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Show Vv THE, WEEKLY REFLEX KAYSVILLE, UTAH THREESCORE BOUNTIFUL Q years OP MA RR1ED 1 1 Fi: Known Everywhere As The VERY BEST Nine miles north of sPSMENT STAVE Salt Lake Oty, suburban and residence town, largest city in Davis County: has waterworks, electric lights and Centerville, Juno 2. -- Mr, and Mr-,- . John Reading celebrated the anniversary of their wedding duv hero at their home jesteiday. All du$ telephones, cement side walks. Surrounded by rich market frier qs and relatives came and went gardens and fruit lands, two elecand the bride and groom of three-- s 'ore tric railroads with low fares, two years ago were The recipients of nu- railroads, brick jard, two batiks, good business menus congratulations. Dinner was served for relatives and the more m houses, commercial club, and high schools, churchesgraded and tinute fi lends and an enjoyahje time! lodges. A good place to live. vva.s had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Read- ing were bom in England, ho August Telford is having his home -- I, lkdl, and she February 24,U?337 remodeled. The have Tour living children, 23 grandchildren and IS Joseph T. Mabey is very ill. lie is Mr, and Mrs. Reading for sevesuffering with gall stone. ral thus have received numerous fioin friends who were unable to The Union State bank is being renothem on the anniversary of the vated by the addition of greet paint, etc. Pi trans-continent- potter farm ' . NORTH OGDEN 100 Tons of Silo hasCapacity proven al .Kara ' j entirely satisfactory to owner, who says its ease and economy are vital gieat-giatukhjj-dre- n. let-te- is Mrs. Wilda Cook Wooley is rejoic ing over the arrival of a daughter, born last week. wadding Made of Choicest Utah Wheat Milled in the most modern Mill Packed in the Neatest Manner. dajr EVERY GENEALOGICAL Ploilr DEALER HAS IT. " MEETING Ihe-ann- ual meeting of the Bui ton R. Mabey returned home Genealogical society vv ill bo held in the Friday from a week's speaking tour Twelfth W'ard meeting house in Ogin Idaho and Wyoming. 'J den, Thursday, June The gathering will be called to order Miss Ruth Ashby returned home at dial) p. m. and the program confrom Sunday Wellington, where she has been teaching school. tinue during afternoon and evening. At 2.30 p, m. a business meeting Miss Bertha Cook of Garden City, will be held to elect officers for the enUtah, is spending a week here, visitsuing year. ing relatives and friends. The purpose of the organization is Israel Smedley returned home Mon- to hold together the family and the name of Burton, as also to day from Downey, Idaho, where he had been spending the winter. promote temple work. A great many of the Burton family live in Knysville Mr. M. B. Butler, the shoemaker, and vicinity and it is hoped that all moved his wife and family to Salt who can attend this reunion will do so. Lake City the first of the week. Anyone is eligible to attend who bears the name Burton "or who is connected Leo Sessions isjlown from Downey, Idaho, to spend a few days with his :y manage or kinship,- -GEO. D. BENNETT, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orson Sessions. Chairman Entertainment Committee. Mrs, Ernest Wood was operated on Saturday at the L. D. S. hospital for RAILROAD BUILDING appendicitis and other troubles. At last accounts she was Officers of the Union Pacific sysrecovering. tem have just agreed on an expendiMarlow Fishdr, the li ture of approximately $1,000,000 (or son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin F, Fisher, improving the Kansas is suffering with u badly broken wrist, line. There has been much work on caused by a fall. this road for several years and when that which has just been authorized is Leonard Day has accepted a position as clerk in the Bountiful drug store, finished, the line will be on a par with route of the Union Whitney Stayner, the former, clerk, the Omaha-Ogde- n Pacific. having resigned. One of the Items just authorized is Gerald Eldredge shipped a carload the ballasting with Sherman granite of household goods, etc., to his ranch of the line between Oakley and Ellis, in Beryl, Utah, last week. This would 74 miles. This will complete the balindicate a marriage in the near fulasting of the line between Kansas ture, although an announcemnt has City and Limon, Colorado, 550 miles, not yet been made. and this portion of the work will cost r The entire system The Y, L. M. I. A. entertained, Mon about . $300,000. from Kansas to the Colorado ter- City day evening, at the home of Mrs. Ara. minals will be relaid with steel Sabine, in honor of her daughter, rails a at cost of new and $200,000, Birdie. A large crowd was present steel will $125,-00bridges approximate and a delicious supper wes served, additional. after which the e was showElectric block signals will be inered with many beautiful and useful stalled between Salina and Ellis at an presents. estimated cost of $175,000. This will Funeral services over the remains complete the electrical block signals of the late Mrs. Fannie Call Barlow letween Kansas City and Ellis, about were held Friday afternoon in the 303 miles. , First Ward meeting house. This is one of the largest expendiThe speakers were Joa. T. Mabey, Leo. J. tures made by any western railroad Muir, President J. II. Robinson, Henry this season and the work is to be Bartholomew and Joseph Kynaston. pushed as fast as men and money will They all bore testimony to the upright do it. life of Mrs. Barlow and of her faithfulness to the gospel. The floral ofFor Sale Two-inc- h American cenferings wer? beautiful and numerous. trifugal pump with piping, foot valve After the services the remains were and 40 feet of h belting; warlaid to rest in the Bountiful cemetery. ranted good as new. Will be sold for half the regular price. W. P. EpperTHE REFLEX, $1.25 A YEAR son, Kaysville, Utah. . Charles Theie are many siloes of this construction m Davis county, all of which are giving satisfaction. For informa- - s tion as to uses of concrete, off ( the coupon below ' . , and mail. WSTT, -- tear IntermoanlaiiS - Concrete Co, &SOE w-- lr?M Pidsc Send Mo i por-etu- Cotoiogus ....... 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