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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1929. WAVE YOUR XM AS CARDS AND STATIONERY EMBOSSED AT THE LEADER OFFICE. L1L . It lends dignity 'and distinction to your correspondence. We have the most modern equipment for And you'll be surprised to learn how little more it costs doing this class of work promptly and efficiently. . . . . . . to add this modern and artistic touch to private and commercial correspondence. -- Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. William 1 J. Hess, Mrs. Hhoda Archibald and Irene Archibald motored to Ogden to visit Mrs. Dean Harris Friday, of last week. A number of our boys have gone to Salt Lake City to work. The Primary was reorganized last Sunday evening. All the old officers being honorable released and the following sustained Mrs. Celia Zundel president, Katie Marshall, first unselor and La Von Lamb as second tuunselor, and Marvil Pierson as .secretary and treasurer, as aids Maud Lamb, Lillie Hess, Agnes Burnett, Effie Esteopa and Eethel Estep. Miss Beta Hawks, and Jennie Knud-so- n were Sunday guests of Mrs. Dewey Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pack of Tremonton were in Plymouth on business 31onday. Mrs. Jesse Lamb was in Garland on business Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Jesse Mason and Mrs. Don Ruf us Lamb were in the county seat on business Monday. Mr. Glenn Mason of East Garland, "was in Plymouth on business Monday. Mrs. Thomas H. Archibald, Mrs. H. "W. Pierson and daughter, Marvilla and son Afton, were in the county seat on business Monday. , W. H. Cleaves of Brigham City, the "Watkins Man was in Plymouth on business Wednesday. Thomas White of Garland, who is working for G. G. Sweeten was in Plymouth on business Wednesday. Mr. Don R. Lamb, Steed Estep, Lawrence Archibald and James Estep were Tremonton shoppers Wednes- , . day. Mrs. Mary E. Estep and Mrs. Steed were Tremonton shoppers Wednesday. Mr. Fred Silvester and Loyal Hess were in Tremonton on business Estep -- ? "jK,1nesday. "Mr. Orvil Nish has a fine mansion tinder construction ,the cement work 3s all complete and the carpenters already to commence the work. Mr. Aston and Mr. Nickles, of Lake City were in Plymouth are Salt on busi- ness Wednesday. Mr. Overmire of St George came up "Wednesday to get Mrs. Overmire, who nas been taking care of her daughter, Mrs. Ezra Mason for a few weeks. They returned home Thursday afternoon. A big wedding dance was given in "honor of the. newly-wedMr. and Mrs. Loyal Hess. A big crowd was present and all enjoyed themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Archibald of Tremonton were here Friday evening s, "to the dance. Mr. Alvin Smith and Mr. Frank Archibald were Tremonton shoppers Triday. Mr. and Mrs. George Jesse Mason and Mrs. Don Rufus Lamb, were shoppers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Archibald were quests of Mrs. Joseph Archibald Thursday evening. Mr. James Thompson, of Garland, Tre-mont- The Best was in Plymouth on business Sunday. Mrs. Ethel Estep and Mrs. James Estep, were Tremonton shoppers j Saturday. The Recreation Committee, Mrs. Rhoda Archibald, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Nish, and Mr. Loyal Hess went to Garland, Sunday to attend the meet ing and get instructions for the winter work. on I I Thatcher I i- - Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Diderickson and daughter Phyllis were Ogden visitors, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Meslie Dunn and Leon Dunn, were shopping in Ogden, Satur. day. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Wight of Ogden, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson Sunday. Mrs. Jack Forsgren and children of Brigham and Mrs. A. L. Wight and Lyman Wight of Parry, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Weslie Dunn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Adams and Mrs. N. C. Nelson, were Brigham visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Anton Andersen and Mrs. Ervin Peterson motored to Corinne Saturday and spent the afternoon Mrs. with Mrs. John C. Craner. Craner accompanied them home and visited until Sunday evening. Mrs. Ethel Jensen and son, Ariel with relavisited over the week-en- d tives at Deweyville. Tuesday afternoon, a social was held at the ward hall under the auspices of the Relief Society. A short program was rendered as follows, "A comparison of the first Relief Society, with that of today," Amelia Anderson; song, Pres. Ida Peterson; Christmas story, Mary Anderson; sons, Lura Ray; "Sense and Nonsense", Elizabeth Wight; reading, Rosella Anderson; and remarks, by Bishop Wight. A tilicious tray lunch was then served. Georpre O. Nye and Mabel Chambers of the M. I. A. Stake board, attended our meeting Tuesday evening for the purpose of filling some vacancies in the presidency, of both organizations. Fossie Nelson was released as counselor and Francessa Wight as secretary. Lurilla Diderickson was chosen as counselor and Lois Watt, Secretary, of the Y. L. M. I. A. Lisle Adams was released as 2nd counselor in the Y. M. M. I. A. and Weslie Dunn was Lolita chosen to take his place. Hodges and Rosella Anderson were sustained as class leaders. -!- - East Garland Elder David Isaacson returned Fri- day from having filled a mission in the Western States. He is looking well and feeling fine. , At sacrament meeting Sunday evening the house was well filled with friends and relatives who were glad to welcome the newly returned missionary and to hear him speak. COAL ls Cheapest 3? ' Why Buy Inferior Fuel because of a Cut Kate Elder Isaacson gave a very interesting rpnort of his labors, holding the attention of his audience in relating his visits to ancient ruins in Arizona and New Mexico, which go to sub-- j stantiate the truthfulness of the Book of Mormon. He was followed by Elder Douglas Oyler, who also gave interesting missionary experiences. Mr. Joseph Smith, who has been tuning pianos in our community, gave some splendid piano selections., and Miss Neta Adams very sweetly sang a Christmas song. Altogether the service was very much enjoyed by the audience. Most of the High School boys and girls enjoyed a jolly bonfire and skat, ing party on the large slough near the home of Glen and Marie Larson, Thursday of last week. The boys kept a huge bonfire, on the hill side, which lighted the ice pond and the girls furnished home made candy, which all did full justice to. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hansen and Mrs. Julia M. Steed were calling on relatives here Monday. Mrs. David Larson returned to Logan with them in the evening to visit for a few days. Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Isaacson were Mr. and Mrs. Lee Isaacson and little son of Garland; Mr. and Mrs. John Isaacson and baby from Honeyville. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Isaacson and children, were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bean, of Brigham Monday, evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Holman and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larson went to Ogden Saturday last to see Santa Claus and to attend a show. Mrs. J. W. Larson is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Eric Northman of Garland. Bear River City Deweyville Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Harwood and children of Ogden visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jensen and grand, father, Chris Jensen, all of this place, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Levitte and little son returned to their home at Blue Creek, Saturday after spending a very pleasant week with relatives in Deweyville. They were the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dewey, and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Noor while here. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hazel of Twin Falls, Idaho, are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. John Eckley, of this place, for four weeks. Mr. Hazel is employed at Tremonton. Mrs. Minnie Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hazel, all of Twin Falls, were guests of relatives here. They visited friends at Ogden, the weekend and were guests of Mrs. Geo. Finn. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Carter, of Gar- - NOTICE given that the Board of County Commissioners of Box Elder County, Utah, under the provisions of Section 1400x25 Compiled Laws of Utah, 1917, will, on or before Monday, January 6 1930 at 2 o'clock P. M. receive bids for the sale of one gravel bin now located at the Mound Springs gravel pit north of Plymouth and also a gravel crusher now located some two miles north of Lampo on the Howell to Lampo highCOMMISSIONERS, T. L. Davis,. Chairman, Israel Hunsaker, Jr., member G. G. Sweeten member. ' First pub, Dec. 5, last pub. Dec. 26. - BEST MINED IN UTAH Order Now From Wm. Eli Hawkins CHIROPRACTOR ELECTRICAL AND SWEEDISII MASSEUR Midland Hotel Room 24. Office Hours 2 to 6 Residence phone 7.3-- Tremont Coal Co. 5 I Spare Ribs, 15c Our Utah and I daho markets have received a large quantity of corn fed, Nebraska fresh pork spare ribs for Saturday's selling at 15c per pound. These are young tender and meaty. The grocery department has pre-pera big lot of 5 pound packages of sweet potatoes. What could be better than a big pan of baked fresh pork spare ribs with split sweet potatoes baked on the side, or a big dish of stewed spare ribs and sauerkraut? Get your part of this good pork tomorrow. Saturday. Come early. ed FOOD X &JmiSUi Surety Of Purity Light." Prayer, Oluf Jensen. Organ selection, Lucertia Olsen, reading, Ivy Barker trio, "I'm Painting the Clouds With Sunshine," sang by Pearl Elwell, Mae and Reta Andersen, accompanied on the piano by Margaret T. Johnson; address, Hyrum J. Hansen; saxaphone shade. Monday evening, December 2nd, a few of the neighbors and friends of Wm. J. Rose gave him a very pleasant surprise at his home. The evening was spent in playing games and in a very social way after which a delicious luncheon was served to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Rose, the honored guest and his wife, also to Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dallin, Mr. and Mrs. Willard H. Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Andersen, Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Matesen, Mr. and Mrs. Frilds Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Jensen, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Christensen and to Mrs. Andrea Hansen, Mrs. ,Marie R. Jensen, Mrs. Emma Ohman, Mrs. Sina Thorsen, Mark Simmersen, Axel Elm, Misses Emeline Andersen and Dena Christensen. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hansen, were Ogden visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Arnold Dallin entertained on December 5th, in honor of her daugh- Beth Petersen, Deniece Pierson, Jack Matesen and Ardel Andersen. Mrs. P. M. Iversen has been confined to her bed for a week, suffering with an attack of flu and high blood pressure. Mrs. Walter Hansen, who was operated on some time ago at the Dee hospital in Ogden, was brought home (Sunday, and is feeling as good as can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Petersen, of Salt Lake City, were calling on relatievs adn friends in this city on Sunday. ' ne Tuesday, club meetings were held. Mr. Nye has organized a music club, and those who have taken music or those who are taking it now, support Mr. Nye in this club. December in Wednesday, 11, assembly the Dramatic Club gave a one act play, which was very humorous. The characters were: Iva Wilcox, Milton Anderson, Rhea Wood. Lucile Oyler Marjorie Stokes, and Odessa Wyatt The band also rendered two selections under the direction of Mr. Nye. It has been decided by the faculty to hold meetings and assemblies only on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. This will give us one hour a week for study, which will help. The reason for this is the losing of interest by the students for the assemblies. After this we will follow the program and we think we will like it Superintendent Skidmore, visited our school Wednesday. Mr. Walker of the MacMillan Book Company paid ter, Marjorie's sixth birthday, after us a visit also. Mr. Tavlor, . our which lunch was served to Majorie supervisor, was here Wednesday Dallin, Lelola Iversen, Arley, Mate-se- afternoon giving tests to the eighth La Rue Christensen Arva Arbon, grade. n, A Market of Action Ogden's wholesale House? as well as retail stores ar0 equipped and stocked to supply your needs in any linq promptly and efficiently. Five railroads, transcontinental transport service and splendid highways assure quick deliveries near or far in any direction. STORES VtaKs Industrial and Railroad Centen in reeo or mink It la EtSOMIBLI and therefore Why In tba earriee through to tat giiaerd. to (lizard It (round up, pouring tht correal doaa In full etrength directly into lha In- No etarrlng taatlnaa upon tho war ma. blrda to foret eating of bad tatting food Oata all three ktnda of worm. Tha Boat officiant worn remedy yet derieed. Vulrkly and aey (Ivan. Ueed and recommended by many Agricultural Collegee. Kiptrtinent Statlona. County Agmta and leading poultry raieere. Two Urn: Adult, fur chlckma, turkeya, etc., half (Town or older. pkg.; 1; 100 for $1.74: 50A for $7; 1,000, Im for blrda under half Chirk $12. grown, 1 per 100. FEATHERNEST CHICKERIES Tremonton, Utah Phone 74.a-Authorized Lee Agency 2 u Last Friday, December 6. the Bear River Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, put on a very clever two-a- ct play representing the birth of the new club, and the death of the old Ag. Club. It caused a great deal of laughing from the students. Following that a dance was given by eight of the boys, dressed in girls clothes. Joe Kirkham sang, "Am I Blue." Then a short one act play was given by more of the club boys, representing the club court and the punishment received by the boys who failed to announce the dance to be held that night. Mervin Holt rendered a saxa-prosolo, which was also very good. Trade in Ogden A Triple flomMnatlon Worn Medicine containing Kama la (for Tap Wormt), Nicotine Sulphate (for Round Worm), and Pmthram (far Pill Wormi) ll Is INSOLUBLE Capaule. I TIMES At tmCTIVC At WORM RIMIDIU OIVKN 1 High School Notes I Here you will find the best goods any market affords and at the right price. Corn-Fe- d 4 Wednesday evening, December 4th, a farewell program and dance was given for Wm. J. Rose, who left Sunday, December 8th for the Eastern States, where he will serve a six months mission for the L. D. S. church. The program began at 8 P. M. with Leon P. Jensen in charge. Song by congregation, "Send the solo, Delois Thorsen, talk, Wm. J. Rose; remarks, Edwin O. Stenquist. song by congregation, "Let Us All Press On; closing prayer, Fred Hansen. After which a dance was enjoyed in our amusement hall, where Mr. Rose was presented a sum of money to help him in his mission field. Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Christian Zinck entertained in honor of her daughter Wilma's 12th birthday. During afternoon games were played, after which a delicious tray luncheon was served to Wilma Zinck, the honored guest ,and to Hope Christensen, Arva Dallin, LoVoy Elwell, Ruth Bent, Wanda Weidman, Elieda Jensen, Loraine Holmgren, and to Norman Andersen, Percy Brailsford, Bobby Archibald, Earl Petersen, Barrell Gardner and Clinton Johnson. Last Tueday evening, the following Bee Hive girls, Evelyn Thorsen, Emerine Christensen, Afton Hansen, Elaine Jensen, Charlotte Andersen, Maurine Checketts and their class leaders, Mrs. Ida Christensen and Mrs. Andrea Hansen, all took lunch and went to the home of Mrs. Amanda Jensen, who was the bee hive teacher last year and gave her a very pleasant surprise, during the evening, games were played after which, a delicious lunch was served. The girls presented Mrs. Jensen with a beautiful lamp Notice is hereby BOARD OF COUNTY KING and KNIGHTS SPRING CANYON COAL meeting Sunday night were Bishop Robert Potter, Elders A. Erickson and Thomas Simmons, all of Beaver Dam ward. All gave splendid and timely thoughts which was enjoyed by a large audience. Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. Barnard returned Tuesday after a short honeymoon, at Salt Lake and Ogden. All wish them sucess and happiness. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. John Spackman, of this place, and the groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Barnard. Mr. and Mrs. Con Fryer, Mr. and Mrs. A. R Burbank, were shopping in Brigham City and Ogden Tuesday. Mrs. Wilford Miller and Mrs. Duett Loveland of this place, and Miss Pearl Jensen, of Petersboro, were shopping in Ogden, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Marble are the proud grandparents of a daughtet born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Brough at Tremonton. Mrs. Fred Harwood and daughter, Bessie Lue, were dinner guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lish of this place, Sunday. They returned to their home at Salt Lake City on a late car Sunday evening. The following attended a house party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duett Loveland of this place. The party was in honor of Mr. Loveland's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vetto, of Madson, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wheatley, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burbank, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dustman, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Norr, and Mr. and Mrs. Con Fryer. A dainty lunch was served. - way. It Costs More In The End land and Miss Dorothy Ault, of Logan, called on Mrs. T. R. Ault, Thursday, of last week. The special speakers at Sacrament It Pays events to remember: Annual OgieU Two coming live-wir- e Livestock Show January 11 to 16 and First Annual Ogden Ski Meet and Dog Derby February 15 and 16. OGDEN CHAMBER of COMMERCE Publicity Campaign Hear Ogden's Radio Program over KLO each Friday at 7:30 P. Jf, |
