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Show I Enjoyable Time II at Hyde Park l;- HYDE PAilK, July 20 -Pioneer H day was celebrated here In the follow- H ; log manner: H' t I Heavy cannonading at daybreak. H fj Clown parade from 9 to 10 a, m. H. .Meeting at 0:30. Master of cere- I ?. nionies, Frank Follett. H: 1' Singing by choir and congregation, I "Come,- Come, Ye Saints!" H ; Prayer by Chaplain Thomas W. II K,rby' H Music by the Dallam orchestra. H Sketch of pioneer life, Harriet Woolf. H ., Journey of tho hand-cart company H f from tho Missouri river to Utah, by H , l Robert Rceder. H I Oration by Henry E. Hancey. H Music by Uallam orchestra. H Kccltatton, Miss Irene Hancey.. H -' Quartette, Fred and Wlllard Hal- H lam, Arthur Petersen and Robert Mc- H Qulrrle. H Reading, original poem, by Horace H '; W. ITancey. H Anthem, by choir. H Benediction, Thomas W. Klrby. H ' The meeting was a very enjoyable H one from the fervent prayer to the H ending of the beautiful anthem, "Tho H Lord Is My Shepherd," by the choir. H ' Urother Recdcr brought tears to H the eyes of many as ho portrayed the H ; iiardshlps and sufferings of the hand- H ? cart company. The beautiful music M of the Ballam orchestra was very much H i appreciated. B At 11:30 there was a ball game be- V tween the Hyde Park Seniors and Ju- Hi t n'ors. But four Innings were played.' B At the close the score stood 0 to 4 In H favor of the Seniors. H There was a children's dance at 2 p. H : m. and a relay race between Hyde H ' Park and Greenville, In which Green- H vlllo wore the victors. At 5 p. m. the Greenville Seniors j sind Hyde Park Juniors played a game I, -of ball, nyde Park Juniors wonjscore, 20 to 5. An Interesting basketball game was played bet-ween two Hyde Park teams, and the day's enjoyment closed with a grand ball at night. Our Senior ball team played Smith-field Smith-field on their own grounds in the afternoon and defeated them by a score of 9 to 8 It took twelve Innings to decide tho game. Our boys defeated defeat-ed Smlthlleld again last Saturday by a score of 12 to 5. On account of so many of our surrounding sur-rounding settlements celebrating wo did not have many strangers In our midst. Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis of Salt Lake City have been the guests of Stephen Thurston. , Fred Jcdsen and Joseph Jones have sold their homes In the Snake River country and are back to Hyde Park once more. Moses Mlcklesen and wife will spend a few days In Pocatello, visiting relatives. E. B. Lundqulst.the popular painter pain-ter from Smlthlleld, is. painting the elegant new mansion of William A. Follett. Mr. Lundqulst Is an expert in the line of painting and paper hanging, hang-ing, works reasonable and gives satisfaction. satis-faction. He has contracted to .do several sev-eral Jobs In our little burg. |
