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Show ' J?ATS'N POINTERS. Koteg of Iijtcrest, pa'lierpfl by Our Regular Coir epond nt'. Favson, Utuh, Feb 27. 1890. J C. Graham and .las. Kuudsop of Piovo wero I n Payson yosterday. Tho Globe-Header failed to show a lyo mouniu)n llqn story of ijdvonturo Inst Issue. Dr. Seymour B Young and Wm. B, Doiiifall, l wo prominent Salt Lkem, spent Synday u Payson. Tho First word peoplo prrjent ' draniii entitled "Mmy I'rlco" for a Sunday echpol beueQt pu Sututday,. March 4. Mrs. Wni Ferrc, tho flourishing mil-llnrr, mil-llnrr, ha moved Into her new store, which affords moro'ronni lohhowotr the coming st.V'O of the new Btock of lateil fud and fancy, Tho editor of the GlobV. Header s In tho new, club latclvoruamzod here, and iius donned the gloves ns nil experiment. experi-ment. Ho may lake training and semi out a chnllenge for 11 bout before long, Mrs, W. 0. Wlghtmiin.Ravn a dinner to a few relatives nnd friends yesterday yester-day in honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. M. Uiirlls, who will soon leave for Arizona. Her hiband went there lnt Till with a view of reaching Mexico l oforo returning homo lo Payson. Tho city fs draining tho Spring Lnko pond with n view to refllljng It for a city reservoir, und j titling in nn Iron pipe und watpr goto. There was two or three wagon loads of carp taken out of tho deep mtudy bottom. Tho reservoir res-ervoir will be a great nddlllou to the water supply when prpperly controlled nod enred for under iho now water ordluancn lately passed by tho council. There will bo a re-union of old folks at Payson ou Wednesday, March 8, at tho Tabernacle for all-over 70. A committee com-mittee was named for tho occasion and purpose yesterday afternoon of tho following fol-lowing persons: Geo. W, Hancock, Thus. Ii. Daniels, Francis M. Elmer, Isaac A. Hancock and Samuel Marsh, to Uo added Mrs. M. D. Simons and Juno Tannor,' presidents of thu relief societies of each ward. |
