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Show 5 SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH SOUTH CACHE Frida. Undergoes Very T. L. Pearce In Critical Operation Big Land Deals COURIER 1919 July 11, THE WATERS L A. Wilbur Jensen, son of Jas. C. Jensen, of this city, was taken to the Logan hospital by Dr. Worley last Saturday, to be operated on for the accummulation of puss on his lungs, from which he has suffered for some time passed. It was found necessary to remove part of one of his ribs for the insertion of a tube for drainage. The young, man was taken dowm with pneumonia superinduced by influenza, early this spring, and has been in a quite critical condition for some time, and altho he has been able at times to be up and around he did not seem to improve in health. He was taken very ill again last Saturday when Dr. Worley was sent for who found that an operation was necessary to relieve the boy from his suffering. The doctor has good reason to believe that the young man will completely recover, although it will probably take several weeks. Wahlen, Publisher & Manager Local News Wednesday night the big dance of the season. Special features, ad. Mr. Z. W. Israelsen of Allen Bros. Store was in Salt Lake on business this week. Have you had a ride in the Columbia Six. Sold by Nielson Ad. Service Co., Ilyrum. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Anderson and little daughter Helen, are enjoying an outing in Blacksmith Fork canyon this week. Miss Lila Eliason is temporarily working as a deputy in Co. Assessor, C. F. Olsens office at the court house in Logan. WANTED to rent house and lot with 2 or 3 acres of land in close Leave information at proximity. Adv. this office. Delightfully Entertained Mrs. Maud Liljenquist and daughters, paid a short visit to her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira T. Williams at Arco, Idaho, last week. A number of lady friends met at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Thompson of this city last Thursday afternoon, and very agreeable surprised that lady on the anniversary of her birth. .During the Mrafternoon Thompson and daughter Anona, entertained the visitors with violin and piano selections during which time a delicious luncheon was also served. A very enjoyable and pleasant afternoon was spent, which was only cut short by the approach of evening, when a" parted wishing Mrs- - Thompson, many more 8UC happy returns of the day. The lady received many nice tokens in remembrance of the Mr. and Mrs. Willard Williams and family of Salt Lake, motored to Hyrum, for a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wand, and other relatives and friends in Cache, the past week. - SHEPPARD & CO. of Idaho Falls, have a number of very fine farm homes for sale near that city. A letter to them will bring a prompt reply, describing some of these ' Adv places. . The regular Stake monthly Priesthood and Stake officers meeting will be held Sunday July 13th, at the usual time and place. A full attendance of all Stake occasion. and ward officers is earnestly Mrs. B. M. Thompson and desired. child- ren of Brigham City came up to take part in the elebration. i zens of South Cache several big farms in his locality. Among them are James J. Facer of this city and James D. Jensen ef Avon. He just recently closed a deal with Mr. James L. Jensen and his . e Former Secretary of the William Q. McAJoo s story to get buyers for the victor! Liberty Loan:, A Pastor in a New Jersey Vil. lage, he said, "devoted a half hour one prayer meeting night to a loan appeal. His appeal was forcible it even touched the rich old deacon who hadnt subscribed to the loan hitherto on the ground that he get a better rate of interest where.; V T 11 take $50, announced the deacon solemnly from his pew "Then, as he sat down, a piece of master fell from the celling strik ing him a pretty hard blow on the head. He rose again hurriedly He had a scared, awed look. I mean $500, he said Then Brother Jimmy Conner shouted lustily from the amen cor ner: Oh, Lord, hit him again!" telig him. Mr. T. L. Pearce, the Fairfield, No need of ft bathing suit, or any Idaho, land agent, who came down other society requisite. Just nature to spend the Fourth, informed w In her own, a splash jn that he sold some of our best citi own, He may gkip lessons, cause his teacher untold grief, forget to bring but in the wood, or do his chores, when you can see him In his native element, the ol swlmmin pond, you Lorgive Mm everything, In apprecia tlon of every boyish characteristic. But, even here he does not quite for- son. Chester and Harris of this city, Jck for a large improved and stocked gears jn ig cartoon this week shows for the the boys engaged in their favorite and sport, and as usual Improving any that may be In the landscape, son Chester, were up last week to signs thlg tlme they can be well for. take over the farm, and Mrs. Jen- - giveni Rs the youth points out the dan-se- n and Harris, went to Fairfield, ger of not buying and saving W. S. S. the forepart of this week. We also learned that Mr. Jackson of Avon accompanied Mr. Pearce to Fairfield. Idaho, and bought a large farm in that locality. The parties who bought land from Mr. Pearces company speak very highly.of that part of Idaho, and think it a splendid opportunity for any one that wants a good farm to go and investigate. Mr. Pearce left last Tuesday for Fairfield with several other men to look up land propositions, and no doubt we will be able to report some more sales in a few days. I Z Notice to Water Users the meeting of the Hyrum City Council held Monday evening July 7th, a resultion was, adopted and passed for the restricting of and regulating the use of water for sprinkling, lawns, etc., in Hyrum city, as follows: The time of sprinkling lawns shall be from 7 a. m. to 8 a. m., and from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. of each day. The penalties fot violating said rules and regulations are as follows: $2.(K for (.fist offense, 5.00 for second offense and $10.00 for third offense. The Supt. of Water Works also is authorized to discontinue the water serveic in connection with the fines imposed of such persons found guilty violating such rules and regulations set forth in said resolution. In all cases fines must be paid to the city treasurer before water service will be re-i- n stalled. Water users shauld govern themselves accordingly. ' C. C. PETERSEN. Supt. of Water Works, Hyrum, Utah, July 10, 1919. Adv. At V Hyrum Garage Co. The Place the Guarantee Holds Good A A t Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Nielsen entertained on Thursday evening of last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gagon of Blackfoot. Luncheon was served to the following: Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Petersen, Mr. All parties desiring hay should and Mrs. Gagon, Mrs. H. P. Niel- notify H. P. Anderson at once as sen and Mrs. Vernon Olsen. he has an option, good only for few days, on a considerable 'We are informed that Mr. Adv thel M. Thompson has again been amount of hay. installed as manager of the underO that Columbia Six sold by taking establishment of the Stohl Hows This? - Furniture Co. at Brigham City, We offer One H limited Dollars Reward Nielsen Service' Co. Hyrum. Ad for any onse of Catarrh that cannot be Utah. Mr. Thompson has been in cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken the employ of this firm before, and by catarrh sullerns for the past thirty-fivno doubt the company knows the years, atid has become known as the most reliable lemcdy for tBtnnh. Halls a value of good man. BLACKSMITH Catarrh MdiUnc ads ih.-- tbs li.ood on the Mucous Poithe pvpvlling - Mr. and Mrs, Jos. E. Petersen son from the Biml and Horseshoeing a Specialty healing the dis- Notice to Farmers! OH LORD! HITUSALU There is not a stream in Utah, worthy of the name, but some boy has not discovered it, and it has discovered Kntered at the PoatotlKe . .yrurn, Utah at second class mail matter, uider the Act of March 3 1879 FINE. V f A f V tT rt f JACK HARTEY ? t u very delightfully entertained the members of the Coterie Club and their partners on Friday evening', 500 June 27th. Progressive was the pastime of the evening during which a delicious luncheon was served by Mrs. Petersen, assisted by her daughter Elva and Miss Harriet Christiansen A very pleasant evening was spent. eased portions. tfter you have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine for ti short time you will sea a -- r.nr In yPfit pvnernl HnlVn'Cntiv-rl- i Medi-Mn- e henllli Slart once at rod t.e rid cf catarrh. Send ror testimon' J. OHFNKY t'O.. Toledo. Ohio. Sold hv all Drcrc1-'- " 7"'. imp-ovein- c" Con-Oferen- ce - Call Phone 13Q W. - HYRUM AAAAAAAA A A ! - Hyrum, Utah A $ YOURS, FOR SERVICE Quarterly Conference Stake Quarterly frill be held Saturday anc Sunday, July 19th and 20th, at the Hyrum 3rd ward assembly hall, a 10 a,, m. and 2 p. m. of each day A good attendance of officers anc members of the stake is earnestly desired. A special request is made by the Stake presidency and Bish ops of wards to have as many members as possible attend the Sat urday morning meeting. Speakers from Salt Lake will be in attendance to address the Saints Stake Presidency. on both days. Batteries Loaned While You Wait Shop Located on Center Street Next to Jensens Coal Yard Fishing Tackle Call and inspect our line of Good-Yea- r Tires Garden hose and accessories. "All kinds Tubes, of oil. We have the kind you use. We also carry the Hood. tires, with a 7500 mile guarantee, and - Kodacks 1 the famous Vulca Patches that are Free air day and night and distilled water. Let us charge your battery. g. if Films SHELS, GUNS, EVERYTHING ' YOU NEED TO TAKE ON YOUR OUTING TRIP. YOURS, FOR SERVICE HYRUM DRUG CO. Hyrum Service Station J ? 9 |
