Farewell Reception For Mrs. J. T. Roberts In Utah Move
Mrs. J. T. Roberts, departing today for Fairview Utah, was given a surprise farewell by the Ladies' Self-Culture Club at her home. Members arrived in costumes representing characters from Lady Washing to Mother Grimes. A photo would make a funny Globe page. Nuts candy and oranges were served as regrets at parting with her society. Under Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. auspices a pleasant reception followed at the Factory Hotel. A detailed social report will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Roberts
Fairview
Utah
Ladies’ Self- Culture Club
Lady Washing
Mother Grimes
The
Globe
Death of Mrs. Amanda Johnson in this city
Amanda Johnson wife of C A Johnson of this city died at her home Thursday morning at 3 o'clock from pneumonia after about ten days illness She came here from Salt Lake City two years ago leaving a one year old baby and a sorrowing husband survive Her death follows two prior wives in six to eight years Funeral services were held at the hall yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock with a report to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Johnson
C. A. Johnson
Pheumonia
Mr. Johnson
Salt Lake City
The Globe's New Home Remodeling Project
Over two weeks Jack Layton with J M Simpson and Kirt Brown remodeled the Globe office. They tore off plaster planned and sawed creating a twelve foot addition. Interior finishes include ceiling lumber and a cylinder press, aiming to make the Globe second to none in Box Elder county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Layton
J. M. Simpson
Kirt Brown
Globe
Box Elder County
Arbor Day Proclamation Urges Statewide Observance
Governor William Spry issues a proclamation urging Utah residents to observe Arbor Day on Thursday, April 15, 1909. The notice calls for tree and shrub planting, public grounds beautification, school ceremonies, and citizen participation to promote forest growth and civic beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry Thuraday
William Spry
Utah
Glen Bros. piano contest declares 957 as correct date number
Judges ruled 3,700 contestants shared equal interest in the piano after determining 957 was the correct date number. Prize winners will be notified by mail in a day or two.
Bear River Valley Fruit Growers Form in Tremont
The Tremont meeting on March 20 1909 organized the Bear River Valley Fruit Growers Organization. Directors Mor ons Mortensen Clarence G Adney Henry Seeger Walter Green and Jno W Larson elected. Mortensen named President Adney Vice President Seeger Secretary Green Treasurer. $1500 stock subscribed to start. The group will handle apple boxes and materials for fruit packing and marketing in Bear River Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremonton
Bear River Valley
Bear River Valey
Bear River Valley plans vast exhibit for State Fair
Tremonton leaders outline committees to display wide agricultural range at the fair next October. Key figures include J P Holmgren as chair and K H Fridal as secretary, with divisions for horticulture livestock manufactured items and membership drives set to boost local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear River Valley
Matthew Penn
Olaf Jensen
A. E. Holmgren
A. E. Capener
Joseph Watkins
Fair
Maron Mortensen
Louis Getz
Walter Green
Rome Beauty
Ben Davis
R. J. Greening
John Sommers
J. C. Wheelon
W. S. Hanson
M. B. Hart
J. I. Dewey
Board of Governors
May &Th
Garland
The
Club
J. P. Holmgren
K. H. Fridal
J. C. Wheeton
C. G. Adney
F. Alan E. Roche
Hanson
David Holmgren
C. W. Richards
Moron Mortensen
J. P. Johnson
J. C. Francum
Sunday LDS Service Under Capener Leadership
Bp A R Capener presided with Sing Ing performances and prayers led by J F Devay. Olaf Johnson and Ludvig Larsen administered the sacrament while Alicea B Welling and J J Hawks were accepted as members and three babies were blessed. W L Grover and Wm Moss of the High Council spoke. Capener gave closing remarks, singing, and the benediction was offered by F D Welling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Capener
J. F. Devay
Zion
Olaf Johnson
Ludvig Larsen
Alicea B. Welling
J. J. Hawks
Aeward
W. L. Grover
Wm. Moss
High Council
BP. A. RR. Capener
F. D. Welling
Brigham Man Promoted to Ogden Bank Cashier
James B. Halverson, longtime cashier of the State Bank of Brigham City, has been tendered and accepted the cashiership at Ogden State Bank and will relocate to Ogden to assume duties soon. Assistant Cashier W. T. Davis will fill the Brigham City vacancy, bringing extensive banking experience and broad connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
James BE. Halverson
State Bank of
Brigham City
Ogden State Bank
Ogden
W. T. Davis
Halverson
Davis
Bear River Stake Conference Dates Set for April Weekend
In Tremonton Utah R D No 1 Ind 47 n 2 Fridal advertises plants priced at 10c each for lumbard poplar and 20c for virginian creeper. The Bear River Stake quarterly conference is scheduled in this city on Saturday and Sunday April 10 and 11. Alice infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard K Welling of Fielding died March 28 at 2 p m of spinal meningitis. Funeral services were held at the residence Monday afternoon. Ward choir members sang and speakers F J Walker F W Richards and M H Welling addressed the attendees. Among mourners from this city were F D Welling and family Miss Alice B Welling and Mrs Mark Leavitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbard
H. Fridal
Tremonton
Utah
R.D
Ind
Bear River
Alice
Willard K. Welling
Fielding
Ward Choir
F. J. Walker
F. W. Richards
M. H. Welling
F. D. Welling
Alice B. Welling
Mark Leavitt
Local Items Of Interest From Brigham City And Nearby
Thursday locals note Mrs. George Gleason in Brigham, B F Boothe in Brigham City, Mr and Mrs Frank Wood visiting Farmington relatives, W L Grover on Brigham business, Mrs A Murle in Salt Lake, Chase Gleason and Armand Rose visiting kin, J R Smith and W Lawrence promoting property, W J Groesbeck in Logan, Christena Keller visiting Mantua, B F Hawkins buys Herbert Foulger home, Foulgers move to B F Riter house, C Q Anderson to occupy other Building, John T Roberts to move to Fairview with sugar lab tenure ended 40 acre farm lease for farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gleason
Brigham
B. F. Boothe
Brigham City
Frank Wood
Farmington
W. L. Grover
A. Murle
Salt Lake
Chase Gleason
Park City
J. R. Smith
Salt Lake City
W. Lawrence
Corinne
Armand Rose
Areel Rowe
W. J. Groesbeck
B. F. Hawkins
Herbert B. Foulger
Mrs. Foulger
B. F. Riter
Factory Street
Mire
C. Q. Anderson
John T. Roberts
Fairview
Utah
Roberts
The
Sugar Co
John T
Local items and notices from Box Elder region
John P. Bush of Ogden arrives and leaves, offering harness and saddle repairs. Garland new Co. Pearl Annex hosts visitors. A baseball practice by Garland's Sturdy 9, Miss Tean Garrett visits Salt Lake, and several local residents relocate or engage jobs. Wool shearers for the Austin Land and Livestock Co. work near town then head to Price. Legal appeal in Mrs A Murfea v Brown. J A Mortensen moves to Tremonton for Wyatt Bros. F W Clark signs and decorates for local businesses. Japan jurisdiction note in Hunsaker v Okawasaki case. money recovery proceeding continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Bush
Ogden
Garland Va New Co
Pearl Annex
W. H. Rowe
Minnie Rowe
Corinne
Our City
Diamond
Garland
Tean Garrett
Salt Lake
A. L. Jensen
Brigham City
Barnard
Earl Fergurson
H. F. Miller
Austin Land and Livestock Co
Price
J. D. Call
Japan
Hunsaker Ve
Okwasaki
Box Elder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
Bear River City
K. H. Fridal, Sec’y
Bank OF Garland
Moslah Evanne
Elias A. Seuith
M. D. Evans
Shade Trees Fir Sale
Christena Keller
Mantua
Joseph Jen Sen
Edward E. Strauss & CO
Woolens & Fashions
Foulger
Saut
Thomas
Davis County
Jonathan
Colorado
Colorado Beauty
Davis County Nurseries
Roy
Rena Baird
Central
Geo. F. Grover
Charlie Welling
Great Britian
Mra. A. Murfe Va. N. L. Brown
District Court
J. A. Mortensen
J. F. Owens
Wyatt Brog
Butchers
F. W. Clark
St. Louis Jewelry Co
Pearl Saloon
Excelsior
Henrie Millinery Co
Garland Meat Market
Boyd and Francis
Z. R. Layton
Garland Harness Company
Anderson
Garland, Utah
McCaskey
Garland Mercantile Co
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