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Show l'AY SOX, THE PAYSONIAN, PAGE EIGHT Afr. nnd Mrs. f IN THE SPOT LIGHT visitors vo lust Page Perry were pro. AWdite-ikt- y. UTAH, MARCH 4 1921. rower by -- in" .1 t , on Mrs. .T. C. Barney was hostess Wednesday to the Kutre Nous club The entertainment varied from the usual form, the guests ussemblying at 6 oclock at the Modern Pharmacy served. were refreshments where theatre a formed party later They for Behold My Wife. club The ladies of the Bridge were charmingly entertained on WedP. Clutf nesday afternoon by Mrs. E. She at her homo in Spanish Fork. was assisted by her mother, Mrs. C. F. Dixon, who is spending the week Friends of the hostess with her. from Spainsh Fork were also her Tho ladies who wont frrrn guests. lavson were Mrs. E. L. AfcCormick, Mrs. Will Amos, Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. It. A. Porter, Mrs. B. F. Ott, S. E. Mrs. Charleh Cravens, Mrs. Mac Miss Mr Mrs. Beth, Ware, Mary Me Beth and Mrs. L. 1. Stewart. and baby of returned home AVedmCal. where Holiday visit day from Long Bt Eureka were 'jug with her brothers, Frank, J)nve sient a fortnight with h cats. ami Ernest Coombs. Mrs. Hattie Sidlixuii here last e box f t company the AFTER PROLONGED ILLNESS ilf, fin'd In- - n mi '' haw -- -- tin- - g ' i1 hnt,r h right i' x be may CHE can t nr -- h.t.d ha!! ami hgal In ir- - (jSSEIMW leixrosetitat rves, are! p.ugn pany, its successors and nigris, and li bralditran-- f, hall riot lai -- - -- 1 grower without th- - written eonsi-uof the sugar company, its sueci assigns. But it does no good to save money unless it is put into circulation in some way. . .j, 4Hw'-tt4'H-t- Tho road around the pond is movTf is nearly completed ing very fast in the east side of the pond to ihe head. attended at Pavson Saturday nml Afnny conference people Kiuidax--. Until you are ready to invest your savings a safe, patriotic depository for them is a bank account where they will stand for increased credits on which to finance reconstruction and business activities. Your funds deposited with this Bank will be safe, immediately available and will be doing, their patriotic duty. Afrs. Alary bliss Frances Huish of Eureka was the guest of Miss Nellie Huish and Miss Cora Cravens last week. VERM GEQO33 t.f 1 -' I tower f r lfi. This agrei .... to'h the grower, his dm- At the regular meeting of 'he J Mrs. W. P. Moreford and children O. O. F. lodge last Thursday owning spent. Sunday visiting in Provo. tho members were given a pie;, met Mr. and Mrs. .Tames Nieols nnd surprise by the ladies of Imby of Salt Lake passed the week An invitation mis extended in (he end hero with Mrs. Nieols' parents, wives of tile honored goes'.s nnd number of visitors from the Spanish Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Amos. Pork lodge were also present. Sup Mrs. Owen Dougins spent hist week per was served by the Indies with at ICaysvill,. with her mother, Mrs. J. R. AYinco acting as toastmaster. She was aeeirnjmn-ioRespones were made by members of Margaret Cole. homo by her sister, Miss Edith the two orders and the visitors. Colo who will remain here a week. Afr. nml Afrs. George Barnett were Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Choevor nnd the dinner guests Sunday of Afr. and Mr. children were the guests of rs. Darrell Brown. Oheever's mother in Provo last MRS. MARY SCHAERRER DIES of nnd Mrs. T.eo Morgan Silver City were visiting here from Mrs. Friday until Sunday evening. Elroy Barnett returned with them for a week 's visit. i hail an v arm" groxxer from I,, . Mr. - agar 'n -- To celebrate the birthday of Alias the Alice Stark, the members of their and club partners, Octagon met at her home last Tuesday evenThe affair was arranged as a ing. surprise ami was successfully carried A pleasant social evening out. ' by a fust rmt-1. t,, - ;"-iic- i.t Afiss Law of Prno lr,- - been the guest of Afiss Alice Stalk. sugar company the arid the the Schnerrer, wife of John Afrs .Afarv Hanks and her T. Schnerrer. died at the 5 Per Cent on Savings family home hixv, Afrs. Herbert Hanks of Salt n this city Inst Tuesday morning Mrs. wi'h spent Friday George After an illness of two and one half She was born on Mardi 10. Wvler of Pnvson. Wears. 1846, at Lnnyen art Canton Zenriker. at Wnyluml Wiphtmnn of l'ax-nSwitzerland. She was a d;,"g!,-iof Jacob H. Ott of Switzerland and ti mli'il the Af .T. A. meeting Tuesday ex cuing ."id gave th-n lout inter Afngileline Ott Sabin of Pnvson. iix x lalk. Afrs. Schnerrer was baptised 'fn'o the L. T. S. rhiireh in Switzerland U illiai-Gardner of Delta spent in Afnv, 1870, one month later emt xvrek end here xisitiug relatives igrated to the United States and setiml friends. tling in Uayson where she since re Afrs. Ik L. McCormick very pleasThe most exquisite taste is shown The marriage was celebrated sided. The AT. I. A. play Thursday evenin tho Lndowrment houre in entertniiien the ladies of the in every hat that leaves the Wilson Salt antly ing was a big success, a large crowd Tustamore club last T.ake. Friday afternoon. Alillinery this spring Adv. in attendance. Up to the time she became ill, about two years ago, Roy Taylor spent Saturday in ProAfrs. SehnOTrer was a constant worker vo the guest of his mother, ARs. Lucy in tho church and n moving spirit P. Taylor. in the First ward relief society. She also performed much work the Uor the purpose of arranging a 'em pie. gram for tho ensuing year the pn Besides her husband, Afrs. Schm-rr-en s Uorni of the is survived b three chiVI.-rend met and the committee f inrteen grandchildren. Tin- - chiJ with Atiss AAhite last Monday after ren are Frank E. and I John The oigatiint ion has a paid iiiinn. Glen-mnnd Afrs. Clara ,:: membership of thirty and an in-- " She also leaves the fnlnwing brother-am- i x a so in meiijl'i-ishiis anticipated. sisters: G. Fre,l Off, M'ill laiinri n xxill be held on gar-Ott, Pauline Schnerrer, of Parson, Mm Alias White will in- nil It wln-Mrs. Caroline A! art in of Lake t i the ladies in garden wink, Henry Ott, Afrs. Bertha Bruuggcr and ''lie of the features of the n progra-Mrs. Arum Schnltkers. li ng in Siiz in-t which the ladies are greatly ,i crlnnd. at the present time is that d The funeral wnis held yeM'-rdaThus tar of making dress forms. afternoon nml was hrrgi-lattend,-forms have been made and twenty who those had Mrs by appreciated xxill be continued until every Schnerrer during her lifetime as one is provided with a dress form . f tin most sincere women of devoted to her family and in or home dress making. every xvay one of the most exemplary Tl-hifo-- t ereo'ioits in artistic f women. The floral were the Easter (.polli, ill feature Runny nnd beautiful. ing of the AYilson Afillinerv, March -- Mrs. Dave Shuler nnd Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson entertained on Oron Harper were in Salt T.ake last Wednesday uftornoon at a delightfully week for tho auto show. arranged afternoon function for a Arthur Tones came down from Salt largo number of friends at the home The guests Lake for the week end. of Mra. Rodney Wilson. numbered thu regular members of the Bold Fidi club and Mrs. Floyd Wilson, Mrs. Fern Grey, Mrs. George F. Wilson, Mrs. Pngo Iecry, Mrs. Earl Page, Mrs. Horace Fnrrnday of Spanish Fork, Geraldine Fairbanks, Iris Madeline Tilson, Jencve DixDone., on, Hazel Dougins and Eyle Cravens. Atiss Iona Cravens, Cravens and Edwin Salt T.ake were the of ATr. nnd last Sunday. Afr. nml Afrs. Afrs. ATiss -- sVi'U i !a-- Lyle of Blm-khurs- t dinner guests David Mitchell Clinton re AA'hitney turned Afondav evening from Colorado where they went following their Mrs. AM P. Moreford nnd Mrs. Afrs. about three months ngo. Peory extended their hospitality ATern to the members of the Eat re Nous Whitney was formerly Afiss Stiener. club and their husbands nnd a friends Inst Saturday evening Aih-eDixon, Wendell Erlnndson, N the home of Mrs. Moreford. Pronml Ernest Afareil, Floyd AA'right five was diverthe hundred gressive the of at students Utah, University F. Wilson received sion. George the prize and ,T. C. Barney the con- came home for the junior prom. solation. Supper followed the game. Afi Arerl Afnnwill and Afiss Those present were Mr. and Mrs. T.nke wore Pnvson visitors Salt of .T. C. Dave Hiiish, Mr. and Mrs. over tho week end. F. Barney, Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Rav Stevens, Onu-'iaAfrs AViRnm Afrs. S. E Mr nml Mrs. A ernard Anderson, M r, AVnro, Afrs. Hvrum Lemmon nnd Rev. nnd Mrs. .Toe IJuiglcy, Mrs. pern AVildnmn Afurphv xvfre in Prove TuesGrey, Mrs. Henry Huish, Mrs, Don to attend the funeral of Afrs day s TCerr nnd Air. and Mrs, ,1c hoc AVillinm Rachnl Ferro, mother of Earl. Terre who resided here until recently. Do-w- nr-ringe it few-othe- 1 .Ten-se- , - r AVo-m-- Comes A MARCH 27 l ui-- i re-to- Get That Pay-son- mil-i-ei- Afr. nml Mrs. John I Finlnysnu left the firs' cf the week after passing the w inter her,, with daughtTln-er, Afrs. John C. Crnvens. will stop nt Trcrmintion for two vc-kwith their daughter, Mrs, .Tim Cravens an, then proceed to their home nt Mngmth, Alberta, Canada. Airs. John Cravens is with them in Tremonton. Mu-i- s Afrs. Page Beery was hostess to the Octagon club last Thursday . Giles's exclusive of the regular members were Afrs. Arthur Merrill, ARs. StanCloward, ley AVi'sou, Afrs. Elmer Afrs. Bert Stevens. CONTRACT (Continued Prom Page . enter.-'ninoAfr. nnd Mrs. Pago Perry Afrs. Afnltie Kinsey of Raymond, nt dinner Sumlax- - evening for Canada was visiting with relatives Afrs. Ptvrys parents, Air. and Mrs. the first of the week. She has been passing the winter in California. P. I., Smith, of Nephi, Air. nnd ARs. Bert Stevens. Afr. and Afrs. Harxey Smith and Donald Hiatt. Alis Edna Loveless was home for the junior prom and to remain until Mi mlay. Ali.ss Cuba Dayton of Brices are reason aide for exclusive AYrnal was her guest. Both young patterns in Easter hats at the Willadies are teaching school in Lchi. son Millinery. Adv, d total sugar produced. 7. The grower may, at his own (weigh expense, have representatives men, tarenien, accountant and chemand ist) in scale house, t arernnm nml laboratory to insjiect weights work done and to check not amount received by the sugar company for l i os to sugar sold, such be experienced in tho line of work to be performed nnd satisfactory to tin sugar company. 8. For beets siloed and delivered ns directed by the sugar company there will be paid in addition to the above contract price, $1 per ton, at tho time of first settlement. 0. Tht, sugar company will mens uro all previously unmeasured siloed beets ou or about tho first day of e cubic each nonth, allowing sixty-fifeet for a ton, ami will on the next succeeding beet pay day thereafter, advance to the grower 7.1 per cent of the price lie would have obtained if such beets had been delivered wi; mit siloing, at the loading station The balance of aboxe mentioned. the purchase price for such siloed beets shall be paid after actual delivery thereof as directed by the sugar company at the time and in the'manner set forth in paragraph ti. repn-senta- XOOOOOOOOC OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOfl i SMART j PROVO EASTER OPENING of the Id. The sugar content of the beets for basis of settlement, as per table and eontruet, shall be determined . by the campaign average of the cosset tes in factory units ns follows: No. unit No. 2, J. Boxelder Unit SATURDAY, MARCH 12 You will meet all the Ladies of Artistic Temperament at Our Opening. , state of AVashington; state of Idaho; unit No. T, county, Utah; unit No. 4. Salt Lake and Utah counties: unit No. 5, Elisnore factory, nml unit No. 6, Delta factory. 11. It is agreed that the price of wet pulp produced from 1!'21 sugar beets shall bo eighty cents per ton, tin- as weighed On the scales of sugar company at its pulp silo, nml preference given to the beetgrower in tho purchase of the pulp for his own use. Remember the Date, March 12. 12 The OOOOOOGOOOOOOOOXXX00XX0000XX the Any advances hats AAilson Royal Tailored Easter Suit i TODAY and NOW 2 DAYS ONLY MONDAY and TUESDAY . 7 and 8 Matinee Monday and Tuer.day at 2:15. Evenings at 8:15 The greatest event of all times. Now playing to capacity houses for the second time this season nt Bait T.ake Theatre, Salt Lake City. NOTE. On acount of avanco ' bookings this attraction will not piny any other city in Utah this season, T ears Thrilis La ughter d. w. cnirnTUG I ItialJ HoliJcr of tile 2Cttl " Bolton you are waiting for prices to k bottom on mens clothse reach Wait no longer! If bed-roc- The new prices on Royal Tail- ored spring clothes are again down to 1914 levels. And remember this: Every Royal garment is purest made to measure made by the best tailor men. all-wo- ol the saving of $10 to $20 on your new spring suit is worth a trip to this store, well be delighted to demonstrate. If ten-minu- te to Repay Advances. Growers Wilson Millinery Look Youd Better Order Your 2 li- Featured at the T ailored ,r) Miss RnfJj settlement, .Tune 1, 1022; final settleMrs. AA'ill Afendenhalh Afendenhall nnd Afiss Afarv Starr "of ment, October 1, 1022. The first and second subsequent Springville wore tho guests of Afrs. II. F. Badhnm last Friday. settlements xxill lie Sfl per cent of Afrs. Ray Afonsen returned home the full balance due on each date, AR. nml Airs. B. L. Jensen and on such proportion of all beefs refrom a visit at Alt. Pleasant on Afr. Afonsen was there for Dr. and Mrs. L D Stewart were in ceived from each grower ns the total the week end, Salt Lnko for the week end sugar sold to that date bears to the Easter Hats Adv. 12. SUGAR BEET Royal that pass Afillinerv. made A NEW f-CiloMA, PAiSTiK FORM covwiNINO J, fCnRY MO MUSW A Mctropilitan Presentation Big Symphony Orchestra II a xx ' to Secure Your Tickets let t eis. make Ad,!io.-- s cheeks, ami expie-- s mom v orders c.ix'abh- - to Columbia Theatre, add ID per rent war tax to price of tickets desired. include self adto indressed, envelope sure safe return. Dries of nduii inn, Matinee, 2'e to 81. o0; Evening 7iO cents to $1.50; Boxes. $2.00 (1'lus AYar Tax.) to the cares The lady who critics at Paster hat from the Wil-o- n Adv. Spring opening on March nil selects her Millinery. 2. Adv. LANT & PERSS0N CO. The Clothiers Authorized Resident Dealer for |
