhinff Mrs. A. C. Crawford, teathe work in Retting out the first cher of piano Candland lax notices, Mrs- - V. E. VeraBigler. Misses Beulah Hoyt, Kate Bailey, and Bertha Bailey. . PAINT YOUR IV.lh lh'.TK., N. 12. HOUSE '.Vhen in Inside and out with Patton's Sun Proof Paint. Salt IVe "put up" at The Wellington Hotel. I p p1fa.e1 to Irraf my Nephi friend- right. will - Patton's Sun-Pro- of Paint will not fade with the sun, crack or peel. 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