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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER, RANDOLPH, UTAH Local and Personal Sols Place" Mrs. Henry Byrne of the Wimmer ranch was in town Tuesday. Mr. Edward Calder of Logan, Utah "Best Place In Town is back in Randolph again he expects to be here for some time remodeling homes and building new additions to several of Randolph homes. Cafe Hotel Confectionery Meals any time Lunches any kind Soda Pop B ecco Ginger Ale in Bottles Always ice cold Candies Grade tHigh Loose and Fancy Boxes . All kinds of Bars and Peanut goods We dont know were Ma is but We have Pop on ice Phone JSlo. 8. MF4 The Elite Club was entertained Saturday night, March 29th at the 'home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Fackrell. A very pleasant evening was spent, and a delicious luncheon was served. The' following people were among those that went to Salt Lake City to attend the 100th L. D. S. Centennial Conference:, Samuel Rex and family ; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Reay Kennedy and daughter, .Hanna ; Bishop and Mrs. Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. Oluf Larson, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Norris, sr., Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rex, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nebeker, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Hatch, Theron Hatch, Dan Marshall, Lucille Corless, Vera Lee Kearl, Mr. and Mrs. Don McKinnon, Mary McKinnon, Mrs. Russell Corless and son; County Superintendent R. D. Law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kennedy and Elthera Snowball and perhaps others that we do not know of. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Findlay entertained the Elite Club at their home on The 1930 Decennial Census enumerSaturday, April 5th. The regular club ators are on the job, expect to be callof the features amusements weTe the near on ed the future. in evening. A delicious luncheon was to seemed members all present served, Remember the Fish and Game meetenjoy the evening. ing at Randolph May 5th. The meeta dance, the Bernard Eiwer, former editor of The ing will be followed by Reclama-to- n Rich County Reaper was in Randolph music being furnished by the orchestra. Plant Smuin. Tuesday evening with Melvin While in town he called at the Reaper "Hulda of Holland wiU be put on Office and gave the editor a few good the High School students as follows by pointers on how to make up a paper. FriThe editor appreciates the visits of Randolph, Thursday; Woodruff, and Laketown, Saturday. day; men that are acquainted with the art of printing and is very glad to learn Mr. and Mrs. James A. Hayward of the little mistakes that has been have gone to Sheridan, Wyoming to made in the past issues of the paper. their visit son, Lew, who has been in we are Call again Bernard, ajways the Veterans Hospital at that place for glad to see you. some time past. 1 Heber Gunn, a one time Randolph Tolttphona PsIm boy, made hte old home town a visit The number of telephone poles to Sunday. tbe mile is usually 40 on heavy loadMr. Fin Conley of Fish Haven was a ed lines and 30 on lightly loaded lines, visitor at the home of the Schencks where there are many corvee, except during the past week. when the number of poles may be Mr. Alfred Gunn haB purchased the more in either case. Ford owned by M. J. Hatch. Defining Gentlemen" A number of Randolph men (we do "A gentleman, according to a definot wish to mention any names) were arrested by Sheriff Wilson for being nition by a writer in the Fornm mag under the influence of liquor. Their asine, is one who appreciates and trials will be held April 12, 14 and 15. respects tbe sensibilities of others. Bernard Shaw came dose to that idea :: and when be said, A gentleman Is one Mr. and Mrs. Steve Faulkner daughter Elva were visitors at the wbo never offends another unintentionhome of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith on ally. Exchange. Sunday. Vv MMIIB Vi I rAA A JICW nvii" arch range; 1 good as mew Breakfast set; 2 Linoleum rugs, 9x12 and 8x12. 1 Bedroom suite. Would like to sell as soon as. possible and reasonable. C. T. WILSON, Randolph, Utah. Mrs. Abbie Bond was operated upon for appendicitis at the L. D. S. hospital Tuesday morning at 9 oclock. She is reported as gettin along alright BORN April 7th to Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Rex, a baby girL Mother and baby doing fine and Perce, well, he has one of the broadest smiles on Ms face that we have seen for years- - ' He says its great to be a dad again. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. GroR returned on Thursday from Logan where they have been visiting with Mr. Grolls folks. Clifford Nlcholls who is working at the Rees ranch was in town Tuesday evening, for a hair cut Mrs. T. A. Jensen and cMldren of Lyman, Wyoming are visiting at the home of Mrs. Jensens mother, Mrs. Thos. Wilson. Mrs. Elgie Kennedy has gone to den for a short visit Og- , Spring is just around the corner everybody wants to beautify their homes. We have just received a nice line of paints of every color for both inside and out, a very good grade of enamels and varnishes in all colors. We are prepared to show you a fine line of wall ome in and See Them. paper-C- i! WILSON BROTHERS Meat Market and General Store One Fox TerLOST OR STOLEN rier, female, white with black spots on head. Anyone who may have seen or knows anything about such a dog will please leave information at the Read- er office. Miss Elna Miller ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION OF TWO BOYS ARE PLACED UNDER PROBATION COOK WARES , SUPER-MAI- Anther demonstration and supper was given by Mr. and Mrs. C. D. HarCook Ware ris, agents for Super-Maiat the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wilson. Mr. Harris showed to those present how it was possible to cook without water. Bake without an oven, fr without smoke and how everything could be kept hot and fresh for hours Cook after cooking, with Super-Mai- d d " WTare. If you hive not been fortunate enough to attend one of these demonstrations you have missed alreat The supper which was prepared the Super Maid way, was cooked without the use of water, or seasoning everything being cooked in its oven juice. You would be surprised how good things taste without the use of salt or water. The supper was one of tbe most delicious meals the Editor has ever eaten. If you ever have a chance to attend one of these demonstrations, do not miss it. 1 Machine Pluck Chickens Machinery Is being employed in farming to a greatec extent every year, one of the latest inventions being an appliance which plucks chickens in the course of a few seconds. Two local boys were placed on probation by probation officer Stanley Wilson for 30 days for entering and taking eggs from peoples chicken coops. We do not. wish to mention any names and hope the boys will not attempt" to do anything of this nature again. Little offenses like these boys, lead te larger crimes, and if yon do not get caught, you will try it again and again, each time being orse than the other, until you do not care what you do. I would say to all boys, just before you do anything that you know is not right, think what the consequences will be if you should get cautoht, and vou will surely get caught if you keep it up. And think again of the sorrow and jjrief you will bring to that dear old mother of wonrs. Think, boys of the outcome before you do any of these things. j. NOTICE Next Tuesday Arbor day will be clean up day in Randolph. Everybody should clean theiryards, pile the rubbish at the front gate teams will be sentaround to gather up the trash. By order of the TOWN BOARD. J.O. Rex, Pres. Leo McKinnon, Clerk. the State Food Spec-ialie- st will be at Randolph, April 15, Woodruff, April 14, and in Laketown and Garden City next week. She will give a talk on foods in relation to health especially regarding the health and growth of ch ldren. The meeting will be held at the Relief Society house Tuesday at 2 P. M. This is Miss Millers first visit to Rich County and it is hoped the women will take advantage of the treat she has in store for them. PIANO OPPORTUNITY The Mutual Protective Association has a player piano and piano in this vicinity for sale, practically new. We must sell these to satisfy a client of the Association. Cash talks or terms to responsible parties. Address P. 0. Box G85, Ogden, Utah. Ober-Ammer-g- au , 1 i ' Versatile If dampened slightly and pot Me a bag, bran makes a good wall pepet minute cleaner. It was feared for DetHfit for a was pudding recipe it News. Power ef Post I The passions are the only oratom that always persuade they are, as It ef which were, a natural ait, the ml are infallible; end the almplest man with passion is mors persuasive than the most eloquent without it Le Roucbefoucauld. Saturday, April 12. Hoot Gibbson in The t Ambhiea lakes Every child born in It brad ap la tbe tradition of tbe Passion play. From tbs time that It begins to speak it looks forward to tbe time when it shall be one of the 500 or 000 chosen to perform, , Mounted Stranger Where men ride and fight hard and life holds a thrill a minute Also oNews and Comedy Adm. 10 - 30 Sunday April "cMexicali 13. Rose The story of a heartless coquette who threw her own life in the discard as she destroyed the happiness of two men who loved her Admission 10- - 25 COMING cTpril 19, A United Artists Picture "SHE GOES TO WAR opril 20 "BEHINd CLOSED DOORS ; 1 f NOTICE All nationalities, we know no race, creed or color; women, men who are Now is the Time to have Your PLUMBING desirous of preparing for the detective profession, communicate with Scotland Yard Detective Bureau, Corman Bldg. oG Division St, Albany, N. Y. FOR SALE At a bargain if taken at once. Good hay ranch well eqnipedwith buildings. Inquire at the news office. j Egotism in Sensitiveness Differences in Dancing ' if we examine sensitiveness ondei CUT CHILDRENS According to a dancing expert, there Is no difference between clog and tap the microscope we shall find it to be no more nor less than a variety ol 25 dancing In the modern sense. Tap Frank (Vane. egotism. dancing is sometimes called clogging. If you would add life and lustre These dances are composed chiefly of to your hair, use Dandruff ' motions of the feet which result in Historic Persian Teat Removing Shampoo. combinations of various sounds made . Included In a St. Louis collection is different Sold at by parts of the foot tapping a Persian tent, made of Genoese veor beating on the floor, and these lvet It was originally made for the sounds or beats are called taps. Clog Persian Fatima All Pasha. emperor, dancing Is a more general term. It served as an audience icnt for six of tbe kings of Persia, until the pres' Utah Randolph, ent to a it Persian gave government Greea Surely British inn officer foi a service renA department store executive relates: We put a green boy In the dered to Persia. From England it was shoe department yesterday. A lady brought to St Louis LICENSED ABSTRACTOR 4 came in and said she wanted to see Of Rich County, Utah misses' mules. ' 1 dont think Mrs. Overdoing Patriotism Males works here, said the boy. Chauvinism derives Its name from A specialty of making Deeds and Titles Journal of Education. Nicholas Ctauvin, a soldier in the army of Napoieon, who was ridiculed LEWIS LONGHURST Hawaiian Chain by his comrades for bis demonstrative Randolph, Utah The Hawaiian islands lie in a 1.50(1 and unreasoning patriotism. The term mile chain, diagonally across the Pa- - has come to be applied to anyone exdfle from the tiny Ocean island on hibiting unreasoning patriotism or an the northwest to Hawaii on the south excessive enthusiasm for national east, but the Islands of the main group are all encompassed In a chain of about 400 miles from Kauai to Degree ef Chemistry Ths solv pWSa As U. S. wksrs cstalovs sod Hawaii. dvtrtiamc matter covermr ray fane of taaincss Collodia) chemistry is the chemistry or product can bo obuunod Fro oud Without of systems consisting of extremely ObSsatioo is tho Amoncaa Industrial Library. Derivation of Economics Writa for Buttaasa Adwiin Matter you ant finely divided material, such as bubinter art ed m; tame will beprompdy forwarded. Tbe word "economics comes from bles, drops, grains, filaments and AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LIBRARY two Greek words whicb mean films. In a state of suspension in other Chleajo, Illiuoia XatlaMrUtBilMist, material. HAIR "Cents DAVE SMITHS BARBER SHOP Free to Public done We guarantee our work, material and price Special prices made on Clubs of three As to previous work and satisfaction Given, we refer to our patrons in Laketown, Utah. Taylor and Lyman Plumbing and Heating Engineers 1018 Hollywood Avenue Phone Hyland 7837 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. The First National Bank Evanston, Wyoming. Open a Checking Account and Pay by Check No need to be embarassed through the lack of forethought on the part of friend husband not leaving enough money before he goes to work. Open a checking account in your own name and then you can 'pay all bills by check. il |
