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Show p THE FAYSONIAN WITH WHICH IS CONSOLIDATED THE A STRICTLY INDEPENDENT REPRESENTATIVE OF PAYSON AND SOUTHERN UTAH COUNTY. GLOBE-HEADE- VOLUME THIRTY PAYSON, UTAH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, R 1918. NUMBER Santaquin News FARMERS Mr. ; ml Airs. Xels Yogeusen sou T;u-t- have returned to ; !, home in Canada. :l ROUND-U- P in Haste, Often Bring Regrets Cecil and Aldon Nelson were in Payson Saturday. By MRS. EDNA B. FUNSTON, Widow of Gen. Frederick B. Fmuton R. L. Fillmore returned from Salt Lake City Friday. . The Primary officers gave a child ren.s dance and social in Hudsons llal'l Tuesday. WAS BIG War Marriages, Contracted Genola Jottings ' TWENTY-FOU- R GERMAN PRINCIPLES AREINOUR Floory Sullivan is recovShe has to be ering from a severe attaek of la Air. Aloving is the hardest duty of an army mans wife. Ida Foster of Provo has ready to shift her household from one place to another in perhaps a few grippe. been the house guest of Aliss days time. This means that furniture must be sold, some stored away Jennie Tietjeu the past week. AI rs R. L. Fillmore and some shipped to the new home, other kinds selected, trunks packed, the daughDonna are suffering from la ter of kinds children different not. and what outfitted, clothing Y. bought, L. Air. Openshaw, County Ideal Farm Unit is 100 grippe. 3rofessor H. R. Driggs, of Treasurer, spent Saturday and When I was living in San Antonio, Tex., I had the double problem of of Conclusion Acres, Sunday home with his family. the University of Utah, keeping one home ready in California and another open on the border. Aliss Stella Brooks left Tues-- Half of And income of an army man is not so big that this is a simple matter. the to visit friends in Experts. One day Air. riysus Alaee, who is atMakes Broad Statement Spanish Fork. school at the 11. Y. U. But I wouldnt have changed a single day of my life for anything. Should.be tending Hay, Acreage After Visiting Schools of was home Saturday and Sunday. I do not think that as a general rule war marriages are good things, Grain. in Airs. Fourth A. C. Larsen returned Different States. although circumstances often arise which alter the case. Aly husband was from Salt Lake Air. Ernest Larsen was home the kind of man who was City Thursday two to so felt weeks' that J after a know, my easy evening. from Logan Sunday to visit with In addition to six to him that I had known him always. On the other hand, engagement Despite the fact that the chil Air.' his Airs. LarJ. and parents, meetings, the dren she to for who a before ten was man I woman knew a O. L. Alorris and family of sing patriotic songs, repeat engaged years sen. and the farmers party proved married him. She knew him too well, was actually tired of him when Payson have moved into our the oath of allegiance daily, and salute the flag of democracy, the very successful. J.th. D. II. Beebe of Provo is they married, so of course they did not have a happy life. So you see it community. schools are working American diften During the meetings the gues of Mr. and Airs. (ieo. isnt the length of time you know your husband its in the individuals. autocratic Air. upon Z. Mrs. atand principles. II. Ewell ferent experts talked on varied J think most young girls who marry during the war in haste often tended the married folks dance This opinion was voiced by lines. If the most pronounced Howard R. Driggs, professor of regret their hastiness. They do not think of the responsibilities of mar- in Goshen Friday night. Airs. Air. Farthing-haOtto and husband education her be in English at the Unito when left alone for a hard is It suggestions from all the speakyoung girl riage. of Eureka were the guest of she should Airs. life her Utah, M ho has just reversity to with her on still is for ers were combined we should harder Larsen Fred to and daughwar. It go the past week of Air. and Airs goes from turned an extended trip in ter Edith are is difference from a she a is there matter how young have about the following: recovering be widowed, because no big J. Stiekney. Iowa and Nebraska where he inweeks of la seige of the war instances grippe. In the majority The best economic unit for between girlhood and widowhood. terested several thousand teach100 is she is what realize son about not Airs. does Dave and bride Crooks doing. general farming Frank Brooks and Harold W. ers in the problem of democrat-- " acres, part of which would prob- Sheldon attended the Symphony Gore attended the Farmers izing the American schools. now. Dont miss it. Orchestra concert at Provo Friprepared Round-uland. of According to Professor Driggs consist in pasture ably Payson Friday. is still an autocratic elethere evening. day Greatest efficiency demands that in ment our educational instituThe of ball basket with AYill Air. Brooks and daughter games Air. and Airs. Willie Hudson the land be together and that the tions. The flexible minds of the , 1st 2nd teams and Fork Spanish Norma, returned Sunday from for a have issued invitations family live on it. of America are being were won last a visit youth few a of by with easily Payson friends days party to be given at bossed by a school room autoof the' farming dancing f About The score of the in Atona. Friday night. their home Tuesday night. crat. The Dark Age conception 1st team game was 41 to 33, and land should grow hay, 16 the was to 2nd team Aliss 13, Esther Samson went to of a school master is the basis of game Air. and Airs. Joseph Anderson of land grain and the remaining Teachers compel in both favor. Provo ns 1aysons Monday to attend the the system. fourth crops. AYith such an ar- of Lehi are the house guests of children to work without creatsession of the Lutherian monthly rangement a splendid system of Airs. Alary S. Boyle. in them a desire to work. ing wise Confirmation Sometimes School. to a the hint estabbe A special program has been crop rotation could The military march, compulsory is sufficient. of the' AsThe Teachers lished and Parents and greater portion arranged to be given in the A. L. McClellan visited his discipline, and the fostering of You hoys cant smoke or you High School feed produced necessary for fifty sociation has returned its series assembly room next domineering factions are essenbe will be arrested. And here, With this unit- and of meetings every Thursday, conanimals. Friday at 10:15. This program family in Payson from Friday tially German customs. Citiuntil careful of and that Dont Sunday twelve sisting of educational lectures animals incidentally zens will follow up the life of Washof number trained such a system are inyou kliow thats property of ington and he iir honor of his attended the Round-up- . months employment will be fur- and musical numbers. competent to take their place in Payson? nished the family and the horses, birthday the land of freedom, insists Prof. Airs. Now we as high school stuAir. Bert Liudstrom, who has Hugh Munday and Miss also one set of equipment can be Tie program will he as In order to improve tho ad-LarsenCarrie Driggs. been spending the past two years spent Friday with j 0ws: used efficiently. greatly appreiate any status of Aliss ad-citizenship there must C. Larsens Mrs. dents and V, home in to sister, Arizona, was called greatly appreciate ('here should be at least 100 Prayer. be internal readjustments in the in Provo. vice will our Gardner, his that take examination 10 2 Song by II. S. Chorus, upbuild city, Thursday chickens, one brood sod', 8 or schools. But at the same time and it is right that we should. 3 Readings Donna Lant and cows that will produce 8,000 lbs. He will return next week. John all law and order need not be Sullivan in was Provo Why, just think, every morning Edmond Evans. or more of milk, enough beef cast to the winds. Democracy, exhis Air. William Chatwin has Friday taking physical when we wake up and find it has 4 Vocal Solo Blanche animals to consume roughage medium between anarchy the amination for service his moved meat and snowed military in two or three feet the produce and that which can be market fromgrocery He is our only young man in and autocracy, should be made Alain street to to school we come then 5 Special theme on patriotinight, purchased economically, and suf- Commercial class 1. the basis of our entire educastreet where the with paths already made. I sm, ficient horse power on this farm. tional is business carrier of the town system. Each citizen is a 6 Piano Solo. guess not Maybe somebody The buildings should not exceed Airs. social B. A. Smith He is loeated in one of the entertained being and should bo oil. wuznt up or didnt know it 7 Short Talk onWashingtons of the land value. a at bee afterCo. Beebe Lumber brought quilting up under a system of s Tuesday snowed or sumpin. buildings. We can expect prices to rise Birthday AI r. Broekbank. noon. The husbands of the ladies as soon as he enmuch it 8 Pantomime. isnt pleasure using so long as the balance of trade One of the social events of the came for the ters and the public school. supper evening Did 9 Address is in our favor and so long as week was the wedding reception our shoes for Supt. (Veer. was at cards. spent 10 Chorus. the government has to resort to of Air. and Airs. Robert Thomp you get it? Thanks, A of citito invitation all but bond issue, pro- son, at her home Thursday even special prices Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry Smith, Round-uThe Farmers was zens is given. ducts must also rise. relatives ant ing, by seventy-fiv- e Air. and Airs. B. A. Smith and successful at the High Tjie farmer of today should be friends. Supper was served at 8 very Mr. and Mrs. Harold W? Gore School last Friday and Saturday-Take notice of this! On Fri- attended the oclock followed by dancing. progressive, wide awake and married folks good deal of useful informa- day, Alarch 1st, a one who is big enough dance will dance in Santaquin big Friday evenA card party was given at the tion was obtained by all present he o throw away the individualist given in the Pavilion. This ing. Deputy Sheriff Dave Barnett inSome High School students, home in honor of the early farm- Openshaw will he a year hook danee and home Sunday morning arrived terested in Alonday agriculture, visited you cant afford to miss it. Good Openshaw ers and stand for a square deal Raymond Air. and Airs.. Lyman Hough- from the inforis who and Minneapolis, Minn., where for Idaho received meetings leaving music will he furnished. Come ton entertained their intimate for all and special privileges to night, he to went mation back two inT. Those should that the J. Agivere bring Open help present out and get That High School friends at a none, one who is willing to Sat dividuals who are wanted here pleasant party riculture S. P. Club the II. Bert at Gun sliaw, Kay, coJlyrum his little whims and be Spirit. Neplii will play us bas- urday evening. The affair was to answer an embezzlement Bill Bettess, Ruben Pet ket ball before the dance. Your in celebration of Mr. operative for the good of all in dersou, Oh yes! Before you forget it Houghtons charge. The governor of Minnerson and Wandall Openshaw. last chance see to establishing community breeds Payson play birthday. The Junior Prom will be heidon esota refused to honor the exthis year. of live stock, standardization in Invitations have been issue AIARCH 8th in he Payson Pacereals and all farm product dont the annual Say, Otis Alunday has purchased a tradition papers for the return forget vilion. The Payson Jazz Bam Junior Prom on Alarch 8. THIS bouse of Geo. VanAusdal and beter marketing organiza- by Air. EugeneWhitear and Airs. will furnish the and he of the two and Mr. Barnett was music fmd most WILL Nina Hudson of Idaho, announc. forced to return home empty BE BIGGEST THE tions, one who remains open on his and beautiful derations are being PROAf parents will soon move a question drawing conclusions ing their marriage whiph wil EVER HAD IN PAY-- into it. The Munday brothers handed. take place Wednesday at the N. only after both sides are given are homesteading the land which During his stay in Minneapolis an impartial hearing, and even Boyle Hotel, followed by a re and daughters Zolla am Artlie-la- , lias been known as the VanAus- Mr. Barnett had the opportunEverett Ilolladay, Ellis Green UKELELE AND GLEE CLUB dal ranch on t licit being subject to change if ception at the hotel and dancing the shores of Utah ity of witnessing a daring bank at the Hudson Hall. am AVayne Ilolladay, lnJgh is fvidenc.e presented. lake. which netted the pew robbery A new musical club has been bandits about A married peoples dance was $4000. He states The following attended the Air. Airs. is in and REBEKAH NOTES. It Jack he noticed organized a crowd of peoFriPayson. styled Drysdale that conducted in Hudsons Hall Sunday School Convention at The attended Fkolcle The Club. the festivities incident Music organ furnishe was ple looking through a banks day night. Spanish Fork Sunday : Alisses And when you see the by the Xephi Orchestra. Out-o- f Watch Lulu and Jennie Tietjen, Aliss 'a,um 'va effected last Satur - to the wedding of Soren Peter- windows and being a little son and Aliss Addie Armstrong curious Kvans town guests were Air. and Airs Agusta Byluml, Miss Vera Lellay "lth1 poster announcing a big himself, joined the in Santaquin last week. Air. Petbe con user and Will card party, prepared John Harris, Air. and Airs. Flint Baron, Alias Roda Borgensen. Sargent crowd which supposed the robto come. Dixon of layson, Airs. Emm Bp. J. Al. Ilolladay, Daniel Jer-ma- tor; Will Sargent, guitar; Enos erson is a brother of Mrs. Drys- bery was being pulled off for a land in this val Chatwin of Provo, Air. and Airs Dellbert Kay, J. L. Olsen, Simons and Edmond Evans, steel dale and motion picture company. Rebekalis met at the home of 11. W. Gore of Genola. Axel Allen am Vm, Chatwin. A guitars; Alis .Thelma Peery, ban- lev. men ran out of the bank, Eight Glen Airs. Henry Ki;landson Thursday Loveless, Alisses Anna girls chorus under the direction jo; Airs. A. C. Larsen and baby and jumped in a waiting taxi, afternmni and gave her a grand of Air. Glen Rowe, gave a very Taylor, Eva Alendenhall and Airs. J. AL Ilolladay celebrate Alice went to Provo Alonday to each with a sack of money and Dixon, ukeleles. Refreshments Mere surprise. her sixtieth birthday Anniversary pleasing number at the afternoon a week with Afrs. C. V, made their escape. During his spend The club is very busy rehearsserved and a good time was had AYcdncsday. was session, uhieh was a credit to Luncheon Airs. Gardner, whom we two weeks Gardner. two or three evenings each all stay in Minneapolis ing all, served to Air. and Airs. Alenels the Santaquin ward. knew as Aliss Virginia Lar- he states, four week no and he doubt will heard daring robberies T. Ilolladay, Air. and Airs. W is preparing to move to Salt sen, in in each case from were off and the hall near future. Thev pulled The Rebekths meet at the The Commercial Club gave R. Greenlialgh, Air. and Airs. F Lake where her husband has emto it in is Pvct a and same the robbers of appear couple supposed for their regular meeting Ilolladay, Airs. David Holladav patriotic program in the ward. numbers tomorrow ployment. in refreshdelicious church M,-evening after lodge participated. Wednesday evening. Airs. Helen Stevens was ten- A. (. Rees, Air. Lon Hadloek and tll( St!,ko Tabernacle, when the ments are enjoyed bv all. Hugh and Otis Alunday wen'; evening. Progressive high five dered a surprise party Tuesday Mr. Eardley of the Salt Lake s,,.ll0uls "ill give a Washingtons to Scipio Thursday and returner furnished the amusement. Those entertainuint. A new amusement committee evening by Air. and Airs. Philip Commercial Club were speakers. Saturday bringing with them present Avere Air. and Airs. Ira was appointed by the Noble Cushing, Air. and Airs. George Their subject was to support com Otis will take with Johnson, Air. and Arrs. Henry When it comes to down-right- , Grandof the Rebekah lodge, eon Beebe, Air. ami Airs. (has. Han- home industry and our home him to his homestead on the wes Smith, Air. and Airs. B. A. Smith, Airs. Mr. and John towns. of Johnson, Florence sen, Samuels, at sisting They Mere banqueted arguing of a ques-th- e side of AYest Alountain. Air. and Airs. J. AY. Drysdale, Alable Smith, Sarah Alitchell, Mrs. Alargaret York, Aliss Grace Kirkman home by Mrs. Geo.ltimi the Payson man usually Mrs. A. C. Larsen, Airs. Hugh York and Air. and Airs. J. Airs. Dean and Airs. l)ave Kirkman and Airs. Alary A. Nel- - gives in and the Payson woman Air. and Mrs. II. W. Gore en- Alunday, Air. Ira Alunday and j usual for the new lodge term. son, iy gives out. tertained a few friends Saturday Aliss Carrie Larsen. 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