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Show THE PAY SON I A A, PAYSON, UTAH Shots from Salem Great Power of the pleasant social of the week was a slumber party given at the home E-of Miss Eliza Peterson. About (i :30 m. a number of girl friends gathers d at the home of Miss Pelersoti where arrangements were made for a motor lour over certain limited terri-tory in Utah county. After partaking of a very delicious! luncheon the party began their1 tour, spending a few moments ai One . J System Gives Constant Service Generating- Plants Maintain Abundant Current From Var-- , ious Points, Preventing Costly Interruptions. Not many years ago fashioned pump was considered one of the accomplishments of ci ilizatioii, for tin-ol- it replaced the oaken bucket and lie world claimed an- When you linv invasion to ho in 1u vi, the lnisy renter of the densely populated section of Utah county, visit the firms whose nanus ate listed on tbis.p;';;o. You will find a good assortment of those things you are looking for. Remember, l'tovo has a population of over 11,000 people, who demand that her merchants and business men give them excellent service in regards to varied assot tments, reasonable prices and courteous treatment. The same all inducenventsare offered patrons. several parks and different other victory over drudgery. sorts along their way. Return The ehief objection to the m. a. 1:30 about the ing pleasure seekers began their slumbering pump was that you had to work could before which resulted in that which: you waterThe modern drink. OOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOWO only other girl slumherers know works put the pump out of how to explain. The most interesting feature of the party was commission. Now you turn the tap the water is there. the humorous way in which one There is no work no waiti group of girls tried to ing no drudgery. This is the other group by playing service of the modem the pranks on them. Toward the wee age. of hours the morning the com SECOND LOCKHART BOY CLIMBING TIMPANOGOS. petition grew tensely interesting, Service Must Be Constant. KILLED ON FIRING LINE finally concluding that the sense In the same classification of one was just as thoroughly The I!, V. U. Provo, Aug. is the utility which brings alive and keen as the other they Pmvo rela- Ormo, Aug. Mt. Timpanogos climb Friday light and power to your decided that the best wpy to tke family, of home and your industrial and Salurdav under the diree- 'I'0 settle the deceptive sport was to vv Wasnleh countv, were .. allsluirg. establishment. Aladdins lamp of of turn Prof. h. II. Smart the ; h emerge from their feathcrles adwsed telephone Saturday was a source of wonder so I ., was in every sue1. beds for another spin in the V hat a second son of Mr. and way is the modern power comcoolness of the crisp morning The Inkers returned Sun- - Mrs. Dan Lockhart has been pany. If the Utah Power &. jecssfiil. air. So saying, t hey were gone, killed in battle in France. To forenoon were all and fails to sene day Light Company returning about 7 a. m. to a 27 ')an about Lockhart, .Jr., it does not fulfill its mission. 'pleased with their experience in "as of age and was killed Julv sumptuous breakfast prepared Service in the modern age 'years mountain climbing, unu-nor VVitli by the hostess, after which tlw Ins vouuger brother, must he constant not .interof them, was their first.. George Lockhart, lie enlisted In frolicsome bunch dispersed and ;mme mittent. We are here to save wended their fatigued souls time and labor for Among the party from Salt Lake the marine in Align si, corps ymu. homeward. Among those presen' PB7. George Lockhart was killed Marcus Dr. were Prof. and Waits Jones, interruptions were the Misses Ruby Sabin, Emil B. tegreen, and 11. ). Jex, hi action June 11. he eliminated. if ary Flygare, Maggie Taylor must The parents, four sisters- ana of the F. S. land office. receiver Realizing this, the Utah Eva Gardner, Reva Gardner fi'e brothers survive the young of a There were number & others has Power Light Company Cornelia Hanks, Eliza Peterson. from Salt Lake and from differ- - ,11(n "ho have- laid down their a system of pow- established Alva Hanks and Mrs. Dora er plants and transmission lent parts of the state. The party hves for their country, Briggs. The Lockhart family formerly numbered 204 at the Aspen lines to assure you ini me- in Provo and many friends lived Another rather serious aeei 128 made the ascent diate and constant service. .Grove, and here dent happened here Saturday iof There the no were mountain. sympathize with them tn We are not like the their bereavement. about nine oclock when Mr to strenuous great the mar Incidents of The ioned pump. burden Chrles Hanks, who was cros-finof the with service rests trip enjoyment supplying the Orem railroad track just LETTERS FROM SONS. us. We do the work and you south of the depot was struck Provo, Aug. ti. Arch M.Thur- direct it. We are constantly Pruvn, Aug. 5. Dr. H. S. Pvne by the freight train coming from man, who has been chosen see at your service, subject to has received a letter from his Mr. Hanks was of council of state the retarv Payson. call every minute and hour driving his auto very slowly and defense to succeed Dr. W. C. son Joseph Sterling I'yne who Is in the dav. was not going fast, whirl to assume his on a mission in Japan and who of Dependably. lEhaugh, experts rh. Advantage is ,vr. , . it is smash-upprevented an entire 102 tinin The advantage of having shade is and no Mr. Mr. Hanks was quite badly hurl of there, son Mr. Thurman the more than one power plant or hut not fatally, it is thought. and Mrs. T. E. Thurman of Pro- - shade. Photos of Japanese semi- transmission line serving the the letter, The auto was broken up some vo and was born here 32 years erv iwomnv but not a great deal. community and large custoago. lie is a graduate of the1 Amdhr r son of Dr Pyne, Titos. P ne, who w in the treasury; mer, is similar to the advanr Miss Hazel Snow and .Mrs. Brigham Young University ancf one of more than was principal of the Provo high department at Washington, writes having tage Hatch entertained the S. O When the eye of the school till about a year ago, an interi stii' letter telling of D. 11. club Thursday evening eye. man who has hut one fails when he became secretary of the the work there. In the bureau The members were taken in boats to ceases is he lie Provo Commercial club, which ("here he is working he is inhelpless, across the pond where they took reis vision until he now holds. He has slituting a system of hookneep-boeoperate position were which a dip, after they stored. It is the same when actively engaged in war ing such as was in use hv the served to a very dainty lunch a community or customer is work since the United Slates en-- Telluride Power company, where They' enter by the hostesses. for tered the wrar. He is chairman of Mi. Pyne formerly worked. power upon dependent tained at the home of L. A. transmisone or but the plant county hoard of defense, Hatch. in the case of sion for PROVO NEWS NOTES. line, secretary of the Utah qounty Red Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hatch, Mithese of of the .. ,, a member ofCross either failure and chapter ami Mrs. Eli F. Taylor and .Mas oUlt tor mi oi(M oh 11h ground is completely . . hoard. countv draft the Utah Ilci supply power ter Frank Taylor motored t desertion lias been fi ed m trouble until the has had the active management interrupted, the fourth district court Payson Wednesday evening t by can be remedied. the picture show. Moore Mildred Mary against The community or custoFred J. Moore. Miss Lillian Curl is entertainer mer, however- that can oba number of her girl friends at a tain power from more than Jack Will ia is, The Human slumber party Monday evening one plant or transmission last Fly, Missc evening climbed the Those present were the line is like the man who has four stories of the Provo ComLucile Harper, Carrie Nelson the blessing of sight from Provo, Aug. 5. Wm. R. Scott-13- mercial & hank and the Savings Zella Cloward, Martha Peter oi son of AY R. Scott, 369 wesl two eyes. When the sight of on top. Before making (lag pole and the hostess. Second North street, was se-- ; llie one of his eyes becomes imascent he made a strong reA farewell party was given ii verelv burned on his left leu paired or destroyed, the cruiting talk for the marine serthe ward church Saturday night other takes on additional Saturday at the bicycle shop oil vice. for the soldier hoys now called Ray Snow, through the hood-- : duties, and as a result of to leave. They are Arthur Hatch. lumism of two other hoys. Wayne' this sensitive arrangement he WilhtrcT Andrew Underwood, is still able to protect his Murray, 13, is reported to have1 Davis and Lester Carson. in the welfare. poured gasoline physical John R. Kpperson. vesterdav: Mr. Roy Taylor spcijt the week Efficient Public Service. hoys trousers, and Leo Draper. (inciting, f Idaho Falls, and 17, to have set it on fire with a, Sarah end in Provo. Ethel Kerr, of Pavson; 1 from the Utah Service match. Yoqng Scotts leg was;prank Hone, of Benjamin,' and Mrs. Syna Taylor had as htu .Power & Light Company is plressed by Dr. Geo. E. Robinson, Mary Moore, of Payson. guests for the week end Mrs like the sight of many eyes. The hoys who were chargeable, Roll 01 droid and little daughtei More than thirty plants atMrs. Yfarv Gillespie has Given from Fountain Green. tached to a net work of word Unit her son Albert Mrs. Arvill Tiffany, AI rs. Hen transmission lines, guarantee K. has arrived in France. Henrie, Hansen and .Mrs. Douglas; 'service in the face of uie your lvamerine, in the medical corps, enlisted Douglass returned home .Monday emergency. Your service is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.ii,i,lt the aj?p of 15 ai)01Jra year have from San Diego where they P.oshard was severely shocked continuous, there are no ini(ro been visiting with their husbands of consequence; by lightning Sunday afternoon terruptions who have since left for the east while standing near Leo H this sv.stem takes no vaea- According to reports received Mrs. Sine Ottesen, Mr. and Beans store on north Fifth West IV provn relatives tions and works seven days Lawrence Mrs. Andrew Ottesen, Mr. ant Tlie each week. It is the back"as thrown to Southwiek, who is now" at the Mrs. Zene Tiffany and children the ground and it was feareu bone of efficient public ser('Diversity of Colorado laking Mrs. Katherine Knudsen of Lehi had sustained serious injury. vice. jsne Injifary training will probably She was taken into the Lean enter and Miss Iris Done of Paysou The manufacturing plant an officers raining school. spent the latter part of last weel obtaining power from our home and given attention by Airs. Bean and soon recovered in Strawberry val'ey. E. I Woodhouse has sold his system is bound to he more from the effects of the shock. efficient because it can deMrs. Nellie Taylor, Mrs. Arvil fruit farm near the inMrs Few on its Mrs. Taylor, power. mouth of Provo can von to C. AT. Angus pend Tiffany, Emma Martin and daughter Em terruptions in operations ean 1454 Humphrey and J. B. Ferguson. miles of high plants, he traced to power failures. ma Fay, of Iayson, spent Tues The consideration is reported to lines transmission voltage Factories operating on' their he about $20,000. The farm has day in Payson, the guests o and 1241 miles of distribuown power cannot be so cerMrs. Frank Tervort. about 6,000 fruit., trees in hear- tion lines. It has 61,658 tain of continuous operation. Miss Preeilla Christensen spent ing. who are using k total The bigger the system the spent Sunda.v in Salt Lake City. of 260,000 horse power in Mrs. Pearl II. Halverson left Private John Rtarg has writ- greater the guarantee that motors, lights and applianto for ten his parents that lie has nr- last Thursday Kentucky operations will not he subces. With this extensive sysrived in France. join her' husband. who is teaching ject to interruptions. tem continuous power and in a training school there. efficient public service are 61,658 Customers Served. Dr. A E. Winship of Boston. natural results. That is why we are proud Is here for a As a general tlvng, after a to he given of the system we have estabman succeeds in accumulating a by him in tin Tabernacle to- lished in the intermountain morrow night. He visited Straw- fortune his theory is that peopTe This company has in deserve country. what about berry vnlftw and the Strawberry they get water thirty-thre- e Efficient Public Service. power this world. project yesterday. 1 re- - out-of-tow- n ; oooooooooooooooooooxoooooooooocxoo wbh IB3I FOR YOUR : COAT, SUIT, DRESS OR SHOES i ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo j The Wood-Clifto- n Merc. Co. ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo out-wl- -- ASSURE YOU STYLE SERVICE-FO- R -- SATISFACTION -- FOR WOMEN MEN (East of Orem Station) Provo, Utah t - , IBQ.1BBI , K- M Hv - - - -i- H- -5- - l -!- - - t t r H: 1 4- o . The Furniture Center ;; , UTAH PROVO, - I - old-fas- Columbia Music and Jewelry Co. Everything iu Music and Jewelry COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS AND RECORDS 17(i W. Center Street Provo, Utah tin-trai- 111 Electric Fixtures Ar-Ihu- SEE US rt t. 13 n LEE L. BAK3E Attorney and 3 3 Oounselor-a- t Law. Provo Electric and Hatfield Hardware Co. n Phone 303 1 ,, a1 For ii-- 108 West Provo, Utah Hoy Horen, Mgr. Phone 48. Block. Center St. Provo, Utah.. IBM . enney &Co. J-C.- p - 197 i EJifj Busy Stores Our Savings to You Will More than Pay Your Railroad Fare to , PROVO The Sutton Market St THE PLACE TO BUY WHAT YOU WANT Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Meats, Fish, Game, Green Produce, Fresh Fruits, Butter, Eggs, and Cream. We also can buy anything you have to sell in our line if first class. -- Phones 194 and 195- - PROV0 CITY UTAH hl-jf- six-ye- . 1 fcQ-nc- mtk-tome- le-tu- f IMI 3 BROTHERS OVERLAND AND WILLYS KNIGHT AUTO MOBILES REPUBLIC! TRUCKS AVERY TRACTORS AUTOMOBILE GARAGE- - SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS Goodyear, Republic, U. S., Goodrich. Fish and Firestone' Tires. Foundry and Alachine Shop in connection. Work . guaranteed to be HUDSON-r-DOD- 3 g J first-class- SUPERIOR MOTOR CO. PROYO FOUNDRY AND CHINE CO. re 5 3 Bl GE AL 1 hone 77 3 3 3 3 Corner 5th West and Center St. I5E9BBEIAI if |