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Show J THURSDAY. JUNE 27, 13$ THE LJi.ni i rxu- THURSDAY I Vida Anderson spent Friday in Salt Lake City. Ml THE LEHI FREE PRESS Published by The Lehi Free Preaa EY-Thuradar A. H. Wing and Leo Hansen atPhone Lehi, CuJi tended the Lion Convention at Rich field, the early part of the week-MGeorgt p. price. Manner Office, It W. Mala St residence, 2nd and Mrs- - Hier of Salt Lake West and Sute St., Lehi. UUb City, were guests of Mrs. Josephine Young, Saturday. "tered at the pottoffice at Lehi Utah, aa second claae matter. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allred. daughters Clarice and Bet ha 4. son ADVERTISING RATES Sherwin and Mrs. Jennie Nostrum Display SOo per In. Readers 10c per line were Salt La ye visitors, Saturday. y l-- SARATOGA NEWS j I follow : 1 p. nv - - family spent Sunday afternoon in Salt Lake City wih Mrs. Joseph W Max Rithe is visiting in Lincoln, Idaho, with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson- Mr Paul Freebairn and Miss Gwen Anderson were Salt Lake visit Mrs. Ce'estia Schow is spending the week in Salt Lake City with Mrs-JuliFarnsworth- - Mrs- - - Goates. a ors, Thursday. PHONE If you have any news of interest, any advertisng, any job printing or want anything in the printing line. Strvic with a tmil 8-- Ray Beck of Draper. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Beck, Monday evening. - Orren Bone, Eldred Fox and Roger Price spent Tuesday in Salt Lake City on scout business. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Free of Los Angeles, California, are guests of Mrs. Free's mother, Mrs. Maiy Maudsley. Mrs. Alice , daughter, LaRae and son, Norman of Los Angeles, California, are visiting Mrs. Jones' parents. Mr- and Mrs- - Carl Gunther- - Mrs- - Fannie Bon who has been very ill for the past two months is reported to be improving. She is able to sit up a while each day. Announcement of the birth of a son to Mr- and Mrs. Howe Hardy of Logan, was received by Lehi relatives - this week. Mr- Hardy b a former resident of the Lehi Fourth Ward. Jones had front has the SEVHIQ UACMKE of his Dental Office on Main Street Mr. Marcel Lauper of Los Angeles, given a new coat of paint this week PARTS The white front with its neat black California, and Mr. and Mrs. David trim makes this modern dental office Adamson of Salt Lake City, spent BELTS and PARTS FOR more attractive than ever. Sunday with Mrs. Alice Phillips- Mr. Lauper, who is a nephew of Mrs. ALL MAKES CARRIED IN Miss Pansy Gaisford and George Phillips will leave for an L. D. S. STOCK Gaisford of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Mission to Denmark this week. Sarah E. Gaisford, James A. GaisLet us know our wanta Mrs. O- L. KIttinger, Mrs. Alfred ford. Misses Lila And Elsie Gaisford formed a party to Alta' Canyon, Sun Broomhead and Mrs. Areva Armit- stead entertained at a shower Monday day. atfernoon at the Kittinger home, THE PARK SHOE Mrs. Alma Beck, Mrs. George Whit honoring Miss Alta Stoker of Sugar man, Mrs. Warren Russon. Misses City, who was married to Huish SHOP Leda Clark, Alma Beck and Lela Yates of Salt Lake City, in the Salt Coates and Mrs. Stanley Clark at- Lake Temple, Tuesday. TATE STREET, LEHI, UTAH tended a shower for Mrs. Vernett HAROLD OSBORNE. Prop. Mrs. William Hadfield returned Bowers, a recent bride at the home Come la and give us & trial, work of Mrs. Alex Hales of Salt Lake City, home Sunday evening from a visit in Los Angeles, California, with her Saturday afternoon. done while you wait. daughter, Mrs. Dee Elder. Miss Donna attown out the of Hadfield, who has been a guest of Among people tending the funeral services for Mrs. the Elder's for the past three months Rose G. Makin. Sunday were: Mr. and remained there for the remainder of Mrs Peacock, Mrs. A. T. Ridge, Mr. the summer. and Mrs. Harry Thompsen. Mr. and Among the social events of the week I will not bo responsible for any Mrs. Horace Makin, and daughters. Mr. Vivian was the 67th wedding anniversary and and Lucille, Bertha; bills contracted by my wife, Mrs. held In the DansArt for Mr. and Mrs. Makin Irvin of Lake Salt party City; E stella Boggs. Mrs. Frank Arnold and son,, Frank Mrs. John Devey. A large crowd of Wm. E. Boggs, Fairfield. Utah. Jr., of Forest City, Iowa, Mr. and relatives, and friends of the Devey Mrs. Oliver Broomhead of Salt Lake family enjoyed an evening of dancing and a splendid program. City. - Dr. J. G. - , - EEPABO NOTICE WANT ADS A GOOD MILK COW FOR SALE -See Kieth Lott. It FOUND Sorrel horse, U S brand About 14 years old. See LOST A brown genuine leather Return to Mrs. envelope purse-Victoria Stewart Reward. BALED STRAW FOR SALE per ton. George Lewis, Phone 343-R- $8 3. Let me do your Painting, Paper Hanging and Calsomining Horace Hadfield. -tf GRINDING Scissors, taw sharp ened. Sewing Machined Repared. Sea William Osborne. . tf Butter Wrappers and all other printing done at the lowest prices pos sible. Quality and workmanship al waya better. Get KEEP COOL WITH STRAWBERRIES FOR SALE Arland Udall, Phone 88-- a Free Family ticket to Leai's finest theatre, tha Royal Theatre, with each 50c paid on subscription of tha Lehi Free Press, tha paper that doaa all tha work necessary to get oat a paper fan Laid. , ice-wate- slt mis- 4-- Mr- - and Mrs. Alma Beck- - ning always leads to a of municipal exoenrfir,, . ba' Iravel en-iov- ed H an announcement made A. Carlos Schow. DANGER WARHI1IG Sul Zl by "7 ptf PstDl Men between the ag of lg na of character good unless derricks in lurks hay Danger Drecaution is taken in moving them secure informaton about this color! under power lines- As the haying branch of our government seZI season gets under way, the Utah T" I writing to the Marin r Power & Light O- is sending out a of interest the in timely warning, protecting lives and property. Don't move a hay derrick under electrc wire with the boom up. Take PRINTING no chances! Don't touch chains or wet ropes if derrick is near the line! If ia doubt, call the Utah Power & Light LETTERHEADS in Co.. they will gladly ENVELOPES moving the derrick safely under the FORM LETTERS ser this for is no line-- There charge vice. CIRC While the power company is not HAINDBLLLS for accidents responsible BUSINESS CARDS legally caused by hay derricks coming in conSTATMENt tact with their lines, the matter is of much concern to them because they apBUTTERWRAPPERS preciate that there are many who do LEHI FREE PRESS not realize the danger involved. Their lines are given ample clearance Set and Printed in Lehi from the ground so that all ordinary traffic may proceed under them with Build LehL Not Another Tow! Samuel Crane of Draper, was H. a guest of her mother, Mrs. James Gray. Thursday. Mrs- - Mr. and Mrs- James Zimmerman were Salt Lake visitors, Tuesday. - Winzell Swenson was back at Monher post in the Lehi Sun office, vacation weeks day, following a six due to illness. Mrs- - and Mrs-- John Stoker and Idaho, daughter, Caiol of Sugar City, relatives. Lehi of are guests Mr- - Leland S- - W51eox of Baker City with his Oregon, spent Saturday Reuben Mrs. wife's parents, Mr. and Davis- - ta ditandwithourri - - John Woodhouse is spending out accident. It is only when some at Murtaugh. Idaho, with extraordinary high piece of apparatus Bher daughter, Mrs. N. - Boley. such as a hay derrick with its boom to pass under the is raised, attempts Mrs- Elizabeth Ford of Ogden, lines that trouble occurs. With the Alice a guest of her sister, Mrs. boom down and level, and securely Tuekfield. fastened, the derrick can ordinarily pass under the line with safety. WedMiss Donna Eddington left It is also pointed out that metal in Los Angeles. and wet nesday for her home ropes carry electricity, while with California, to spend the summer dry wood or rope will not. Therefore, her parents. any hay derrick design which involves a metal cable for lifting hay, or which two Dr. E. Eddington attended is by metal or wire is not safe, at andbraced Convention sessions of the Medical should be avoided. It is very the Hotel Utah in Salt Lake City, easy to so arrange the design as to make use of metal in these ways unMonday. cord" is suggested A. necessary. "Spot Mrs. Sarah E. Gaisford, James as a substitute for metal or wire. Gaisford, Pete Gaisford and George Use of a chain to hold the boom in Gaisford, Misses Elsie and Ruby place is also bad practice, as anyone Gaisford, Kenneth and Dick Gaisford near it at the time the boom runs into Pleasof Eureka spent Wedneday in a charged power line is apt to be Groveant seriously injured. An ordinary rope will very satisfactorily sevre this Mr- and Mrs. G. R- - Taylor and pupose. Mrs. J. F. If these suggestions are followed daughter Coleen, Mr- - and Bradshaw and daughter, Sylvia Jean, closely there will be no occason for sent Wednesday in American Fork the sacrfice of human life or damage to property. Mrs- - two weeks LEGAL NOTICES - PROBATE AND GUARDIAN SHIP NOTICE Consult County Clerk or til respective signers for further ii formation. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate James Aimonetti, someimes known Jim Aimonetti, deceased. Creditos will present claims with vouchers a tached to the undersigned at her resif ence in Lehi City, Utah, on or befos the 10th day of August. 1935. KATIE AIMONETTI, i - and Mrs. James Comer, Mrs. Alice Tuekfield and Mr. and Mrs-- B. M. Carson attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rose of Salt Lake City on Saturday of last Administrate! O. DE VERE WOOTTON, Attorney for Administrator, LehL Utah. First Publilation June Last Publication July cl JinHirr "iaMjri' Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gardner and four children of Ann Arbor, Michigan, ;t3Wr0"oWA,TC arrived in Lehi, Tuesday for a visit Mrs. J. and Mr. with their parents, There exists many blots on the E. Dorton and Mr. and Mrs. James of some cities that could be beauty H. Gardner and other relatives. swept away by comprehensive schemes of development and improvement Abe Anderson left by bus, Tuesday 1 ney must make real effort to wipe out for a business trip to Detroit, Michi- the unsightly places and develop a gan, and other eastern cities. He will city planning system. visit his old teachers at the University Planning for a city is not only a of Chicago, and other former school science but is an art the art of defriends. He will return in a new sign. It is a mistake to concentrate too much on material things even in city Sylvester Clark, proprietor of the planning, for it must be remembered State Street Service Station, left by that a big part in our lives is played bus, Monday evening for a business by those things which do not depend trip to Detroit, Michigan. on mere material satisfaction. If there is one thing more than anMr. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson spent other which needs emphasis when conTuesday in Salt Lake City. Mr. An- sidering city planning, It in the fact derson on business and Mrs. Anderson that it is sound buisness and economy visited with her daughter, to plan for the future. Johnson. Lack of comprehensive city plan- - nriaif1 6, 1935. 4, 1935. T't !aiS'",i Wf Mrs-Harol- ... jn water? OUR MACHINES We maintain the most eompletf Utai SERVICE Department in and Repair County. We Rebuild makes of typewriters and sddinf machines. PR0V0 TYPEWRITER SERVICE PETER J. WIPF, Manager 113 University Avenue, Provo, Uttl time! You on can-R- ead ... . There is one method of heating water ECONOMICALLY, without building fires or fussing with teakettles. It's the time-teste- d ? really enjoy, your morning shower withont benefit of at least LET US DEMONSTRATE d luke- - AUTOMATIC GAS HOT WATER SERVICE Installed for as little as warmness? Naturally, you want to keep your house cool and yet r: Or "for the man of h . Mrs. Dean Prior and home this week from returned family a vacation at Spanish Fork. and Mr- - or enjoy We admit . . at first thought it may seem 'Qjpsfi like selling fur ffu P coats on the Sahara but, confess now, did youevertry tobathe guests of out hot HOT WATER aisnes m -- are the house" try to get a cool clean shave with- 6-- on neck. Eli Fox. uJ - d Mrs- . .A V.- nlsi.il .f Lake City, spent Sunday with Mrs Olsen's mother, Mrs. W. W. Clark. r- ur. Manager Eastmond of Saratoga resort ha arranged a full day of entertainment for people of all ages at the A few of the resort on July FourthMr. and Mrs. Dick Huldaway and special features will be arranged as babies of Vineyard, were Sunday ITEMS Mr. and vci, Club The Happy Healtn a hike and weinie roast in the Travel and arfv They creek. Wednesday atfernoon- Delbert Thayne spent Monday and were in of their leader, Mrs. lands, with the United charge Tuesday with Salt Lake friends. Corps, is an opportunity Melba Carter- - Coin Shower. 2:30 p. m. Children's races with cash prizes, t p. m boxing bouts and barrel SUBSCRIPTION Mr. Utah of the fights. Brown, president One year --41.00 5:30 p. m. Diving exhibition with Safety Council and Clarence Smith of cash prizes. Salt Lake City gave a very Interesting 7:00 p. m. Water Carnival and illustrated lecture on tracic safety at comedy diving directed by Roy Passey. the Third Ward. Sunday evening. 8:30 p. m. Grand fireworks display. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allred attend 9 p- - m. to 1 a- - m. Big dance. A ed a funeral service in Salt Lake be will of dance feature the special City, Sunday, for Mrs. Harry Dun the bathing girl revue during the inKeith Wanlass spent the week-encan. termission. Each girl entering will with Bruce Nostrum. be given a season swimming pass. Mr. and Mrs- - Thomas Timms. Mrs. The winner of the revue will be preDo your part for your children and Russel Worlton and son Garry, of sented w ith a fine prize. their children. Don't mine the soil; Centerville, spent Sunday with Mr The entertainments in the afternoon preserve it fr prosperity. Rand Mrs. - B. Worlton. Mrs. Worl are all free and the management inton and little son remained for a visit vites you to enjoy the Nation's birthMr. and Mrs. Rex Perry of Spanish at the Worlton home. the finest resort in the west, at day Fork, were guests of Mrs. M- - A. Saratoga. Taylor, Sunday. Mrs. M. A. Southwiek was a Joseph Anderson of Salt Lake City visitor to Salt Lake City, Tues Mr. and Mrs. Ira Taylor and Mrs. was a Lehi visitor, Friday. Mae Nelson and bab of Springville day. were guests of 'Mrs Adah Stoddart Mrs. A. W. Davis and Mrs. Afton Mrs- Chase Featherstone is nursand Mrs. M. A. Taylor, Friday. Giles are spending the week in Salt ing a lame foot- - She stepped on a Lake City. rusty nail, Monday- Mrs. Estella Addis is spending the week in Heber wth Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. V. A- Anderson and Mrs Mis. Arnold , Schlappey is visiting W. D. Ely. Bert Miller of Salt Lake City were with her husband at Msula, business visitors to Lehi, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. IL C. Goates and refK-ne- Miss Cleo Royle and Glen Royle visiting relatives in St. George- PLANNING BIG FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION r. LOCAL W. Clark is ill this week. Mrs- - W. sary hot water at the same 2 on a purchase or A MONTH rental plan 60 DAY FREE TRAIL Ask for full details MOUNTAIN FUEL SUPPLY CO. |
