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Show gUOlllllllllUllllMIM A HOME PAPER FOR j 1 DEVOTED l HOME PEOPLE k TO THE 1 INTERESTS OF JUAB COUNTY I 1 si!!l!!!!l!!!l!iiilll! The Times, Vol. 15, No. 39. Nephi, Juab County, Utah,'. Friday , Sept. 2Cth, 1924. WEEKLY BUDGET WILL BOND FOR OF LEVAN NEWS CITY HALL Erection of Building Almost A Necessity Say Officials Tax Committee Meet With Council Action Approved ELECT DELEGATES The Democrats of this city met 'Wednesday,; er.cnfgjc la the' Court-hous- e and elected the following delegates and alternates to attend the Democratic county convention to be held in Eureka next Wednesday October 1st: R. H. Evans. Earl Gadd J. C. Hall, and J .W. Whitmore. Alter nates, V. M. Foote, A. B. Gibson, Jos eph Brown, and Burdette Sperry. A. V. Gadd was chairman of the meet ing and A. V. Pyper Secretary. LOCAL STUDENTS ENROLL AT B. Y. U. The following students from East Juab county have enrolled at the B, Y. V. Provo, Utah, during the first week of registration: Margaret Linton, Anna Grace. Raymond Bail ey, Cleon C. Sanders, Wenonah Mil ler. Annie Stephenson, Alice Sowby, Lillian Worthington. Velma Barnes Ellis A. Sanders, all of Netyhl, Alton Young, Mona, LcGrande Mangelson and Felton Hickman of Levan. - , , . p- . J a Peterson entertained the lub Thursday evening. Erick Sorosis Mr. LeGrande Mangelson has gone to Provo to attend the B. Y. U. Mrs. parents I - n - President and Mrs. A. H. Bellis ton, Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Cole 'and daughters Emma and Ellen, visited the Sunday school here Sunday, enjoyed Spt. ltth. Everyone present a rare treat listening to the encour aging remarks and strong testimon lea given by th visiting brethren and sisters, also the musical num bers so well rendered by the Cole Sisters. Louis McCann. prominent ranche of this place transacted business In Nephi Wednesday. Nl'MMV NHnoi, rONKKKKMH AT SOUTH V.'ltI StXD.IY Next Sunday Sept. 28th, the Sun day School Conference of the South ward will be held. There will be two sessions of the conference. In the morning at 10.30 a. in. and the afternoon at 2 p. m. The officers of the Sunday school urge the parent to attend both sessions. Special pro trains for the occasion have prepared. been , Mr. Thomas H. Wnrthlngton re turned from Salt Lake Monday where she had been with her daughter Mrs Illa Harrison, who underwent a operation the latter part of the wee t the L. D. S. hospital. John T. Kay of Vernal was a Mona visitor this week. Mr. Kay had charge o tthe dinosaur caravan which brought thirty-fiv- e wagon loads of fossilized bones from Eastern Utah to the University of Utah last week. i - i LaVar Burton is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Richard Iversou Frank Taylor visitor this week. Mrs. is a '. ' , the wedding of their Miss Erma Jackman. grand-daught- Mrs. Marion Christensen er .J !A entertain ed a number of friends Tuesday evening at a birthday dinner party Mr. C. Ray Kimball has gone . - J v f Provo and Salt Lake City where will receive medical attention. - ' - - t v L. M. Monson of Provo, a former teacher in the schools here, was in town this week calling on old friends. fc I- Mrs. Lloyd Blackham of Moroni is spending a week here visiting with relatives and friends. v-J n Hh : t tK?:t$ V i - r j ' r - v. , '.'.At"' t ' t Jackman have gone to Salt Lake City to attend ' 1 : -- Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. A. L. t v. After the Sacrament services the meeting of last Sunday was given over the Genealogical Society A. L ureen was in charge and a good program was given. John S. Neilson was the principal speaker and gave an able talk on genealogical work and its relation to the teachings of Mormouism. Music was furnished by the Relief Society Choir and Miss Leah King who sang a solo. A good sized crowd was present and seemed to enjoy th program. '! ,;fiJ. W r U - f-- . Miss Edna Shepard of Salt Lake was here this week visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Eustace Mendenhall of Payson visited in Mona this week. -- " Mr. Earl A. Beck spent Saturday and Sunday in Provo. Miss Albertus Lynn is down from Salt Lake for a visit with her mother Mrs. Edward Kay. A MR. AND MRS. CELEBRATE J Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Evans and Mr and Mrs. Byron Evans were Sanpete visitors last week. '. R. BLACK GOLDEN WEDDING WEEKLY CROP AND WINS SERIES Game Wednesday Demon strated The Superiority of Locals Team From Dividend Lack The Punch. By winning Wednesday' game th local ball players again took the $300 series from the Dividend team. Al though the game this week was not as good as the two previous contents, no room tert for doubt as u,0' to the superior playing ability of the nome boys. From start to finish there was very little cause for worry as to the final result. The Dividend team are a game bunch of ball nlavera but they seem to lack the punch at critical periods of the game to put over the winning runs. The game Wednesday was a little ragged at imes and the high scoring of 17 to 14 In favor of Nephi tells the story f a slug-fein which the pitchers were hit hard during several of the Ole Boswell pitched the innings. first five innings and then retired in favor of Leland Belliston who held the visitors down to a couple of tal lies the remainder of the game. The visiting team also used two pitchers. Some of the feature hitting of the local team follows: Leland Belliston, three bagger; Arvil Sperry, three, two-bahits; Ole Boswell,. two-bas- e hit; I. M- - Petty, a three base hit, and a two-bas- e hit; Rodger Lunt, three bagger. This game will probably be the last of the season unless Dividend should again feel sporty and come back for a third dose. st se WEATHER REPORT DELEGATES ELECTED The Golden wedding celebration of HIGH SCHOOL NOTES " Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Black, highly resTO CONVENTION The Ladies Literary ciub have re OF THE WEEK Heavy to killing frost was ' rather took of residents this pected city organized and will have the first place last Sunday, September 21st, at widespread Sunday morning, causing meeting next Thursday. their home here ,at which the family principal injury to tomatoes and al A well attended and a few invited guests were present primary was For the first time in two years a falfa seed, though some other grow- held The stork visited the homes of H. the courthouse Tuesday evela Mr. Black is a native of England, young mens Glee Club has been or ing crops were injured R. Francom and Harry Crane this slightly. The ning for the purpose of electing been bom at St. Hilliers, Is- - ionized under the direction of Mr. principal alfalfa seed occurred fifteen deleeatea to attend the Repub injury week leaving a fine boy, at each havingof -Uftpd Jersey. Xecmber, 27tV 1?5XJ.i.en. OUicwar Reeled- - TaemliiyJ I i Htflf;; . o ''. Wlch jpiaceV .. I 4.. in tllo . Ho pnmo . In . rVt . . ...... I!ni(url B;i.tcj v, v.. q. in nwR- v n Nfarr.. iirftfiinpTir." the seed ts still standing. The drought lican county convention to be bield'fn this city next Monday morning at 11 ober, 1854, after a voyage of thirteen Rulon Cowan, Eugene continues unabated, threatening the m. In the courthouse. Jas. Gar weeks crossing the Atlantic ocean on lieck, secretary-treasure- r; Lee Bail fall sown grains and winter pastures the COURT ADJOURNS the sailing vessel "Golconda," coming ey, reporter. and ranges In many sections. Suga rett Jr., precinct chairman called g to order and on motion was by way of the GuK of Mexico. The Deets and potatoes and ranges in chosen as chairman of the primary. UNTIL OCTOBER 13TH family of illr. Black first' settled in and Devotional exercises were held many sections. Sugar beets Utah county, living for two years in have done well as a rule Harry Beagley was elected secretary. morning at 11.15 a. m. potatoes The were following Payson, and four years in Santaquin; Wednesday are and noon. rapidly. Some pot chosen to attend thedelegates maturing until Opening prayer, C. W convention: P. coming to Nephi in March, I860, atoes been have Peaches and dug. Johnson; two piano solos, Miss Reta The September term of the Fifth where he has resided ever since. J Sanders, W. G. Orme, James W. two readings, Asenath Grov- - pears have been picked generally and Paxman, Dennis Wood, H. D. Golds-broug- h, District court was adjourned Monday Sperry; in Mary Emily Black, was born er; talk to the student body by Supt picking has begun on early fall ap by Judge Burton, until Monday Oct Jas. Garrett Jr., Mrs. Alfred Livestock are moving Nephi, Oct. 9th, 1S55, the daughter Calvin Smith, and two vocal solos by ples. from ober 13 th. Airs. E. R. Forrest, Wilford J. Orme, of the late Charles and Emily Miller Miss Florence the where snow some higher ranger Sperry. In the estate of Edward Shaw de M. has fallen; and shipments continue Cole, John S. Cooper, Mrs. J. early settlers of Nephi. They ceased, the petition of the administ Sperry, E. R. E. Mr. J. Christensen, Lunt, wero married in the old endowment The Girls Athletic club met Wed rather heavy from many points. Sugar Forrest, Dr. J. A. Booth, and Clar rator for the sale of the real and house in Salt Lake Sept. 21st, elected their offi- beets are in good condition and Ira ence Warner. at noon nesday personal property pertaining to the 1874. To this unionCity, thirteen child cers. The resultand estate was approved by the court af ren were the election fol proving at Smithfield and Lewlston of born, of which nine are still lows: Lois are in good condition at Brig Irene Apples ter a satisfactory showing had been Lunt, manager; n also ham living, eighte'en and potatoes are excellent City were court. Two bids made to the Chase, first assistant; Itha Parkes, and one POLITICAL NOTES grand child. The child second assistant; Florence Chase but moving- slowly. Tomatoes have filed for the purchase of the prop- ren are: great Mrs. Jessie Shepard, Mrs. not well'at Kaysville because erty the highest being that of Fenton Mary A. Tidwell, Mrs. Leona Burgess third assistant; Emma Paxman, secre of ripenedweather. Potatoes are fai Memmott who was awarded the bid Salt Lake and Geneal Carter, re to frosty Rex Charles Black, on tne in City; Lake Salt poor valley administrator porter. by the court, and the June Kendall will be a candidate Black, account of disease and poor stand Roy Black, E. K. Shaw was authorized to convey Idaho Bachtis, Utah; for County Commissioner on the Mrs. Black, from of Falls, a re lack Idaho; Harry water; The Student Body election of the resulting to Mr. Memmott the real estate and Lillie Democratic ticket and will have a Sparks, and Miss Cluytie Black Levan Junior high school was held newal of growth on some ground has good chance of water stock when the terms of the Utah. landing the nominNephi. depreciated the quality. Cool weather ation. resale had been complied with. The county convention is An elaborate banquet was served Wednesday with the following checked tomato and Lehl at ripening Fred vs sult: Reba Poulsen, president; Edith In the case of Cora Lamb held next week in His Eureka. a and musical fine some enjoyed program frost did Jonathan damage. Maurine erick Lamb which had been taken friends say he Is a strong candidate. The following Peterson, secretary-treasurethe evening. Eliza- apple picking has begun at Elberta. Powell, under advisement by the court was during were present: Mr. and Mrs. D. C. beth Alfalfa In still th seed standing McClure, debating manager; ordered dismissed. Sparks and daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Van There is a lively scrap on at Leathletic manager; Delta district was rather badly dam Charles Black and son; Mr. and VeniceShepherd,school social aged, though more than half the van for the Republican nomination Bosh, reporter; Mrs. Harry Black and sons; Mr. and Frank Crane, Vernon seed was cut previously. Alfalfa seed for County Commissioner betweeen Democratic Candidate Mrs. Rex Black nad family; Mr. and committee, Win. Jackman and Harry Crane. The Kanos Bosh. The voting was practically all cut at Mortensen. Beulah Visits Nephi Mrs. Charles Burgess and sons; Mrs. on social committee was a tie and prior to the freeze. Rain Is badly primary will be held tomorrow night the Mayme Tidwell and daughter; Mrs. will be voted for again next week. at and the Amusement hall has been needed for starting fall grain Jessie Shepard and family; Miss Cedar City; the fall and winter live rented for the occasion with a free stock ranger outlook Is very poor picture show thrown In. We are InGeorge H. Dern, the Democratic Claytie Black; Mr. and Mrs. V. J. candidate for Governor of Utah, vis- Sperry; Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Kiwanis Luncheon Frost formed that practically the whole The range Is poor atModena. Florence of ited Nephi yesterday remaining here Sperry and daughter Injured some peaches at Mantl; cat population will be out so great Is the iHeld Monday tie are leaving the higher ranger be Interest. May the best man win. at the Forrest hotel. It Mantl, Utah; Mr. Roy Wing and son over-nigwas planned by the local members of son of Magna, Utah. .Miss Afton Pitt cause of the cold and snow. Rain the party to hold a luncheon yester- of Salt Lake, and the guests of honand frost caused some damage to John Bunnell will more than The regular luncheon of the local alfalfa seed at Duchesne, Myton an day noon at the hotel but the wirs or Mr. and Mrs. Jas. K. Black. Klwunls club was held at the Forerst and Roosevelt, but most of the crop likely be renominated for the four became crossed somewhere and the year term commissioner. Mr. Bunhotel Monday, Will L. Hoyt. presid- had been cut. honored guest failed to arrive here Mrs. Robert Chappcll entertained nell has held this position for the He was met at the ing. The program consisted of two until evenine. past four years and has made a good hotel by a number of the party lead the members of the Social Compan- vocal selections by Mrs. T. W. Allred. ions club Tuesday evening. Sewing accompanied record, and bis Republican friends husband on the her Mrs. by Richardson John ers, and plans for the coming campntertalne was the evening's pastime and at 10 violin, nnd Mrs. Diane will rally around him again. acwas He outlined. In were the of Booth, piano. honor paign yesterday pfternoon p. m. dainty refreshments were serThe of of matter at W. Robinson a club J. sixth birthday of her twin daughters organizing companied by Irons. Mrs. A. E. Fillmore ved to Mrs. was discussed nt some Cella & Thelia. A very delightful tlm Will L. Hoyt, will almost sure to Provo, candidate for attorney general Smith. Mrs. Harry Mrs. Beniston. Lester The party length and it Is expected that the was enjoyed by the young folks pre be renominated on the Democratic on the Democratic ticket. Mrs. Art Mrs. J. C. Joel Irons, Taylor, members will make a trip to the sent and refreshments were served ticket for attorney, and P. J. Sanders left this morning for Delta, Utah. Kendall. Mrs. Mattio Vickers. Mrs. Millard Foote will more than likely be nominated county town before long for to the following: Elizabeth Holibs. Harry Beagley, Mrs. Lloyd the purpose; of organizing. The matter Wilson Foote, Geratdlne on the Republican ticket for the same Caxler, Mrs. George Latimer,, Mrs. Ralph of KKCMVKS rONTUAT having an open season for the Phylls Clarldge, Kent Durham. Mar office. Belliston. Mrs. Win. H. P.el!iton, shooting of Elk was discussed as the FOU IMXMHIXC Dee Wright, Eunice Mrs. Harry Russell, and the hostess club was Informed that this class of garet Wright. Broueh, Alleen Ellison, Aspon EI1I Dr. Steele Bailey, will be Mrs. Cttar'll. game were getting too numerous for son. Beth Burton, Nelda Cowan, Bet for another term as commisand for was of the the good the range. It the heating The contract tie Cowan. Donna Belliston and Mar sioner on the Democratic ticket It unanimous the that club of opinion plumbing of the new Sclplo Hotel Witcher. observed was tha Genealogical Sunday is said. was awarded this week to Kendall In all the L. D. S. meetings of Juab the shooting should be confined to of amount The In of the view fo Junb this residents. county Bros, city. Stake last Sunday. Interesting proThe representative to the legislatMrs. W. C. Adrews motored to the contract is $2500. grams were rendered nnd much in- fact that the expense of bringing She was ure has not been settled upon by formation concerning Temple work thetn here In the first place had been Salt Lake City yesterday. either party yet with any degree of paid by citizens of this county. accompanied by her son J. Will An County Clerk Earl Gadd Issued a was given. A. V. Gadd gave an excellent talk rews, who will attend the University certainty. Perry Fuller of Silver marriage license yesterday to Myrum Rorensen .and Erma Pearl Osbornp during the lunenonn on the duties of of Utah again this winter. This I City has been mentioned for the ReJamb Gibfon who Is employed In citlzenphtp, especially In the matter Mr. Andrews last year In college both of Spring City, Utsh. Bishop C. publican noinination and Mr. Wilkinhe will graduate next spring from tb son of the same place for the Demo-crati- o II. Grace performed thp ceremony Salt Lnke City, spent Sunday with of attending primaries nnd cxerci his family In Nephi. ticket. Ing the franchise on election day. above Institution. that united them man and wife. - .., . L vice-preside- grand-childre- r; r; NOTES FROM MILLS . NEPHI AGAIN FROM MONA Mrs. Roy Jackinan entertained the Sewing Club Wednesday evening Republican primary will be heid Saturday evening in the Amusement perly function in handling the affairs hall. The candidates have furnished of the municipality. a free picture show which will be If it can be arranged it is aimed to shown after the meeting is over. have this vote taken at the same time as the general election is held Tuesday morning the Levan High in ordr to save the added expense of School nominated officers for the holding a special election for this coming year. Excitment and inter est ran high. The final election will purpose. be held next week. NEPHI DEMOCRATS - . . Utah. Mrs. J. A. Bosh and Mrs. A meeting of the finance commit tee of the City Council together with Mayor Bailey, and the taxing com mittee consisting of J. W. Paxman, J. W. Olpin, and A. V. Gadd. met in the council chamber Tuesday evening to check over the plans prepared by R. H. Evans, who was also present for the erection of a new city hall. The facts brought out at the meet ing are in brief as follows: The cost of the contemplated building will be $16,500. It will require about a half mill tax after deducting the amount now paid for rent by the city, for use of jail, rent on present quarters; and use of fire house, which is esti mated at over $100 per month. This half mill tax it is figured will pay the principal and interest in twenty years. It was shown that at the present time the city is greatly handi capped in taking care of its property and in caring for the growth of the city's business. After a thorough investigation the taxing committee approved the call ing of a bond issue as the need for the biulding seemed to tJrem to be necessary in order for the city to pro NEWS HAPPENINGS MR. AND MRS: J. R. BLACK Mrs. Ipez Johnson is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClure. Mrs. Johnson resides at Richfield The News, Vol. 8, No. 39 . oiuity1-.-:wh.er- . e |
