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Show w ' TIIfTWEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE, UTAH Nia mite Mrtfc te Sait te wuiwm tom, to tmrm lifkto MMmtr; Lte. City, lumrt eity U tub-trb- at n4 DM, InnaM vte. tel trait latea. A daughter was born to Mr. andl Misses May and Veda Bodily Trank Solomon of Wyoming lastl turned with Mrs. Nora Daltonto her week at the home of Mrs. Solomons I home in Fielding, where they will parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bryson o I spend the week, re-M- rs. BOUNTIFUL saltern atetrwm)M tallrmtoi with tow farm, twa timamaatii brick rte, m toamka, sate miaammiial club, grtete ate hath to sate slaaa ha lim. tor Mnto this place. - FARMINGTON Count? Mat of ricb and fertile Daria county. Horn of tha Millar Floral company. tha lartat fTowan of flowers in tha intarmountain country. Location of tbo famous Lagoon yaaort. Haa weterwork, and eieetnc lights. A fino jU.ee fbr ratidenea. , Mr. and Mrs. Frank' Peck of Sail Lake City were guests of Miss Lily Several Farmington people went to Feamley last Wednesday evening. Mr.j attend the funeral of the last Bishop David , Mabeys small son, Mazer, Peck leaves this month with the next There will be an article in the local Orin Miller. has the scarlet fever. quota for Camp Lewis. papers each week pertaining to the Mrs. Squire Chipman spent the last Mr. and Mrs. J. Holbrook announce Boys club work- - It is important that Mrs. J. Lynch of Ogden was hert week-enwatch d in American Fork, visiting the engagement of their daughter, the boys throughout the county last Wednesday on business. U friends. as information this for the papers to Sade, Private Da Ka Davis of this Thomas Fisher and family of Ida palce, who is now with the 12th In- will help you in your club work by Mrs. Lucy Avery is in Fairfield, ho are visiting relatives here. taking up the most important probfantry at Camp Fremont, Cal. for a few weeks visit with Idaho, lems as the season goes on. Glen Spencer of Salt Lake City relatives. Earl. Brown had his tonsils removed should At the present time every boy last Wednesday by Drs. Stocks and j find himself busy a great deal of the .spent Monday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie James of Kessler at Dr. Stocks office. He re-- 1 time with his particular project. There Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lamph an Idaho, are visiting friends in Burned his work at the Salt Lake Glass is plenty of green feed for" the live visiting relatives in Grouse Creek. and Paint company in Salt Lake City stock projects and if the garden pro- Farmington. Monday. Percy, son of John Hill fell out of jects are given a little attention the Mr. and Mrs. Vern Browne of Fieldtree last week breaking his arm. David Moss received a telegram last crop will grow rapidly. ing are visiting in Farmington with I urge that every boy at this time their is in from Bert Springstead parents. Camp Merritt, N. J. training at Friday do all he can to prevent any weeds Camp Lewis, Wash. He was drafted stating that his son, Arnold, was dan from Mr, and Mrs. F N. Thompson of going to seed. It is important ' from Idaho. erously ill in the hospital there. Other be done in order to prevent Salt Lake spent the Fourth of July this that word received later said that he was Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Call of Syra extra seeds from growing next year. in Farmington. improving. cuse spent a few days here last week By pulling updone weed today you Miss Alta Knowlton of Salt Lake is en-Mr. and relatives. Mrs. Brown 1 may save your garden from a thous Walter A. with tertained a number of relatives Sui. and or more the coming year. Weeds visiting in Farmington, a guest of Bussell Day is spending a few eut down the yield of any crop and Miss Wealthy Clark, ' weeks with his sister, Mrs. Malcon. day in honor of 'Mr. Browns 56th birthdky. A very enjoyable day was no boy can pride himself in a good Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Robinson and Lee of Eureka. spent by all. In the evening a boun- garden that is filled ,with weeds. If Fourth at the Heryou have all the weeds out of your family spent July Mr. and Mrs. Everett Nelson are teous supper was served. canyon. garden, clean up the ditch banks and mitage spending a few weeks with relatives in Harold Wright of Hyrum and distances scatter for seeds fences, long Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Cowley of LoRandolph, Utah. Ophelia Lewis of this place were mar- and it. will not be long before they gan were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Na' Bodney Pack is in the aviation corps ried Monday by Bishop Tingey at the fill the garden again. Clark during t he week. . than in training in England prior to leav- - home ofThe brides Bister, Mrs. Joseph Many of the boys in the county art Walton ' of Centerville. The couple going to raise some of their crops M i88 Alta Daniels of Heber City ing for over there." left the same evening for Idaho, where for seed and from all indications this spending a short time in Farmington, a Miss Delila Winger of Salt Lake they will spend a few weeks. work is going to prove real profitable guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniels. City was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ira as well as insuring the boys good Mrs. L. E. Abbott of Salt Lake spent Holbrook last week. seed for planting next year. Due to a few SYRACUSE NEWS days during the week in Farmthe scarcity of seeds all over the Jesse Briggs left Monday for Ban' Mrs. Sarah Mrs. Leo Green of Layton is spend- country, seed is going to be very ex- ington, visiting her mother, croft,. Idaho, where he will work oa Hess. ing a few days heree. pensive and every boy with a little George Mabeys farm. j Mrs. Maud Foote and two children can harvest enough seed for the care Mrs. Margaret Wilson was an OgMr. and Mrs. Glen Hatch are regarden next year. If you have any of Nephi are here on a visit with Mrs. den visitor Saturday. fine of arrival over a the son, joicing good plants that you ban select for Foote's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. bom to them last week. Miss Laura Smedley is spending the seed, such as onions, carrots, turnips, Robinson. week in Bountiful with relatives. radishes, peas, beans, corn, etc., do so. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bickart and Mr and Mrs. Walter Burton of Salt The government has issued a very relaof visited Lake and James Mr. in of Mrs. Salt Simpson the week-en- d City family on the curing and selec- Lake are spending Fourth. on Sun were the visitors here Mrs. tives, of Mr. and Syracuse Ogden tion of seed for planting which can Farmington, guests Dunbar. day. James Mr. Spencer Hatch of Bosette, Utah, be had by applying at the Fanning is spending the summer with hev Elder Jed Phillips of Teton spent ton office. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis of Black-foo- t, relso is Mrs. Thomas this the week In of work few a last county large Feamley. mother, days visiting Idaho, are spending the week in and there are so many boys that it is Farmington with Mrs. Davis' parents, atives. Bex Boberts was one of the fifteen to each boy to make known his Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gregory. Misses Ida and Elsie Hansen are up boys chosen from Camp Kearny, Cal, so that help can be given troubles to attend a training school at Louis- - spending the week in Salt Lake with him. The The gas and oil drillers southwest government has placed at relatives. ville,- Ky. heve begun drilling and your disposal information of the best of Farmington are down about 100 feet. A " Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brundage Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Walker and sort, which Is yours for the asking. Let me urge that each boy take the Bteel casing is being used. moved to Salt Lake City recently, family of Ogden were Syracuse visitbest interest that he can. Keep rec where Mr. Brundage is working at the ors Sunday. The nice shower of Wednesday evenords up to date and see if you can fire station. smiles to dry 7 ) farmers, V Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Gailey of not do your work better from day to ing brought had a lot of hay In conMrs. George Lallas and small daugh Layton were guests of bliss Bessie day, making yourself a successful unless they dition to be damaged by the downter of Garfield spent last week with Gailey Spnday, fanner and doing your bit to win the pour. Mrs. Lallas parents, Mr. and Mrs. war. R. E. Barber of Salt Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Briggs. Yours truly, , Charles Barber have gone to OLIF H.. NELSON, Sadrup, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilkes The Misses Myrtle Dickerson, Lila Idaho. Emerg. Co. Club Leader. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Thomas and Alice Holdsworth of Lehi Summers were Fourth of July guests Mr. Leo Young and Mrs. Joseph wjsasftss "were guests of Mrs. Charles Seifero of Mr. and Mrs. James Duribar. Young motored to Salt Lake Sunday WOMANS CASE and family 'last week. STARTLES LAYTON and spent the day. The peace of a number of our good Wright Feamley and Cleon Boberts A business mans wife could not citizens was much disturbed a few Miss Gertrude Willey of Syracuse spent the holidays with relatives and read ol sew without sharp pain In evenings ago by irrigators claiming Mr. Cliff Wood of Burt were mar- and friends in Logan and adjoining towns. her eyes. For years her eyes were and the same stream g ried last Saturday. traveled motorcycle. by They red and weak. Finally she tried pure of water, but no one was seriously Mr. and Mrs. Ira Waite, Mr. J. A. Lavoptik eye wash. The result of hurt Daniel Card of Idaho Falls, Idaho, A has purchaseed and moved into the E. Waite and Mary Jane Waite, all of ONE application astonished her. Mrs. Hyrum Stewart and Miss Luto small bottle Lavoptik is guaranteed W. Anderson residence. Mr. and Mrs. strained cille Avery went to OgdenTWednes-da- y benefit EVERY CASE weak, Anderson expect to move to California. will WASH to see some of their soldier friends or inflamed eyes. ONE Alumwho have been stationed at Camp startle with its quick results. inum eye cup FREE. Layton Drug Freemont, Cal., and are now on their way to Atlanta, Ga., to attend officers Co, at Layton, Utah- training camp. WJhSJttl Them? One of You Are Almost $100 has been earned for There are a great many people who the Red Cross fund as, a result of the would be very much benefited by tak- labors of the Over There dramatic ing Chamberlains Tablets for a weak club. Also between ten and fifteen or disordered stomach. Are you one dollars will be sent to the Morgan of them ? Mrs. M. R. Searl, Baldwins-ville,-epunty Bed Cross Fund, as the Morgan Y., relates her experience in fund was to receive a percentage of the use of these tablets; I had a bad their ymtronage. spell with my stomach about six J. Marion Hughs of South Farming-to- n months ago, and was troubled for seand was one of the Utah soldiers who two or three weeks with gas stomach-vere pains in the pit of my passed through Ogden yesterday take to me rout for an officers' advised druggist botnear Atlanta, Ga. Chamberlains Tablets. I took a tie home and the first dose relieved and Mrs. Jonathan Hughs, and other we wonderfully, and I kept on taking relatives went to Ogden to see the These tab- young defender of his country. them until I was cured. lets do not Teiieve pain, but after the Wednesday evening" a "birthday repain has been relieved may prevent its union in honor of the fifty fifth birthrecurrence. Adv. A bank account not only proC. Dunbar was held at day of James theft tects your money against Lagoon. The Surper table was deco5 HOME SERVICE SECTION rated in snapdragons and sweet peas, if-it also but and lots, protects OFFICE OPEN EACH WEEK with a flower favor for each guevt. 3 Toa'-t- s and a few short sj eecheg wer e . The Red Cross Service Section against temptation to speed. given. After c upper the guests f per.t office, in the'Farmisgton City Hall, and oclock 5 himself jibes evening in dancing. will be open betweew 3 and Every man owes the to I for adrice mod assistance Monday gvenifigihe members of the his family the protection of a of or dependents relatives i parents, efi t of the play Over There, wfrfrh the boys in i was savings -- account - in a good- - subsgiven Tor the benefit of the Bed The section will get addresses Cros, held an informal meeting at La-- j tantial bank like this one. and other afomation regarding goon. Supper was served to twenty-- ' anyone is tho service, and will also five. The centerpiece, designed by Ad-- I forward package to prisoners of rian Hess, was a Why not start in a small large red cross, made war and will, Is fact, act as a clear-ic- g bite way-an- d save.eveiy fidute for local wartime needs. in was dancing. spent v evening Ma-lad- ," Wkei yca're kot tad tired I aid ck, tkinty a DKIINK - -- t - i Tkt tkrift driakl ( Tk kealtk Tkc ceil. 7 If Your Dealer Hasnt Becco Order From Manufacturer. wumi good-bullet- drhk! jsy drisk! Tkt driak tk&ts keat fer tie wide fanily. Scrva arilk mils & kcjtweea en n G. L. BECKER. Utg., Ogita in $ EffigEn'Senii - USE ; 12-in- ch Up PAINTS SHERWIN-WILLIAM- S MARNOT AND SCARNOT VANISHES DECOTINT FOR WALL COVERING FLOORLAC FOR FLOORS LIQUID GOLD ETC. FOR FRAMES AUTO ENAMELS -- Mont-pielier- SOLD BY Co. Stewart-Burto- n GENERAL MERCHANDISE counter-claimin- KAYSVILLE. UTAH amis- - wffii HJs and you will not have to have a pull when in need of any accommodation. We treat each customer with equal courtesy, each judging N. APPLICATION FOR A LOAN absolutely on the merit of the one making the re- quest without regard to acquaintance. We are a business mans bank. en-O- ! J Union State - BOUNTIFUL, UTAH -- ( Known Everywhere As The VERY BESTS ! - tW-service- j J 1 EiV $ f- - Great $ I $ f- -. Oab -- f S- -4 from Little Acorns Grow . Dr. E.H. MOSS Doctor of Veterinary Surgery y and Medicine and Vet-inar- COM BM3S-BM3E- S KAYSVILLE, UTAH gave a select roof evening to a Tuesday garden party number of his patrons. Candy and other dainties were passed around very profuseel y and an interesting program v. as rendered. Farmington visitors were Mr. and Mrs. J. II, Robinson, Miss Alta Robinson, Mrs. Clara M. Stayner and Miss Minnie Millard. J. i- DeniLt. BOUNTIFUL, UTAH Phone 73-1- 4 G. McDonald Made of Choicest Utah Wheat , Milled in the matt modern mill P cc!:cd in the neatest menr.rr EVERY DEALER HAS IT. ; ! |