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Show THE PAYSONIAN, ooooooooooooooooo SANTAQUIN Jooooooooooooooc k Miss Essis last I Mrs. Ina Tietjon entertnine.i evening in honor of her daughter, Naomis eleventh birthday annilittle guests versary. Twenty four were entertained. UTAH, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. PAYSON, pat-urda- Genola V I John Limm and sons, Larenre ami wei lUggiuson left Mr. and Mrs. Dave (rooks and son, for Provo, whore sho will attend the Sheldon, spent Sunday in Glen, have begun work on the eon layson struction of a new home on their Brigham Young Univerity. with relatives. recently purchased farm in Genola. Mrs. E. Webb of Eureka 'Ih following motored to Salt Lake spent Tho annual ward conference of the several days in Santuquin last week on Thurs lay of last week and nt-- t mila branch convened last Sumlav j the guest of Mrs. Dix. nileil tho .Ye ho stake temple oxour--ion- : Tho principle speakers were Prosi-- j Mr. and Mrs. George LcHnron, dent Gardner and Air. Hales of Spun At r. Mrs. Clare Lemcnnr and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ileelis, Ish Fork. Eureka hnvo moved to and Mrs. Angus Holla day, M r. nil Geane, of Mrs. Lorenzo Clark, Mr. and Vrs. Santaquin to make their home. The government federal loan agent Mr-- . Ifeber Alary Nelson, of Balt Lake was in Genola last Airs. Alina Mr. and Mrs. High Timothy and Mrs Emma Onensl.nw, Tuesday making reports on loan up son of Colorado and Mr. and Mrs. Olsen, Airs. Iternetta Olsen and Wil plications. W. B. Evans of Lehi were guests the liam Chatwin. The primary organization was perlast week end of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. J, Shenrrer, Jesse Taylor, Sam- fected Vess and Mrs. last Sunday with the follow-- i Tietjon aud Mr. uel Afooro anil Air. Alnnwill, all of ing local ladies as officers: Grace Evans. Payson were speakers here .Sunday Smith as president and Mary Dalton afternoon at the ward church. and Lilly Braithwaite as first und Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wall entersecond counsellors. Tho following tained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and stake primary officers were present: Mrs. Dick York and family aud Mr. Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. L. N. Ellsworth POSSIBLY WAS RIGIJ. SUM famBobbins and Mrs. Antrum and and Mrs. John Betts of layson. Th ily of Knightsvillo. Come to Think of It, His InamoraC first primary meeting was held Molt iff day afternoon for the purpose Hardly Displayed the Ardent Love The young mens presidency and He Had Looked For. arranging classes, selecting teachers tho young ladies presidency enterand assigning lessons, other tained the bee keepers and Mr. and Mrs. McAllister and fam Funny Imw n guy nmkis up Ills officers of the mutual last Friday inlnd to eiuisl, remarked Stun, the ily and Miss Lavou Stewart spent Imiirl, of bis bud the week end visiting with relatives evening at the home of Mrs. Vera company rliik, to Robbins. A short program and games (lies in the bnnkhouse. and friends. Wlmt iniide you decide to take the were enjoyed. Light refreshments w ere served. big plunge? asked a btnldv. County Commissioners Joseph Reece It was tills way, explained Slim. and Charles H. Wright were iu Gcn-ol"I had a Tide squabble wilb (lie girl, after prospective Miss Ramona Wall and Miss looking Tuesday and I told b. r I was going to Join tbp Bylund attended , th(, teachers in- marine. Jmt to make it sound as If road work to be done this fall. stitute last Saturday nt Spanish Fork. I meant bus mss wrote a letter to Charles S. Wilkinson spent the the nearest r s rnltlng station, and be- week end Smokeless Broiler Odorless oaster does the work-sa- ves visiting with family and as her fore sealing the letter up 1 let lier rend Mrs. Daniel Jerman bad Genola. friends in all the rich juices guests last Sunday at dinner Mr. and it. by other methods, and Irene Mrs. John B. Larson, Mrs. I1(1 qbe say anything? asked the the valuable top Mr. and Mrs. John Ockerman were does not take cooking space any buddy. Chatwin, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel " in on Fork business Spanish Monday. Not a word. So I went out and of Eureka, and Mr. and Mrs. posted the letter. A little later I gets Reed Jerman. an exc usive feature of this remarkable tange. Fourteen members of tho Genola the answer hack, saying I could enlist See it at our store today I branch of the Relief society met at Beebe of for two, three or four years, and Mr. and Mrs. George shows it to the girl. There you are, the home of Mrs? Lars Larson TuesProvo spent the early part of the says I, If you don't treat me different day for the weekly meeting. week here with Mrs. Beebes sister, from now on, I'll go straight out and Mrs. Alice Ellsworth. enlist for two years. Those Shart Skirts Again. Two years, says sho. Two years! You are leaving town? Miss Vera Kaye entertained at a Ah, don't he a Slim, dont why piker, For a few days, said the editor of , birthday party at her homo on you make it fear? r the Cliiggersville Clarion. "I'm the vicLuncheon wns served to Come to think of It, concluded of an unfortunate typographical tim n I Clara was think June don't , Evelyn Whimpey, Kirkmnn, Slim, that error. Laura Jerman, Owen Kaye and Rosco bughouse about me as I calculated. What happened? The Leatherneck. ?. I Kaye. I was commenting on the Christmas The Clever Sil'vvoman. times more damage than fire, and no Fresfi-AIshopping crowds and said there was a College. , Ephraim Loosey, who wns severely halves on our A Cleveland woman went shopping better of of to fine the Agrieul showing Depnrtmnet cording All resident students nt the Univerbnrned about the feet by slipping Main street yesterday. ture, the annual tax imposed by insects in Paris tin y all do and finally Into a quantity of Sla at the Tintic sity of Arizona are obliged to sleep In Is greater than prewar expenditures of readied a saleswoman who lnid a workWell? on nlr The the frateropen porches. Standard mill on Thursday of last the that The Hessian States. United more, the fly except ing knowledge of English and an enNothing houses have similar sleeping 10 50 It calves." cent of the week, waa taken to the Provo hos- nity from to made Birmingper gaging air. printer Lucky Junk Dealer Tumbled Into destroys The customer had a serious question ham grain sowings amounting to $75,000,-000- . pital last Saturday. Small Fortune. The Mexican chinch bug eats up to ask. Am I to wear my skirts longer titnn $3,000,000 worth of corn in this counand some worms are responsible I tune been wearing them? try of Authorities of Great Negligence Tlie saleswoman spread out her fat for damage to corn amounting to three Copper Mine Gave Him His Optimes thnt sum. The annual cotton hands. loss is $85,000,000 and the damage to It largely depends, madntne. portunity, and He Took It. live stock Is considerable. The pecu IeM nds upon wlmt? The letters you have been prinLlng liar feature of lids is that although The saleswoman smiled. about gold .seekers in the Far West reman has for years been studying the The length of nmd'ime's skirts call the following incident of copper insects with the thought of preventing largely depends upon maibmies mentis their ravages, their inroads are conmining in Alontana, writes a correof locomotion." Which the Cleveland 'woman considspondent of the New York Herald. stantly increasing. Day after day about 20 years ago a ered a very neat way of putting tt. rickety old open wagon, drawn by a The A Little Louder, Doc. horse, used to venture out H. O. Wells is know n in Europe r from Anaconda and garner rags, botA doctor in tlie buildand truly his recent as a One day, was treating one of. his patients, tles, saeks and old iron. ing a lot have articles stirred up on its return to town, a hind wheel peace who is slightly deaf.- .He thought he of bitterness and strife. wabbled off as the vehicle was crossn little sociable aud reThe speaker was Stephen Lauzanne, would lie marked: , ing a culvert, and wheel und load slid the French publicist. He went on: down into a greenish-lookinDon I those hells of Christ church little rivWells reminds me of the canulet that passed under flie culvert. tankerous individual who wns about sound beautiful today? The junk dealer recovered the wheel to be married. When he came to the I dont get The patient replied: and drove on sadly into Anachurch on the wedding morning he you. conda. But, being thrifty, he went warned the minister beforehand that Tbe physician repeated and the pabuck one day to salvage the old Iron, tient t nswered a little ' louder with he didnt want any fuss. , perhaps a whole dollars worth. This He consented, however, to station more emphasis : he fished out of the little stream. 'Aim'll have to speak a little louder. himself in due. form nt the llower-decke- d 1 lie found that every horseshoe, altar, hut ns the minister pro- Doc, can t hear you for those church every stove lid, every old broken tool ceeded with the ritual he got more bells. Indianapolis News. that he clawed out of the shallow and more impatient. Finally, when water was thickly coated with copper. he was asked if he, Henry, did take Children Bought Baby Hippopotamus. Here it a. new Goodyear Cord Tire a big, sturdy, long A baby hippopotamus, four years old lie kept Ids mouth shut and In town this woman, Jane, to be his lawful wearing tire that sells at a price lower than you are asked he melted off that pure copper, for wedded wife and so on, be gave a and weighing a ton, was recently to pay tor many long discount tires of unknown value the greenish stream was an outflow snort before the question was half transported . from the Philadelphia waste water from the great Anaof zoological gardens to Boston in a speAll' famous the from has a different tread through, and then turned to the conGoodyear conda smelter, where copier was gregation and said In a loud, jeering built motortruck. The animal' cially clean-cut, Weather Tread Cord a new tread with a deep, melted out of the rocky ore of that rewas purchased with $5.00(1 in pennies voice : COg-lik- e gion. pattern and it sells for from 20 to 25 less Well, I guess I came here with contributed by the school children of the after Boston. nightfall, e Regularly, e long high-gradlong-staplIntention, that same has In the same the it cotton, ' Junk dealer used to go out on that y liber the same i construction, Goodyear patented group-plroad with a load of old iron and dnmp It into the greenish stream on this or ally oversize dimensions. that side of the culvert and fish out a When you buy the 4 size, for example, you get a tire load earlier deposited. whose actual measurement is nearly 5 inches. The copper company detectives bee Tread Cord with Don't confuse this Goodyear Cross-Ri- b gan reporting mysterious Anafront of copper. pure shipments e for sell which other popular-priccords at the same price or conda, but no direct thefts could be -v'A slightly more. discovered. Not an employee could made inferior cords other are of mate these the be Finally cases, caught many Junk dealer's nocturnal trips came rials, with short'Staple cotton as a foundation. under suspicion and he was watched Get the tire that is good enough to carry the Goodyear name, and his secret discovered, but not before he had realized a total of about that is built to safeguard the world-- ide Goodyear reputation. $34, 0U0 In melting off pure copper from the deposits on his loads of junk Compare these prices with NET prices you are asked to pay for "long discount? tires Iron. The company sought to enjoin 30x3 32x4 33x4 Clincher Siilo.. $12.50 24.50 Straight Straight Side- - 32.15 him, sought to recover the values he 30x3 33x4 34x4 Sido.. Straight Sido.. 13.50 32.95 Straight Side.. 25.25 Straight had secured, but the court held that 32x3 34x4 33x5 Straight Sido.. 19.25 Straight Side.. 25.90 Straight Side.. 89.10 It was waste water in a public high31x4 22.20 Side.. 32x4 Side.. 31.45 35x5 Straight Straight Straight Side.. 41.05 way, arid the lucky junk dealer was to Salt Lake For UtaVs These prices inclu m.imi.tclurert excise tax well within his rights. Cross-Ri- b Tread Cord Tires are aho made in 6, 7 and 8 inch sizes for trucks And the lesson was worth more than Greatest Annual Skew the lost value to the copier eompnny, befor It resulted in a catchment dam ing built inside the companys fence, gix days of amusement and education await where scrap iron wns used to recover V. S. Army you at this magnificent display. See copper values that long before hnd officers In pony p ''o played for tbe tiist t in in been running to waste. Accidents Utah. Horse racing daily: carnival foa.iuv-- j gai ue. sometimes happen! E3 Elaborate disptavs in, education, m.ning, hortiWar on Insects. culture, livestock n.l manufactures. The indications are thnt a great batLETS GO! tle Is to be waged soon between manMake Arrangements Now! kind and the Insect army. There Is nothing which has n greater potentiality for destruction than insects. There aTvJ- are 5.000,000 different kinds of Insects In the are bent alt of them and nearly line of destroying food and other mateMaiWHimasamK'mwEHKai rials of value, to mam. They cause ten 1 j A Juicy Broiled Steak J Wouldn't you enjoy one for dinner thick and juicy, broiled to a turn, with rich j - j brown gravy? Easiest thing in the world with j 11 COLES a SEk 1 The and up T,an-derso- n . and T which are wasted of COLVIN & REECE CO. Mon-evenin- Payson, Utah SIOE LINE Age-Heral- ' ( . Bello-Pacifis- t. has-bee- n Uume-Mansu- hello-pacifis- t, - g A New Tread a Lower Price , ! Reliable Goodyear Quality It It Vi-in- high-grad- In red-hande- & lvaI l:5rv t w FOR SALE BY Knowles Motor Co. til Shuler Motor Co. Payson, Utah I 1! 7 t . |