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Show News From Hyde Park - X HYDE PARK, Dec. 27. Christ' mas passed away quietly,- but Joyously, Joy-ously, with no public festivities. Many family gatherings were held on Christmas day. The younger children not being permitted to associate as-sociate .together publicly, have spent more time is their own homes making mak-ing preparations for the advent of old Santa. Christmas trees seem to be' the order ot the day and many 'of 'our homea are adorned' with the beautiful evergreens of th moun- ,tkis. ' ' ' Although Xmas shopping has takes tak-es many of our' people to Logan. our. local stores have been kept busy. I Miss Maud Peterson has been help-, Ing our merchant, Mr. F. C. -Lee daring the holiday rush. Our citizens are now permitted to, go at large on public property without with-out the mask. The ban- on masks was lifted today. Our health authorities auth-orities are high in their praise .of the 'gauze mastt in the handling of the Influenza. Mr. Everett Hancy returned home Christmas eve, arriving Just in time to bring a Merry Christmas to all hte folks.. Everett has been in the radio section of the army, "and. says he is glad to be home for good., A dance la a novelty these days. Many of. our young people attended the Xmas ball in Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Eggerts have purchased, a farm south of town, and' will , makethelr future home here. We welcome' them ttTour f 'v community. , j Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chrlstenseo . are spending, the holidaya visiting is 1 Hyde Park, as guests of Mr. Chrls-tensen's Chrls-tensen's parents, lif. and Mrs. Lara Chrlsteasen. Mr. James Balls has recently made a trip to the hay growing district-' ot Utah where he has purchased. a 'great deal of hay for local use. Sev- ( Coatlaued oa Page Five.) -ssP4Ba-------M-i HYDE PARK NEWS (Continued from Pago Four) eral car 'loads have already arrived and Mr. Balls expects more in a day or so. Several cars of beet pulp have arrived ar-rived hero the past week and was soon unloaded for our local use. Tho reloading of sugar beets has begun, nearly all of the beets piled a Tangent havo been loaded. Preparations Pre-parations for loading the beets piled at tho O. S. h. station west of town have been nearly completed. Mr. Alfred Hancy and family havo closed their homo and moved to North Xogan. i Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nyman of North Logon spent ChrlRtvias In our tdwn tho guest of Mr, and Mrs. Archlo Woolf Jlr. and Mrs?. Wllford N'Non have a llttlo girl very sick with pneumonia pneumon-ia following Influenza. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Osmond of North Logan nto Xmas dinner with Mr, and Mrs. William Gibson. Mr. itd Mrs. Lorenzo Peterson (spent Christmas In Logan as tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilurd" Bal- lam. mil Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard O. Sanders and family spent Xmas day la Logan Lo-gan visiting Mrs. Sander's parents. Mr. John Ilyro of Lewfaton was visiting friends In Hydo Park tho past we,ek. Mr. Leslie Cranuoy of Logan who is home from tho navy on a furlough was' visiting j"b relatives in Hydo Park tho past week. Mrs. Victor Larson of 'Richmond Is visiting with bis mother Mrs. Christine Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Toolson of Smithfield ate Xmas dinner with Mrs. Toolson'B parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ashcroft. Mr. Chnrles R. Ashcroft who has been employed by tho sugar company com-pany In Tracey, Calif, has returned homo after an absence of about six months. Evidently the ban on letter trtns-portatlon trtns-portatlon has beon lifted for Mrs. Mary Hancoy received six letters of various dates today from her son Cvan who Is In Prance, llo Is well and having a fine time. Thy fnmlll'rt of Pied Duco and Josuph W. Wnltu are down with In- Ifluenm. Mr. and Mis. Cleorgo F. Aclicroft ihcld a family reunion on ChilhtmnK. Muhsih. Archie Woolf and William Purser and Kirk Harris are building additions to their homes. I Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Purser will moo to Prtston for tho winter where Mr. Purrcv has accepted a position. Mrs. R. S. McQuarr'lo went to Low-Iston Low-Iston on Sunday. Mr. Arthur Seamona ad family spent Christmas visiting relatives In Hydo Purk. M. Mary Hnncey spent Thursday Thurs-day In Logan visiting her sister Mrs. Christian McKolson. John Leo has recently purchased a farm In Trenton. Messrs Albert and William Perks aro also Intending to purehuso land there. J ' The delivery of furniture from Lo- gan has beon numerous of late. Talk- H ing machines aro also the order of '-l tho day. Mr. Klik Harris, the IiuhH- H Ing salesman of tho Thatcher Music H company seems to bo getting his H share of tho business. Tho Lund- H strom Purnlturo company havu sold H several talking muhlnesc tho pant H week In our community. , H Several of our young inch aro H hauling beets In Tenton. Jr' Bl |
