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Show THE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON. UTAH, AUGUST 11, 1919 Mach Wilhelmcn, and children, land Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Green and children Richland. Wash., were guests for. two days recently of Mr. Greens sister and her husband Mr. and J. Sessions They also visited with Mr, and Mrs. A. Z. Green, here and in Salt Lake City with Mr and Mrs. Art Green. Durin their stay a family party was held in Liberty park, Salt Lake City, in their honor. Olivia Warren Visiting With Coast Relatives Contest. Set Friday At Junior High Mary A. D. P. plus accrued interest from the date the bortds are delivered to them. It was explained the bonds shal be callable in inverse numerical order at the option of the town on any Interest payment date on and tdter five years from date of bonds at par nd accrued Interest to the dte fixed for redemption bond so plus a premium tofor each equivmaturity redeemed prior alent to one years interest on the W. G. Goodart & LAYTON not so much the species of fish Lake of Salt tackle Co., the City, was successyou catch, but how light worth bidder for the Tolman ful $12,000 Mrs. Mary Alice Bybee Patterson yj.oUman will ever derive the ut- of bonds issued by the town ot until he has Layton for improvements on the Tolman, 86, 1056 Harvard Ave., most fun from fishing he con- waterworks, city officials said towhere died Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. at her reached the point residence of causes incident to age. siders the battle far superior to day. . For the $120,000 par value reve She was born Jan. 14, 1863, in the catch. It is very encouraging toto be dated July 1, nue bonds, recent years in On vacation CLEARFIELD Mountain Green, W'cber county, a to see the trend in each of mature to 1949, $8,000 CLEARFIELD t Eliminating from duties as clerk in the Clearfishing lighter-weighward daughter of David B. and Mary bear-i-n 1951, the inclusive, years the reea ot naming outside judges field postoffice, Mrs. Warren has Penrod Bybee. of cent interest three per naval Clearlield per a group of supply left for California. She will spend She was married in the endowhave dis- annum, payable the fishermen The tarpon depot lovelies assembled recently three weeks in Los Angles as a hou ment house, in 1883, to John F. a splittail streamer company agreed to pay $122,015,1 bonds. covered that to select a depot feminine em- se guest of her mother, Mrs. John Patterson, who died in 1894. In ployee to pabticipate in the Clear C. Reed, and her sisters, She will 1899 she was married to Jaren Tol- fly tied on a 2 0 OShaughnessy CROSS usually drive these lieid city beauty pageant finals also visit Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reed, WOODS man, Bountiful. Mr. Tolman died hook will r tarpon crazy small for the title of ''Miss Clearfield Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Leventon and in 1913. strike this to DARYMAN PASES rush mad of 1949 in connection with Clear Mr and Mrs. Carl Hardman. their Mrs. Tolman was a member of if this decide You lure. field days, Aug. 12 and 13. tantalizing Lc Grand ward. Home from a trip which tool; a bright salto catching are These contestequal Ihern Lake to Louise, Canada, j udge beauty Surviving are four sons, A. B. Severe head injuries suffered anglers use a ants" chose Mary Ann Jordan, 19, Dean Clark, Riverdale road. Patterson, Jaren Bybce ToLman, mon. Hererodboth two-ca- r in collision a 28th in their sport. for fly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shumway July Clearfield, as the depots contest Laur- Hewitt B. Tolman, Salt Lake City, to fatal Bountiful, proved wil The be ant held Fri- and their four little daughters, It can be truthfully stated that and J. W. Patterson, Burley, Ida.; pageant 62, Woods more day, Aug. 12, at eight p.m., at the Gail, Carol, Joan and Betty have ence Guy Atkinson, 'three Gar Mrs. Barbara tarpon are lost than salmon. daughters, North Davis junior high school. returned to their home in Chicago Cross, who died Tuesday 9:55 rett, Salt Lake City; Mrs. Beatrice Of course, we must grant the tarClearfield. visit with rel- a m. in a Salt Lake hospital. after a three-wee- k Call, Sparks, Nev., and Mrs. Marie bonelike construction of the more A farmer and stock raiser, Mr. T. and hooking makes Clearfield mouth atives in The depot will enter a d Syracuse Sporer, Los Angeles; two broth pons had been foreman at the up the miniature navy flat top Ogden. While in Clearfield they Atkinson 20 ers, O. Henry Byoee, West Point, difficult than gently taking Union Stockyards Lake Salt salmon fishing. Mrs. Mr. and when of were and line Kay slack which Clarence guests float, symbolizes the navys Bybee, Clinton; three lie was an active director Hall asserts that freshwater famous baby flat-toaircraft car- Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Noris War- years, Associa- sisters, Mrs. Hannah B. Tueller, Holstein of the Dairyman Col Idaho Mrs. Jennie riers. in the Clearwield days par' ren. fishing can offer nothing corapar Falls, Ida.; j A native of Ogden, Mr. Shumway tion of Utah. able to stalking a bonefish in the Mrs. Effie ade. Aug. 13. and Boise, trin, James Isaac late of son the in waters of the Flor A firm a !is with 37 drug employed Ida.; Those who made the choice for grandchil crystal-clea- r Rupert, rod Atkinson, Brown P. a Hannah and with ida and Keys dren, 55 Clearfield depot were: Yvone Gail-ey- , Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. David Layton are he was born Sept. 10, 1886 in une and reel, loaded with Hazel Brown, Norma Neilsen, line. Funeral services will be conduct Doris Edwards, Mary Ann Jordan, on an auto trip which will take Woods Cross. In Nov. 1905 he married Ida ed Saturday at 2 p.m. at 260 E. real fascination of salt- Bernadine Mills, Naomie Carling, them through Idaho and into Canthe But Lake Salt City. in visit to have ada. Rudy Myrtle W. Dalcbout Lee planned South They Rosa Park, Marie Knight and Temple by water fisning lies in the uncertain- L. D. S. temples at Idaho Falls, She died Sept. 10, 1918. Of this bishop Le Grand ward. Dolores Rowe. y of the size of your catch and union four children survive, two Idaho and at Cardston, Canada. the type of fish. This great uncerRecent guests at the home of Mr. daughters and two sons. Mrs. Edna tainty of the catch makes it superAccording to the New Y'ork Aut- and Mrs. Wilmcr S. Barlow were Vawdrey, St. George, Utah; Mrs. ior in many ways to the angling Wood3 omobile club in the time it akes Mrs. Barlows sister and her hus- Hannah Boulton, Cross; in fresh water lakes and streams. for the average car driver to gel band, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kel- Larry C. Atkinson, Las Vegas, Nev. So claims Mr. Hall. his foot the gas pecdal to the foot sey of Los Angles, California. and Lee R. Atkinson, Pleasant break at 20 miles dn hour, a car House guests of Mayor and Mrs. Grove, Utah. A pound size lobster can shear will travel .22 feet. It takes another Melvin G. Wood are their daughOn March 28, 1923 he married lead pencil intwo with his lerge a Ted 30 feet to come to a complete stop. ter and her husband Mr. and Mrs Elsie N. Everett in Salt Lake City By Ktstmg or pinchers. claws who survives him with ten chilBRIEFS C. Lucille, dren, Roy E., Carl One of our mostt perennial out Mary, Margie, Ruth, Jay, Ruby, Dawn and Joe, all of Woods Cross. door battles is that waged by fresh One brother, James Issac Atkinson water anglers and those who fish Mr. and Mrs. Max Lambert of :he salty waters of the seas as to Long Beach, Calif. Three sisters, which . BLackfoot, Idaho, are here visitbranch of fishing is super-orMrs. Lottie A. Moyle and Mrs. and Mrs. Jens PeterMr. a look with at the take Lets argu- ing Myrtle A. Roper of Salt Lake City ments of Robert D. Hall author and Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Lambert and Mrs. Winnie A. Whitecar of are sisters. Mr. Lambert was Cross Cross, Utah. Eleven grand- of many salt water fishing arlicl son on a mission in Germany, years children and one great grandchild. cs. salt water the angler ago, when Mr. Horace Beesley & Funeral services will be con- s Inat fishing a disadvantage because of owner of Modern Motors, Inc. was Friday 1 p.m. in South the meager YOU ducted information avilable president of the mission over Bountiful ward chapel, by Bishop concerning marine fishes. . Much' there. Alma D. Eakle. SAVE Friends may call at the family of his knowledge is gained by per- Orvis Mann, the former Bountia ful city marshal was at the point DEXTRI MALTOSE residence in Woods Cross Thurs- sonnel expesicences in fishing And of death as we were going to press. of our aticular section coast, day from 6 to 9 p.m. and Friday. t isnt nearDon' Gabbott, owner of the fish are to easy study Burial will be In the Bountiful city 5 known or down the Bountiful Studio, well up ly always moving cemetery. coast, or inshore or out with tide photographer here in Bountiful, and food. has accepted an invitation to atCARTOSE The controversy between black tend the 58th Annual Convention bass fisheerman and sea trout of The Photographers Association fishermen, or the musky fisher- of America which will be held at man and the bonefish fisherman The Stevens Hotel, Chicago, HI.. boils down to the fact that it is August 15 to 19. BOUNTIFUL June Lovely Barlow, Miss Utah this year, will hold an open house for the rest dents of Utah at Bountiful on Aug. 20 before she leaves for Atlantic City, N. J. Miss Barlows open house ocbeing sponsored by the Bountifu LACTOGEN ICodaxs Fish- Jaycees and Jayceettds. BusinessI men and other civic clubs of ' the A 1 community are cooperating to licenses-A- nd make the event successful every2Va of the cities of the state Mayors and their wives as well as Gov. J. Bracken Lee and Mrs. Lee have been invited to be special guests. BEST YET Between 4 and 5 p.m., Miss Bar-loCURLER will sing the iona she will sing at Atlantic City and she will Two , also model the clothes she had mdde and which she will wear in or semi-annuall- WORTH REPEATING AGAIN d AND AGAIN AND AGAIN "Its Peimeys for jeep-pulle- BMXWMJ2)L' p Cray-thorn- , n 150-yar- BOUNTIFUL FOR BABY Giant Size Hand's Teething SALE Lotion J. DENTRIFICES J. Tale Med. 25c Large 49c lib. 67c lb. $2.79 Infant Feeding . 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POLIO VICTIM CERTAINLY CAN TAKE 6, J.C.PENNEY-Cm E P ator that enables her to attend beaeball opera on. The Rev. Wesley Bryngelson, game, and the her husband, looks A R T E N T BOUNTIFUL, UTAH O STORE. |