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Show Santaquin News 'll Opportunities The Primary officers and dren are busy working for Red (Toss. FOR SALE Early Red River (Ohio) seed potatoes, Too pci bushel. C. E. (laic. 2(i-4- tj SALE a Inquire of Mrs. Owen -- nett. j house. FOR L. Bar-- Mrs. Joseph Stark returned It pays to buy your milk from the fore part of the week from the Buttercup Dairy. . Mammoth where she visited and friends. in relatives Salt elms. (. F. Dixon was the business on early Lake City of the week. John H. Barnett sold his old home to David A. Lossee of Jack Anderson was down from Spanish Fork this week. Mr. Ogden Sunday visiting with his Lossee will move here m the, parents and friends. very near future Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton J. C. Ellsworth met with the of Provo were the guests Sunday j . 2-- FOR SALE, good black pies, 50c at the place or 60c de-livered. Samples in Wightman Supply Co. and Wellworth 26-2- t stores. Elisha Brown. ap-,pa- ,t 1 I .Miss dennie Tictjen is visiting friends in Salt Lake City for a few weeks. Mrs. Caroline Openshaw lias returned home from a visit to -- Salt Lake it v. Emma Jams has as her guests Mrs. Lena .Jarvis and daughter Ruth of Murray. FOLLOW THE EXAMPLE OF SUCCESSFUL MEN Miss Rosa Miller of Povo visited her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. 24-t- f county commissioners at Provo S. Miller Saturday and Sunday. of Mrs. Lovina Montague. Monday in regard to some busMrs. Reed Moore and son R. iness matters connected with FOR SALE at a bargain, set and son II. Matson Mrs. (ieo. of Modern Eloquence, Supple- of Mapleton spent the week end the Payson Exchange Savings X. of Springlake are visiting her Cost with Mr. and Mrs. E. (,'. Petrie. bank. parents, Mr. and Mrs. X. S. Few there are those of now enjoying the mentary ten volumes. when new, $32.50, will sell for pleasures of wealth that did not start unMiss Florence Samuels enterNow at this office. Fine baby boys have been $22.50. Miss Lula Tietjon was the der difficulties as great, if not greater, than Write the Credit and Collection tained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs born to the following: Feb. 24 Eu- the week Mrs. end of guest Lake of Salt R. Ave. (!. McKenzey Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dan- zell Bureau, 109 N. Wabash But they all started to confront 'you. Bringhurst and Mrs. Dr. Chicago, 111., in regard to ob- Citv. iels; March 4 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunn of Springville. 2110t. make each days effort provide something taining them. DeLoye McDonald. Miss Louie Ilraby of Salt Lake for the future. Mrs. Willie Broadbent has as FOR SALE Plenty of New was the guest of Misses Florence v The K. O. T. M. lodge is her house guests Mrs. James over the Samuels .Jessie and Zealand and Club wheat for a for big Broadbent and son Ransom, Mrs. making arrangements week end. A start its size matters not throws open benefit dance on Saturday the Lucy Johnson and son, all of spring planting at reasonable 16th. will wide the gates to success. The to 1000 I go proceeds Miss Alta Leetham of Provo prices; also, want to buy who been has last several Joy Mattinson, days lbs. of good spring barley for was a guest for Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ihiishaml week at the home of her sister, suffering for more than a year R. L. Fillmore, planting. children of Salt Lake City viswith rheumatism. The F. Keeler. Karl Mrs. 20-tt past via Santaquin, Utah. affair will take place in the Pay-so- ited the fore part of the week II. M. Naylor of Payson pavilion and the music will with the formers brother, A. K. For Rent; One hundred acre Mr.Annina THE PEOPLES BANK Allred of Richfield, be furnished by the Payson Ihiish and family. and farm. Inquire Justin A. Loye-lesUtah, were united in marriage band. Admission 55 cents per 16tf. at once. The Relief Society gave a patyesterday at the Manti temple, couple, extra ladies and specin home riotic make will their program Tuesday. Musihey tators free. This is a worthy It pays to trade with the Page avson. cal numbers were given hy Mrs. cause and should receive the Furniture Co. Miss Lulu Christena Crooks, of all who can attend. support Mrs. Florence Crolf. and Social The Tea met at the 26-Fall legal size carbon paper for 1 Tictjen A be held will bee Wednext Rev. Mrs. of mine knitting sale at this office. Murphy Get Estimates of lloovcr-i.ea A followed hy nesday. Tuesday missionary program lunch. was had Receipt books for ordinary Mae ml Red Cross wo the in afternoon the and office. for sale ut this Mr. Eli Dubois lias returned veiling a very successful eela-leriI.EAVE orders for California his post of duty at Camp to Clms. Blohni is moving to his The UNIVERSAL CAR supper was served. hahy ehieks with (!. E. Smith. homestead bv the lake. vearney after his furlough of For f is father, C. L. P.egiti to deliver April 1. en days. The Rehekahs gave a very enWherever Ford cars have is is II Wednes-alast card lias Mr. slowly. Sullivan improving party Floory FOR SALE Good, modern joyable pioneered, Ford service has in son, Leo Dubois, will return t( evening. Prizes were won lered a relapse and is home, five rooms, sleeping porch, kept pace. It is the factor which lis home in Pioche, Nevada, v Mrs. Mendenhall, Mr. Jack very poor health. basement. Apply O. L. Darstrengthens the personal re)ixou, Mrs. Wilinau Carter and t nel t. Mr. van Wilson. They will give O. (!. Monday shipped nearly lation between Ford owners -Miss Bert rude Brooks Eu of Car19. of on notlicr social card March a to beans ton Pink-eye- d Teparary or Xavv Deans for and the Company. To get the eka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs penter Seed Co. of Provo sale, per pound. Loti best possible service from your Squire Brooks of this city, left hell. Chairman Thos. E. Reece and Ford car, bring it here when it Sunday for a three months visit tishop Elisha Drown were in with in in chilMrs. Blohm and California, company needs attention and get the ('has. 'rovo last Monday evening, DRAFTERS TO BE to spend a few the family of Cecil Fitch, with dren left Monday local the Cross Red benefit of Ford supervision TRAINED BY B. Y. U. foi organization. A very enthusias- weeks visiting her parents at whom she has been employed throughout. We use the genuthe past three years. The Federal Board of Voca- tic meting was held, every town Ephraim. ine Ford parts and give you the tional Education, Washington, D. that has been organized being hostwas Miss W Druee in Bore It. benefit ot the regular standard Provo on wus Tictjen It was decided to With Our New (., has asked the Utah Agricul- epresented. tho County ess to .a card party Thursday Monday attending Utah a Ford prices. Touring Car $450, organize chapter, county tural College to give special warFarm Bureau meeting and at- evening. The rooms were attrae Can we all with other the Equipment organizations Runabout $435, Sedan $695, time courses to physically fit decorated in the Nationa' to other business. lively tending as branches. Work Turn Out of men of classes one and two Coupe let $560, Town Car $645-a- ll colors. At 11 p. m. lunch wa the selective draft, according to with a Am Miss Doris to f. o. b. Detroit. On display is served Promptly, Nelson Xels Kay, suffering from lames Knowles is doing some an anouneement just made hy Rosier Mazella er his Roland son rheumatism and Peterson, Guarantee and for sale by President E. (. Peterson. This elaborate remodelling on his is also worse. Dr. Curtis was Laura Jcrman, Maurice Rich some request is made because of the garage, making Twenty Years of Know mond. Raymond Lebaron, Owen called from Pavson Monday. in the front (dice. How Embodied in improvements need of mechanics great present Kav and technicians in the army. The Mr. Knowles proposes to carry Mr. Will Brooks and family, Our Business line Mr. Bates and family and social events of tin College has already organized everything in the accessory of the One Harry its work to meet the request and and "is also installing equipment Mr. Bates Sr. are leaving this week was the kensington given of every- week to make their home in at present thirty-fiv- e courses for the convenience iy Mrs. Elmer Tictjen Thursdai automo-liles- . to Cannon City, Colorado. Easter decorations especially designed for draftees thing that pertains afternoon. With these new improveare open. These cover praeti out 'effectively. carried were Mr. Knowles will have ments, Mrs. Ewell all T. that was W, technical tendered were Cards subjects (ally played and dainti a pleasant surprise party on her refreshments were served to M rs. are listed hy the War Depart one of the most modern, garages this side of the birthday Sunday. The guests Willie Broadbent, Mrs. Henry ment as necessary in included near relatives apital. industries. Openshaw, Mrs. Tlvrum Kay, t lii Those eligible to take Mrs. Floyd Openshaw, Miss Lula Santaquin and Benola. The Alma (luck (Bee club are; work may register immediately. Tictjen, Miss Marie Peterson. The veterinary from Xephi Miss Pereilla Kay and Mrs. Lu'c Each applicant will he handled progressing rapidly with their rehearsals on the operetta Wild made two trips here this week Johnson of Eureka. us an individual and not as member of a class. The length Rose and exnect to nave it to test the cattle and horses Funeral services were held of the course will depend upoi ready on the date previously an- which Will Brooks and Hary be will It 29. March Bates with will take them to nounced, the previous experience ami the here Friday oyer the remains of house where Colorado. in the Mrs. Susie Jarvis, who died in opera of the student. staged Upon ability accommoand seating the Salt Lake at the home of her .standard stage the efficiency, reaching Mrs. O. L. Morris attended the daughter Mrs. Ella Redingtou, $ the sludent will receive h certi- dations are ample. Mr. S. (1. ficate of excellence which wil Bird, the entertainer and car- Odd banquet in after ati illness of several weeks. to time in he here will toonist She Mrs. Jarvis was 48 years old and work Payson Wednesday night, insure his detail to army in the vocation for which he study upon a few local faces was accompanied home by M iss had been a widow for eight which he will draw before the Bessie Smith of Payson who years, left to care for eight chiltechnically prepared. audience, besides other fartoons visited the Morris family unti dren, her youngest now nine The College is prepared on humorous subjects. It will he Fridav evening. handle several hundred men years of age. Mrs. Jarvis will he and perentertainment novel a greatly missed as a devoted any one time in this work. The fanning mill which tho mother ami nurse among the haps the last that Mr. Driggs will have charge of here. Ashe Farm Bureau recently purch people of Santaquin. Those who REBEKAH NOTES. is going to leave Payson he used is being kept busy these spoke words of praise and comthat days preparing for the spring fort to the bereaved ones were The Uehekah lodge and wilt's would like to do so feeling hi have the patronized people Prospects are gooi Xels Butler, Mr. Lerwill of Bay-soplanting. of the Odd Fellows were the efforts. for a Daniel Jermau, Adelhort considerably inerensei guests of the Odd Fellows Wed in this season. A. Tictjen and Bp. Charles acreage crops Kay. nesdav evening of last week CHICKENS WANTED- - Will J. M. llolladav. Music was furnThe Brand Master was present The Farm Bureau has select ei ished by the ward choir; piano pay 20c per lb. for them. Some isit and gave for a fraternal veal and pork wanted also. Paul B. A. Smith as chairman of solo Miss Lulu Tictjen; "Oh lery interesting patriotic xpcec Kruger, phone 67, Spanish Fork, committee to arrange for the My by Father and "Sometime ami several impromptu speeches 18-t- f Utah. 2nd Benola he to annual fair Well Understand hy Mrs. Vest A Fellows. were given hy Odd in held fall time Evans. to som next the floral were Many am was served luncheon nice Chamberlain's Tablets. the prize winning exhibits toth offerings. Interment in the all had a ery pleasant .evening. Chamberlain's Tablets are intended state fair. Mr. Smith has sol eitv cemetery. bilstomach troubles, About ninety were present. for especially eeted for his assistants Mrs furniGOOD, second-hanture for sale, Laban Harding. d -- -- -- Ge-nol- State Bank of Payson -- a, n s, 2 d Genola Jottings Harry Tipton a 2.r-t- 1 1 Du-oi- suf-sti- ll y Oxy Aceteiyne Welding 22-8- Auto Beds Wheelwrighting g Plow Work Dave Shuler New Silks war-tim- e Fellow-Rebeka- Just Arrived, a Big Assortment of the Newest and Best in Spring Silks LA PORTE QUALITY h -- Foulards, Taffetas Georgette Crepes Messalines Crepe de Chenes - j iousness and constipation, and have met with much success in the treat- Hugh Munday, Mrs. Harold W Thursday the ladies were th ment of those diseases. People who Bore and Lars Larson. guests at the lmme of Mrs. V. I have suffered for years with stomach Peav. An enjoyable evening was trouble and have been unable to obChamberlain's Cough Remedy. tain any permanent relief, have been spent. This is not only on of the best amt completely cured by the use of these tablets. Chamberlains Tablets are most efficient medicines for coughs,' The Rebekah lodge met at the also of great value for bilousness. colds and croup, but is also pleasant may he per- and safe to take, which la important! hall Monday evening and ha Chronic constipation manently cured by taking Chamber- when medicine must be given to A at its regular meeting. large lain's Tablets and observing the plain thildren. Manv mothers have given it their unqualified endorsement. rimed directions with each bottle. lemianee was present. Want Something? Advertise -- t , for it in these columns X See Them While the Line Is Complete "A Little More for a Little Less " r""""ttttwttW'' |
