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Show COUNTY JUAB ALL THE NEWS Or EAST JUAB COUNTV. NUPHI CITY, UTAH, JUiNTi VOL. 3 BEATS NEPHI LECTURE ON IN CLOSE MISSION 21. TIMES OF J H. IEVAN Real Article Of Baseball Officers Appointed For Young: Man Whose Death Different Occurred Last Week, Put Up At Mona. Other ' to Work Soon. Laid To Rest. In Mona News. Been Found Begin Weevil Has Nephi. Dr. Titus to Districts. BETTING READY FOR Plans For Made. Otner Items of News. - - r s, ry -- en-oura- ge 1 NBPH1, LEV AN, MONA, JUAB PASS FAMLY n, 1 fore-arme- it Lc-lan- d. An-Irew- REUNION Celebration Mona Bel-listc- IIOMUS uail MILLS, Funeral services were held Last Saturday June 15th the The new mission movement The following will be the 4th in has outlined issue the afternoon re over the previous Sunday had of the of privilege sports July program. been completed in Nephi. T. C. mains of John Howard Small S e r e n a d i n g of town by the Dr. E. G. Titus, Professor or witnessing one of the best games of base- ball ever played in our Winn, mission president, has se whose sad demise occurred Brass Band at sunrise. Entomology, Utah Agricultural between one of the Nephi lected the presidents and elders Thursday in Los Angeles. The College; will be in Nephi Mon- town, of the Stars and Raising teams and tha Mona boys. Ap- who are to labor with them. Nf services were held at the residay night to deliver a lecture on Herman Stripes. Mangelson, and been divided has into dence of John phi II. Brough where four "The Alfalfa Weevil." The meet- parently the Nephttes came over districts Neilson. Eugene fol conferences or as Mrs. Mr. and Small have been confident of an easy victory, but ing will be held in the Taber- to their lows since here in JanMeeting at the Opera House living down went moving surprise they 7:30. nacle and will commence at will 10:o0at one Number which the following prothe embrace of this Wm. to defeat by a score of 3 to 1 in uary year. Bishop Everyone who is interested is of will town be rendered. east of II. gram main The favor of the home team. What quarter Pettegrew presided. urged to be present as the subsouth of and street street. were the Reverend C. copter about Music, that kind of Brass Bind speakers ject is of prime importance to D esn't it sound likescoring? John A. Booth has' lieen chosen K. Davis, Chas. H. Grace, and Singing. cht-iball playState at prethis section of the as as and the All The following Bishop president readers Pettegrew. ing? may be surpris spoke Prayer, Christian Christensen sent. ed at it but as the correspondent traveling missionaries: James E. with high regard of the excel Violin and Piano Duct, Vern Dr. Titus was one of the scorers . . For several years, and Dolores Dalby he unhesi Sorensen, James H. Ellison, Jos lent qualities of the deceased., has been closely watching and tatingly asserts that the above eph W. Vickers. Vernon II. Vick-er- elling of the honesty and integ Five minute address, Lorenzo Samuel Linton Jr., John rity of his character, and giving studying the alfalfa weevil while score was the result of the game, Mangelson it has been ravaging the alfalfa rteal good feeling prevailed Belliston, E. A. Memmott. J. W. words of encouragement to the Vocal Solo, Ruth Bean fields of the counties just north throughout the P. sorrowing wife and family. A Reading of Declaration of InOrson I'. Cazier, Olpin, game. of us and he is recognized as the Much credit mustentire vocal duet was given by Miss be g i v e n to Christensen and J. H. Carter. dependence, Leo Hanson most competent authority, on the the umpire, who was very Conference number two em Edna Morris and Mrs. Lizzie T. Piano Solo. Mrs. IVarl McCarty fair and habits of this and with his decisions. With braces tho south west quarter of Ostler, and a vocal solo by T. W. Reading, Azua Bean just much dreaded pest He is also one or two M. Christensen will Vickers. the The beautiful Vocal J. city. many Solo, Francom Ray exceptions there familiar with the most modern could have been no issue taken be president and I). B. Broad floral offerings and the large Oration by Orator of the Day, J. methods of combating the insect with him. M. Christensen head, George B. Hobbs, John crowd present lesioke the high which E. Wm. Mr. in esteem was and, although methods which '.The Mona citizens do not Small J. Memmott, Cooper, Quartette, Owen Francom, Ray are absolutely destructive or Francom, Ruth Bean, and the like they ought P. Ostler, Samuel Broadhead and held. boys even preventative are yet un- t do. Some, however are Mr. Small was born June 5th, w ill be elders of Barton Cordia Hendrickson Brough, always j known. Dr. Titus is prepared villing to pay 1S83, at Clay Center, Kansas. Witticisms. conference. Bert Hanson that something when to acquaint the farmers of this Instrimental He came to Utah fifteen L. II. Mort- some Music, Conference number three takes :hey see the boys putting up a ensen & Co. vicinity with the best methods to fairly good game, and in the north west quarter of the years ago, arid for five years he again be employed in reducing the dam- there are others that will come city. C. H. Grace will be presi- - lias been at Fillmore as the man "Items." age done to a minimum. Choir and Pee every game and never lent and A J. Cowers, Jessie ager of the Millard County branch singing, As the alfalfa weevil is now give a five cent piece. They Pay. J. W. Barnes, Thos. II. of the Studebuker company. Last Prayer, Bishop Jan. E. Taylo? Rrass Band present in field9 around Nephi, like tho sport but want the oth- Burton, Joseph Broadhead, J. January he was selec ted to t&W Music, the positi m of manager of the the lecture is of special import- er fe'low to pay for it. They Walter Pax man, and Lester Andrew Rosequist of this Nephi branch. In 1107 Mr. Small place and Irs. Florentrna Soren- ance at this time, and it will take advantage because we traveling elders. undoubtedly be highly instruc- haven't a big high board fence Conference number four em was baptized a member of the sen, of Redmond. Sevier Co., were tive and beneficial to local alfal- around the grounds. At least braces tho north east quartet Mormon church, and in l'JOH he married i.i P r o v o W'ednesdaj fa growers. The weevil is not pay tor the game if you don t L A. Bailey, Jr. will be presi was married to Miss Geneva June iz. i lie marriage was a present in sufficient numbers to care to donate a little to help the dent and II. A. Christensen, R. Brough, the daughter of Mr. and complete surprise to the immed damage the crops this year, but team. il. Sudweeks, Charles A. Hall, Mrs. Thomas Brough. His young iate relatives and friends of the wife and thrvw small children, bride and unless prompt and vigorous action bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. John Porter of N. A. Neilson, John C. Hall, Le. be is taken, it will a serious W. Vickers, Marcus, Lucilli. and Jacquita, Mrs. Amanda Ch listens' n it Morgan, Utah, were in Mona Hoy Brough, Thomas are left to mourn his untimely menace to next year's alfalfa. this witk with relathe fore part of the week on William Bailey and Ralph Bellis- death. He is also survived by spending Dr. Titus is making a special business. While here Mrs. Por- ton traveling elders. tives and in Scipio. friends be commenced as in aged father, H. S. Small ol The trip from Logan to Nephi to de- ter sold the home, which belong-t- o Work w i stork visited the home ol soon as suitable tract can be Jlay Onter, Kan., four broth- Mr. and Mr?. liver his lecture and the valuable herself and her mother-Mrs- . Christian Winter ers; B. F. Small of Montpelier. information he has is offered J G. Felton. to M. U. Ellertson. obtained. 17 June and a baby left Monday, Ida., Geo. Small of MU Pleasant, free to everyone. Mr. P. V. Car-do- n Mrs. Dora Young Pitt of Ne Mother and babe girl. aie getOanitl Small of leaven worth, is rendering invaluable as phi was a Mona visiter last week. OPENING OF FiSHlNS SEASON- - Ky., and R. L. Small of Spanish ting along nicely. sistance to farmers of East Juab Elmer Jackman died Mondaj Miss Ada Kay was in Salt Lake Fork, and one sister, Mrs. H. II. County by arranging for such a City last week. Miss Kay has The fishing season opened Sat- Rundleof Twin Falls, Ida. Mrs. evening at Salt I.ake City. His lecture. It is an old saying, ac- had all her furniture shipped to urday, June 15, and a colder June ilundle accompanied him to Cali- death was due to a tumorous cancredited by long use, that, "Fore- Mona and is contemplating run- 15, or Satuday either for that fornia and waited on him to the cer under the brain. This cancer matter has seldom loomed up to nd. All of Mr. Small's was caused by an injury received warned is and, un- ning' a hotel here. family the of ardent the old about ten years ago when Mr. spirits der present conditions, the Mr. Earnest Kay and family damp were present at the funeral ser line. hook and the lovers of lack man Only was thrown from a adage is especially appropriate. moved into their new home vices except hi I brother Daniel. venturof the devotees few a art hors be illustrated will The lecture inflicting a severe wound this week. who was unable t ) attend on ac were seems but ed it on out, head. He was thirty one they, the is and it confidently expected Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ellert count of the long distance from for their rewarded by be filled will of Tabernacle temerity that the years age. He leaves a wife, who have been in Garland his home. im, fish. of a five small children, father, moth good listeners. string landing interested with Ut, for several months a r e in cold was the but still paMr. and Mra. A. L Jackman, Sunday er, Mona for a short visit. Mr. El-THE ALFALFA WEEVIL JIPPOiNTS FOURTH OF nine MOR the of of number a tience discipbrothers, Albert M., Earl, (Article br Or. Tubs! rtson reports lots of work and hold would no out Walton les of Fred, Arthur, Roy, William. JOLT COMMITTEES. The alfalfa weevil is spreading. good wages in Garland. the and early of Lcvan, and A. R. longer Ralph, Mr. Ivan Keelerof Payson was during There are several district whert Mayor E. 1 1. Booth appointed Jackman of Salt Like City, one one see hours morning it is present for the first time a Mona visitor for several days now and then a well might wrapped up this wevk the following Fourth sister Mrs. Geo. M. Jorgcnson of this year but doing but little this week. f July committees: for the canlleber and a h)st of friend? to (Continued an mr I I fijure streaking it damage. A. R. mourn his General Committee: various fishing apparat yon with early demise. This does not mean that it ICMtirool CMC It from the back of Paxman chairman. R. F. Homer, us protruding T. IL Burton, A. V. Hague, and should be neglected in these dis- PARTY IN HONOR OF Since the conveyance. then L W. Whitman. tricts this year. Now is the time Stake Sunday School Con quite a nnnber of homes have eniDE- On Program and Music,- - R. to begin the fight. Get the first been gladdened with the odor of ference. F. Homer chairman, W. C. crop ofl the ground as soon a? Miss Pearl Allen entertained frying mountain trout. The tch'joli of the Sunday T. W. Vickers, and A. A, Juab Make possible. Go over the field with mil an in annuai me?t afternoon at party fjiursilay harrow or a disc. in a spring-toolconference in Nephi on Sunday. honor of M4ss Icah Pcttegrew Nephi People Interested Mien. T. II. Burton In the morning the stake office Follow this up with a heavy now Mrs. On Decoration, In Rush Valley. Lynne Sowby. The H. Ethel together with the officers una chairman. J. brush drag, get a good dust Carter, bun-lie was in the form of a A reclamanation project, finanof the different ward farty V worms The Lillie mulch. Pexton, and Wm. teachers breath shower, many useful presents ced by Utah capital, is now under right, will niet in convention in the of the sides on burton. through openings hiirh school building. The Sun given. The bridal colors way in Hush va'i'ey. Iron county, On Finance,- - . W. Whitmorr day Schools will meft as usual in their bodies, many of them will being ere carried out in floral decora for the irrigation of several R. J. Herriod. Geo. V. the wards with temporary be smothered by the dust. Other? tion. thousand acres, involving thi hairman,M. a sjwcial program having J. will be crushed by the brush Brooch. J. N. C. The afternoon was spent in a drainage of Little Salt Lake, and )rd, for this session. die will armnpod R. others still and L Nellif Ratchelor. Sexton, drag musical. Delicious refreshments the dredging of a canal, with a and no classes w ill l held. In AnPearl and while trying to .crawl through lonson, served. Those present were dam at the mouth of Hydroglific Wright, tie no regular sacraaffermw.n the . as follows. Mrs. W. II. Pette-gre- ram-onie Coleman. lhe tiroit ct will the dust under the hot sun. mental roettipffs will held in Joshua GreenMisses backed by Pauline On Sports,- - A. V. Hague tb" ward of Judge but lioth Thii information is given main uicilU Cowan, LillianPettegrew, w.iod, J. L. Imder of I aro-aNephl Blackett, rhairman. Walter F. Brough. J wards will riwet i.i the Tal-ely for the benefit of the fanners fern Schofield, Lula Mcl'herson, and W. L Cook and D. I) L Ik'llisfon, N. A. Nitlson. Will rH at 2. !. under th auspice in the districts where the wvevi Bertha Mcpherson, The Hoiitz of thi city. Lynd station V. M. Foot, L M of the Sunday School. Sme of reia is appearing this year for the Jrough, Mr. Matel Christensen. on the Salt Lake ItoU;, w i 11 L Hoyt, the eencre! authorities are exfirst time in the chtrku fr.ni Mrs. ILL Fowler, and the guest the shipping point Herald Re Pexton, Gra'd Cflzier, Hyde pected down to lake part in Miner, and Barton trough. of r.onor. Miss Leah Pettegrew. publican. the rr.tt tings. life-histo- lilt FOURTH ALFALFA WEEVIL Lecture Monday. All IMKKAIl Iti N0.37 SMALL CONTEST V 1912. O- R- FUNERAL SERVICES MOVEMENT Vil s, h -- Hundredth Anniversary Of Thos. Pass Celebrated In Snlendid Style, The hundredth anniversary of Pass was celebrated in the second ward amusement ball. fuesday afternoon and evenir.g. At 2 o'clock a big dinner was served. There were about 200 children, grand children and reat grand children present. After the sumptuous dinner was served the following program was carried out: Prayer, Bishop T. H. G. Parkes talk on the purpose of the gather ing, S. R. Winn Iistory of the Pass family, T. II. Burton Winnie .Vorthington song, Step dance. Lynne and Eleanor Hague Violin Solo. John Burton Mandolin and Guitar selection, T. H. Burton, Geo. Worth-ingto- n and Wm. Burton Sang, Ione and Wanda Kendall Piano Solo Lillian Pass Zelli. Park ixnK. Song, Class of great grand child ren lead by Ruby Winn Reading, Joseph Greenhalgh Zelma Christensen song, Elbeita Blackett Reading, Dan Salley." "Old Step.dance, Aunt Susie Worthington, Mrs. A. V. Hague and Mrs. Wm. Stanley Oeo. Worthington and oong, Harry Kendall Song, "To Morrow" T. IL Bur ton. In the evening a good social dance was enjoyed by all. r hoinas SCHOOL ELECTION JUL! I. A school election for the purpose of electing one school trus- e will be held in the Central school building July fth. 1912. Roscoe L. Grover is th retiring -- of the board. People aie acquainted with Mr. Jrovtr's record as a niembet of mt-ml- who three the board for the last years, are working for his re election, and it is thought likely that he w ill accept the position for a second term although he is making no active campaign to secure election. Mr. Grover'a fellow member of the board as ,erl that he is too valuable for the eop!e to let him get away. The oIls will le open on elec tion day from 2 p. m. to 7 p. m.. and at of the same day a meeting will be held in the Central School building of the voter of this school district at which ihe board will present the annual thttment as required by law. The voters at this meeting will fix tha compensation for the trustees for the year ending July 8, 1912. Also any o t h r lawful business may be brought jp at this meeting. A primary has oeen called for July 1 to choose candidates for the iosition of trustee. The primary will be held in the school building. non-partisa- n t.fli-cr- bn 1 I- - ? Program Por Band Con-'ce- rt Tomorrow .Night March rwo Step vvit, r 1 Selection Overture March Selection "Front Section" "Defender" "Otiera" "Twinkling Stars" "The Watch on the Rhine" "Elect ric Park' , TidW, Popular Air . ' |