The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-26

We carry complete line of burial
Baskets. fremont Furniture Co. If
The Misses Alissa Manning and Lucy
King left for Logan today to begin school
Monday ut the b Y College.
Stake Tithing Clerk s. N. Lee of
Brigham City was here Tuesday look
ing over the ward tlthing records.
FOR SALE.--50 stands of bees In
good hives at So a stand. Apply to
G. Stefensen, Elwood, Utah, phone
"A 81. s26 OF
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Eta Crowther of FL
wood and Mr.. II. G. Yates of Yost,
Utah.
C. w. Richards, ST.. T. f. Coombs
and w. S. Hansen OF Fielding were
transactlng business in Garland We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ]. Campbell drove
down to Evans Sunday. Mr.. Camp
bell owns a valuable farm in that
locality.
J. r. Smith, representing Reeves
4 Co. of Denver and Salt Lake City,
was here on business Monday and
Tuesday.
Fl. Bennett went down to the Holy
Cross hospital at Salt Lake City Tues
day TO receive medical attention. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T. Capener of
Riverside were made happy by the
arrival of fine son early last Satur-
day morning. All concerned o. X.
James H. Garbanati of Snowville,
was in town on business Wednesday
and gave the Glove office one of those
pleasant" calls, accompanied by
$50.
Del. Stevenson OF st. Anthony,
Idaho, manager Of Studebaker Bros.
business in that city, was visiting
with his brother. VIM. Stevenson, last
Saturday.
A. NJ. Brown of Collinston, in his
fine new automobile, and accompan-
led by j. X. Standing, spun all around
Garland last Saturday at a get-up-
and-go-some gait.
Tuesday. Sept. 22, the Logan Jour
nal issued fine 24-page edition
boosting Cache County and her coun-
ty seat. 1t is a very creditable edi-
ton and adds big feather to the
Journals cap.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-Nearly new
canopy top buggy. also vinegar bar
rels at zoe and 81 each. Apply to
c. Stefrensen, Elwood. Utah, phone
A a 5-l. s26 OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thorstensen
and Mrs. l.. A. Snow of Brigham
returned to that city Monday after
a pleasant visit here, the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henrie re-
turned last week from trip to Snow
vile and the Curlew Valley. Mr..
Henrie Is much pleased with the
land and the improvements being
made In that locality.
The speakers at last Sunday after
Moons services were DIR. C. w. Rich
ards. X. Il. Baxter and VIM. King.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Grousbeck and
family and Mrs. Mark Leavitt were
accepted as members OF the ward.
c. w, Capson's steam thresher has
made some notwithstanding runs in
the Bear River Valley this season.
One of them was made at Charles
Woods place. where 1900 bushels OF
wheat and barley We're threshed out
in one day.
The latter part of this week termi-
mated In "soaker" 90 the Bear Riv-
er Valley. The man on the water
wagon must have thought conference
was on. But don't be disappointed,
We conference visitors, he's got his
wagon loaded for you next week.
At recent meeting OF the mem
beers OF the Garland Military Band,
$50 was appropriated for painting
the band stand. G. s. Mowry was
awarded the contract and has been
busy this week applying white lead
and oil to the stand, which improves
It's appearance.
r. w. Whitaker OF Brigham, whe
recently purchased the VIM. Shum-