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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1929. j Tremonton Locals Joseph Wayne Fosburg Dies From Pneumonia - --1 Mr. and Mrs. Richrad Calderwood, One of Tremonton's best known who were recently married, the bride men, Joseph Wayne Fosburg, young Scof field, 18 having been Miss Bessie years of age, son of Mrs. John were the honored guests of their Winn, after a brief illness succumbed many friends and neighbors, who with to an attack of pneumonia, passing cereof master as E. H. Cornwall away at 4 o'clock, Tuesday morning. monies, tendered them a wedding The funeral will take place on Friday party and dance on Thursday, Decemafternoon at 2 o'clock from the L. D. ber 12. The affair took place at Re- S. chapel and the interement will be S. D. L. chapel. creation hall, of the in Tremonton cemetery. The popularity of the young couple Besides his mother, he is survived was evidenced by the great number of by the following brothers and sisters: guests present, who offereds. their con- Mrs. Earl Anderson, Zella, Lou and The Lavelle and Lee and G. gratulations to the tonewly-wedRaymond, be desired and music left nothing Patrick Forsburg. Two the occasion proved one of the most and Boyd Winn also survive him. season. East Main Street 'VS half-brothe- delightful of the Floyd Hill, of Elwood, while working around a hay cutter Tuesday, backed into a rapidly revolving belt and received an ugly gash near the elbow, which was laid open to the X- -V S Tremonton, Utah ' N. X. 0 John Anderson Gets A Pleasant Surprise bone. Mrs. EYC. J.C.FE John Anderson, former teacher of Ernest Bassett, of Howell, the Old Testament Class of the Treat the monton Sunday school was given a gave birth to a fine baby girl 14. Valley hospital, on December ' Mrs. Roland Allen, who has been a patient at the Valley hospital, after undergoing an abdominal operation, was sufficiently recovered to return to her home, Wednesday. Mrs. A. N. Fishburn is on the sick list She contracted a severe cold recently, which has settled in her lower limbs, so that she has been unable to walk for several days. Jack Winn, is confined to his home with an attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Isreal Hunsaker, who has been very ill for some little time, suffered a relapse during the week, but rallied and is now on the way to pleasant surprise at the George Abbott home on Wednesday evening, when a number of his former pupils, about 25 of them, presented him with a handsome pocket and knife. A delightful evening was spent, in the course of which the guests played Bunco for a first prize, which was won by Lucile Stokes, and two booby jiiz.ea, viidb went, w j'luicuve x cttrx- son and Percy Watkins. recover. L. C. Christopherson, local agent of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company is being congratulated by his many friends on his recent accom plishment. He qualified under date of December 1 for the S 100,000.00 Cub in production in his locality, and stands among the leaders in the Og den District in record. Manager Prows, together with superintendent Almy, heartily con gratulate him on the splendid work and service he is rendering his com him a beautiful engraved gold medal munity. His qualification wins for and personal engraved stationery with the emblem imprinted on same. Mr. Christopherson is very' pleased and wishes to thank everyone of his policyholders in this district for their kind cooperation. . "Hubb's Entertain Their Better Halves The ladies of the Entre Nous club of Bear River City were delightfully entertained Wednesday evening when L. C. Christopherson Wins Gold Medal i I their husbands were hosts at a surt prise party in their honor. An exceptionally nice turkey and elk supper was served at the Idle Isle, Brigham, after which the party motored to Ogden in their special car, where the show "Untamed" at the Orpheum was greatly enjoyed. It was a jolly party from start to finish and one appreciated and long to be remembered by the ladies. Those in the party were Messrs. and Mesdames Bernard Hansen, L. R. NOTICE Weidman, Ace J. Taylor, R. 0. HolmI 'wish to announce to the public gren, O. A. Iverson, A. E. Holmgren, that the Tremonton Gun Club, Inc., Ralph Jenson, J. W. Iverson, Mrs. R. will hold their annual Turkey shoot, A. Cates, and Mrs. A. E. Christensen. December 22, starting at 10 A. M. sharp at fhe raps. This is a public shoot open to non members and so Newly-Wed- s arranged that the poorest shot stands just as good a show as the best shot. A All Set? Let's go. We have plenty of shells at the trap. N. T. Spangler, president Mrs. Mort L. Hansen, a recent bride, formerly Alta Christensen, was tendered a delightful shower at the Is there any more grand and glorious home of her mother, Mrs. L. A. feeling than the reaction from findChristensen on last Monday evening. ing out that it was the other fellow's There were fully twenty-fiv- e guests tire? present on the occasion and the bride was the recipient of many beautiful OUi presents. The scheme of decoration for the home was in colors appropriate of the Christmas season and enjoyable refreshments were served. The hostesses assisting Mrs. Christensen were: Mrs. Raymond D. Hunsaker Mrs. MAKE GOOD OR WE DO Jack Leak, Miss Vaudis Zesiger and Miss Zelda Nessen. Co. Men's Smart'Looking Gift I A Bathrobe Set packed two in a box! will please Heiv HANDKERCHIEFS An extra fine quality with borders. Fast colors, 2 io a box. ' ne The damask effect borders he'll tike. Two In Christmas box, and the price 39c will surprise 25c you Packed fn a colorful gift box these 2 sport handkerchiefs make an excellent gift, only. 49c hand- kerchiefs with narrow hemstitched hems. 2 In box, Boys' fine quality hand-kiwith woven colored cord borders. 2 in fift v box, 69c 25c All-whi- te, all-lin- en $.49 es Tendered Delightful Shower Fronk Chevrolet Mrs. Maggie C. Ford Goes To Final Rest Phone 20 Garland Milling Company (Continued from page one.) at the time of her death, was a native of Centrevi'.le, Utah, where she was born in 1864. She passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. R. C. Richards. Her demise was attributed to an aftermath of flu, which she contracted some three years ago, since which she had never completely regained her health, and strength. She is survived by her husband, Joseph Ford and her three children, Mrs. R. C. Richards, Riverside; Mrs. I. C. Barlow, Burley, Idaho; and Eugene Ford, of Cenreville. 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