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Show JUST KIDS !... A Ten Year Old Uncle. I . m r-MO- I IT DOtST FEEU SO' VTS &AO - UHCOURSE JqoiTE A 'SPOMSABIUTY.LJ P0E5 IT FEEL BE A REAL UNClETv V) TO L-- ( - y BEN ( ' - -- )VJHATCHA UNCLE 5EE A ON CLE -- YOH PONT HY FELLERS AS j 7 KIN YUH 1 ( HAGJNt A ! ! i J! j r RIVERTON By Ad Carter j Mr. George A. Nichols who is with tlw VV. S. Aviution Corps visited with Mr. aiKi Mrs. Chris Lovendahl four days when he leit Tuesday for Hon i olulu, iviiifci Leona Peterson is spending two weeks at Draper. Uiverton Old Folks party will be held at Uiverton on Tuesday February the 2iind. All married people are invited or any one over 21 years I age. Program will be rendered at 10 o'clock. After which dinner will be served at 12 o'clock noon. Anoth er program will be rendered at three oclock, and a play at the Ward Hall. All over 60 years will be honored iWc rf woven ism is guests. The members of the Sun Flower Club entertained at a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen, on Thursday night, in nonor of their Games were played and husbands, refreshments served to 30 guests Principal and Mrs. Stevens annou nee the birth of a boy last week. The dedication of the Riverton School house took place on Wednesday, where a large audience from Riverton and surrounding towns wa The following proin attendance. gram was rendered. Song by Junior high boys, and girls; Music by Miss 1 Melba Boyle: songs by Mi Lady Sing-eras- : Dedicatory prayer, Gordon S. Bills, dedicatory speach by Dr, BeeT. Dahl, ; short speech by David Soren Mickelson. Welch, Draper, and Thompson, Principal Stevens and al so John Hansen. Songs, Miss Wat- e and kins singers. The M. I. A. presented a dram? entitled Mrs. Templeton's telegram at the Ward Amusement Hall on Sat Mel-o-de- B. Link "THAT LITTLE CAME" iter.MncrtonCoK.YBy I WHiS.. f rlOK? AND GBT COLt OPENED ? vy V7 V J 1 j 7 A"Bsotv&Brt , TCHT01, JM! "(fo , c & n i .... THAT i I O0TT, Z pfrr! I PPGN- .- ABSORBED pfiOMBCaoOR I 1117i, KZ i ME? MO urday. Mr. and Mrs. John I. Wiberg en tertained at dinner on Sunday. Cov its were laid for 15. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Christensen and Mr and Mrs. Crawford, of South Jordan motored to Richfield on Saturday and attended a funeral and returned home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black nnd son of Bingham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peterson on Friday. Miss Crilla Myers is spending two weeks in Salt Lake. The Parents and Teachers enter tained at an old fashioned dance at ' tk,, school auditorium on Tuesday furnished Pmvn " ' " oithestra MI&..V. the music. Mr. and Mr3. Max Christensen en tertained . at a party on Wednesday 1 TLf i r night in nonor oi ur. mm R. Sorensen. VOO O WHATTA Little Cottonwood Brown Ditch Soopot WAWe0Pi There are delinquent lowing deticrllHHi stock, N Com- By Ad Carter The Aftermath! JSLU 'Hi I 1 tSaC'tX'A fill f TTT KvkZZK ,VRJf JVXZZZK ,r-tvO VT VVC- Ci. YEP - CPMUS OOTHAVE TO S PAST HAVE TO BE", h Ms Murray, Utah South State Expert Automobile Repairing Carburetor and Ignition Adjustments Reo Service t Phone Murray Cliff Simpson, 337 Prop .xxxxj.ii.xxi.ilJ.liAAMm.U HtttttttTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVT . . $1.44 12 0 43 4S Ijh Nelor J. W. Mcllenry W J. W. Mcllenry C7 ilcOmle V. J. Mm, 05 John I. t'tion 00 John l. I'shwin 0.J John l. CuhiHiu AllxTt Slinw 71 KrUk SHiidNtntm "2 CbHrlolle JeiuM-II. W. Cami.'P'lter t5 4 II. WrlKht 112 tluKt-- t I. Bailey Jnnc S.th It. Miller UIiikUi K, 30 9 30 13 10 18 18 72 30 18 If you are interested in a used car, do not overlook the following: 1923 FORD TOURING, good rubber, new paint, curtains, with fine motor. FORD TOURING, good rubber, excellent running condition. 1923 FORD TUDOR SEDAN, in fine condition with good tires. 1924 FORD COUPE, new tires, new paint, good mechanically. 1924 HUDSON COACH, new tires, new tubes, new duco finish and good mechanically. 1921 CADILLAC SEDAN, five passenger, fine condition, completely equipped. Call Murray 88 and any of the above cars will be brought to your door for inspection without obligation to you. 1924 Snow-Brow- Motor Co. n 4869 South State Strwt. Murray, I'tab I 23.01 M 4.32 .48 .24 .24 30 11U MorKsti M. REAL BARGAINS - 2S 12 14 15 ONoll 12i) Hnrnion 121 DANCE FRATERNAL HALL, MURRAY Every Saturday Night Music By with low so many And In if each parevl of such stovk a xlmn the may 1e neewwnry Ut tte mild stt.rdno SOCIETY SMART SET it f the wimiwny at G131 Stste utreet, Murray City- - ,t'Uih, on the 10th 1 day of March. 127, st the hour of the delinquent to oYtovk p. tn. Iaf nuMtmnifnt thereon, together with tne eotii of S(lvertlliiR and eijH'nues of pirn1 O. FHEKZK, Secy. 6151 1 fth B!t, Murray City rinit ruldlrtillon IVhnmry t'tsh. 10, 1927. UTAH-GRAN- D COAL Harder (leaaer llottw N Cllnkwni I t'lrt- -1 Hm..ke-Ii-rwi U Junt What Ak Boot - eisrk You Need For Urotnler Vour leler For TU It LJ WiM recu uiuic iviurray HA - ANDBRRON snl. H. I size-Mechani- cs Driver-Househol- Mur lmslniNW 21 K. Wood J. WareuskI Annie Wsreiwkl Frank Warwwkl Htmiu Bunders (ieo. A. Sanders WtTTTT SPECIALl as long as our allotment lasts, a "Winchester" d quality, only 29c Screw 45th SOUTH UAKAbL upon the fol on account of levied on the 10th day of 1020, and on the 10th day K. VtV We invite you to call at our store and inspect our complete line of TOOLS. 4814 John EusUeo 27 Mr. IS OV&R ATI' WE GOTTA 0THtR HEA- R- GEE. I Priced from $2.50 to $5.50. men. "THE WINCHESTER STORE" Inn-embe- Sarah ar ",' of jMiny, principal pluce ray City. Utah. u par-ticul- SMITH HARDWARE 11)23, the several atnouuU i,f set opiKwite the names of the rwqmctive chare holders: Amt No. No. r Name Cert Share SM Filed, set and ground to meet the approval of makers. NOTKK M05TA Hsernu'ut JUST KIDS Start now to complete your assortment. Buy the kind which are "as good as the gun" WINCHESTER., Winchester Hand Saws are the product of experienced mw 'TBbbh.UbadI ' m Enjoy the Job With Good Tools A BUOWN, t lrop. Phone Murray 431 f 4870 South State WHOLESALE AND RETAIL t DEALERS IN HAY, GRAIN AND POULTRY FEED SEED AND BULBS COAL MUTUAL UTAH GRAND RfWAI. CASTLE GATE |
