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Show ill Carnival Dance-friil- ay fey Evening 21 Piute County News, Junction, Utah VOL. G. JUNCTION. PIUTE COUNTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, Junction Jocals I Why Should Messrs. J. M. Barnscn find McKinley Morrill made a business ttip to Safina the latter part of Inst week. Attend Hoosharem MAY 21, If 26. NO. 22 JoTe s Mrs. DeMar Whiteman and tiny Arrived at the home of Mr. and School. daughter have returned to their Mrs. Soren Sorenson May Id a home in Salt Lake City after having The free schools of to day make seven pound baby girl. All concei nod Mr. and Mrs. Devon Snow, who spent the past two weeks visiting it for the j oor as well as are possible fueling fine. have spent Ihe winter at Binghom Mr. and Mrs. John Rafnson and the wealthy to be educated to ahaVe re(uincd to their home in family in Junction. certain extent. Theirfoie no ore Mr. Paul Jensen and sor Wilsor Kingston for the summer. They can be excused for not attending the Jvisitcd fur a short time in Junction firmed home Saturday night fiom John Blcck of Boulder was a schools that have been prov ded. Salt Lake City whore they have Junction visitor on Monday. While Before the time of these five sc!" o!s been fertile past week. here he called at the News Office. only those who could afford it were 1; educated, most of the jeeple wgie Mr. Lester Brown took hi s simd Mr. andMrs. W, H. McIntosh left of Ihe hard working class and had sonGarnell to Satina Hospital last Monday nwrlufisr for parown where little time for such tnings. At 'that week to be operated on for Ins !they will visit for a short time with time few of them undeistcid the tonsiis 'hilr grar daughter Little Miss value or the need of an education. fiiJa tiiiy-ir- They were accomToday a perstn who hasn't an Mr. Lorin Jessen who hauls the panied by Miss Vondell Maxwell education is shunned by society. milk to Ihe cieamery has decided it who returning to her home in Cedar People who have a higher standing IKiyti to take in more territoiy so lie "City after having spent the winter in the world do not care to associate makes a ti ip to Bundle every in Junction with her sister, Mrs. with someone who is constantly usmorning. lola Bay. ing English that is far from correct. A man or woman wdth an educatW;' Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Payne and ion stands a much better chance of M E. Moore and family are sportkiddies were home visitors Friday. ing a brand new Chevolet Sedan. getting a position than the uneducatSaturday they returned to Monroe w It sure is a swell looking car but ed man or omnn. In some instances here M- Payne is woi king. We don, t envy them a bit as we are persons without. an educafkn ne We w iil have to do some apologiz-aimo- st sure no one could enjoy it move entirely without self sun cat itlg fu,-- ' a mistake we made -- last and even if they do support them-- 1 .,veek. Mehose Barnson has 1000 Sunday IGth the Lesser Pi iesthood than they. selves they seldom, if ever, get along ,Bpy c1licks inst,aj bt five hundred reiileied a splendid woith whi'e well as those who get the first Silas Brinkerhsff has frte hundred program, in comemerati. n of the as Mr. and Mrs. Rilph flinders and Ihe Lesser I rieslhood was kV chance at a position. and Mr. John Barnson haa received family of McGill spent several days The boys and givlc- of America one hundred. They are all doing fine re&toied. the last of the w. ek visiting relatives who have these opportunities should and we expect Piute county to ship ' and friends in Junction. They left not let them pass by, they should Out a good many thousand eggs! Mr. Lee Brown has returned Sunday morning for Henderson To take: advantage of them while they nextwintcr. ' .home fibrn Salt, Lake City. visit with Mrs. Nettie Ackerman and and are forth every young put Mrs. Chris Hoffman mother and all there is to get out to effort get sister of Mrs. Flanders. Miss I ret a has gone Milo Harris had to return homei of an education. We will not always from the herd where he went re- t Salt Lake City where she will be have opportunities so lets take ."( Hie eurnnux employed Mr and Mrs 0 Q. Hder and cently on account of being iicK. ' ' of every one that comes advantage children have returned to their home cur way before it is to late. Mr. C. M. Sorenson w as a business tit Henderson after having spent County Asseseor Arve Fullmer Rosella Luke, Ed. Simkins who has been assist-- 1 visitor'in tawc Friday. the past 'two months in Junction Junction Eight Grade. and . in completing his records him and friends. datives Visiting ing horrt-in their to have returned Miss Madge Brindley has returnCirclcville. Oar Hands. ed home Richfield where she has Mrs. Elizabeth Fulhner ofCic'e-vill- e was doing beer, attending High School. our city Mr. and Mrs Abe McIntosh and 'on Saturdav. J. H. Brinkerhoff informed us that visiting reMr. Boswell and tin Koosharem lie has bought Fay Beebes Puddle family spent Sunday latives inlyiftfcston. Mt. and Mrs. Jesse Mon ill and Cieameiyhaie a splendid program Jumper (His words not ours) and and entertainment arranged for small daughter have returned to intends starting on a tour of theco- of Barnson Mrs. Vivian vheir hoTne at r roo alter sp re it g Kingston Tueslay night. To le held in the unkry soon. Success to you Hebe, on Monday, "the last tvvo weeks visiting with Junction a was visitor Amusement Hall. you have good trip, see lots of theire grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ntry acid Morn sacn John Morrill atid other relatives and Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and .Old Jack Frost has been trying Ti iends in Junction. W. Mrs. and Mr. J. son Freeman, hard for the last week to destroy JssssR-Jackii- n. Stoker and R. P. Wooleyof Junction natures beauties. But ho found it made a business trip to Kingston of no use so has decided to kt well Harvey Liston has returned to his hoitte in Escalante after visiting on Saturday. enough alone so we are enjoying the announces Jacklin Mr. John w'eek with the past his brother warm weather again. And every engagement of his daughter, Blaine. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan P. McKay thing is wearing a successful smile. Matilda, to Mr. C. L. Jessen, son of were Hatch visitors! on Tuesday. of Lewis W. Jones of Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Ole P. Jossm shearvisited the While there Just one more flag to be taken they 'ihe wedding will lake! G. W. of Richfield were Kingston, hundreds watched down and o'd Scarlet Fever will ing correll and 2Gth in the Salt Lake of sheep being shorn of their wool. begone. So it woof be many days business visitors injunction Monday place May temple. and Tuesday. until everybody will be free again. Ameruaa Fork Citizen. On Friday of last week, Alma Matilda has taught school at Mr. and Mrs. I M. Rick left Mr. and Mrs Frank Torgensen of Esplin, State wool Specialist of Kingston for two ears and both she Orderville, visited the shearing Richfield, were here visiting with Monday mornifcg for Salt Ltke on and Leo are well known in this part business. They were accompanied by of the country. Their many friends correll at Circlev ille, he. was Vy?t his brother and family Mr. Henery Mis. Lizzie B&rlow. busy measuring the wool and taking Torgensen a few days last week. join with the News in wishing the samples, ile informed the sheep young couple every success on the men thatthey baelthe host wool in Mrs. James Peterson returned to matrimonal sea. Mr. Jos. Nielson has gone to Fish years and felt that the price was Lake to work fora few days. Antimony with her father and intoo low for the grade they had. tends visiting there for Blaine II. Liston left Tuesday befor returning home. Mr. Soren Sorensen made a morning for Richfield on business of Circleville C. James hittaker trip to Richfield Saturday. returning WeJm sday. was a Junction visitor on Wednesday We were informed That the Wool-me- n returned home Lloyd Stoker Mr. Whittaker as well as others, has at Escalante had sold their BJaine Bettensen, formerly of afternoon for a short Wednesday the chicken fever and intends going wool at thirty-on- e cents per pound. Circleville, now Forest Ranger be- in on a time from Monroe he is where rather largescale. He expects It seems th- -t they felt this to be a tween here and Beaver was a Junct- a thousand chidks right away and herding sheep. p. ic rndseveral have invested ion visitor on g Monday and Tuesday. we can see where he will Le kept in;new cars. Frank Haws is sporting summer. the rest the of Armond Luke has gone on the busy a new Studebaker Sedan. Alma "David Apostal 0. and Mountain with cattle. He expects to McKay Liston a Buick Sedan, Alfonzo Campsmall son Bobby, of Salt Lake City The station agent at Marysvale be gone about two weeks. bell a new Chevrolet and R. H. were week-en- d guest of Mr. and the mail carriers from Marysvale Liston a Studebaker Sedan. Mrs. Morgan P. McKay. Escalante people are hard workers to Panguitch and the mail carrier make then from Junction to Escalante are all and, consequently good, Mrand Mrs. Wtillis John of wondering where the people will when they do make good they are were Kingston hard .Junction and on visitors players. .good spenders put their chickens if they keep on Wish we had a whole world of people Monday. They intend moving to coming in as they have in the past Junction the first of next month. two weeks 500 went to Widtsoe Dont Procrastinate just like em. Glad of it folks, the more the better Thursday morning and 500 stayed we like it. in Junction. Chickens are the mam Mr. Shriner, Auto Salesman for topic for discussion and have even Dudge Cars from Richfield spent a David Bingham of Huntsville is replaced grouching and knocking. short time in pur midts Monday and in Junction and will remain-- month Hurrah for the chickens. Tuesday, he went on upto Antimony and sold LymanlKing and Herbert assisting in the preparation of ami planting of some thirty acres of Barlow Elder of Widtsoe was a (Reaves each S new Dodge Sedan. It looks like new .cars are the potatoes under the direction of our Junction visitor on Wednesday.' He fashion'this spring, guess well have County Agent Morgan P. McKay, went on to Marysvale with a load to. trade our little oldr one, in on a Mr Bingham is living in Senator of lumber before returning to his Robiasons home while here. home. aew one. j HOME, DAD AND THE BOY L?y FRANK II. CIIELEY Tke Preoccupied Dad j ' wciiltl often culls him tlto successful man, anil prints tils history In Whos Who. 1I gives his family everything they need hut himself. Tn tin wild rush of modern thing he has abducted Ids responsibility as a Dad. 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