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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
1
Brigham City Commercial Club issues notice of a meeting in Brigham City today to discuss the Base Ball situation for Box Elder County. The group urges Garland to send two delegates to join delegates from other cities to form a county league. Delegates Boothend W P Eaton from Garland are named.
At a special Garland town meeting held April 11 in the Garland Commercial Club room the board authorized the President and Clerk to borrow 1200 dollars at 8 percent interest with quarterly payments to fund the town building and jail cells. Trustees Lant and Peckstwree named a building committee. John T Lant and T H Edwards appointed to draft a health board ordinance.
Impressive general services were held at Garland hall last Sunday for Mrs. Leo Clayton who died Friday at L D 8 Hospital after years of illness. Daughter of John W. Imley and Luella Imley of Panguitch Utah she leaves a husband two children and many relatives. The ward conducted services began at 2 pm with Jon Jensen presiding. The casket was carried by pallbearers Geo F. Grover Nathan Kirkham Ben Clayton Will Clayton Geo Henrie and Jas W Imley. Speakers included Mrs. Sanford Bingham Albert Grover Wm King J E Arbett Jos Jensen and Geo Henrie. The grave was dedicated by Jos Jensen and a large crowd attended. Sympathies go to the husband and children. Heber Stobb was seen in Tremont.
Our new city hall and jail is nearing completion with exterior work nearly finished aside from a porch and trims. Interior progress is favorable as contractor A J Hawks rushes to finish. cement floor set Monday and steel cells to be installed shortly. The west 15 by 15 foot room will be council chamber. the east 15 by 20 foot area will hold two steel cells with a surrounding corridor. When done the town will be proud of the hall and jail reflecting thrift and progress by the Town Board.
The annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City drew unusually large attendance with many from the region traveling to join. Changes to the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles included three new members George F. Richards Oron F. Whitney and David O. McKay to replace M W Merrell John W Taylor and Mathias F Cowley. Joseph F Smith Jr named assistant church historian.
Mr G W Green traveled with his wife to Deweyville on Tuesday afternoon, returned for supper at Asahe Restaurant, when horns blew and a rain shower covered the floor. The couple’s many Garland friends will look after their safety. An ad promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic relief with local drugstore sale.
The Town Board has secured The Utah Sugar Co s large grader and uses it this week under Marshal Henrie s supervision to improve streets. Heavy travel in wet seasons and a dry spell make leveling a discuit task, but work will continue and streets will soon look vastly better.
A Salt Lake contest by Clayton Music Co awarded A. J. Grover a prize after he derived 6648 words from the sentence The Kimball Piano without using proper nouns. The feat amused local readers as Grover won the check or certificate Monday for his clever linguistic feat.
The family thanks all who assisted during the illness death and burial of their beloved daughter in this time of sorrow.
Garland Drama tic Co presents My Partner's Wife at Garland Hall tonight a home talent mel o drama appealing to citizens to support local theater and money circulation. Tickets available at Grover and Rose store encouraging community arts and home industry.
At Garland hall on Friday April 6 funeral services were held for Minnie Williams age 14 daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver Williams who died April 4 from pneumonia Reverend W N Grover presided with Jos Jensen in charge Local choir directed by Leslie Grover sang Down by the River's Verdent Side Who are There Arrayed in White and Hoing Sweet Home Speakers Geo Henric Jos Jensen and Grover offered comfort Flowers were laid by school mates Interment followed in the city cemetery Two Williams children also ill with the same disease
Governor John C Cutler designated Monday April 16 1006 as Arbor Day and urged citizens to observe a public holiday by planting trees flowers and shrubs and beautifying public grounds and private residences.
Bruce Grant and Clarence Hunsacker travel in Nevada while Hewriet Tolman is ill. Ben Hunsacker hauled a load of horses last week. Discussion grows about adding to the meeting house. Lars Nelson & Co hosted a well attended dance last Friday. Del Bruke and Ben Tolman are erecting picket fences. D K Wammond and J Madsen visited Brigham recently.
Lyle Busenbark of Collinston married Mise Agnes Hawks daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Hawks in Salt Lake City on Thursday April 5th They returned Saturday and will settle in this city The couple are described as popular young people and well wishers extend best wishes for their life together.
The paper admits a misprint confusing Lehi with Nephi in a Local Club versus Editor dispute. It clarifies that Lehi Commercial Club took no resolutions against James M Kirkham of the Lehi Banner and offers the editor’s correction.
Notice states stores will close at 8 p m except Saturdays and legal holidays. Charles Brown, U S Government Drainage Engineer, arrives in Garland to conduct drainage experiments in Bear River Valley for about six weeks or two months with headquarters in Garland. He formerly worked for Utah Sugar Co as Civil Engineer until March 1905. Mosiah Evans returns from a Santa Clara Valley trip with George Austin to assess land purchase by Utah capitalists, finds no deal yet, expects future discussion, and notes California’s bloom and pleasant weather.
The Ladies Self-Culture Club met Thursday at Mrs Jos Wing’s home while Mrs TH Edwards was in Salt Lake. Vice-chairman Mrs Wheelon presided as ten members attended and readings from Graua Stork were shared. Mrs Edwards plans to host the next meeting on Thursday April 26 with important business to discuss. Refreshments followed the meeting.
Sacrifice Sare-On clothing hats shirts suspenders etc Suits from 4 50 up Come and get your suit while the prices are down below cost Garland Clothing House visitors from Malad City Ida Mrs Lucy Wight Miss Lucy Davin and Miss Iva Wight were guests of Mr and Mrs David Darton Heber C Cutler cut the third finger of his left hand Tuesday when a door at The Utah Sugar Factory closed catching his finger between the door and the frame.
ME Anderson, Jas Romer, Brigham City, C Stradley, GW Geyman, Burley Idaho, F R Bohm bach, PC Lewis, 8 L City, Geo Thomas, Cleveland, J A Peterson, Logan, C H Turner, Oeden.
A note of thanks expresses gratitude to those who assisted during a long illness and burial of a wife. It mentions support from friends, then recounts a junior baseball game where Garland M A Boothe promised a prize if Tremont beat Tremont. The Tremont juniors visited and the local team celebrated a second victory, the players proud as peacocks.
Mr Wm. Thos. Lanergan, provincial Constable at Chapleau, Ontario, reports a severe cold cured after using two small bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy targets coughs and colds and is sold by Kiter Bros, Drug Store.
A brief notice indicates residents can obtain Butter Wrappers printing services at the Gloss e Jos Office. The item outlines where to request the wrappers and notes service availability to the public.
W H Parke of Riverside sees his home nearly finished as another room is added to Amel Rose’s residence. Will Clayton applies finishing touches to the Clayton Home while weather permits a paint coat and further improvements. Groundwork on Bp W L Grover’s brick residence opposite the school advances as a peat addition to the city. J F Erdmann works in Garland on a new mill towering above, with basement water delays being resolved by a drain cut to end the problem in days.
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