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Show ber Mr. Ogden, mem-| com-| industrial state the of of Jugler A. Frank THE EIGHT PAGE their for morning Monday Gordon Clark and'Mrs. | Greenriver CharlesJ. Moynihan | i 'with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |George Beebe. They were joined by) Mr. Seely Tuesday ‘and will return | Mr. and Mrs. o£ this One of the Most Brilliant Orators of the West week Thursday. Harold Anderson| Parton of last where funeral returned of Mr. and Mrs. ‘son-in-law of Mrs. vas held on October Allowance ‘who has visited jage of 55 Jones FOLLOWED years, Free and) Praton, which) 21. Mr. Sayres,| often river and is well an undertaker at laway on October Your Old Heater or Range from Wednesday week from Rifle, Colo.,| they had attended the) of Fred Sayres, brother-| ‘in-law. at Grecn-| and Dance Terms If Desired Hansen Furniture COMPANY the former Mildred Searson. ing for the bazaar which _ the Mrs. J. M. Brown is in Grand/organization will hold early in |Junction this week taking treat-|December. Lovely refreshments ‘ments for neuritis, which has been were served by the nostess. P ortable Radios her California for Her and a speedy will be ‘Sockeiy" Community AC, DC and Battery Sie about) Delicious refreshments were served) Ot Presbyterian tbe market. church _ \store on ten Free election o'clcck. ‘baked day, They foods and beginning will MONTICELLO at H feature dressed HO Fr THOMPSONS NEWS eta poultry. arrived Omaho. ondel on © Grand to spend shower a se % 3 : E- it rh urnil in honor of Mrs. Gerald Alma /Drake on Monday afternoon. Eighteen guests were in attendance. ure A \delightful social time was Palirer oe 27'%*F en-|™fant beautiful Mrs. gifts. Charles oy Hanks has been | "he on). MY. Blanding daughter, joyed and delicious refreshments) osvital. ; . A. Sitton were served by the hostesses. Mrs.| orake was the recipient of many | Mess trip to Company of oa his home Visitimg) Mrs. Junction eer hunting after a on visit the with Colo. week. and |Summit' | potatoes silk stockings. iarDh : : Book moun-| be vacated position of first sergeant will be taken by Army Officer Major C. M. William Moody. Here. Burton, attached to' state headquarters of the service administration, selective was a visitor evening, in Moab Tuesday her mother Hi county - A good <heth amaorgs: cranberry picker JUDGE J. A.HOUGAARD= can. : ren 2urely: 1s "Starting" (WOM AL! nick three or: four bushele a day. et Ned.,| a ee : Chas. Zufelt re-| the T Frenchman 2 RE-ELECT salescamp meeting with the local draft board of district No. 27. He went over Josie Archuletto had the mis-| details of the selective service act fortune of running a wire in her with the board, and gave instruc- eye but is getting along _ satistions governing the classification| factorily and she will not lose' and induction of men. Major Burher sight. ton complimented the local board Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatch stopped on the condition in which he found Over on their way home to Helper,| Grand it : co and ae Elbert Samuel Steward tion Monday moab Dalton Wells Camp CCC Camp DG-32-Company marks Johnso are 234 . ia: fice = ad hee S | ber. EVENTH V Fair, a SUPPOrt ‘mt Candidate JUDGE ee mette | The first football used in inter-| |collegiate games was made of rub-|| | made a hurried busiDenver the first OF} aay tment Democratic eevee sepa sensteotosaicrasiannis on Monday. Palmer and at make exchange steward at Co. 234, the sules of the camp store have been ever $1,000 for the last five months, a record of which all concerned may well be proud. William Carr, mess steward at Co. 234, is leaving us at the end, ef this month, after a short stay visitors Tuesday.| of only four months at Dalton Oren Zufelt went) Wells, during which time he Sunday. proved himself to be of unusual the ability in running the mess. Mr.) Green is on bad cold. | Carr's place will be filled by First Chas. Eberly went Sergeant Wolcott, and the soon to) Mr. and Mrs. to Mesa Verde Mrs. Marion sick list with a Bill Hays and Neb mano, Thursday century to ---- Miss Emma Ross, assisted by|!€W weeks looking over some min-|Went out to Yellow Cat Mrs. Nolan Curtis and Mrs. Gene|™8 Prorerty south of here, in)to work a mine there. Hunt, entertained at a post-nuctial) Which he owns an interest. | H Due to the perservering manship of John Comito, 18th cobwebs Mr. and Mrs. Edd _ Provonsha were in Thompsons Sunday shipping sheep. Bill Moore is in from his ranch for 2 few days. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Jensen were Mayor, NEWS hadi An this week for a leave of' ome week week-end in Grand Junction. to in Idaho. Marion Grover hasgone Mr. Jewkes, camp superintendent, spend a month on Polar mesa. There are numerous bands of left Tuesday for Salt Lake City on official business for the grazing sheep trailing through to _ their service. winter range. The will hold a food sale in Beebe's N Tested many ‘two weeks. by the hosteess committee, MesMiss Hazel Shaw, daughter of dames George Beebe, Genevieve Mr. and Mrs. Graham Shaw, was Hastings and Eva Tidwell. operated on at the Price hospital! Ernest Downard is in from_ his /on Wednesday of last week for ranch for a few days, having appendicitis. She is making a good brought in a carload of cattle for racqtery recovery.Misdiondty' ioe! from $19.95 to $35.95 Tubes { recovery met gone ' Cordially Invite You to Attend County Women's Missicnary Society q tains Saturday but it was so on Thursday of last week in stormy did not get their bucks. the church basement with a very Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zufelt were | Mrs. Millie Biddlecome and Mr. fine attendance. Numerous items of visitors Sunday. and Mrs. Arthur Ekker and family business were disposed of and the Moab Chas. Zufelt returned Friday) left Monday for Klamath Falls, lesson On missions in India and from the Elk mountains with his |Oregon, for a visit with Mrs. Pearl laska was given by Mrs. Shaner, de er. |Baker. They expect to go by way leader, assisted by Mrs. Ruth WilJ. M. Noblitt is building a new) | of Reno, Nevada, and orthern|cox and Mrs. Margaret Silliman. house in Thompsons. Zenith and Philco Priced severely. ‘friends hope |for her. Barbecue | | \is |paining " io iy 27) idays. He leaves to mourn his Icss, | his wife and two children; a daugh-| iter, Mrs. Myrtle Peltier, and a son,| the sick list the past two weeks. \Raymond, all of Rifle. He was laid The Silliman brothers. are bailat rest in the Rifle cemetery. Mr. ing hay for W. F. Asimus this Sayres was a prominent Mason of week. imany years' standing and_ the B. D. Hatch is a patient in the ‘beautiful Masonic service was held Price hospital. lin charge of the Rifle lodge, with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Silliman ithe assistance of Masons' from returned last week from Eureka, ‘various parts of western Colorado. Nevada, where they had visited George Black of Sego, another Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bosoni. They brother-in-law, was also in at- report a very pleasant trip. Mrs. 'tendance at the funeral. Bosoni will be remembered as Announcements were received Miss Geneve Green. i\this week of the birth of a son, Mrs. George Beebe entertained Mark Grant, weight 7% Ilbs., to the Past Matrons' circle of the O. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ainsworth at E. S. on Friday afternoon. Routine ";Sandy on October 27. Mother sand business was transacted and _ the /son are doing well. Mrs. Ainsworth remaining time was spent in sew- Nov. 2 to 9 | | | BY and The Republicans of Grand known here, was) Rifle and passed| 19, 1940, at the 8 months i Saturday Evening, Nov. 2, 8p. m.--At G. C. Ballroom | were Nephi visitors the past we°k-| ‘end. Mr. Anderson was one of tae ‘hunters who was_ successful in| vetting a deer. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jones and_| Mrs. a i Yr a 2 LH | News Mrs. Carolyn Seely and baby || were arrivals Wednesday of last}' /'week from Ogden for a short visit | Big Trade-In On ene od 1 ° home| HEATER and RANGE ALE ™------ = i Moabjin Moab | Bailey family. in callers Thursday,. October: 31, 194 } r left | They had_ visited mission, and W. M. Ross of Pricejat Indianapolis. for a week with the C4 business were yesterday. ‘ MOAB, UTAH TIMES-INDEPENDENT, "ii Cc w-te JUDICIAL DISTRICT e Impartial, him Competent ™ s ‘now for a Second Terns, | ‘Bo | next | iit ITU ; parte 7 Boyd of} On Sunday last, Mr. Christensen,| were delivering) coach of the basketball team, held Bailey market on|a meeting of 12 likely prospects for Mrs. Arthur Point to. the | Monday. | this season's play, and discovered Mrs. Marie Ogden made an/some. valuable new material, to | overnight business trip to Bluff;supplement the four men remain- | Friday. She reports an interesting/ing from last season's highly svctrip although she_ enccuntered|cessful grouc, and stated that \Some bad roads south of Blanding.)prospects for another successful Monticelo has been blessed with|season look very bright, indeed. an unusual amount of precipita-| Lewis Larsen, regional mechanic |, tion since Sept. 1, there having for the grazing service, was been to date, Oct. 28, 8.37 inches. visitor at Dalton Wells last week a Marion ‘Dalton loaded out for and spent several days at the | | | > Salt Lake Friday with a truck load camp. of hogs for F. A. Neilson of Bluff. The Red Cross drive is.on at| The Rebus Rota Literary club Co. 234 once more. with Project met en Thursday at the home of} Assistant Allen Price and. First |Mrs. Paul Sieber. The lesson on Marshall art was given by Mrs. H. L. Han- of the Wolcott proceedings. in direct. It charge is hoped s°n In a very interesting manner. that Dalton Wells will outdo itself Action was taken on the proposed in generosity to the Red Cross, as printing of the "Ten Comend-|the members of the company have )ments" to be distributed' the school children. voted to have their printed. A served lovely by the Bailey _. * THRILLING . a s ne iTS a a 90-H.P. VALVE. * IN-HEAD "VICTORY" ENGINE s aides bh sur power ...more economy... plus the ‘é master m of ceremonies'' for the finest ram a ' c 4 more : Will ° ee ye it, The ei ee: ae =." Main Street da | ee on m held preg j let @ ayes WIC { RE-ELE at 4 en 7} day, S fam erve | ere ~ | a from yeek- a | } Come u in an Aa ose re WE es T Coalbed. play Mrs, ground Abb ‘St I a ° time y all and get Y ge { OuIS: tir asters e cost AGwng tha nae |Harris dsey | whe return-| 0 Newell per W. H. McClure Monico l alre pound 0 ce f ih ahs 3 t: Billy were transferred to Utah, agency... Ru - -W. the vacancy here. Aguilera went to Grand| Saturday for Vigil home during Aubrey Maynard camp | the week. GR i medical DONALD T. ADAMS in the | the was Book Democratic week. down jown frfrom| cliffs during ; | DISTRICT Nominee | ATTORNEY | and sheen were. Goudeloek Bros, r; eee Mrs. ~ Cc | treatment. Mrs. Ed Valesquez and Mrs. Vigil and daughter, Criselda from Monti-| | Selio were visitors at the M. O.| his * filled | Junction | ‘abs ds | peers eae i Mr. and Mrs and son | Mounds, * SAFE-T-SPECIAL HYDRAULIC BRAKES y isiti | _,Seater" Viet tes eat ONLY CHEVROLET a 250 and. erent Saturday and Sun- d | ‘on were Greer | ed. with their deer were | Taylor and Mason Gree POWER SHIFT Utah - day visiting relatives in Greenriver. ange Greer from Uravan spent | * ORIGINAL VACUUM- -3° pe Enc RS home came over to spend th the _ completed. Mr. and ¥ Moab ular > "ha J.! and SOUR working mines cr : yy nent ee, Urgensen. All arrange- 7 LANCED SPRINGING Chas. Redd Motor Co. "BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE" re |P.-T. A. aes ON ALL MODELS Plus man y more oufts tandi ng comfort, safety and convenience feat ures, is ee and btNEWS afew yi CHEVROLETS ny AIH Burr O + service left camp CISCO e try it, buy it-today! who Reed Colo., oes ne dealer : finer performance. eda is eager ig to have you prove its Mrs. grazing Wells, Be generous endi with its. mother; Mrs.A. SECTOR A VEIN-HEAD ‘tout on the road and put it thr ough its paces! you drive Chevrolet for 41? Your Chevrolet at Dalton e alre | Webber. REA IMPROVED SHOCKPROOF packs the greatest combination of pep, power A. exceedingly home for a few days' visit his family the last of the WITH No DRAFT ae ; an that, we believe you'll say Chevrolet . today, once : any motor car built and thrift to be found in E60 ake WHEELBASE and Springvills C. uranium oe ravan, * DE LUXE KNEE-ACTION performance in the lowest price field. A fs LONGER to Tucker WIDER FISHER BODIES ! e'sb rome came with | Week. * LONGER, LARGER, ig tning acceleration for which Chevrolet cars are famous! Her NEW was/fcreman Buster Neilson spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Neilson at Bluff. the NEW i ‘eee AJOR DIMENSIONS Mrs. Carl been also|in the past. book! Delbert Young, luncheon Black went brought Friday. among|always was year hostess. Mrs. Florine M. It ° ] 7a O R. C. Zpatri and Hallett : jours ae Oe ties, | ° Experienced Bs Mur :t ; ai | tlt Cooper Martin & Co. u a PT 1) ' ah A: RY - E Hae CE a |