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Show Hinckley Happenings. Pioneer Day at Hinckley Program Solute ot daybreak. Hoisting Stars and Stripes at sunrise. Sernade by the band. 10, a. m., Program in Academy Auditorium, as follows: Utah the Queen of the West By congregation. Invocation. Quartett, Utah, the Star of the West. Orator of the Day, Hon Nephi L. Morris, (Utah's Prospective Gov.) Cornet Solo, ' Albert Christensen, (Band Master) Reading, Eda Cropper-Tippits. Utah, We Love Thee Benediction 2, p. m., Childrens' sports at Relief lawn. 3:30, p. m., City Park. Catching greased pig. 100 yd. race, Boy9 16 of age. 100 " open to all. 75 30 to 40 years. 50 40 to 50 years. 40 " 50 to 50 years. 25 " over 60 years. Egg race, single and married women. Peanut race, single and married mar-ried women. Relay race, Single and mar-rid mar-rid women. Relay race, single and married mar-ried men. Sack race, Single and married men. Jumping and running relay, 10 men, single and married. Horse Races. Orange race, 25, 50, 75, 100 yds. lack of money and support. Let us show both on the morning of the twenty fourth when they serenade us, by showing them the best we have is none too good for them. Our town has the talant, and is going to be the musical center of the ' 'Greater" 'Great-er" Delta country. New families moving in town are Mr. Clarence Woodbury and a Mr. Naylor who is occupying one of Jim Blakes bungalows. A very successful festival was held on the Relief lawn by the Primary children Monday afternoon. after-noon. A table covered with sand and other things to represent repres-ent the old pioneer trail was very cleverly done. The children in their funny costumes of pioneers danced, sang and did a number of other things to show what the pioneers pi-oneers did. The old folks or pioneers, pion-eers, were taken to and from the grounds in autos and treated to ice cream and punch. A very striking part was illustrated by the children of the call made by the Government for five hundred volunteers to go to Mexico, and Brigham Young's reply, "You shall have your men Captain Allen, if there are not enough young men the old can gc and then if not enough we will take the women" The Junior band, altho minus a leader, helped to make things lively. Great credit must be given the officers for their untiring un-tiring and unselfish work. i mile race, Two year old. i " race, work horses, i " harness race, free for all. i " "go, free for all. Baseball game. Limber nine and stiff nine. 8:30, p. m., Grand Ball in Gym. Best music in the Land. Something doing all the time. Everybody invited. Geo. Bishop and Jim Robison are in from the west, to attend court at Fillmore. T. H. Pratt and family arrived home Sunday night from a week's visit with Mrs. Pratt's sister in Richfield. A twelve-pound boy arrived on the 11th, at George Walker's place. Dr. Broaddus motored up to the city with his family, but returned home on the train, having broken his car down on the trip. They brought back with them Mrs. Broaddus' friend, Miss Gertrude Ingalls, who will visit with them for some time. Next H. E. A. will be held on the 2Sth of July at Mrs. J. A. Jackson's home, where she will demonstrate the making of vinegar vine-gar dumplings and cheese sandwiches. sand-wiches. All members who fail to come will be sure to miss a sociable time as Mrs. Jackson is a very pleasing hostess. Our Junior band is doing good work under the leadership of Mr. Albert Christenson of Eph-raim, Eph-raim, Uc, who was called here to take Mr. Beal's place, as he had to go to the city for an operation op-eration on his lip. We are a very fortunate community indeed in-deed to have such an able leader, who can have the patience to train such a band successfully, and we need to give them all the support ar.d appreciation we can. Let us profit by past experiences and not let this band die out for |
