Show 0 MONROE by special correspondent 0 0 citizens take action on rural delivery question As a result of a visit last eck from postoffice Post office inspector jackson of denyer denver and a movement on oil tile tho part of the postoffice post office department to maks make certain changes pertaining to the rural route from monroe the lions club and rural citizens have hav e been kept busy trying to prevent these changes the he people of central held a mass eting to ascertain cr or not a postoffice post office in their town would be more desirable than tile the rural mail route as it now is and as a result a decision was reached that the rural system would meet the needs of the people more completely and that they were in favor of the present route continuing in the meantime the lions liona club representatives visited the laim faini ers throughout the other sections of the tha district and have a petition signed by them TO continue the rural delivery as it now is these petitions have been forwarded to the postoffice post office department part ment at washington asking tha no changes be made as the rural system in this sections is satisfactory as it now is the proposition on the part of the postoffice post office department was to cut off the citizens from the rural dc delivery livery south and west of monroe to run a rural route from elsinore to tile the outlying district between that town and monroe and to place a postoffice post office in central if the people of that section so desired main street to be Impi improved oved A mass meeting of property owners on main street was called wednesday evening by mayor glen win act for the ati purpose pose of discussing improving the main main street of our city an assessment had been considered by the city council as a means to get funds to put the road in good condition A large share 0 athe expenses wil it be furnished by the city but those property adjacent to main blain street would be assessed according to value and amount of property it A good grading and oiling seemed preferable to most owners although paving was suggested for at least parr barc of the street however as the whole v liole street is badly in need of improvement pro the paving su was out nut do down xii it was vas decided that within thirty days tearing up and graveling of tile the road would be started and V t at next spring the oiling should be bonc engineers who have been consulted on the proposition say the oiling process is is more successfully done in the spring of the year than in hi the fall the lions club decided at a becent Pre meeting eting to get behind the city council and the citizens in bringing the ailiin street road up to the desired standard ta edard thos A hunt called thos A hunts hunt one of the first pio to come to monroe passed away monday morning after an illness oil of more than six months mr air hunt has been a lifelong life long church member fulfill fulfilling inq a mission to en england and until the last few years when his health was impaired was active in local church and ch civic ic affairs he married miss alice jensen and to them a large family was born he sides the widow the following children survive theron hunt misses Alise 3 helen and maggie hunt all of monroe and mrs edna abraham of kanosh one sister mrs r s fanny hansen also and ten grandchildren Sli survive I 1 funeral arrangements are not complete at this writing but services will probably ably be held thursday in the south ward chapel monroe matron pases away following a lingering illness at the home of lier her daughter mrs ellis winget mrs airs amelia baldwin passed away sept IS death resulting from cancer she was bom boin in london june 14 1860 a twin daughter of J L and mary harriot robinson the family came to this country when mrs birs baldwin was fi fie e years cars of age ond nd endured the pioneer life of the period when glown to womanhood she he married charles baldwin and became the mother of ten children ta the ie following children survive roy baldwin of torrey toracy jesse jese baldwin of wellington mrs thomas terry tem of delta mrs nephi madsen of richfield mrs ellis winget of monroe mrs amelia jensen and mrs jos riley of richfield one sister mrs robert brigg of beaver three bi others living in beaver and two brothers in salt lake city survive also funeral services were hold friday in the north ward chapel bishop arthur directing musical numbers included selections by tile the choir and a vocal solo by C B halliday E M K jensen and peter C lundgren lundgreen spoke comforting words to the bereaved bei family eli lundgreen offered the invocation and lucian winget pronounced the benediction burial took place in the city cerne cemetery acry parents teach teachers e rs to meet october 3 the parents teachers organization will hold their first meeting wednesday october 3 in the south ward chapel the alie purpose of the meeting will be the election of officers for the he ensuing ensuing year A good program pr has been outlined by th the e cornei committee atee among the numbers will be some musical numbers number bioni richfield ev everybody is ur urged led to be present studs stud club notes the club met inet wednesday at the horns home of mrs edna jones mrs airs john magleby discussed the picture show a ai an art and mrs dan larsen larsell the topic how the show may educate mrs edith simonsen Simons cn was elected vice critic A committee was appointed to arrange the clubs contribution to the entertainment for lamb feeders day mrs emma goold was selected chain chairman iian mrs jennie clark mrs nell nielsen mrs ora hunt and mrs cristie winget assistants D of P hold meeting mrs cadie feibush and in members embers of her camp were in charge of the program and refreshments saturday afternoon when the daughters of pioneers held their meeting in the relief society hall mrs dan washl Wash washburn buin buin lead from the founding of utah miss bliss jean winn gave a comic comic reading miss maggie hunt sang a duet was given by mrs lois johnson and mrs harvey jensen and i miss elverda hansen gave a musical selection light refreshments wele served by the committee society honors outgoing committee the south ward relief society gave a social friday evening honoring the outgoing aniu amusement committee the new committee had a chance to adapt themselves to their new positions by taking charge of the program pi with a substantial repast as a conclusion tho the honored guests were mrs maud creamer mrs claud winget mrs jos anderson mrs airs olof olson mrs wm morrison and mrs chas foutin those who will nill carry the work along aie mrs birs eleanor bell chairman mrs guy collings ceilings mrs hazel kiersted mrs anderw risen mrs J F winget and mrs S G andreason hay and corrals destroy ed by fire the corrals and seven tons of hay owned by arthur forbush were destroyed by fire fird thursday when two of his little grandsons playing with matches started the fire after setting lire fire to tile the garage owned by alden forbush For bosh the two places adjoin each 0 ther other while alden was extinguishing the fire with a bucket the little boys wore were on the other sido side of the fence starting in the fire which destroyed his fathers g rs hay and corrals winget hoki heki mr and mrs airs J F winget announce the marriage of their laughter daughter nelda to of nampa idaho the marriage took place Sete september niber 21 the young couple will vill visit here about october I 1 on their way to ca california if orilia where they expect to spend ti the ie winter mrs heki has spent near nearly y a year with her brother inlaw in law and sister ister mr and mr harold larsen at nampa japanese party loan magleby and eleanor bell entertain entertainer el at a japanese party monday evening at the bell home the young ladies lactic were v ere costumed for the occasion progressive bunco was played and prizes given to the win winners the luncheon was in keeping with the japanese custom as were also the decorations of tables and rooms more than a score of young ladies were present car and horse in accident jos Alag magleby leby and son thad narrowly escaped serious injury thursday night when their car collided with a a horse on main brain street the car was badly damaged but the occupants escaped with minor cuts cuta and bruises bos bons and matches start fire the fire bell was sounded sunday morning and a large crowd quickly gathered at the home of hans where a large straw stack had been set afire by little boys playing with matches owing to so many buildings building and hay stacks close to the straw stack it was feared the file would spread and result in considerable damage however by quick action on oil the part of the fire fighters the fire was confined to the straw stack alone stake officers entertain the south sevier stake sunday school officers entertained all ward officers and their partners at a delightful social wednesday evening at the south ward chapel with superintendent heber swindle directing the evenings ave program A musical musi cal program was followed by dancing in the amusement hall more than people joined in this favorite pastime light cefres refreshments served primary to give character ball in order to obtain proceeds for their winters work the south ward primary will give a character ball october 5 in in the amusement hall they are extending special invitations to the parents parent to join the kiddies in their tun and frolic and to help swell the funds of their treasury A small admission fee will be charged and a good time is promised by the officers in charge local and personal dr ani and mis C M dark clark and daughter larue who is here from cedar city for a rest from her duties as nurse in the li hospital there spent monday and tuesday in salt lake returning wednesday miss bliss larue will leave next week for los angeles to visit relatives mrs N H left recently Iv to make a pleasant visit with her son inlaw in law and daughter mr and 1 mrs 1 rs glen newby of kuna idaho mrs ed chavis and son elden and mrs birs clias chas naser motored south friday going to panguitch glendale Glend alc and cedar breaks they returned home saturday evening heber magleby Blag leby was taken to the salina salilla hospital the latter part of the week for treatment and possibly an operation will be necessary federal bank examiner C W west of berkeley california was a business visitor of christian andersen sunday born to mr andars and imars A L of sigurd monday a son mrs nl ebe was vas formerly miss mattie mattic pope of this city she is at the home of her parents mr and mrs joseph pope miss bliss jennie reynolds was hostess to the ladies missionary society friday afternoon at their usual ual meeting mee tinz A social hour followed and a delicious repast was enjoyed mr and mrs darrel barrel holt are the proud parents of a son born september 21 both mother and babe are doing in splendidly miss vera winget and anderson win winget winet et were joint hosts at a birthday party saturday evening lively games were played and a watermelon bust was enjoyed by more than 25 bivs and gills miss elaine gregerson was home from salina for the weekend friday evening she entertained at a melon bust for some of lier her girl friends mrs louis baker entertained at a luncheon thursday afternoon six ladies being present miss teresa bohman left last week for S salt it lake city to remain a few beeks june tuft and daughter norma of heber city were guests this week of parents and grandparents mr and mra airs christian tuft mrs warren ros left saturday for california to join her husband her parents mr and mrs lucian winget motored to cove fort to see her off on the bus for her destination alis edna simonsen left sunday for salt lake city to attend the U of U the comin comina school chool year mrs lena williams Wilf williams iams was down from salt lake city last week for a short stay combining business with pleasure mesdames henry thatcher smith leon newton emily hunt chas naser and lena williams lillia lins gave A mrs rs edna a pleasant plesiant nt surprise on her birthday anniversary tuesday when they happened in for the afternoon A picnic luncheon u was served sir air and mrs jese baldwin and family of wellington were guests g vests of mrs baldvins baldwins Bald Balch wins vins mother mrs birs eliza winget last week returning home saturday mrs carl tuft entertained the officers of the north ward relief society monday at their monthly officers meeting light refreshments were served richard the small son of mr and mrs calvert bell sustained a dislocated elbow when he fell from a cabinet at the home he is getting along very ver y nicely Aless rs and Bles mesdames dames alfred bell S G andreason Andr aason and juel anderson motored to hiawatha saturday to visit friends Irien dR they returned home sunday everett hansen returned recently from montana where he had spent the summer he is now registered for the i fall ter term ni at the snow college at ephriam dean bohman left last week neek to resume his studies at the snow college |