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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17

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t.sr1le5 ls-r-hs an soi1 ~ tts hlEA
r--io=s thE- E3cA tuEl "a ovw t-lzKirr.
TIE present Ei-1E-io1. VIII wheat
c0-n ard orher cop I-oscDrs ~ a. ID
r-1H-ttis lsTsl- has cE1ssd mary fE--s-
80 20 70 Efrsr thsss ti-hsr p-U1-s
ttey have h.esz Ovsrlookt-E
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
POTATOES LOST IN STORAGE
Decay. shrnkss. sns sprsstins Are
csgsee - Tee yseh Iish; sns
Fish Tsnp<rstgrs.

Losses 0f poisioes 10 storage esn Re
foinirnizs1 n proper care and sueuflou
are 21ys1 thryugh The winter Ats-
quais yentiIsti0D must BE- provided
siOisgs places sbOsld b. Kept uEl-
fOrmly cool. czrE ard frOsf-prOo.
These precautions are emphasized "
potato men % The MlnDss0,s College
q Agriculture. Dezy, shriEkszs ard
spr0uiing are CAUSED ty IGN, and hlgh
Temperature.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17

v-1--eo on then. TO. Il csss they're
lr,s-T-
she WIS sx-v-.sea 70 hear Joy say.
"TG
II uirht - 4 rDod tAnr- icy
E5d=1 - -haT could alrlrs wear
-hsiy cellars - -tEi 11-s c1ul5 EDUu
th=lr names. fo- tAsy do1't seen %
ElvETs - hsE-5 rhs1 tbsF S,akT"
TIE boy and TIE ri loake5 E-s
thsy lIuEhe5 Eoa s1nsi Eo5 chDckles
Eod clEpE.=5 as hsy WATCHED ths
dLous-s
After Z tine TIE b1y md rhs Esri
danced TOO with ths other dancers
xuu1E whom were TIE little Gee
rvtnS. EDd the tvo Bliss brothers. Hua
GlE1nesS Cbesr. Delight, 6LIeSy End
jenny.
Atrsr they were al quite out O.
h-sI-h they had some rstreshns,fs
from the boys knspsAck. and there
vEs sooaEh for all though there vas
Do-hing lst1 over for any other meals
We'll said joy. TIE glad 70 have
net yoa when ] did. for think nou
yuuu en.oy yoCr !o1rosy little no-s
perhEp&
-NEybe you VIII ger there sooner.
! think 50. For Tn one O. the guide
poS-s (sven II Tn not postil 10 d.
rec- sdVe1tU-e-< 70 the House o. Sc
cretx-
Goodbye said the boy. We've
enjoyed seeing you 50 much and your
dancers too"
-Oh. Indeed. ve have said the glrl.
Tnsy started on their way and Joy
turned 10 the dancers
-HA. hE-- he said. with his hand IN
t-oar Of his mouth. they shared their
food with rs and they didn't think
they were improving their characters
0r being noble and splendid
Therefore they were. and they're
rot 50 serious minded as they were.
GrscO1sl They thought they could
shove me out Of the way and that I'd
lot be missed in life,
well. they'll get there a little soon
er now. pointed In the direction Of
Z short cut
The boy and the girl had gone some
distance now and they came again TO
crossroads -
well. we'd better take this short
cut which Joy pointed out 70 us said
the boy.
Yes. that Is right said the girl.
And In the meantime Joy and his
dancers were singing and dancing.
This was their song:
"A boy Isn't q boy.
who doesn't know Joy.
"A girl isn't a girl
She isn't girl
II she doesn't know Joy
Just the same as 4 boy
For Joys part OF life
And II we leave him behind
Our eyes viii become blind
with tears tears. teArs
so knew Jar. know joy, know Joy
And they danced again and again
10 the music which they made them
selves. and they sang this song many,
many times over.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
SOIL PREPARATION FOR RAPE
Esriy Pls-ars VIII Generally cie
ssE- EeSyits ss u 10 t1sptsS -
Cssi wes-he-.

RnT% ~, - plsn-s5 tuE- - spno ss
- ErOun5 cEn - PREPARED fOr = n
ne sy-irg: Usually tie early plEn-inE
ufl giVs ths lest results II n EEtursl-
y sdzp-e6 20 q cod sess1o kro 10
hardy s1Ouz1 20 Withstand pretty ttre
troFtE Usually 81 nay be planted rs
Early ss the rrid6ls .. April eo5 ST.
oeEsaTs TlEnfi1Ex uxy - usBde al
through ths sumner sD6 early fan
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
GROWING cowPEss FOR SEED
Highly pre<fstl. n Localities sgte1
20 ProeYrtis- % crep. Say
rece-sl epe>islis.A

Localities EsTl Ezsife5 20 the pr1.dgc-
;5on q oONT@zs VII tDd :; highly prof
ifsbls 20 grow s-ed O a large scale
especially n the bsSt nsehiosry for
handling the crop is us@d- say spsclEl-
is-s - the Unltsc States Department
o. Agricult1rs.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17

% her 6ssr
1-r@rs r-01ucs q
y-IihS-y :. food
c1zitiL-E1gl Il i
ne U.UEn-e1 u
expected and r-
sElrs q tluD5srs
md i1srr%-iEce
ufSeh zuse lsfr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17

Igls Czs.-f-H7rll-s
lie following cD-s-T
ouurL UEIl- u-ss ~
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cuTrE q huu- iE-ss
1sEsIssu1Euls uc JLEiLE
JHx1ss- urzs rsEE1fDnrcu
q Ei-- u1is rEEspDEru
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
GIVE ATTENTION
To GARDEN PLOT
Lksg Il q kuB i-UfranE
LzsapE yT -a-r iD Pr
1Erf rg.r ir Fanny
RFlgf s4IJL E REgE
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~ usu sru;Ealis aer=lEs o. IL
farm
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for rDs Vrfss epEs-f,E
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.. ~ srltatds fVf use 4. fsss bort.sss
brf r.lf - - sEesrri,r rFrtse- rfsr
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
SUGAR BEETs YIELD PROFIT
Ne othsr crop on Commercial Scale in
Ts,persts Zsns Furnishes AZ
Much Human Fpoe Per Acre.

Al average acre % E1Ezr beets yield
inE ten tons produces besides the by
prOdurfs. 2l5D0 pounds q grznUlstsd
rl~sr No nqhsr crop IN the temperate
znns raised On = commercial scale fur
rish@e a. mech human food r'eF scrs
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
GOOD CLOVER SEED Is PLUMP
ceior q Individual Seeds Ranges
Frern gieist - Lsn; Ysli9~
sne Fairy Unffernl

Good red eiVFer Ees1 r. plump or
vel fiisd him; with q slight iusisr.
TIE eoi0r q Individual seeds ranging
from Violet 70 Hrti yellow The iDdi-
ridusl sseds shogie b. AZ lezst medium
sized and fslriy uniform. free o
sdaiisranfs - any kind sp5 from
seeds - n0E'Ous Wes1z
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
FEEDING VALUE or SOY BEAN
Cannot &c cerpsfes ts Fos5sr Germ
Because 81 Protein Content
Supplement Eseh Otaer.

S0y heanS esn scarcely ~ compared
fo6der eDrn in feeding value b.
cause s0y beans are verJ much rieier
10 protein than the corn plant Tiey
are splendid foods 70 supplement eaeb
other IN . ration.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17

! vi E--rs u -EiE. III rv- oooy
AID EuL cElT lu-r a. -hs hEDs-
5svWs-E = cE-T Euc uEETl-nHsI NJ y
--rElE-r - eu--s--u- WI u-rs-E
.fl- tu- ~ n@9s o.lEE- E-it n1uu-
q r-ns-E E-c eu- ne 3uT E-fc s,aI-.s
. ~ uUE -Es-gur- EzZEs--
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
Nothing to plsprove Belief.

Teaeher-Why did the ancients be-
lieve the world TO be nstl
Bright Boy-'Cause they didn't have
no school globes to prove that IL was
round
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
THE UBIQUITOUS LEFTOVER

Sc is Il E-Ls- Ebs cEn take res
-s-aEy's sc-uT,s E15 wiz few s--sEes
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
The Kitchen
Cabinet ~

- - N=tl--1 AssHrE1l-1 -
W-11z q u TrE tzE- -Ez- szs-T
tx ~ n. hzE ca &C IL E-z--
-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17

-ris anne EZ-E.- vni-1 ruu@s 1-uz
-.-s,Ir.l-L. nIuE - --isc ~ - HJg--
ssarl-s.Ta
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17

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irr -ru1s E7-scsEIlEa - -. Trf'.-c
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stluut - clggs-t f-lu u-1ullt 70.
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-ucrr.
su- i.sssu-s Eunlrir -rIz IL eve
VII ia-Erus --ss- ..HE ant dlrw su1.nssI
JlHes-s 1 e-ln- ~ IL fl-E sus Hiiuuff
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- uu1s - -vI sllissE n i,na-t fslle-
rr ttrrr fuur f--s- t.r1- nIu-sc -.
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ssus 10 So H. u-tis- stis-.- -iTus sl-z-
rsrI-,rE iseT f-E1n Es--r.r szr-.- - rns
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TO- 10 iEuft .sE1I -rIu,-iLl1iE Elrs IL
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- - cisgVri-E E-s-
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rlrl-zuE EiI ta-d LIE ez-z = ruu-
1t-iput ~ uur - fEru-z.tils. t-r--ti.
IusEEurst WI u 1ls-e-sEz-T. Il r1ic
weather iIui-H tz-eu-lss silLls-t trs Sls
tr-lisst yr-Trr;r -.sus.1lss az uB.z1
WrTsgiiIE -ts lEut Il h0r fHr-s
sag-ns v1drh E-s rs1sWs6 Et pfrsl &c
rss,szHs1ry. 10 II eIesiis-- n,s-aDd q
vHrzuirE r. Gn0ctisr r1s-t1,s 10 -
p.hee tns lsuih fu- 4 'a- rsuu-sE T.
wt-sr a. hut EE ~ hand WI tsser .
rhs1 1-T E5-t cl1-tf and s-rEp for ri
nuu- - -uo 81 f-zzst ea-rns - . F.tss.ss.-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17

st1n ElE shVuls ts rirsr freely E-,s
~ iE-ut returned 70 TIE eve and a.
lYvss - sDcsls EE gzIctly e. p9ssl-
tls.
LE-rls rru-t5s IL srTseris1ees with
clsgWus-1 lEruhE wtis- lsuttuE re-s
az 1s--d- VIA a eEs that refuses 20
0ar bsr iarub it IA sJ-nerL-Dss Euss5-
cert % drEW E0-1s ELK and I'D Il
Up01 bsr nDss AID also uy0n TIE
ru-uD - tAs tEuD A heavy milking
eve va O1lF o1s lErub s1-a,si1 r1ss
ezr - ts-zusSs5 - sd0yt an u-phHn
o- oisyarDsc ltt-o q nEatsr ulk-
inz eve
Afrer isubinE. ths eres sh0ul6 -
wzffhe1 70 sF-s that thElr u1ders are
= good eundltiJr- EWes sbOuk y
keJf 10 IEu5iDE I~-s for about thrss
1zys after lEUt.rE tnG rls. turned
INTO q l'en ~ themselves where they
cz1 have yT'eeitI fHs-d snd care A.
tsf lHEb!ng tbsy shguid bs fed uEtiy
e. trs, beng put O. f-n feed about
tie fhlrd o. f0urrh dzy.
Troysietors Giir,ertA
Wsu-ngurlshed ls-lts froza properly
Fl ewes have Httis dlErulty. but sor0s
trDubiss1z1s cCutlti0ls are % h.s IL
T.sete5 10 any FOX Cast rssflO- j.
0ns q thE roDFf fregUs1t Enr1ents. II
is Indicated by strzinlng and distress.
and can b. rsEossdisd ty e tszEJoocful
- ezsror on iDdlgestior Il stJEn by
distress ard fruthinE e. ne month
ThiE also usEally ezn - relieved With
castor oil ScOgrE can bssr be cured
bJ giving Ooe-f0urrh 0gncs q cooking
so6s. Ons Ouros % E1lphs.s Of rag
resls and q piDeh % ginger IN FAX
SD tea o. ErDs,- following tie ooss
IN four bO1rs with tEO O-noes q LIN
fss-9 oil s0rs syes are e11nrnOo and
ear b. rel.eTet Effh few drops q
sfiTsT nitrate solutlO8 kn0En 70 al
druggists a. -eye wEKh.7 Or y psr
csuf srEyrol o. even ven snail
drop q pure s5esD DIP.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-03-17
CARE or EWES IN
LANDING SEASON
S.EsssEt n -rJcf -ba-su-sE --gS--
n BT -p1ssllDr SWsr Il
Hu-rs-I and -zTIoL
RYs FIJI Is HsaTIl
E-rz7E-. s7--u b-r7lfr e r.-pUr1e-
mr- -T=nnlz 1r -.--ur 20. II
- -f.r>- Brl--z -ula 80
s=-1zrrf tse-sulE--@z

z-szz-sE " - -luzf H1l-s ---E---
uE- " E-E-l-LEu-.
- iE-lliI.lzr =--l-.L = %. -E-lss 1g-
1s1--l-uiE- ez-- n IL r-fu.t-s-F n -iss
fiueE ant Ir--szl u-Iu1t azl.Ils- l1T IL
TlssF o. uJu-- .i1iss- ~ ewes E
lElunH
Tns sT-. siIpEir tH--s uuis- G.
FLifiieis.1r-- u-E-u gim-. q vlet %
f-ll- fu--I tis- FuuIz- Hlluuir - h
Eu-..t E-Fu1fr rlB.salE.-n1 ~ u-iis-
Eis--1 E1lt silDliE b. raE-1@1 E-EI-IuE-
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-02
Truck Service from American Fork, Lehi Pleasant Grow
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. n :

guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. su,.I
Howard Gardner of Lund Men,
spent Sunday In Alpine the vr,., !
Mr' and Mrs. Clarence Burgess, M
Gardner is on his way home ,.1
spending the past two years IN MAI
igan on a mission.
Mr.. anG Mrs. Thos. p sm,,, !
Murray spent Sunday here yisu,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Bates and iamu,
Mrs. VIM. y. Smith, Mrs LAM,
Smith and Miss Fac Smith attspd.,
tie funeral Of Mrs. Richard Smith /,
Lchi Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Gibbs OF Tooele is su,s
ding the week here. visiting Mr.. m,
Mrs. Richard Healey
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Evan shepperd III
Thursday for Levan after spending
week here with Mr.. and Mrs Gsor,
Burgess. They will make their hon
in Levan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bateman attend
Cd the funreal OF Mrs. Batemans d,
ter. Mrs. Lott Russon at Lehi Wei
nesday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-02
ALPINE NOTES

Mrs. !. W. Booth Of Provo is visit
ing this week here with her father
Patriarch Moyle.
W. J. Strong OF Ogden Is in Alpine
this week visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs, r. o. Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Moyle WIS.,
ted friends ut Lehi Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Foster Of Og-
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim Foster and
d'Vchters. Bertha and Clara. OF Salt
lrho and Mr.. and Mrs MILFORD Scott
of Idaho Falls, spent Sunday here the
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. George Richards en-
tcrtained Sunday afternoon for the
following guests Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Roark. of Salt Lake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
Richards of American Fork.
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Mr.. Charles Williams of Oasis was
the guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Anderson from Sunday to
Wednesday.
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Clara Stork of Salt Lake spent the
forepart of the week here visiting
Nrs. Limbaugh.
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Mr.. NJ L. Nelson of Moroni IS
visiting friends acre this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Culmer made q
business trip to Provo Monday.
Ruth Archer enjoyed pleasure trip
to Salt Lake Sunday.
Mrs Alma Back OF Lehi was o
bpg,ness visitor in 'thta city Monday,
Row Smith MADE business trip to
Salt Lake Monday.
Fred Nelson has ,cft for Salt Lake
vi ere ho will ha cmrloyed for the
armnor
Mr.. and Mrs. Albcr Rheims and
son Bent Of vornnl age visiting with
relatives and friends here.
Mr. Meloio West returned to salt
Lake Sunday after spending two
,eeks here with relatives.
Dnnnetta Hair of Provo has ac-
cepted a position at the Culmer ho-
tel.
Fart WaostaT. ROY Sagers, Flor
ence Wright and Vera Nebeker enjoy
cd Sunday afternoon In Provo Can
yon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samrcl Peoples of
sal' Lake were visitors here Tues
day attending the shower given in
honor OF Miss Vcrna Nebeker
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Hilton are the
proud parents a baby girl. born
Saturday morning, June 25th. Mother
end babe are doing fine.
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Cleone Bullock spent Wednesday at
Salt Lake
Mrs. Junius A. West spent the
week end visiting in American Fork
Provo Band Dance every
Tuesday night at Geneva. .
Mrs. q. A. Grua spent Monday In
Provo.
Mr. Robert Thornc spent Sunday
with Mr.. u. u. Thorne Of Lindon
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Jacobson and
Il mily OF Provo visited in Pleasant
Grove Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Johi Conway and
family spent the week end at the
home of JOS d. Faye.
Mrs. Len Jarvis and children OF
St George is visiting Mr.. Jos. Hilton
this week.
Miss Ellen Bramwel, OF Springville
spent the week end here with Mr..
end Mrs. Edmond crcgen.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. X. Thornton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis T.. Larson and
children spent SUNDAY at Sprlngville
Many liberal contributions have
been made for the hand during the
rost week
Master Richard and Emmalne Hill
~ Mammoth are visiting here this
week with their uncle. W. l.. Hayes.
Mrs. =. NJ. Nielsen and daughter
y'nza Of American Fork, were visit
orr here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Merck attended the
Swedish celebration RI Logan Satur-
cay. They spent SUNDAY and Monday
In Salt Lake, before returning home.
What came as n surprise 10 their
friends was the marriage Of Mrs.
Maud Peterson and r. ra Edwards of
Salem. last "Wednesday. They were
married at the Salt Like Temple and
expect 10 make their home nj Salem.
There has been several of our auto
owners that have joined the State
a7sociation this week They are re-
co'ring their Membership plates and
their log OF roads which will he
Gr'ot help TO them.
The marriage Of Vcrna Nebeker.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Ne.
teker 10 Mr.. Fon Robinson took place
Wednesday at Salt Lake City. The
vcung couple will spend few days
az Brighton and Salt lake before re-
TURNING here. They expect To mako
their home IN Pleasant Grove.
The Misses Daisy and BESSIE New
man. entertained at their home Mon
Gay evening in honor Of Edna Hol-
drway and Frank Newman who were
married in the Salt Lake Temple
wednesday, The party was held on
tho lawn and some ~ guests enjoyed
the evening OF games md music. Mrs.
Clifford l.. Wright was prize winner
for the evening. Banana alamodes
and cake was served. The Young cou-
PIE received many beautiful presents.
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Alice Sjoherg entertained Wednes,
day afternoon COMPLIMENTARY 20 Mise
Norma Smith of LOGAN. The after.
room was spent In games music and
chats. after which luncheon was SER
we'd To the following quests. Daisy
ard Bessie Newman. Verdi Hilton.
Hazel Nelson. Coda Rheims. Cora
Wadley. Ruth Archer. Gertrude John
son. Hilda and Florence Oscarson and
Marine Adamson.
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PLEASANT GROVE
LOCALS

New goods arriving daily with the
new prices at Thornton's.
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CUT FLOWERS

And Floral Designs Specially.
Carnations and Roses. MI coIors.
Telephone your order=-we ship
promptly.
LEHI FLORAL co. LRH
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Mrs. G.. =. Larson returned Mon
day after visit of two weeks at Lo-
gan.
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Alton Patterson has returned to her
home In Salt Lake after visiting for
two weeks here with friends and rela-
fives.
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Mrs. Junius A. West spent the
week end visiting in American Fork.
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man spent Monday in Salt Lake
Wendell Thorne spent Saturday and
Sunday at Salt Lake
George Smith is visiting with Mrs
Matte Hin for ten days mt Mammoth
Willis West Of Salt Lake spent
Sunday here visiting
Leroy Harrington of Salt Lake
81 ent Sunday and Monday VISITING his
parents here.
Mrs s. A. Ellsmore and son Ray
visited relatives and friends here
Sunday.
Mrs. II. V. Shurtlef and daughter
Dorthea returned To Magma Monday.
after spending weeS visiting here.
/ -
The cherry AMI raspberry season
has now started. II y stated that n
good crop Is expected.
Clara Piper left sor her home at
Midway. Monday. after spending =
week with Mr. and Mrs Ed. Culmor
The Seminary students furnished
tho program Sunday afternoon at the
Second ward.
w. A. West has started work on his
rev home which he IL building on
Center Street.
Otto Frampton is building n NEW
addition to his home Tho work Is
progressing nicely.
Mr.. james Parry % Salt Lake IS
visiting this week In Pleasant Grove
the puest OF Ruth Archer
The lin Battery ard Service. sta
tier has this week installed n nov
"asoline tank and pump in front ~
their place Of business.
CLYDE Burns. Fred Nelson. Harry
Peterson end George larson motor-
cd to Ogden Saturday where they
srent the day.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Theobald Of
Salt Lake spent the week end here.
the guests Of Mr.. ard Mrs. George
Rheims
Arnold Greene. william Greene and
irving Bullock and their families en-
'oyed Sunday afternoon visiting ro,a-
t'ves at the rangers station in Amer
lean Fork canyon.
Aurora HARRINGTON. who has been
employed In the A. X. Thornton store
for the past two weeks. left Friday
for Salt Lake. SHE will spend va
cation OF ten days IT Strawberry.
Mr.. Wiley Nebcker returned home
Tuesday from Eureka where he Is
employed To attend the welding re-
ception of his laughter. verna. He
viii return to Eureka after July
4th.
The Telegram paper carriers of
Salt lake enjoyed an outing at Ge-
reyn Sunday They spent the day
honiing bathing and fishing They
returned 10 Salt Lake Monday morn
Ing
The Second ward poy Scouts en- !
loved their hike up Tlmp. Saturday
they left Saturday morning at 4:30 I
M, and returned about n. m. |
rhev report plenty G., snow and n
hard climb.
Mr. and Mrs. Gecrpo Richards mo
ored To Salt Lake Monday. They
COX with them heir daughters Blan-
h and Mrs, c r, Akin. Mrs. Akin
q returning to California after spen-
l'nc about three weeks here with her
'Hrents She eNnectS 10 make her
lone nj Los Angeles.
Vera Nebeker and Mary Foutz en-
ortained TUESDAY, night AZ n shower
~ honor ~ Miss Verne Nebeker who
me married Wednesday NJ Salt
nte, About 20 puests were preseu.
ND dclightful evening ~ Games and
nrsic WIS spent after which n deIic-
'rs luncheon was served. The bride
eoeived many beautiful presents.
Thorit e, Hehertson NJ Geneva nrd
'l'a Nodsen NJ Vinevqrd were tho
nests ~ hono~ ~ q showe- ard
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Mr.. Robert Thornc spent Sunday
with Mr.. u. u. Thorne Of Lindon
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Mrs. q. A. Grua scent Monday in
Provo.
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Mr.. and Mrs n. A. Jacobson and
Il mily OF Provo visited in Pleasant
Grove Sunday.