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Show (jT'mv No. 28 SAUNA, UTAH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922 Volume 5 its EUni Inn SarriGBs For The school election held in Salina last Wednesday was one of the most yet impressive funeral services were held for Vernon Hall Tuesday afternoon at 2 A large concourse of oclock. friends gathred to pay the last sad lespects to the one who had been called to his reward. Mr Hall died last Saturday following an accident which befell him the early part of last month. He was thrown from the horse which he was riding and suffered bad bruises. When convalescing he decided to have an operation for the removal of his tonsils. This was done and following rheumatic fever set in which, with other complications, are given as the cause of death. The opening song for the services for Mr. Hall was God Be With You and following Bishop C. E. Today, Petergon gave an impressive talk, eulogizing the high character of the young man. Prayer was offered by J. C. Jensen and others who took part in the ceremonies were Oscar Iven, who sang a solo, solos by Mr. Mickelsen of Redmond, and Mr. Overson of the high school. Mr. Hall was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hall of Manti, and besides these he is survived by a sorrowing wife, Mary May Hall, and .'our children, Ollie, Mabel, Austin md Lester Ilall, all of Manti. Other dose relatives are Mrs. Jesse Albertson and Mrs. Claud Taylor of Loa, Mrs. Edith Taylor of Marysvale, and r brother, L. N. Hall, Jr., who resides n California. The deceased joined the L. D. S. church when but 8 years of age. ile was a faithful worker and spent some time on a mission for the church at Ft. Deposit, Alabama. He came to Utah in December, 1919. In 1913 he was married to Annie May Sullivan at Mt. Willing, Alabama. For two years he was president of the Mutuals and taught'the parents class in the Sunday school for a period of two years. El-wo- 15 There were five candidates for the position at Richfield: Judge II. N. Hayes, Attorney N. J. Bates, Attorney Parley Magleby, W. W. Buchanan and Miss Eva 'Borquist. Judge Hayes and N. J. Bates were the popular candidates at the polls at Richfield, with Parley Magleby The results coming a close third. of the election were: H. N. Hayes, 168 votes; N. J. Bates, 128; Parley Magleby, 92; W. V. Buchanan, 55; Miss Borquist, 4. In the Joseph-Elsinor- e district there was only one candidate, F. A. Gay. The present school board members that will assume, office on January 1st, are: S. M. Jorgensen, Salina; Judge H. N. Hayes, Richfield; F. A. Gay, of Elsinore; Willard Oldroyd, of Glenwood; Lewis M. Jones of . Monroe. n lilt Injure! Sum Simple, spirited experienced for many years and when the final ballots were counted the results showed S. M. Jorgensen, representative elect from this district, victorious with a plurality of 170 votes. Jorgensens opponents were Mrs. Dr. Freece, present incumbent of this city, and Moroni Lazenby of Aurora. The fact that three candidates were in the field tended to spur the supporters of all to an active battle. Mrs. Dr. Margaret A. Freece, present incumbent and a graduate of an eastern college, has served efficiently during her administration and her services have been highly satisfactory. Her vote at Wednesdays election was 88. Moroni Lazenby, president of the North Seiver Stake, and who was a candidate from Aurora, polled 188 votes. Redmond joined forces with Aurora, thus giving Lazenby a higher vote than that of Dr. Freece. S. M. Jorgensen, the victor in the battle, had 306 vites to his credit when the votes were counted. The vote in the city showed 283 for Jorgensen, Dr. Freece 53 and Lazenby Badly Beta fcr Basin to liv'd work canied on by survey- Edward Andreason, the is After suffering from illness for 5Iis. Sarah moit than a month, Poulson, a highly respected citizen of Redmond, passed away at her liilc home last Monday evening. Mrs. Poulson had been complaining for some time her condition was not regarded as serious until Sunday morning when she became worse She gradually grew weaker and Sunday she answered the final call. When the news was spread it cast ors in I lu employ of R. E. Caldwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter state engineer, in connedtion with of Redmond, is confined to the the enmpktion of the hydrographis Salina hospital suffering from a gunsuney of the entire Sevier river basshot wound he received while hunting in, for use in the adjudication suit ducks at the Redmond lake late last now before the district courts, has Friday evening. Edwin, according to erased, aeeoiding to the Salt Lake for the 1922 season. At the reports, was in the act of shooting Tribune, instance of II. M. Tegert, who has at ducks on the lake when a man the direction of the survey drove up, and fearful of frightening undergmnral Mr. Caldwell, the engineers in from the horses, Edwin refrained charge of the various field parties shooting and was in the act of set- will come to the state eapitol for ting his gun down by the pump the winter to work out properly the house. In some manner the gun was 'lifoi illation obtained by the survey. discharged and the shot tore along The will thus be ready oiganization the left side of his body. The major to go into the field as soon as the portion of the shot landed in the ''wither permits in 1923, and should heavy muscles of the boys drill, tear- oae the field work Completed in ing the flesh badly. Fortunately no two or three months. bones were injurel and that the lad In a ic.iew of the ivink so far acesceped with his life is a miracle. Mr. Tegert shows that as complished, Hyrum Crane, who was nearby when the accident happened, loaded pi'ogiiss was made the per acre cost Dur-ithe boy into his buggy and hurried has been reduced somewhat. the summer while months, parties him to his home in Rdmond. Drs. Merrill and West were hastily sum- and the work was being systematizmoned and after first aid treatment ed, the unit cost per acre for the Edwin was taken to the Salina hos- survey was 10.1 cents. During September and October, with experienced pital W'here the wound was dressed. The shot, when it cut through the parties in t he field, and also while more voi king densely populated boys arm, severed an artery' and before medical aid arrived Edwin suf- country for the most port, the cost fered much from the loss of blood. was reduced to 6.6 cents per acre, It required several stitches to close making the average up to October 31 the ugly wounds caused byT the shot. 8.4 cents an acre for all irrigated While the flesh is badly torn and cut, lands surveyed There still remain to be surveyed it is regarder as marvelous that the an estimated 25,000 acres of irrimember was not entirely shot off. land in Sanpete county, about gated As it is the boy will be confined to 200 in Juab county and some 40,000 if and some time the hospital for in Millard county, or a total of complications do not set in amputaacies, which, would bring the tion will not be necessary. cost of the field work up to about Mrs. Hazel Allred, who spent a $5,360. Oiie party, under favorable week at Salt Lake visiting with rela- weather conditions, will survey acres a month; and with three tives and friends, returned home in the field next spring, as was She parlies Monday. accompanied by 0 he rmother, Mrs. Mary Ivje. The has been the ease this fall, the acres would occupy less than two latter will be here until after the months of field work. holidays visiting with Mrs. Allred Ail-reas- YV , a gloom of sorrow over Redmond and the host of friends were deeply hocked to hear of the untimely callingMrs. Poulson was the wife of Johr Poulson and she had resided lien She was for a number af years. veil and favorably known through-iu- l this section and numbered hei friends by the hundreds. Besides her husbands, the deceased s survived by six children. Funeral services are being held to lay from the meeting house in lied mond. Mr. Poulson and bis bereaved children have the profound sympathy of the entire community. n present. PROGRAM GIVES CHRISTMAS The plans arranged by the Ladies Literary club have been altered and 'lie date for holding the next meet ing has been set for December 20 instead of December 13. The pro gram will be in keeping with Christmas and the holiday spirit will bf carried out. The meeting will be held at the high school building and al nembers are urgently requested tr keep this date and be present. 15,-00- 0 67,-00- Since his residence in Galina Mr. Hall made hosts of friends and all vill mourn with the bereaved wife and relatives in the sad death. COLLIDES WITH WAGON December the fourth brings to Thanksgiving brings a vacation P. C. Scorup met with( a slight ac not only for the students but for Noith Sevier the third Lyceum num- cident on the State road near Auron OBSERVE THANKSGIVING teachers and of course one likes to ber. Mr. Gilmore Stott a lecturei last week. As lie was passing r wib Mr. C. and wiitcr of national repute, team on the road and through somi At its regular meeting Wednesday know their whereabouts. tin unavoidable at fans tain the eiitei Lyceum decided Central to obEvans Ladies club the circumstance, the cat try Ray evening Literary new amusement hall. Mr. Stott, they and team came Outbid served Thanksgiving day. Mrs. C. Seveirs turkey. Thus Mr. and Mis. together. he seems G. West, the president of the organkilled say, is so vitally alive that C. A. Mattsson of Richfield damaged fenders, no other damag-wajf to be teeming with electrical sparks done and no one was hurt ization, was in charge of the follow- their fattened turkey in honor of the A man with such an ineresting perBliss Stena Roll call Evans was answered Scorup family. ing program: sonality must suiely move his audi BIG CATTLE SHIPMENT y Thanksgiving thoughts from the claims that none other fowl can comuue for some good cause. Monday carloads gif cows wei Our Cook, members. Eighteen Reading, pare with those raised in this no: thwell get acquainted wit! from Salina last week am Miss Afton Burns; The Story of em region so she stayed home and evening hippo! this famous pcisonage. Well try in Tuesday five carloads of choic Thanksgiving, Mrs. Olevia S. Thor-nel- partook of the juicy turkey baked in t he l ('alliance of our new amusement icef steers were sent out. The stoc' community singing directed by her own oven. 5lr. G. L. Ilanson . vas purchased by L. M. Synuns, tin Miss May McCallum. After the pro- and family most heartily agreed with veil known buyer and were consign gram the following ladies were made Miss Scorup and the baby sampled Ton to T ,ast proud !,a-respects d to Bennett & Woodard at Lo: Mesdames T. North Seviers turkey for the members of the club: P. Shirley and James Barnard, the time. 5Ir. Ernest Ilanson hied bim - jTuikey before his decease, North So Angeles. Misses Leah Brown, Lena Peterson, 3elf to Salt Lake, not only to partake vier gave a short Thanksgiving pro 'ram last Monday in faculty meet Beulah and Laurine West. The mem- of the bird of the metropolis, but gram Wednesday afternoon. To pu ng. Prncipal G. Ray Evans wai meef in tin a certain lady there. Sonic j everybody the right mood, bers of the society also drew the to executive-in-chie- f for tin appointed told she whom who knew us The about one was the for student name of the lady Thanksgiv body rang lady Van Johnstone was mail Miss week. Mr. Anderson then of to make a Christmas present. The 'n the case and were not supposed ing Song. fcrd a prayer of thankfulness liairman of the committee that wa; program committee served luncheon ;o tell. The author is a lady so Mr. and Mrs. P. A .Poulson gave Tin Bovs Glee Club, consisting ot to make out detailed plans. Tues lay evening this committee met ani HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION Th thanks for their fattened Tom Turkey twenty-fou- r members, sang the following program for tin nade A Tale. Sad and Van deMiss Salina. at Tinkers Johnstone elecSong, The R. N. A. held its annual : week Hansen gave a reading tion of officers last Tuesday evening clared none such tables were set else- Lula Dec. 6 School and Teacher da? Amelia and the following will serve the or- where as at her place of residence Thanksgiving Prayers. The necessity of schools and teach a next piano played Through their stomachs Ilugentobler ganization for the ensuing year: n Salina. will be emphasized. On Wcdnes rs Paul An ameteur win their one 5Iiss orator, Van hearts. Mrs. C. E. West, oracle; Matilda may at 7:30 a Iarent-TeacElizabeth Ewles, Johnstones, we believe, was won be- Biienholt, discirsed the origin and lay evening Nelson; will be hold in the big ers meeting Again Chancellor; Ilazel Olson, recorder; fore Salina people had a chance, or history of Thanksgiving. school auditorium. Supt. A. J. Ash Id when the Gris sway Ella Gates, marshal; Beulah West, we may have had another permanent harmonii s lu from Salina, Aurorr man, parents The Sweetest Mr. and resident. Mrs. Glee Club Story sang Moody and assistant marshal. Lue Shepherd gave a and Redmond are cordially invito Ever Told. Madge, their young daughter, PROGRAM THANKSGIVING of the plentiful bounties and new tune to that familiar poem. to attend. Chester J. Myers, chair man. An interesting Thanksgiving pro- gave thanks for what they had and When the Frost in on The PumpDie. 7. Illiteracy day. The grea minend and of twenty By the expected to get, with kin. gram was conducted by the student-bod- y didnt have of stamping out this evil wi! need Th. Mrs. to took it Sorenson Willard time of the present Aurora. utes, officers of North Sevier high lesson of that day. This wi!' he the Cleo Miss Helen Roylance received neaily Family Doctor, smiles gave way tc school Wednesday afternoon. be also parents visiting day at th Hanvard, president of the student-body- ', a dozen invitations to assist in de- broad giins, grins to chuckles, and school. At 11:15 a general assembly of fit t a jubilant laughter took charge of the exercises, vouring various turkeys so she de- rhuckb-in which an excellent held he will peri-cain of inflamation cided to the and Ronalds she says Salina, stay The following piogram was carried address will parents and speaker Buds interpretation of us, out: Thanksgiving Song, student-body- ; herself she was thankful she made the on s'udents subject, Illiteracy. Doctor, Fays characterizaInvocaton, Joseph A. Ander- this most wise decision. Mr. J. (). Local evils will be discussed. Ever? Rosena': and and Anderson sick a love of tion remained girl, at Glee family the two selections Boys by' son; should visit or at least be ii club, conducted by' Glenn L. Hanson home and plucked the fattened fowl mcthuly smile tickled the funny parent in attendance at this general assembly Thanksgiving Prayers, in honor of his Anderson relatives. bone of even the most serious Reading, Luncheon will be sold at noon fo' Miss Lula Hanson; piano solo, It seems that Mr. Chester Myers the audience. The students adjourn- 25c Miss Scorup mother-in-lato by Miss Roylance. cooks as ed with unusual Amelia Ilugentobler; speech, Origin feels that his chairman. Turk' Tom well his mother for he and Mrs. plu as the feathers from Paul Brienholt of Thanksgiving, Education day Dec. 8. Physical Tell 51", Do You Love Me? Girls Myers enjoyed immensely the tur- key. on the suba be debate will There Glee club; reading, When the Frost key Mrs. G. A. Brandt, roasted. It is vs. AmeriGymnastics English Since the week from December ject, 51iss Lue Shep quite certain that the honorable facin On the Pumpkin, R. Mofid? can Edgar Gymnastics. been to ninth, inclusive, has' herd; a musical farce, The Family ulty enjoyed the roasted fowls and third on the 'destudents the toach will Education J American as and if it diges'ed rigrated the mixed quartette com plum puddings Doctor, Ei nest Hanson and Miss Van k tluoughout the United States bate. posml of Ronald Jensen, Fredrick agreeably the students will look into wei will be ehaiimen to.- the Johnstone of the local high school Peterson, Miss Rosena Johnson and the faces of a rejuvenated faculty the teachers fully outlined the weeks pro- day. Monday. 5Iiss Burns. s Incorporation papers for the Col- umbia Steel corporation were filed in Wilmington, Delaware, last wcel of W. E bearing the signatures Creed, J. D. Grant and Joseph Sloss of San Francisco as incorporators The incororation is for $20,000,000 in preferred stock and th balance in common stock. With filing articles of incorporation for the Columbia Steel corporation development of Utahs iron and coal deposits in the building of ai. all western steel industry appears assured. The incorporators mentioned are known to be associated witl other California and Utah men in the construction of blast furnaces and coke ovens near Spring-vill.where pig iron will be manufactured for the steel mills of the West Interests merged to compose the Columbia Steel companys mills at Pitts burg, California and coal and iro. interests associated with L. F. Rains, president of the Carbon Fuel company. Other steel mills situated in the Pacific coast territory will draw upon the Utah pig iron product, it is believed, and plans as previously outlined contemplate unit additions at periods of five years until the annual output is in excess of 500,000 tons. The first of these four units is now under course of coustruction on a plant site recently acquired between Provo and Springville, in Utah county. Iron deposits in the Iron Springs district of Iron county and coking coal deposits near Sunnyside, Carbon county', are in process of development to supply the coal and iron that are necessary to pig iron manufacture. Limestone deposits within a short hauling distance from the plant site furnish the flux required. one-ha- lf ct e L .Christopherson is spendweek in Salt Lake as the the ing of her son and his family. guest Mrs. l; ! ' t sol-o- b vice-oracl- e; per-too- k t light-heartedne- ss w - Fay 'iy iw hard-woo- re-irn- ed 11 con-.ist- ed t BIG CHRISTMAS PRESENT Tomorrow according to official announcement from the offices of tin Gunnison Valley Sugar company at Centerfield the beet checks for the November deliveries, will be mailed iut at Salt Lake and should reach their destination in Salina Saturday The tjital amount to be evening. sent out by the sugar company is E80.000 and this, coming just before Christinas, i3 a mighty welcome 67,-t't'- The Thanksgiving social given by the the Mutuals and Bishoprics of last two wards Thursday night of week as an opening for the amusement hall, was an auspicious The old church, now : a occasion. d commodious hall with a and heat, furnace low floor, ceiling, was scarcely aristic decorations, had ecognizahje to the throng that gathered there for the Thanksgiving was elebration. The gymnasium nore than filled by the people from parts of the stake and many home discouraged by the condition at the hall even at ight oclock, the hour the evenings ; ntertinment began. The first part of the evening was ;iven over to a program that began i Lh community singing directed by . C. Jensen. Bishop C. E. Peterson ironounced the invocation. ' E. AV. Vane, one of the first settlers of alina, gave a talk on the early musements and the first amusement Chester J. Myers all in Salina. Thanksgiv-l- g ;ad An and Mrs. Don C. Merrill deliver-- d The an address on the subject, of and ThanksgivHistory Tigin ing.. J. C. Jensen then sang Hard 'imes Come Again No More, after vhich the congregation sang The Itar Spangled Banner. and Amer-ca. A free dance followed the program, t proved to be unusually lively for hose in charge had hired the oiches-r- a christened Symphony Six, vhich furnished extraordinary dance nusic. The Mutual officers servted much and wafers free to all present. is in Salt friends and datives and enjoying a brief vaca-ioMrs. Parlen McKenna ,ake this "Week visiting n. NEWS NOTES FROM -- i REDMOND 4 w m m m m , On Friday afternoon a mimber. o iends met at the home of Mn reo. Batchelor in honor of her birfli The time wa lay anniversary. pent in social visiting and han vork after which a delicious luncl on was served. Mrs. Batchelor wa issisled in entertaining by he laughter, 5Irs. Owen Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Nelson motore o Ephraim on Thanksgiving da id enjoyed a visit with their daugl "r, Mrs. Bait ley Thorpe, Mrs. N' i on stayed until the end of the wed oming home Sunday. . A. P. Anderson M-s- delightful! a number of children n Friday afternoon, the occasion beta n honor of her daughter, Ozulla The afte nithday anniversary. ioon was spent in games. A daini uneheon wa3 served. Ralph Smith has been having son erious trouble with his teeth. Afti onsulting Dr. Bullock it was four hat an extra tooth was imbedded he upper gum and was affecting tl .heck bone. Mr. Smith was taki o the hospital and the troubleson ooth removed. Mrs. Hilton Nelson very charm inj entertained at a dinner party r Wednesday afternoon. The occash being her birthday ' anniversar 'overs were laid for twelve. Mrs. Mary Olsen entertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of h little son, Boyds, ninth birthda The invited guests enjoyed the a ternoon in games, after which lainty luncheon was served. 5Tr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson ene tained at dinner oil Thanksgwb da?. Bp. and Mrs. Conrad Petersi of Salina were among the inviti guests. Mrs. J. A. Christensen very pea antly entertained on Monday afte noon in honor of her son, Leef U day being his eleventh birthday a Games were played niversary. the children after which a delicioi luncheon was served. 5Irs. Edward Christensen entc tabled a number of relatives i Thanksgiving day. A delicious di ner was served. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Chris terns on. Aurora were the guests of 5D Christensens parents. Mr. and Mr T. P. Peterson on Thanksgiving. ly c 1 |
