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Show k i I RETURN FROM COAST TRIP Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brown, Miss Leah Brown and Mrs. I. N. Parker, who left three weeks ago for the INTEREST. coast, returned to their home in Salina Sunday. The party were entertained at a family dinner at the Venice home Mr.and Mrs. Lee Manson of Eureka of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown Christwere week-en- d guests of Mr. and mas Day; they attended the tournaMrs. T. r. Peterson and Mrs. Ella ment of roses at Pasadena on New Years day, and relatives and friends Gates. were visited at Los Angeles and other winter resorts during their stay Mrs. Ella Gates delightfully entertained at an anniversary party at her Carnations home Thursday evening. were tastefully arranged in the living room and pink tea roses with candle-- ) sticks to match decorated the dinner table. The guests seated for dinner included Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Peterson, Mrs. A. S. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Peterson and Edwin Peterson of Sal-inand E. F. Soderborg of Salt Lake City. in California. The entire motor trip was made without a mishap and proved an enjoyable holiday spent among the flowers and in the sunshine of southern California. CLASS ENJOY PARTY The Bee Hive class of the second ward M. I. A. was entertained Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Chas. Nordfelt. A feature of the party and one that was enjoyed by the guests was a chili supper" served by Mrs. Miss Ruth Scorup was the charmNordfelt. Mrs. Othello Madsen, class ing hostess at an evening party at and six girls enjoyed the the T. G. Humphrey home Friday of teacher, party. last week. Music and games were the entertaining feature of the party. DINNER PARTY A dainty plate luncheon was served Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Nielson Were by the hostess in the late evening for and hostess at dinner and an host nine guests. Miss Scorup, who is aj at cards at their home Sunevening student at the B. Y. U. returned to day. Dinner was served by the hostProvo Sunday. Those atess in the early evening. and Mrs. Mr. were tiie party Mrs. Isabella Barnard returned tending Delbert Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. June from Salt Lake last week. Mrs. BarMr. and Mrs. M. I. Oveson, nard had visited for the past six Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen, Dr. and weeks with the Misses Gertrude and Mrs. Loo Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. F,. C. Rose McAuliffe and at the home of Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnard. Nielson. a, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Seegmiller of Richfield visited Thursday at the Ilans Ditliveson home. INSPECTOR VISITS Clinton Kjur, district agriculture inspector of Richfield, was in Salina Tuesday on an official visit. Mr. Kjar was here primarily to advise relative to the rodent control project. Ilis opinion was, due to the light snowfall, that a postponment would be advisable until better weather Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Willardson and Miss Jewel Willardson motored to Provo Sunday. Miss Jewel registered Monday at the B. Y. U. for the last semester. Mr. and Mrs. Willardson visited in Salt Lake and returned to conditions arose. Salina Wednesday. George Bowman, superintendent of the Utah Construction Company for the Salina canyon project, was here last week looking after business matters pertaining to the closing of construction work in the canyon for the winter. Mr. Bowman returned to Ogden Monday. PARTY AT SHEPHERD HOME , Herbert Greenleaf, manager at the Western Clay & Metal companys plant at Aurora, and who, with Mrs. Greenleaf spent the holiday season in California, returned from the coast Wednesday of last week. ' I A gay party was staged at the home of Mr. and Mr3. E. A: Shepherd Monday evening by the Scandinavian of North Sevier. Sir. Shepherd, who has assisted with the music organization, was the guest of ' honor. The guests entertained with a radio concert during the early evening, and all participated in dancing, to the old time music as played by Abe Will- iams, John Clawson, Mr. Shepherd and Mrs. Niels Hansen. A plate luncheon was served for forty guests, following the dance. Mrs. Chris Christensen left SaturNOTICE day and enroute to California, she will visit with Mrs. C. R. Yearsley in BIDS WANTED FOR CITY Salt Lake. While on the coast, Mrs. MARSHAL Christensen will visit with Miss Theo Sealed bids will be received by the Christensen and Mrs. Fred McClellan at Los Angeles and with Mrs. Don undersigned, on or before 8 o'clock Scally at San Francisco, before re- p.m., Saturday, January 21, 1928, for the position of Marshal and water-mastturning to her home in Salina. combined. The term to be two for John Ewles, proprietor of the Salyears unless sooner removed ina Meat & Supply, transacted busi- according to law. The right to reject any or all bids ness at Richfield Tuesday. is reserved. A fine babv boy was horn SaturBy order of the City Council and day at the Salina hospital to Mr. and Mayor of Salina City, this seventh Mrs. Ellis Bagley of Loa. day of Junuary, 1928. J. W. GRIBBLE, Recorder. er Main Cafe 4 444444 NATIONAL WESTERN STOCK SHOW 44444 Our Business Denver, Colorado January 14 to 21, 1928 Is Growing Dally ROUNDTRIP FARE $35.28 Why 4 44 The Service, Variety 4 and will answer the question. 44 4 4 4 4 4 - 24. F. Martin, Proprietor 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Live-stoc- A GREAT REDUCTIONS In Mens Suits and Overcoats Salinas Busy Store. MARRIED IN CALIFORNIA NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Sanpete-SeviSugar Beet Association, will be held in the Centerfield Meeting house, Saturday, January 14th, 1928, at 2 oclock p.m. This meeting is called for the purpose of hearing the report of the secretary-treasure- r, the election of er officers, and any other business that may properly come before the meeting. ROYAL WHITLOCK, Secretary-Treasure- r. Mr. and Mrs. I. Wax received a telegram last week from their son Harry, announcing his coming marriage,' to be solemnized at San Diego, Sunday. The engagement of Miss Ida Addleson, formerly of Ogden, and whose home is now San Diego, and Harry Wax was announced last July. The newlyw'eds returned from California Wednesday of this week, and will make their home in Salt Lake City, where Mr." Wax is employed in the Oregon Short Line .companys office. adicating sparrows and rabbits. n Wrights Condensed Smoke nit piano-accord--ia- n; 8 it . Price $1.25 Lewis Drug' Co. The Rexall Store Classified Ads ant surprise awaited them. They ELECTRICAL Repairs Wir'ing- found in the English room on the fixtures. Better Work. . Hal Felt, first mornuig, a smiling new English jan teacher, Mrs. Delbert Burgess. The FOR SALE students all love Mrs. Burgess, she Sewen and a half is proving her worth already, and though North Sevier has lost an English teacher, it has made up the loss in gaining a new instructor in English whom we feel is as good as the best. North Sevier Wins. On Friday, January C, North Sevier met Mayfield Mutual at the social hall in Salina, in a game of basket ball. After a bard contested game North Sevier came off with the bacon by a score of 28-- 2 1. This is the second game that North Sevier has won this year, and we know that she can win more. Hurrah for North Sevier! I Elsinore Flour acres, with first class water rights. See J. A. Johanson. , j6t2p. 44444444444444444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 t4 YOUR PLUMBING o o Q Salina Feed Exchange Phone 66 TROUBLES a O 0 Will be cared for by consulting us. s All work guaranteed. 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 B. F. ANDREWS Phone Salina 43-R-- We Have The 3 Utah 444444 4 4444 4 4444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 BEST Presented by O. L. 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A chicken dinner was enjoyed followed by card games and music program in the Merrill Prizes in the card apartments. contest were awarded to Mrs. G. M. Burr, Mrs. A. S. Crane, James Rex and John Dastrup. Thirty guests attended the party. The Modern Way Smoke Meat With A Brush 4 jG-1- 3. 4 4 4 Program ENTERTAINED When the faculty asked the alumni 4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 44444'4444444'444444444444M.,444444444444444444444444 44 to give a program they expected Quarterly Conference. 44 44 44 nor were conand disapsomething good, they Sunday, quarterly Saturday 44 44 44 pointed. On Friday, January 6th, the ference of North Sevier stake will be J 44 students of North Sevier were taken held at the Redmond ward chapel. 44 4 44. 44 on a trip around the w'orld. The songs Representatives from the general 44 44 44 and speeches of the program were authorities at Salt Lake will be here 44 44 44 from all nations. The program was and address the various sessions at 44 44 TT 44 conducted by Ruth Scorup. M. I. the two days meeting. The stake 44 44 Oveson sang a song from old Spain; priesthood and relief society officers 44 The tedious, way of smoking 44 Mr. Baker sang two of those Scottish will be in charge of the morning and 44 44 44 44 meat has been discarded with other passe lyrics in which he excels; Elaine afternoon meetings Saturday. Regu- 44 Thompsons vocal solo was of Hawaii; lar conference sessions will be held 44 customs. With 44 44 44 little Miss Shaw from Aurora danced, at 10 oclock Sunday morning and at 44 44 44 2 in oclock the afternoon. Mr. the French. 44 44 imitating Wright 44 of a Dr. the Harold sang song ocean; 44 44 Crandall favored the audience with Removes to Salt Lake Home. ' 44 -Earl for 44 44 two selections from his Wright, general manager you can accomplish in a trifle of time what it 44 44 Gail Johnson gave a reading, and the Great Western Salt company, and 44 44 4444 in conclusion, the Lions club quartet who has resided in Redmond the past 44 required days to do under the old method. Its 44 44 by Mrs. 44 rendered a number. This program two years, accompanied will firm will insure 44 44 use meat, protect against 44 was, indeed, as good as a trip around Wright, left Saturday for their home 44 44 Mr. and Mrs. 44 the world. We wish to sincerely at Salt Lake City. 44 germs and insects and will give a delicate flavor. 44 have 44 made 44 hosts of friends Wright thank the alumni and to welcome 44 44 Contains all of the preservative elements of retheir residence who during 44 here, 44 them home any time they wish to V 44 V gret their removal to the city. Orrin 44 come. 44 smoke. Simply apply one or two coats with a 44 is who in Peterson, charge of the local 44 brush or sponge. office has moved, with his family, 44 44 English Teacher Resigns. to the Wright home and he will man- 44 44 Sadness brooded over the halls of age the local business for the salt 44 44 , per bottle. 44 44 North Sevier shortly before Christmas company in the future. 44 t 44 44 holidays, when it was learned that A 44 TT Miss Brown, the popular English 44 44 Chester Olsen of Richfield, was 44 44 teacher was leaving. The students looking after his business interests 44 44 44 44 went home for the holidays saddened in Salina Sunday. 44 44 44 44 only by the fact that they had lost 44 44 an English teacher. 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Michel-sothe at ficers of work uppermost in their minds. retiring president, presided and After the long rest the students feel a majority of stock was represented. that they will get into their work The financial r ort was read and more than ever, and make the school and showed Ahe company to approved ' year a success. be in good standing. The ' officers chosen to serve the company for the Students Home for Christmas. ensuing two years are as follows: F. The last days of school before the T. Nelson, president; Deloy Christen- Erastus I eterson, son holidays and the first days after the' C. J. treasurer, Brienholt, secretary; holidays found the halls of North to eleeted Leo was and Christensen Sevier especially attractive, for some as a member the with serve officers, when reason. This reason, inquired of the board of directors. into, proved to be the fact that some of the alumni students of North Sevier were visiting the old Alma Mater' arm Bureau Meeting, Boswell, county agent of the few days that they had away attended a meeting of the Richfield, from the schools which they are now local farm bureau held at the town school The was very high attending. afternoon. Mr. Bosw'ell hall Monday old to see back its students glad again named the leaders and outvarious and as a token of their gratitude they lined work the for the comproject asked the AJumni students to present Mr. Boswell ing Yesterday, year. a program. was again in Redmond and assisted in preparing the poison bait for erWonderful Presented. HUSBANDS The new home, recently erected and now being occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bench, was the setting for a party and house warming Friday evening of last week. A program of music and talks by Mathias Erickson, Alma Murphy and Chris Mortenson preceded an evening of dancing. Old tune music was played by E. F. Shepherd, Abi Williams and Mrs. Clayton Rasmussen. The guests enjoyed several piano selections by Mrs. Bench. A tray luncheon was served for 25 guests. 4 4 4 Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad 11 4 Tickets on sale 4 to 18. Return tripJanuary must be 4 4 4 completed ly midnight of Jan- REDMOND NEWS ITEMS Sessions Resumed. 4 4 4 IIOUSE WARMING High School Notes LOCAL ITEMS OF ( HE SAL1NA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH $$ 4 4 4 4 I t4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 T4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 While In Our Store 4 4 44 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 44- look arround and get acquainted with the Splendid Line of Groceries we sell. FRESH GROCERIES LOWEST PRICES Salina Meat & Supply JNO. R. EWLES. 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