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Show AV AA lv V V . No 24 SAUNA, UTAH, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 17, 1922 'Volume 5 The Innocent Bystander I . 1 ) i V TT ' J - By Literary t : r. Active work, under the direc-tin- o One hundred thousand dollars Valdistributed by the Gunnison of the two wards of this city,ley Sugar comany to the beet ras been started towards makine growers of the Gunison Valley a "community house,- - which will last Friday came as one of the serve as an amusement hall and greatest welcomes and as a re- gymnasium ' for. the entire comsult everybody wears a smile of munity, The movement is being hapiness and contentment. As is sponsored by the church officials the custom of the big valley man- of the two wards and the officials ufacturers the payment of the are the. initiative in putting checks for the October deliveries the taking movement through. The old was advanced five days before.it ward house, which was meeting was really due and for this favor erected in 1822 and which was the beet growers are duly appreremodeled in 1907 to be used as The custom of the ciative. tabernacle, is to undergo, many Gunison Valley Sugar company i and when finally comhanges established the second year of will be modern and conpleted operation and continued ever venient throughout,.. , since, is a record unsurpassed by in The edifice, comparatively any sugar company in the state. is 43x70 feet and is Ordinarily the contracts set forth jood shape,, that payments will be made on milt of rock and with the the fifteenth of October, but this changes that will be made will , as follows: custom has been set aside by the afford sufficient room for the Singing, "Star Spangled Banner" local company and always the leeds which it is intended to Congregation circles in New York and they checks are passed out from five rerve. Opening Adrdress . . . President (Ora Lorentzen, Reporter) The historic old church is come very highly recommended. to seven days in advance. Mrs. C. E. West. Its hard to beleive, but its true quite a transformation. In addition to the heavy payReading Why -- North Sevier has been granted been is being: elevated and Ihe has Sevier North ceiling always ment made on the beets the payChester Myers the with a hardwood floor addition to the minute in to truck rtraightened, Ford a new roll the right up at Chorus When the bbmmb factory run close to will be the walls decorated, , is no excep- $40,000 per month and usually laid, times, and this year Chorus When The Sun Goes the old "Stalwart. a furnace and kitchenette Sevier North installrule this amount finds its way to the Down Saturday, (and this is not the tion to the Ladies Sextette ed reand the is The basement radio. is a being homes of the growers and workAddress " Significance of Arms-tic- e rrst time by any means) a com- High is installing modeled for the shower and and baths aerial already put up, for services at the facMiss Mary McCallum mittee went down to Richfield, ingmen dressing rooms. .' w installment is well under tory. Club Song . . Utah We Love to try and secure a new truck, when radio It is planned to have the build-- ., is real a This the for favors further and way. to get Thee What we farmers of the valrebe Radio can should do is to just double ing .completed by Thanksgiving gymnasium North Sevier is to use completed, Ringing "America in the ley Audience this year. Those on the commit- ceived from any place is be- this distribution of money, said Jay and, on that date the Mutuals will give an opening social to tee were: Messrs Joseph Peter United States. This work a well known beet grower and a Radio the ommemorate the erection of the A. by accomplished and James ing Gives Dinner Party son, Martin Jensen of booster for the sugar factory. "If first real amusement hall and the under Mr. supervision club, of Redmond, Christensen Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gates we all cooperate and put forth Mr. Poulson. y of the able scientist, house, int. the history, entertained at a dinner and Mrs. Johnson and Mr. our best efforts and give the fac- community of Salina,. This club will take a course in Stena of Mayor Aurora; their home at evenparty Sunday tory a four months campaign The second ward, which has . Dinner was served at 6 Scorup, Messrs C. Ray Evans, radio. They will learn the con- every year, instead of two, as it ing. partic- will be this been using the old structure for oclock to the following guests: Jesse Thornell and Representa- tinental code and all the Radio. there be would year, Mr. and Mrs. McKenny and Miss tive S. M. Jorgensen of Salina. ulars in the operation of dsitributed among us approxi holding services, will begin the make will to learn member erection ftf a new church someMcKenny, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Such good arguments from these Each should he mately $500,000 every year for time early in the spring. . that so his outfit, own leave bound to were enthusiasts Lin, Mr. Mrs. and beets alone. Add to this a big Christensen, coln Crane, H. B. Crandall and a favorable impression, and after wish to do so he could build a payroll of about $100,000 an Hurt in Fall " de- radio for himself. Quite a num- nually and see what would re W .F. Hall. Following dinner the committee left the board and the club Victor Scorup is confined to suit in the way of prosperity. Obmusic, cards and a social time cided in their favor and granted ber have joined to are more join expected Ford new Morth his truck, Sevier many a home nursing a severe injury were enjoyed by the guests. serving the conditions throughand permission to use the re- in the near future. The students out Idaho and Colorado where he sustained last Monday when modeled North Ward church for are anxiously awaiting the ra- beets are raised on a large scale he missed his footing and fell to New Store Opens The Boston Store, recently re- all athletic activities for the full dios compeition, and they are the farmers are highly successful the ground,.- - Victor had. a deep North Sevier has yet assured their wait will not be and are not facing any losses in gash cut .under his left .eye, and modeled and repainted, has been year. long. I. Wax. The supply something to look forward to their work. Of course many of vas otherwise bruised. opened by of goods are now in and have and thats to have bonds passed us here in Gunnison Valley are In spite of the snow storm the North for brand new a gym. the shelves on new at the game but it will not ready jeen placed Sevier wishes Richfield High the most enthusiastic football game take us long to line up and be or business. same good fortune irt securing of the season was played Friday come professionals and when Juniors and Seniors vs Fresh- this is done we can look for Dies At Ephraim a new gym. men and Sophomores. The class Mrs. Henry Christenesen, wife higher and better profits from Bick-ne- ll of Mrs. Veneda Elliott spirit was running high and en- our farms. We have the factory of Henry Christensen, formerly and J. C. Jensen were school thusiasm grew to such a pitch and we must get back of it by with the Salina Sun, died at the visitors Friday. This is Mrs. E- that the girls were the next thing supporting it." lome of her parent Ephraim first visit to North Sevier to playing the game themselves. lliotts ast Friday me w, Vf.s. Christ According to statements from ensen had ben a stn.erer from High and she seemed well When the final score was read, the factory splendid progress b Mary Whiting ...i , Misses Zena 12 to 0, in favor of Freshmen North school. the with Veda pleased heart months trouble Herbert, for Bird, Leda some in made the beeti tine being getting Lee Murphy and Wealtha Neva' and a sudden change for the Sevier cordially invites both visit- Sophomores. Gates, Murphy, and if the weathei Lavar Christensen each made a harvested fine Hilma Madsen Mrs. worse last Thursday evening ors to come again. ftnd Murphy, for another week The Juniors and continues touchdown. Luella Christensen have - organcaused a great deal of suffering the will be the of so or out crop Next week wTill be a busy one Senior rooters were driven for and the end came early Friday and ready for transporta- ized themselves into a club which ground the of out the by the most besides for park part, Mrs. Christensen re- for North Sevier, they have christened the "N. N. morning. Nevertheless, the tion to the factory. At the fac- Girls," "Nine Needles. sided Jiere for some six weeks but many other activities of the the victors. held their own tory everything is r u n n in g These meaning to to ill health returned to school they are going to conduct upper classmen plan girls spend an enowing and approximately 600 Armistice day was fittingly ob- Ephraim. Funeral services were a Lyceum campaign. The cam- and their opponents decided the moothly useful winter by givand joyable of sliced beets are tons being served at Salina last Saturday. held Monday at Moroni. paign will be carried out in a best policy was not to meddle every twenty-fou- r Gun- ing socials and dailces both for hours. of their affairs Mr. the Evans with the The student-bod- y of superiors. nison officers themselves and the public. They very effective way. Valley News. North Sevier high school invited was appointed by the Lyceum will also do some useful work in Gives Radio Par ty This week has been one of to the the American Legion and the the Mr. and Mrs. Hal Felt were committee to go over way of sewing. Office Adds to Store citizens of this locality to partici- host and hostess at a ncxvel radio grade building and sell to each gloomy suspense for the students Mrs. Luella Christensen enterMax Cohen, the merchant, has pate with the students in a com- party Friday evening of last teacher a Lyceum ticket. (This of North Sevier such a suspense tained the members of this club before studenst as attended experience memoration service of Armistice week. The feature of has already been just compelted the building of an it her home Wednesday of last to). even the North office at his tore. A room has day. The high school auditor- ing was listening to ta concert Monday, Messrs S. M. Jergen-se- oncoming examinations. week. . , The , entertainC. Ray Evans and J. C. Jen- Sevier scholars spent (Thursday been partitioned off at the rear of ment consisted,venings ium, which had been transformed of music, games, and at Pheonix, given Arizona, fitexaminations. and will be the establishment and Friday taking by the students" into a hall of received through the radio set re- sen will meet all the business men sewing and luncheon. The Nine,, patriotism, was filled to its capa cently installed by Mr. Felt. The of Salina and sell a ticket to each. Fridays after school, that sus ted up expressly for Mr. Cohen. were entertained at the home. of Students will be informed that pense seemed to lift somewhat, In addition to the new room e Mrs. L. S. Gates city. by the- Misses ; concert was delightful and thorstudents who sells two tickets and each student now awaits to heating plant has been installed Veda Herbert and Neva The program, conducted by any Murphy oughly enjoyed by the guests him see if his marks will be passes, and other minor improvements the student-bod- y was the diver-m- . president, con- present. Following the concert will receive one ticket for Tuesday, Sewing failed. made. However, these tickets or sisted of the following numbers: dinner was served to Mr. and self. Luncheon was , sprved to Ensemble, Lamar Burgess; Sa- Mrs. Glen Crane, Mr. and Mrs. sold by students must not be sold ' ten guests. The students have a longer been lacking in spirit; as if they lute, Peter Peterson of the Am- Anthony Peterson and Mr. and at home, or to other people not named. the walk in now than ever to their Sem- were ready to be buried for sure. not occupations erican Legion; "The Star Spang- Mrs. Leslie Harmon. Dr. Bullock to Return w,ll classes The various compete led Banner, inary class. Because of the re- This year its different the SenAudience; Prayer, winDr. F. O. Bullock, the well in the campaign. The class modeling of the Second ward iors are the live wires" of the Entertains at 500 Chaplain J. R. Moody; Solo, has sold class the known camtickets; contest 'dentist and who mainhave or fifty must school. church, Home Theology the Every Fires ning Mrs. Othenius "Keep Burning, Peterson was M. I. Overson; Talk,, Signific- hostess at Progressive Five Hund- then that winning cEss will be been transferred over to the paign in North Sevier this year tained offices in Gunnison for dental Although this change has been won by the "class with several years, will ance of Armistice, J. A. Ander red card party at her home, last the honored guests at an enter- library. the in is is it some So the with the first Gunnison tuition inconvenient in or by tainment of a given parlors respects, pep." parly son; Dramatic Readng, "Pop evening. Cards were enjoyed unSuch well the a the the Seniors serves it week. Bullock committee. Dr, C. Friday, A. purpose very coming Address yet Lyceum campaign, til oclock when the guests pies," Myers; n well. This class will be held in have 95 per cent tuition paid, will have the suite of rooms over "Patriotism," Dr. Don C. Merrill were invited to the Owl cafe organized plan for every is certain to be a success, the library until the work at the while the Sophomores have 33 the Gunnison Valley Bank and Solo, "Let Us Have Peace, where refreshments war served. the students of North Sevier other building is completed. and one third per cent; the it will be his purpose to equip james C. Jensen; Tribute to Those present were: Messrs, and and do to w.'Jl Freshmen had 20 per cent. The his parlors with the .very latest thing possible C. every Soldiers, Ray Evans; Araer Mesdames James A. Horg, Harin Juniors evidently had too small and improved (instruments ' and Club Glee Girls it The so. make sang lea," Congregation. old Felt, Glen Crane, Verdis LarThe first Lyceum number will Devotional Wednesday morning. a percentag to mention. In or- apparatus. For the present be After the program the Juniors son, Parlen McKenna, and Leslie I 7. This is the first this year that they der to keep the spirit of the thing will keep his offices open here and Seniors played a footbal Harmon of Salina, and Mr. and be given Friday, November such a favor to going, the Seniors have gracious- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesrendered have that game with the Sophomores anc Mrs. C. A. Willardson of Red- The entertainers for andevening students the and school 00 per cent, day of each week- - The balance the high- ly held back their vocal instrmental Freshmen for an oyster supper mond, and Mr. and Mrs. Hans are the their efforts. continue of the week he will devote at the of four that ly might campaign n appreciate lost by Borg of Richfield. quartette, composed Tfye It is evi SaliWa where he is now maintainuntil next Wednesday. Nevin Dr. compoesd ladies. 0 in favor of the score of I2 to Dr. Bullock has will Seniors the this win, but ing offices. There i3 something unusual dent Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Myers most of the music used by Lee Murphy lower classmen. will of hosts clients who will welcome who see to are the this Sevier waiting name, about North they High friends at cards company, and thus and Lavar Christensen, both entertained him Gunnison. to their second to victorius Gunnison Usof these come Some unusual. in fact, very year Sophomores, each made a touch Thursday of last week. Luncheon Nevin Company. News. . class. Valley of music school have in Seniors the ladies large performed ually was served. t down. The Nevin Concert company, the first number of the Lyceum course for this year, will present a concert here tonight. This company takes for the foundation of its t program representative compositions of the great American composer, Ethelbert Nevin. The four members of the Nevin Company are Miss Irene Taylor, cellist and manager of the company; Miss Olive Pierce, violinist; Miss Frances Northam, pianist and mezzo soloist; Miss Ruth Perrin, impersonator. On Monday night of next week, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Welld will present musical and dramatic These two artisits sketches. have done continuous Lyceum for twelve years. ?latform work present Atonement, written r especially for them by Herbert Thomas, the playwright, their program embraces baritone and soprano solos, vocal and readings, g duets, dramatic' sketches, pianologues, humorous and musical sketches. Following these two opening numbers will be four other entertainments. December 4, Roscoe Stott, the distinguished writer and impersonative lecturer, will discuss Dying on Third;" January 13, Chester M. Sanford will lecture on Failures of the Misfits;" late in February, Miss Helen Waggoner, a dramatic interpreter, will present a panorama of sketches ; and hnpersonative sometime in February or March the local high school will stage a vaudeville as the last number of the course. The Lyceum course just outlined for Salina this year is the most expensive and best that Salina has ever had in a series of nine courses. Since its organization in 1914 the Lyceum has paid for itself, until the last two years of "hard times when the singers of the Redpath contracts have had to pay no small deficit. However, these same boosters saw fit to sign up once more for even a better and more expensive course. From all indications the Lyceum course will go over big this year, for many season tickets nave already been sold. . The commemoration of Armistice day, wihch was celebrated Wednesday of this week by the Ladies Literary and Civics club proved one of the big events of the early fall. The arrangement to observe Armistice day instead of the regular program was decided upon at a recent meeting of the members. And, too, the public had the pleasure of enjoying the program and festivities and throughout the affair was a crowning success and reflects credit obi the members of the organization. Not only were the guests treated to a splendid program of addresses and songs, but refreshing uncheon was served following the exercises. The program was typical of Armistice day and was . ng .... story-tellin- lay - . .... Laz-enb- ' Is n, - . , . re-op- en , 1 1 cam-oaig- , 1 upper-clessme- . |
