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Show LOCAL HAPPENINGS September. H Dixie Shelton motored over to Wellsvillo on business Wed-WM Wed-WM ncsday. I J. II. Shaw and wife of Illdgcdalo, Idaho, were Garland visitors Monday. I W. II. Vanflcet returned Tuesday from a trip to Ogdcn, ' Farmlngton and Salt Lake. I Hfl A. It. Castlcton, Sr., of Malad, spent Sunday and Monday with Iiis son, Agent A. R. Castlcton, Miss Mahala McFarland rq.-turned rq.-turned Tuesday from a two weeks' sojourn In Solt Lake and Local Manager G. 11. Cole of Ritcr Bros. Drug Co., made a business trip to Salt Lake City Monday. Mrs. A. R. Castlcton went to Malad last Saturday to start tlio children In school there Monday. Miss LiiVon Edwards, who has been visiting here, was a passenger to Salt Lake City last Sunday. John J. Shumway and wife motored to Clarkston and Pres-ton Pres-ton on business Wednesday, rc-turning rc-turning Thursday. Postmaster A. Horace Glea-son Glea-son attended tho Convention of the Utah State Postmasters held In I)gan Monday. 13. V. Schneider, who has se-lured se-lured a position in one of tho Gnrngcs at Salt Lake, was here Sunday and Monday. Miss Agnes McGhic rcturn- H- cd to Salt Lake last Sunday after a pleasant visit with her aunt, Mrs. Eph Coombs. Quite a number of Garland people took in the Peach Day Celebration at Rrigham City Wednesday of this week. John J. Shumway, Geo. 0. Nye and M. D. Evans wcro in tho county scat Tuesday in the interest of school matters. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Burton left last Sunday for Lelii to attend tho meetings of the Farm Bureau held there Mon- Last Monday was Labor day. Sbmo of our business houses closed, but the majority of them remained open. There was nothing special doing. Bud Fisher's "Jeff" has the up-to-the-minute idea In re-spect re-spect to the high cost of living, especially clothing and shoes, as ho wants to migrate to tho Soc-iety Soc-iety Islands where the costume requires only a breech-cloth. Why not adopt tho Society Is-lander's Is-lander's costume here, it would bo a wonderful saving and j would tend to reform some ot tho present "dress" styles, at least Miss Ciarie Leavitt returned to SuJt Lake lust Sunday after a pleasant visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Brlghnm Marriott and Mr. and Airs. C. W. Wood. D. C. Chapman of Salt Lake City, visited Garland Monday (Labor duy.) Mr. Chapman is now In tho employ of the Mer-rill-Koyser Co., grain brokers. Mrs Ellis Demurs and children chil-dren returned to Suit Lake lust Sunday, alter a visit here with her brother, Cephus E. Anderson, Ander-son, and her sister, Mi's. Lewis 0. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jlymer, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Snider una Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Buldwm motored to Logan canyon last Sunday where they enjoyed a pleasant oating. II. G. Wright, wife and children, child-ren, of Ridgedule, Idaho, stopped stop-ped over in Garland Monday on u return trip from Salt Lake City. They wcro guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Swinyard. Mrs. Ettlc Forthingham and children returned to Wood's Cross last Sunday after a pleasant plea-sant visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Ilenrie. Mrs. Forthingham Forthing-ham is a sister of Geo. Heinle. Tho Misses Winnie Harris and Mattel Jensen went to Brig-ham Brig-ham City Friday evening of last week to attend a farewell social for Miss Jessie Whlttaker who leaves soon for Denver, Colo., to make her future home. At tho Swinyard lying-in hospital Monday, (Labor day) Mrs Spencer Foisted gave birth to a fine eon. The husband and father is filling a Mission In the Central states, with head-" head-" quarters at Independence, Missouri. Miss-ouri. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hinman and children returned Monday evening from a visit to Bountiful Bounti-ful nnd Salt Lake. They were accompanied with Mrs. Pace of Salt Lake nnd Mrs. Butler of Bountiful who are guests at tho Hlnmnn home. Farrcll Wood, tho 9-year old son of Mr. and Mi's. C. W. Wood of Garland North, was injured in a fall from a horse he was riding last Sunday morning. He received several scratches and bruises about tho face and was quite severely Bhaken up. Mrs. Joseph Jensen nnd Son, LnMnr, of St. Anthony, Idaho, visited relatives hero a few days this week. Mrs. Jensen came down specially to visit her sister Mrs. Niels Nielson whose health Is poor. They took in the Peach Day celebration at Brig-ham Brig-ham City Wednesday. . Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Frnsor of Brlghnm City and Miss Eulalia Peterson of this city, leave next Monday on a visit to tho state of Flordia, where Mr Fraser owns a tract of land which ho wants to look at. They will make tho Journey In an automobile. Some drive eh! Frank MunnB purchased John Deer wagons from tho C. W. & M. Co. this week. Mrs. Lizzlo Bingham of Brig-ham Brig-ham City is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cephus E. Anderson. Cold weather it at our very doors. Don't fail to . see the Famous Stewart Heating Stoves nt the C. W. & M. Co's. soro on South Main Street. It ndv. Attorney Dale H. Parke of Los Angeles, Cal., was hero on "business a few days this week. Mr. Parke Is a brother, of tho Parko boys of this city and Riverside. Mr. and airs. Annis Christen-sen Christen-sen of Salt Lake City who came up to Peach Day, spent Tuesday Tues-day evening at the home of air. and airs. Eph Coombs, airs Chrlstensen Is a Bister of Mrs. Coombs. ' 0. L. Winters, manager of the C. W. & ai. Co., says: "Farmers who are contentylat-Beet-Lifters, should gel their ing buying John Deer Riding orders in early. Fourteen were sold ill one day" recently. At this rate, the supply in tho slate ''will soon be exhausted." It adv. Our aillitary Band, with the new Instruments, gave a 'very pleasing concert at the Bank corner last Saturday evening and on Sunday evening in company com-pany with the aiutual Quartette and Prest C. E. Smith, went to Tremonton where a pleasing program was rendered at the L. D. S. chapel. Lust Sunday's and aionday's rain storms were a blessing to tho country. They cooled the atmosphere, soaked the ground for fall plowing and gave the beets a good drink. Probably some grain and hay wcro slightly slight-ly damaged but the vast amount of good done by tho rain will counter-balance tho damage. S. Y. Shlbato's fine Paige car now looks like a cyclone had struck it. On a return trip from Brighnm Wednesday afternoon, after-noon, tho car went Into JHrh't'ch west of Corinne nild ups'e'e cihto its side, bending tho fcndors'npd smashing tho top of the car. There were so many cars on tho road and in attempting to pass another car at a sharp turn, the car skidded and went Into the ditch. Fortunately none of he passengers were injured. in-jured. 'James J. Thompson returned tho first of tho week from his 18-day trip to tho coast with tho "One Hundred Thousand Dollnr Club" of the Occidental Mfo Insurance Co. Jim says: "We certainly hnd some fine trip and John D. Giles of Salt Lake showed us a real time." In company with tho Club ho visited visit-ed the important places of the coast Btate, witnessed a bull fight in Mexico, enjoyed a DOO-milo DOO-milo ncto rido on paved roads, feasted and banquetted at several sev-eral high-class hotels and took in nil tho sights generally. Jim had a little asthma trouhlo when ho left Salt Lake, but the trouble trou-ble vanished when ho reached tho coast. |
