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Show RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. When LINCOLN Coached Laketown News The Old Folks ana Married Folks were royally entertained Thursday evening by the Old Folks Committee in the following manner at 6:30 p. m. Supper was served at about 2:00 at the community kitchen at the ward hall, followed by a free pic ture show and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Everyone had an .enjoyable time. Much credit is due to the committee for their effort and labor in putting it over in a big way. The Children were given a picture show in the afternoon. Many out of town people were present to renew acquaintan- BEHIND in-th- Mrs. Ethel Lambom of Kemmerer has been visiting kin and friends here and attending a few quilting parties. Mis. Zettie M, Kearl has gone to Tremonton, Utah for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Madge Nichols. Ben, Orvin and Bishop and Mrs. G. Willard Peart of Randolph were visitors Friday and attended the basketball game. The 'Pouth Rich and North Rich basketball game here Fr'day night was one of the largest attended games for sometime. It was a lively game throughout. South Rich took "both games. The second team score, South Rich 26, North Rich 24; First team score,; South Rich 21, North Rich 16. Our boys did quite well but a few cob webs got across the hoops. The dance after the game was well attended, Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Kearl entertained a group of friends at supper party at their Round Valley home Wednesday eve. Vernon Taylor, Russell and Earl Myers, Ruth Robinson, Lucy Webb and Raymond Wdbb motored from Logan Friday evening to spend the , i week-en- d. Bishop and Mrs. John H. Weston entertained returned missionaries, Russell W. Myers and Leon Kearl and their parentis, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Morton Kearl on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Willis and Mrs. Lillian Wills made a business trip to Montpelier Saturday. Mr. Hebdon of Auburn, Wyoming, who was helping Mrs, E. Young with her lumber business was called to the draft. He left Sunday morning. Father Fred Feller has returned after spending some time at Woodruff, Utah with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Dean. Mrs. Lydia Johnson is cruising about in a new Mercury coupe. Mrs. Virginia Thompson .was a' week-en- d visitor at the DeWitt Johnson home. Vara Cheney has gone to Salt Lake City where he has employment. Mr. and Mrs. Russell I nines of guests Heber, Utah were week-en- d at the J. H. Wesson home. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robinson of Evanston, Wyoming spent the weekend at the Heber C. Robinson home. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Kirk, Mrs. F. C. Williamson and daughter, Virginia, and Miss Mildred Weston of Salt Lake City.' and High School basThe ketball squads played at Georgetown Saturday .night. Georgetown won both games. Miss Norene Whalsrom of Randolph visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wahlstrom Friday and attended the games and dance. Harmon Cheney, Russell Alley and Miss Aldine Hatfield motored to Loh gan Saturday tq attend the basketball State game. Shirley Nebeker Jr. of Ogden paid our town a brief and hurried call Thereupon. Linhanded over to Grant the firmly manus- The Nationll appreciation o t what yon have done, and ita reliance upon you for whut remaina to do in the existing great struggle, are now presented with this commission constituting yon lieutenant general In the Army of the United Staten. With this high honor devolves upon you also a corresponding responsibility. As the country herein truss you, ao, under God, it will sustnln you. 1 scarcely need to add that with what I here apeak for the Nation goes ay awn hearty concurrence. Prepared as he had been by an advance of President Lincolns remarks. General Grant replied: Hr. President i I accept thin commission with gratitude for the high honor conferred. With the aid of the noble armies that have fought on ao many fields for our common country, it will he my earnest endeavor not to disappoint yonr expectations. 1 feel the full weight of the responsibilities now devolving upon me, and I know that If they are met It will he due to those armies, and above nil to the favor of that Providence oliich lends both nations, mid man. i.ic maii:if 'H.ir of Lincolns words , - Doll Hobby Four hundred dolls, gathered from all parts of the world over a period at a cost of from $5 to $150, are only the start of her collection, according to Mrs. Franklin Schneider of Cleveland. She became interested in dolls from buying Christmas presents for children of friends. Sheet in Trapshooting The word skeet as applied to trap shooting was given to the sport by Mrs. Gertrude Hurlbutt of Dayton, Mont. Previously it had been called The Round the Clock Shooting. National Sportsman magazine decided it should have a distinct name. A contest was arranged. The prize for the winning title was $100. There were over 10.000 names submitted. Mrs. Hurlbutt chose skeet because it is an old form of the Scandinavian word shoot. National Laoor Board Since 1935 the National Labor Relations board has handled ' 22,466 cases, involving 5,123,531 workers. . Close-U- p motion pictures was invented by David Wark Griffiths, the famous director. close-u- p in Mrs. Ernest Corloss returned home Tuesday from a twq weeks stay at Ogden. Mrs. R. G. Marshall Quart Pint No. 63 THIS WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OID-- Canned Soup ' Canned soup has been on the market since 1898. 12 Pt. No. 65 No. 64 PROOF COPR. 1 940. THE OtO QUAKER CO.. IAWRENCEBURO, IND. returned home from Ogden Wednesday. Lawton Marshall and the Misses Nedra Findlay and Violet Smith attended the Gold and Green Ball at Fish Haven Wednesday. Perry Hotel Salt Lakes RADIOS FOR SALE If you are looking for a bargain in a used radio see Wayne Marshall. Several different kinds on hand. Layton. Marshall, Nedra Findlay and Mary McKinnon attended a dance at Kemmerer Tupday. Mrs. Madge NictoctLs of Tremonton. spent last week end at Randolph. Miss June Smith had her tonsils re- lifaJL Beautifully Furnished .. RATES: ; $1.50 to $300 Broadway and West Temple o FREE GARAGE moved Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Olsen and children of Loyalton, California,' are visiting relatives here this week. Sirs. Olsen before her marriage, was Miss Kriilla Johnson. Mrs. Leonard Longhurst and Mrs. Maud Oo ix of Woodruff, were Randolph visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Blair Findlay and the new son returned home from Kemmerer Tuesday. . Choir practice every Thursday. All members requested to be present. Willa and Russell Thomock were . home over last Dr. and Mrs. M. S. Reay and son. Claude, were business visitors at Sait. ' Lake Tuesday. Mrs. Farrell Peart and son Dick were Salt Lake visitors Monday and Tuesday.' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marshall were business visitors at Salt Lake City Monday and Tuesday. 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Midsummer sun provides health-givin- g ultra-violrays, say the experts, and there is midsummer sun in Kansas as in few places elsewhere. excellent reputation . . , DURNFORD - The word livery is an adaption of the Anglo French livree, from livrer, to deliver, in the special sCnse of distributing. , T. If'; tling. .BEAUTY a loved - Beds - Springs - Mat- tresses - Carpets throught out the House. NEW HATE- S- . ought to be a beautiful thing. ! Livery . Read in More Than a ar The weather bureau reporter, J. C. Robinson reports thirteen one hundredths of an incn of precipitation for January. Dont see how were going to raise any rice at that rate. Murphy Smith has gone to Logan to attend diesel school. ment payments. re- pre- Gen. Granti Monday. U. S. A. Way A little gem entitled Whats RIGHT With AMERICA reveals an It shows interesting comparison. that the American worker Still has the best opportunities of a high standard of living. "Today, the average American workman works 853 hours to pay for an automobile. The English workman has to work 3,522 hours. The German workman, 5,054 hours. The French workman, 7,295 hours. A Chinese workman would have to work all of his life and still he couldnt finish his install- , pared. In the following words, President Lincoln turned the course of history: Utah-Uta- First e coln cript of the marks he had at the Dee hospital. Saturday. army. Inscribed , had her tonsils Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson, and Mrs. Bell Nebeker motored to Ogden satisfaction the military record of the stocky and taciturn Grant. With the victories at Vicksburg and Chattanooga, the President reached the decision to place him In command of ail the Union armies. To this resolve Lincoln held despite extreme pressure from numerous disaffected elements. Grant was called to the White House and told of the Presidents intention. Lincoln called Grant aside and told him he understood the generals dread of public speaking," and in order to make things a bit easier on that score, lie, the President, had written out the few lines he intended to say to Grant on the occasion of the formal delivery of the appointment. With characteristic breadth of vision, Lincoln urged Grant to say something In reply which not only would be an encouragement to the North," but which also would soothe the' feelings of jealousy among other officers of the M-M- en The first removed Saturday ago. Lincoln had watched with increasing ( - Mrs. Mary Jackson the American people, in which Abraham Lincoln and General Grant were the chief actors, there is an appealing human story that to this day remains virtually unknown. It is revealed in obscure and priceless original documents, says a writer Washington Post. The event to which the yellowing manuscripts relate is the appointment of Grant as lieutenant general in command of all the Union forces In the Civil war, an epochal step taken by President Lincoln more than 70 years party. ; The South Rich basketball team will play the Kemmerer High school team Monday night in the recreation hall. This has the promises of being one of the fastest games of the season. Donald Rex, Fred Smith and Wilson Norris made a business trip to Salt Lake City Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Y. B. Jackson and Albert Smith motored to Ogden Monday for Mrs. Smith, who has been under the doctors care for the past three one or tne most dramatic weeks. moments in the of. ces. Mr. and Mrs. Kj.y Sims and. Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne of Salt Lake City were visitors at the Benj. Weston they also attended the Old Folks Locals UTAH. et Mortuary Evaston, Wvo. Day Phone 49 Night Phone 90 ; ; ; a, I am still a Licensed Abstractor and Notary Public. 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