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Show THE PAYSONIAN, PAYSON, UTAH. AUOUST 26. 1921 HIKER SCHOOL PAYSON BUILDING VALLIANT OVERLAND BOARD DECIDES j IN TRANSPORTATION PLANS AND LOAN SOCIETY PERFECTLY 000X00XCKX0XX SANTAQUIN M OL I N E last Wednesday At its meeting night the board of education of the' INCREASES CAPITAL Nebo school district decided on the Airs. Wren Swenson uud daughter, EXEMPLIFIES NAME following plan for the transportation K,lna thl, m(,t week in Provo af students attending school: w itl relatives. allowances I Full transportation Responsible for will be made for high school studeuts Cultured Yeung Woman From Mary Local Organization Mrs. Leona Olsen and children of as follows: the Building of Many Homes land Visits Pajrson on Lone are spending ;i vacation Bingham, (a) Trucks will run from Maple-toher mother, Mrs, Caroline with here, Year. the from Ducing to Benjamin, Ppringville; Tramp Across tue Country. Shepherd. F. O. B. Lake Shore and Palmyra to Spanish Fork; from Santaquin an 1 Goshen to Moline, 111. Mr. and Mrs. William Giles and There is nothing that has more Payson, (All Rights Reserved.) (b) Salem students will bo tran- daughter, Sophorona, of ITober City, adthe Ouce in every so often, Faystia practically contributed to on the Orem railroad as at came to attend the funeral lust Wedsported and this section is favored with an vancement of Payston than the or- present. nesday of Mrs. Beitha C. Jasperson, reduction of since January 1, 1921, unusual visitor, but not frequently ganization of the Iayson Building While here they were II Full transportation will be al- of Goshen, the guests of Mrs. Bet tie Ross. this the lowest does one of that most unusual of be and Loan society wbich has been in lowed other students asl follows: making price at which Seventh and since eighth The Februarvexistence grade (a) last or woman ings, the courageous girl Model D Moline Universal Tractor ever sold studeuts from Palmyra will bo transMrs. Caroline Openshnw and son, Miss Nita B. society already has outgrown its hiker, pay a' visit. school students with the high ported Lclund, of Salt Lake, are here for a Valliaut, a descendant of the olden original captalization of $100,000, all to Spanish Fork. mention, visiting with relatives sifiul of was the which absorbed by people French Huguenots, visited the city All children on Tayson west friends. (b) of Paysou within (ho first four months mountain will bo transported to Pay-sonpark Thursday and Friday of this ud demands for membership as stockweek, stopping on her return from holders .since that time has been so Mrs. Willis Greonlmlgh entertained ' HI Groups of children living over the south where she had taken in great that the directors have found her home Inst Saturday evening af miles from school f two and in honor of her husband s birthday of Bryces it necessary to increust the capital the wondrous beatuies will be assisted by transportation nl were placed Covers This action has anniversary. canyon, and many other points of stock to $500,000. lowance which' will be used either to for Mr. and Mrs. Willie R. , Here, in one tractor, is the ability to do the stockholders authorized been the by ufed such pro such great interest maintain wagons for a short period Mr. nmd Mrs. Alma Lof green and bus been made a matter of record belt and all field work, including cultivating. ounced natural beauty that they con in the office of the during the winter months of by co- and family and Mr. and Mrs. W. secretary of state. for a with longer parents operation tiuue to attract an ever increasing More than f of the new series Greeuhalgh and family. period. Remember these four important facts: army of sight seers and tourists from of stock has been subscribed for. The board will consider request "Erickson Lnmnr and Hilda Miss has time the short that it During all corners of this country and. of for transportation, when the distance Erickson of Salt 1. The cost today of farm power supBuildLake, are hero for She is quite enthusiastic boon in existence the Payson is over twro and one half miles, on a the world. Miss at heme of the reweeks has been stay Loan and plied by the Moline Tractor is lets society ing Number of children, their merits. in her unalloyed praises of the re than the cost of the power supplied sponsible for the bnilding of six new and road conditions will both be con- Ericksons, father, C. A. Eriekson. maskable wonders that prevail in the homes in Payson, averaging in cost by the horses it replaces. sidered. Requests should be sent to The Indies of the Elite club and All of these great state of Utah and will prove more than $3,000 each. the office immediately. 2. The Moline Tractor saves man powtheir husbands, woro entertained fit a valuable booster among the peo- have been completed and the seventh a lawn party last Friday evening nt er on the farm. home is now in course of construcples of the east of the many things tion. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles There, are now on file writh TRAP SHOOTING IS REVIVED; 3. The power supplied by the Moline first the the and natural wonders of MAY ORGANIZE GUN CLUB Crooks . A midnight luncheon was secretary, Ray Monsen, fifteen Tractor is better than horse power. in and Utsfli that abound served. magnitude or twenty more applications for loans of a trip to with which to build homes. which are worthy The Interest in trap Shooting is being 4. Moline Tractor Power is cheaper and Mr. arid Mrs. Thomas Berryman see, no matter what distance one may increased capitalization will take care in Payson, Mid as soon as and revived better farm power than the power Beatrice and is Lula of not daughters, travel, for ones education of these within j the next year. can bo secured a grounds permanent supplied by any other type of tractor. complete, nor ill ones appreciation For many months there has been club will be organized in this city. Eureka, have been the guests of Mr. W. R. and of this country what it should he a dearth of desirable Mrs. Greenhalgh. dwelling houses A number of the boys went out to until the remarkable handiworks of in Payson and at the present time the hillside lat Sunday morning Mrs. Bertha Clark .Tasperson, wife God in His infinite creation, in part there is not You can mhpIIic "drnii behind or horse-draw- n implements you a vacant house to be and nine of the best shos faced the now own, witlitho Moline tbe same as with any other make ol A. of of a or in the aggregate, have been view had. W, Goshen, .Tasperson The Payson Building and Loan traps, making excellent scores. Shoottractor former resident of this city, died at ed in all their impressivness. society, entirely local in its inception, ing will be enjoyed every Sunday home week. there Funeral her Miss Valliaut travels alone, with lasf membership and management, has j ln0rning and every man who takes services werp held there in the ward a and only aided bv pack a need that has long been felt, andan interest in hunting and shooting church on catne employed ns a staff, is hiking is Thursday, after which the contributing immeasurably toward' js invited to take part in the prac-th- e was brought to this city for Idaho to Baltimore, from Boise, body of the city upbuilding by Pr',tice interment in the city cemetery. Mrs. Maryland, the latter place being her viding homes for a consistent and made The following scores were home and at which city her mother Tasperson was born and raised in in increase 25: population. A. steady last Sunday out of a possible now resides. old. Rhp is picked up by Santaquin and was It years MORE MEN THAN WOMEN Buckingham, 22; W. P. Morford, 19; She was the daughter of tbe hule DISCHARGES FROM ARMY autoists and of passing frequently HAVE APPENDICITIS PURCHASED' Vern Mrs. 16; Anderson, BuckingMAY BE NOW WILL PAYSON BAND GIVE Ann Edward and Mary the distance traversed thus far, she Clark, she is n. 14 Stanley F. 14; Badhnm, ham, CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT survived by lier husband, one son has walked less than She Wilson, 13; George A. Cheever. 13; nd t Medical reports shown mou are She also leaves has a good word of appreciation for w(i daughters. Major T. B. Corby, post commander P. Peerv, 10; F. Bush 6. J. V. six brothers and one of this of Fort Dougina, has received definite uiuro subject to appendicitis although As an expression of appreciation , Mr. sister, driver, Average western auto Badham made 7 out of 15. y The grave was dedicated by information that discharge from the,luauy sudden cases occur amoug who courtesously offers a lift. Miss of the support given to it during the city. who was formercuu he en Valliant never asks for nor seeks a summer, the Payson Silver band will Mrs. Buckingham, be by ft George Eoharon. guarded agaiust Bishop purchased by again may a resident of Payson, hasl the Tho The practice of pur-- j prevent mg intestinal infection. list ed men. 7 ride, for she says she gets closer to give a special complimentary concert ly credit of scare the making Adlor-i-ku- , highest acts Mrs. Norat Crooks entertained the chasing discharges, begun in 1890 uilestumi antiseptic. nature and derives a better under in Memorial park, on Sunday evenfor 1920 as a member of the Salt This following at her home Monday and through an act of congress, was dis-- j ou BOTH upper uud lower bowel, standing and real hpart-fel- t apprecia- ing, beginning at 7 oclock. Lake Gun club. matter tion of this wonderous country as " ill be tbe last open air concert by decaying Tuesday, Mrs. Richard Fulkerson and during tho war because it moving all foul, It a whole by using natural propellors the band this season and no doubt daughter, Florence, from California, was thought tho morale of tho army' which might cause iufectiou.' Mrs. Bert Fulkerson of Bingham and would be weakened through the large! brings out matter you uever thought She would as soon use her 'will be attended by all who have STATE UNIVERSITY jus INSTALLS NEW MICROSCOPE Mrs. Fnyett Fulkerson and son, .TameB number of discharges which might was in your system and which may feet, climb abroad the gravel train enjoyed the excellent programs of have been poisoning you for months. of Smithfield. and walk. bo bought. the organization during the summer Adlor-- i ka is EXCELLENT for The As an example of the inexpensive- months. for1 from $120 gas on An ex of u pie of the higliebt type of prices range Mrs. B. F. OTT, Druggist. Edna hns those who have served one year to1 tho stomach. ness of suck a trip, Miss Valliant was Hendrickson ThP Payson Silver hand has won microscope used has iustal-h'just been -asserts she ha spent but $6 in the a, position among the foremost bands in the United States bureau of tess to the Social Ilnur club Indies $30 for those who have served eleven1 home last Friday years or more. nt hor suburban the! Is dollars past fifteen days and that she has of the stnte and it enjoys n reputa Mines at the Uuiverrity Thirty of Utah. After an interesting so- laqt amount; which will bo accepted,! lived like a queen. She sleeps for tion which is state wide as muscinl This makes the mining at afternoon. laboratory luncheon was served by the no matter how long the service. cial the most part, under the great west- organization of more than usnal the state hour, university a well equipped Did you really call this gentle- ern canopy of sitars and loves it. merit. Under the leadership of Me! for miscroscope determination of ores hostess, assisted by her sister, Mrs. man an old fool last night f asked Robbins. or., Miss Valliant is a cultured young vin Done it has made splendid pro- as LAST OP WEEKLY BAND any in the country. 'ho judgO; woman, typically French in build gress during the past year and ha)s CONCERTS TOMORROW NIGHT The new microscope has magnij The pnsonor tried hard to collect Mr. and Mrs. C. Henry Edwards and complexion. She is a steno-- ' filled many important engagements at fying power of 3000 diameters, which and son, Hilton, motored to Salt who the state. affairs has prominent throughout The last of the regular weekly bond malde of the highly magnified ores. ijtapher by profession, Lake the week end. more I look at him, the insistent call of the wild Tt is an organization of which the concerts in Memorial park will bol The bureau of mines at the universha 1 d,d ho mo U 8e0m s that runs in the viens of the par,llk,'rly people of Pavson should feel rendered by the Farson Pilvor hand ity is headquarteral for ore dressing Banker.Crooks yer Christian Mrs. "Thd.-Lawimd Mrs. . and blood and stock that has made ticularly proud, as there few ake tomorrow night. The following will work conducted in the intermountain Mina Olsen have boon appointed-b- y America the greatest and most, pro- bands in the west that have reached district. the bo program: tbe county juvenile officers, to net in such a high standard of excellence. for Payson and gressive of nations. March WANTED.SnJoHinnn The bureaus purpose is to render Washington Post sothis for tbe betterment of city, Miss Valliant says: It, no donbt, The following will be the program: serivee free of charge to engineers, Merit ana Commission contract only, Selection vicinity. cial conditions. W. M. B. will be rather a trial to again settle March We for Bjmre timo Or full time. Popular Airs mining companies and districts engag down at a typewriter in the never Ouartette from Rigoletto will teach you to noil income pro ed in the development of low grade (a) Mello Collo. Ernest Shermer and ceasing grind of modern businesn, Solo tection through our freo school of (b) Pwnneo It is the aim complex ores. Alice hlup Gown. for tis then I am sure, I shall long, instruction and help you build a fc) Twelfth Rt. Rag of the bureau to make thig service Bohemian Girl the most with an aching heqrt, for the green, Selection 8olo Massachusetts Cob the in United Barney profitable business. States, expert Fliration. Dear Old Pal of Mine golden west, where it is said men Waltz Company, Bonding nnd Insurance and women are remade, but where Serenade Cupids Charm Mignonette Accident nnd Health Dept. Paginaw, Overture America Fin ail e Finnic they are in reality reborn. Ptnr Ppnngled Banner Michigan, Capital $1,500,000. E' John Jensen was a Provo vsitor NOTICE-MOVITuesday. x oooooooooooooo Universal Tractor n $990 Now A $320 the - Cheaper and Better Farm Power one-hal- Greon-hnlgh- one-hal- W. L. Reynolds Co. i one-hal- r i ' worn-arm- c. j d I heed-!edth- e eour-sgeon- - t4-4Genola f cBiEiuasBKrkiKESKsscKECiBKfiHUHJUuunncaan SI Special Price till October 10-1- 8 i TRACTORS Former Price $1250. Special Price 3 Until Oct. 1, $800. All Prices F. O. B. Factory Payson Implements Auto Repair Co Welding, General Blacksmithing and Auto Repairing j in Provo on Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles P. Wilkinson were Payson vsitors Monday. P. Oharlo and .Ternbl Wilkinson have returned from Pali T.nke. You have imagination and a common school education, which together Miss Ella Hanson entertained nt with an understanding of plot con a house party last Mondnv night. eeption and development is all the Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray mental requirement of the successful Hansen, Mr. and Mr. Milton Thomas, the Misses Film Hearten. Hazel New Photo-plascenarist. writing de- man. Olio Mae Hansen. El!:, Hansen mands no literary talent. Anyone and Irene York, and Charles A. Wil- with average intelligence should be kinson, Alma Webb, Alton Nelson.; movie able fo write stories. First Alvin Hansen, fWar nansen, Clyde stories of some beginners have sold Carter, Robert Pnllivan, T.nvori York. Lewis Hansen and Cecil Nelson. The for as high as $10,000. evening was spent in daneing and We teach scenalrio writing for one Luncheon was serv playing games. fourth the proceeds of students first o,l at midnight. story sold. Nothing sold, nothing Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Davis are Here is your paid for instruction. rejoicing over the arrival on August chance to learn this fascinating pro- 15, of a fine baby boy. fession through investment of noth- ing bnt earnest study a few hours week. Anyone actuated by whim alone need not apply, but to those willing to make an honest, determined ef fort to learn, the completo text of our system and enrollment contract will be sent on roeoip. of $1.06 good faith deposit. Deposit will be returned on return of text in five days. We can teach yon 1o become Student capacity is photodramatist. To benefit by this offer you limited. must write at once to PHOTO DRAMA PRESS (Dept, of Education) Lett Court A, 19th & American Ave. Long Beach, Calif. per See HARRY TIPTON at WRITERS Albert Jenson was business Tnesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blnokham of Moroni motored to GennE last Wednesday and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W .Davis,. U S L ! STANDS FOR Service Station That Gives Real Service Special Attention to BATTERY and IGNITION Work have Battery or Ignition trouble see us and we will give you complete satisfaction If you tc a There is a U Battery That Exactly Fits Your Car W. Larsen and son. Randall, , F. are Tintie visitors this week. Mrs. N. W. Nelson. F. W. Davis, Fred Larsen, William Ewell. Wallace Bmithwaite and Cecil Nelon were Bavson virifors Sunday attending union meeting. County agriculture agent Joseph P. Welch, was iu Oenoln las week looking over a draiohge propostion in the southern part of the district.. 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