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Show WEEKLY NEWS-EXPRES- LAYTON, UTAH, DECEMBER 28, 1933 S, H. P. Parrish, Son of Pioneer of VX of 52 Dies at Ocean Park CLASSIFIED ADS in ai RENT Good Thomof wt Bountiful; plenty Bountiful. Phone FOR Henry Parks Parrish dioJ Sun- Ocean in Park, Cjtli17th day Dec. fornix, of general disability, however, he had suffered with chrorvc rheumatism for many years. He had lived in Ocean Park with his son, Mark, where he died, fos about two years. He was born in Bountiful, 70 years a go on the 2nd dav of last May and was the son of Henry nd Mary Parks Parrish. His father was an early settler of West Bountiful havin' located there in 1852. Prior-t- o coming to Utah, his father was engaged in boating on the Missouri and the Mississippi rivers down as far as New Or- leans. The deceased had spent about 50 years of his life in Boifhtiful, a number of years is Idaho and the remaining years in Balt Lake and California with his children. A considerable portion bf his life he spent placer mining on Snake river in Idaho and other plaoes. After selling tfieir farm in West Bountiful the Parrish family purchased the George Smith farm in Kaysville. He married Maude Marnwaring in 1904 and she died in 1907. Surviving are a son and daughter, Mark Parrish, Los Angeles and Mrs. Alene Stallings, Salt Lake, two grandchildren; nine brothers and sisters, George W. Idaho; Ezra Tarrish, ElackCoot, Aberdeen, Lyman Idaho; Tarrish, ,N. Parrish, LaPoint; Clifton Parrish, Park City; W. A. Parrish, Layton; Nathan R. Parrish, Mrs. Alta Kerr, Mrs. Pelton and Mis. jlillicent Parken, Woods Cross. The body arrived at Woods Cross last evening and funeral services Will be held this Friday afternoon in the West Bountiful chapel with intennent In the Boun tjful cemetery. " Mr. James Bryson Celebrates 75th . Birthday Dec. 17 as Waddoups, LOST Shopping bag cna1 for boys ing three pair of pants ofageanda 10 years from 6 to old girl, lost dress for a 12 year Tuttles lietween Francis Wilford home. Kindly notify Mrs rewarded be and Bountiful Hull. RENT Three rooms with bath and water. Apply to atFlora the Moss or Lester Knighton, of east power block Moss home, 45- house, Bountiful. Phone203 shoats Hamshire FOR SALE and 10 weighing over 100 lbs, FOR Alan C. weeks old wearier pigs 145-Phone Bountiful. Burns, We will rent our home furnishf ed for two or three months. J. In-n- f)r. Kesler. Bountiful r UK - Hand SALE Fuchsia Stringham, Bountiful, Utah. FOR SALE Modern brick bun- Bountiful galow 1H blocks west of newly six rooms, State bank; basefull equipped, gas papered, and lawns trees, ment, lovely For particulars call flowers. Everett Nelson, Bountiful 162 J. -- 17; will perform the ceremony. The groom Is presfifcnt of the law school class at t)t University of Utah affd will graduate in June. On their reUini trom a honeymoon trip to Ca!'.fi.mia, th young ctiuple will m i;k theif home in Salt Lake. Gtog Neville is down fj-ij- Te- ton, Idaho on business and tiisitirrg relatives. Scott ShiH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shill, of Malta,' Idajio, is spending a V.v weeks here, visit- ing relatives. Mrs. John II. Stoker, until "ently rf Bountiful but now lf Salt Lake, armunces the engagement of her daughter Mabel to P. J. Gaisford of Hollywood, Calif. V. J. Yleed. Roti Richard . gave the literary lessbir Monday afternoon to the molpber.s of Iter Delphian club, at rhe Hotel Utah. Mrs. Richards also attended a Christmas party given by thu Delphian club to all its members Wednesday December 20th. Of local interest Is the announce mgnt of the marriage of Henry Kampton. son of Mr.' and Mrs. 'James 11. Rampton, to Miss Dor- Hermjngswi of Pavmte. Ida which was sotomenzed Monday, Dec. 18th, at Corvallis, Ore. Mr. Kampton is a graduate of the U. A. C. at Logan, Utah and received his M. A. degree at the A. C. Corvallis, Ore., where ho is at instructor present .engaged a while pursuing post graduate wrk for ft Ph. D. Mrs. Ram'pt on (Miss Dorothea Henningseti) is also a graduate of the A. C at Corvallis. Mrs. RENT House on City 6 or 6 rooms. Apdeceased, farm; modern; "FOR I c-- trukey dinner wii proftranr by Bountiful residents, after which the C. C. C. orchestra played ffr a dance. The boys will return .to . wark Tuesday morning. Mrs. Thomas Roberts has gone to Ban Pedro, Calif to pept tin winter with relatives. " said the wife. of the estate of said to Clarence or Amby Briggs, Well, never mind," said he Ill Will aril at private sale in one ply 44'45 Bountiful. in to or the subdivisions, parcel, swinr avound until dinner time' cattle terms and tbe Let me call and get your highest bidder, Upon It items to me, my dear," re- conditions hereinafter mentioned, or horses and feed them for you. Eleven-thirty,- marked tlu young husband, that and subject to confirmation by the Will feed very reasonable. Will thero is something wropg With litis above entitled court, on or after also returno them to you. Clifford 444 the fitlk day of January, 1934, all Clark, Kaysville. ; cuke. esand the interest triunV bride derided title, the right, "That," Place your orders for kindling shows how .much you tate o the said. Klnora Ffiliu, phantly, flreword with the Union and to the following w and 41 J.jiow about it. The ehok.book ray sj Co. Bountiful. Furniture described personal property in the it is perfectly delicious. 1 acre, FOR SALE By owner, ivt Stttto of eounty of IlftYis modern six room home in Bountiful Sparks Front Lifes Anvi) BARTER AND TRADE Utah, Legal Notices estimated that then are now' about 200 or 2f0 units engas .IrtibaU and Guardianship Nolirra ft is cd in barber and exchange in t tv l.OhO.Olie Consult County Clerk or Respective country, with possibly individuals converned in the move Bignevs for Further Information lfient. Bartering is used pow to give aid to the unemploywl. A n can work and receive in r f turn something to eat and wear, there being no particular monetary state erf Anna Fisher deceased, value placed on his services, Thm will present claims are two of these units operating with vouchers to the undersigned' irr Mississippi. .at Layton, Utah, on or before There seems to Iks one advnn- - the 23rd day of January, A. D., tage in this movement If practiced 1931. widely enough among those not! LUCY LAVENDER STEPHENS Execrutrix of the estate of gainfully employed, and that is the surplus of foodstuffs may bo Anna Fisher deceased. Foote & Dawson, attorneys, lessened. ' 504 Walker Bank Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. News comes from South Amer.- First publication Nov. 23, 1933. ica that, because of the terrific tains, the Bolivian and Paragun Notice to Creditors fnarried January 10 at the Little Church of the Flowers in Glendale Dr. and Mrs. Karl M. Christensen, with their daughter, Ruth,, WOODS CROSS formerly of Bountiful but of late of Salt Lake left last' Friday for California, where they will ' The Stake committee make their home. Miss Christen- in connection auxiliary with the stake Mu- sen was a student at the Univer- tual officers, began a series of en- sity of Utah and will continue her tertainmepts for the C. C. C. boys College work in California. stationed at the camp at Woods Mrs. John. Kales of New York, Cross, Tuesday night. Bishop, who had been visiting here and Thoe. E. Winegar, representing Salt Lake with her cniiaren in ward, presided since the first of September left tj,e tyest Bountiful consisted of the fol- he.Praro 20 Dec Los for AngeWednesday will anAnd tbn wAn towinsfj concert singing, conducted yan armies have apnarently setCharles tied down to wait for the drying by Charles TaIor- In-- up ol th. roads. Part, of th. for- Itak? SnOWTor nd Mm Lonim 1 ' 1 : 11-1- 3 1 ISIfa under- Mrs. Thelma Earoshaw wonf on 15th at aPSalt lake hospital for appendicitis. She is the bookkeeper at 4 Bountiful Motor, Inc. James II. Rampton has purchased Mrs. Lew Ramptons interests in the Rampton Auto Co., so he is now sole owner. Alvin Moss and family and June Moss, a niece, are spending ten days in Southern California; . A seven and a half pound son was horn Friday to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Mann, at Ashton, Ida. Miss Carlnyn Bird, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. James Smediey, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Bird, of Logan .Jr., announce the arrival of a son and Vernon Bangefter, sen of Mr. born the first' of last Week, and Mrs. Alfred Bangerter, were ' Mr. and Mrs. Theron Barlow remarried Tuesday, Dec. 19, in the 'turned to their home in Gunnison, Logan- temple.- The young couple' after a brief visit here will make their home in Rour.tiful.with Mrs. Barlow's mother, Mrs; J. II. Lawson, former city mar- - Flora Moss and other relatives Mrs. Angus Smediey was hos-- . hal, from Losepa, Tooele county and Everett LawSoft from Roose tess to the merpbers of the Ladies velt are here to spend the holidays- Betterment club, Wednesday, Dec, in Bountiful and Salt Lake. 20. A business meeting followed luncheon. - Christmas C., II. Blake and family attend- a delicious ed the . funeral of Mr. Blakes decorations were effectively used. Mrs.. Janette Ramptdn entertain father, Friday in Provo; Rendell Noel Mabey, son of for- ed at a delightful preChristmas mer Governor and Mrs. Charles party, Friday afternoon, at her R. Mabey and Miss Rachel Wilson home. Twenty guests enjoyed aa by a daughter of Professor and Mrs. afternoon of.bridg followed score was luncheon. High C. took Wilsoni Guy place dainty .Sunday mdrning in the Salt Lake captured by Mrs. R. W. Ashworth temple. President Anfhony W. second by Mrs. Clarence Moss and Ivinsj grandfather of thei bride, consolation was awarded tt Mrs. - ed China. Mis3 Stoker will leave December 29 for Los Anjeles .and will be Sunday evening, Dec. 17 the son daughters and their wives and husbands, and the older grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. James Bryson met at his home to spend the evening, and to celebrate with 'them his 75th birthday. The evening was spent with a very enjoyable program, and a most delicious .lunch was served. All of his children' and their wives and husbands were in attendance with the exception of four of his oldest sons, 'which live out of' the state. Mr. James Bryson iff 'one of Bountifuls most prominent truck gardeners and citizens, living Kero in the community all of his life.' He has always been a ery active And healthy man until early this fall, a touch, of neuritis, that disabled him. for three months, but . we are all happy to learn that ho is much improved and is once more able to be see on the streets of Bountiful; and attending to his dgily affairs. . 192-- J. . . y - w,rJSt-..JdM- i L. oirouodoby tut flowed swamps, WJ! . Personal Property over- - filled with thou-u- . rJe He Brown: Remaraks, J. A. Bands of poisonous nakes. This Taylor, Henry W. Stable and F. D. condition may last until April. Ashdown. Ernest Looks life if they have waiter that Benediction, Grant. About one hundred . boys long before resuming their fight- were assembled in the mesU room ing, they wouldnt be mad witfi where th program wqs given af- -' each other. And besides, 'many ter the meeting, the boys T.otcd lo would like to know vrhst these two' have a program brought to thdm countries are fighting this Unoffi- each Tuesday night. ' cial over anyway. Mrs. Bennett Peterson of . Verda underwent an operation at The Scotchman" had fallen into1 a Salt Lake hospital, the firsjt of the wejl and while- swimming . around the week for gallstones. in it, called td his wife. William Edwin Wood, of Wash- She came running to him and ask- ington, D. C. and Genevieve Hatch d, "Shall I call the servants from daughter br Mr. and Mrs. Reuben the field, tha't they may pull you. Hatch of this place, wiH (jc mar. ried, Sunday in the. Shit Lake tem- pul?" "What time is it?r inquired he. ple. Only army officers apd enlisted men remained, at the C. C. C. camp at Woods Cross Thursday night, when the 2D0 boys went home for the holidays to visit their folks in Salt Lake, Weber and Utah counties. The camp was decorated in red and green and the boys made jpwt-yHcelebration of Chrpitplas Friday with . Notice of Sale of . N THE to-wi- ir.USONAL PROPERTY:. Five yrunary shares of the capital stock of the Davis & Weber Counties Capal Company. ' .Terute nml conditions of ivile: Cah, lawful mopey of the United States; ten per cent of the purchase money to bo paid nt Uhe a time of sale, balance on tion of sale, in All bids or offers must b Writing, and will be received at the residence of Zclda Peterson, the administratrix of said estate, at 1353 Sherman Avenue, Salt ako City, Utah, and at the offices f Baglcy, Judd & Ray and T. II. Stahle in Bountiful, Utah, at any ima after tho first publication of this notice and before tho making of the sale. ZELDA TETERSON. Administratrix of tho estate of Llnora Ellis, deceased. Date of first publication: 7 December 21st, 1933. confirma-Ureditor- 15-1- fine location, large sleeping porch auto porch, large coop and garage all in A-- l condition, lots shade, also lawn, fruit, garden, plenty wa- ter. Bonneville water paid off, unencumbered, reasonable terms. E. I. Durham, Bountiful, Utah Wiseman will pay prices for all kinds of poultry also livestock. Phone Bountiful id io 200-J- . 42- 88- - 119-- "You ought to be proud to be the father of such a splendid family," said tho principal of the boarding school to her visitor. "What on earth large family? glared the father. indeed. Your daughter has had eleven of her brothers here, this term, to take her cut She expects another tomorrow." . Yes, DISTRICT COURT OF OF UTAH. JUDICIAL DISTRICT, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF DAVIS. THE STATE In the matter of .the Elnora Ellis, deceased. SEC-ON- D estate of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance of an order of sale of the District Court Second Judicial District, in and for Davis County, State of Utah, made on the Kith day of Decern her, 1933, in tho matter of tho estate of Elnora Ellis, deceased the undersigned, the administratrix . of-th- e Have us rcface Ibosc pitted, carbonized, power . . wasting valves in yoxr ears motor. Kwik Way Wo ref ace values with tho famous abrasives precision nachino vc do "NOT uso dangerousr n . . for grinding. . . Smart service and u powerful Reasonablo charges. Kwik Valve Facing . A MINUTE AMAZE BY ARNOLD 8CIENTIFACTS . motor, assured. . . aom Layton DICK'S SERVICE STATION Dr. C. W. Guernsey OPTOMETRIST LEWIS BUILDING LAYTON UTAH OGDEN V SPERRY FLOUR 'COMPANY ... Flr which is sold by practically Drifted Snow Home Perfected every Mills have been successfully the Flour intermountain in west. The dealer Sperry and satisfactorily serving tho public for y.eam And this consumer satisfaction is the result of tho work of master millers and. the most scientific milling machinery and equipment . . . under the dire?tion of men of .wide experience in the milling business whose public spjritcd and efficient policies have brought this concern into the prominent position its toccupiestoday. . ; Millers of Few, If any, firms and grain dealers in this section of the country have attained the prominence in this locality that is awarded The Sperry Flour Co. Maintainmilling company ing an for the accommodation of the public this progressive business firm has an enviable record for the te highest quality flour. Insisting that everything about their place be in accordance with the most modern, scientific ideas regarding j sanitation they have thus assured tho public that flour coming from their place is pure and wholesome. Ncr have they seen fit to take advantage of the general tendency to raise price needlessly as have many dealers, but on the other jhand have been most moderate in ; their selling. - FOR SALE OR RENT Good balance berries, farm, fruit, garden. 5 roomed brick home, chicken coops and outbuildings. or Henry W. Stahle, Phone 29--J much trade activity to the coun- Drifted Snow Horae Perfected ye their famous products are Flour is made from the choicest favorites of the farmers of the of wheat obtainable regardless of ,the and be to county a large and have cost and it is fouq,d always of the same uniform high quality, ready sale at home. It is incumbent upon the people The plan of this firm is thorough of the county to boost for county most and latest the in ly equipped scientific manner for manufacture products on all occasions and thus of thfc finest of products. Every aid in the bringing of trade acti-thiabout the place makes for vity to this section of tho country, The. manager knows the needs tbo best of sanitation and this coupled with the fact that they of the people and provides every use only the choicest of grain and modern and scientific improvement have in their employ men who are at tho establishment, efficient and courteous service in their office, thoroughly abreast of the times and thus they are, as all admit, of a quality insures the public of deserving of the prominent posi- flour that is unexcelled. While a large part of their pro- - tion which they hold in the is shirped out of the country mercial and industrial life of the and their large industry brings community. You Can Be Assured That The "ROYAL It is a Pleasure to Us to do so YOURS FOR GOOD SERVICE n- ct IP ill CM. Will Do All In Its Power TO SATISFY YOUR TASTE , com-du- When Away From Home' ill 111 III III n ROYAL CAFE III III . |
