| Show 0 TORREY I 1 I 1 by special correspondent 1 0 0 ward conference held ward conference was held here sunday A fairly large crowd was in attendance the presiding stake officials president fred webster and counselors george and G T eckersley were present reports of the var various igus argania eions were read especially interesting were the report of the sunday school and al I 1 A activities the relief society also is leading out and the primacy primal y had a fair report III 11 INT new e garage and service station A garage and sel service vice station is being built adjoining the wayne umpire claud holt will be in charge his term as mail carrier expires june 30 drama to be presented the laughing cure a three act play will be op presented resented this month by the following cast ellis rob inson orval mott joe hickman Hick nian prank frank behunin hattie hattic robinson violetta mulford lavee turner golda bullard and leona holt the proceeds will be turned over to the relief society teachers meeting to convene the school teachers in the county have recently been notified by superintendent erin Crin ann snow of a meeting of f the wayne district teachers association to be held at bicknell wednesday evening ratification of the constitution is the main purpose of the meeting in to town n a possibility the electric power company at loa has been busily engaged both here and at teasdale checking the feasibility fea ability of putting electric lights in in the homes the power plant is to be placed near the hiskey ranch local and personal loren mott hott and al smith returned to park city a few days ago both have employment there will brown of salina was in town on business DIon monday day mr and mrs lon king just returned from antimony where they spent a 1 f few days visiting relatives mr air and mrs airs will chestnut returned from escalante last week there to attend mr chestnut was called the funeral of his mother he had bad previously spent three weeks at her bedside and she seemed to be recovering when he returned home only to be informed in a few days of her death cecil stewart seventeen year old son of john R steva stewart rt of loa has lyeen been very ill for some time fering from heart trouble and kidney and liver complications however he seems to be somewhat bet beti ter at this writing victor goodwin of grover received an ugly gash in his head when he was thrown from a horse tuesday it required five stitches to close the wound the boys in congress are hoping the farmers feeling of relief will ia last t until after the election next fall |
