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Show The Page Four i Levan Local-Soci- Local and Social News al Nevs Thursday, June 12, Nephi, Utah Times-New- s, The Livestock , Situation atMiss Florence Stephenson Mrs. Esther Paystrup entertained a number of relatives and friends tended the M. I. A. conference in at her home last Friday afternoon Salt Lake City last week end. Max Latimer visited with relat- the occasion bein gher birthday an niversary, A dainty luncheon was lives and friends last week in SaltLake City. He also had home busserved. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Taylor and iness in connection with the Utah children of Butte, Montana have State Junior police. Arthur Sidwell visited in Provo been enjoying the past week with relatives. They were the guests of on business last week end. P. N. Anderson attended the funMr. and Mrs. N. G. Taylor. A number of the officers of the eral services held in Salt Lake City M. I. A. and Primary organizations Sunday for Judge William H. Folattended conference in Salt Lake ia nd. Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Anderson City last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Christensen were present at the University of Alvin ChristenUtah's commencement exercises on and Mr. and Mrs. sen spent Monday in Provo. They Tuesday evening in Salt Lake City visited in Mapleton with Mr. and where their son Eks Ayn Anderson received his Bachelor of Law de Mrs. DeRay Bird. He was also one of the Mrs. Arthur Menrmott is in Scip-i- o gree. visiting her sister, Mrs. Rulon honor students. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Miller have Robinson. Mrs. T. H. Butterfield and small received word of the birth of a son of Denver is visiting relatives daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A. C. here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley, of Fish Haven, Idaho. Mrs. Loran Stephenson and Mr. and Shirley is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. O. S. Aagard. Miss Beryl Shaw returned to Ne Mrs. Reid Nielsen of Los Angeles spent a few days of last week with phi last Monday after spending the Mrs. Nellie Nielsen and Mr. and past nine months in Los Angeles, California. Mrs. Arvil Wankier. Edward Cox left recently for Mrs. O. S. Aagard entertained at a family dinner Monday night at Monticello, where he has accepted her home. Those from out of town employment. Mrs. F. W. Keller of Price and were Mrs. T. H. Butterfield and son of Denver, and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Miss Barbara Hall of Berkeley. California were week end visitors Taylor of Butte, Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Banilla of at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. P. Cox. on Red Wood City, California left Gaylen Dyreng was the guest of Sunday after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Douglas Cox last week. Mrs. S. B. McCune of Salt Lake Mrs. Mortensen acDoing trick fiding and ',fancy roping at the same time would be Mortensen. the way Bernice companied them to Salt Lake City City is spending a few days with impossible for' most of us, but it looks easy here Mr. and Mrs. David Ockey. Dean idoes it. She will appear here at the Ute Stampede, July 10, 11, 12. where she will viist relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Paxman have Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Winters and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winters vis- been visiting for the past two weeks Miss Beth Soffe is visiting with ited in Centerfield a day last week in New York City. They are exher brother, Lt. Clyde Soffe, and at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Leon pected to arrive home this week family, and also with Sgt. Donald Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. James end. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pay, Mr. L. Gustln of Camp San Luis Obispo, Jensen. Dennis Winter left Tuesday mor- and Mrs. Clarence H. Pay and son California. Mrs. Erma Lomax spent last ning for Roosevelt, where he has Dennis visited last week end in Mr. and Mrs. Clyne Leavitt and week end in Richfield. employment with the Farm Sec- Orderville, and at Bryce and Zion National Parks. children visited at the home of Mr. Ruth Warren recently returned urity Administration. Mrs. Anne Pyper has as guests and Mrs. Dell R. Carter at Rich- to her home after visiting for a this week her daughters and son -field during the week end. few days in Eureka and Provo. in law, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hanson, Tom Hall left Saturday for Fort The following Primary Stake and Mrs. James H. Bradish and He will prob- Board members attended the meetMonroe, Virginia. daughter Joan of Nevada. ably be stationed there for ten ings held in Salt Lake City Friday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Belliston, weeks and then transferred to for the Stake boards: Lucille Booth, Miss Ruth Lunt and Miss Jane Riverside, California. Minnie Halverson, Beatrice Winn, Lunt of Salt Lake City spent SunMr. and Mrs. Udell R. Jensen Norma Bailey, Leta Blackett, Virand family visited last week In ginia Gowers, Helen. Warren left Wednesday day in Nephi. They attended the Lorna Worthington, Salt Lake City with Mrs. Jensens Louise Pyper, Genevieve Belliston foi Salt Lake City where she nas funeral services for Mrs. C. H. Grace. mother, Mrs. Amy Grover, and with and Leila Wilkey. accepted employment. Thomas Memmott of Scipio is visother relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Max Ellison visited Stitchers held a The Happy his Paul Downs of Flagstaff, Arizona and dauWednesday at Leader Irva last week in Pocatello, Idaho. Mrs. iting with was a visitor last week at the meeting Blackett's. Sox were darned and John Ellison accompanied them to ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mchome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs plans made for starting our dress Salt Lake City where she visited pherson. Mrs. W. H. Sperry and Miss Ed. V. Downs. . es Reporter, Marilyn Ellertson. with relatives and friends. They re- Nelda turned to Nephi Thursday. Sperry spent Monday in Salt Mr. and Mrs. Ellison left immediately Lake City. after for their home in San Diego, Califirnia. .NOTICE TO WELL OWNERS Bert Whipple of Provo was the guest or George Sperry Sunday The following Applications have Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hinton and been filed to appropriate underson of St. George visited Sunday ground water from wells in wnn ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. County, Utah, all locations Juab being 1 i A. Kendall. . Mr. Hinton left on from SLB&M. 13552 Monday for Logan to attend sum LeamSpencer Nielson, mer school. Mrs. Hinton and son ington, Ut.; 5.2 g. p. m. for stock remained with her parents, for a watering from well 300 ft. two weeks visit. N. 90 ft. and E. 75 drep at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rasmussen ft. from point SW Cor. sec. 32, T. 13 S-of Provo were dinner guests Sun4 W. 13972 day at the home of Mr. and Eugene Powell, Levan, Mrs. Frank Warner. Ut.; 1 sec. ft for irrigation from Alan Carter returned to his home well 200 ft. deep at point in Rupert, Idaho after visiting for W. 1185 ft. and S. 471 ft. from NR some time at the home of Mr. and cor. Sec. 10, T 15 S., R. 1 W. Mrs. Fred Warren. 14050 H. C. Crane. NeDhl. TTt i Janice Warren is visitintr at the 3.15 g. p. m. for stock 0 watering home of her brother-in-laand from well 150 ft. at point sister, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Irons in E. 1 ft. and S. 1320 deep ft from NE Provo. cor. Sec. 11, T. 13 S., R. 1 W. Mrs. Loye Rice entertained at 14U54 Perrv C Hall. Nnw her home Wednesday afternoon. Ut.; 3.15 g. p. m. for stock Ladies present were Mrs. Lola Ost- ii om wen luw rt. watering deeD at ler, Mrs. Chloe Hawkins, and Mrs. point S. 1320 ft. and E 1320 ft fmm Vera Broadhead. w '4 cor. Sec. 14, T. 13 S.. R 1. W. Between SALT LAKE CITY. Mont Bailey left recently for LoProtests resisting the Errantine- of FLAGSTAFF and PHOENIX to a attend coaching school. gan any oi me Mrs. George Ingram and family with reasons roregoing Applications, Ever day, rain or shine, month in and must be in month out, big, comfortable, of Merrur visited over the week affidavit form,therefor, with copy, buses glide up nd down this end with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and filed with T. H. extra HumDherv .cu,i. mgnwijr, cringing dependable local Foote. State Engineer, 403 State Canitol. service to your community. Richard Garbett of Thatcher, Id- Salt Lake with a fee of $1.00 And, these aame big cteam and crimaho visited with his parents. Mr. on or oeloreCity son Santa Fe Buses connect at Salt Lake August 16. 1941. and Mm. A. L. Garbett last week Oty, Flagstaff, W iclcenbur g and Phoenix T. H. HUMPHERYS. tor all points throughout the Nation. end. STATE ENGINEER Call your A sent for full information. i At Nephi Ute Stampede Trick Rider Will Be Nephi Social News Items Local and Social News 4-- H son-in-la- w fni fftlilflff !Ui n. I LOS ANGELES June livestock have been somewhat weaker than had been anticipated, with both cattle and lamb prices lower than earlier in the year. Market prices have been below earlier expectations in all parts of the country, though prices are still on a favorable basis to growers and are averaging higher than a year ago. California's grass steer crop is meeting less active demand than earlier in the season, due in part to restricted demand for feeder cattle. The better grades of fed steers have held up fairly well, but grass cows have declined to a lange of $6.75 to $7.50 per 100 lbs. for the bulk. A few of the better grades of grass cows are selling as high as $8.00 to $8.50 per 100 lbs. The fat lamb market has been averaging lower than had been anticipated by growers, prices at this time being more than a cent a pound lower than earlier in the season. On the Los Angeles market, choice fat lambs are considered quotable at $9.75 per 100 lbs. The hog market carries a strong undertone and prices are well Lucky Elephant If you want an elephant mascot which will bring you luck, says an expert in India, you must choose one which has the right tusk higher than the left 1941, Oldest College Newspaper The oldest college newspaper in the United States is the Dartmouth, student daily of Dartmouth college, which began publication in November, 1839. markets a year There ago. Is consid- erable interest in increasing pork production on the Pacific coast, especially in the wheat belt where present prices are encouraging a greater production. Some shifting of corn feeding from cattle to hogs is expected in the middle west due to the relatively high price of feeder cattle and a favorable return on hog feeding, due partly to government support of the market. Drouth conditions in the middle west undoubtedly have been a factor in limiting the demand for stoker and feeder cattle, but the situation is not serious as yet and might be changed with a period of rainfall. It is a good time to carefully watch markets because of unusual factors in the trade. The rank and file of western feeders and producers continue to look for a firm market with ever broadening demand due to the still rapidly expanding defense program, which is providing ever increasing payrolls and adding to consumer buying power. Classified Ads WANTED TO RENT house. 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Equip today. vVil o May 13, 1941 Is Notice hereby given that on February 10, 1939, Horace Monroe, whose address Is given as Sdplo, Utah, filed application Salt Lake City 062635 under Section 8 of the Taylor Grazing act as amended to select lots 10, 27, sec. 30, T 16 S., R. BEING Editor. Manager Com III III ; La. DESCRI8EQ AM0 TAff 0 IN THl INOOf Kotumoi Ne- 3, 1878. A. B. GIBSON jA LIBERAL L Entered at tha post office at Nephi, Utah, aa second data mall matter under the act of Congraaa of March DEPOT FORREST HOTEL BUS mm vn v ( f f IftI iit vvl delivers so much :, r f nuicogc ana saiery at such slow price. A TIRES os M- - Here's thousands An'VoarOMTIra of extra miles of dependable service. NHNEH R. SWViNE'4, sec. 13. T. 16 2 W., S. L. M., Utah In exchange for lots 6, 19, sec. 30 T 16 R 1 W., lots 1, 2, SWV4NEV4, NW'4 NHSttSE4. sec. 2, T. 18 S., R. 3 W., S. L. M., Utah, privately owned land. This notice is for the purpose of allowing all persons claiming the selected land or having bona fide objections to the proposed exchange, an opportunity to file their protects or other object-Ion- s In this office together with evidence that a copy of such protest or objection has beet! served upon the applicant within 30 days from the date of the first publication of th!s notice. a SE, A. S. BROWN, Register. Dates of publication: Mv M Juna 5. 12 and 19, In The Times- News, Nephi, Utah. 19-4- ef Cerne la aaaf year coxsllmoatsry FJreafeae Meroerf ffswer seee. Ttr elege of fae aew Moboll. ere years tor tfta a.iioo. Max Orme, Manager |
