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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
4
The Bluebell area reports ongoing rehearsals led by Ly man Burdick for a mutual play to be staged later this week. A wedding dance in Mt. Immons and a farewell for Mer Nel Wathen drew large crowds with music by visiting Alt Emmons Apaleo.
A large number of turkeys were sold at Mt Emmons this week. Mrs A Archiletta has gone to her slaughter in Texas. Mrs Maud Archiletta took her out to Prince on Wednesday and returned on Saturday. Rogers is building an addition to his store. Paul Clare is engaged in all the job. Clyde Palmer returned home this week. Matt Chapman is very ill after taking cold in Roosevelt. Mr and Mrs Peter Wall were given a shower last Wednesday evening at Bluebell. The Junior girls organized sewing club meeting weekly at Mrs A As Call's home. The Gleanor girls were entertained by Mrs Izora Driscoll. Oyster soup and crackers served. Milk cows tested for tuberculosis with one positive in district. Mr Arthur Powell took seed to Roosevelt. Miss Lavon Rust sick but improving. Mr and Mrs Rust moving into their new home.
In Mt Home area Mr and Mrs W H Stone marked their 32nd anniversary with a home gathering. Friends present included Mr and Mrs M J Benson, Mr and Mrs J K Lemon, Mrs W G Gentry, Ralph Miles, Mrs Archie Benson, Mrs Wate Krebs, and others. A late night refreshment spread followed midnight games.
A number of Neptie attended the quarterly stake conference held at Emmons on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Antorgga shopped in Duchesne while Ir H A Beckstead escorted Central High School pupils to basketball in Duchesne. The score favored Central High. Mr and Mrs H B Ottesen planned a business trip to Price. Legrand Talley and family head to Price to start a new home this winter. James Redford works on roof repairs at the Merl Donoshue place. Draper and Mrs Draper plan to spend winter in Price. The Youth Committee organizes a Christmas program with tree candy nuts and a children's dance. Adults will have a dance in the evening.
A historical ad touts Halls Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. It notes the product has been used for over 40 years and is sold by all druggists, with J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
A speaker rails at a group of visiting scientists aboard a boat for a year long Atlantic study. He ridicules their views, mocks diverse American concerns, and asserts that true Americans are practical and self reliant who can roll their own if needed.
Notice from the U S Land Office Verna Utah dated Nov 11 1925 and Nov 12 1925 announces Eliza Giles of Tabiona Utah filing intent for 3 year final proof on land described Sec 14 15 T2S R7W and witnesses John H Jones George Casner Claude Wagstaff Ben Turnbow of TaberUtah. Also notice William Lavour Oman of Boneta Utah filing 5 year final proof for Sec 2 11 T2S R4W with witnesses Ray Oman Rube Titeamb H Tteamb before Duchesne County Clerk on Dec 21 1925.
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