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Show RICH COUNTY REAPER RANDOLPH, UTAH Local and Personal A. W. Larson and Sheron Dean were Evanston visitors Tuesday. , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson came home last Friday from a short trip to Ogden. Miss, Doriene Norris and Miss Ella' Wilson accompanied them heme. Buy Your Tractor Now and Cash in on This F R E E Offer Mrs.' Birdie McKinnon reumei home Saturday from a weeks visit J. B. Richey, motored to Ogden at Smithfield, Utah with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hogland. Tuesday. He returned Wednesday. ; Mr. and Mrs. Mearl Peart and Mrs. John " H. Jensen of Fish Haven, Beatrice Calvert were Salt Lake visit- Idaho stopped of at Randolph Wedors last Friday. nesday while enroute for Evanston to meet- his son, who is attending Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Christensen school at Lyman, Wyo. went to Idaho to spend the Thanks' Mr. and Mrs. 'C. T. Wilson and giving holidays. , children of Hooper, Utah, were visitMr. and Mrs. Jack OToole, who ing Randolph folks Sunday, have been living in the trailer house back of Ashbys, left for Ogden SunMr. and Mrs. James Jackson apd ' Richard Jackson were in Evanston day. - Made by the Harvester Company Any One of These McCormick Deering Machines Becomes Yours, Fre, f.o.b. Chicago,5 When You By a New McCormick Deering FAR MALL 20the original, most wide ; ly used AllPurpose Tractor. - -- CHPISTMAS CARDS Sc 5 for . .1 for . Sc And others, some with Rocky s ; Tuesday. Alton Jackson had the misfortune to have his horse fall with him while Mrs. May Nicholls is reported .very driving cattle to Evanston, mashing ill. She a heart athis foot quite badly. ' ' .. tack. v ' having-suffere- Mountain Greetings and Scene : Mrs. Thav Hatch and children are Mrs'.' J. 0. Rex and son John mo reported to have been quite sick dur- tored to Hyrum Tuesday to take Mrs. ing the week. , Jean Stanley. Mr. Stanley having gone back to the COC Camp located Mrs. E. A. McKinnon and daughter, near Hyrum. Kathryn, have returned from Salt Lake City, where Miss McKinnon has LaMar Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs, been under the doctors care for the DaveSmith, went to Evanston Thurspast few weeks. day to spend Thanksgiving with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. L. Cook, of Garden City was a Faulkner. Randolph business visitor Wednesday Mr. , and. Mrs. St. Clair .spent Dr. M. S. Reay and son, Claude, Thanksgiving at Salt Lake City. motored to Salt Lake City Sunday, They returned- home Monday morning, Mr. and Mrs. John Vemie left WedMiss Jennie Lynp Wilson accompanied nesday evening for Ogden where they them home. will spend the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. Vernie is. the basketball coach W. A. Marshall was an Evanston for South Rich. visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. V. 0. Jackson of MonMr. and Mrs. Dan Jackman and tana who have been visiting Randolph children motored to Mountain View relatives for the past week, motored Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving. to Lcgan,- Tuesday where hev will tay a short time before returning to Wesley and Kenneth Hoffman mo- Montana. tored to Salt Lake City .Wednesday for Miss Freda Hoffman, who has Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Holliday .of New completed a course in beauty training. Mexico came Wednesday for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Peart. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Findlay, daughter Nedra and son Berk, Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter and Fackrell and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Verl Nicholls of Ogden were called Marshall and children, Mearl, and to the sick bed of their mother, Mrs. Doris spent Thanksgiving day at John Nicholls. Montpelier, Idaho as the guests of W. T. Rex. P. H. Rex and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gean Schofield. motored to Salt LAY-AWA- Y ' YOUR CHOICE: ; Little Genius Tractor Plow No. 8, No. 221-- Cultivator with No.l Equipment Tractor Disk Harrow Nq. 10-No.151 Lister with Tractor Hitch . ToobBar Middle Buster No. 10, No. 3 Middle Buster with No. 25 ; Planting ttachment Plan ; Small deposit, will hold any item until Christmas dw G Shop Today! - We are Headquarters for Newest A the 2-ro- Gifts Toys and Save at the t - i Use Oar - - - BEAUTIFUL , Metro , Sc To $1.00 Store w , , , . , i . Dont Pass Up a Bargain Like This Lake City last Friday.'1 Mr. and Mrs. Frazier were married at the Temple. This Offer is Open for a Limited Time Only See tJs for Further Details Mrs. Ruby Berry and two children of Montpelier came Monday for a weeks visit with Randolph kin. i Rich County Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coles of Evanston attended the basketball dance held at Randolph Wednesday. - t Dick Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Jackson came home over the week end. He expects to. leave Monday on his mission. Mrs. Ruth Heward of Evanston is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Norris this week. . $ of luxury -- where a palace height - beautifully appointed sraciou hospitality, flawless cuisine and perfect location as features of . splendid hostelry. . .Famous Empire Room. ..Ob the roo- f- the jay, popular. Starllte Gardsaw at lt oom and wilte, hvlns l uljy TOOMBES, If you really want to save money here is yctsr chance to get this newspaper and the world's best magazines SPECIAL FAMILY OFFER OFFER No. SLS This Newspaper, Year 0 PjA 1 AND YOUR MAGAZINES CHOICE OF wAMj FOR ONLY McCalls Magazine Household Magazine .... Modern Romances ... Parents Magazine Fact Digest Hog Breeder Q Etnde Music Magazine... .; Silver Screen H tinting A Fishing......... Sc teen land Science Facts .. ... American Fruit Grower ..... Cappers Farmer American Stamp Journal Outdoors ... Everybodys Life .... 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ALL 5 ONLY PO JA 1 , Statue of William Penn The statue of William Penn .on the city hall, in Philadelphia is 37 feet high and weighs 53,523 pounds. .It was modeled by Alexander Milne Calder. .. SHOE REBUILDER COMMUNITY . H. L. Atkinson, Prop, , 922 Main Wyo. Street-Evanston- |