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Show JUfc THE PAYSONIAN. PAYSON, UTAH In Social Circles u i. ) Opportunities '! s vvvvvvvvwwvww WANTED-Go- od I. KM) 52-- Wightmnn. son also house ami .Marshals at water. Inquire city s, 1t- office. POIJ lhone SALK Eight acres of foiler ami some straw, . 125-w- ( 52-2- 1 POP SALE good as new, hupiire of . POP IvENT j A Pampief range reasonable price. H j Porty-acr- tract e house, flowing well, stable, chicken coop, mile; and a half south of sugar fac-lory. Inquire of Pert Stevens of land, 1 j 55-St-- pigs for sale. YOUNG Afanwill. p .T, 4S-4t-- M. p NEAT, Clean Rooms, by the M. day, week or month, at Mrs. E. Canity s, 410 South 2nd West t St., Salt Lake City, Utah. 47-fi- MODERN home for sal- e- five rooms and hath; screened porch. Cash or terms to suit bitter. OWEN E. HARNETT. f 35-t- PURE broil Duroc Jersey swine for 42 tf Lyman Kapple. le. It pays to trade with the Page Furniture Company. FOR SALE or trade two M. I. A. RALLY. ( - J 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I . latives. Others Must. Others Must. Patriots Will Register. Patriots Will Register. Win. F. Persson spent several days F s this eity with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Peissmi. Harold Persson .s in cliaige of his business at Garland ilurng his stay here. I i ! 5 w-- Patriots Will Register. Others Must. Air. and Airs. E. V. Nebeker and children, Aliss Anna Nebe- is Now In Effect ker Buy Your Sugar and Jars While You Can Get Them Chas. C. F. Dixon Tho Sanitary Shop PAYSON AUTO CO e Open from 7 to 10 Daily m 3 and Rerta Nebeker evening from the Nebeker ranch in Daggett county. Airs. Nebeker will remain here during the winter for the children to attend school. Yon will return after a visit of several days in the old town. came Aliss in Friday Auto Repairing in All its Branches B. Y. U. PIANO TEACHER TO COME TO PAYSON Elmer Nelson of the R. Y. F. faculty of Provo w ill spend a limited time in Payson during the coming year. Welding Ieb.parryI herd. of Salt Rake City. Air. Nelson is a brother of Carl Nelson who is well known here. For particulars see Carl O. Nelson. Adv 3 AE ne jew 3 UIIUHIlS most - Thurs-- j Reese. Air. dolin Reese, Airs. Uloyd Powell and son AIcEloyd oi Garfield, Aliss .Jessie Hales of Spanish Fork, Eee Eerwill and pianist. Charles E. Shep- COMMANDS, IT GIVES YOU a better standing in the community, especially among business men, to be known as Having Money in the Bank Willis Pulver. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. A farewell party was given in honor of Leone Tanner at the home of Airs. A. d. Powell this week. Supper was served at li :.'K) to the following guests who attended: Air. ami Airs. Alton Tanner, Air. and Airs. .Merrill Webb, Airs. Leslie Alonlague, Air. Leone Tanner, Aliss Doris Twede, Aliss Clotial Tanner. At 11:30 a chicken supper and watermelon was served, all enjoying themselves very much. Air. Leone Tanner leaves today (Thursday) for 1 nele Sams service. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. To honor Mrs. Wilman Carter the ladies of the Happy Hour club gave a social at f lie home of Mrs. dolin Persson Friday evening. The time passed pleasantly with general sociability and refreshments. Those participating were Airs. Joseph Douglass, Airs, dolm Done, Airs. Clifford Rale, Airs. Rraxton Airs, dolm Poisson, AHs. W. It Strengthens Your Credit Besides it is much more convenient to pay by check. From any stand-poithe opening 6f a Bank Account is highly desirable and advantageous. nt We Solicit Your Account for This Bank Rar-nel- t. II. Reece, Airs. Enstice Menden- hall, Airs. O. A. Daniels and the guest of honor. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. Mrs. Alfred R. Wilson was hostess to the Justamere club last Thursday afternoon. Guests exclusive of club members were Airs. Earl Simmons, Airs. d. C. Ellsworth, Mrs. Roland Tietjen and Airs. Ray L. Done. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. Airs. Lewis White entertained We A?e Now Located 4 4 4 4 4 4 in our beautiful, commodious new store, south of the State at a family dinner on Saturday evening.in honor of Air. and Airs. Frank Walkinshaw of Salt Lake. Covers were laid for Air. and Airs. Charles II. White, Air. and Airs. Sam Douglass, Air. ' and Mrs. Walkinshaw, N. K. White, Douglass, Marjorie and Fay White, and Knight Walkinshaw. Mr. Walkinshaw will enter the officers training camp at the Presidio within the next week. rons with a larger, better and more complete stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Ladies Furnishings and Groceries of All Kinds. Come and see us. . 4 4 4 4 4 Patriots Will Register. Others Must. The members of the Alerry Matrons club did Red Cross work at the gauze room Friday WELLWORTH STORES CO. Jerry Reese. The house was THE extraordinary comfort of new Hupmobile is an and games followed by refreshments. Those assisting in serving were Jennie and Iona Tanner, Mrs. George Tanner and Airs. Lloyd Powell. The guests were the Misses Reha Simons, Rlanche Tanner, Clara Reid, Alyrle and Jessie Hales of Spanish Fork, Agnes, Jennie and Tona Tanner, Naomi Ellsworth, Alyrle Alan-wilTora Duke. Eueile Harper of Salem and Aliss Gardner of Spanish. Fork and Alcssrs. Ilar-me- r and Parrel Nebeker, Clyde Cowan, Clifford Simpson, Lee Eerwill, Willis Pulver Ilyttuni Tanner, Covett Raructt, Yaude Rale, Floyd Davis, Rhofell and Leslie Reese, Mr. and Airs. Tanner and Air. and Airs. Geo. W. Tanner. all-embrac- ing It is quality. expressed, not only in remarkable riding ease and road steadiness, but in as well; not only in very unusual economy of tires and gasoline, but in reliability and staunch durability power-and-performan- decorated in the patriotic colors and the time was spent in music ce also. l, Le-lan- 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Bank, and doing business. We are better prepared to accommodate our growing army of pat- ing social last Thursday at the home of her mother, Mrs. T. II. Her guests numWilson, Jr. bered the members of the W. W. (). AI. el ub with Airs. Jesse El!svorth, Arrs. Wayne Gardner, Airs. Anthony Lund, Arrs. Ed Patten, Airs. Geo. F. Wilson, Airs. Fern G rev, Airs. Frtmk Oberhansly and Arrs. F. AI. Turner as invited guests. Others Must. Mrs. Nelson received his training in Provo, after which he studied with the eminent vir- jtuoso pianist. Alberto donas, of York. Receiving bis teaeh-Sjer- s certificate from Air. donas he continued his studios during the past year with Utahs fore- Oxy-Acetyle- ornile, who left on afternoon. Eater in the evening Patriots Will Register. Others Must. they went to Salem for melons. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. Ira Croi't, of Provo, returned Air .and Airs. Charles Smith Sunday from a mission to South entertained last Thursday evenAfrica. Air. Croft went by way at Smiths cabaret in, honor ing of tlie Paeilie, and returned over son of their is enterwho Lynn the Atlantic, coming through service. ing military Dancing, I the Atlantic, coming thru aver and a general social evenpool and London, and gettiiq games were enjoyed. Refreshments within hearing distance of the ing w re served to about thirty relabig guns in France. When crossof the tives young guest of a ing the ocean AD. Croft says honor. his company of ships passed the Patriots Will Register. Others Must. wreckage of three boats which 3 had been sunk by submarines. Mr. Vernile Reese was given They also discovered four dead a surprise Tuesday night by a number of bis friends, at the bodies on the water. home of his parents, Air. and Patriots Will Register. JjB, w.r en- Others Must. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. Airs. Rodney AYilson enterof Garland of last week tained at a most delightful even- in The September Sugar Allotment deny Reese day for Cam) Kearny, California. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan .Monk and family, Mm land Mrs. Win. Nebeker and, famih, Mr. and Airs. (leu. W. Tanner and family, Mrs. RertluU from stoek used automobiles. Inquire of W. of sale of delinquent 17, 1918, ns stated in Notice August Mrs. Anna Moore lluish has Co. E. Reynolds, at Pavson Auto of Assessment No. 1.2, to October 7, word from 55-received her son, f 1918. K. n. HARPER, Holla HO 2t that lie Corporal lluish, Secretary. lias arrived safely overseas. HIGH LINE CANAL MATTERS Patriots Will Register. Others Must. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. Mrs. George W. Tanner enter30th the After September 1). E. Thompson, practical tained at dinner Wednesday t'ofrom company will deliver water geologist for the Elk Rasin Oil ther brother, .), Vernile Reese, Pro12th to fith October only. company, is in Payson this week ject Manager E.vtel will make oc king over some of the sur- who left Thursday to join the colors. of the tunnel an inspection and is very favlast rounding lands, which oeeured Patriots Will Register. Others Must. washout, orably impressed with prospects Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Radham, spring, between October 1st to for oil in this section. Tho com5th, and the water will he turned Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shuler and in t barge of Mr. E. A. off' during that time. There will pany, ami Mrs. J. N. Stark were Mr. has opened up an office he no free water for plowing Stump, in the Modern Pharmacy. 1. If. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray this season. Rail, manager, is also in the city Stevens Sunday veiling. A recent inspection of the sysPatriots Will Register. Others Must. tem shows that the canal is in today. Mrs. Will Frecklcton and four an excellent condition and very Patriots Will Register. Others Must. will leave for her home children he will little cleaning necessary at Cornish, Cache county, tothis fall. The crops thus far In t lie color scheme of life its morrow morning after spending have been well taken care of, the black sheep of the family a two visit with her sister, plenty of water being accessible that generally develops n streak Mrs. E.days II. and other rePulver, at all times. of yellow. Patriots Will Register. 4 tertained at a family dinner mi' Friday of last week for their1 Patriots Will Register. Others Must. The Afternoon Sewing club The joint M. I. A. will give met mi Thursday at the gauze its last Patriotic Pally Snmlay room. evening, Sept. K, at H:15 at the Patriots Will Register. Others Must. tabernacle. Mrs. Racon of Eureka is a will The following program home of Mr. and at the guest he given: .Mrs. Star' .Joseph (peiiing hymn, Star S ja Pa mier. Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Iidlier of iraycr. Provo were guests of Mr. ami Aleaning of the P. S. Mrs. E. R. Song, Parry Sunday. jvy )o)1(. Will Register. Others Must. Patriots Veda The P.ahy, Reading Mrs. .John Kinder received .Mitchell, word last that her son Monday a Lon;, Its hong Selection, Elmer had arrived safely Trail, Pkelele dub. The Meaning of the Heading, Edmund Evans. lag, A. V. wish, of Ogden, was Soil?, Layfette, .Mrs. I in Payson this week on matters Ellsworth. of business and visiting willi The Nation Address. his folks. Prof. J. M. .lensen Arms, Y. I!. P. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. the The Flag Without a Mrs. Wilman Carter and famKong, Stain, Zina Tervort. for Eureka ily left Saturday It is desired that the meeting where they will reside for an begin promptly on time as the period. rem car leaves so early. last We understand that fishing is Tatriots Will Register. Others Mast. good in he sixth water creek. IYarn Grey went fishing Sunday NOTICE OF POSTPONMENT and caught a real trout. OF SALE. Patriots Will Register. Others Must. At a meeting of tlio Hoard of of tho Pavson Kldorado MinMr. and Mrs. A. R. Poeryhave ing and Milling Co., held in 1'ayson, received word from Iheir son Utah, on ho tith day of August, A. P. 1918, a resolution was presented Ilex that he had arrived sa IV y and duly pafcscd postponing tin date overseas. PATRIOTIC f 1 THREE city lots, P acre in each, three sliares of nut or, corn and Airs, i 1. fi't'dcr In'1-to 150 lbs. c rtA&l'r H ?' weighing from Philo Local and Personal M4S oa d Local Agents 4 44H4444"M'44'4444'4.4 |