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Show Adamsville notes Saving Wins Success . Ihs.newhom ofThos. II. Jries is nearing completion. Samuel Littlefield left Tuesday for Cedar City, he will bring back " a load of coal. Mrs. Harold Ohran and little daughter are visiting at the home Mrs. Sarah. A. Jones. Mrs. Cynthia. Heaps who has spent a month wit h her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Limb, left for her home atTeasdale Monday. . have a big prosperous firm, own a car, or tra vet wherever you wish. Men who haverealljr succeeded spell it YOU can SAVE YOU can win the same success. YOU do not need a lot of money to do YOU it need uo great education , YOU need only the determination start now and continue. to ; LET US HELP YOU? Evary covrtM coubtant with tafa Banking. flaJIj axtandai our patron. State Bank of Beaver County BEAVER CITY, UTAH Waters Garage GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Experienced Auto Mechanics Special Attention given to Overhauling Gas and Tractor Engines WATERS GARAGE Uuh iver City Beaver and Mansfield Hotels Beaver City, Utah Under Direction of Mrs. Richard Pearce Steam Heated Rooms if Desired Private Baths, Etc. Served Any Time at Beaver Hotel Rates for Room and Board $2.50 per Day and Up Station Service ISharp makes a specialty of traveling bag and two letters, which were from his wife in Oklahoma. The letters did not give any name or date of postage. The Sheriff is still on the watch for him. There was a big Hallow'een party given here last Friday evening, every one present had a very enjoyable time, . ; There was a big basket ball game in the Gym. Monday. The High School against the Town. The town boys were the winners. Dr Fairbanks of Beaver was in town Friday. Typhoid and Smallpox patients are reported as getting along nicely. Nolan Hollingshead. Gecrge Stewart is improving his I ome by the addition of two new rooms. .... Mrs. Myrtle Yardley spent the week end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.Rus and Mr. and Mrs. John Pearce attended the program by the Murdock Manderfield News Academy, Founders day. Rus Jones and family have Mr., and Mrs. Frank Pendleton moved into town for the winter, and Mrs. Baker Edwards and they now occupy the old D.J, motored to Milford family Rus residence. Mr. and Mrs. David Pearce were Mr. Joseph Patterson and son Beaver visitors Monday. Clo have resumed their work on Miss Margaret Joseph and Mrs. the new road; now that threshHarold Ohran attended the Hal- - ing is over. low'een ball at Beaver Monday Linda Dewey Bohn, Mrs. evening. Twitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. Mel- Mr. James A. Eyre and family vin Edwards were dinner guests of Frisco have moved to Adams at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ville for the winter. Reubin Edwards Sunday. The Mra. Kate, Joseph spent Mon evening was spent in music and day with her daughter Mrs. Chase social chat. Murdock of Beaver. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Puffer Rulon Tanner and Chase Mur have left Manderfield for a few dock were the speakers at Sun- weeks, to work on their mining day afternoon services, which property at North ('reek. were well attended. Mr. and Mrs. 1). Peirce of Ad Miss Clara Stewart will spend amsville spent the day Sunday the winter with her sister Miss at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Adams, of Teasclale, Utah. C. T. Baldwin. John Cox and family who have been visiting relatives the past Preparations are being made two weeks left for their home in for the Fifth Red Cross Roll Call, which is the "Greatest Mother's" Salt Lake. annual celebration of Armistice Day, and the time to renew alle North Creek Notes giance to this work for the veter ans and for humamty. The meas Miss Chloe Baldwin of JHlmore ure, of Roll Call results will enable is visiting the James Valentine the Red Cross to curry the war family. job toward completion to the ex- ent that its loyal members de Powell Messrs. Grant Tolton, sire: and there are peace time p3on. Win. Twitchell, Sen., Ed ex ward Twitchell, Ben Murdock problems as service should hasten men Twitchell Wm and prepa- Jr., brought "-" tions for the out of North Creek five big bucks Squad. dall Kirk Fran season. ke, the Sec'y, Home hunting during Service, Edward Rebman just returned from Parowan on a business trip. Elder George Parkinson and Moses Edwards were home missionaries at North Creek Sunday School last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Puffer of Manderfield have moved to North Creek for the winter. The North Creek Primary gave a Hallowe'en social last Saturday niirht eames. dancing and re freshments were enjoyed by all, There is to be a hard tirm dance at the school house Friday evening, every body invited. Monday being cream day, most Me-o-m- y, of the North Creek people were in town with cream and doing si shopping. , well-Meanw- Oxyacetylene Welding All kiftds of Auto, Engine, and We have farm Machinery Welding and Can Do Your Welding PROMPTLY and SATISFACTORILY Beaver City, Utah Sharpe Service Station Stmi Pon'f Forget That The Jewel Theatre The Theatre that has stood by you through thick and thio is still running. Its owners live here, spend their money here, give you the beat shows obtainable; and are entitled to your most hearty support Tomorrow, and every night next week, as usual, will see a good ahow at THE JEWL MMMalMMMMMMeaMMMMM Walters Co. Thursday, Nov. 10 itmntntTrn M I 1 1 I Swedish-America- n . ItMillLT Aff It (I I HI nnnm Ilirr ft-- l. 1 Limviij Miss Gcnevlve Orglll . , j. in and Mr. James Worsley In Leading Rojes A Funny Ptay, a New Play An Up-To-D- ate Play Prices 25c arid 50c ber. Work . on the new road has started. The road is to run from Minersville to Parowan. The School assembly program which was held .Monday was a decided success. It was as . fol lows; Reading, Winnie Le Fever, of the Fourth grade; Song by the kh. Trade "girls and the male members of the faculty; a talk by Cecil Bakes, also a short talk by Miss Kate Barton. "t"s"i Mr. Bernard Jameson was at his home ; Saturday and Sunday from Frisco, where he has been ' teaching school . Saturday evening, the ZJth o Octobcr,Mrs. G. W.rRollin'ggtore was entered by a burglar, who stole four dollars in silver and , Play ' I - the interest of the Chautauqua which begins on the 2nd. of Novem . At Beaver Opera House - RUBBERS4)VERS!I0ES Prices from 75c up Come early while your sizes are in stock Leather Vests at $6.75 Canvass Coats at $5.00 fffffffffffffffW Store v Mp. JOHN R. MURDOCK, Mgr. " i t Utah Beaver City CONTRACTORS! and BUILDERS As well as dealers in Rough and Finished Lumber. Builders Materials of all kind. Builder Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Imported and Hand Made Caskets COAL in small or large quantities i X' MACKEREL & COCKETT Lumber Company Beaver City, Utah Phone 135 Commercial Billiard Parlor 4'i POOL and BILLIARDS i. Up Stairs Over P.O. Block hile, Hours: 8 a. m. to J. R. Llndsey. Proprietor lip. m. Beaver City, Utah i f W A v y - i Before you're a day older you want td let the idea slip under your hat that this is the open season to start something with pipe a --- and "Albert joy'us jimmy some Prince and get your share of the greatest I smoke-sport-on-ear- th Because, a pipe packed S P. A.'s flavor and, fra- grance and coolness and its freedom from bit and parch (cut out by our exclusive patented process) are a revelation to the man who never could get acquainted with a pipel j a A. made has P. pipe a thing of joy to four men ; with Prince Albert satisfies a man ts he was never sat- where one was smoked before I And, you'll say so as soon as you start to isfied cash-i- beforeand 1 t "I how you 11 take to a pipe and P. A.! MINERSVILLENOTES Miss Kate Barton is here in Presenting the famous Hub Brand Ken Equipment Up-to-Da-te JustHeceived A "New Shipment of . OXYACETYLENE WELDING AD Meals a thirty dollar check. He was saen by two men but he calmly ma le his eicipe.. Nothing was f und of him but his keeps him sitisfiedl Why on this n I smoke-hunc- h ... l . in i ft Uo. mm4 tr kmU Miami rrywtnt tU H.C - 0 i , . M tMUMMitlilW mmmmi mm the national joy smoke r4 i m, U V |
