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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1908
Page
1
At the Brigham City board meeting on Tuesday August 4 P A Isakeon of Ogden won the contract to build a two room addition to Garland public school. Work to start soon with completion planned at least ten days before the new school opening.
Report of a Saturday game at Malad where Malad’s battery held Garland to 18 6 as the champions outclassed them. Umpire Jones favored Garland while Malad’s fans celebrated a decisive win with a large crowd from Garland.
Plans are under way for Peach Day in Brigham City with fruit stands being erected and space applications to be accepted. Loxea will be distributed to fruit growers, and attendees will receive a souvenir box of peaches. An invitation urged all residents to attend September 15 and 16.
In Salt Lake Temple this week Miss La Voe Griffiths daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Griffiths of Clarkston and Garland joins Mr Lawrence Smith son of Mrs Emma I Smith of Pleasant Grove in holy matrimony. He works as bookkeeper for C W M Co. The couple will reside in Garland after September first and host friends in the city.
excursion train to Salt Lake and Ogden via Oregon Short Line offered from Garland at 3.15 fares. tickets valid ten days. limited availability and schedule details.
Mr. V. H. Peet delivered a persuasive lecture to a large Utah crowd praising patriotism and exposing defamers of the state. His arguments against calumny were supported by facts, inspiring young men and earning local support from residents of Pleasant Grove Riverside and Garland North.
Mrs. Johans Hingham returned from Plain City where she visited her mother Mrs. Hansen. Lizzie Smith spent part of the week in Logan visiting her grandmother Mrs. Eliza Grover. Crompton and family, Horace Gleason and family, and C B Rasor and family returned from the mountains after a grand trip. Mrs. Maggie Stokes of Plymouth visited the Archibalds. Lorenzo Smith and family and E. Brogham and family planned a pleasure trip. Henry Thompson is recovering from a bad foot due to a blood poisoning incident. Many Garland North residents attended the big circus in Logan that week.
D Swift CoPatent Lawyers of Waah DC reports several Western inventors granted patents this week. Named inventors include S J Igh Denver for mop head and ringing attachment and F Jackson Denver for folding shield for automobiles. Others listed are E Schachner Denver soffit structure, W T Edwards Duquoio grain drill, A Shearer Frankford mater plow, L Wood Topeka apparatus rack, H A Prosser Salt Lake City furnace charger. Copies available for ten cents each from D Swift Co Washington DC.
A district conference of the M I A of this stake met Sunday afternoon at 2 p m in the city hall with Stake President Ernest P Horsley and other officers in attendance. Speakers included Elder O L Wilcox Jesse Evans Minnie Jensen and James Jensen among others. The meeting featured singing prayers and a sacrament administered by Elders Sasser and Wallace.
Local residents report visits from O L Wilcox and Seeger of Elwood while Garland hosts hires for dining room staff at the Factory Hotel. The Garland Sugar Factory Motel opens with R M Lishman as manager. A Peach Day effort by Brigham area boosters and numerous travelers pass through on trips to Hingham, Ogden, and Salt Lake.
An OCR fragment notes August 22 date and Kate from Garland traveling via Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake. It mentions tickets limited to ten days and a 2 percent item.
Sunday visits at Wheeler's Grove near Collinston described along with short notes on local residents. Mentions travel by Mr H C Cutler Mrs Roberta and others, plus family news from Brigham City Garland Fielding and Parka Idaho. Also two accidents in the Burns family and a Garland Mercantile Co ad for lots on Factory and Main Streets. Bear River Valley fruit abundance urged for readers to bring teams and load fruit for shipment.
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