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Show 0 lage February The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Two T REMEMBER THE EUREKA REPORTER By WF.P.KI.Y PUHLISIIEI) AT KURF.KA, UTAH Mr. f C. E. Rife From The Reporter Twenty Years Ago Printed by ART CITY PUIJLISIIING COMPANY Lahore der ain't no body round here dat really knows. We Jest cant tell what aome SHORE folks done read in der Big Book. No Sir, as there la a fellow here, a very good friend o' mine fer THING about three years. Some speak a he heap o" fault "bout him aa has drinks a little. Dis ole boy been steepin' close to me sll dis nv time, most ever meal he eats I SAM see him. Had no idea that he MU' knowed anything 'bout the Big Hook, until a short time back, a friend and me wuz kinder talkin' , Folks! Hain't been around 'bout some things In der Bible and fer some time, not been feelin' uis ole boy butted in. W ell, Sir. tisi good, but shore has been think-in"- ! he knowed so much 'bout It after We has done talked "bout reuding it through three times, Slippin" and Kindness but done that old Sam didn't butt in but passed up a very "portimt word. kinder pulled out. He told an This won! is FAULT. showed me things that 1 didn t like ever body is very know. The best part is that he well aeqtminted with it. Yes, Sir, knows it an believes It. I wonder most every body has dis word if dis ole boy is not as near to FAULT right on d- -r tip o" their heaven even though he takes a tongue. Hit hain't ever done any drink, as the ones that speak Whs jet thinkin" fault of findm' words 'bout him. good though. bout back in 1922. Wuz in Ark- - Wuz told one time that the Big ansas. There wuz a young man 8UyH "cant your bread upon had a tent meetin tVr two weeks. w.lt',ra an after muny days He shore wuz some preacher fer it shall return to you with heaps a young man. No, Sir. wont ever o' folds." Wonder if fault findin' forget one night he preached bout words does the same way. Makes people flndin fault of each other what happens an' grumblin' bout what the other me kinder wonder fellow done. He headed his ser- to kind, true spoken words an mon as "Fault Finding and Grumb- love. What do you all think? e ling." Folks, in the last twenty-ninIf the Lord ia willin will see talk man's this young years you again. has stayed with me, an' at times PROSPECTOB SAM think I know it by heart. Wonder P. O. Box 99. Eureka, Utah how many folks has found any ole Shore in dia word. thing, good Sam hain't never seen nor hoard no good of it. Yes, Sir, when I wuz jest a kid, my folks would find fault of the way I fed the hogs or milked der cow. looked like to me, dey seen fault in 'bout ever thing I done. Beckon dey wuz couldn't see right but still jest much fault so wuz there why found. We had a little mule that I'd Jest touch her In der side an she would kick like ever thing. Yes. Sir, dey found fault in that too. Beckon dis word gets worser as time goes on. Today, Mama finds fault with Papa Papa finds fault with Mama, den dey both find fault of dey kids, den der kids find fault of Mama an' Papa. Shore is the truth, ever where you go on Main Street or most any where, dis word shore is station had been cut on the loot level of the Big Hill Si'kinuvii.i.k, Utah shaft in the Kant Tintic district and drifting to connect with the eecond-clae- a matter February 10, 1048, at the "Entered 1200 fool level of the North Lily post office at Eureka, Utah, under the Act of March 8, 1879." shaft was to he undertaken by the $ North Lily Knight Co. Sinking of Subscription In Advance, Per Year, $3.00; Per Copy, 10c the abaft had bpen temorarily stopped at the depth of 1710 feet IIakrison Conoviji In Editor and Manager the Teutonic formation of lower Cambrian age. The ileeiHion Mas. Mklle Coffey to Htop sinking wan reached folReporter lowing the striking of 200 gallon a HAMOnAI ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE (i minute flow of water. Rather than $ ' install an expensive pumping plant uinl water eoliiinn for sueh a small NATIONAL iiinoiinl of water, it was derided In ETVn ASSO cfjTION ) connect with the North Lily ahaft. the By making this connection X North Lily pumping plant could Jh Is- - utilized to keep the Big Hill NtW TOK SEATTLE CHICAGO shaft free of water. FRANCISCO IAN A power line from North Lily !J to the Big Hill property waa completed by the Utah IVjwer Company. The Big Hill had been Association. linf, their power direct from Eur- ; American Glassware of I'ae but officials of the mining pcrcola-- ! Glass kitchen ware, beaidea be- - The glas it would lie ing the most sanitary of all cook- tri f(ir instance, is perfect tor company decided that to take power to their other uses advantage has many utensils, ing com as aMparaKUH thniugh the transformer of the than those for they are prln- - Wj HH North Uly Company. cipally prescribed, according to the A meeting of the Association waa held in the high school auditorium and during the evening a splendid program was given under the direction of the Tintic District Boy Scouts organization. A. E. Anderson, scout executive of the Timpanogos Council, was present and gave a fine talk on scouting, this being the feature of the program. Boy Scouts put on a demonstration and rendered two songs under the direction of Miss Myrth Allen. The Scouts conducted a Washington's birthday dance at the Klka Pavilion and the affair was well attended. The dance was in the nature of a drive for funds for the boys. The Six Blue Notes furnished the music. One of the most exciting games to be played in the Utah-Jua- b Firemen's basketball league took place at Mammoth when the team from the city heat Spanish Fork firemen When the final portant whistle blew the secore was 24 all. Berkon, tho. don't make no difAn extra five minutes of play ference how mean or how many and faults any one has got. dey done gave Mammoth 3 more points 1 made Fork point. only Spanish got some good points too. Shore Erickson of Mammoth and Clay-so- n would be great if folks could see of Spanish Fork did some won- dat der root of all evil wuz de derful playing, each making 16 dollar. Reckon I jest don't know points but kinder looks dat way at presh The final game of the ent, 'cause kinder reckon if wusn't County Firemen's basketball fer some of our Big Shota havin schedule was played at Springville money kinder tied up over younder between Eureka and Springville where our is bein killed an' and ended with a 2 victory for wounded. Yboys Sir. if it wuzn t es, Eureka. This was the tenth fer dat dollar an' faults, country straight victory for the local boys. against country, dem boys of ours entire went the through They and schedule without a defeat. How- would be home with Mama wife their with and maybe ever, no games were played with Papa American Fork, as they refused to or girl friend. Shore ia a dam us folks has to loose play with Eureka. The lineup for shame dat fine dem Cartboys Jest account good was Cronin. Eureka Berry and monwright. Bill Cronin. Carlson and o' dem two things, faultnone o' our G. Vertiel, substitute was Harold ey. Betcha der ain't Vert lei. For Springville: Clark. B. boys who knows jest what dey Brown, Tew. Miner and Znbriskie. Is fightin' an dying fer. Dam Mrs. Thomas Davies entertained the Friday night "500' club at her Beth Kay. Nina Bailey, Viola May home in Mammoth. The prize for White, f'arolyn Conyers. Rachael high score went to Mrs. John Bell, Thomas, and Mary Frances ronsolution prize to Mrs. Otis Gunderson. After eards. a dainty The Essayes club members met luncheon was served to Mrs. Kenhome of Mrs. Nate neth Milne. Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald at the Mrs. Ronald Olsen reviewed Mra. James Fitzgerald. Mrs. Wm, of the Tree. by hook. Fruit the Mrs. Harln Mrs. Clayson. Morgan. Dell Davie, Mrs. John Fryer, Mrs. Edith Wharton, and the life of the Mrs. San Edwards. Mrs. Otis Gunderson author was also reviewed by were Olsen. Dainty refreshments ami Mrs. John Bel The members of the ",r00" club served by the hostess to Mrs. D. were given the treat of their lives K. Ostler, Mrs. Harold Johnson. Mrs. Jesse when their husbands entertained Mrs. Frank Baron. them in a most pleasing manner, Haws. Mrs. J. K. Bergstrom, Miss the affair taking pluee at the Cecil Wilson and Mrs. Olson. Mrs. C. E. Rife and little daughhome of Mr. and Mrs. Charts Van Waggoner. Ii00" was played. Mrs. ter. Joyce, returned to Eureka afVan Waggoner won the high score ter spending several days at Amerprize for the ladies and the men's ican Fork, where they were guests prize went to John Coffey. Follow- of Mrs. Bife's mother, Mrs. Haning eards a delirious buffet lunch- nah Rhodes. Mrs. Dell Stewart and children eon was served to Mr. and Mrs. Kay Sorenson. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. of Iayson were guests of Mrs. Suilivan. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ralph' Sylvester of Eureka. CZteB35 The Isiyal Order of Moose EurO'Hare. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell, Mrs. Bert Fields. Miss eka lodge No. 1470 held a cclc-- 1 Beth Poll. Mr. and Mrs. Frank nut urn in honor of the I2lh anniBacon. Mr. and Mra. John J. Cof- versary of the institution of the fey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vim bn nl order. Merry members and quite a Wagoner. Charlotte Sullivan, daughter of mmilier of special guests enjoyed Mrs. M. K. E. Sullivan gave a val- the program and banquet. In the D QSQ !D entine party at her home. The card playing the prizes were home decorations were in keeping awarded to Mrs. Erwin Sax, Andwith Valentine's season. The dining rew Manson. Mrs. K. Tolman. table was centered with a large Mrs. T. H. Slirgwiddrn and Earl cake and the favors were valen- A ut off. Miss Minnie Sloan of Salt Lake tines. Uumes were enjoyed. I .a von Those won the City spent several days in Eureka presBradley prize. ent were IaVon Bradley. Betty visiting Mr. ami Mrs. Angus I topes, Shirley Storrs, Fay Hone, A llilMt lout u Hi-llo- . editorial ; i j anything but the best. Howev. some economy . minded do believe that, inasmuch aTo? Agriculture Department has ih, chased great quantities of SNAPSHOTS hoard within the past y..r J might have been taken to wa tb! Although the U. S. Army Is in the eggs were up to niiliuj the market for million of dollars standards. worth of dried eggs, the chanres Tlie Army, however, are that they won't buy any of to buy butter and other would lit. the 67,000,000 pounds of such eggs ities from the Agriculturerun,,,? Denari! held by the Department of Agri- ment'a surplus supplies. But uafc culture. existing law, it is not hii eliM. The reason, according to Army customer. The law forbids the iS spokesmen, is that the Agriculture of such supplies ill the A meric., Department's egga do not meet market unless the price is at leu Army Bpecfica lions, not coming up as high as the price paid armed the set for standards to Agriculture purchased the com. forces as to method of processing, mixiitics. weight, flavor, or general quality. Two grams of the iieunitou Purchases Recent Of eourse nobody wunts G. 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