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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1931 PAGE TWO Victory Made HUtory on Plain of Marathon Bothwell The ancient Marathon was a small town on the eastern coast of Attica, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ellis, Mr. and boat 20 miles northeast of Athens. Mrs. Clifford Stark and Lorean Ellis There la a modern village of the visited Mrs. Robert McFarland of Gar OHme, bat the site of the ancient Mar- land Wednesday. athon Is occupied nw by a town called Mrs. Reed Peterson and small son Vrana. Along with neighboring towns, the week end at N. R. Petersen's spent the old Marathon belonged to an an- of Union. cient Hanseatic Iwigue called the Mr. Louis Christensen left for Salt This league claimed a very Lake Saturday, where he is spending back It to early origin, legend carrying few a days there on business. the time of Theseus, and It survived A number of young friends of Fred C. B. until after the Fourth century Christensen tendered him a surprise The plain of Marathon is famous as party Monday evening. Bunco was the in the scene of the decisive battle game played and prizes were won by Cornwall and Virgil AnderVirginia Plateans to victory over the army of son, score, and Leona Stokes and high Darius under command of Datis and Kenneth Rose took the booby prizes. Artaphernes in B. C. 400. The Greeks After the games delicious lunch was numbered about 10,000, while the Pers- served by Mrs. Christensen, assisted ians had a much larger force. But Helen and Edna. her daughters, by the invaders were put utterly to rout Mr. Joseph Bowcutt of Logan accom with heavy loss, while the Greeks lost panied Bert Hunsaker to Black Pines only 192 men. The great mound In home Saturday. which tbe remains of these dead were Friday, returning Miss Nichols visited Friday Gloria placed Is still conspicuous on the and SunMeister Ruth and with Lydia plain. The battle turned back the Getz home of Mrs with the Ilva at eastern Invasion of Europe and saved day Tremontoni of Dockstader Delmont Athens; and, according to tradition, a Mr .and Mrs. Earl Stokes, of Black Greek runner sped without stopping were dinner guests of Mrs. AnPine, from Marathon to Athens bearing the derson, Friday. tidings of victory. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fosgren and daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudger Fosgren. India Leads the World Mrs. Harry Drew had for her Sunin Racial Distinctions day dinner guests Mr .and Mrs. Eli There was, and Is, lrameasuraDly Winzeler and family of Tremonton. greater diversity of race In India than Mr. and Mrs, Earl Firth and family in Europe, even If we emphasize the were Sunday dinner guests of Bishop Lapps and Finns, the Turks and and Mrs. Marble. Magyars, the Maltese and Basques. The evening SacraThe fundamental distinction of the ment regular Sunday was held in the ward meeting "four colors" exists today as In the hall in connection with the Primary days of the great adjustment formal- conference and a very interesting proized In Manu's code. The was given along with musical describes the Brahmans as gram numbers by the children. Dr. Luke of white, the Rajputs as the Tremonton, Mr. Archibald, Mr. Zuiv Vaishyaa as yellow, the Shudras as dell of Plymouth, and Mrs. Hughes of black. the Stake Board were the visitors. And to this day the men of pure There were 185 people present race In Itajputana are red, like the Mr. and Mrs, T. V. Summers and Mr red granite statues of old Egypt; the and Mrs. Don Homer were in Ogden Brahama of pure race are white be- on business While there Wednesday. neath their light coat of sunburn ; the visited and were dinner guests of they Saotals and Snvaras are yellow; the Mr. and Mrs. Nels Homer. Dravldians of the south are black. Mr. and Mrs. Basel Adams, and famThere are also a great many Interof Tremonton were Sunday visitors ily mediate shades, but these four pri- and dinner of Mr .and Mrs. mary elements remain. Charles John- Leo Stokes. guests ston In the Atlantic Monthly. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fosberg were in Brigham on business Tuesday. Drive to Middle A get A birthday dinner was given by The only way to vividly describe a Mrs. Elzo Sessions in honor of Mr. trip to tbe little republic of San Marino In Italy, say, from such a Session's birthday, Saturday, January 17. A delicious dinner was served place as Rimini, Is to say It Is a car ri age drive to the Middle ages. Here along with a large birthday cake, It Is, just as It has been for centuries which was enjoyed by all the guests, Hie smallest republic In the world, which numbered ten. Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Summers and high up In the clouds, or as they in Salt Lake on business Saturwere say themselves, the nearest country to heaven. Its walls are precipices day. While there they visited Mr. and It has about 13,000 citizens. En- Smith Robinson, Mrs. Summer's brothtering the ancient gate after the climb er A number of the ward folks gatherto this impregnable mount of city it really seems ss though the ed at the home of Mr .and Mrs. Mosworld below was of another age and es P. Jorgensen Friday for a party. time, for its people are still ruled by The evening was spent in playing the old Roman laws. games ,after which refreshments were served by the ladies. All had a very enjoyable time. Darwin's Lit anil Work Dr. Eli Hawkins was unexpectedly Charles Robert Darwin was born at called to the bed side of his aged fathShrewsbury, England, February 12, er, Mr. E. B. Hawkins of American 1809. lie was the grandson of ErasFork. His condition is very serious mus Darwin. He studied at Edinand all his family have been called burgh and Camhrtilcrft. wn. nnttirnllst in. Mr. Hawkins expects to be srone to H. M. S. Beagle on a voyage of ex- several days or until a change for the ploration around the world 1831-3better is seen. On his return he took up residence tn Miss Dorothy --Anderson spent the a secluded village in Kent where he week end with her grandmother Mrs. devoted himself to scientific research. Enoch Hunsaker of Honeyville. He published In 1850 his chief work, Mr. Eli Anderson attended the fun"On the Origin of Species by Means eral of a very dear friend, Hyrum of Natural Selection," In which he Brown, of Hyrum, Monday. ' 'propounded his theory of biological Miss Bernice Iversen, of Bear River evolution. This was followed by a has been visiting a few days with her number of other scientific publications. sister, Mrs. C, 0. Anderson, returning He died at Down, Kent, April 19, 1882. home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Anderson accompanied her home and visited with Mrs. Agusta Iversen. ... B -. D Miss Ruby Anderson was the guest . . . . . t S I. M Mr. and Mrs. Eli Hawkins Sunday. of Britain, Is the embodiment and symMrs. Guy Bosley who has been ill lint k uanilv. '... ...... iivi rt in w. nt tTiA i. v nnlrw j the has recovered sufficihospital RrfHah Althnncrh mn!nt tha tha miv. ently to be able to be moved to her . er of the king Is less than that of the home. f President of many countries, his ac-- . Mrs. Robert Wilson, of Ogden, is tlvltles are not confined to the sphere of politics. He is the social head of visiting here with her daughter, Mrs. the country, the patron of religion, Guy Bosley. Miss Beatrice Hawkins entertained charities, science, agriculture and at a candy pull Sunday afternoon. other enterprises, also the encourager Mrs. Clifford Stark entertained a nt Bnnrtfl Tha kin romntn alnnf " from party politics, therefore he Is number of her friends at a supper not held responsible for acts of his Thursday evening. The Bothwell basket ball team playministers. ed Garland and the score was 0 in favor of Bothwell; Deweyville ThursBaaned Book ia Thatch in favor of day with a score of In one of the old houses in course Deweyville; Riverside, Friday, with a 3 in favor of Bothwell of reconstruction at Cumbernauld, score of Dumbartonshire, Scotland, an old copy and Bear River City, Saturday, with a in favor of Bothwell of Thomas Paine's "Rights of Man" score of Mr. Bert Hunsaker was in Brigham was found hidden In the thatch. The date on the volume Is 1792, and It Is and Ogden on business Tuesday. Mrs. Rudy Scholer entertained at a probable that It was In the possession of one of the "rebel" weavers of that family dinner Sunday. Mr. Guy Bosley left with his wife day. It gives a glimpse of the time when anyone found In possession of who is ill, for Ogden where Mrs. BosPaine's book was liable to transpor- ley will remain for a few weeks to tation to the plantations. Ilardle, the convalesce at the home of her mother, Chartist weaver, may have been a Mrs. Robert Wilson. tenant of the house at one time. Mrs. Leo Stokes was hostess to a number of the young folks after Sunday evening meeting. The evening was Ok, U Bo Yoaogt spent in games and Mrs. Stokes servHerbert had just come tn before ed a very delicious lunch which was school time with a rip in his overcoat, enjoyed by all the guests. , but mamma kept him home long Mrs. Ross Murphy, of Ogden was enough to mend It At noon he went here visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy' back to school, bat returned quickly Bosley Tuesday. note from his teacher which with A big birthday dinner was given by read : Tve sent Herbert home be- Rasmus Anderson's family in honor of' cause of Ws throat" their mother's, 55 birthday, January 17 "Why. Herble, nothing was wrong The table was set with a large birthwith your throat I hope," his mother day cake decorated in pink and white "Tell mamma what you with 65 exclaimed. pink candles, A very delicisaid to your teacher." To which Her ous dinner was served and enjoyed by told bert replied: "I her my tote was all. to the family being so Owing tore." Brooklyn Eagle, large the table was reset three times. There were 14 children present and Mr. and Mrs. Eli 25 grandchildren. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Sophia Anderson were special guests. Misses Lola Madsen and Leola Seely at their home in spent the week-en- d Brigham. Miss Beard, of Ogden, is spending a few days with her sistes, Mrs. Leslie Allen, this week. A number of. friends and relatives gathered at the home of Calvin Anderson to celebrate his birthday, Jan. 26. The evening was spent in games and a reading was given by Mrs. Leslie Stokes. Refreshments were served at a late hour by Mrs. Anderson, assisted by Mrs. Eli Anderson and all had a very enjoyable time. There were 24 present. Mrs. Harvy Drew attended her dinner club at the home of Mrs. Luke, at Tremonton, Friday night Mr .and Mrs. Oscar Fosberg left for Salt Lake on business Saturday. They will visit among relatives before returning home. fintutav nf IsLKt week Clyde Marsh came up from Willard and visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bow Irs. Marsh has been here lor cutt. the past month. Mra. Jennie Bronson of Tremonton spent Sunday with relatives in Mr .and Mrs. T. a d, tow-..er- 1-1. 1 D IE TT companied him. The Clio Circle Club gave a card party Saturday evening at the home of Miss Peg Capener in honor of the guests were present. High score went to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Woods of Fielding and low to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coombs, J., also of Fielding. Supper was served at the card tables following the games. R. C. Richards was an Ogden visit- - retiring officers. Thirty-eig- ht Miss Delpha Packer of Wheelon was the guest of Miss Rowane Macfarlane - j The new Ford has more than twenty ball and roller bearings Riverside East Tremonton of the high quality built into the new Ford There is the extensive use of ball and roller bearings. numare more than twenty in all an unusually large EVIDENCE -- i The Sunday School gave a successful dancing party Friday of last week and the M. I. A. gave another this Sunday Mrs. Lewis Abbott was host ess at a delicious dinner given in honweek. her husband's birthday anniverof or Primary conference was held Sunwho enjoyed the occasion Those sary. day evening. A pleasing program was besides the host and his family, were: rendered. Mrs. W. W. Richards of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Childs and son of Garland represented the stake board, Lake City, Dr. and Mrs. E. M. Salt President C. E. Cmlth was also Abbott of Morgan, Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Criwther of Harper and Mrs. Jane Mr. and Mrs. Geo M. Ward and son Abbott Newell, were Salt Lake visitors durK. H. Fridal, Jr., and sons K. H., ing the week. John, Max and Grant were in Ogden Mrs. Effie Barrows of the U. S. A, Saturday, to see the skii jumping and C, Extension Service and Miss Izola dog derby. Vernaw Johns spent the week-en- d Jensen, Home Demonstration Agent were here Tuesday of last week to visiting his parents in Ogden. give assistance in Home Management Harvey Ault attended the sports at work. Ogden Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walker came O. L. Brough delivered a carload of home from Twin Falls Saturday. Mr, lambs in Salt Lake City Saturday. Walker returned to Idaho Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Meebs of Brig Mrs. Effie Welling and Mrs. Mabel ham City and Mr .and Mrs. George Hadfield attended a Farm Bureau Stratton of Victor, Idaho visited their Aunt, Mrs. Charles Peterson on Sat meeting Saturday. Frank Peck and Samuel Capener of urday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and Garland have been doing missionary work here during the past week. Mon- daughter. Mrs. Floyd Garfield visited day evening they held a cottage meet- in Logan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Olsen were Oging at the A. A. Capener home. A large crowd was in attendance. Heber den visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Abbott were Butler and Evan Gee assisted Mr. Peck and Mr. Capener. Logan visitors on Saturday. Glen Udy and Joe Forsberg were C E. Anderson and family were Ogden visitors Wednesday of last visiting in Brigham City oh Saturday. R. G. Brough and family had as week. r, Miss Edith Olsen made a business Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Anderson, trip to Brigham Saturday. Ford Richards, Steven Hales and Mrs. Elsie Allred, Mrs. Kittie Barker Howard Capener, students at the U. and Lester Strong, all of Salt Lake S .A. C, spent the week-en- d here with City. their parents. Mrf and Mrs. Glen Lawrence and The ideal husband is the Tremonton children of Hyrum were visiting at man who treats his wife like a new the Lorenzo Bowcutt home last week. auto even after they've been married Middle-age- d is that period in a Tre- ten years. monton man's life when he finds hapA turtle in New York state has liv piness in sitting on the front porch in summer and watching some other ed to be 600 years old. But who would member of the family now the lawn. want to be a turtle for 600 years. ber. Each bearing ia adequate in size and carefully selected for the work it has to do. At some points in the Ford chassis you wilt find ball used regardless bearings. At others, roller bearings are of their higher cost. The deciding factor is the performance of the car. The extensive use of ball and roller bearings in the new Ford insures smoother operation, saves gasoline, deincreases Bpeed and power, gives quicker pick-up- , creases noise, and gives greater reliability and longer lif e to vital moving parts. Other outstanding features that make the new Ford a value far above the price are the Triplex shatter-proo- f four-whebrakes, glass windshield, silent, fully enclosed absorbshock double-acting hydraulic four Houdaille silicon alloy valves, ers, aluminum pistons, chrome three-quartfloating rear axle, Rustless Steel, the extensive use of fine steel forgings, and unusual accuracy in manufacturing. el er The New Ford Town Sedan Con-ove- - PRICES OF FORD CABS LOW $430 to $630 mhu freight and delivery. Bumper i and 'part rtra extra at moll roil. You can buy a Ford for a mall down payment mm a aanwenient financing plan. See your ford dealer for detail. f.O.B. Detroit, H. G. Scott Drug Co. 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