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Show THK THE TIMES-NEW- S CIRCULATES THROUGHOUT EAST JUAB COUNTY AND IS A VALUABLE : ADVERTISING MEDIUM. : THE TIMES, VOL 12. LOSS OF AND MIXING INTERESTS : : JUAB COUNTY : NEPHI, JUAB COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH, 1022 Wireless Scc'y. Dnby Hears Market Report By KENYON WONT HALT MARCH United States Senator Arthur Capper-say- IS A BOUHT. S ER EOR THE AGRICULTURAL NO. 51. ONWARD TIMES-NEW- OF "FARM NEPHI 10 j VOL. 6 NO. 18 UTAH COUNTY LINE GQNTRAu BLOC" I AWARDED Work Will Commence As Soon As Weather Conditions Will Permit. Springville Company is Lowest Bidder For Job. Road Will Be Built of Straight Concrete. KANSAS SENATOR BATTLES s FOR RIGHTS OF FARMER farmer will soon be made efficient salesman with f the legal right to market' THE NEWS, t'F t The State Road Commission at its awarded FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR session Monday morning the contract for the paving of the high-wa- y By Arthur Capper frojn .Iftis city to the MRS. CAROLINE BOWERS state Utah county line, a distance of over V. United States Senator from Kansas fifteen miles. The lowest bidder for The loss of Senator Kenyon in Con the work was the Reynolds-El- y his appointment to the Federal All Jiat was mortal of Mrs. Caro- struction Co. of Springville, of which bench will in no way stop the progline Bowers, were tenderly laid to State Senator H. T. Reynolds is the ress of the Congressional program rest in the Vine Bluff Cemetery Fri- head. sponsored by the Agricultural Bloc. When the bids were opened Satur- That program is going right on day afternoon. Funeral services were nd through, impelled by someIn the Tabernacle at which A. day It was feared that the estimates held were too high, as the engineers fig- thing so high and big and just that When radiophone wireless stations of the East recently started J. Gowera presided. beside it the personality of leaders out daily market and weather reports-- even Uncle Sam s cabsending was a The opening number duet, res were about $33,000.00 less than and members alike of the Bloc pale inet officers could no longer resist the radio bug.' This new picture the low bid. When It. was explained Water" the rBead "Cast Upon Thy orr his We are all into insignificance. desk, carrying government shows Secretary of Navy Denby at at the meeting Monday that the gravAnderL. P. and Ed. Mrs. arc Carter by mere instruments of service to that and entertaining programs business. Extensive news, educational son, accompanied by Mrs. Diane G. el here which was suitable for pav past portion of our population that featured daily for amateurs by broadcasting stations in the East. tills the' soil. Our names, like the Booth, and Miss Jtfercl Goldsbrough. ing was practically neglible, and that colors of our ties, count for nothing. The opening prayer was offered by It would be necessary to get this material either from Utah county, or evOur principles count for everything. J. N. C. Pexton. FORREST HOTEL SCENE LEVAN HAPPENINGS The question of cooperative marThe speakers were L. A. Bailey Sr. en from the point of the mountain keting, long kept a little Orphan Jesse Pay, President T. D. Rees and ear Draper. Annie standing outside on the doorWEEK THE OF the closing remarks by A- - J- - Gowers. to When this condition was taken in EVENT OF FASHIONABLE step of Congress, now occupies a consideration the engineers for Tributes were paid to the good life position of honor in the mighty the state revised their former estiwho deceased spoke. of those the by Senate chamber. With the Presimates which latter figures were then ren were numbers musical Other dent of the United States formally Mrs. Alta Wankier of Salt Lake dered as follows: Violin Solo, "One in excess Of the low bid. and officially committed to it, and One of the society events of the Commissioners Orme and Francom Senate with hitherto week was the banquet given in hon Is spending the present week here Sweetly Solemn Thought" by Miss ARTHUR CAPPER with William Bailey, N. J. doors giving way before ft, it is and together My "Jesus Mercl relatives Trio, acquaintances. Goldsbrough. Ladies of visiting the or of the members E. Rees, and J. W. Whltmore, then UrT. Mrs. just a matter of a short time before credit, particularly personal tredit. Savior" Melba Anderson, Literary Club by their husbands, it will be written into the law of the on crops and farm machinery, and ged the acceptance of the low bid, went to Carter and L. P. Anderson." Mrs. Helen J. Hansen Wednesday evening at the Forrest Bill will making such paper more easily eVs- land. The Volstead-Cappwhich argument was further backed was benediction The pronounced which a decorations table The Hotel. to spend cut the irons from the farmer's countable. Leamington Wednesday flowp by Mr. Finch, representing the Beautiful Jr. Garrett James who by with in all were Washing- brief visit with her son Lowell, keeping heels and permit him to go to mar-- Much of this legislation has been Federal Government, that the comm casket. ers the covered and ket alongside his neighbor and in passed and the remainder advanced ton's Birthday, were unique resides at that place. ission accept the bid. Following Small cherry trees, in comparative safety from the baa- - to a stage where passage, in the these talks Mr. Casto, a member of him on the not far distant furore, may be fore-roadits who would way-la- y numerous designs with the prover the state road commission then made er The home of Mr. and Mrs. Sey- HEALTH CLINIC WILL The American farmer can seen. The whole program of bial hatchet alongside occupied prom scene of a the motion to award the bid to the w'as mour be an efficient salesman of his pie justice to the farmer bas gained Rosequist Place In decorations. the inent place eveown products without the clear legal sach momentum that nothing can Monday party Company, which was unSpringville surprise cards of, heart shape adorned with pleasant RETURN IN MY to by all the memThe event being attended by right to market them collectively, stoo it. agreed animously ning. were candles very small and cupids Not that there most be any lc-- p Other measures to which the so- bers of the board. a large group of young people. Miss American and Ferns beauty pretty. called Farm Bloc has given its in the figM. With the departure of The cost ow the road will be $48- roses filled in vacant spaces, all of Grace Shepherd was the guest sanction include the Capper-Tinchof the Iowa Senator from the Of this amount the gov 2,413.68. honor. E. L. Mrs. oc Brown, supervising which added to t'ae charm of the gambling bill, bills regu- - tils and voting strength of the Bloc, nurse of the recent health clinic that ernment will pay a trifle more than casion. lating cold storage and providing its members must and will carry on 74 per cent. Times-New- s for adequate control of the packing with increased vigor. And anyone On entering the spacious dining Mr. and Mrs George Connelly were visited this city, was a Work will begin on the construc truth that can see in the loss of Senator room each lady was presented with made happy Sunday morning upon office visitor Monday. Mrs. Brown industry, the Capper-Frenc- h tion of the road as soon as weather were doctors in fabrics bill, the bill that places Kenyon anything like the possibility clinic that the a stated cap t'ae arrival of a new baby boy. an American beauty ro3e, ,and a representative of agriculture on the of the Farm Bloc disintegrating has very much disappointed that they conditions are favorable, and the conColonial design, while each memof Federal Reserve board and bills his spectacles covered with Wall were unable to finish their work here tractor will use all the local labor ber of the male section was given a G. W. Kofod and daughter, former wore Ubcral baokiou $tntt du&L. creating stove pipe hat, the style of which wa9 residents of this place, but now re on account of illness and other caus possible, which will find employment but they wished the people here for several months for practically all a reminder of Washington's time. are here visit es, to know that they would return some tie surplus labor In this locality. and siding at Tremonton, of America, After the singing EFFECT BOWLES FAMILY with relatives. ENTERTAINED ON HER With the completion of this stretch lime in May of this year and com the address of welcome from G. M. lug work. The doctors and nur- of highway, it will be only a short husbands the the plete of chairman Whltmore ORGANIZATION Alvin Uliristeusen went to Los ses very much appreciate the recept time until Utah county will pave 88TH BIRTHDAY committee ,a splendid banquet was from Spanish Fork to Payson, and Monday having accompan Angeles courses ion they had here and the dinner served. Between the led a shipment of cattle made by ation which they received from all from the latter town to the Juab dancing was enjoyed to the sweet Sorenson Brothers of this place. classes of citizens during their stay county line. This city will then have the Sunday evening the Bowles family strains of music furnished bynum Mrs. Enoch Burton, entertained a paved highway to the state capltol in this city. Other Sisters. of grand Goldsbrough Friday evening at her home in honor of this city met at the home which will mean much for the futhome Louis returned of Christensen The their were a result final findings on piano the program of the 88th birthday of Mrs. Mary pa Thomas Bowles, for the purpose bers ure progress of this community. e or- duet by Mrs. Wilson Glazier and Mrs Tuesday from Riverton, where he has here, will be tabulated and publish a of BurMr. family of organizing mother Burton Patten, The Ncphl Commercial Club, the in this paper so that the people ren been spending an extended visit. ed also latter M. G. the officers Whltmore, The was served following ganization. ton. A delicious supper Commissioners, and the lead County can relat see this how Communstands a selections. vocal two city Grand-phonwere chosen: dering President, to twelve guests, friends of the of Nephl, Mona Levan citizens ing of citizens. to then health ive her N. the J. is Rees, Lorenzo led by again Mangelsou The table decorations Thomas Bowles, acting president ity singing ored guest. and Eureka, who have worked to being "Lil, home after a three weeks absence at consisted of a large birthday cake W. A. Bowles, W. T. Bowles and Leo held sway, the favorite ' Old Black Joe." Salt Lake put the road over are entitled to the City, where be accompanfor a center piece. This cake was Bowles of Idaho, first and second vice Liza Jane" and best thanks of all forward looking of the in son behalf who M. G. Whltmore underwent Mrs. ied his Bowles Reuben, Roy two presidents respectively. surrounded by 88 candles, with V. JOHNSON TALKS men. ' The completion of this high- D. the a S to L. made at r, the Ladies response secretary-treasurea serious Club, and Katherine operation CLUB way will put us on the map, and the TO large candles on either side. Roses KIWAMS the on thanked well of He son and welcome hospital. reports his and ferns were also banked high on Bowles, corresponding secretary. The address help we are getting from the govern either side of the cake. A very nice Temple committee for the IdahoS husbands for the entertainment they the way to recovery. ment wil the burden of constru bad furnished. Clifford are of C. one W. branch the of and family the faculty cting this make Johnson, program of readings, singing, much easier than road very of the deocratlons dining The Bow R. Louisa Mrs. Zina Shepherd Groneman and of the Nephi High School was the Bowles, the dancing of the "Higland Fling" and Earnest case had the would been have the colors in the National were all room les and Elizabeth Bowles correspon son Ivan have moved to Provo, Utah, principal speaker Monday noon at the were enjoyed by those present. per centage been cut down to 60-6scene where her husband a made commit and taken construThe altogether Mr. John Kiwanis Temple luncheon. secretary. weekly ding recently son's subject was the life of George Mrs. George Latimer entertained tee for the Nephl branch are: Alvln that will long be remembered by cted a new modern home. those Bowles Lavern Bowles present. chairman, Washington, which was handled In ANNOUXCK MARRIAGE OF Monday evening at the home of Mrs. The following is a list of the twelve to fifteen car- a manner which showed careful stu THEIK DAUGHTER Practically J. C. Painter at a bundle shower In and Richard Sudweeks. The social Ber guests who attended. Mr. and Mrs. G loads of grain have been shipped dy of the life of this great Amerl honor r her sister Mrs. Wm. Keough committee are: Viola Bowles, W'orMcPher- M. Whltmore. Miss Bertha tha and Retta Bowles. Susie Mr. and Mrs.. John from this place during the past ten can. The Goldsbrough Sisters con Painter an Jr, a February bride. The rooms son, Air. and Mrs. Jas E. Cole, Mr. days, since the new advances in price trlbuted to the success of the lunch nounce the marriage of their daugh were all decorated in pink and white wood and Flossie Sudweeks. The annual Temple Day for the and Mrs. Mark Sowby, Dr. and Mrs. have occurred. eon with their characteristic high ter Aletba, to Mr. Wm. Keough Jr, carnat'ms, Interwoven with ferns. D. Rees class music. Organization of th of Tooele, the wedding having been The Uier piece was the Bride and family organization was s'-- t for Jan D. O. Miner, Dr.N.and Mrs. T. Mr. and J. Rees, d Bride-grooMr. and Mrs Reed Clegg of Lehl, club was for one week. solemnized at Tooele, February 14th, of cupids. 'The eve- - 4th of each year. The date for the Dr. and Mrs A. each W. C. Andrews, Mr and Mrs. Geo. have moved to this place, having A committee was chosen to select the ceremony being performed by ning was spent in games and music. annual meeting August 18th of Sperry, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Belllston. leased the farm and home of Mrs. members for the various comniltt Judge Rowberry. The bride is well Many beautiful and useful presents year. Mayor and Mrs. T. C. Winn, Mr. and Zina Groneman. 11 o'clock ees. The election of officers will be known among the young people of At bride. the were given 4. Mrs. B. S. McCune, Wilson Glazier, by secret ballot In which all the this city and has a large number of .'a delicious luncheon was served to AWAKDKD COXKAtT FOR Mr .and Mn. I. M. Petty, Miss Neva friends here who will extend beet The Levan National Farm Bureau member will participate. the following guests: Mrs. G. R. Judd MATERIAL RULDING Booth, Miss Lula McPherson.' Mr. organization held an important meet wishes and congratulations on the Mrs. R. J. Huntington, Mrs. A. V. and Mrs. J. W. Ellison, Mr and Mrs lng Thursday evening. event. The bridegroom is also well At which Gadd, Mrs. A. J. Bowers, Mrs. Bert Dennis SUNDAY EVE Mr. Mrs. E. and I'ROfJRAM R. Forrest, The Bonneville Lumber Comany known In this city, having been the business MIA time considerable current Bean, Mrs. James Bean, Mrs. Jack Mr. J. W. Whltmore, was taken care of. A large percentleading base ball pitcher on the NeGreenland, Mrs. Ralph BelltHton, Mrs of this city were the successful bid Wood, Mr. and Boud, Mr. and Mrs. age of the organization membership North Ward phl team last season. Lester Belllston. Mrs. Robert Chap-pel- l, ders for the building material that and Mrs. J W. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. were The following program will be giv Mrs. Lloyd Hobbs. Mrs. V. M. will enter into tfte erection of the T. H. Burton, present. W. F. Mrs. .and Mr Brough, Hague, en Sunday evening In the North ward Foote, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Frank Tay- new High school building soon to be and Mrs. Roy T. Cowan. meeting house to commence at 7.3 ELECTRIC STORM DOES DAMAGE Manager John lor. Mrs. W. W. Jenkins, Mrs. Mat-ti- e erected in this city. KNTKKT.UV AT (HICKKN : P. m. Vlckers, Mrs. Beth Svedin, Mrs. Richardson, received word last night KUI'I'KK Tt'KKOAY KVEMNG Talk, "Some Results of the Peace The snowstorm which struck this T. D. Rees, Mrs. R. Q. Rorlus, Mrs. that his company had submitted the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lunt, entertain city Tuesday afternoon was untied In Conference," C. W. Johnson. J. W. Adams, Mrs. Mark Sowby, Miss lowest bid and had been awarded ed a number of their friends at their Piano Solo Ellen Ostler with a severe electrical storm as Lula .McPherson, Miss Mabel Sperry, the contract. Mr. Richardson Is much home Tuesday evening. Games and John Chrlstlson usually follows a sultry July day. The Progressive Mother's Kensin- Vocal Solo the guest of honor Mrs. Wm Keough gratified over the result. music were enjoyed after which a . . Parks Anderson Two transformers of the city electric Jr, and the hostess Mrs. Latimer. delicious luncheon was served gton, entertained their husbands Tue Current Events Mrs. I. M. Petty was hoHtess last very of home and Mr. at light plant were thrown out of comthe Mrs sday Mr. evening and to the following guests: mission and wire trouble occurred In Neplil Ward A pleasant surprise party was ten- evening to the members of the Ladies W. C. Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mrs. Walter Sells. The rooms were The following preliminary prog several parts of the city. City linedered to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams Literary Club. The following pro Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. L. Belllston, decorated with ferns and white ger After the supper, the re- ram will be given Sunday evening at man L. P. Anderson was kept busy Tuesday evening at the home of their gram was given. Piano Solo by El Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Garrett, Mr. anlums. son J. Wlnford Adams, the occasion len Ostler, instrumental music by the and Mrs. V. Af. Foote. Mr. and Mrs. mainder of the evening was devoted the Nephl ward to commence at 7.30 for a few flours getting things In shape again, which work was Impedbeing the 4 6th wedding anniversary. Coldxbrotigh Sisters, and a book re J. W. Ellison, Mr. and E. R. Forrest. to games and progressive literature. p. tn. Mrs. T. W. Vlckers ed to some extent by the raging bllz-iar- d Music and social chat was enjoyed view by Miss Bertha McPherson, ih Mrs. E. R. Booth, Mrs. Dennis Wood, The following were present: Mr. and Reading , . Cole Sisters that followed tile thunderstorm and dainty refreshments were served title of the book being "The Peace Mrs. Oscar Lunt, Mrs. Geo. D. Luff. Mrs. Geo. A. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Trio J. W. Boud to the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. of Soloman Valley." Those presen Mrs. N. J. Reex. Mrs. Frances Grone- Ross Tolley, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Current Events K. J. Bird Mlsg Irene Tolley, entertained at Charley Haynes, Mr. jind Mrs. P. P. were: Mrs. G. M. Whltmore, Miss man of Provo, MIsgNeva Booth, Mrs. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sperry, Vocal 80I0 a sleighing party Friday evening, afChrlstlson, Mr. and Mrs. Barton Bertha McPherson, Mrs. J. K. Colo Nettle Moler, Miss Mary Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Len Jones, Mr. and ter which a delicious supper was serSouth Ward Urough, Mr .and Mrs. a. D. Broad-hea- Mrs. Mark Sowby, Mrs. D. O. Miner, Miss Lois Lunt. MWs Ertna Lunt, Ber Mrs. Fred Beck, Mr. and Mrs. David The following program will be ved to the following. Lucile Foote' Mr and Mrs. Alfred Orme. Mrs. R. T. Cowan. Mrs. E. R. For nell, Ora and Frank Lunt, Mrs. Cleo Winn, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Howard, ..Mrs. rest, Mrs. VV. C Andrews, .Mrs. Geo Read and the 1iost and hostess Mr. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Klrmage, Mr. and given at the South ward mnetln Luclle Nellson, Zelma Pay, Erma Mrs. Alvln Bowles, and Air. and Mrs. house Sunday evening to commence Sldwell, Norma Jones, Nola Lunt, Unity Cbappell. Mr. W. A. C. Bryan. A. Sperry, Mrs. Wilson Glazier, Mrs, and Mrs. J. If. Lunt. at 7.30 p. m. Florence Chase, Florence Smith, Walter Sells. Miss Laura Freeman, and Mr. and Dennis Wood, Mrs. Jus. L. Belli Miss Mary Woolley Vaughn Jenkins, Wallace Rending ton, Mrs. J. W. Bond, Mrs. 8. Mrs. J. W. Adams. Hoswell, Current Events , . . , Robert Park Uez Garrett, Kenneth Wright. Frank David Broadhead returned home MiCune, Mrs. J. W. Ellison, Mrs. J Mou went T. II. to Milford Cowan Piano Solo Marie Cowan Tolley, Ratnnny Garrett, Allan TolA baby boy was born to Mr. and W. Whltmore, Miss Lula Mcpherson Wednesday after visiting in Logan .Mrs. Allle Belllston ley, and the hostess Irene Tolley. Vocal 80I0 two months. day on a busienss trip. for the and the hostess Mrs. Petty. Mrs. Geo. V. Ord Monday evening , his products collectively. f iron-barr- er d.- sim-nev- er coon-anti-gra- in , co-op- er sur-nam- 0. C post-pone- m d, pt .... |