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Show son Bangcrter, will start on their return trip home, this 'Saturday, however, they will stop oyer in Malad and other Idaho cities to visit relatives. Mr. Bnrgcrter has a position in a store in Seattle and a brother of his has started a store of his own and expects to start another in August which will bo the second unit of a chain store no hopes to launch. Success to you, Utahn.- Miss Virginia Barlow, chief operator op-erator at tho local telephone exchange, ex-change, will Wve for Ocean Park where she will n.ike her home with her mother, Mrs. Lucy Ear-low. Ear-low. Before leaving she will visit her sister, Mrs .Green in Layton. Miss Ruth Cottell wil lbe the chief now at the telephone exchange. A party was given by Miss Barlow Tuesday night at Mueller's Park before leaving. Celebrate at the Bountiful Tabernacle Tab-ernacle squnrc on the Fourth. You wil lhave a good time. It was report dat council meeting meet-ing Wednesday evening that quite a number of people were delinquent in the pavment of water meters installed after the first were put in. The first have been paid but the rest remain to be collected. Charles Amott of Salt I.ake and Helen Stringham of Bountiful took out a marringc license this week. Dale. StahJ.e., wh.i had been home on js vacation since ho graduated as a medical doctor a month ago, in Philadelphia, will return to that BOUNTIFUL The Misses Ilelun and Dorothy Hesser are spending the summer in California. They are visiting relatives rel-atives in Oakland, San Francisco and Santa Cruiz. Mrs. S. A. Doughty, who has been visiting in Iowa, returned lat Thursday. On her return, she was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. E. R. Iowenberg, and young son, Terry Gere. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brauer announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, Aui-elia, to Terence 0sn, tho marriage to take place in July. Henry Harrison of Bountiful, . Star Vallev. Wvo. and Los Angeles city this week-end to enter tne nos-pital nos-pital that is connected with the school, to do intern work for the next two years. Vi V Miss Lola Brough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Brough, and Cecil Eonham, wil lhe married next Monday, June 29. The young couple cou-ple will make their home in Clinton. Clin-ton. Mr. and Mrs. George Austin Ford of Knoxville, Tenn., is visiting visit-ing with his mother, Mrs. Ford Cleverly. This being their first trip west was enjoyed very much. They motored here. He was impressed im-pressed very much by Salt Lake and the Mormon people. Mr. Ford is the assistant editor of the Knoxville Knox-ville Independent and we know he will have some very good things to sav of the Mormon people and the West. George A. Ford, editor of the Knoxville Independent, of Knoxville, Knox-ville, Tenn., wife and baby are here visting with Mr. Ford's mother, Mrs. Fred W. Cleverly. The fa. ther of the editor, George W. Ford is 81 years of age and has been publishing the Independent for 41 years. The junior 5lr. Ford had not seen hjs mother for 16 years. Helen Stringham of Bountiful and Charles Lanier Amott of Salt Lake City took out a marriage license li-cense this week in Salt Lake. The Loma theater opened Tuesday Tues-day night after having been closed a week for remodeling. was in town today. He had just returned re-turned from Star Valley where he had spent a couple of weeks with his son, who has been a government govern-ment forester there, for about twenty year, and visited with his brother, William Harrison and other oth-er relatives and friends. He had a delightful time in the hils where trout abound. He expects to leave for Los Angeles next week where he spends the greater part of his time with his children. While Mr. Harrison cannot see to read yet he says he can see the pictures in picture shows and gets a good deal of enjoyment out of them as well as the radio. He has a number of children living in Los Angeles. Alvin Ford of Centerville was over to see a doctor today to get treatment for an out break of poison ivy. Dave Lawson, who has been down from. Wasatch for about a week, expects to return this week-end. Earl Stacey returned Thursday from quite an extensive visit in the Uintah Basin country. Miss Floraine Evans spent Tuesday Tues-day in Ogdcn visiting with her mother, Mrs. Ida E. Evans. Several members of tho Henry Clay family attended the funeral of his brother-in-law, John Kynas-ton, Kynas-ton, in .Bancroft, the first of the week. ' The two old frame buildings north of'C- A. Trumps shop on Main Street rp heinw rvm Hnwn Frank Herbert McCausley and La Von Hanson, both of Salt Lake now, but formerly Miss Hanson, was of Bountiful, were married this week. Miss Hanson moved to the city with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Hanson and family about five years ago. A number of th eschool teachers teach-ers from this district are attending attend-ing tho . convention in Portland. They drove up in one of the school busses. John Stacey and wife expect to leave Logan, today for Rexburg where they expert to spend the next couple of months. Mr. Stacey has just completed his special .musical studies in Logan. Edna Wilson who played a guitar gui-tar and sang in a contest with seven others, at a theatre in Salt Lake, Wednesday night was successful suc-cessful in capturing a $12.50 cash prize with every indication that she would also be engaged to sing over the;Tf dio. Miss Norma Ruga of Salt Lake is spending the summer here with her sister, Mrs. Wilkerson. The Misses Helen and Jessie Goal of Wyoming are here visiting with their brother, Earl. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl , - - Oeae of Mt. Emmons, grandson of John Kynaston who died at their home, had to undergo a second op-- ration, at the L. D. S. hospital in " Salt Lake, Tuesday for puss in the I hip. Funeral services were held Sun-day Sun-day afternoon at he Bountiful tabernacle for Joseph Day, under the direction of Bishop Quayle Cannon. Former Governor Charles R. Mabey and Bishop James E. Burns were the speakers. Interment Inter-ment took place in the Bountiful cemetery. Eddie Talbot is down from Barley, Bar-ley, Idaho, visiting relatives and friends. It will be wonderful if the spot of snow in the hollow near the summit on Sessions mountain pan hold out till the 4th of July. The snow bank is getting small. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ferney entertained en-tertained at a delightful dinner Thursday eveninjr in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Masheson. Mrs. Matheson was formerly Miss - Emma Lawrence, a bride of the - week. Parents of the bride and groom were also present. We think we had about the most pectacular display of lightning when the electrical storm was on Wednesday night we have seen in years. A brush fire started, Wednesday in the hills near Dry hollow east of Bountiful but about 1G0 yonng men from the CCC camp put it out - before it had covered much more ttan a quarter section of land. This U land that is now in the VrWtch national forest reserve. It Is sure -a fine think now that when a fire tart8 on the mountain there is swneone whose dutv it is to put it out instead of letting 1t burn for weJct unnoticed, burning the fire wood and timber. De to ajfall while turning wa-w, wa-w, Mrs. Thomaa Barningham injured in-jured her ihoulder .Monday, and Mrs. James- Badger sustained Injuries In-juries to heT arm through a fall. Rulon Bapgerter and wife of Seattle, Washington, who have een here visiting with Mr. Bang-erter's Bang-erter's parents, ilrt and Mrs. Or- |
