| Show I WANSHIP s p i I t 1 tIt 3 4 1 M M h Mhd 4 It is la gratifying to know that ourtown our oui ourtown town is again free from tram the dread influenza O 0 O 0 O 0 When the sad news reached this town that our friend and brother Joshua Bates Dates had been killed In battle battle bat bat- tle tie over in France on the 2nd of last month it cast a gloom over the entire entire en en- tire the community Josh was beloved by all who knew him for he vas as asterling a asterling asterling sterling young man man The sincere sympathy of our residents goes outto outto out to his sorrowing loved ones at 9 v V y O 00 OBen Ben Den Williams of at Park City was In Wanship last Friday shaking hands with friends Alvin Vernon was a visitor at th the home of Miss Rena Smith this week O 0 O 0 O 0 Criss Cries Nelson has returned home from tram California where he was recently recent recent- ly called by the illness of his mother O 0 O 0 O 0 Mrs Emma Redden Hedden Mrs Minnie Brown Mrs Mis N. N J. J Williams and Mr Andrew Peterson of Park City were visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Josha Bates Dates the past week to condole condole condole con con- dole with them on the loss of their beloved son the son the hero who made the supreme sacrifice for tor his country O 0 0 O 0 O Mr Lawrence Pendleton came up from Morgan last Sunday to spend the day with his parents Mr and i Mrs J. J Pendleton The little son of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith who recently fell and broke his arm arm is doing nicely O 0 O 0 O 0 T. T A. A Smith road supervisor is doIng doIng doing do- do Ing some good work on the county roads in this vicinity The work is is' is appreciated Mrs M. M F F. F Lee Is quite sick at athis this his writing with an attack of at lum bago O O O When the good people of this place awoke early last Monday morning and heard the glad news that the armistice had been signed and hos has ended all business was wall suspended suspended sus sus- and general rejoicing indulged ed In in Bells Dells were rung firearms discharged dis- dis charged and happiness reigned su- su of the glorious victory I At night a huge bon fire was built and practically the entire population danced and sang and made merry Until until until un un- til a late hour T T. T G. G R. R Wanship Utah Nov Uth 1918 |
