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Show V7 Mmmm JOURNAL IDVyVLE: VVJL,. J 3 1NO. - I ., 9 Established 1892 Murray City, Utah, Thursday, July, 14, 1927 . " f! r- - THOUSANDS FROLIC MURRAY YOUNG PEOPLE ADVOCATE AT MURRAY CITY SUPPORTING MURRAY MERCHANTS PARK, WEDNESDAY The following letters giving reasons why merchants should be supported by Murray all Murray residents have been received in response to the Eagle offer of a prize for Mm ray Please read and heed the counsel of these young folks who have given their time and thought to a question that means much to each and everyone living in or near Murray. " 7 Local Dealers. Dear Townspeople: Our merchants are here for us. Why shouldn't we patronize them? They labored long and hard to build up our city and if it is our purpose to ignore them, why have them at all? In patronizing other dealers, is it fair to ours? Are we giving them a square deal? No. Murray City is to prosper something must be done to teach the children and to teach parents that only by one patronizing our local merchants, can our city grow and prosper, and as a result live on forever in the hearts of those who love her. If Verna Berg Dear Sir- :- take pleasure in writing and emphasising, as far as it is in my power, the following reasons for supporting the merchants of Murray: My first reason is my father and brother earn a livelihood by working in I Murray and the immediate vicinities. have been working in a public office being paid I by the citizens of this town. I cannot think of more unfair action on my part than to trade outside the limits of Murray City. All the money which has gone to my support up to this time has come from the immediate vicinities of Murray. By supporting the local merchants, we keep the money in the city. In this way it benefits the business men and their companies and also helps the city because a part of the profits go into the city for things that help to build it up and make it a better place to live and trade in. One of the best reasons in my estimation is because it creates good feelings and good will between the business men and the residents. When all the merchants are patronized, it makes it possible for more and so more people of the comrememmunity are given work. We must ber that these men are striving to make a we living as well as other people and unless in turn help them, we are sure that they will not help us. Yours truly, em-ployme- nt Barr Miller held day, .luly l.'ith in every way. The weather was wonderful and certainly did Its part toward making the outing a real winner all around. The races, swlming, lioixe shoe pitching and .lilnisehall game nil pleased the big audience Hud attracted their own particular devotee. The crowds seemed there to be amused and hud no occasion to complain.' The different events were well handled and no dull moments were allowed on the lrogranu Various estimates were made on the number of eole present but it was very difficult to figure how many attended as they were coming and going to and fro constantly. Mr. A. O. Cooper of the Publicity Committee stated that the attendance was up to or In excess of previous years and In fact very satisfactory. The throngs of automobiles made a real procession of beauty ami color. made a neat ncech Major 1. of welcome to Ihe Intense crowd and gracefully thanked those who had contributed the prize and made the celr esebration a suo-essMayor Mr . F.mll Madaen pecially mentioned who supplied all the fireworks as a eil to a remarkable deuree In (heir donation towards Murray liny. Thank work a they have encountered a gisal were also extended to the workera deal of discouragement in the form of on the different committees, Several of the Hwlmmuiug contents indifferent health as well as the or-dlnnry did lenities and vicissitudes of j were very exciting and Home of the business. The unusual care they give .sights aro the water were worth all la seeing that, ecry customer nMt of the day if you follow the plea-cand the extra quality of their irlft and of course you do. plains and flowers explains the steady Hivey II. ("luff gave the patriotic ! growth of the business. The prosx-r- - address for the dav. In bringing out Ity of this concern Is one la which alljthe ".ints in the upbuilding if our Murray and vicinity can take a Just i 1Hioii. he emphasized the fact that l thai when "Saying u unwlflah deTOtlott of pilde and ,!,, with Murray Flowers" tliey are Hie indlvbluai to brln about the In price, cervl-and ex- - jHM,H M hl-- Inspires us with anch Ihe pride iiilslte blossoms. Spread good cheer contrasted these H,ni (,r Floral , rHU , ollr with Murrny and happiness fr,.fthers wil?i 'tlie Comiwiiy flowers and you will be M-!,,- ,, rent IndllTereiii-of the Lidlvldual , lowing ihe example of a great many!f urKlH, .,U,U. 8(rlrH ptsiple of Salt Ijike City as well as the need for greater civic and natiou- Murray.. al pride. He coiniuemled the effort T of t.hose resMUislble for Wtslnesday'i (vlebralloti In Murray City's Park and In his praise of the was culliu-iasil- c II. lit I vldeiit to make of this Park a place of beauty and a magnet Miss Helen Itcunhm of Taylorsxllle, to draw the public to Murray City. hft this week for Kansas City, where A complete list of the doners of the she will le the guest of Iter uncle, S. In next Issue of prl.es will apis-a- r . Keiinlon. who Is president of the the MURRAY; FLOWERS SAY IT BEST neirs- Starting: in Murray it lias to move several for the sary shop times in onler to setire quarters to eare for the growing; buslnesN. Now Ihe present central location the company to serve satisfacgrowing trade torily the Ktcudlly la-e- Flowers have no equal in convey inn h graceful message or love and nwer to those reviving them ami to bring a fond remembrance of the sender long after the actual nsvipt of the uift. Murray City has lone enjoyed the advantages of u splendid floral shop in The Murray Floral Company. The hiisiiiess now located in the Hnrkerj lhillJina Imrf lion u thriving Murra Sonir for fourtH'ii years. (Oiui-ri- i i forty five years una. Mrs. V, V. ; ! extra which good xerxice mid . 1 1 dis- ri crimination is caring for the lairtie-ula- r customer Is I'fincln to the MurFloral ray coiiipany. Mrs. .Naumau has the aid of her husliand who is a gniduate laiKlsiaja-artist- , and who has had charge of the Temple grounds at Salt l.al;e for twenty-two who oierates this floral years. The .Nailiran's operate Itauioua avenue, eniharked in the floral liislnes a hot house at canarieif Mountain llarz raise also in Germany. Twenty-livand years jiro she removed to the t'tiitttl Stales, and for the demands of those who wish It will soon he fifteen years since she real song Mtds. Mr. and Mrs. Naiiinnu have uccced- opened the business in Murray. Sim-Xau-inai- rom-pan- M-".- - e Murray, Utah, July 11, 1927. Editor of Murray Eagle, Harker Building, Murray, Utah. Outing on Wedneswas a grand nuecess. such letters. FIRST PRIZE LETTER Why We Should Patronize Our City Annual at the Murray City Park j ,, lti, re-tu- g Ut ; ,, ,,,.. I "M" Men Outing Lagoon, July 19th the interest already the "M" Men's outlnc at a gnat r.t.!i. will l All "M" Men with their siici-ss- . relatives, parents, anmaking arrangements for friends, The lust few days the the isca-iowindshields of mo-- t of the automobiles Isiirliig a in this vicinity have Hint "evcryUly flicker am in lug going." The "M" Men are determined that they are all entertained to royally. In addition to the regular amusement facilities of the rsort. which will be oicrillcd full force, a tnimls-- r liil features bine Usn armngtsl of liednniiig at I o"i bs k, sprints, nowdty. and relay noes will Is- run, with At ." nVhsk winners. the for prizes a baseball game litwecii Mill Cnsk Ward. Stake Champions, and Winder Ward. Iluiiiicr up. Cr-sdefeattsl Winder. ."I to . . hist week, lo clinch the i IokI a game imt haw The champions only all scaoii while Winder has to Mill Creek. The Wlmlerites are I lo axcliue these earlier detertl.i victory Tuewlay. season s.tbak by After the baseball gnnic tin- swimming hour. The their will elithusla-t- s hae fn-Include will style, events water divba-and stroke, relay, o'. I.sk bin. h,n At sls. ..lt. ing. will ls enjoyed, and after nine, dancing will Is- the principal amuxiiont. Jmlging by evldeiicel in First Annual ijigcH.n. July CottoiiwtMHl Stake, n. TTF,NTIO! V.I.M.I.A. Murray Social Notes Mothers and Daughters' Mning. July 'S2ui on the lawn at Murray First Ward. Come in the eening. h o'clock is r.t.e hour, state mission. your work and forget your cares. , Mr. ami Mrs. Jlarley ICms and Mrs. Mothers' grown young in daughter' wJio are D. Wllliam-o- n isltliig here dress will npM-ato Gartnotonsl San from Fraiblseo, I Hiuuhier- seilale in mothers' gown Williamson Mrs. where field Tuesday, not t'Mt old Ihe frolic to have. her mother. Mrs. Geo. Come one and all, come with your remained with Hampton. smiles. These will cvrry over, and down Mr, and Mrs. V. F.. Thomas will meiiiorv's lane lor mlb-- ami mlh-- . h'BVe early In Augu-- l for California, where they will make tluir home. ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Mis, Fred Alnlcron was howles at COMPLETED a bridge Friday at her hmis- , ion Vine sin-clInld com rs w.-rr s e t.s slXliS-l- l fr guefcls. Kagle. 10 get It was Impiu-siblisimplete list of the names of winners in the Itelow apis-ardifferent events. the coiitests with tiie prl.es given. , 5 to 7 years, 1st prlws Hoys' M ; sissind prize, harmonica. Hoys' raii-s- . K to 11 years; first prlt sisund prl.c. harnv)tilca. .i Inns' race. 1'2 to 1.1 years, 1st l ; prlw harmonica prle. fst j Young mens rai's, id to 25, 1st ',t,ri I, lbs. flour: second prl.c. suit cleaned, to 3.1. 1st Young mens rait-- .. . is lbs flour; second prl.e, suit ptl-of lollies cleaned, Mens rM's, 3d to 1.1. 1st prize, $.1.oo luercbattdisi' ; isoii1 prl.e, show tickets. letis raiv. Id to .1.1. 1st prl.e, sii-clsisniid prl.e show thkets. s rai-es- srs-otu- ! ' The lllial iiiltlpletlolt of the HeW j Paul is nl i chuMi of St Vlincnt A liutulsr of the tielgblH.rs and hand and the Pastor Father Maguire! IMna Miss friends FiH.rd'gau- - a of coimratulntisl on Ihe happy" Is ciuiipleieeulary The plunitsrs and iarnicrs to Miss Fisird at the lions- - of Mrs. are at last through and next Saturday Mens rail-- . .'it to till, 1st prl-- . founGsirce A. Ilusihcr Tuesday afterinHin. will find Father Maguire cstahllshisl an was honor also Mr. W. i:. Thoiiifls tain H'ii; prle, show tickets. In the basement of the 111 his study were pre- rrn-s- . a sack the 1st prle, guest. guests Twenty Hoy of building. Mr. Marroti of the firm i sent. who Marnui A Unletting Contractors (Cuiititutcil mi 12) In charge of the work have Mrs. V. C. Ib.we and Mr - C Mill sim-Its inception will J mUscd by MIKUW CITY IS I.G.siNt; a cr with entertained brble bun ii his many friends among the Murray Thursday afleriisui In li.sker s Wsl. iMs.ple and they hop.- he will The laik of idgna at the Intersec-tion- s them again wn putting up some large of Murray streets dlrectbn touA Mr. and Mr Plans Ibischerj office or apartment building. to Camp Murray Is causing a rists weeks' a Innswill leave Thursday are Is log sha(sil for a i hun h at loss to the city. a t and heavy allforia. These Im trip to southern In the mar future. s- -ii N. M. Hum her Murray has I "in advertised their Camp with lsit provements are very much to of luig lea h, bo ( a druggist in throughout the Ititermoiintaln country and tiiirsa Is certain for a ami toiiriis have Iss-searching for that city. fine building at the Minlter town on the tamp but when they arrive at However. Murray Oie west. Mrs J. .Y.. Plilon entertained at Murray nml rind no signs by which to Is- - In the llrt plat as usual. to UKINfl luncheon at her home In Taylors Hie lis ate the camp they drive on to other : HAHKFK IJlll.DIMi . This lack of algna Mt)I)KI.t: (Thursday aftcrnim In honor of her stopping plaii-ss IcouMri. Mr. Clyde Un-as los to all our merchants of San lausi-I IKK AT llKUIS KIHKN'K laid Slramiwo. for and leaves the city apparently the only Covers werr Arthur Tnwiiseiid, proprietor ft the i f one In the world that dis-- nd make melra ffllnall . ... rennrf....... It m Is having Harker Huihling. lrt-tneiit every effort to kcp the tourist total-- , Tlie Salt Counly Fire ltilel. The Iniprocmcnt cleil and of of hnm tiesa even after they arrhe and are; resldemv H made a run to the IJndsay and F,dtar l.imlsajr will cot a consblcrablc mm and ' on anon a business lire had which caught Taylorsvllle, hi It. It. Harris trip ' ready to slop? ThU condition la tery 'make Ce building a decid-l- iy bad and Ills encouraging to learn that j Sra.the one. The cltiwn 'f Murray about three thirty . in, Wednesday, to P.atitoii. Wyo Itninisliate st are to be takin to a nbort' battle after Tlie fire - this movement and are yielded. ' !re glad to insa . a - . 14-- t "Ji'.l Ihe In tia bos ' fMid of liisl aa silk trim ,(IST returnco dy usual hi on difficulty. fire crf the and .Townsitid lighter .i.grapslating Mr. ts corrected at I'base Murn that the umtter will cry impromcnt Victors III the struggle with the fire F.at 4sth Kouth M. prounf.sivei.eM. hunds-r-. to this Joiic. fiend, heltw the enllre comiuutiily. 1 liilsis-llauisiii- s l; i pliiy-!-Ml- ws-oii- $i(; hiimpl-'iishlp- lt I'ac Is-c- ln-i- e Mid-val- r ; e com-luctidi- rx-it- s s 1 |
