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Show PROFESSIONAL and BUSINESS CARDS HENEFER NEWS. Jl HENEFER. Feb. - Mr Join Audertu'i- - fthis plact-slm- t it laige--i wolf a few .lays ago. There are more I we,u of them around heie aiul olht rs ale buoiuena. Abednego W. William f! ROCKFORT. HOCK PORT, Feb, 8-- Mr. This v ill be on the day before F Washington's birthday; that is 14 Monday the 21st, Regular class work will ie held m the morning so that ths parents can got an idea of what pupils are doing. At noon a light luncheon will, be served lu Mr. Thomas's room at which time the teaclo rs and parents can chat and discuss 'natters that will be the best good of their children. Tilts will be of great value to both parents and teachers. At 1 :3(Tp. Tii. the 3rd, 4th, 6th, etli 7th. and bth grades will give a piogr.un in Mr. .Thomass room and the beginners and 1st and 2nd grades in Miss Anderson's room at the Risk school. Remarks on the work and any complaints or sugg st mils will I,,, given every attention t the noon aessiiM or after the ptoiatns. W. A. Lake Cit? ,ast week on Ft tt ft 4I t I 4 ... n BIG u u 4 i E t i fa 4 .. O : REDUCTION on all WINTER MILLINERY. after them. Oakley school vibited Hockport 8uh001 last Friday. tot is There of a sickness here at Teacher of Voice Placement and most t re bad of lit it Miss Nellie Smith is laid up with colds, present, Tone Production. are one or two that ate seriously ill. mtlamatory rheumatism. PHONE 4rBLACK. The ladies here have again resumHockport school visited Oakley ed turning' in their Sunday eggs for school last Thursday. the new meeting house. The liwi s Utah tern to know it ami it is certainly Kamas, OAKLEY NEWS. efup to (Tie ladles to make a Miceessof it as the hens ha e promised to do OAKLEY, Feb. H Chris Jensen Summit thetrp,ut. Good went to Salt Lake City to make Be A You Can't ! as an Indian War veteran, Mm in from winter the proof Timks. The coming farmer Without range report some loss with t he Chris says he was one of the old sheep and it is feared that some will boys in the time cf the Indian scare. loi.se heavy bet ore spring. DR. C. F. WHERRITT' Mont of the wool been George G. Stevens bad the missold at fortune to throw his big toe out of cents. ahd tt bothered Tihii'so he Sent TeacTiois institute will be held at joint Has been Crowned with Phenomlnat Success since 1883, and Tnie tow dance urn Dentist la(- for the doctor, but, before lie came Coalville the Beat Household Liniment on the market. 'a ft) Friday and Saturday, Fnd.iy niviiit was mt as well alien , iiaine he idioiio.ti-lunI, soataunjUier CURES RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAIN, t fed as the basket bad dance given.. that Ir. Eldredge performed an Feb 7,h and 2tith. Allwito can NEURALGIA, SPRAINS. CUTS, BRUISES, BURNS, OLD tile Week. UTAH. ,, previous cntei tain one or moie teachers arc KAMAS, SORES, SCALDS. BACKACHE, LUMBAGO, STIFF JOINTS, lojeiation wlncii relieved lain, ueo. SPRAINED ANKLES, CORN CONTRACTED MUSCLES, Mis.s Km louiitani me of on,1 is FEET, CORNS, HUSKERS SPRAINED WRISTS, FROSTED to at respectfully 'Tuptested alright present. notify VINS, AND ALL INFLAMMATIONS. SlUlool". ,U'!u Is, el 1. filed l llinil liiniiiiM or leave their Frank and Marion Mediant are Principal " Refue All Sybttitut. c end $1.00 Office over Kings Store Ephraim on Sunday. Miss Fountain herefrom Canada friends names at the Tipi alike. visiting m. was called lioniM on account of the N 0 W U HIM ENT CO., Hours: 9 a.- - in. to 5 p. and rt latives. Every Ui,mfpotm to graduation dwaili I hcL fwilior duiing the holiST. LCUli, M0. rth Second Street, The teachers of the school gave exercises taking place at Coalville. days. We are pleased to 'have the rtocomniendrcl byCTJS Surveyor young It d hack with -, 1,tl v i ry their pupils a fine sh igh ride last all. was which BASKET BALL DOPE. enjoyed by Friday sorry at her bereavement 8ild by John J.iiydea 4 Son. at were W. A. and w s four ere in family Snapp our Birch, study ing Tlw C'lalrtlle banket ball team repi nsi hood meeting ou Monday mglit Ins parents enjoying a game of pedro when all at once, to the surprise of turned from their trip to Kaina Graduate 17. of XT. tile best vet here. all present, the door opened and the last Siitithn, i'laying two games Tin re will tie a dance litre ou Kl, County Surveyor word of Surprise' "came bursting aud Vuh'llt ilie's uiglit. winning hut It of them. Winning fortli from ubout thirty men, womeu SurEmna-- . In a Underground and from of 14 to 19, Surface and children, who spent the evening KAMAS NEWS: tmi i t Pee i and ij r,:i. veying. pi. yiiig cards and other games in oe at The was which Jensen the g.u iinas was a rough Jiobeit priu H0YTSV1LLK - K A MAS, 1'eb. 7 Tlie weaklier in etpal actor. A good time was had one, and was delayed consideiable this part of the country is very good by all present'. Owing to the eomlHet of the spectaat the piesciil tune, and there is M:1 Abstracter. tors and a wrestling bout between WANSHIP NEWS. enough snow 011 the ground to make j Robinson and Williams, after w hich fair sleighing. Every working man seems to appreciate this, as there WAN "II IP, Feb. 7 James Wilson referee Hobson aWardel the game Th Worlds SthoolhfMisn KvnrwHre, tn ntl comer pt arc teamsters on the road from early who has been visiting his parents to Coalville. the earth may be (otind i. C. 8. tudenU students who are study' dawn until late at night. lias returned to his home in Idaho, ing tor better poftitione, lanter tala- Abstracter of Titles for Summit Then a dispute followed as to ids Bond Bucceesful liveeand happy net. $10,000.00 Under County. are a mtllton over 1 hete old of the las1 Mrs. Louise Judd is visiting her decision and the rule was read to age. During the fore part ths ot them jut thiolt of it, more than 20 timed Real Estate, Insurance, Farm Loans week the people of Kamas and daughter, Mrs. Cora Gibbons, in maoy student as the largest American uniat - towns spectators showing that he was versity has had tn TO yearst Y ou can hod them neighboringanticipated a Park City. In the commercial offices of New Zealand; the mines Office at 'Residence, Cont vllie. in his decision. justified Red No. on took of time bouth Aftica; the machine shops ot England; and which the great place Vtah. 1Iioue Mr. Henry Homer and son caught the manufactories oi North America. Men in all conHaving seven minutes more to play following Thursday w lien t'he Coalditions of hfe from the miner working long hours each day in the mines at email wakes and with a large ville five and Kamas live were large cougar kv th4rtraps last week after the dispute tlie game was family to support, to the salartai official who wishes Coalville two finished, T to broaden- hts scoring of a scheduled basket advantage Surgeon for ball. knowledge te PhtsicifW F. Pend game prcmsflon. W hav enabled portttmUes fist Lutfb but regardless of all the loyalty that ten, have shipped a few cars loads field roals o that time to Kamass tbottsanfis upon ihotanl ot thput to advance in our 1? vests of experience. s?orJng.one foul goal, leaving the was shown to the local team, the of hay from here. WIm4 Aeee Ikteswrenlw lnbpWaF 44 to 19 in favorwt Coal & Crisp. Cowlv U1m41 vs tnatur what yotsr c ircutntt a nces are, the I C. 8. niauywod-r- o. old Robert Is the offers yon today an easy, cheap, and sure way to ville. AM Young having suited with, a sctira of 13- to 14 -- in mill lorn down, it is quite an Mr. James Asten o Hoytsvilie, grist world. Tbese are aot were idle werda$ tkey are favor cf the latter. akeefete facta proved by actna) atatHca Let Physicians and Surgeons old land mark, it has been standing wis umpire in the first half and no them sink into your mind, and if yon really and Mr. J. G. Lambert who has been for nearly 40 position and erioudy would like to better your oie could have been fairer, bat years. annoys, send ns the coupon below it costs Ear, done on located for work in Eye, several Oregon years do him to Special you nothing unjust, put Mr. Henry Homer gave a free Kamas, thinking this much if interested, in the lumber business, dance here on the Mont Carpenter in for the second Nose aud Throat de It MOW. the4th of Istersadsaal CMTespos4eacc Scbssls evening has been called back to his old home Yon do not have ...... TM, ScraMas, Ea. in honor of his sonsjiirthday. As is half. Mr. WId Ilobson did excellent ' to home itsvv on account of his mother whole very ..I. w. - , Glasses Fitted rUM. wurk as referee. Mead llorton, timer, - well at was ease f ie it 1.1 the i I hu. tu ...III, l.rg.r talir, Ill or , old and for some time has been very naturally position. , ...III., wlur. kub ., lutkid X. , inconvenience tended and all expressed ihemselves ami Lyman Crittenden, scorer. Office in Summit Block, Coalville i 11, and Is not expygted to live. . . ( in Pooa yourself at flie went oil game BaokluqMr very time. as having a royal good any way ShopwIm nicely. We are able to mark regular Afuimais Vriw Office Hours, from 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m, Mr. Rich Williams, who is travel In thls game Mr. WiJ Hobson Shmrant WiM, ' evolution in our auxiliary organizEnainaW ShMMianr tlWTmnr A All who can should observe these ation of this ward, especially is this ing in the interest of the Scranton showed his ability as referee, holdCaanwfcul Law Cinl Lofmae " Caatractat kaaraMf BuSdaia . c;: Iiours as near as possible. noticable in the young men and School of Correspondences visiting ing the players down to clean t OW Swtic, AfcWcanR DuSm." -' AwtalMl hisparents.T" manner. inand women, judging from the BnSaa Ekwnaaa creased interest, there will be a Mr. John Anderson and family The Coalville team thinks that if Law. t Mm I EjMncal EnjialW Attorneys-ainjCoal-vlll- e Kama will play basket ball instead MfRiaana) Drahawaa higher standard of entertainments were visiting J. M. Hixson ' of Toot hall they would be easy and edncational associations" ln the last Sunday., future for tle one who is able to Mrs. Emma James made a busi- victims, H. NEELEY The Coalville team has played ten A'a St. keep stirring an after betterment of ness trip to Salt Lake last week. games this season, losing but two. their physical and mental nature. Jftafc. CitrOur school teacher, A. Powell is Not a bad record, do you think? ATTORNEY-AT-LACOUNTY COURT. C. C, B. Tkam. - preparing an entertainment for the 12th of February, Lincolns birthThe board of county comnlissioners met in regular session last Monday day. Miss JennlerHomer'ancT brothers and transacted the' following busiCoalville, Utah were visiting in Wanshlp last week. ness. The first matter taken up was the Mr. John GREAT Young and his best girl opening of bids for a steel bridge were " visiting his oarents last 'Phone 41 Red. across the Webr river at Rockport the Midland Bridge Go., being the Sunday. ON MENS and BOYS CLOTHING, SUITS AND OVERCOATS The Y. M. and Y. L. debated on lowest bidder, was awarded the conSecret Socictljf. tract .for $2, 870.00, as against the the subject Whieh is , Preferable, TheY. Chas. G. Shealey Con. & Bridge Co. Country Life or City Life L. taking up the affirmative. - As . whose bid was $2,945.00. A committee from Henefer ap- the Y. L. produced the most sterling Coalville In accordance our peared before the board on the mat- points they gained the victory. begins Jan. I. ter of a dividing line between Itene-le- r A Simple Trick, one final giUsual Custom, and Echo, and the matter was propose to Evening advisement. under taken Meets every Wednesday Its an easy matter to keep you? 1 4 Vv gantic clearance sale embracing about in Jones Hall. Visiting Brothers Herbert Crittenden appeared be- joints and muscles iuppte no mat fore the board tin UibihattCr of securi- jrirhat your age may be or how you -Cordially Invited in our large stock of boys ng- the bridge in Creamery lane have suffered with rheumatism. Rub Taken nuder yourself night and morning with W.Q. BTOCKMAX.N.O J0IIX OTJSS.VJl against higji water. Clothings Cures adtisement. Ballard's Snow Liniment. J. H. COUCH. Hecy. , WM. WELSH. Treeaurer. Od tnotion of Hale a warrant was rheumatism, stiffness, cramps, crick These goods must be closed outjo make room for the coming Seajons In the back; side, neck or limbs, and ordered drawn Jn favor of W.-goods our rule being not to carry merchandise over from one season to relieves all aches' and pains. Sold Boyden for fire insurance. Notary Public. We are offering this season stylish, nobby, perfect fitting ' another. The recorder reported having col- bj John Boyden & Sons. and lected in fees for the month of Jandependable clothes at these stupendous price reductions.SCHOOL NOTES the clerk and $115.80 uary, reported or mouthy $.2 18,84.,., E. J. Tres- was appointea justice the question Resolved: That Lands of the peace for Parley's Park Watered by Irrigation are more precinct. Clothes that look welF on the youngsters and are made so as to Resident Agent Firemans Fund M$ry A. Lee was appointed regis- Valuable than Lands not Watered stand the hard wear and tear given them by the boys. Insurance Companv trar of vital statistics of Grass Creek. by Irrigation, the negative side - Bills of San Francisco amounting to about $2,200.00 winning by a small margin. The were ordered paid. affirmative wks represented by Jessie Win. Z. Terrywa apjKhnted one Lnid member of an auditing coinmttee to Johnson, Olive Branch, and Ruff bv Ellwood and the negative Summit accounts tbe audit county (at the Shoemakers.' for the year 1909.BuIlock7Glerr Beard, And wniafd . is the Agent lor Summit Wilde. All the speakers did well ARRESTED , County lor and were thorougly enthusiastic. a cough' that has been hanging on More debates are to follow Boon. for over two months by taking Ballards Horehouud Syrup. If you There was oniy one thing wrong; have a cough dont wait stop it at once with this remarkable remedy. the parents did not turn out. In order to have the parents get Splendid for Coughs, colds eu cheet, Send m r orders I can dll influenza, bronchitis and jtuTmonary interested in the work, the teachers t k tronblisPrice 25c, obo and $I.lio them for you. a parents day Coalville, X ; u fl MRS. -- m E. RHOADES, Miliner, u g Batm&csuig KING OF THEM ALL! BALLARDS SNOW LINIMENT in-r- ay i- , g -- , CURES T I goldanct it- , J. Don cla-se- i 111 1C W(1 Ik Edward H. REead i , fln-Al- hr and te - Drs. French - -- ap-yeu- . r- I I i- "W , ports-man-di- -- TwL-MSSup- E p. W January Clearance SALE Lodge No. 28, with 24th. O. O. F. we have MenS and Suits M. - CR. JONES, Notary Public w - -- T3 0 ff RegulaTPrice ' - Mary Ann B Oark Come early because this Sale ;s a dandyv - I m . - oalviMe 0010. |
