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Show You owe it to the Youre safe at Home Boys Over There Prove your patriotism Buy V. S. S, Today Buy W. S. S. Today VOLUME XIII NUMBER 44. KAYSVILLE, LAYTON AND FARMINGTON, J i AH. THURSDAY, JULY 25. 1918 ft Ar Even tho I fall in battle. May my 'soul go across the foam. On this golden trail of sunshine To this dear old home, sweet home. A A AA About a month ago I . had my hair CAMPAIGN ON FOR WAR FARMINGTON NURSE RECRUITS clipped for convenience, but am letting RED CROSS County Mat of rich anti fertile Dav it prow back again now. We never j county. Hunt of the Miller floral comN j in tho floworo have to use our helmets here, either; pany, tho larircot (rwwon of Davis Countys Quota Six. Location of tho lutcrmoimtam country. or wyir gas masks. Most of the fel-- ; famous lagoon rooort. lion waterworks and a change as to the n There A flna p lacs for ros Plane. chrcvrte lights. lows soon after" arriving here ' get I .To ; Where the shadows often fall, recruit nurses to take the place ! Cross auxilliaries. Red for the work what is called French Itch." This is of those who have We will bring it back its sunshine, entered the already "w in Denver now asThe httS to itten. 1UroM headquarters Wurs, a greajudeal like California Hives" J; of the government a campaign his service Edward Layton has been transferred j Peace on earth, good will to alL each work the for i in chapter. Last front he g the at signs that and is caused by the fierce water they ' has been launched by the Utah Nurse Fram.e and that he wouUn Davis counfrom Camp Lewis, Washington, to the; But when - the- war month for the trade assignment have to drink." All the water, has to is over, Reserve bureau, which w working un- 159th Machine Gun- corps at Campi And all 300 dressea childrens little vas s until unlform ty for anything, The tie filtered to avoid poisoning. ' is said and done, y der the jurisdiction of the women s 3(10 chemise for the Belgians. ' and Kearny. e I rench people very seldom drink ,nli8tcj F,bru. wr b m,r Many a soldier will lay besid- ecommittee of the National Council of, This month the chapter is required arR, rrvd in Frtmce June 1S. The have meal For of the Trail who D. Sun. water.,, Frank they every dams, Lieutenant Setting Defense. Utah s quota is 200 and make 300 serge dresses for children to wine and beer and even the smallest received his commission last week,' Davis county's is six. The quota must Miss Alta Rubinsoiv has spent a 4 years of age. The material for came home on leave yesterday. KAY ASHER LIKES TIIE SERVICE kids drink it. French cities are full' be completed between July 29 and week in Morgan county, the guest of these dresses will cost the chapter the Kliss Lillie Clark. Her parents, Prt-aijle is with the aviation corps at Sanj ihrough the courtesy of Mrs. G. L. of vine and beer parlors' and 11.. August 450. drinks-froAsher we are enabled to print the fol- - Americans are allowed to buy Women who are candidates for this iknt and Mrs. J. II. Robinson motored Diego, Cal. j Last Friday Davis County chapter to six in the evening. 'own bet- - j there Sunday and thence to Devils be sen must and unmarried ice letter; Del-- . from received been has Word shipped four boxes containing: 300 Beer is about 15c per bottle, but it is 19 Hnd 35 years of age. A fur-- , Slide, where President Robinson made ween Dear Mother; 380 childrens pinafores, 60 of cheniiie, Kaysville, bert Barnett, formerly not as good as the American beer, 1 wiu droP in afternoon meeting. They children's address an a hnes ther to fpw let that specifies lou they first-requirement to ! petticoats, 15 pairs booties, that he has beerv promoted it have the effect. I know that I am all 0. K. and hope neither does must be women of either high school all returned home Monday. in 8(T yu He stationed undershirts, 45 bed shirts, 10 pairs is class private. drink beer occasionally to get away or same. are j the college you training. aU, bed socks 1 conyaleacent jacket, 4 j from the water, because you never Waco, Texas. Enrollment in the U. S. Student1 Well, the company I was in went j for hot water bottles, 6 surcovers know if some dirty spy has poisoned Nurse r.eserve means that the candi-- , Frank Knoblau, Fred Bassett, Wil- - back east last Saturday night and six the water supply or not. married Monday m harnungton geons caps, 2 surgeons gowns, 90 suits ' date will hold herself ready until Auru..were liam Adams, Leo Far kin and Lon Moss cf us were left behind, but we were made dur- - i . It is rumored among the boys here ; father, J. D. vv ood. In pajamas. These were all by the grooms . 1, 1919, to take training when Bhe is r who were sent to Camp Lewis have sent on machine gun range and also and the weeks the two June of last . that the Huns are causing trouble to! the evening a wedding supper was ing caned, unless she has in the mean- been transferred to the 159th Infantry had 8ome beach experience. in two first wees July. served by Mayor J. II. Wood and later the States through Mexico. .Sincerely j I went up in a seaplane three times time entered some other branch of i at. Camp Kearny. bewent to the a is rumor the Lagoon young people hope it though, only COUNTY COMMISSIONERS the a form- - during the week. We went up about cause, we have enough trouble to clean the government service. etc. ifor young Tuesday dancing, Roy Lott of Trenton, Idaho, . Tho;?e desiring to register may re8000 feet and stayed up for about MEETING Kentrain-j where . to m went ; the is. as it . . Fielding, er Kaysville boy, enlisted ceive information from the County couple three hom;s at a time. It is sure great up would! ox on Woods The is Wish you neth send me a Salt Lake matter of fixing the salaries of Mayer working ing detachment at the university Mrs. W. P, Epwhen you come down to make a landchairmar, Publicity re He week. I get about farm. Utah the first of the ,he county officers for the years 1019 of Kaysville and Mrs. James ocean looks as though it was newspaper oeassionally, the person ing and 1920 was considered by the board one out of every three Reflexes. They cently returned frm a mission to the of Bountiful. Owing to the to you and that you were Mrs. Lucy Rice, mother of city Smedley coming up at the July IGLh meeting and after either get lost or all show up later. Northern states. , absence of Mrs. John W. Thornjey, councilman David Rice, met with standing still. f It is funny to see a French railway comparing the salaries paid by some I When you are in the clouds you serious accident on the 14th inst., other county chairman, these ladies will counties of Utah, the- - follow- time hours their have table. x They SAYS: MORGAN i HEN" w'hde on her way to the funeral of' cant tell whether you are upside run from 0 to 24. For instance: A chnrge of the enlistments. ing schedule wai decided on: county FINE HUNTING IN FRANCE down or not That is funny, but its Mrs. Steed " and Mrs. Hughs. The clerk, $1350.00 per year; treasurer, train leaving at 6 p. m. would be France, horse which she was driving switched GAS IS FLOWING true.; ;We were traveling about 110 to chalked $1200.00 per year; recorder, $1080.00 as 18;00 10;30 oclock; p. tip June 19, 1918 120 miles per hour, so it was pretty PROM UNION WELL a line from Mrs. Rices hand and when m. would be 2 ;30 o'clock; 10 a. rn. is per year; sheriff, $1200.00 per year; of the buggy to .reDear Mr. Epperson: fast' A plane has to go 60 miles per 10 a. m., the Fame as ours. Oil she leaned out of derrick the At the Unioq $750,00 per yar; assessor, big attorney, n cover it she fell from the vehicle, Just a few words to remind you hour before it will rise from the water, , & of Farming-tonGas west $650.00 of lots have customs per company year; surveyor, $6.00 per just funny above the knee. She that the Boche hasnt got n)e yet, WTe use the Curtis No. 2 machine. likeThey ' is now flowing, it is officially breaking her leg commissioners, $540.00 each per day; that. gas and if I do as well in the next six I am leaving tomorrow a. m. for someis at the L. D. S, hospital. As bhe is was Considerable strata We here can out at until gas reported. jv.sr. stay night 70 years old, a speedy, recovery canmonths of foreign service as I have where and I think it is Philadelphia Commissioner Hess reported in re10 p. m., or if we have some special found at a little more than 100 feet, I will. ever not be reasonably expected. and then I will soon be across the deep this, I dont think they to the State Road agent recomin which ruised sand the bottom the 11 can gard to a ;30 pass. place go get havent been in the trenches yet, and blue. comThe the of feet. that no stated salary be paid Well will I mending for this twenty pipes time, "hang up" dont know when I will, but believe me, Bryan is still with me and will hafve PIONEER rARMINGTON he be paid by the day for is now the and that all of the completing sinking best wishing you everything. pany when it comes my turn I will do my too. AT ADVANCED AGE what work he does DIES x12i-inch of iron a for the county. Tho With love, heavy casing, best. The American soldiers are sure With love to all, resiWilliam a 280 of which will be recommendation a was Cottrell, at pioneer depth feet, adopted by the FERRIS, RAY. surprising the Germans. I get stories cemented in to prevent the well being dent of Farmington died last Friday board, every day from fellows just from the blown out, should the extraordinary morning 'at the home of his daughter. Mr. Delbert Parrott and the State PASSING THE BUCK front. All feel well encouraged from FERRIC TJIOM ASSEN. SEES SevenE56 K. N. Mrs. East encounbe Fair at Whitney, association secretary, Mr. Glade, pressure expected depth The Colonel calls the Major, the results of the battles in which they MANY THINGS, IN FRANCE teenth South street. Suit Lake City, were present in behalf of the State tered. have been engaged, and all feel confiWhen he wants something done, He was in his Fair association and stated what the n Through the courtesy of Paul During the week the company ex- of general debility. And the Major, calls the Captain, dent of the results in the end. They in Utah since government and the state were going lived had and 80th we are enabled to publish the year pects to begin permanently the work And starts him on the run. say all we need is more men and time following letter from his son, Ferris, is survived 1852. He by 11 ehildren; to do and urged that Davis county robig of two shifts that drilling may be r f , ' to tell the tale. also numerous in who is now France: grandchildren. of elate with the btate in making an expedited. The management is now I am at present located in a pretty The Captain then gets busy, Mr. Cottrell was the oldest son of exhibit that will be a credit to the France, May 22, 1918 bids for a thousand feet of receiving And strives to make it suit, little French town located by a large Dearest Folks: iron casing, which will be used SamudI Cottrell and Florence Taylor county. County Farm Bureau Agent s and is all the good fishing canal, where there By shifting baggage Just a line to let you know that below the cement to a depth of 1630 Cottrell and was bom at Charlton, j yt j, Thayne, O. II. Nel.ion, MIfs Eva On a shavetail Second Lieut, swimming. As for hunting wild ani- 1 am still in the best of health and feet. Drilling operations have caused Medlock, near Manchester, England, Nielson, girl club organizer, and Miss mals, we have to go further east, am , u widespread interest among people of January 20, 1839. llis parents joinetl E,vicile Lee, home demonstrator, who getting along fine in all respects. f The said Lieutenant where there is an abundance, and the TniBt ponders, that this letter finds you all And beth Salt Lake and Ogden. In the last the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- - were present expressed their wdlling- strokes his smoothy jaw, law is out the year round. So, "Mr. the same. ' few days scores of automobile parties day Saints in 1838, and emigrated to ness to unite and work for the suclookThen the fellows calls see if Sergeant trusty you any America in 1841, in company with cess of the exhibit. The board will Epperson, I was given permission this morning have visited the rig. him And dotvn the law. them to send kind of for that lays P. Pratt and Joseph Fielding. deride later as to the amount to sport ing to tell my present station. Dqring The firms of Dern & Thomas, Guy Farley over. I think by inquiring at the The family went direct to Warsaw, pur last move our headquarters was It. La Coste, and The Sergeant calls; the Corporal, nearest recruiting office they woud be moved back to Tours. It is about near Nauvoo, 111,, living there until The clerk was instructed to write company, who are financing the Explains how it must be, the death of the after Joseph to given free meal tickets and transpor- the third largest city in France and Prophet Frank Williams in regard to ' T Then the Corporal calls a Private, Union, now bay there will be no delay Smith, when they moved to Nauvoo, tation. The old and is .very sprinkling wagon he is using and to .picturesque, for an absorption plant, forthgei Ahd that poor Privates me! There are several fellow's from Loire WilCouncil' thence where to Bluffs, and write to Mrs. John Linford concernthe river runs through city traction of gasilone as soon as the gas Davis county here now. .We corres- adds lie in was the 1850, n baptized We year its to ing, an application in regard to road beauty. From Judge by Corporal W. W. flows on a permanent basis. This is considerably The Grant. Elder pond often, but as yet I havent been are quartered in French barracks and George family by sprinkling. Jones, No. 617 Aero Squadron, Avi- expected to occur shortly. In the reched Salt Lake by ox team Seplucky enough to see any of them yet. we have things pretty nice now comAn apropriotion of $37.50 .was made ation Camp, Morrison, Va. are meantime, negotiations pending tember I just heard from Howard Larkins last until there 1852, 20, living to had. Eleven fca buy arsenic for the eradication of pared with what we have looking to the formation of the com1854, when they moved to Farming- - the grasshoppers. night, also Leo Ware and Emil White-sid- other officers and CONTRACT LET FOR NEW the of for a construction pipe ton. For a number of pany a few days gao. - AU seemed to years William Lave a" large room to ourfor SURFACED ROAD line to the Salt "Lake City HARD myself be well and feeling fine. Cecil Frew selves. The rest of the men are quarwas engaged in hauling gTanite from MARRIAGE LICENSES County Commissioner Arthur Hess the handling of natural gas. Large Little Cottonwood canyon for the from North Davis is still with me. in street a the across large tered Denver and' Wyoming interests are just July 18. J. Tracey and Mable R. of Farmington has announced that the Mr. Epperson, I think I have re- Salt Lake temple, and also did much ButJi stable and they are also quite commissioners with the the of of Salt Lake City. cavalry well, watching progress of have Davis county to subdue the waste places- - He was ceived at legist one out of five of fixed. a view to entering the field. 38. Nick Alexander and Edna comfortably tenths July seven and three contracted for an active church worker and for 30 The Reflex, but at that I feel quite. weather has taken a sudden miles of bitulithic Booker of Salt Lake City. the Davis a At directors on the meeting during paving lucky. Am sending you a small riece years had been librarian of the Farman(J hag been warmer than Leo Thelps and Evelyn 38. change comweek to was the announced it July that The road state county highway. of poetry which I composed last night,; bla2M ington ward. the pagt week. of Ahlberg be paved extends from Bountiful to pany was entirely free from all 'inMurray. The surviving children are: J. W., Sincerely yours. Am sure sorry I didnt- smuggle July 18 F, E. Layne and Evelyn Centerville, Davis county already has debtedness and had a healthy surplus S. A.r C. J. and R. T Cottrell, Mrs. HENRY MORGAN kodak over with me because I of Ogden. in Shipley the and the mies.of cement road, treasury, O. A. Williams of Kaysville, Mrs. P. could get some splendid pictures. I intention of the commissioners isto Sara Gealaby and Mary 18, July As soon as the permanent flow of A. Papworth, Mrs. A. L. Vincent, Mrs. THE TRAIL OF THE BETTING SUN believe' I see more than nine out of Petti of Salt Lake City. john add to this as rapidly as possible. this well is established, the directors N. K. Whitney, Mrs. C. B. Layton of I stood and watched the setting sun. ten of the fellows do because as soon. The bitulithic road for which the con22. Kenneth J. Wood of Farm-ingtoi- n July announce that the company will be- Layton, Miss Genevieve Cottrell and As it sank, oer the western hills, as they are off- - duty they go and tract has been let wilL cost aproxi-matelAnnie and Viehweg of Clifton," gin the drilling of a second well, in all Mrs. Ethel Erickson of Mt. Pleasant. It seemed to leave a trail of gold Idaho. flop on their hunks w'hile another lad J18.000 a mile. The Strange-Maguir- probability to be located about a mile "Funeral services were held in Salt When my eyes began to fill. and myself beat It out and sefe things July 23. J. C. Dadgson and Elizacompany of Salt Lake will north of the piesent well, and close to Lake City last Sunday and the burial thousands of dolbeth tourists that II. Mickelson of Salt Lake City. pay 'do the work, the shore of Great Salt Lake. I longed to follow this sunlit trail, was in the family lot in Farmington to come and see. This is one lars July 23. Israel B Smedley of To my Lome" across the sea, This location is said to be a perfect City jeemetery. A number of Farm Bountiful the from of away being and Lydia Henriekson of RUTLEDGE REJECTED Where anxious hearts are yearning advantage anticiine, and there is already on the ington relatives and friends attended Newton. Another good thing is that we front. And a mother waits for me. Dr. G. D. Rutledge of Kaysville, who ground a water well sunk to a depth the services at Salt Lake and at the Pa arent. bothered so much back here volunteered for service as an army of approximately 230 feet, which gives cemetery. with the cooties. Some places they This trail seems long and narrow. GIRLS WANTED been rejected on a perpetual flow of natural gas, carryTo this dear old home of mine. are so bad that you have to lay awake doctor, has finally Girls wanted at tho Kaysville Candis- ing a heavy gasoline content, which is Dont forget the Sunday school outis at night and bean them with a club account of his eyes. He sadly Where the sun now shines upon It, 1. at ning Lagoon his factory to work In beans. Adv. bver ing Thursday August easily lighted. rejection. as they race up and down your back. appointed And there, will always shine. & 'v linn mu Jv( NOTES 1 vliLUnu J has-bee- - i j - nine-thirt- y . ( , .I'm. I v 7 . Thom-masse- 10-inc- h . Evans-Morris-Whitn- ey -- -- -- ' es y e , 66 a, f iff 4 y I 1 wtwoMtvwm. ja xwimww. rs M V s 4 'aw I? ttn . TT A -- Vi ' TTv - 1 O't - - ro IK liii ,4 It 'i44i lisi ... The Startling and Daring Exposure of thq. Gret When one .sees this great picture they know what America is fighting. for . - .... La Tenia Theater, Layton, Saturday Evening, July Adults, 30 cents PRICES OF ADMISSION S 27th Children, 20 CO |
