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Show PAGE FOUR OF THE WEEK ' Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bowen and children of Tooele visited with relatives in Brigham city on Saturday last J r Mr. and City this week in the interests of the Alumni Library Endowment Fund, which the Alumni of the college is raising for the college is in Brigham LOCAL ITEMS of Mrs. E. D. Mann Salt library. Mr. Barber is manager of the drive and executive secretary of the Alumni Association. A ten pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Henderson, yesterday morning at five oclock. Mother and babe are doing nicely. Mrs. Henderson was formerly Miss Alice Young of Perry. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Shuntway and children of Garland were in Brigham City today enroute to Mesa, Arizona, where they will attend the dedhation of the Arizona temple. From there, they will motor to California on a sight-seein- g trip before returning with Lake City spent the week-en- d relatives and friends in this city. Mrs. Richard J. Barry and sons llichard and Billie, who have been spending the summer months at the home of Mrs. Barrys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jensen in this city, returned to their home in Almeda, , California, on Saturday morning. home. Mrs. TV. R. Mehner went to Salt Lake City yesterday to attend a AN OPPORTUNITY to cover your floors with the best grade of printed Bridge luncheon given by Miss Elsie Bern in honor of Miss Luth Shearman, cents per square linoleum at 82 who is leaving soon for Europe, yard. Cheaper grades as low as 45 where she will take up music studies. cents per square yard. This is a real buyers opportunity. These G. P. Barber, former member of the Box Elder high school faculty, prices are for cash only. Hansen adv. Furniture & Music Co. but now of the U. A. C. of Logan, U i IVILLARD NEWS SOCIAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK Wendell Jensen was hostess to the members of the Finesse club and a few invited guests at a Bridge luncheon given Thursday evening at the home of her mother, Mrs. Flora Hatch, 458 South, 2nd West street. Fall flowers w'ere used in decorating the rooms, and a hot three-cours- e luncheon was served to ten members and the following guests: Mrs. R. J Barry of Almeda, California, and Miss Florence Call. Bridge was the diversion of the evening, Mrs. Kelly B. Pearce being awarded high score, and Miss Leila Hone the cut prize. Mrs. The Finesse Club held their opening meeting at the home of Mrs. Fred Sorensen, Jr., last night. The meeting wras in the .form of a business session. New officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Fred Sorensen, Jr., president; Mrs. William C. Call, vice president; Mrs, Vern Nelson, secretary and treasurer. Plans for the following year were discussed. Eight members were present. A hot was served. tray- luncheon Fall flowers formed the decorations. two-cour- se - These ft I I Cold Nights Suggest The Need Of An Improved Method Of Heating I 44 j IT 5 OAK . c The Home I 4- ? a A Charter Oak , Parlor Furnace Distributes heat in the best way moist warm air is circulated through the home and every corner of the room is evenly heated. Friday afternoon, the Home Econ- dub met at the home of Mrs. Fred Spindler. A talk on food and menus was given by Mrs. Don Jensen, and Mrs. Alma Thompson gave a piano solo. TThe following new members were voted into the club: Mrs. Floyd Varney, Mrs. M. 0. Nelson and Mrs. Alf Freeman. Refreshments were then served by Mrs. Henry Stander and Mrs. M. C. Olsen to about twelve members and one guest present. omics j A successful student body dancing party was given at the high school auditorium Friday evening, under the direction of a joint committee of the faculty and student body. There was a large attendance and music was furnished by the Merry Makers orchestra. In keeping with the rule governing dances at the high school, the party Friday commenced at 8 oclock and closed at eleven. very , The Deseret Camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers will entertain their partners Thursday evening at S oclock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sorensen, Sr., the event being the opening meeting of the season. A splendid program is being arranged for the occasion, and a very good attendance of the members is desired. . i Trade Your Old Heater In On a New Charter Oak Parlor Furnace And Enjoy The Comfort Of a Properly Heated Home This Winter. s Stohl Furniture Go. y. n ii! ' I Washin i fi 4 The America Legion Auxiliary held their regular meeting at the Legion Home last Friday evening. Matters of business were discussed after which s Miss Phyllis Baird favored the I f or discarded cigarette-but- t be match, and you may Take out a wiped out. dependable policy for sure protection. Norman Lee City, Utah Brigham THE MOVING OF BRIGHAM YOUNG STATUE OPPOSED in Daughters of the Utah Pioneers their fall convention at the Hotel Utah Saturday night, voted unanimously against the proposed removal of the Brigham Young monument from the South Temple and Main street intersection. One hundred delegates from Utah. Davis, San Pete, Sevier, Iron, Tooele, Salt Lake, Weber Box Elder and other counties were present. Invitation of Governor Geo. H. Dern for the society to make the State Flag to be sent back to Philadelphia for display, in Independence Hall was accepted and tentative plans for the work were then discussed. The Westward Turn. an oil paintfeet depicting the Moring 7V2Xl2 mon Battalion at the end of their destination, painted by Mrs. Minerva Kohleheppe Jaggart, of Cokeville, Wyo., formerly of Salt Lake City, was presented to ,the society by the artists mother, Mrs. Ella Kohleheppe and Mrs. Fanny E. AVoodruff, president, accepted the gift in behalf of the organization. Much of the meeting was taken up with a consideration of members papers and the session was concluded by all delegates singing America, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Call Morris, chorister. Those present from Box Elder, were: Sarah Josephson, Mary I. Rich, Ortha Peters, Charlotte W. Reeder, Ella L. Bingham and Helen 1 Judge John J. Gore, of the United States Federal Court,' July 23rd ruled that the Gray & Dudley Company has built up an enviable reputation in all sections of the United States for its Washington Line, and its success in business depends upon maintaining same. i New Orchestra for This Community The Court further ruled that in manufacturing and selling Washington Home Furnace, Gray & Dudley Company in no way entered into unfair competition with Heatrola and that the Estate Stove Company was not entitled to any damages and to pay court costs. CONN Instruments 1 E And Alto $145.00 SILVER FINISH B And Soprano $123.00 SILVER FINISH 1 B Reco And Trumpet Retu $100.00 SILVER FINISH tree i f 'i f !. 1 B And Trombone ierson, south SILVER. FINISH ;leril J ties Ch Come in and see them' Dont forget to bring iii your old EuVek .j $108.00 horn with pol Three of Americas leading expert pattern makers, M. R. Lehman, H. H. Fleer and II. H. Iliedbredar, testified under oath that the Washington Home Furnace is a superior Furnace to the Heatrola. 1 ' ' M , I i you. ir, Box Elder toi rcordinj Music House T. O. NIELSEN, gurekt an To ierSai sdstor Mgr. way desci In serving a vegetable plate one food that contains some protein, as for example, green peppers or tomatoes stuffed with a mea, or potatoes mixture, cauliflower scalloped with cheese, spinach with d eggs, or sweet corn ding made with milk and eggs. t Weduei n Sooth stopp surpr ;tr, win It Has a Larger Air Duct And Weighs 100 Lbs. More Than Any Other Circulating Heater On the Market. , ' ! Investigate This Heater Before Buying! Sold By ' I Jesse W. Hoopes Brigham City, Utah tie 4 otl ie The' eger it the I ared back offic who s, west ebrusi a he cap! B Mr. For FIRE Prevention others i hidli The rich General Electric Wiring And Hot Point Appliances aft ted Us 1 Sa to c utly lOregi th so ally at Everything Electrical Phone 132-- Me W. $ Foi R. Mehner Electric Co. 'raty v red f( :h he iberl lohusi a After Mutual Tonight! t,Ge( a C. ?. incite oti to sm our Christmas line; Our Greeting Card stock vJas never so jine, Theres Distinction, Qualitf, and Good Value here In evefy cerd v5e ere offering this jear; R. Moyli w, Fifth Ward Hall Merry Makers Orchestra 35c Per Couple Ja X BIG DANCE at the WE calb Srowi OCTOBER 11TH Come to the . d at Ci i, Fi rant, Extra Lady, 10c rkson iff&; a 11 ota i m And $our ovJn special taste v?e can gratify too, To carfy jour Christmas he s Greetings for you. son wi Eirei at How about some new sheet music ? Come in and make your SAMPLE CARDS HOME FURNACE Has Superior Qualities! hi! 'he f.) ON DISPLAY HERE THE WASHINGTON M whe en, hard-boile- T. AVilson. Is Superior to Heatrola , J ie5as i i 1 uck The Gaiety Girls orchestra is the name of a new musical organization recently organized by a number of popular lady musicians of this city. They will play their first engagement, we are informed, Friday evening for the grand ball of the Rotary Club to club be given at the commercial 44 rooms. The personnel of the musical If you want your dreams to organization is as follows: Mrs. Kelly B Pearse, leader and saxaphone; you must wake up. Dorothy Baker, piano; AVilla Baker, volin and saxaphone; Marie Thorne, The jobs that look ohe easiest art banjo. The members of the orchestra usually the hardest. are all talented vocalists, and their music will he complemented with The man who thinks he cant a sngng. usually right about 'it. of the club with a reading. Re- WANTED If any livestock to sell, freshments were served by Mesdames call E. M. Tams, 496R4. Voy Hudson, Henry Frogley, Jane Many men are like poor mucilage Clark, Moroni Jensen, Edna Robinette they stick to nothing. and Able Christofferson. , Duck shooting on Sundav and on Wednesday only. Lots of nice, fat grain-fe- d ducks. Entrance $1.00 per day. D. L. Reeder, phone 511. United States Federal Court Dismisses Suit Brought Against Gray & Dudley Company By Estate Stove Co., Makers of Heatrola !? M. WILLARD, Oct. 11. The Y. M. night Sunday was A. II. with Ezra Nebeker as president; Theodore Grazier, first counselor; Robert AVoodyatt. second counselor. M. I. A Thursday evening, next, the are going to give their opening dance. Commencing at S:30 oclock a short program is to be given after which the evening will be spent in dancing. Music will be furnished by the Merry Makers orchestra of Brigham City. A good time is promised all who attend. Mr. Paul Beecher of Ogden wms a guest at the home of Miss Mary Braegger last Sunday. Mrs. Earl Harrop and two children of Pocatello, Idaho, are spending the week with her mother Mrs. Ipsen Harrop. Quite a number of Willard people attended the fair and conference at Salt Lake City last week. Supervisor and Mrs. Warren Taylor were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. AVard on Sunday. Mr. Reese Hubbard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hubbard had the misfortune last week to fall and break his knee cap. At present he is at the L. D. S. hospital with his knee in a cast. 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