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Show the WEEKLY the second judicial dis court of the state trict OF UTAH, IN' AND FOR DA- - " REFLEX. KAYSVILLE. UTAH IV Hess, Thomas Soackman, Simon Bam- Salt Lake & Com- Ogden Railway pany, a corporation, By LOUISE Defendant. s OLIVER. La-ga- Resort Company, a corporation. Lagoon- SLMMONS Fair & Racing Associa. tion, a corporation. Plaintiffs-- . vs. Farmington City, a municipal corporation of 1 Utah. THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE SAID DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned to apservi-- e pear within twenty days after of this summons upon you, if served within the county in which this action otherwise within thirty is brought; days after service, and defend the above entitled action; and in case of you failure so to do, judgement will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint, which within ten days after service of this summons upon you will be filed with the cleric of said court. The object of this proceeding is to disconnect and detach from the mu nicipal boundaries of Farmingtdn City, defendant above named, the land t: and territory described as follows, to-wi- PoUy Brown and her father lived on one side of the paling feme that ran from the street to the back lot and Tom 1 atterson and his mother lived on the other. Polly Brown grew up to hate Tom Watterson and Tom had been to dislike the Brown girl. taught Thing had been mueh woise since the uni . dent of It really was an accident. for Polly never meant to hit Tom In the bu'ik with it. She knew it was passe the minute she discovered the hidden nest in the thnken ...op, and, pid ing n up gingerly .between her thumb and forefinger, sin had aimed over the feme into the back'!-lot. But the egg slipped, and just then Tom straightened up funu Ins weeding. Bully dosed her eves for an instant as she heard it hit Then she lifted her chin two inches and walked majestically into the hiuhen. After that Tom called her "that little Brown cat, and deliberately let the grass go three weeks without cutting so the dandelions would seed again and blow over. Polly had a voice, and it was the summit of her ambition to go away to study. "There is no one in Stolway to teach me. she complained "if I only bad training I could open a studio of uiv own and give vo al lesson lien. Oun't I go, father? "Well you can write to Aunt Peg. and if she can come and keep bouse for me for a year you can go to New York. I guess I have enough saved for that. The only thing I hate about the whole business is that your Aunt such a blamed bad cook! Peg better ask her to come." Aunt Peg camehnd Polly went, with enough money to keep her ten years In Stolway, but by compression and stinting it might stretch for six months in New York. Tom had been studying ' law-o- dd hours out of the store and at nights for a period of three years. About the time Polly went away, he passed ..M his 'examinations at the bar. Three months after Aunt Peggy had been cooking bad meals for Mr. Brown,' a third third. cousin of the Wattersons in New York told Tom that he had a splendid opening for him there. So Tom bade his mother s xd by and went to the city of d -- i W A MC'.t- amount of sickness is Point, including a case o. The Schools have been We- -t of sin. i clo-r- d Mi. and Mrs. letter Whitesides rein New Castle on Monday, after cveral weeks stay, visiting fuends and relatives. turned to 1 their home -- and Mr- -. David Cook will leave hortly for then- annual tup to Cali- ANM U. MEETING UF THE fornia. CO-O-- ll.l.K K VYS the-egg- Beginning at a point on the Salt Lake Meridian 22.49 chains south of the northeast corner. Section 24, Township 3 north. Range 1 west and running thence west 6.22 chains, south O- .93 chains, west G.19 chains, north west 5.59 chains; 4.43 chains; 13.75 chains north N9 north degrees 40 minutes west 21 chains; north 18.44 chains; south 89 degrees 40 minutes east 21 chains'; north 7.5 chains to the south line of Burke Lane, thence east 13.9 chains; thence southeasterly along the west side of State Road 5.6 chains more or less to the Salt Lake Meridian; thence south 3.54 chains; east 12 chains south 3.09 chains; south 86 degrees 40 minutes east 3.5 chains to the center of Farm ington Creek; thence southerly along the center of Farmington Creek 3.74 chains more or less, thence west 2.74 chains, thence couth paralell to and 115.5 feet 'east of the center of the west track of the Salt Lake & Ogden Railway 10 chains; thence west 0.233 chains; thence south 5.31 chains; thence east 2.97 chains thence south 4.69 chains; thence west 3.06 chains thence south 7.25 chains thence west 2.01 chains, to the point of beginning. Also: The southeast quarter fSE 4) of the northwest quarter (NWVi) of Section 18, Township 3 North of Range 1 East. All the above described property being in Davis County, State of Utah. RICHARD B. THURMAN, One night Polly, feeling particularly Plaintiffs Attorney. P. O. Address Continental blue and lonely in her ugly little Bank Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. First publication January 6, 1916 Broadway. contrary to the good advice of her one or two friends in town. But the windows fascinated her and made her forget that she was to New parTTMr A prosperous farming and rich community in - the northwestern portion of Davis County. Fine farms and homes, wide fields and high grade stock are important features. Has two canning establishments, artesian wells. North Davis. High school and 'beautiful orchards. Branch of O. S. L. railway from main line to lake shore furnihes shipping facilities. George berger, Mr. Edwin Y.T.liams left on a visit on Monday. Heaccoiry 1 Mr Hcber Whiteside 1 SYRACUSE A'FAfflYFEiiD VIS COUNTYW P Mi. and. Mr- -, Al the annual meeting of the stock-hollleiuy Williams have bten laid up iluimg the pa- -t week with - of the Kaysville m e i - o' la 1. Mer, .mule institution, held at the ofgrippe fice o the iTonpany in Kaysville City Be; h i iiiativt-of the. Layton sugar l.t-- t on Monday morning at 10 o'clock, f.n to! wne out hero on Monday tak-n.o- the following otlicer.s . and directors ! t ontiact- - for beets. were eleited: John R. Barnes, presiMr, William 11. Millet has left for dent: William Blood, Ih- - annual tup to the coa-- t. He will John t!. M. Barnes, secretary; George iv aw, 'e the lem.iindei of t lie winter. W. Baines, treasurer; John R. Galley, II. Blood and Oscar Barton, The f.u mi rs aiouml here are hap-- ! llenty The annual dividend of 18 per -- uch a to heavy now fall. Sev- cent had been declared at a previous en or eight inches have fallen during date.- the pa-- t few days. di 1 -- fFrom the handling of a - dred thousand dollars each year at the time of the inauguration of our government to the position of practically the money metropolis of the world is the financial history -e ! t; of New YorK City. gNo one of the great 'banhs of our national metropolis gives more careful attention to the correct principles of banhlng than we do. A savings account at this banK means an earning capacity for -- A large number of families are K.WsWLLE CANNING CORPORAtncken with mumps and chicken-po- x TION ANNUAL MEETING i n thi- - part of the county and a num-bThe annual meeting of the of t.i-of la grippe are reported, - of the Kaysville Canning iLu one i.t.e of diphtheipc was hid at the ollit e of the T A hip uowd nf-- . ned out people till coiiiany in Kaysville City op Mon Imi da;, evening in ce the play, Up day niuiinng of this week at 10 o'clock. unioi.t Way, git u by the Kays-- J At tin meeting and the directors' wile lhaniatio company. All present meeting which followed the following were well pleased with the 'perform- ufiict - and d. lectors were elected: ance. John 1;. Baines, president; Francis N. Arthur F. Miller's residence is nearing NalJir, 11. Blood, Dav id Guiley, Barms, Henry completion. The hou-- e is built of hol- John" Flint, Thomas J. Smith and J. low tile. The brickwork is now comR. Guiley, directors. John G. M. Barnes' ' pleted and the carpenters are start-'tn- was elected secretary and treasurer. their part of the work. The house is modern in every re, pert, with all There are UNION STATE BANK ELECTS conveniences. up OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS eighty loom- - and a huge basement in llie iTuetuie. ' At a meeting of the stockholders of The 2 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. the I mon Stute Bank held Saturday John Bennett died on Tuesday morn- of last week the following officers and ing of diphtheria. Most of the mem- - directors were elected: Dr. Fred Stauf- -- tr stock-hold- os n 1 , -- r- -- t; lb-h- g few hun- . your moneyr-n- p matter how small the amount. and an absolute assurance of its safety. Get the saving habit It means a relief from many of life 3 worries. Start a banh account with us today. - BARNES BANKING COMPANY, KAYSVILLE, UTAH y -- IS O. Myron "Phillips, Confectioner lfafi. Kaysx)ille, sky-raper- ! PpiBING I do a general line of plumbing and will take con- tracts for the installation of baths, lavatories, sinks, etc. General plumbing repairing will receive prompt attention. Spencer Barton KAYSVILLE E 'RO'BIffSOfi Lisceneed Abstractor And Notary Public Office F. C A M. Bldg. Ftrminrimt . d Twenty-third- . Polly turned. So did Tom. Polly stopped to look Into a window. Someone said, Hello, girlie, nice night!" In a strange masculine voice linked his arm familiarly and through-- hers. Polly shrank back frightened. Then she suddenly saw Tom rushing at her tormentor like a thunderbolt and swing his right fist under the man's nether JaW. Come with me,, Polly TT Rutledfe G. 2). poor and lonely. Tom, rather new to town, decided the same evening to walk up BroadJ way. They met at Herald square, looked fairly into each others fates and then In all the immense quickly away. desert of New York they avoided this little oasis of friendship. But Tom remembered the egg and the cat and the roof, and Polly the seeds and the dog and the chickens. He wandered up to Forty-seconstreet, she down to 1 cried he as Ill take the man staggered back. you home if you don't hate me too everlastingly much to let me walk beside you. I never meant to do it. VOh, Tom! PHYSICIAN and SURGEON It slipped, truly. The egg, I mean. Office and Residence on Locust Street And you You proud Utile thing! let me think you m&int it! Then I'm near Bamberger depot. sorry about everything I've ever done. Calls answered promptly day or night I've been a nasty brute and am heartKayiville : Utah ily ashamed- of myself. But I hope : : t Im a man now. The world makes one look at things differently, doesn't it? We all need to get out and be shaken up a little. Indeed, yes! agreed Polly, and. later,' when they had reached- her steps and Tom leaving, she asked: Won't you come to see me, Tom? Kaysvillo - - Utah fm ifraid we cant talk over the good First Claaa and old times at home, but we can babble Quick Work: Our Motto at least about future prospects. We have that in common, although mine TELEPHONE 45-- J are not as rosy as I had expected. Polly eagerly. Tom promised Browns the prettiest girl I've seen in W. New York, was his comment to himDENTIST I shall certainly self going home. time while Office in Dr. Graate Place try to make up for lost fool Ive been a What here. is she Kaysville Utah Then whimsically, all these years! Pkou 41 KaysviDe Exchange, 1 wonder what mother would say? But he need not have worried, for Beoatiful fee aopoUtmewte mornPolly got this letter the next ing from her father: .Dear Daughter: Aunt Peg got sick 1 idow and went home last week. old on a lonely took pity atterson a f fHifll lllilM ! A in the finest things to sent and man Edition at 10c a Copy eat yon ever tasted. Of course I had MlKmi b.Jj" . VMliffaaXUs.dl HMk concert. I wed M to take the dishes back, and fixed a KboaM mad cw tw tW broken water pipe tor her. She's a 1 ' rnifaiil I It rt fine woman. Polly. It terrible how I've misjudged her all this time. Hope Price you are welL Your loving Father. f p ,g. W Ww Ke.Uernpromise4 $ tonight to become Mfs. Brown, me joy. Polly!1? OUR NEW PREMIUM OFFER 4 Splendid Friday;and Satur- Shoe Shop - 4 Popular Shoe and Clothing Store yfy JtI -- 5fea)10.C 13 -- Uytea Drag 8 tore pO) Call and see them and get a punch card : : For Boys and Girls. Co. Stewart-Burto- n STURDY SCHOOL SHOES. , We show the largest and most complete stock of childrens shoes in Ogden, and the prices are marked so that mothers will find it true economy to supply the children with their footwear at our store. The Childrens Shoes include misses shoes, and footwear for the little tots in dressy styles and durable qualities you will find the best selected kid and calf skins, guaranteed all leather here are the prices - . 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