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Show COUNT. VOL. COUNTY JUAB ALL, THK NEWS OF EAST JUAB VOI R TIMES AO IS READ IN TUB and MILLS, NEPHI CITY, UTAH, AUQUST 8, 1913. 4 HERS LBEBT BOSH CU- MEETS LtlN DF EU MEETING OF WORK BEING NE-GO- OD NO DONE INTERESTING FROM ACCIDENT. HAPPENINGS MEETING OF UNA. BING WORK Farmers Busy Gathering Crops A Fair Average Causes for Failure. Other Field Products. WMES OK Nfci'HI, LKVAN, MONA, JUAB? CIlfjATK wo Much Expense For A Contractors Expect To Miss Nainoa Visiting Few. President Appoint. Finish up in Forty Five Mona Friends. Newton In Crops. Interesting Met With Accident. ed As Committee. Number Want More Light Locals. Days. Many at Work. Claims Passed And a Miss Lilia of the Nainoa, At the regular meeting Albert Bosh who has been Ordered Paid. young Wednesday evening all the working near Colton, U t a h for Commercial Club held in the club sidewalks on main street were Japanese lady of Hawaii who met with a painful rooms luesday evening it was completed south of Chas. Foote came to Utah a year ago to at The regular m e e t i n g of the Most of the owners of headers osephOstler, decided after due consideration & Sons' store. In the bids the tend school at the B. Y. Univer week. of last accident Saturday have rigged up their machines city council was held Mr. Bosh was catching amule to discontinue this organization L;tv council renuired those who 8ty f Provo, has been a guest this week and have commenced vening, Aug. 1st in the council belonging to the camp when it ntil more interest was manifest- - bid to SDecifv the exact time it Un the home of Eph. Ellertson chambers. There were The the grain present. crop. harvesting Miss kicked him in the side breaking ed. For the last few years mem- - WOuld take to complete the work, for the past ten R. E. to an make Mayor Booth, Councilman, promises average two of his ribs. He was taken to bers have been droDDintr out un- ToVmanr. unH stem-- nfPmn Nainoa was adopted into a D. Pexton, Urson Cazier, J. yield. On the Levan ridge three the Provo hospital where he was til it has dwindled down from wno has the contract, bid against Hawaiian Latter Day Saint home W. Ellison, A. A. Allen, and J. fourths of the grain is looking attended to until Monday even- - eighty members to twenty two. Sanstrom and Poulson of Idaho, when an infant, and therefore I. Lunt. fine. This is especially - has been reared a member of the whfri farmers seeded their land ng when he came to his home The expenses of keeping a club Falls, who has been in the busi- Church. She has a An order from Johnson and to so trreat is nesa a manv vears. Thev of this kind is too much for in the early fall. The failures in here in ievan. istie unable Stewart, contractors, in favor of both .the Lngand speaks do any work but renuired ISO- davs in which to mmd able to be few.. . . Union Portland dry farming this year i3 due around. cement Co. for a Hawaiian languages : r the work., Johnson and . i pomnlete Aui X u una r ijicciui a icn ui was read Drincipally to late seeding, and $3,037.00 and ordered "Ul"1''' A bouncing baby boy was born mimu ovnccri tViomeoR'oc Stewart ask for i'O davs to do r tness unusual climatic condition aid on as the was also a Eldtable, m student of the all. There are farmers on to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor as to the conditions giving logic- - the job. They expect to complete ike order in favor of Baker Monday Aug. 4. Mother and al reasons for the club e o i n a the whole contract in 45 days nydgt who planted their grain babe are Miss Hazel Vest, who has been Lumber Company for $4S6.50. down. On proper motion those from the time they commenced getting along nicely. y who'W farms will yield Application of R. T. Beagley, The farmers are all busy har who were four months in the ar- - laying the concrete. The machin- - a Hello girl m bait Lake City npr have will lay 7,000 for Beveral months has returned Harry Beagley. Mrs. J. B. Vick- -- acre tbiiyear. The crops north vesting their crops, w h i c h is rears with their monthly fees ery they ers, ana John U. Hall for electric and west efyown are generally proving to be much better than were dropped from the club. It square feet per day. They are home. referred to the com Go single men and 20 James II. Newton of Salt ights were speaking god, and in Dog Val- was looked for in early spring. was further moved that the Pre- imploying on mittee lectric lights. teams and drivers. Those who Lake City was a Mona visitor ley and territory joining this A great deal of the dry farms ident and Secretarv cons u t Wm. The of Stout Jus kind of report this are with for several days this week. acquainted valley, the crops are even better will yield twenty busehls to the with the secretary of State as to tice Peace the of was referred to an excellent jod Misses Chloe than they have been in previous acre, which when we consider the proper preceedure of disin- worK say, mat Shepardand the committee on and city In police is the done. south being part Mary E. York, who have been years. In this section where the dry season is excellent. Dry coporating. and the of James prison, me report were town mey iuiiunng in Eureka for several weeks, re B. there are failures, it is reported farming, is no longer an experiFor the past four years some oi road Riches, to to the supervisor, very letter, turned home to their old friends ment but is a demonstrated fact. of the business and large proper- - specifications to be due to late seeding. the committee on streets and too much was and that found it again last week. Last fall was an unusal rainy when the land is properly culti- fv Tirtlora of tht tnun Vinvo nnp highways. oe,n wa8 cemeni l seeded at ",8 the and vated ue" causes the one left trivial for Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ellert by season, more than five inches fell On recommendation of the was me not oi exact son who are now living in Pay- time will produce a good crop. club. mixture, during the three,fall months. The in to cure suitable to which committees various son were in Mona the fore part In order for an organization to consihtancy early frost made it impossible When the dry farms suiter the same had was found It this been refer previously temperature. of the week. for farmers to seed the grain irrigated crops are light. The al be alive and be a benifit to an) the claims to be to much red, were better folbwing falfa crop is good and a great change I it must have the Peterson of Provo allowed and ordered James deep emiugh to protect it during community now and the mixture, paid: of the wide slightly the coldjnter, in which much deal of this product will be pre hearty thev have amixture that will was a visitor at the home of Mr. Crane & Co. 18.47 orJB.TM it wafM inter killed. The pared for shipment. of awake citizens. For a number cure properly and will give a and Mrs. A. H. Anderson during Walter Smith 9.00 in Provo D. the was Bosh Mrs. alsvhavagainst the dry spring was years Nephi could boast of moEt substantial walk. It i? the present week. Con. Wagon & Mch. Co. 24.70 account on week first the of made part yield. The hard drvrust that ng a commercial club that Orson S. Williams went to Continental Oil Co. to know that thi. 8.67 was formed in the spring made ot the accident of her son Albert. our out cf town friends set up gratifying work will be entirely finished be' Vernal several weeks ago to visi John Miller 3.00 to this? was culti Kofod Mr. Mrs. notice. Wilford and and take it hard for the farmer Why fore freezing time which will with relatives and old friends o T. L. Smith " 5.10 vate his grain as in past years returned home the latter part of cause one was up an do make it impossible for any dam that place. Thomas Pass 9.00 nave all this from American Fork week opposi last Notwithstanding ing. In the past questions er to be caused in this way. The Engine Newton, our base bal A. O. Johnson 4.33 tion the dry farm, where proper where they had been visiting re came up of a civic nature that cement is being laid at a debth pitcher met with a serious acci- - E. I). Bowles 33.40 The is cared for club of settled. have latives this that place. ly Places of 4 inches. The top layer is three dent while niavins bail on me Frank Hobbs making good. 67.58 who have organizations of thit irrigated grain that came uo fourths of an inch thick which 21th. According to report he was Capital Electric Co. 2.87 the is kind net after plums through good splendid. will last for more than a century running between the third and M. & S. Supply Co. Miss 312.72 Broadlicad commercial club, so has Nephi. Not only are the crocs of dry Now that the work is on apd this home base when he fell and Geo. Hill 9.00 Shower. Who will do this work in the and irrigated grains a good aver is commenc sprained his ankle very serious Lunt's Pharmacy needed improvement 9.40 A bundle shower was g i v p n future? If she dies it is hoped in age but the alfalfa and cthet is pleasing to all the citi ly. In all probilities Mr. New Coojx-- pyper Co. it ed, 10.93 field crops premises tomakegood Tuesday evening, by Mrs. Loran the near future e he will be re- zens to know that good work Ik ton will not play any more bal Dr. D. O. Miner 338.00 returns. Carter and Mrs. Ralph Broad surrected again as every city the being done. M. & S. T. T. Co. 3. 35 as this season, he is improving The t.4pect for alfalfa seed head, at the latter s home in size of this needs a Commercial Roll of Water Works Pay this at It is the intentions to finish all quite slowly writing crop are probably Detter than honor of Miss Arvilla Broadhead. Club. 65.65 Dept. south before the of the Vest went to Salt Mrs. city Hyrum part last year, the plant having bloom The evening was pleasantly Thomas Pass and Walter work in the north Lake, City last week with he ed out well and the recent rain spent in social chat. At 10 Riches Fined For Drunk taking up any Smith 16.00. part. daughter Katie Williams, who is just what xas needed to make o'clock the crowd was served a The enness. following original claims underwent a critical operation the pod Mien well. Barley.oats, splendid supper. Many beauti were allowed and ordered paid: is Mrs. Williams as get reported J iiay promises to be the best ful fend useful presents were William Riches of Cherry Free E. F. Sparkr 37.50 Scholarship Offered ting along quite nicely Creek was arraigned before Wm. given. for several years. Park U. 30.00 of Edgar U. At Fri Those present were:Mesdames Stout, Justice of the Peace, Meet. War To Veterans Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's Carl The drunk with following were referred According to the provisions oi Kellastrass, Thomas Trant day Aug. 1, charged The Third Grand Slate Camp to respective committees namthe and enness peace. Infant Laid To Rest. disturbing 2305 of the Section er, Ldward 1'av, Lynn Ulpin, Compiled fire and Reunion of the Indian ed: Funeral services were held Stanley Winn, Melvin Carter, Riches came up from Cherry- Laws of Utah. Pres. J. T. Kings- - War Veterans will occur at Heb ftf ti.-- t. ...PVftf ,h(,tiniv-r,i(- v Printing:- - Claim of . . Monday afternoon at the home Harold Larson, Otto Goldtn, Jim Lreeklhursdayanawenioverio j 13th Utah. 12th, vo s August City. nave tr oi.ice Jr.ab County Times 1101.10 of Thomas Belliston over the re Bean, Claude Golden, H. P. War ur. J. A. i.oom r(tnnrt. ta tus. ftfrIC, tnftt triPr men in- 11th. and loth, i'Ji:j. ihe doctor the some teeth drawn, Lre Water Works: Claim of Mr, to of free Misses Flossie little the of mains infant, appointments ren, who stood shoulder to shoulder Crane & Co. 12.71 and Mrs. Owen Johnson, who Venice Brough, Zetta Grace jected some c o c a i n e uuo nis normai scholarships in the State in the dark days of Utah will thtmAfter before teeth & pulling Co. for died Sunday morning. Cooper 3.25 of Schoo Education the and Stella Pyper Bishop May Hobbs, Georgia year h.Vh art tnK meet once more in r 2 u n i o n . Streets and A. H. Belliston and J. M. Christ McCune, Geo L u n t , Mr. and the teeth were drawn ne uecame ioit. u M nf highways: Claims of old vet- ensen were the speakers each Mrs. Loran Mr. and tick and Dr. Uees was summon Secondary Training School and With mariy of the good 312.35 erns it may he the last time un- Cooper Pyper Co. one spoke on the plan of life and Mrs. Wm. Warren, Melvin War ed who prescribed some brandy. 129 to the college department. Walter Smith 4.50 Union til the thev Grand attend made the with this drug together salvation. Words of comfort to ren and Miss Arvilla Broadhead In compliance with law I have above, where thev and Wm. Henriod 2.00 The drunk. man the city crazy the parents were given. There roll of department 17.50 proportioned said appointments formcr foes will receive Pay a him heard marshal! making to the cities of the first and the were present at the funeral Mrs. Downs And Miss noise in the late hours a nli of the and the relatives greattor.of second c'ass. the county school Entertain. He was him. Ockey arrested and will be a There at the night friend The interment districts of the first clsss. and to State House each program fin and as found charged Wild West iruilty day. took place at "pie city cemetery Mrs. Edward Downs and Miss Miss Vera Paxman linter-taln- s. the counties of the state, upon Show and base ball ed $7.50. dancgames, John Belliston pfTered the dedi Sadie Ockey gave a party Tues the basis of school population, a afternoons and evenings. calory prayer. day evening in honor of Mis Indicated by the enclosed ab ing Miss Vera Paxman gave a KenCrissie Pyper of Salt Lake. Th stract. Less School Population Take Teacher lixams. sington Saturday afternoon and Game Season Commences evening was spent in playing ar to above the Teachers At'the According Del County exam evening in honor of her cousin The school senses was complet cards, music aiid games. August 15th. is Juab entitl county were ination rangement there u as n twelve who Miss Barbra Paxman, of Provo. o t is Game Warden A. V. Hagu cious refreshments were served ed last week. The c five of ed to ree too' the work. appointments They were as fol- - The time was spent in playing that he Those present were Misses Es follows: Boys in first ward 199, wishes to announce to the T. scholarships ows: William free Belliston of Ne games and music. Splendid reward 41f. in first would like all people hunting ther Evans, La Velle Ockey, Flos girls 210 totil as follows: Utah State University Miss Beatrice 2GI. sie phi. Ikagley, Ne- - freshments were served. girls Painter, Mattie Parks. Oleva Bovs in second ward gage hens, would be reasonable 1 WO in tn i I A.7 O a , TVo Misses Nira L.. .,raftrl secondary r.al framing phi. Edna I.. The following were present: for Ostler, Mayme Riches, Dell and not kill this bird one third school the second, n.T! Marcia Bock ft Helen and u ttKirK four of Delta Misses Orsena Cazier, Lizzie p Messrs. Edwin Downs pass time. The season will com- McCune, and fourth H. College William Kadel. Depart year Utah, Wa Steve The Nephi. Howarth. Lola Cazier, Delia and first ward than last year. Allen, Wilfoid Warr, mence August 15. He al?o rement. Anyone desiring to take Frank Russell, Nephi, Merit Lceta McCune.Tacy Irons.Lueile 16 over of an Ileev increase Canhas in Creek Spencer elk Salt Forrest, terOlpin, the ports advantage f these opportunities Ship-,- Eureka, Loo Hansen, Le Wood, Messrs. Cleon Memmott, yon in good condition, four calves Richardson, Joseph Willis, Abe year, while the second ward has w the of applying to Ueo. A. van, Mi?s Ava Brawn, Nephi, Leonard Linton, Clarence and in honor Miss This is the 40less. first time guest have been added to the bunch Gibson, hostesses Mrs. the Cointy bupenntendeiit and Mis Jane McPhcrson. Ne Willie Warner, Reed Bailey and Sperry, Downs have out iri the the Pyper years wiere girls since they were placed of Schools. and Miss Ockey, numbered phi Utah. the boys. Leonard Belliston. pasture, Friday days. - true brilliant i i . - 1 right support - Given r - -- -- m Painter - -- Carter, their their ;,( ?lft just I tu-rnt- 1 last , |