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Show FRIDAY, THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON, UTAH Mt-mb- Mining Venture Fr A great deal of intercut is being shown by local business men of Utah county with respect to their ln'er--'-:-ithe Utah Mining and Metal Corporation, who will operate a part of the extensive holdings lof the -American Cold Itnd & Royalty Cor a'urdaj this spring on the latter peasant poration, a general social was participated companys Utah placer project and and .situated on the Green river twenty jin hy twelve guests. miles south of Vernal, on what ha- 5 room house, modern been commonly called the Ilorse-.sho- e FOR RENT Bend. furnished. $20.00 per month to right This Horse-sho- e Bend, comprising! party. No large family considered. about nine miles in distance around See Mrs. John Staheli. curve, has very the great WILSON BROWN rich placer deposits on the inner part MILES WESTRING of its great curve and has long been knowm as one of the major gold field-o- f Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson annUtah, but has had to await for ounce the marriage of their daughtthe proper plans of development, er, Kathryn,, to Mr. William Wallace whereby the values contained therein Brown, which took place on Feb- , could be profitably mined. ruary 14. The ceremony was perform-The gold found in this deposit is ed by Bishop George A. Cheever of of a very fine nature and as is al- the Payson Fourth ward. The popular most always the case in placers of couple will reside in Payson. this kind, is concentrated down to Announcement is also made by Mr. the black sands (magnetic iron sands) Jese Miles of the Marriage of his for the final extraction of the gold daughter, Ignore, to Mr. Harold W'es- by the new Marvel Process. tring of Benjamin on February 14, The local company has had crews with Bishop Cheever officiating. They of men on the property during the will also reside in Payson. last nonth, harvesting an unusually Lindon Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. large amount of ice to be used in Hall arrived home Monday evJesse summer the several camps there this after au absence of two and sent ening have time the and at present additional nien out to the property one half years spent in the British to work in the timber, they having Mission. He has preached the o the contract to produce the necessary will be required NOTICE TO THE STOCK HOLDrough lumber that there this season by the several diff- ERS OF THE ARROWHEAD erent companies, who are to be there ENT CORPORATION in operation and some of whom hive NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that their machinery on the ground at a special meeting of the stockholders this time. It is expected that, the of the Arrowhead Amusement Corlocal company will have their plant poration is hereby called! for Ihe installed and start mining operations 15th day of Man 1932 at 7:30 no later than the first of April. Acc- P. M. in the Council Room of the City Budding in Payson City, Utah, ording to C. Orvil Olson, of Provo and General man for the puhpo.se of amending the ager for the loeal company he now Articles of Incorporation of said has most of the necessary equipment corporation, to provide for the isson the grounds and just as soon as uance of 2200 shares of preferred housing facilities will permit, more stock of the par value of $50 per men will be put to work. Several share and leaving 8 per cent inmen from Payson have been working terest. in the ice and timlber for the last George .C. Chase, Pres. Darrel Brown, Secretary month and have reported very favorJohn Brown, Director able weather conditions prevailing 6 there at the present time, all of which Pub. date, Feb. March 4, 1932 will have a tendency to cause operations to start at an earlier date. The Salt Lake & Utah Railroad invites suggestions and will make suitable rewards for such as the Committee on Suggestions considers practical and profitable. The General Public, as well as employees are invited to make any suggestions which they think may be of value. FOR SALE Alfalfa Hay. Johnson's Mrs. W, T. Arnos was hostess at Ranch, Genola. Lars A. Johnson 3 tpd. a delightful Bridge Luncheon on Wed nesday given for the members of Eight young friends of Miss Shirher Contract Bridge Club. Mrs. S. ley Monson were her guests at a PAY c. Bishop and Mrs 0u ;sonandsonRula.d,made jtiipp to Salt La Clly TON MARCH 12th FREE! B r, c4: FREE! Tabernacle Thursday, March 3rd Ox-Bo- w Mr. and Mrs. Ray Monson spent M. Simpson and Mrs. John T. Lant the week end at Mt. Pleasant with received the prizes. relatives. Chronicle Wan tads L pat .ar. iiay fur the gj en Ly National director BON NEW IDEAS FOR BETTER SERVICE m Household Furniture on England, Ire'and SALE r of thy Nebo Stake Relief FOR and Frank Wheelwright Mrs. of last president of ,h in Provo Inquire Hoard were riot for the Phone 142 J. Payton, Utah , recreation dernun-tra-tju- ii i iSc.ity Attracts Attention FIBRCaet birthday party last Saturday. A supper and social evening was followed with a slumber party and a waffle breakfast was enjoyed by the happy group Sunday morning. Mrs. Eugene Hillman entertained the Tres Joli Bridge Club last Thursday evening. Mrs. John C. Carlisle and Mrs. B. F. Ott were special guests and Mrs. L Roy Barnett received the bridge favor. go-p- Augustus Thomass 4 iAct Drama .j. el AM-USE- Seeing Is Believing Look! General-Contracto- 4-.9- 5 Look! A Great Opportunity To All FORD Owners r .j. Sponsored By Payson Lions Club Under direction of A. K. Huish and the Players Cast an old Planter Colonel Preston .. Colonel Moberley . . . A southern Justice Squire Tucker J. A. Lav Arthur Jones Frank Curt A. K. Huish Captain Davenport Ned Armstrong .. - Burton Scot; Elmo Wilsra Raymond Page Ronald Schaerrer Lathrop Page w. 0. Cl ay joe an old Negro servant Decatur Hazel Gardner Mildred Page Luella Wilson . . .. . Carey Preston FearnLau Atlanta Moberley Edith Mrs. Stockton . . . . - . . ...... CURTAIN AT 8:15 SHARP Everyone Invited Tell Your Friends Kmw 19-2- For $4.95 we will grind your valves, motor tune up, remove carbon, spark plugs, timing points, car- buretor and gas system thoroughly inspected and Community adjusted. I X X ? tI il By Mrs. A. R. Wilson For two weeks only Phone 64 Mrs. Frank Wheelwright has gone to Boulder City to visit with her husband. Any Car Driven 10,000 miles or more needs this special. Mrs. Adelia Dixon was in Salt Lake last week. Her son, Junior Dixon left quite suddenly for the Northwestern States Mission after remaining but four days in the Mission home. He is now in Portland, Oregon. More Power, Pep and Economy, More Real Pleasure in Driving! Dont Fail to Take Advantage of This Very Extra Special! Mrs. B. W. Hurd has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McCormick for a fortnight. Mrs. Hurd was here from Salt Lake for several days last week, a guest at the McCormick home. v Duke Page Auto Co. Mrs. W. C. McCormick was hostess at a 'charmingly arranged bridge party last Saturday evening at her Democratic Meeting at Community Church I Mrs. A(da Ware entertained the ladies of her Contract Bridge Club on Monday. 7:30 P. M. The ladies of the Social Tea were entertained on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. T. Attics with Mrs. D. P. Morgan as assisting hostess. The time was spent in quilting and lunch was served. Public Invited Its Mrs. Lloyd Wilson entertained at a delightful Bridge dinner Thursday evening, cards being placed for Mrs. Wayne Loveless, Mrs. Howard Wilson, Mrs. Merrill Smith, Mrs. La Grande Gudmundsen, Miss Leona McClellan, Mrs. Weston Bean, Mrs. Grace Goebel, Mrs. Walter Ware, Mrs. Ned Wight man. Miss Clara Johnson Mrs. Thelma Harmer and Miss Madge Reece. Yours Free I 1 You save 20 per cent over any quality tire, with I one year insurance FREE. We keep your National X Tires running and are glad to do it. Mrs. Ralph Kitchen and baby of Provo spent Tuesday and Wednesday here with her mother, Mrs. Emma Wilson. t I i Tiptons Texaco Service .J'I'l.ll'.J.'ll innafc,H--lrHl-r .1 ,..ww, 2 Coffee Airway Miss Orabelle Huber and Miss Mildred Face, who are employed in Salt home for the week end Lake can 4 and remained over the Washington Birthday holiday. 3 i 20c pound Par Large Pkg- - Pork & Beans Van Camps large can 26-2- 7 Amaizo Syrup 15c Tuna Flakes 35c - Sego Milk 10 52 c pounds Mothers Cocoa 9 25c hd pounds cans 25c 2 for ...... 6c Sugar . ...... Butter 25c pound pound . 15c . Purtian Malt Large 43c can Green Tea 2 pound package 1-- 29c Spaghetti o 19c pounds Catsup Smiths No. 2 7 oz. Cheese can ingtons birthday. Monday, February 29 I home on Nor'fh Main Street, Her guests included the ladies of the Saturday Bridge Club and a number of additional guests. Patriotic favors and decorations were used for Wash- Feature Items for Friday & Saturday, February Beans 1-- 2 can 13c Great Northern 5 pounds 33c 2 Soda Crackers Lima Beans 3 pounds Fig Bars 9 19c pounds Butter Crackers Large 15c P Eg. package pounds Spinach . . 19c Soup tmt Borax Chips Sample free 15c 30c J) Store No. 26 pound i Celery Heinz 9c can Candy Bars 5 for 5c Asparagus Tips Del Monte 2 can bunch Radishes 10c .. 5c j 35c son, Utah 15c 4 bunches Grapefruit Large Size 5c each Phone 95 |