| Show PIONEERS MEET AFTER 54 YEARS Old Timer Appears Still Good Judge of Fast I ny nr sins IRS W ivar M f W 1 Special 1111 C pon nt PLAIN CITY May A 29 29 apy meeting In Salt Lake of two pioneer horsemen of the state Lyman Skeen of o plain City aged 76 75 and C T Jackson Jackon aged 90 0 wa was realized last lut week In one of the hotels It li had been 54 4 years since these theBe men had sean one another and titter after visiting for a day they went to Lagoon to attend the hse harse races They enjoyed ver very much the race and Mr ohis Skeen gays sas that In spite of hIs age aee Mr Jackson still has ba tho Iha good judgment that was hI his In younger years cars concerning hors hon Mr Skeen will 1 bo In Salt Lake another week on federal Jury duty BOYS noys JV is cn CRASH The hard lIard ard wind Monday blew down don George Thomas barn an and 1 what might have been a 0 serious accIdent happened Six bo Tied Red and Harry Cragun Jesse and ChrIstensen of ot Pleasant PleasantView PleasantView PleasantView View and Steve Davis and Leo Carver were ere thinning beets for Mr Thomas near the barn The boys ran Into the barn for shelter from the wind and rain As It collapsed five of the boys got out but It caught Steve Davis beneath the wreck It took 20 or 30 mm- mm min minutes utes to release him Outside of ofa ofa ofa a scare and ami a fe few bruises how how- howel how how-c el eer er he ItC was unhurt ORIGIN Ul 01 TULIPS IULIIS Two weeks ago alto we mentioned about the tho beautiful sIght Bight that the tulips blooming In the Plain City cemetery presented Since then Interest has been created andy and y WR R JI Lund furnished us with the Information concerning the orIgin of o those bulbs In 1811 Mr Lund and his father D F F Lund came cama camato cameto cameto to the United States from Born Born- Born hom hom Denmark bringing with them a small box of bulbs Including IncludIng Ing tulip tulipE hyacinths narcissus and St Jacobs Jacob's lilies These bubs wore ere planted In Plain City and became distributed among the arly settlers Mr Lund Lind still has the small email box that contained the bulbs 55 years ears ago on their jour- jour I The The Sunday school class lass of llla lIla ilia Palmer and Gwenlyn Jen- Jen Jenkins Jenkins Jen kins went ent to the Utah Hot sprIngs Wednesday evening and enJoyed bathing and dancing The They took f their lunch with them and ate I after getting getting- out of the water IliS GIRLS Miss Va Vs Cona palmer enter enter- entertaIned entertained tamed the tho Gleaner Girls at her herome ome on Wednesday evening May 1 II A pleasant evening e was passed with games gameR and music Luncheon was served to the Misses Bertha Beatrice Lund Thelma Hunt Ruth nuth Poulsen Irma Poulsen Gwenlyn Jenkins Nellie le Ward Edna Stallings Gladys Glads Hogge 1 Mae Mac Arvilla and Thelma Taylor Hobson Robson and the Mesdames C E B Palmer ralmer and Charles Heslop rhe The Plain City Relief socIety was fortunate fortunat Tuesday In having seven seen of o the stake board mem- mem members mem members bers present at the tho meeting They were the Mesdames Julia ParT Parry Mary Bailey Lucy Williams Della Delia Carver Elizabeth Y Thompson Minnie Stratford and Mary A Terry Miss Ellen Agren representative representative tive tire of the extension service that the U A A C Is giving to Weber county gave a talk on nutrition and the effect of improper food upon the child chilli Tuesday afternoon afternoon after after- noon to the tho women of the Plain Plain- PlaIn J City Relief society In connection with the talk Illustrations were shown which w were re interesting PARTY Friends of Elbert Hunt sur- sur sur surprised r him at his home on Wed Wed- Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday May 26 6 It being his fit fifteenth birthday anniversary The young folks enjoyed the evenIng In playing games and a lunch was served to the following Edna COy Etta Brown Drown Eva Grant Dor for Dorothy Dorothy othy Maw Elmo Elma Poulsen Lois and Katherine Palmer Lou Jen- Jen JenI Jenkin I kin Ford Hunt Elbert Hunt Glen Richardson Don Carver Caner and Arthur AIthur Coy The Ladles Ladies club of Poplar met Wednesday afternoon at the home borne of Lester There here were ere 13 members member present They enjoyed the afternoon Uth Ith games and lunch MarIe Marle Lund small daughter of Mr and Mrs W R H Lund who baa been confined 1 to her bed for forthe forthe the past three months with heart trouble is now able to tit sit up a 71 zit few tew hours a day Cr Cri Funeral services for Andrew Anderson who was killed by an electric train in Ogden last week were held In the Plain City chapel Sunday Mr Ir Anderson was a resIdent resident res- res resIdent Ident of this place for tor a great number of years ears before moving to Ogden Mrs Myra Neal Is having a room room five modern house built on Poplar avenue TO FESTIVAL STI Mrs Marion Knight of Plain City and her daughter Mrs Spen Spen- Spen- Spen Spencer ear er Pingree went to Logan Log Log n on FrIday May 21 to attend the tha spring festival given b by the U A AC C and to visit with Miss Roma Knight who has been attending the college the past year Mrs J A Thompson and Miss Mae Taylor will leave on June Juno 1 to pass the summer at Fish Lake I The The he Mesdames Orson KnIght C n E B England W Y L L Blanch and George A Palmer went to West cst Ogden last Thursday to visit wIth Mrs Leonard Jenkins The Women's omens Republican club will meet on June C Ii at Mrs C R It England's home A If J good pro pro- program pro program gram has been and all allare allare are Invited to attend There are seven graduates from PlaIn City this spring Alton and IrIs Poulsen from Weber college and Nolan and Vernal Taylor Beulah Thomas Beatrice LUnd Lind and Susan Taylor Talor from Ogden High school The Plain CIt City school showed up very 1 well nell ell at Lorin Farr park on field day for Weber county schools They won 66 56 points In athletics over the other schools The ball game between I 1 P C HIgh and Lewis Junior was rath rath- rather rath- rath rather rather er spicy the score being 6 to 4 1 In favor of Plain City Miss Iris Poulsen who has been very III ill the past three weeks week Is r reported ported slightly Improved Carl Olsen made a 0 business trip to Idaho on Tuesday Mrs R Ii J Taylor went to St StAnthony Anthony Idaho Idabo Sunday to at- at attend attend at attend tend the funeral of her niece CEMETERY CLI CLEANED CLIE E A large number of men and boys boy turned out Monday to clean cleanup cleanup up the cemetery This Is an an- an annual an annual nual event ent for Plain City and andone andone andone one that Is commendable Mr and Mrs George Hadley and children spent Sunday In Salt Lake visiting r relatives A baby girl was born n on Tues Tues- Tuesday Tues Tues- Tuesday Tuesday day May 25 26 to Mr and Mrs lieber Heber C White While Miss Florence Coles Cobs who has bas been attending the high school In Plain City the past poat year has re- re returned returned re returned turned to her home In Wyoming Mia Miss Mills Marie Marle left FrI FrI- FrIday Friday Fri Friday day for her home in Idaho after attending school here the past year ear J D BALL GAMES 0 The Farm Bureau baseball league played with Clinton here last Saturday and met with de- de defeat defeat teat de-teat feat The Tho score was wag 16 15 to 4 In favor of ot Clinton American Packing ball team and Plain City played ball hero Tuesday and the tho Packers walloped the home homo team 10 to 9 Mr and Mrs Irs Vern Kennedy have moved to Plain City to make their home They rhey came from Og- Og Ogdon Og Ogden den don |
