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Show NUM15ER 53 PAYSON, UTAH, THURSDAY. AUG. 14, IC)l3. VOLUME 2D : : mML. ns professors in ed ui'at ioii.il institutions in this state. During the minion the Page society wns orjraniz'il with. I. S. jlage Jr. as president.were telegrams hy Patriarch Page from A Most Successful Gathering Many Francis M. Lyman, Ilelier J. (irant and other prominent offDescendents in Attendance, icials of tlm Mormon church, and from leading men in the state. J. S. Page was a mcmlier of A three days reunion of the the convention family of Jonathon S. Page, when constitutional were made for applications patriarch of Pay son, ended here statehood. He served in the last Saturday, and was certainly Walker, Black Hawk and Tiatic a. most successful affair. The troubles, iu the Black Hawk war occasion celebrated the eightieth as captain of a troope of cavalry. He served in tin birthday of Mr, Page and the territorial .three years twice as a legislature, anniversary of his memlter of the house and ouce wedding to Mary leaver Page. in the upper.. ber, served Ten of his children, four sons arid Parson eigh. she addons counsix daughters, and over 70 of cilman, alBt te one ofj,j mayor, Ul t h coun his direct dependents were pre- and was fifteen for years. He is n ty sent. of the Mormon church patriarch One hundred were present, at in which his son J. S. Puge Jr. t he banquet at 5 p. in. Thursday, now holds office as president of which opened the reunion. Nebo Stake. The relatives present at the .Samuel L. Page a;ted as reunion from were Thfe first speaker was t lie following: the patriarch himself, who reMr. and Mrs, E. S. Reed and counted some of his experiences family and Mr. und Mrs. Will in the early days of the states Page and family of Prestion, He was followed by Idaho. history. Mrs. S. J. Rich and family of S. J. Puge, Jr., who dwelt upon Hlackfoot. Idaho. the genealogy of the branch of A. J. Hanson and wife and the Page family represented at Dave Betts and family of Ixigan, the banquet, tracing it from the Utah. arrival of Roliert and Margaret Sam Page and family of Mary Utah. Page in this country in 1G37 John Powell and family and The family settle in Salem, Milton Powell and family of Mass., later removing to New Salt Lake. Hampshire. The branch from Sain leaver and wife and two which Patriarch Page descended of Mr. leaver's sisters, of Salt later removed to Cape May, N. J. Lake. Don Powell and family of Lo Mary L. Leaver, sister of Mrs, gan. J!agef.JSiK.4iJ the travels of the Reunion of Mr. Pages Family Oon-gratulnto- ry d V tifty-eight- h toast-maste- r. out-of-tow- "? to Bluffs, - .N.; n - aienita.. l on la., and Savannah, - , and family, Miss Cora thence to Florence, Neb., and Page and Milton Page. Mrs. Ethel Crandal of Rupert, thence to Salt I.ake valley, Idaho, was the only child not where Mary Leaver wedded Mr. present. She was unable to attend Page. Other speakers were Mrs. J. On Friday evening many invited guests, friends of the Rich, the eldest daughter of Mr. family, were present and spent Page, wife of the commissioner the occasion most enjovably. of immigration, labor and statistics for Idaho, Prof. A. J. Warren Depew. a former resiHanson of the U. Mrs. dent of Payson, but now of RayDeseret Leaver and Mrs. J. J. mond, Alberta, Canada, arrived Powell of Salt Lake. At the Saturday evening after an abHose of the banquet the patri- sence of twelve years, lie will remain here for a week visiting arch expressed his pleasure in his mother and other relatives, having so many of the family and friends. gathered together on such an occasion. He called the roll of The Payson Implement Co. members of the family who had carries a good, complete line of served in public office himself high-gradvehicles that are e and Samuel L. Page as members of art. Box and works of the legislature, Joseph Page certainly and S. LPage as count attor- seats all steel. Colors London neys, himself and J. S. Page, Jr. smoke, gray, wine and red. as city councilmeu, and added Solid steel axle. Flexible reach that J. S. Powell and Inez Powell and shafts. Automobile seat. and A. J. Hanson were serving Low prices. A.-C- . n Mo., Peery ., For the next 7 days we will offer ALL summer goods at and below cost in order that we may make room for our fall and winter stock. This sale begins Saturday, Aug. 16, at 9 a. m. and will continue one week. It .will pay you to be on hand 6arlyrand tell your friends, as it will be. a rare opportunity to buy first class new merchandise at and below manufacturers cost. We will quote ai few prices so as to give you some idea of the bargains in store, for yojy Watch our windows they will interest you. , Straw Hats Ladies Summer Underwear Mens Union Suits $1 25 vain 25- - 1 . . Values up to $1.00, your choice c at 25c: go at 7.c xmliicajgou 10c value values goUt Mens Union Suits, $1 go at t to Childferis-Dresses Boys Uniou Suite 50u value Wt value at 3Sc at iMounOc .... . , ......... go 100 tVlelnated Kabo Porsets. value at 53c value ''75c, at Mens Drawers, 5Jc of We offer them at just one-haresses $ L value at 70e Drawers, 35c value at It Ur v v should the price. They original :. ;80c value at 50c go fast at these figures: Ladies Union Suits Summer Dress Goods 75c $1.50 values at U5r AU rttitnmer Dress Hoods now $1.25 values at 75c values go at. 50c of $1.00 values at dVbbiiig'pffejed at just vne-hal- f 50c values go at. 3Hc 75c values at 23b forigltliif price. 35c values go at. 1 5i- - 1 10c ... 7c ... To Close " -- .He-Men- s lf Remember our store whon in need of anything. You will ALWAYS We have the most complete line get A Little More for a Little Less. of Notions outside of any;city. Our lines of Ladies and Gents Goods are complete. Visit our Grocery Department, it means money for YOU. Look for our Big Blue Sign. WELLWORTH STORES GOMPANY ,TA Payson LITTLE MORE FOR A LITTLE LESS ir Application Water Denied OF CONDOLENCE RESOLUTIONS Council Proceedings. Your coroniittee appointed to draft The city eoun'dl met Monday even- resolutions expressing the sympathy of ing, all the memn-r- being present but our lodge in the death of J. 1) Hughes, ;the loved father of our brother Gerald r-and Il jghcs, t'r'jnit he folJpw!ay: our has It Inlets overseer water fo WHEREAS, pleased pi V . setttAt kbid referrlj to water works com. Heavenly Father, fn his Infinite wisit ferences Will t The council derided not to represent dom, to remove from this earthly the city to the Wixa-i- of the Wasatch sphere to that realm beyond one who was near and dear to one of tha highly New parade. Pnsvo, Aug. I2. r conof members of payson lodge Leo to Petition Vest respected granted, ell oft ho reclamation eervRSN notihis business under license issued No 10, I. () O. F.t now therefore be it tinue that fied Project Engineer to Mrs. Mary Gardner RESOLVED, That this lodge extend second-fee- t 50 ase b to the application F. II. Cellventtra tendered his resig- to lirother Hughes our sincere symof water from the Strawberry project, nation a city marshal. The resigna- pathy, and condole with him in the to be used in the canals in the north tion was accepted, to take effect Aug- passing away of his father. May he end of the district, is i.ot considered ust. I'nh. hare consolation in Him who doelh all advisable to grant onder present conwas authorized to write things well. The mayor A protest against granting ditions. to the editor of the Eureka Reporter RESOLVER, That copies of theso the use of this water Vas msde by the and ask for a resolutions be sent to Hro. Hughes, that of retraction the article stockholders in the south end of the be headed Something new in the line of they placed ukiii the minutes of our district. and published iu the published in that paper lodge Ills believed that the reclamation hospitality," Sth, in so far as it condetus the service officials are of the opinion that Aug.officers G. W. JORGENSEN, for not doing their duty in city to grant the application for the use of FRANK DAVIS, who it alleges on the water bv the niton bers of the asso- - prosecuting parties 11. WILSON, (.HAS. 2lh cut three automobile tires ciation, who already have a system Committee. while the parties owning the machine canals for its distribution, would not were wotching tin ball game, as the tend to bring the stockholders together Do You Use Coffee? 'parlies alleged to have been injured had made no complaint to the officers We carry a fine assort it tent, of nor notified them of the affair. it was reporied that the countv com- - coffees, in fact tlip best line in trict for which a lijgh line canal is missioners had not done any thing yet Here arc sonic of tin with regard to helping fix the road up lu needed. in canyon. Councilman Taylor Drainls tit stock: Old Master, I.. C. Rill, supervising engineer, and com mi sinners will that the - stated Hill Brothers .1 udge Mo.ris liean:of the legal de,.a Mj,llin ,ake p al lllHr llPJlt Yule, Sdiilliri'rs, mHtl,r bo will ment of the reclamation service, Blue Can, Sir Famous meeting, and that he undi'ommis-ione- r here late in August, when the differ-- , Isaac had made a trip over the canyon Thos. Luiu-tt.-iUpton's Best, wad. and also tmed tint the eommis-...- . , ences in the Waterusers Informed him that he would nn- - La sioner Marquette, OuM Band. considered with a view to their tjfv tfj(i ml man io:u! it to notify Its have minify lllflliy others. adjustment, and the building of tho;. u. Aino to nuik a goml road vour traih. Do can around the land lie has fenced or to y()1j s ' a. d . Globe-Heade- r. . 1 oft-1"- . j , . t ! j j -- ; t- , -- , M.-tr- THE NEW BOWLING ALLEY (Basement of It : . l ! open t tin old ro.id. Mat'er of fixing up ditches and gut-Lvcrvt Ilitlf' in tha meat i wus discussed ters along Main EXCURSION TO SALT LAKE line too. n . but no action was taken. P n JOtli and 2!)ili tfWJ. A. IKEUY Vi August 28th, ted tliatj Tolhurst f Wizard Sept. lar. Wards of the water works cmnmitfcc had met! ' h Wasatch. Everybody welcome. 'ri'' with landowners in the canyon where Ask for tick- Carnival of the Season, .Smartest clothes ever tmvl have to eta via Salt Lake Route. ami after disclosing the matter it was j Quality . lllld , value tliimtltCHi.. tin feeling of the council that the in some instances whr exRichard John Vert til, 1) vears price orbitant. Th ecommiiteo was auilm-rizi-- d to secure the needed rigbta y old, sou of Mr. tnd Mtr. (las A. tor the water works pipe line and Vert a 1 of Kurt !;n, died at the that if develops whereby a Take Plenty of Time to Eat. lrovo renern hospital hist reasonableanything settlement, cannot tie made condemnation lie that There is a saying that "rapid eating proceeding Saturday of j ritonitis. The commenced. If you have formed is slow suicide. funeral scr ices .vlicre held here Matter of collecting dog taxes dis- the halrt of rating loo rapidly you are cussed and referred to the city attor- nm-- t likely suffering from indigestion Sunday and tin remains cittern! ney. It spems that the dog tax eolloe-- i or constipation, which will result evenin the Uavson V tv cenieterlt. is experiencing some trouble iu getting tually in serious illuess unless corrects ed. in lias tax. Digestion begins in the mouth, i ho thoroughly masticated should of Food in the tlaims aggregate The King of Min wi lives were allowed, $.'iH ...") of which amount land insalivated. Then when you have s. indigps-For constipation, a fullness of the stomach or feel dull went for city officers salaries. t ion and dvspepsia laud stupid after eating, take one of Life Pills. Paul J Tablets Chamberlain Many severe c1.11.i11111i,111 IiPUIllOll N. Y.. says they aiO eases of stomach trouble and coristipa-Provlaxatives. They a (j a blessing to ail Reduced .rate lion have been cured by the use of these Aug. keep a box at tickets on sale Aug. 22 2Jrd. Return tablet. They are easy In take hikI my family and I alv , well. Price Sold by all home." Get a box "fi Aug. 2iiih. Ask for tickets via Salt most agreeable in effect, dealers. is;. Recoinmendc.'k' all druggists. Route. Lake : the Daniels Bldg.) anl 1 mi-co- The Coolest and Nicest Place in Town for Recreation and Amusement. Special Courtest Extended to Ladies. ren ! I j . r'ghfs-of-wny'wnn- 1 ld j ed of-wa- SMITH & MONTAGUE, Fran k Hawki xin Proprs. ! i 1 I o, 2.1-2- . Bath Room in Connection or1 P r SI. y - , |