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Show it I i Damaged Page; Is South Hyrom, Cache County. Duh, Friday, Noy. Hyrum City Election it Reputation At The Rex to the REPUTATION Comes Rex, Monday and Tuesday, with special music to aecompaning. Up the road of fame slowly, carefully. Down . the ladder of obscurity rapidly, passionately. That was the course of Laura Fig-lathe radiantly beautiful actress who became the most talked of erea-tur- e in Europe; for whom all the world paid the fiddler that' she might dance; for whom men died without honor; for whom a child prayed. .. Laura Figlan was the vortex of a mad and profligate whirl of pleasure in London on the eve of her departure .for Broadway where she was billed to appear in her biggest London success. Ill sail when I happen to like the color scheme in the imperial salon on the Adriatic, she cabled, while For Mayor . Non-P182 C. J. Christiansen the wine flowed to the extravagant H. H. Jensen, Rep 199 ; toasts of her gay companions. Two weeks later she, staggered N. J. Nielsen, Dem. 120 17 ... , Rep majority through the London slums hungry, cold, sick, "unrecognized and to all For Recorder the world nothing but a withered . 161C. L. Hall Non-Slower of the pavement. Raymond Jensen, Rep. ... 206 But in New York the show went Leonard Larsen, D?rr. ... 124 In the stellor role was a girl '45 on. , Rep. maj supposed to be Laura Figlan, but ' ' Eqr Treasurer , was' not. Who was she?' - 194 ; Qhrlntte. Allen Non-Priscilla Dean plays a. dual role in Malinda Liljenqdist', Rep. 215 . the picture which comes. to Hyrum .Lenore Nielsen,. Dem. ... 89 heralded as the most unusual story 21 Rep. maj. ever told in light 8nd shodow. . ' ; v' ' " - For ' Coun " ' Leo t. Nielsen, Non-P- . ... 167 I. H. F. Liljenquist, Rep. . . 215 City election passed off very peaeeably last Tuesday, and as' there were three tickets in the field, more interest was taken by either of the contending factions to lead their respective candidates to victory than on any previous election. The outcome however,- was somewhat optimistic and neither side dared lay claim that their candidates would win. But toward evening, it' be came evident that the Republicans had their forces pretty well lined up and stood with, their party ticket, while the Democrats split, throwing considerable , support to the ticket, thus giving ;the Republicans a chance to win, which was soon discovered after commencing the count of the ballots, which at the conclusion showed the following results: ' n, - Non-Partis- an , ' - P. ' , ar t M. A. D. Allen, Dem 112 48 Rep. maj For Coun. John Jensen, Non-C. H. Ralph, Rep Roy L. Baxter, Dem Rep. maj For 2:year Coun. A. J. Petersen, Non-P- .' Leroy Jensen, Rep 174 P O. E. Peteren, Dem. 119 25 . . 144 206 . . 125 62 Rep. maj For 199 Coun. 161 M. Israelsen, Non.-P- . C. L. Anhder, Rep 197 L. P. Maughan, Dem. ... 150 36 Rep. maj A. Funeral of Mrs. Juila Winger Funeral services over the remains f Mrs. Julia Winger, wife of the iate C. S. Winger, wefe held in the 2nd ward chapel, Monday Nov. 7, t 2 o'clock p. m. Mrs. Winger passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ceeelia Green, in Logan, Saturday, Nov. 5, where she had been quite ill for ome time. Bp. Alien presided at the servicesi The ward ch6ir, under the direction S Program - And Social Under the direction of 3rd ward M. I. A. a novel social is planned for next Tuesday night. Several new surprise stunts are on the Line Up. To get in on this it will pay you to be on deck early. The editor has had a chanch to look over what has been planned for you and believe me it is going to be some party. The money derived from the social is for the benefit of the M. I. A. treasury. Everpbody welcome. Just Ht Xcrfh NO. 1921. Pay Your Subscription We are this week sending out statements to our delinquent subscribers, so if you get one, we will appreciate an early call from you. If you dont get a reminder come in and see how you stand. We are anxious to get the books in good shape before the first of the year, and can do so with your Can we legislate ourselves back to H. P. Hansen to 6.G0 Felt Hats, go Clothing Co., Logan, a 4 Mr. Asael Nielsen wha is working and Mrs. C. L. Ames and in Wyoming, spent the last week family of Hyrum, 'have been visiting end here with his relatives. with Mr. and Mrs. Orson Salverson Miss Isabelle Savage, who .is Mrs. Ames is Mr. the past week. teaching school at Willard, spent the Salversons sister. last week end here with her parents. The surprise parly given in honor The Misses Allie and Eva Peterof the birthday of Mrs. George Hall sen of Newton, former S. C. High Monday evening, was a big success. school students, spent the last week Mrs. Hall was unsuspecting until end here with friends. she heard the hum of the cars apYour Taxes can be paid at the There were proaching the house. The Hyium State Bank. twenty six guepts present. Hans Mikkelsen, games, music and the bounteous ad lunch was enjoyed by all. Mrs. County Treasurer, Hall received many nice tokens of LOST Between John P. Nielsens hand work and "other presents in residence and the Ice house west of honor of the occasion. town a plow hitch for an Oliver Wheat-lanChilled plow Finder leave same Sunday School Union at last Sunday was well attended. at Ezra Nielsens and be rewarded. There was a number of visitors from I represent the old reliable HanRidgedale,, among them were Bp. over Fire Insurance Co. of New Fuhriam- and Bro. Craepo, who adYork, also the Commercial Union dressed the audience and gave some Assurance Co., the largest general good instructions. Insurance Co. in the world, with A large erowcl gathered at the total assets of- - 175 million dollars. Wheatland Assembly Hall Monday Losses paid at San Francisco disof a triple-birth- aster $2,452,644.00. evening, in honor ' the it lining birthdays ad Hans Mikkelsen, Hyrum, Utah. day feastible, of Mrs. Joe Unsforth and Mr. and The wreck of a man staggered to J - ' Some over 30 his death in the Mrs. Cleve KendSll. swirling blackmaw The honored of the river. guests assemble!. A block away the guests were askld to entertain the woman who had wrought his ruin crowd.- - Mrs. answorth recited a danced on a table at the most comic recitation entitled, ' "Cy and See banquet ever held. and Mrs. Sadie, Crooked' Mouth, "Reputation with Priscilla Dean Kendell sang a comic song entitled, at the Rex, Monday and Tuesday. I am a' Morrwn Cf.on. The reAt the devotional exercises last wb sp&tdftpn minder "Monday afWnodn, at the Agriculsocial chat and dancing. tural College in Logan, Mr. C. F. The rain storm here last Sunday Olsen addressed the student body on was much appreciated by the far- the the "Love, subject, moving Powmers, as they think it will make the er and Inspiration in all good fall grain safe. Seventy-fivper Achievements, using 1st Corinthiwas and cent of the grain not up ans, 13th Chapter as his text. The would not have come up without the talk, together with a fine musical rain. program was well received, and The most enjoyable time of the very favorably commented upon. season was the Halloween social Friday afternoon and evening, given for the benefit of the religion elass, by the president, Mrs. John C. Lord and Lady Algy, which comes In the afternoon the Nielsen. children took part arrayed in var- to the Elite Hall next Thursday, ious costumes, which was a source Nov. 17, shows Tom Moore, the of admiration and amusement, they star at his best. - He is spported by It is a dramatic Clowns, Naomi Childers. Brownies, represented Alg Night, Negros, Pumpkins, eomedy of the race track. had his he he and characwife other Hood, many promised though ters. The time was spent in danc- wouldnt bet any more, the temptaA nice lunch was served. tion to back his favorite raeer was ing. The evening was truely enjoyed by too great, and the young Lord the older folks, who all came in cos- wagerd everything he owned. How tumes, and they were a tonic for he is saved from a financial ruin by laughter. Hershal Wright repre- his wife. Lady Algy, forms the senting a tramp was certainly true plot this interesting story. to life; Miss Rachael Nielsen and Paaline Frederick is called upon Miss Jennie Jensen as a negro husband and wife, were fine; Mrs. Hur-sh- to interpret the strongest emotions Wright in the style of 1912 was a women may experience in her s nurses, newest Goldwyn photoplay,. "Bonds very amusing; the Mrs. Charles Briggs and Mrs. Cleve of Love, which will be presented Kendell were perfect; Mrs. Ulmer at the Elite Hall, Saturday, Nov. sister 19th. The unfathomable depths of Briggs as a Salvatian-Arm- y wa3 also fine; Mr. and Mrs. Iver mother love, and the pain of being and Bradley as later day Indians were wracked between excellent; Mr. Cleve Kendell and revenge are some of the emotions Mr. Ed Hall as Sambo and Sarah, a which Miss Frederick is ctlled upon minstral couple, was good, they to express during the unfolding of furnished a lot of amusement with this powerful story. their many jokes; Mrs. Ed Hall as a was good; Miss Mary and Mrs. John C. Nielsen were a Butterfly 4 Dancing Girl Bride and Groom of 1901; Mrs. Briggs as Mr. and Mrs. Orson Spencer Allen was a stylish Indian was handsome; Salerson as Dutch Peasants furnish- squaw, and Mr. Spencer Allen reped a lot of amusement; Miss Fern resented a Missionary, good but alNielsen took the' part of a young most natural with the exceptions of man and a very nice looking man a mustash. There were other charshe was; Mrs. Joe Unsworth as acters such as Coons, Cowboys and Father, Mr. A'ma Allen as Mother, farmers but the best represented with Mr. Joe Unsworth a3 the ex- character was Miss Oeida Fincher travagant daughter were fine; Mr as a Turkish Priest. . Mr. L d - i -- mag-Difica- nt e At The Elite Hall f el Red-Cros- Can We Do It 52 Locals Funeral of Mrs. Pocatello V al- Additional ley News at Mens $5.00 Star Red-Ridin- conditions and at the normal A. J. Petersen furnished the mutime let each branch of insame sic. Bro. James L. Jensen offered dustry and labor eontinue to make the opening prayer. The speakers war profits. were, L. K. Larsen and P. C. PeterHardly: Yet that is what is being sen of Hyrum, Oscar Winger f attempted on every hand. Salt Lake City, and J- H. Salisbury f Logan, who bore testimonies of Mens and Young Mens all Wool the faithfulness of the departed and Star Clothing Suits, go at &25.00. words of consolation to the bereav-ed- . ad Store, Logan. Mrs. Lizzie Lemon and Mr. 0. Just received a large quanity of E. Petersen rendered solos daring the services. Bp. Allen made a few sleigh shoe steel, prepared to shoe closing remarks and A. J. Petersen any and all sleighs, at any time. Pronounced the benediction. The Prices right. Hyrum Blacksmith remains were taken to the cemetery R. J. Miller, Prop., Center where the grave was dedicated by Shop, ad Street, Hyrum. Bro. A. T. Clawson. - 11, S3.S5. The P. C6 Gou XI. VOL. John A. Israelsen, Funeral services were held in the 1st ward chapel, Tuesday, Nov. 8th at 1 oclock p. m. over the remains . of Sister Randah Hansen. Bp. The follow McBride presided. ing were the speakers:' Bros. H. Mads Rassmussen, A. M. Israelsen and Bp. McBride who spoke of her gentle and devoted life to her husband and family, of her good honest character and her faithful work as a Latter day The choir under the directSaint. ion of Mads Rassmussen rendered sweet and, appropriate selections Very beautiful solos were rendered by Mrs. Lizzie Lemon and Miss Let-ti- e The invocation was Sorensen. offered by Bro. L. P. Christiansen and the benediction by Bro. Z. W. There were many beauIsraelsen. tiful floral offerings and the services were marked by a serene and inspired spirit. A large cortage accompanied the jemains to the cemetery where Elder Nichoii Jorgensen dedicated the grave. OBITUARY Mrs. Randah Hansen, wife of H. P. Hansen and daughter of the late Paul Olsen, passed to the great beyond Saturday Nov. 5th. Her death was the result of a serious illness which commenced eighteen months She ha3 not enjoyed the previous. best of health however, for several f years. " ""Mrs? H a n s 67 iss u r vi ved by her husband H. P. Hansen, and four children, Reuben, Martha, Leo and Josephine, two of whom reside in Hyrum and two at McCammon, Idaho. She is also survived hy ne brother, Mr. Oluf Olsen, who is a resident of Hyrum. She was a native of Norway being born in Christiania, July 15,- 1860. Mrs. Hansen immigrated to Ameriea in company with some Missionaries at the age of 14, her father and one brother immigrating later, while the rest of the family preceded her. She came direct to Hyrum and has resided here ever since. Sister Hansen was an active member in the ward and served as a Relief Society teacher and a choir member for many years. Besides her immediate family and relatives, she leaves many friends to mourn L-D- -- ; - her loss. The out of town guests at the funeral were, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hansen and family and Mr. Leo Hansen of McCammon, Idaho, Mr.' and Mrs. Nephi Hansen of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. H- - P. Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hansen of Syracuse, Utah, Mrs. Wm. Chadwick of Morgan, Utah, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Smith of Millville, Mr. and Mrs. James Bradshaw of Wells-villMr. and Mr. Rassell Hansen and Mr. Jens Nielsen of Logan. e, self-sacrifi- Card of Thanks We desire to express our sincere thanks to all who in any way assist- ed during the sickness and death of, our dear wife and mother. H. P. Hansen and family. Bring us the news. Friday, at oclock, for 2 jni utes all the trains on the O. S. L. Railway stopped, no matter where they were to do honor to the unknown soldier who was buried in Washington with great ceremony at that time10 - |