The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-06-01
NeWsNOte
From All Parts of
UTAH

NOruDerg, residing on the BlngndI
highway.
Springville.-The $4,000 bond issu
: was defeated at an election by the de
-isive vote of 1T to Al. The pro
posed bond issue was for the install
lation OF new waterworks system.
Logan.-By a vote of nearly five Il
one, Logan residents approved tn
proposal to bond the city for $300.00
to enlarge the municipal power plan
in Logan canyon.
Payson-Word was received In Pay
son Of the tragic death of Niels Lar
sen, well known in Utah, near the
City of Mexico. 1t was stated thai
Mr.. Larsen fell from train.
Ogden.-A radio set is to be pre-
sented to the State Industrial school
by the Ogden Exchange club, as a re-
suit Of talk given before the club,
oy John Price. 10, student of the in
,titution.
Ogden.-At a meeting of the direc-
.ors of the Amalga1nated Sugar COM
pany, it was voted to pay $40 share
on the accumulated dividends due on
the outstanding per cent preferred
stock Of the company.
Kaysvlile.-Poppy day will be OBJ
served IN Kaysville May &c and men,
bers Of the American Legion auxiliary
post No. 80, will be in charge.
Beaver.-Two colonies of bees, ship
ped from Riverside, Calf, by E. Ep-
stern. arrived here the early part of
the week in charge of George Thomp-
son of Riverside.
Murray. The Murray Lions club
completed its organization with TWEEN
ty-five members, and held it's first
luncheon last week.
Salt Lake City.-Ralph Williams,
31a years old, suffered broken leg in
front of his home when Ford truck
driven by Shirley P. Reed, backed
over the boys right leg.
Lehi.-The body Of MILFORD "Har
Johnson, was recovered from the Jor-
dan river short distance from where
he sank when trying to swim horse
across the stream.
Price.-Mayor w. w. Jones of Price |
was reappointed by State Engineer r. !
e. Caldwell as water commissioner
for the Price river.
Logan.-The Relief society of the
Cache stake celebrated the fifty-fifth
anniversary Of the organization with
theater party at the Capital theater.
Lehi.-J. e. Racker and wife and
sam Wagstaff and wife, of Lehi were
slightly injured when an automobile
n which they were riding was struck
~ another car on the State highway.
Payson-The Hotel Payson, three
tory brick building, was DESTROYED
" fire of unknown origin with a loss
stimated at $4,000.
Ogden.-One of the horses attached
o an ice wagon was instantly killed
n runaway when it crashed into a
Price.-George Selenatakis, died OF
urns received when he caused an ex-
losion at his home here by pouring
asoline on the kitchen fire.
Brigham City.-The second ami
ersary of the Brigham City Rotary
Tub, when the members, their lady ,
5corts and a few invited guests as :
to do honor to the occasion
Price.-Marion Tueiss, age Q. is IN,
serious condition resulting from a :
'petition of the time old story, two t
lildren and an 'unloaded gun" ;
Provo. Three Ogden women were
idly bruised and fourth escaped =
juries when the sedan in which they
ere riding was wrecked near here.
Park City.-The members of the
nights of Columbus conferred the
rec degrees of their order upon a
lss of % candidates.
Ogden.-Unveiling bronze tablet
memory of DIR. Robert IS. Joyce,
ointment in establishing the Dee
smorial hospital in this city, was a
ature Of Hospital Day observed
re.
Logan.-The Logan stake and Cache
Ike baseball leagues were organized
a meeting of representatives of
III stakes held recently.
orice.-A. Il. Gibson, Jr., of Storrs
$ brought to the home of his par
s at Price where he is under the
e of physician as the result of a
tor car accident at the Storrs mine.
1T. Pleasant-The forty-eighth an
II commencement exercises of Wa
CHI academy were held in The new
nnasium. Professor c. L. Johns -
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