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Show fAr.NA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH PAGCFIVI Friday, September 17, 1037 SOCIETY NOTES. OF INTEREST Cyprus High Music room are sound proof, housed In s building which cost $15,000, forty Mr. and Mrs. Clarence La non are Room five per cent to be paid by the govof Rasmussen Lars ... Mrs. High as it was a WPA project. ernment receiving on congratulations the were guests the post Richfield. Utah of a baby daughter at the L. birth room on the second ensemble The brother k of Mr Rasmussens The Granite Board recommended floor D. S. Hospital, Mother and new arbe as a recreation used may Mrs. Fred 8. family- - Mr. and purchase of equipment for the Cy- room. Private dances and socials rival are doing very nicely. prus High School music room Pasmussen. may be held there. to $500, following a meetMrs. O. A. Sonne Is hostess this Mrs. Jack Nielson, son Thursday afternoon to members of ing Tuesday evening of the board CROWD ENJOYS BARBECUE ,Ir of education. and nephew, Jimmy Moyes, the W. B. A. Westway Sewing Club The equipment will consist of a from a at the home of Mrs. Frank Peterson A large crowd attended the dance turned Saturday evening on 4th East street. Luncheon and a piano, desks, chairs, cupboards, tabaeeks vacation in Los Angeles, and barbecue Wednesday evening at les and files. at Rich, social afternoon will be features. the Community Park, sponsored by riUf,rnla They stopped to California. route With these additions, Cyprus has the Utah Copper Club for member en Utah, field Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ridge of Los one of the most modern and best attended funeral services of Mrs. The barbecue sandwiches proved JneLons uncle, Soren Christensen, Vegas. Nevada, were guests Tuesday equipped music rooms in the state. very tasty. A similar fete la being California they at the Robert Ridge home The practice rooms and ensemble sponsored Wednesday, September 29. Aueust 29. While In of Mrs. Nielsons .erf the guests McLean and Mr. Mrs. George W. Paddock returned .ister Mrs. M. D. to her home last Thursday after of Hatton Torrance, Ross Mrs and spending the summer months as a California Miss Grace Christensen SALT LAKE & TOOELE STAGE LINES back them guest of her sons, George and Characcompanied Richfield of les Paddock in San Francisco. Passengers and Express for a short visit. Salt Lake Depot " Magna Depot Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Huish and Union Boa Station Rasmussen Service Station Mrs George W. Smith and son, son Byron, 77 West South Temple accompanied by another Phone Gar. Ill from an enjCarl, recently returned son, Mr. and Mrs. Syr 11 Huish and TIME TABLE to the interesting and trip oyable baby, left Saturday for a ten-dEffective March 1, 1927 Eastern States They visited Leaves Salt Lake City visit to Los Angeles, California. dr. Leave Magna ConNew York, Watertown, 7:00 a. . and Mrs. Sid Huish will visit with 9:40 a. m. necticut end other places of Inter11:00 a. m. and Mrs. George Carter, former 1:40 p. m. were Mr, est While In New York they 4:00 p. m. residents while Syrll and Magna $:40 p. m. Wadsworth the T, at 5:00 p. m. the guests wife will visit In Los Vegas with re7:40 p. m. for1:00 p. m. home, the Wadsworths being latives for the same length of Une. 11:10 p. m. of Magna. mer residents ASK ABOUT THE SPECIAL ON COMMUTATION TICKETS 00 Misses Grace Costanzo, Bessie MAGNA SALT LAKE FARES: ONE WAY 50c, ROUND TRIP 75c Mr and Mrs. George R. Steuart Mary and Louise Glovengo, Let our drivers help you arrange your trip via Union Pacific or Pavisitbeen have Colorado, of Denver. returned Sunday from Los Angelcific Greyhound Lines. for the Boles F. D past Mrs es where ing they spent nine days. They ten days,. returned via auto. Ranks S (( ay Co-stan- AWAVmW.WAVmVMWAmViW V,VVAVVWVWVW.VVVVVVVAVWWW,VVV am UTAH STATE FAIR SET FOR OPENING SEPTEMBER 25 division. The horse department offers proxlmately $1000 to be divided mong the winners In the draft horse, thoroughbred, standard breed and a- - American saddler divisions. Agikulturiit. livestock growers, and hoi t'.eulturists, and Future Farmers members of divide of American thousands of dollars in cash swards at the annual Utah state fair opening September 25. home-worke- rs 4-- That competition will be keen in all the events for exhibitors Is certain because of the abundant crops this year. This means fair visitors will be (iven ample opportunities to see and Inspect Utah products of field, garden and orchard In perhaps larger quantities than ever before at a state fair, and In unsurpassed qualities Farmers and orchardlsts will compete for cash prizes totaling nearly $1300 In the field-cro- p division, fruit and vegetable departments. Producers of grains sugar beets and the like will divide $400, with $550 at stake for .winners in the fruit section. A total of approximately $300 will be awarded successful exhibitors of vegetables Additional sweepstakes and special prices are also offered. Utah seed growers will win about $100. With nearly $5000 awaiting winners In the various divisions of the livestock department, growers of cattle, horses, sheep, swine and poultry are evincing great Interest In the coming fair. Exhibitors of beef cattle will have opportunities to win about $1800. Those showing the best dairy cattle will divide nearly $2700. Prizes totaling $400 are awaiting w inners in the swine division. Five divisions In the sheep exhibits will compete for more than $500 in cash awards. The poultry department offers cash prizes of more than $100. 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