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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH, DECEMBER Miss Ruth Creer of Spanish wag the guest of Miss IN THE SPOT LIGHT Last Saturday Alary Fork 2. 1921 Mrs. Isabella Anderson of and Mrs. Wilson AIcMullen children of Sjmnish Fork were guests of Mrs. Albert Kerr over Imke Wrule and Sunday. A line baby boy was born to Mr. w bait and the the, eek end. to L Glenn Cowan returned LosRnd Mrs- Kenneth Dixon last Tuoshis studresume to Sunday owning brido of this wcuk, Miss luoz Tanner Angeles, California, where they spent day ies tit the U. A. C. after spending his entertained at a miscellaneous shower the month of Novemter. They were Miss Alurguerite Douglass returned Thanksgiving vacation with his parBert Airs. John M. Cowan. Monday evening. Sko was assisted guests at the home of their sou, home Sunday from Delta where she ents, Mr. and ,by her mother, Mrs. W. Fred Tanner. Buoce, wio is very successfully pract- went for To honor Miss Rebba Simmons, a' returned - - home on Tuesday from g-- I The following friends of tho young bride wero present: Mias Emma Kinder, Miss Winnie Curtis, Miss Enid Dale, Miss Mary Face, Misg Dermee Hill, Miss Nuorni llill, Miss Donna Miss Liza Stark, Miss Bingham, Mrs. Lucille Voliua Harris, Curtis, Misg Ella V. Damy, Mrs. ltkea Davis, Mrs. Edith Hawkins, Miss Donnu Daniels, Miss Bcrmcj Dixon, Mrs. Blanche Tew, Miss Zora llikermg, Mrs. Ernest Airs. Arietta Coombs, bimmons, Mrs. Jennie ietersou uud the hostess. Miss La Vein Vest, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mis. wliiam Vest, was married last week to Herbert of Benjamin. Thu (tool go ceremony was peiformod by County Clerk Wallace Bales at Provo. announces Mrs. Arietta Bimmons the luurriugu of her daughter, Mibs Kebbu bimmons to ' Lester Brndforti of bpauish lork. Tho ceremony was solemnized in the bait Lake temple on Weduosduy. Tho young couple will reside bpanish Fork. u-- t Thanksgiving. in icing the profession of dentistry the coast city. oooooooocoooooooo r an(j Mrs. Peyton Johnson en pertained their father, Mr. Johnson of Ogden last week. SANTAQUIN Hurt, Dean, WrUis and Pearl RodOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOs gers of bpringvillo returned home Mr. nsd Airs. Framk Copoiting of ,Sunday after a visit of four days! jfigg Merl Manwill of .Salt Luke Lake were visitors last Finlay with thoif grandmother, Mrs. JohuNpjrt her Thanksgiving vacation Fait tint Charles Tictjen home. at L. Huisli. with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ,T. S. McBeth. llenry Edwards of Delta was n and Mrs. Eugene Peterson Airs, Santaquin visitor last week eml. uud children of Eureka, were the I Miss Freida Empy of Salt I.ake Covers were laid lor iiftecn at a guests of Mrs. John E. Huish lust has been the guest of her cousin, Thanksgiving dinner at the home of week. JermSin. Mrs. Daniel Mt. and Tho guost8 were Air. and Airs. Thomas CABD OF THANKS. H. M. Austin of Montpelier Ida., I. Tonkins, Air. and Mrs. Charles A. To all those who so kindly assisted Tictjen, Air. and Mrs. Reed Jerman, was here to attend the funeral servicMr. and Airs. Dick York, Aire. Eliza es on buuday of Mrs. Charles Crigv- - during the illness and at tho time of Airs. Daphna Aloore, Misses jhe death of my wife, Airs. Charles Holla day, eus. Norma Jerman and Wayne La and uTa sinto wish express my Cravens, I York. appreci-Mrs- . cere thanks. I particularly Wilford Gwilham8 of Ogden, ate(j j,e kindly sympathy extended Air. and Airs. Floyd Openshaw enhas beeu visiting for a few days with by the members of the various clubs at a Thanksgiving dinner tertained the Odd and the "d Fellows, many her parents, Mr. uud Mrs. John Wil-Mrs. Arthur Hone and and Mr. for beautiful floral tributes. sou. bo came to attend the funeral CHARLES CRAVENS. daughters of Benjamin, Mr. and Airs., Albert Greenhalgh, Miss Druee Tiet-jonservices of her grandmother, Mrs. Uenivieve Afisses Afaxine and CARD OF THANKS. Sarah Jolly. Greenhalgh and Ephraim Tictjen. aPIifttirg evey act of Air. and Airs. Terry Everett and Mr and Mrs. Leo Vest entertained kindness and expression Sympathy at Thanksgiving dinner for Dr. and during the time of illness and nt the children of Salt Lake were week end. Hoila-dayand Mr. and Mrs. Lee time of the death of our beloved guests at tho home of Isaiah mother, Mrs. Sarah Jolley, we wish Elmer und family. to express our Sincere thunks to those Arrs. F. Fulmer had fus guests on comforted us at tho time of , who Mr8 Newel, Mrs. Riehens and Miss day Mr. and Airs. Thanksgiving berpavemcnt. of Favson, Air. and Airs. S. R. MRS. JOHN R. WILSON Buckley of Provo were here to atI. nd family. Nelson, Air. and Airs. Leonard Ful tend the funeral of Mrs. Cravens on Sunday. They were ti.l guests ol their sister, Mrs. L. D. Stewart. - . I Bed-doe- s - oo oo oooxxooooockxooxoxckxoox HIGHEST PRICES PAID For Turkeys, stu-dont- s d - and Airs. Elmer Tietjen on Thanksgiving Air. and Airs. J. R. Griffith of ess Evans, Lake, Air. and Airs. and Mrs. Leonard Fulmer, Mr. Airs. Afennelj, Ilalladay and Airs. rietta A. Tietjen. Air. as Geese, Ducks Chick- their guests Professor J. R. University of Utah, his wife and two end guests of Air. A. Tietjen. Orders Taken for and Prompt Deliveries Made of Chicken Feed, Pig Feed, Bran and Flour. J. OF THE DISTRICT COURT UTAH COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH. , Griffiths of the LOUELMA HAWKINS, Plaintiff, accompanied by sons, were week vs EUGENE HAWKINS Defendant, and Mrs. Charles summons. The state of Utah to the said de- fendant: You arc hereby summond to appear within twenty days after service of this summons upon yon, if served within the county in which otherwise this action is brought; within thirty days after service, nnd defend the above entitled action; and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be . rendered against rou according to the demand of the complaint. This action is . brought to recover a judgment dissolving the marriage contract heretofore exAir. and Arrs. Dave Crooks enter- isting between you and the plaintiff. tained a few friends i. dinner last R. W. McAfullin attorney for tiff. P. O. Address, Payson, Utah. Sunday. 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IN Payson, Utah. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo If You Need a New Battery Get a U. S. L. Payson, Utah and Hen- Farm Products, 5 U. S. L. Battery Station had TheM. I. A. of the Santaquin ward day gave a unique character ball Tuesday Salt A1t. evening. afternoon Airs. Ruin celePetersVm entertained bration of her fiftieth birthday anniversary. Tho guests were Airs. Alina Olsen, Airs. Marie Guilder vn, Airs. Then Higginson, Airs. H. Tietjen, Airs. Christina Crooks, Airs. Bertha Olson. Johnson and Airs. Bernetta She was assisted in serving by her daughter, Mrs. Ruth blot. The rooms were beautifully decorated with autumn leaves. On dolph Let me know what you have for sale and 1 will call for same. When a battery freezes it is ruined. Any battery in a discharged condition will freeze in cold weather. Come in and let us explain our method of dry storage which stops the chemical action and prevents deterioration of your battery while not in use. ggMMMWWMMWMM and Frank Hackman, at thlie U. A. 0.,' came home for Mrs. Charlog A. Tietjen entertainThanksgiving. The former helped to win the state championship game at ed at a family dinner last bunday in Salt Lake on Thanksgiving day. honor of Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths of for bait Lake. Covers were laid Arrs. Olaf Olsen and daughter of twelve. this city, spent the jast week at Mammoth, as the guests of her parAfter spending Thanksgiving with ents, AI r. and A1 rs. Fred Allen. On their parents, Ralph Wadsworth and accoinp-aieor return home, her- father returned Alisa Catherine Wadsworia her for a shot stay. to bait. Lake Monday. All Kinds of Grain I yT Air. and Mts. Clinton Roberts of were Eureka Thatoksgiving dajy guests of Airs. Roberts parents, Mr. and Airs. II. Kaye, 8r. Bertha George ens, Potatoes, Apples, Cream, Butter, Pigs, Veal, Pork 8MTfflf I CAN FREEZE! H Aliss V was a special guest, ...o day prev Airs Julia Colvin and Miss Noldn at a ieug Airs . Petrio entertained returned to their home in bait Colvin dinner with rovers Thanksgiving Lake Sunday evening after a visit placed for twelvo guests. of several days with Mr. and Mrs. President and Aire. Joseph Reece O. L. Barnett. 8 and I Miss Chrystul Wuro eutertained at a churmingly arranged luncheon last afternoon. Luncheon was Saturday served at 1 oclock from four small tables and progressive live huudred followed. Mrs. Dave Mitchell received tho prizo for high bcoro. The Miss Graco llickens of bpanish guests numbered Alisa Anna Pago, Folk was tho guest of her aunt, Mrs. Alias Journo Boeco, Alias Aileou Dix- Charles II. White, over the week on, Miss Helen Townsend, Alias Mar end. grot Dixon, Miss Wildeo Dixon, Alias Miss Ivy Done, Alias ALao McBetk, Dr. Ira Hurst of bait Lake was Martha Cowan, Mrs Hazel Erlaudaon here fer Thanksgiving and the week Alias Erma ilockhill, Miss Roo Funk end. f of bpanish Fork, lire. Claru Wilson und Airs. Juauitta Mitchei1. Mr. nnd Mrs. Rodney Wilson entertained nt dinner Sunday evening for Mrs. Davo Mitchell entertained Mr. and Mrs. Glenn bimmons of ProMonday evening nt dinner for Mr. vo and Air. and Mrs. Davo Mitcheil. SiIscm and Air. and Mrs. Rodney Miss Jennie Recco and Miss Anna and Airs. Glenn Simmons of lrovo who are attending school atj Al.rs. Jennie G williams of Ogden was Page, wero the Utah Agricultural college her guest on Tuesday. vacation. homo for the Thanksgiving the Miss Ailoen Dixon and Miss Helen Airs. E. C. Ietrio entertained ladies of the Empyrean club last Fri Townsond, who are at tho U. of U. day afternoon. Mrs Elmer Daniels were also here. B mer and children Nelson. 0XXX0X0X00000XXX0XXX' 40 are Americas known clothes of medium price, accepted by prudent men and young men everywhere as the greatest possible values at those prices. They are guar anteed every suit and overcoat. 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