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Show ' 'V X , v . V Yy Volume 5 S ALINA, No. 22 UTAH, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1922 lie-Cnii- g Is A The republicans held a rous- ing rally in Salina Monday night and much enthusiasm was shown by those present when the principles of the republican party were exhorted by German E. Ellswarth, District Attorney N. J. Bates and others. In addition to the splendid address made the audience was treated to some splendid campaign songs by the Republican Glee Club of Sevier county. S. M. Jorgensen, candidate for representative, acted as chairman of the meeting and introduced German Ellsworth. Mr. Ellsworth has been a member of the National Republican committee for many years and he has been closely associated with the history and work of congressmen for more than twenty years and during that time has watched closely the work of individual senators. The people of Utah should be proud of the work of their senator, Reed Smoot, for congress of the United States does not hold a more capable man than he, said Mr. Ellsworth. Senator Smoot has done more for your stale than any senator ever sent to Washington and you can make no mistake when you elect a man that will with him in doing big things not only for the state of Utah, but for the entire United States. Mr. Ellsworth dwelt at length on the tariff issue and other national At State An elaborate Halloween and masquerade ball was given at the opera house Tuesday night by the Mutuals of the two wards in Salina. The hall was filled to its capacity with ancient, modern, unique and fantastical characters who apparently had no acquaintance with each other. The .orchestra Dragon together with the weird decorations gave a tone of suspense and mysetry to the scene. After the grand moonlight waltz, in which all mysetrious characters participated, prizes were awarded to Mrs. Chester A. Myers, who represented the cat woman, and to Miss Lydia Larson, who played the part of Uncle Tom. Another character who received honorable mention was Miss Lucile Ditjevsen, who impersonated Topsy so perfectly. The officers of the Mutual served luncheon; they also conducted the most successful party of the season. Judges of Election Those who will serve as judges of the state and county election to be held next Tuesday, November 7, are as follows. For district No. 14 Joseph A. Anderson, A. S. Crane and P. J. Nielson.- - District 5 T. Peterson, Carl Forshee and W. H. Brown. The polls will be opened at 7 oclock in the morning and will remain open until 7 oclock at night. To be a voter you must be regularly registered in the pricinct in which you re1 side. topics. liversity Has Reaiy Ilartet Some of Salinas choicest beef cattle and fat lambs played an the University of Utah are being invited to attend the sec- important part Tit the exhibition ond annual; it the opening, of the Union g celebration to be held at the Uni- Stockyadrs at Los Angeles tha Lee Kenner, versity on November 4. In ad- week. Last Friday, and meat known of the best me dition to the big football game there will be par- successful stock . raisers in tne Califades, rallies, and entertainments west, left for the southern ornia. metropolis and with him on the program. Herford There will be a big rally at the went a car load of white cattle and a full car of fatlambs. University campus Friday mornstock was placed on exhibi-ia- n The : 30 to be followed iming at and the residents of Calif mediately by a parade down town. Every organization on the ornia had the pleasure of seeing what Sounthern Utah can do in campus is responsible for at least one decorated car in the raising choice beef and lambs. The shipment sent out by Mr, parade. one of Saturday morning in the Park Kenner was undoubtedly e this Memorial building there will be he best ever sent from cattle were perfect non. a reception for the Alumni. rounded out and Seauties and The football game will begin leek as though they were to, be at 2:30 Saturday afternoon. entered for blue ribbon prizes. Colorado College has one of the The lambs, also, were prize winstrongest teams in the Rocky the Mountain Conference, having re- ners and attracted more than usual attention among the local cently played the strong Colo, , rado Aggie aggregation to a 0 stockmen. Salina and the surrounding to 0 tie. This will be a good where totock is raised, for Alumni and friends territory has' become famed in Southern to see the Utah boys in action. Calif orniaf Buyers for the large This game will more than likely houses on the Pacific coast are decide the Rocky Mountain Consager for the Salina stock and ference championship. generally a premium is paid for Following the game the Uni- the choice stock and always the versity fraternities and sororities stock from here finds a ready will hold open house for all for- sale by the biggest houses on the mer students. Beginning at 8:30 coast. there will be a big g Mr. Kenners fame as a stock dance at the Hotel Utah. raiser, is not alone confined to Utah and the Pacific coast points hut the eastern buyers know his ability as a stockman and are llso eager to get the stock raised LOCAL ITEMS OF by him. INTEREST. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Prows entertained six couples at a card A Neighbors and friends of Mrs. party Tuesday evening. luncheon was served and Carl S. Nielson gave her a little i good time was enjoyed by all. surprise party on Friday of last week, the occasion being in lonor of the anniversary of her pirth. Games were the feature of the afternoon. A delicious fresh trout dinner was enjoyed. All friends and former students of Home-Comin- Utah-Colorad- 1 o 1 sec-Th- NEWS NOTES FROM REDMOND Latest The big event of the week took place on Monday evening when the Relief Society gave a Hallow-e- n party at the Legion hall, hey invited the Mutual and rimary officers and their partners to join them. They all gathered at the Ward chapel for the opening exercises and then went over to the Legion hall where they were greeted in a real Talloween style. The hall was attractively decorated in orange and black, and beautiful boquets of chrysanthemums. The entertainment of lively games and a real social spirit prevailed. after reviewing all the dalloween legions a dainty uncheon was served by the Re-ie- f Miration Numerous states are now turning out forestry legislation so rapidly that is is impossible for the public to keep pace with the work along this line, says the Forest Service, United States Department of Agriculture. In addition to covering new ground, the states are effecting radical and changes in former laws, and the need for d handbook on: this subject is making itself felt in the form of requests for information. Such a handbook has just been issued by the Forest Service entitled State It is Forestry Laws of 1921. reference as a ready arranged manual for the use of both of the general public and of the many industries that are vitally interested in existing forestry laws. This publication, states the Forest Service, will serve the pubic in gathering up the sum and substance of recent legislation and measuring it against certain pasic principles which are becoming more and more generally recognized as essential to such egislation. far-reachi- Back From Coast Trip District Attorney N. J. Bates was then introduced. He spoke H. B. Crandall, cashier for the at length on the qualifications of First State Bank of Salina, has the republican candidates for the from a brief visit to his county offices of Sevier county at Los Angeles. Mr. family and urged the voters to support Crandall left Sunday morning the entire republican ticket. and made the trip hurriedly. He society officers to about 78 reports conditions on the coast as showing teome improvement guests. All present pronounced from a business standpoint and the party a real success. says his family are enjoying the sunshine and flowers. Clair Jensen returned home rom Canada on Monday. He has Births Reported spent the past five months there The following births are re- with his mother and sister. ported by Dr. C. E. West for the A number of relatives and The Ladies Literary and Civics past three weks: To Mr. and riends met at the home of Mrs. club, one of the oldest organiza- Mrs. V. B. Madsen, Salina, OctMr. Mrs. and Cisty Jergensen on Monday aftions of the community, held its ober 12, a boy; OctThe Ilden Manville, Koosharem, ternoon. The occasion being in regular meeting Wednesday. birthProgram consisted of a review ober 19, boy; Mr. and Mrs. Del-re- ronor of her seventy-sixt- h P. Madsen, Redmond, Octof the life and works of Ella luncheon delicious A was day. Hunter Entertainer Wheeler Wilcox, given by Mrs ober 25, boy; Mr. and Mrs. B. served all and their left present the JenG. N. Burr and a trio by Allred, Redmond, October 28, W. S. Hall, with the Telluride good wishes for many more sen sisters. In addition Mrs. C. ooy. rappy birthdays for Mrs. Jorgen- Power company, has not) (only E. West, who is at present presisen. ditinguished himself as a hunter, Celebrate Halloween dent of the club, gave a report ol of the Womens Convention The Misses A. C. Willardson put he is adept at the art of enDue to good judgement and had she which Last week Mr. Hall P. Willardson spent Sat- tertaining. Federated clubs with the disagreeable weather and N. Lake. Salt at recently attended the kiddies, who urday and Sunday at Fish Lake.n succeeded in bringing down a She was elected a member of the against them, The Seagull girls gave a fine 5 point deer and Saturday tear things to wont to Board of Trustees for the Wo- ire evening Saturday party Halloween on night, at the school house. The even- night he was host at a venison mens Federated clubs. She is pieces in mark their made honor the home of G an also the president of the women s enteitainment consisted of roast dinner at ings the this favor celebrating year by clubs that have federated in Sanmusic and games, after which E. Gates. Eighteen guests were ivent very peaceably. Generally and following a dinner counties. Sevier and pete conducted dainty refreshments were served. present cleverly speaking the piece Mr. Holmslead, Farm demon- at which venison was parties were the ryle and only in Married at Los Angeles and mischief-naker- s cards a social de resistance, were few instances of Sevier i strator county, come few A all until a Richfield was from Miss Zella Sorenson, daughter bridges time own enjoyed by reported. Monday of Mrs. Louise Sorenson, and a ind gates were removed, but afternoon and organized a Ladies late hour. former resident of Saliva, was rothing of a serious nature was arm bureau. Mrs. J. A. Christmarried to E. T. Colligan, a reported to the authorities. ensen was chosen as president Miss Lacy Scorup entertained of the organization; Mrs. Andrew business ma,n of prominent to take was to according Day Rasmussen Rally Big Southern California, four special frineds at a candy appointed and of the dress forms to the announcement just made A rally day has been plan- charge pull and slumber party Tuesday by relatives here. The marriage ned at the Presbyterian chapel Mrs. Deloyd Christense 1 and Mrs. Vard Jensen vnll take night. Those present were: The was performed at Los Angeles 7:30. An at next Misses Elsa Peterson, Agda PetSunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Colligan will make charge of the millinery departhas arbeen program Calinteresting and erson, Vera Lorentzen Mrs. Christensen and ment. their home at the Southern ranged and one of the features Mrs. Jensen spent the first part Chloween Rasmussen. ifornia metropolis. will be singing by the children of the week in Richfield attendWallace of Richfield, will Rev. Stock a class given through the Buying Spring dso be present and deliver a ser- ing Mrs. O. G. Nielson entertained farm bureau, where instructions All friends of the chape were S. Sorenson, proprietor of the mon. Wednesday of last week in honor given in millinery. Fair store, and Gus Erickson, ire invited to be present and the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Orson Rasmussen de of returned yesterday join in the services. manager, and her daughter, from a business trip to Salt Lake lightfully entertained on Friday her son, Hugh, The thirty guests present in honor of her little daughter, Iva. Sorenson and Messrs. Lyceum Date Set City. A enjoyed the afternoon playing Maxines birthdey Erickson spent several days at anniversary. 7, is the number of relatives and friends Friday, November the capitol city making purchases after which they first number the o for set date and all enjoyed the unequal games, were of spring goods for the Salina present the Lyceum course to be given delicious luncheon served by the partook of luncheon. and Elsinore stores. in Salina this season. The Lyceum hostess. will be held at the high school anc Back From Hospital Mrs. E. C. Wright spent three The M isses Leona Jensen and will consist of five highly inter Lehi Peterson, who went to esting and entertaining numbers, Myrlen Peterson returned home days of last week at Richfield Salt Lake some two weeks ago and in addition to this the mem after spending the week in Wayne She was the representative of the wfiere he was in consultation with bers of the high school will sup county with a deer hunting party LProgresso club at the millinery With the from Bickneil. They report hav- demonstration specialists for a slight ailment, re- ply several numbers. given by the Miss turned to his home in Salina la9t double bill lovers of high class ing had a most enjoyable time es Adams and Richards of the Saturday. Mr. Peterson is very entertainments of Salina will be and were accompanied home by I and college. Shanks. lanks Agricultural Messrs. much improved in health. afforded a rare treat. consisted re-ture- lay ty Home-Comin- . de-'icio- us By rt Hal-owee- -- -- r 1 Mrs. Laura McGuillan recently returned to her home at Los Shortly sthe , matter will be Angeles after visiting with her aken up Library parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. oard, looking to the grant of a tew building in which to house, rane of this city. he library of Salina. A Mrs. Louise Sorenson left for las already been sent t mard asking for the considera-io- n os Angeles recently where she of a grant for the contemplates making her home md those interested in thebuilding library for an indefinite period. novement in Salina are in high hopes that consideration will be Mcsdames L. S. Gates, Leona given. The action was taken at a McAllister, John Dastrup, H. T. of the Salina Library E. C. neeting Henry Wright, Wright, loard held Mrs. Olson Tuesday evening at and Mattsson John C .Ray Evans office. In additR-jwere the guests of Mrs. June o the request to be made of the Webb at luncheon Friday after-looCarnegie Board other matters of last week. if importance, were taken up. The present library has been Mrs. J. R. Ewles entertained nanaged under the rules of the several of her friends at cards Carnegie Library and the citizens and luncheon Saturday evening rxpect that after waiting for 'me time that the grant will be of last week. nade. Concessions that will be asked The Misses Charlotte Gates, the Carnegie board will be by Esther Johnson, Veda Herbert, readily met by the Laura Draper, and Mrs. Lincoln Salina and with the citizens of concertedcf-for- t Crane motored to Salt Lake Sun-la- y of every one it is believed B. of last week with Mr. H. that this city will be rewarded ia The party returned due time. Crandall. . with the exception of Miss Draper. Miss Draper will remain in Mrs. John Dastrup entertained Salt Lake indefinitely. several of her friends at lunchwithe-Carnegi- e lefi". ! n . eon Monday afternoon. Herbert and Mrs. entertained Miss Mrs. J. M. Burr entertained Leda Gates at a birthday party the members of the LProgresso Thursday night at the home of club at her home Saturday of Mrs. Gates. Cards, music and last week. After a classical progames were the diversions of the gram, consisting of book reviews, evening. Luncheon was served music, and the discussion of a to Mesdames Flannigan, Lucile modern novel, the hostess served Christensen; the Misses Zena luncheon to twelve members. Miss Veda L. S. Gates Bird, May Ewles, Mary Whiting, Mrs. Louise Flannigan of Los Neva Murphy, Wealtha Murphy, Lillie Nelson, Jerry Peterson and Angeles is visiting her mother Mrs. L. S. Gates. Letha Gates. |
