Show t 4 lt HAYDEN meeting at hayden sunday drew such a large crowd that seats had to be brought in from the school rooms C J nelson nelsea of roosevelt who was to have been the home missionary sunday before was unable to come until this sunday was the principal speaker roger horrocks of the high council also spoke wesley warren gave a very interesting reading A quartet composed of frank and barney murdock miss bliss ethel murdock and mrs jones sang oh ye mountain high miss bliss ethel murdock was appointed president of the youns young ladies to succeed mrs glen Al mitchell itchell who will be in idaho tor for somo some time mutual was conducted bir b dean seeley the lesson was given by lewis bisel mrs airs jones reu rendered dered a piano solo ford fora gardner talked on the story of the slogan and hazel gurr and company sang forest ranger walkup of elkhorn station was in hayden and vici dicinit nit last week on business floyd banter principal ot of the hayden schools was a week end visitor at fort duchesne mr and mrs carrell and children were visitors at the AlcK mckowen home in bennett on tuesday A joint meeting of 0 the priesthood and tho the relief relict society wai ava i held on monday eveni evening As an added en entertainment t ertain ment the madeu hayden mutual debating team composed of 0 miss bernice gardner and glen murdock Mill dock using some of the arguments they will uze use in contest work debated against floyd mrs theron horrocks was to have been mr air pan partner in the debate hut but was unable to be present while there were no judges those present feel ceol that haydens Hay deas team will be very hard to beat both sides had some very good arguments ants to offer and gave their listeners something to think about the question for debate was resolved that the united states was justified in enacting the japanese exclusion law the hay den team are on the negative side mrs J J horrocks called upon miss ethel hall of 0 leeton one day last week much favorable comment Is heard here regarding the proposed county law regarding cocklebur and other noxious weeds A law of 0 this kind is one more step forward dairymen and hay fever sufferers especially ally will favor this law but lets all get in and push our county will look better crops will be cleaner and we will be among the leaders and more money at the end of the year J E mccarty Is preparing to leave tor for california ile he recently learned of his brothers death which occurred in los angeles he expects to be gone tor for some time some of 0 the game clubs should interest themselves in the matter of 0 preventing fish from the river getting into the irrigation canals and laterals literals late rals while many of the larger fish are caught by irrigators and used for food the number of small fish and minnows lostin lost in this manner yearly runs into large figures As the state is trying to stock our streams much of their work is lost in this manner the warmer neather eather is causing a very noticeable difference in the milk flow the cattle are also getting some good picking now which also helps most all our people are busy now at sawdust hauling while this Is quite a task we ne will be glad we did it about next july several of the younger folks under the able leadership of floyd Pa riter are preparing to put on a play and have hopes of being ready by next week the cast includes the misses bernice bernica gardner dean owen deane seeley albert abegglen Ab egglin wesley warren and others all hayden Is awaiting the opening night the hayden relief society met at the home of mrs airs J J horrocks south of town tuesday A good crowd was out and they finished several nice quilts the hostess served dinner these present were mrs elza mitchell president derit mrs dennis mitchell mrs deane seeley mrs hiley seeley mrs airs ausin peterson mrs airs E J prescott mrs julia owen mrs J P bowen mrs dora owen and mrs horrocks heavy snow and rain tell fell last saturday and indications are that a good tall fall will be had on the moun bains all his makes us more sure that the uintah basin is the place to live |