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Show THE LAYTON JOURNAL, LAYTON. UTAH, AUGUST II, 19 Tues- - soon be put on the pump. It will pump will pump over and over Bishop Alma D. Eakle accompan-- d home of Mrs. C. S. Peltet on 1st coun., Leone P. Fisher, 2na and lola May Rheid, Nancy Folthe not. however, be pumping its own again for the attraction of tourists. of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Corey, d evening by members cquil Hattie S. Glover, sec'y and som. ColleenandFisher. crude oil since this was exhausted The well is being reconstructed 15 Mrs. Maurine Muggleston and Mrs. Jettit family. Tusday, Aug. Monday treaa., Philya M. Norton, theology some years ago. The casing has atHatch Mr. and Mrs. George Big Jean Larsen to Logan last Tuesclass leader, Lorene Parrish, and 10 "Blue Spruce" in rest-tubeen sealed off and filled with to give it its 1859 appearance and at services sacrament a be Mrs. to wood tended l the ton day. hid Co Larsen will attend her proved teacher's topic, Estella Rheid, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brown true flavor. and pleasing spot, and perhapa mother, Mrs. Thomas Kinghorn, as Bountiful Fourth ward on Aug. purchased crude oil which the a their guests Sunday, Aug. 7th, hterary, Evelyn Rodeback, soda Mrs. service, Valeria C. Pack, organist, furnished some fishing for a group nurse following a surgical opera-- a 7th for the purpose of participate Williams, Mrs. Addie A. of their first frtormea on Wednesday. ng in the christeningShauna Naomi R. Smith and Miss Maria Mary F. Parrish, chorister. Fay among who were, Bp. Sutherland Leslie Vernon last Lenard BUILT STRONOIRI Mitchell, the was took their Clayton, teachers guests The report operation visiting Ogzewalla. Dalton. They Mrs. and Mr. of families. successful Ball and their Mrs. Reeves and south daughter were held over as previously Kinghorn was for a delightful ride up to LAST LONGER! Harold Ball. Present for the ocimproving nicely. Ogden and some other points of organized. The remainder of the were Mrs. the besides casion Melinda Weeks parents accompan-ieinterest. During their outing they meeting was turned over to ward For her husband to Big Finey, Wyo grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Golden were treated to refreshments by clerk, Eric Hogan, who had been Mr and where he is completing a roofing Hatch, "Beu", and on the return to the askod to furnish the program. He Of and Hatch Mrs. them George job as had procured the services Brown house "Nell" served W. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Green, Mr. speaker his father, Donald Hogan, unii ice cream and cake. Vance. Mrs. and Lincoln was Gerald Mr. Brlmley Sr. of west Jordan. His talk Haacke, and Mr. and Mrs. CLEARFIELD Alter several Twelve girl friends of Betty and two young sons of Salt Lake most interesting and covered Eric's weeks of careful planning and Mrs. James Cleverly together with unit LOT Eakle some friends Dalton who helped her celebrate her at the in reside on from visitors side were other the Hogan lineage City by a steering commitpreparation on Aug. Friday communities eighth birthday hid a swimming and a tee headed by Comdr. R. F. Arm Norway to the presenf, home. Sunday. at Lagoon last Monday eve 19th. There were games and fun SEAMLESS BACK Duncan Mr. Henry Barber is still very tribute to his grandknecht, USN, and K. B. Johnson, party aplenty with a wonderful candleu ill at his home. parents ho raised him on the Sunset, arrangements were com ning. Sept. 11 is the date set by the birthday cake. Sister Mary Alice Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mann and death of his mother, Margaret pleted this ween lor the Clearfield Orchard Mrs. John and ward for the farewell helped mother with the entertainof Mr. and died who Duncan, suddenly naval supply depot's fourth annual daughter DOUBLE TANNED UPPERS Mrs. Axel Lubbers ing. services for Randall have returned from their pnemonia when Eric was six 0, picnic Aug. Saturday, with her is to her departure on a misJane Ellis staying interesting vacation, with a nice months old. Rulon Hogan ot West at Lagoon. Attendance last year prior Hilma Barber while mothsuntan and Mr. Randall seems to Jordan, a brother of Eric, rendered was above 10,000 one of the sion to Denmark. We are sure Aunt SOLID LEATHER er Blanche is vacationing in Ohio have received benefit from the two vocal solos, "My Task" and largest outings ever held in the you'll all be interested. surrounding. and other Officers COUNTER points and of teachers the loca' "The Prayer Perfect" accmpanied state. The mark may be excellec trip. Blanche accompanied her sister, Relief e attended on the LawLeone the P. Fisher. society of by this piano the We regret year. passing Verney Olsen of Salt Lake to convention at Layton At the first ward Sunday rence Guy Atkinson of Woods Ohio where Mrs. Olsens son re18th. Thursday a return missionary from Aug. i Cross who was the husband oi SOUTH BOUNTIFUL La Rae Ellis is taking care sides. Clyde Moss escorted the deacons Elsie Naomi Everett, daughter of the new England states, and Elder absence to the of the family during the Mr. Atkinson was born Sept. on last municipal baths for a swim of her mother. F.raily Rose Everett. One of our lvo Mills, northern Calif, mission, Weltalks. Wednesday. They gave very surely interesting 10. 1800 in South Bountiful. Ills SOLID LEATHER own girls. Aunt Ada Ellis spent several had fun. come to our town. at the church life as was evening foreman at early spent Sunday INSOLE At Chicago, Rennie Moss re- days last week visiting with her The L. D. S. girls of the Second the North Salt Lake Union stock Second ward was a buzy and interdaughter-in-law- , Mrs. Reed Ellis home ported that his suit case Relict ' ward with their leaders, Mrs. Dora wards after which he became in- wag esting place. Davis Stake misplaced causing him some of Salt Lake. On Sunday Aug 7th Society Pres.. Abby W. Smith, and M. Smoot and Mrs. David Glover terested in registered Holstein unconvenience at Reed of late the York they Marilyn, daughter her Coun., Edna R. France, and and Horton Hess Jr. to furnish dairy stock and built a herd oi; had time for a visitNew and Mrs. ElUs was confirmed a to Niagra Mrs. Webb, were present. The me transportation, made it to Bear renown. He became director in the to go aboard the member of the Mt. View ward. former ward officers of the Relief Lake early Thursday, Aug. Utb Utah Holstein Friesian association steamer.waiting Hes home sick .After the confirmation ceremonies terribly actea and returned late Friday with fine and helped sponsor a local dairy but decided society most of whom had group visited and diner at there isnt much he the for five years were honorably re- sun tans. The group is composed build up program. In 1905 he mar- can do about Mrs. Ellis sisters home in Granger. Our is it guess for that vote thanks a of Emma, Renae Hilda, Margaret ried Myrtle JtuBy who passed away he of leased with wont have time to be homesick their faithful services, and the and Elizabeth Ford, Carolyn 10th Sept. 1918. On March 28, when FOR SALE they get him to work in voted were officers now 1923 he Smoot, Carolyn Mos, Gale Glover, married Elsie Naomi Everfollowing 1931 Chev. Tudor sedan, new paint M. Smoot, Evelyn and Sylvia Steinert, Wanda ett. Surviving are six sons, eight in as president, Dora rs- Ezra T. Hatch ' good tires, has a 4 speed daughters, eleven grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Jess accompanied truck transmission an excellent as far Terry one great grandchild, three sisters as Pocatello HEAVY where she spent the hunting car. Good cond., must and a brother. The family wish to week-enLEATHE with her children the see to appreciatee. $100. Will extend their appreciation for the E. S. Barretts. V. 5th 367 trade baled MIDSOIE The for hay. motored many favors and kindness render- on to Idaho Falls. Terrys . So., BouMiful. Phone ed by friends and neighbors during Milo Kirkham spent last 2627 GENUINE BARBOUR STORMWEll Friday the illness and death of their with his parents Mr. and Mrs. husband and father. Herman Corey. He returned Sat- FOR SALE Small refrigerator ... We are sorry to report that Glen urday to the Veterans hospital for (ice). Clipper office. Phone 29W Salter's condition is not improving, continued treatments for injuries however he is resting more quietly received in a highway accident & at present several weeks ago. He is still YOU Mrs. Samuel C. Howard is quite from being healed of his many far inMrs. Viola McFarlane is back ill at present. We are hoping that juries received at that time. from her vacation trip to the Mrs. Blaine Moss was guest of northwest and California. SAVE her condition improves immediate honor at a shower given at the ly. Northwestern Life Insurance DEXTRI MALTOSE Company bought the entire issue of the Bountiful sewer bonds. 1 5 . 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