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Show Cotiriei Hyrum, Cache County, Utah, Friday, Feb. 8, 1924 VOL. XV NO. 10 To Third Ward Old Folks Committee Dont Waste Wellville Locals Demonstrated Your Time Boys And Personals Jan. 30th, 24, I attended oldfolks treat oDce more Radio Programs Through the courtesy of the Rec field Electric Co. of Ogden, Utah, t large radio receiving set - was dem onstrated in Hyrura 2nd ward on three occasions last week. The receiving set is known as the Loop Receiver. There are no outside wires. The radio waves square are picked up on a inside build located the frame wire while in locked ing. This set, steel safe, will receive stations 30 miles away. The first demonstration was giv en on Wednesday Jan. 30th, at the residence of Levi Grawshaw, the following stations were received very plain and elear: Jefferson City Mo'., Dallas, Texas; Los Angeles, Calif.; Portland, Oregon; and Oak And was again treated fine as ever before And enjoyd it well as I had done heretofore, And the great munificence sorely tempted my stomack. Tempting viands set before me to desire gave aid the resolution that I at onetime had made, That stomack should not again have cause to upbraid Myself for causing dire trouble therein. To break Mu-Ra- d But despite aforesaid, the feast I did greatly enjoy And my dentist made teeth I did greatly employ, And did great execucion for an boy Who has been forsook by grandmothers mother and wife. ot land. Cal. The following evening at the 2nc ward meeting house a large body of people were entertained with music and talks from Los Angeles Cal. and Kansas City, Mo. The station at Los Angeles broadcasting a program consisting of solos, jokes Dance Big Success Last Friday night Feb. 1st, one of the most successful M. I. A. Socials ever held, was held in the Elite Hall. The hall was beautifully doeorat-e- d with seasonable design. M. I. A. workers from all wards of the Stake were present, making a very large, sociable, and happy crowd. Dancing was the feature of the evening, and young and old enjoyed themselves in this pastime to the fine music played by the Mendon Orchestra. During the course of the evening the following musical selections were excellently rendered: A vocal duet, by Mr. Vernon and Miss Mildred Maughan; a chorus by the Wellsville Ladies Glee Club, and a vocal solo by Dr. Eugene Worley. In every respect the social was a real success and it is heped there will be more like it in the near future. Quite a number of Hyrum people attended the Pantages Vaudeville Performance at the Capitol Theatre at Logan, last Wednesday afternoon and evening- The show was real Rood and gave the best of satisfaction as expressed by many of the - Patrons. J The singing and other -- entertainments pleased me well Even better than I can find words to tell And appreciation and thankfulness doeth me impel To convey my sentiments to Ye Oldfolks Committee. The greatest pleasure to me at these oldfolks treats Is in having a ehat with persons OBe seldom meets, And seeing pleasure evinced when friends each other greets, And to feel having share in the sensation fraternal. H One of m, Utah, Feb. 6, 1624. Where The lowing stations again were received: N. and K. D. Y. L. of Salt Lake City; Omaha, Neb.; Chicago. M. I. A. y. to-da- te ers. Who can sing in Irish, German, Scandinavion and Dutch Which to ignoramuses is tolerable if not done overmuch; Remember that the oldfojkss education was neglected. thr Crowd. FALSE ALARMS Rail- road Dollar Goes K. Z. Vancouver,. Canada; Calgary, Canada; Denver, Colo.; Boise, Idaho; and Los Angeles. Hyrum, as a locality for raido receiving, is, of the very best, the stations coming in clear and distinct. The programs leceived were very entertaining and varied from grand opera to jazz and from happy jokes to sad funeral expressions. Those interested in radio may get information and instructions from Redfield Electric Co. 314 Wash. Ave-- , Ogden, Utah. White aproned fairies calld girls Im pleased to relate Saw to it I had the daintiest things on my plate. And in my cup finest beverage invented up And all things considerd I had a fine time. another treat you give again do me invite And I will accept the invitation with great delight And my thanks with other guests I will unite For your generous attempts to give pleasure to oldfolks. Invite the funmakers Robert Baxter and all such, at Hyrum the fol 111.. ld When popular song hits and Scotch music The features of the evenings program were songs by a 5 year old boy and a drum solo by an 8 year old boy. On Feb. 1st, I believe for reckless spending the American people take the prize over any other people on earth. I was talking recently with a traveling salesman who has been on the road for thirty-si- x years. During all that time he has earned about $4,000.00 a year much better than the average salary but he hasnt a dollar saved and has even had an advance on his next months sal-rAt best he can hope for only a few more years of employment, and if he could save every dollar of his pay now, which of course is impossible, he still would not have enough to live on when the inevitable day of retirement comes. His case is typical of thousands and thousands of oth- The clothing dealer who offers you suit at a price below cost. I MW Thw landlord promising to lower the rent on the first of the year. , e meeting. P" Enable Dyspeptics to eat whatever B they wish. Cause food to assimilate. Nourish the body, give appetite. DEVELOP FLESH H. R. Adams secy. FOUND a small brown neck in west part of town. Owner get same by proving property paying for advertising. ad fur can and ad y A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bradshaw last Thursday. The family of Mr. Joseph Cooper eelebrated his eightieth birthday last Sunday. A delicious dinner and lunch was served to forty relatives. -- To Ladies, Greeting: Notice to Stockholders The Second ward held their party for the Old Folks Wednesday, Feb. 6th. There was something doing till every minute from noon-damidnight, and all went home expressing themselves as having had a very enjoyable time. Frank Russell, my friend here The Theological class of the first I am very much afraid will never ward entertained in honor of their succeed. He is a bright fellow teacher Mr. John Brenchley at the has a splendid brain but he has Brenchley residence Wednesday acquired the fatal habit of kill- evening. An interesting program ing time. He spends hours every W8s rendered and ice cream and day, when he should be working, cake was served. Mr. Brenehley loafing around, talking to mech- has been confined to his bed for the anics in the garages, hanging past six weeks. the soda shop talking baseMiss Thelma Bradshaw has gone ball, and taking an interest in to Salt Lake for an indefinite time. everything under the sun except Mrs. W. O. Christiansen enterhis own duty to do something tained at a card party Tuesday eveuseful in the world- Time is the slipperiest thing in ning. Refreshments were served to the world. There is positively 30 guests. Mr. Evan Perkins underwent an no way to stop it or to slow it down. When we stop to think operation Tuesday for appendicitis. that our lives are made up of He has been very sick but is on the hours, how prescious they be- improve. come! We have only a certain Mr. and Mrs. Willard H- Parker number allotted to us, and if we entertained 28 guests at a 500 party make the very best use of every Friday evening. Delicious refreshone we will find that we still will ments were served. fall short of having enough to do Mr- - Wm. Selley was a Salt Lake the things we would like to do visitor Friday and Saturday. and that are worth doing. Time The Misses Greta and Edith moves on and opportunities pass. j ten of their entertained We must be up and at it! Maughan girl friends Wednesday evening at Hey! Cave Scout! a candy pull. Well, whats the matter now? Miss Edna Haslam entertained Youve got me scared! Im the Bee Hive girls at a candy party going home and get to work! Eh? Bully for you! Wednesday evening, 20 girls were Boys Life present. Omaha, February 1. What 'becomes of the railroad dollar was The girl who says she will call for If you try to kiss her again. in President help interestingly explained which R. Grays monthly talk The speed demon promising the appeared in the last issue of the Judge to drive slower in the future. Courier. Using round figures only, The girl who would go into the 44 cents goes fer wages and salaries, movies If her father would only let 9 cents for fuel. 25 cents for other her. operating expenses, 1 cent taxes. The sentimental boob who threatens 2 cents for interest on bonds and to commit suicide If you dont marry other fixed charges and lj cents him. t :'or stockholders. Old maids who ask a policeman to In the five years between 1917 chase a tramp out from under their and 1922 the gross earnings of the bed. railroads increased, according to the statement, $1,568,000', 000, but says The fat lady who seems to be on the of fainting In the last act Jr. Gray, this amount and' more of a verge melodrama. do was paid out again, $918,000,000 Not So Stupid. in added wages to railroad employes, met several other people from Tve maof cost in added $500,000,000 your city, said the Bostonian, and terials and supplies, $135,000,000 in every one of them said: Where is it Where is what at?" demanded added cost of fuel, and $122,000,000 at? Yorker. New the additional for taxes, leaving none of the increase for the stock and An Inventor. bond holders. Pa, what is an inventor? An inventor, my boy, is usually a Editor Courier The Union Pacific System, says Kindly insert man who has thought up a way to do imthe following: Mr. Gray, is one of the most with machinery some task that he is the of west himself. of tired We the organized matrimonial doing portant enterprises Missouri River. Its nearly 50,000 do hereby submit the followub, Feet and Shoes. contheir and families, employes, man. ing names for Hyrum and neighbor Mr. Oldbi I am a stitute a buying power which is the sir. I began life as a barefoot boy. ing towns to unmarried ladies: Well. I Kennard wasnt bom with businesses. of reliance main many Delbert Petersen, Kenneth Petershoes on, either. The purchases of the Union Pacific sen, Warren Petersen, Murray PetCostly Airs. System from firms located on the ersen, Willard Petersen, Norman It keeps me poor." System, or which have offices on Petersen, Clayton Nielsen, Marlin What does? our lines, aggregate millions of Donald Anhder, Roy Olsen to make think other Ander, Trying people dollars each month. Im rich. Russel Monson, Vern Jensen, Ray The statement quotes Secretary and Easton Nielsen, Arthur ThompHoovers recent announcement that son, Lon Stanton, Perce Swensen.Ray one great contribution to the busiHendersen Milton Andersen, Bor-ge- n has the of past year ness stability Andrsen, Levi Andersen, Don been the fact that we have had a Curtis, Ruloa Nielsen, Edwin is Notice movethat and hereby given orderly free and regular Carter Thompson, George the annual meeting of the Hy- Wilson, etc., ete. ment of transportation.. The railways are planning to rum Amusemet Co. will be held Now girls, here is your chance; be 12, 1924 at 4:00 of new millions of February Tuesday hundreds spend as we do not expect to last oclock p. m. for the purpose of quick, will money during 1924 to better serve not be up for your conand election of officers and any others long the public, says Mr. Gray. sideration until leap year 1928. business that may properly come Will answer all letters with photos. before the self-mad- The Wellsville Ward held their Party Wednesday Jan. 30. The committees are to be complimented for the success they had and the efforts to show the old folks a good time. Old Folks Chris-toffers- n, - Mrs. Annie Neilson and children who have been visiting here since Xmas left Saturday for her home in Huna, Idaho. The 7th grade of the Floradell School attended the mattinee at the Theatre Wednesday, under the supervision of their principal Capitol Wm- - J. Allen. Mrs. John B. Kerr entertained on Monday evening in honor of her msbands 'birthday anniversary. Refreshments were served to 26 guests. Mrs. Arch Maughan was a Hyrum visitor Thursday. The Ladies Wellsville met Daniel Literary Club of at the home of Mrs. Walters Tuesday evening eb. 5. A short business session was held after which Prof. Henry etersen of the U. A- - O. gave an excellent review of the book, Salvaging of Civilization by H. G. Wells. A round table discussion followed. The remainder of the time was spent in social hour. Refreshments were served to 39. Miss Dora Wright of Logan was a special A Citizen. Address all communications to guest. Hyrum, Utah, Box 000. Mrs. Don Gill and Miss Julia Klotz have been in Salt Lake the Mr. R. A. Eliason was in Ogden past few days visiting and selecting on cattle business this week. spring millinery. , |
