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Show THURSDAY. AUGUST 29, TOE LEHI FREE PRESS 1935 THE LEHI FREE PRESS Published by The Lehl Free Pru Evm-j- t Thursday Pbon Lehi, Utah l-- W George P. Price, Manager Office, 12 W. Main St, residence, 2nd LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Austin Gudmundseo were Salt Lake visitors, Monday. ITEMS Mrs. Martha Ball spent end with Salt Lake friends. the week Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wing were Salt Lake visitors, Friday. Mrs. Ben C. Lott left last week Mrs. Emma Baker is spending the for a visit with California relatives. week in Midvale with her daughters. Mrs. William Loveridge spent Friktered at the postoffice at Lehi Utah, Max Herron has been unable to atday in Salt Lake City. as second clau matter. tend to business during the past week due to an injured back. Mr. and Mrs. E. B-- Garrett and ADVERTISING West and State SQo Display In. per St. Lehl. Utah RATES Readers 10c per line SUBSCRIPTION One year -- 11.00 Miss Emma Ashton is staying with Mrs. Mary Thomas during Winn's visit in Arizona. Mrs. family spent Friday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Peterson were Salt Lake visitors, Friday. Mr. and Mrs.. Sylvester Clark hae Miss Mattie Davis of Salt Lake moved into the Walter Hutchings City, spent the week-en- d with her parhome during the past week. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Davis. FOR FIRST CLASS Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McCandlass Mr. and Mrs. Evan Croft arrived of American Fork, were guess of Mr. in Lehi Friday from Chicago, Illinois, and Mrs. R. J. Hutchings, Saturday. and a honeymoon trip in the east. RADIO SERVICE AND Rodney Edwards of the Duschene Miss Verla Thayne left Tuesday C C C Camp spent the past week with for a visit with Mr- - and Mrs. evening his mother, Mrs. C. C Edwards. Dee Elder at Los Angeles, California. ELECTRIC WORK SEE Mrs. Elenor Godfrey and family of "Miss Doris Dorton and Mrs. Clara Ogden, spent the past week with Mr. Doyle of Salt Lake City, were guests and Mrs. Chester Smith. of Lehi friends and relatives. Sun- DOII GILES 39 SOUTH, CENTER. LEHI Lehi Free Press or Call day. Charles Taylor of Spanish Fork, spentf Sunday with Mrs. Ruel Evans, Mrs. John R. Reasonable Prices. Lehi relatives. Bone and George I. Bone were busiWill Also Do Radio Work In ness visitors to Salt Lake City, FriMr. and Mrs. Ray Carter, sons Exchange for Groceries, Vegeday. James and Vivian, and Darral Carter tables. Fruits, etc. were business visitors to Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Dean Prior attended City, Monday afternoon. a birthday party at Spanish Fork, Sunday honoring Mrs. Prior's father, Miss Glenda Taylor returned to her Mr. Fenton Boyack. n.-home in Salt Lake City, Sunday the week with Gretrude AnMrs. Douglas Scalley and Mr. and derson. Mrs. Herbert Taylor of Salt Lake City spent evening with their 1 Josie and Bonnie Jean Hutchings of mother,Tuesday 1 R,u' 1 Mrs. M. A. Taylor. Salt Lake City, spent the past week their grandmother, Mrs. Ellen with Mr. and and Mrs. Floyd Schow and 000 1 landis Carter. family of Rupert, Idaho, spent the I week-en- d with their Mrs. Mrs. David Pearson of Bridge Celestia Schow and Mr. parents, ' v( and Mrs. Wm. j PAIRING I River, British Columbia, Canada, ar- Dorton. M rived in Lehi, Saturday evenng for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fox Claude Curtis of St. George, spent and Mrs. Thomas Powell. the week-en- d with Lehi relatives, Mrs. Curtis nd sons, who have spent the Mr- and Mrs. Abe Anderson repast two weeks at the S. I. Goodwin turned home, Saturday from a trip home returned rome with him THE PARK SHOE Sunday. to Yellowstone Park and Jackson's Hole. They report a very enjoyable REPAIRING SHOP Mr. and Mrs. 8-- .. I Ma--- after-spendi- i - ir j IJ. l - trip. STATE 8TREET, LEHI, UTAH U i DAI n KtBASur rx Coma In and give ui a trial, work done while you wait. Miss Margaret Thurman and Ray Carson were Mt Pleasant visitors, Monday afternoon. Mrs. F. J. Niel-so- n and son returned home with them for a visit. THURSDAY. AUGUST Miss Claire Wells is spending the El don Bone was a business visitor to Salt Lake City, Monday. week with Salt Lake friends. Mrs. a S. E. Littleford DolL in Salt Lake City. J. W. Gessford of Provo, was week-en- d guest of Mrs. A. E--. e, GOLD WANTED Licensed gold buyers will rav ud to 135.00 an ounce for old dental bridges, crowns, rinirs, chains, lockets, watch cases, spectacle frames, etc. or any other discard ed jewelry If mailed within 30 days. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity given to you by a reliable concern to ret full value for your Id gold We also buy old silver. ELC0 GOLD REFINERY 212 Spring Arcade Building, Los Angeles, California FOR ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Pickling Onions For Sale See John H. Smith. FOR RENT 25 acres of farming land with 5 shares of Lehi Irrigation water. Mrs. Rachel Carson. WAGON FOR SALE 3 Bain, complete with dump boards, wagon box, neck yoke and double trees. $35 takes S. P. Abbott, Lehi. it If your Sewing Machine or Lawn Mower needs repairs, Sissors or Saws Sharpened, William Osborne will do it. Fruit, potatoes, or poultry taken In on subscription. A FREE Family pass for any show at the Royal Theatre with every 60c paid. Take the family by paying your subscript ion to Lehi'a Best Paper ft s cheaper. Washing and Greasing at Popular Prices day. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dorton and family returned home Friday from a week's vacation trip to the Yellow stone Park. They report a very en joyable trip. Mrs. Rosetta Winn left Saturday with her children in Arizona. She was accom panied to Salt Lake City by Mrs. Esther Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bone, Miss Maurine Powell and Miss Emma Ashton. for a two months visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchirst, Mrs, lone Gilchrist, Miss Ida Thurman and Miss Margaret Thurman spent last week at Blanding with Mr. and Mrs. La Von Young. They visited the Natural Bridges, Cliff dwellngs and other points of interest while there. Mr. and Mrs. George Nesbitt and to lands, city lots and mining claims, daughters, formerly of Wahlsenburg, Or if you want a deed, mortgage or Colorado, returned from their sum mer vacation trip in Caifomia, Friconveyance made see day, and are guests of Mrs. Nesbitt's mother, Mrs. C. Leiter. Miss Mary W. II, JEHKINS0I1 Nesbitt will teach in the Salt Lake or leave word at this office City schools this winter. WANT ADS AT THE Mr. and Mrs- - Wm. L. Hutchings were guests of Mr. Hutchings' sister. Mrs. Chester Smith, Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchings have "both recently received their Masters Degree from the University of California and have both secured positoins on the faculty of the Rollins College of Florida. Mrs. Hutchings will teach Astronomy and Mr. Hutchings will teach Mathmatics and physics. The Bushman famiy held their annual reunion at Saratoga, Saturday. There were 120 members of the family present. Mrs. Martha Bush man was the eldest lady present, her birth date being 1849. Loney Rhodes was the oldest man present. He was born in 1853. Among the members present were: Comer Bush man of Maesa, Arizona; Homer F. Bushman, Theodore Bushman, Sarah Fowell. .all of Salt Lake City, Jake Bushman of Fairview, Mrs. Lewis Smith of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Neubern T. Butt and family of Provo, Mrs. Charles Archibald of Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. James Trun-ke- y of Provo and Mrs. Clara Gilchrist Butter Wrappers and all ether printing dona at tha lowest prices possible, Quality and workmanship al ways batter of Oregon. out-of-to- PEP GAS and VICO OILS Naptha Cleaners Solvent Gas ACCESSORIES Battery Charging and Testing We COLLAR BOS spent Thursday Ralph Trane, son of Mr. and 3&. Mrs. J. O. Meiling and daughters. Andy Trane, broke his collar Miss Caire Wells will join the , faculty of the Vernal schools this Virginia and Irene, were Salt Lake while at play Saturday. Ra'ph ' visitors, Saturday.. Dick Mitchell were playing ball, year. were both running and collided, Miss Maurine Bateman of Magna, A baby boy found a hearty welcome breaking his callar bone. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rulon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mitchell of American Fork, Friday. Taylor. The mother was formerly Miss Flor"ALIBI IKE Ronald anl Melvin Dransfield. sons ence Russon of this city. Both mother Font of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dansfield of and father are rejoicing over the ad Joe E. Brown, who portrayi Magna, are guests of their" grand dition to the family. jay j title role in the new Warner B.--, 19 H Mrs. Russon. Enoch mother, home run comedy, ''Alibi Ike,," Bbi Francis, Lexie, Vern, Dell, Wayne comes t0 the Theatre on Fria Mrs. E. Morris Jones of Salinas, Royal and Katherine Gilbert, who have and Saturday, actually hates alibi. California, and Mr. and Mrs. Elias the summer with their grand He has made a life habit 0f n M. Jones spent Saturday with Provo spent mother. Mrs. Kaherine Yates, re using alibis himself and has no friends. turned to their home in Peru, Indiana, spect for anyone who does use that There is nothing so resented Mr. and Mrs- - Joseph Russon and Wednesday evening. football coaches or baseball manage, arrived of Merced, California, family Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Flanders and as an excuse by a player who in Lehi, Monday for a visit with local relatives. They are guests at the home children returned to their home in either made an error or failed to nui Mrs. an important play. Ohio, Sunday. of Mrs. Enoch Russon. Middletown, Good athletes never use an alfi Woolston as them Mary accompanid The Officers and Teachers of the far as Rexburg. Idaho, where she will Joe E. declares. If they slip up a! First Ward Primary enjoyed an out spend the winter with her daughter, crucial moment they take their defe without making an excuse. ing at Saratoga, Friday. The party Mrs. Arvilla Wheelright. In discussing alibis and athW 'No was given in honor of the retiring teachers. The Fourth Ward Sunday School on the set one day during the mi wet ' officers and teachers entertained at a ing of "Alibi Ike," Joe E. Brown fPlaDti Announcements were received in Canyon Party in American Fork Can called the statement made by J Lehi this week of the birth of an 8 Vt yon, Tuesday evening honoring their Dempsey in Chicago after the sew. Tunney. fight lb. baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. Ferrel retiring superintendent, Arval Gun"How did it happen, Jack ,'' a v Minor of Rexburg. Idaho. Miss ther, who recently moved to American asked. porter Minor was formely Miss Jennie Pat- Fork to make his home. A luncheon was then that Dempsey made th It outdoor and were Mr. rick of this city. and Mrs. Jessie games enjoyed. famous retor: "I forgot to duck." Patrick are the proud grandparents. ''Many fighters," said Joe Browi Mrs. J. L-- Barnhart and Mrs. Vern "would have had as many alibis as i i Mrs. Theodore Hollingshead and Curtis spent Sunday with Pleasant ball 4 has peanut shells. park Grove relatives. daughters, Leonora, Betty and Sally alibi had used never "Dempsey Spi Kay, of Salt Lake City, spent the Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Slater spent and he wasn't going to start at tinchedi week-en- d at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the week-en- d TIIu in Pleasant Grove with end of a great career." Odell Peck. Mrs. Hollingshead was relatives. "Alibi Ike" is Joe E. Brown's late 1 In formerly Miss Harriet Andrews of fun maker, based on the story this city. pe Mr. and Mrs. Fon Wharburton and Ring Lardner and adapted to ti screen by William Wister Haine family of Mercur, were guests of Mr. Mrs. Odell Peck entertained Mon- and Mrs. J. L. Barnhart, Monday. Others in the cast include Olivia I I her I day afternoon, complimenting Havilland, Ruth Donnellv, Ros guest, Mrs. Theodore Hollingshead. A Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kirkham, Karns, William Frawley and Edi social afternoon followed by dainty daughters Phylis and Bonnie Jean, Shubert. Raymond Enright directed refreshments was enjoyed by Mrs. were Salt Lake visitors, Saturday. Theo. Hollingshead, Mrs. Hazel Duns-doMrs. Marie Smith, Miss Eva Mrs. Mack McKellar and daughter, Gunther, Miss Zina AnderJon, Miss Maurine, Salt Lake visitors, Ruth Rothe and Mrs. Lilleth Peck. Monday. t n, WORLD m-er- e A group of friends met at the home of Mrs. Bertha Knudsen, Monday afternoon. The ladies embroidered a quilt for Mrs. Knudesn in the after noon and in the evening they were joined at dinner by their husbands, following dinner an evening of games Those and social chat were enjoyedpresent were : Mrs. Bertha Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs. Junius Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Royle, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Anderson, Bishop and Mrs. H A. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Schow, Mrs. H. A. Fitzgerald, Mrs. E. B. Garrett, Mrs. Wm. Loveridge, Miss Maud Hackett and Miss Wanda Kirkham of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Knudsen is moving to Provo in the near future. HEW SERVICE are the agent for the INSTALLED Denver & Rio Grande Bus Lines STATE STREET SERVICE STATION PRICES REASONABLE Best Equipped Greasing Service Station in Lehi. J. S. CLARK, Manager CENTER and STATE STREETS With the growth of travel on coach and tourist car sections of the Union Pacific Los Angeles Limited trains, which have become highly popular for women and children, a female attendant has beome a necessity. Owing, however, to the cleanliness of travel in competely equipment, such as is used in these trains, the conventional maid is not now so necessary, and in lieu thereof the Union Pacific will inaugurate a stewardess service on these trains. The stewardesses will be registered nurses selected with attention to qualificaions and appearances. d These sewardesses will be blue French by their attractive serge, smartly tailored uniforms. They will be in constant attendance and at the service of the guests on these trains without charge. This service will begin from Omaha, Wednesday, August 21, and from Los Angeles, Friday, August 23. "The women patronage of the new train, especially in the exclusive women's coaches, has become so extensive," explained W. S. Basinger, passenger traffic manager of the Union Pacific, "that the Stewardesses coach have been insalled in this train. So many of our passengers are mothers accompanied by small children, in the care of which the stewardesses can be so helpful because of their hospital instruction. These young ladies have been jproperly trained to be of general assistance to passengers and particularly to administer to the needs and comforts of our passenger guests.'' , In service but a few weeks, the coach and tourist car section of the Los Angeles Limited is proving to be one of the most popular trains on the Union Pacific. During the daylight hours, the dining cars, wherein popular priced meals are served, are used as club and recrea tion cars by passengers. recog-nipe- LOCAL ITEH1S LEGAL NOTICES PROBATE AND GUARDIAN- SHIP NOTICE Consult County Clerk or the respective signers for further formation. in- NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the estate of Wallace William Asher, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers attached to the undersigned at his residence in Lehi City, Utah, on or before the 18th day of October, 1935. GERALD TAYLOR, Administrator. O. DEVERE WOTTON, Attorney for administrator. P. O. address American Fork. Utah, First Publication August 15, 1935. Last Publication September 12. 1935. ! jjj BOY BREAKS Miss Audery Thomas spent from Saturday lo Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Rhea Wicen of Soldier Summit AFFAIRS in in J. P. Jackson spent the week-enSalt Lake City with his daughter, Mrs. Minnie Fritz and family. d - Mr. and Mrs. Ira Taylor and Mrs. George Noye and children of Spring-villwere guests of Mrs. Ada Stod-da- rt and Mrs. M. A. Taylor, Satur- 29, Audery and Howard Thomas joined Boyd and Jack Smuin in a skating exhibition at Salina, Friday evening, M I Veg Shit i a Nutshell tolvis William C. Utley's syndicated articles give n on you the of issues the important out the He digs day. and facts important and let3 those alone conown form your you his like clusions. You'll swift, diroct style. Buf Read Utley Every Week best Jecor r low-dow- Mr. and Mrs. Reed McAffee and children of Salt Lake City, spent Sunday with Mr. McAfFee's mother, Mrs. Nettie McAffee. Mrs. Edward Southwick is spending the week in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Southwick, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alston. - in This A fine son arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Grace, Sunday, August 25. Mother and babe reported to be doing nicely. r Wo Newspaper Mrs. Alice Austin and daughter, Virginia, are expected to arrive home Saturday following a three months visit with relatives in England. Mr. and Mrs. James Christensen spent Sunday with Mrs. Christensen's sister, Mrs. Mary Dark and other Sandy relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fox of Am- Bu PHONE 1 8-- If you have any news of Te in- erican Fork, were Sunday guests of Mr. Fox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. - & Jessie Fox. terest, any advertisng, any job printing or want anything in the printing line. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Coulam and Calison, Ronald, of Los Angees, fornia, are guests f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coulam. Service with a smile ' fo 5 Reed Coulam returned to his home in Twin Falls, Idaho, Saturday, following a short visit with his brother, Joseph Coulam. Miss June Hansen returned home Wednesday from a two weeks visit at Fillmore with he aunt, Miss Marie Bosh. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hansen spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Fillmore and June returned home with them. A fine son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Proctor of American Fork, Saturday. Mrs. Proctor, who was Miss LET US DEMONSTRATE OUR MACHINES I We maintain the most eompls' in Utsi SERVICE marriaher Department before Afton Featherstone al ge," and baby are at the home of her County. We Rebuild and Repair and of makes addiBfeonf typewriters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chase Feaher-stonmachines. that A group of girls enjoyed a corn PROVO TYPEWRITER roast at the Kirkham Farm, Monday evening. Those present were : Martha SERVICE Fitzgerald, Marie Lott, Clarice Lar-seRuth Jones, June Hansen, Nola FJJ PETER J. WIPF, Manager Clark, Pauine Goaes, Madge Worlton, Utalwalt 113 Provo, Avenue, University Arllne Allred, Meiling, Virginia whol and Dorcus Rich Lucille Winter-toards. e. ff n, n |
