| Show if THE GREEN Geo in X-SK£ ill SIX ranz Salt Lake Mrs W V RIVER was the a first business visitor of the week at Seattle arrival of rancisco She the also Pacific witnessed leet at DAY the San With Our Exchanges Ilinrichsen was hostess last riday afternoon to the members Jones left Sunday for of the whist club Those present Kansas City where she will visit for E E Mesdames Johnston several weeks were: rank II Beebe W Kendrick Levi Mrs Phillip Dufford and infant son McClurg Hilton Gould Wm Phalen visiting in Sunnyside with relatives L C are John Phalen Beebe J Johnston this week E A D E Baldwin Dufford Henry N Phalen J Powers J J Kendrick Levi came over from Moab Jack J S Orr Misses Helen Spalding on Saturday and spent several days and Marjory Dufford Laura Wim with his family here Mrs A D and Mrs L C Beebe entertained at a dinner party last Monday night in honor of the three brides Mrs Roy Graham Mrs L H Beebe and Mrs John Stark Covers were laid for D Hinrich-sen Mr and Mrs A D Mrs A Lewis Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beebe Mrs Roy Graham Mr and II Mrs L Beebe and Mrs John Stark Dancing was enjoyed during the served evening and refreshments at a late hour While watching a baseball game last riday Henry Halverson was by bat hit between the a eyes and knocked unconscious His nose was badly broken and he had to be sent at once to the Grand Junction hospital unusually Mr Halverson is an large man and the fact that the force of the bat knocked him over shows that it is only a miracle that he was not killed Walter McPherson was at the bat ball took a swing at the missed it and the bat flew from his hand striking Mr the Halverson in sheep stock cars Monday to Cisco Utah loading - Grand Junction News Moab mer Harry Wood was over from week-end with his and spent the Mr and Paul parents Mrs Wood Misses Inez Gibbs and Amy Halverson left last Saturdayfor Lincon Neb where they will attend college this winter D E and Mrs Baldwin daughter from Moab the first of the were over week visiting with her father S W Dufford and family A J Taylor was an arrival Sunday and is viorning from Newton Kan lossie of visiting with his daughter Ke will this city remain here for several days (nee Graham Alta Mrs Roy Lewis) was an arrival last Saturday and is from Denver Colo visiting her A D with mother Mrs Lewis for a few days of Dr Sheldon and wife Ouray Colo stopped off in Green River last riday while en route to California and spent riday with Rev and Mrs W G McConnell Miss Elsie Gibbs who for the past two weeks has been visiting with her Mr and John Gibbs parents Mrs left Saturday for Lincon Neb where she is connected with college work there Mrs W B McCue returned to Sunnysidelast iiday after a week's stay in Green River looking after their property here The McCues will make their home in Sunnyside this consigned for left many parties who Grand Junction early yesterday morning to enjoy the Collbran fair were Mr and Mrs Albert Maxwell Mrs John A Sprott Miss Margaret Sprott and Miss Alice Ward Mr and Mrs will Clyde Sprott They return today - Grand Junction News the Among Mr SLACKERS ‘The double-deck Twenty were Albert Turner returned from his California where he and family spent several months Mrs Turner and the children and Mrs Turner's remained mother Mrs T V Conway the on coast The family went to the California for benefit of Mrs Turner's health - Grand Junction Sentinel has G J breezed (alias "Jim") Brewster in Wednesday from El Paso for a couple of weeks in the old face town He's the same old Jim looking if than anything handsomer usual OBSERVE COLUMBUS DAY He reports Joe is with a big hide and in N Plans for first leather Albuquerque Utah's celebration company is nice of M and taping a Columbus day legalized as a holiday course :n by the last legislature have been bookkeeping and Spanish to fill in tentatively formed by an executive his time - ruita Mail committee composed ofrepresentative Italian residents of the state An This week the first issue of the Times-Independent will Moab make advisory committee composed of Salt its winter The good-will and Lake business men has also been appearance of the to aid in making two papers - the Plans are rapidly taking shape for arrangements businesses the big Chautauqua Picnic that will Since October 12 the date set by Moab Independent and the Grand Valley take place riday night in the Dispatch law as a holiday falls on Sunday the Times - have been merged The yard A of the supper served cafeteria las been new company will be nostponed to business style and a splendid musical program celebritija conducted from the plant of the Times will be the main features October 13 Italian while arrangementshave been made According to Anselmo Several light and refreshing showers for the sale of the Independent consul who is chairman of the execu have helped the roads and most itself well of equipped with modern the vegetation with the exception five committee organization plant every of the hay Quite a lot of hay was in the state will be invited to participate and machinery The down and the rains have slightly editor- of the Times Loren L Taylor and letters have already been damaged the fourth cutting will have editorial to of the charge of the new sent city most state and red Sergeant J V razier was an arrival officials Strong impressario and officers of the various paper whle Sunday from Salida Colo He of the will be civic Independent business just been organizations has recently discharged fraternal and with the in the manager This merger is one that served Engineers will be by the NOT INCREASE welcomed Colorado railroad work lie is visiting with his WHY many friends in Green River YOUR BUSINESS? friends of Moab and the border Utah the John Stark and wife were arrivals county' of Grand as well as by last An advertisement in the Times-Independentwell-wishers of the Thursday from Indianapolis Ind two gentlemen will help and are visiting for a few days at the increase most you imm&litely concerned We home of her father P W Jones Mr your sales and business Nine fami-les hope Moab's internecine warfare is and Mrs Stark are en route to Ogden of out every ten in southeastern at an the advent of the end with where Mr Stark is employed to Utah are subscribers for their home Times-Independent and teach in the Public schools there we wish the borrows and the N A paper editor and business manager Mrs Milton and son W A new the Someone both of Milton arrived last week from Phoenix paper and reads it whom are competent and in will able field Ariz anil are visiting with her every family read your in the men ultimate any in the Times-Indeepend-ent son G ii Milton and family of this of success - ruita Mail city Mrs Milton will in remain There never was and never will Green River all winter her son expects be permanent successful business to make only a short visit here if it a fails to talk to the people through J R Mrs Cheney returned last the local paper Thursday from a three months visit The stork left a girl at the home of on the Pacific Coast She visited several Mr and Mrs Ray Hurst Your order for job work will points in Washington and Oregon The threshermenare busy on the immediate efficient attention attending the National Convention Porter and Nielson farms of the Order of the Eastern Star when given to the Times-Independent Mrs Ann' Jones is assisting loyd Nielson in the Nielson Cash store Shutt is in town attending W G plumbing to the end of his business Jesse Black has been busy the past i A few days removing the surplus locks of the Blanding sports riday night there was a welcomehome for the returned soldiers X and alldance had a good time The Wilkin Brothers are over this week doing electrical work in the Perkins home new Adams and We have just received a new lot of kalsomine f A T Geo Black and can furnish you with most any color manager of the T you may Ideal hotel the formerly Carroll X desire "full hotel reports a house" every t night A I Mr and Mrs Amasa J Redd are rejoicing over the safe arrival of girl their first-born a who made her ): appearance this week I Miss Melba Ashton came in last from Salt week Lake City accompanied by A Miss Ruth Peterson They AA will both teach school here A Commissioner Geo W Perkins took X a bunch of California tourists to the We also have a large assortment of paints and A natural bridges this week They are a brushes on hand Our line of floor variiish and party of four and are traveling by is polish complete try a coat of this polish and see A£ auto A how much nicer the Blanding has had a large crop of exterior of your house will £ peaches and plumbs and has look been to supply the i able needs of most of I the local people as well as Monticello and Bluff I P Mrs J Johnson recently a severe paralytic stroke I at Indian creek and it was necessary to bring her home She is reported to be improving t Wilford S Ashton came home last I week being the last of the soldier boys to be mustered out He saw active fighting in and spent rance the in time armistice I some Coblenz after Cooler weather is here I We can furnish you with the glass to put in those broken windows now E Thompson and A S Kimball have commenced the foundation work J for their new store building just east of the Nielson Cash store They to carry a full line of groceries and drygoods i A I A banquet Thursday waslastgiven afternoon for the of the returned soldiers who included: W S Ashton I Morley Guymon Loyd Adams Geo A Johnson Jr I5 Dave Black Jr A A Porter Parley Woolsey and Guy Washburn selected up-to-date RECKONING O I dav Americans Americans he dawn" THURSDAY UTAIh MOAB TIMER-INDEPENDENT OR her La Miss APPROACHES honor at afternnoon reckoning for pseudo Americans and little near approaches in public life of is R Msr Reid was the guest party Saturday and at home of Mr occasion being Reid the Vein of J- Games lawn a and and Hundred Two : young and Rent or ( American ijij birthday About people were ive o clock when refresh-were served by Misses La V Vern Louise Clark una the SEPTEM BER 18 eleventh five of the reply of the part Texas correspondent Legion to a who asked The American the official magazine Legion Weekly of American of the national organization to veterans of the great war the Legion's slogan "Policies That GIVEN PARTY LAWN Seventy-five Acre Pasture define Politics" Not the to its butter things do say tons 0 1 hay of 00 1 of good of 3 tons fodder corn tons corn Thos i Letter Sale or adheres American Legion Not slogan- ‘Policies "it Politics'-the Legion announces conceivably will have a great deal to with politics with Not narrow do The Legion was conceived partisan politics and is being built of a bigness far But it soundness above that and is is going to take cognizance of what sound practice and what is not sound practice in the political readjustment! of the country Its members are not going to wink at political flabbiness Nor are: and political rottenness public they going to temporize with would-bc public servants whose or Americanism is found tainted with suspicion "The word has gone out already - sent it to National Headquarters - 3500 Posts urging every one of the vigorous opposition to aspirants for public office whose loyalty to America has been brought in question The question of party affiliationsis not of the slightest moment or consideration This is entirely a matter of policy and sound practice "There is no place in public life for ? draft-dodging slackers any more than there is for the type of slacker 't' who was able to buy Liberty Bonds X and failed to do so We do not believe ' it is sound practice to put them X now in places of responsibility leadership and honor We do not believeI the public wants to put them there x and we do not believe they are going to be put there in the future Certainly not if the American Legion 't' can preventit And we believeit can" X "While McGuire Larsen On the Tommy Richardson Ranch Utah - Stage Moab-Thompson Schedule ' Thompson To Mail and Passenger Car Leaves Passenger Car Leaves Moab ' Moab 5 p 10 a m m i Two reight Trucks Leave Every Morning To j Moab I Mail and Passenger Passenger Car Car Leaves Leave Thompson Thompson reight Trucks Two heads envelopes statements calling cards wedding invitationst catalogues posters checks wrappers-we print these t and we do good work if we 4 Times-Independent so The - Moab Leave 8 5 Each I a m 4 p m I Afternoon- Company Garage J non-subscriber advertisement Paints and A B STATE BANK receive Kalsomine 0 M BLANDING RECORD WARRANTS The reports of Window the Brushes Glass shows banking laws business and consideration to go substantial and safe OUR justifies the faith adherence careful transaction honest interests make and progress Strict AITH of of our to the depositors' institutiona this reliable depository RECORD of our and great number of depositors protection assures experienced intend Williams bank this successful investment 1 u mlilw'iiViVfai itiii PAGE Drug You get the benefit of the best equipped job office in eastern Utah when you order your printing from the Times-Independent J P MILLER H President Moab i State "THE BANK WITH A HEART" W BALSLEY Cashier Bank I U T |
