The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-04-20

M A Boothe was in Brigham
on business THURSDAY.
II F Miller went to S l. City
the fore part of the week.
Miss Clara Clark is learning
he switch board business at Cen
tral.
Mrs. Celia Grover returned
Wednesday evening from an ex-
tended visit in Pennington.
HA Walker of Syracuse, Utah, broth
err of f l. Walker, was visiting In town
few days last week
April 18th, marriage license was Is
sued to VIM. L. Perkins Of Garland and
Caroline Reynolds of Lehi, who were
married at the County Clerks office.
NoriCE-We will be in Garland
May LIST, prepared to do all kinds OF Den
tM Work. Remember we will be here
for two weeks only. Drs. Mosman and
Naramore, dentists. u
April 2lst is Home Missionary Sunday
and the following Elders have been ap-
pointed for this section: Garlaad--Benj
Harding, Willard Facer; East Garland
Lars II Larsen, James p Olsen; Boutwell,
VIM. Horsley, g Call; Thatcher
David L Rees. Nephi Hansen; Dewey.
ville-Augus Vance, G o Christensen.
The fremont Times says Hansen must
be "feathe r-wcight" AS the Globe re-
ferred to his arrival In the the following:
"Our famous twirler, +. Hansen, BLEW
into town Monday" Not Feather
weight" by any means, but according
to Sings theory - somewhat Feather
hearted" as he BLEW out again We'd
nesday of this week.
The best place on earth to buy wall
paper is of Meldrum at fremont. Prices
40So below usual price paid. If
A meeting Of the property owners
of the Town of Garland was held last
night at the Amusement hall for the pur-
pose of discussing the subject of ways
and means of establishing II sewer system
for Garland. The meeting was quite
well attended and all present seemed
much interested in the proposition. A
detailed account of the meeting will ap.
pear in our next issue.
The good neighbors of Mrs. II S Rice
whose husband is on mission, went to
the Rice farm Tuesday and with horses
plows, harrows and Jewelers., put the
ground into fine shape for beet planting
Wednesday the "good Samaritan" came
along and planted the farm into beets
While her husband is sowing seeds in the
world, home missionaries are sowing
seeds at home.
Marius Rasmussen. proprietor of the
Brigham City Steam Laundry, stopped
over IN Garland Tuesday on his way tC
Malad City. Mr.. Rasmussen Is turning
out some excellent work nova days
The Palace Barber Shop Of this city Il
patronizing him and the work gives gen
eral satisfaction. Besides being engaged
In the laundry business, Mr.. Rasmussen
manufactures liquid blueing and Will,
here he disposed of 10 dozen bottles :,
our local merchants.
WANrED-To buy good work team
weighing about 1900 each. See n |
Brown. 1t
Supt. 7 II Edwards and II G Cutie
made nm inspecting tour of the cana
west Of town Tuesday. Temporary ar
engagements have been made to use tn
o 5 l. Cos pump for furnishing waite
for the pipe line. The pipes of the sys
TEN were thoroughly washed out Tues
day and pump water will be used unit
other arrangements are made. AT tn
canal bridge they found over 100 tons o
fine wash sand, which will be taken t.
the sugar factory for foundation purpose
and cement work.
When making farm loans, call o.
Joseph N. Stohl of Brigham City; Ii
has money to satisfy all. If
Elder Thos. L. King returned HON
last Friday evening from West Virgins
where he has been laboring as a mission
airy. He was released owing to sickness
having suffered with typhoid fever 70
some time past. 1t is about fiftee
months since he left this city for tn
south and during his mission he has &C
complished considerable good, being
faithful worker in the cause of truth
Since his return he has been confined I
the house, but 1t is expected that he wi
be out within the next few days.