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Show EMERY COUNTY """nr.Kvv . on ii v rvTF UTAh - . t hora la ntv i - . .... program was rendered in a very pleas hnmpMrs. and George Fox gave all th. jf manner.: ing ORANGEVILLE dler boys and their ladles a swell r Annual greeting and reading in honevening. A!l kinds olam,, or of President Emeline B. Wells, by Tuesday t) page from meats and delicious refreshmZ" (Continued been and President Sena Johnson. both trZ Jt Mrs. Orlo Huntington has on Relief society work, Lizzie Music was furnished . Paper victt-olaconsidering and from the piano Thl is still very ill. the doctor Reid. the first visit of the boys to th ? Prepared to furnish all kinds of meats and grocer- ( condition very serious. and company. Jewkes her Estella Song, celefine new modern bungalow. trade our specialty ies at all times. Out-of-toThe Relief society Annual dayrepreReading, notes from late confer- Joyed and a large appreciated it very much! of the promises and great ences bration was attended byand by five of would be EMERY who to all Mr. Mrs. George Snnw ,.... and sentation of members McKay Reid brethren. Bishop H. G.M.Jewkes. finding every word he nice new son. All are getting u the faithful, today ANDREW JOIIAXSEN, Proprietor fine and George has lost that terribu uttered fulfilled, by Leva Luke. spoke and also President A good and encouraging said many Both Instrumental music, Ruth Peacock. anxious look he has had for some tim. Pelts and Hides of Kinds all little for Paid Prices latter the Highest words to the sisters, but oah Singing, Count Your Many Blessings. You see toe has girls to Killlan. one boy. Cheer up. friend townW realizing their great worth Elders the J. Prayer, Rachel time world and to all mankind. starttwo that's boys ahead of George fflt! getting If we were a long K. Reld. Andrew Anderson and S. H. terud. at feel soldier boys the ' to make FOR SALE The Guy M. Nelson Cox were also present. The following ed FOR SALE CHEAP House and lot Call and look it with good granary In Castle Dale. 'Ap- home in Ferron. over. (adv. ply Mrs. Ellis Wilcox, La Sal, Utah. Carl Alger of Cleveland Is assisting Clint Wakefield of Huntington and Mlns Jennie Wells of Victor secured a in the Alger garage and will move his license to wed Tuesday, the nuptial wife here next week, having secured event to take place in the Salt Lake the residence just vacated by Bert Ryan in which to take up housekeeptemple. We have the agency for the LEWIS ing. ELECTRIC WASHER AND WRINGMr. and Mrs. J. Milt Olsen left TuesER combined the best on the mar- day td begin housekeeping on the Olsen Mrs. Olsen ket. Prices very reasonable. R. C ranch at Queatchuppah. had been visiting with local relatives Miller, Castle Dale. (Adv.22-tf.- ) while her husband superintended the Orange Seely has sold his home to from RoD. A. Lowry and has purchased the transfer of the Olsen cattle Victor. to chester Larsen former Emery property which n Mr. Lowry has been occupying and out winter seems to The which Mr. Seely will enlarge by build- be coming to a very fitting close, the showers of the last day or two having ing. G. Loren Fullmer, one of Orange-vllle- 's taken the last of the snow from the the soil in tip-to- p volunteer soldier boys, sends us ground and leaving work If the winds do a copy of the New Year edition of the shape for spring Aero Nut, published by the Yanks at not come to dry everything out too the flying grounds at Queenstown, Ire- quickly. land. It is an excellent little sheet Sam Bernstein, now manager of the and we appreciate Mr. Fullmer's kind- Western Sales Co. of Salt Lake City. ' ness. who operated a mercantile establishis arriving every day and our store certainly has a look and feeling of ment locally some twelve years ago, was wonderful a Crusaders," "Pershing's film drama made under the direction In town shaking hands with old friends We have received within the last week another shipment of of the government, will be shown at whom he recognized. He Is engaged the local Electric theatre Thursday, In closing out the A. Glassman store, house furniture at April, S, according to Manager R. C. 'stock, building and Is advertising the fact Miller, and a big treat Is promised. I Huntington, and Further particulars will be given next to the people or tne county ny means ' of a thousand posters and a full page week. and by the way our stock of spring millinery has been moving, we are sure that our prices ad in this Issue of the Progress. Mrs. Mr. and Bert Ryan and family and styles are right. The Bert Ryan home was the scene left Wedesday for their new home just this side of Price, where Bert will try of a merry gathering Monday night of Orangevllle friends farming for a few rounds. Mr. and when a party Mrs. J. N. Robertson of Orangevllle swooped down on them In a farewell are located' right close to them, and party. They brought picnic and a gen- -, everyone joins in wishing both families eral good time was had, with music and cards as the chief entertaining every success. features. Those present were Mr. and Emery Larsen returned Tuesday i Mrs. Will Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Vet We have a beautiful line of Dress Ginghams in plaids, stripes, etc. from Salt Lake City where he assisted Cox, Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen, Mr, in putting the lid on the legislature for and Mrs. Howard Reld, Ernest Reid, Your choice of the assortment a couple of years as a sort of side is- Mrs. Mary Guymon, J. N. Robertson, sue to attending the auto show and Elmer Guymon, and Misses Elverta transacting other business. He reports Cox and Ethel, Essie, and Maggie Guy material both light and dark pat-Fine line of Percales in 36-inDr. Graham's removal to Denver, mon. terns. assortment Your choice of the where he will receive further medical Misses Bertha and Bertrude Seely care. arrived hom from .the" Agricultural The three weeks old infant of Mr. college at Logan Sunday, brought Beautiful line of Summer Dress Goods, including flowered voiles, orand Mrs. Ervln Wlmber was buried home by the receipt of a false telegram up. late Sunday afternoon. A particularly purporting to be from their father and gandies, dimities, etc. We are sure you will like them. Prices sad feature is the fact that the father, telling them that their mother was whose leg was amputated some time very 111. Very likely pulled off as a ago as a result of an accident at one practical joke by someone, the affair We have a very fine line of New Window Curtain Materials. The of the mining camps, was forced to will result In the loss of valuable time latest designs and patterns and the prices are right. very submit to a furthur amputation last at school when the girls can least afweek on account of blood poison. of in loss ford it and may result the i d for credits. The faculty Relief society Annual day was a big assortment new Fine of Lisle Hose for Ladies, including grays, success from start to finish locally, of the school is working on the case tans, etc Your choice of these hose and a large turnout was present to en- and it promises to go hard with someA splendid pro- one who seems to know little about the joy the occasion. gram was given in the afternoon, and penalties that go with such tampering. St. Patrick's day and ye editor's Corsets, worth $3.00 a Special assortment of Ladies Front-Lacin- g a dance for the married folks at night. And the latter made things hum, too. birth anniversary were jointly celeWe sell will these while at corsets, pair. they last, Picnic and a brief extemporaneous brated Tuesday evening with a proevewere "500" of Williams at also the the features gressive program party home. E. A. Nlelson and Mrs. Eda ning. WE HAVE A SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERIES AND won first prizes and Mrs. N. Ira R. Browning Jias sold his resi- Dychea ' LACES FOR YOUR INSPECTION. dence property to Louis P. Oveson of L. Williams received the consolation. Cleveland, who has been moving a part The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. EdIf you haven't seen our special embroideries and laces, just ask anyof his household belongings into the mund Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. one who has and they will tell you the bargains we are offering to our property during the week. Lou la a Keller, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Bunnell, citizen and we are Mr. and Mrs.Emery Larsen, Mr. and mighty live-wimany patrons in this fine. Mrs. E. A. Nlelson, Mr. and Mrs. Vicright glad to welcome himself and tor C. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. family to our midst. Mr. Browning 1-- 2 One Special Assortment of Embroideries has secured a site for a future home Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brandon, One of Assortment N. Mr. Mrs. L. Embroideries and Mr. and Special Williams, Annie Rasmussen of the just north Mrs. S. R. Johnson, Mrs. Lucy Seely, One Special Assortment of Embroideries residence. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Kofford. Mrs. T. Values in these embroideries up to $1.25 a yard W. Dyches, and Mrs. G. F. Hickman. 12 Yards - - - Heats and Groceries for the County COUNTY MEAT MARKET THE tle !l long-draw- the Ladies Our New Spring Merchandise i BEAUTIFUL MILLINERY Dry Goods Specials .28 ch .26 15 hard-worke- ma-hogoni- es, .69 $1.48 re J.2 first of Beautiful Lace i Class Plas- tering I Am Prepared To Do ANYTHING IN THE PLASTERING LINE Call or Write for Estimates Confectionary and Billiard Halls. Our Wurlltzer Electrlo AutomaUc Pianos, Violin, Flute, and Orchestra Instruments will not only increase your patronage but also add to your profit Instruments operated with nickel in the slot. Sold on monthly terms. Write us for particulars and catalogue. Consolidated Music Co., Salt Lake City, Utah. (Adv. 16-1- 1. J. E. Fowler, Huntington Job Work Delivered Postpaid A New Hat for a Few Jitneys!! We Carry the Following Guaranteed Fast Color Hat Dyes GLOSS BLACK .25 DULL BLACK NATURAL NAVY BLUE LAVENDER CERISE GREY YELLOW SAGE GREEN CARDINAL RED OLD ROSE PURPLE A.R. 25 25 25 30 30 30k 30 30, 30 -- 39 One Special Assortment of Ladies Dress Slippers, in patents, etc. Your choice, while they last $2.98 Grocery Specials for Week National Corn Flakes, per Box Pearl White Soap, per bar Waneta Cocoa, 2 Pound Cans Fall Cream Cheese, per pound Matches, per box 10 Pound Can Karo Syrup, 25c K. C. Baking Powder .10 .5 19 1-- .. , 34 54 , . .98 22 We PayCash for Produce of all Kinds We don't ask you to trade out any portion unless wish to do you so. We give you the cash as soon as we receive the produce and .. you suit yourself as to whether you wish to trade any of it out with us or not. Bowcn ..30i Coe Drug Co., Castle Dale .. 35 .48 rale HUNTINGTON, WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. X Co UTAH SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. n |