04 Dec 1909
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1909
Page
1
The Garland hall ball hosted by the Ladies Self-Culture Club crowned the best kept home with a silver cup to J. W. Lewis and a rocking chair to Mrs. C J Campbell. Guests praised the evening as a top social of the season with Grover's orchestra providing music.
A Kitchen Shower at Mrs. J. A. Capener’s River side home honors Miss Ethel Ford of Centerville, soon to wed Ralph Richards of Riverside. About 60 guests, some from Garland, enjoyed parlor games, a shadow pantomime, and refreshments. Mrs. Wm. L. Rich won the guessing prize, Bradley J. Trunnell took the baby prize, and many useful gifts were presented. Also noted: two geese lost from Oscar Harris residence. finder contact Mr. Harris.
The sugar plant reports over 750 tons of beets sliced daily and a thriving run this season. A cold snap clogged the beet shed flames and the slicer was laid off briefly Monday morning, but the sugar boiling department stayed on track and production remains above average. Superintendent T. H. Edwards is pleased, expecting a record year.
For eczema tetter and salt rheum the intense itching is almost instantly allayed by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe cases have been cured by it. Sold by all dealers.
H Inowye a Japanese foreman in charge of Mark and H Hall employees fled Monday with nearly $1,000 belonging to Japanese laborers. He arrived in town, withdrew funds for the laborers, told them to wait at the depot, and vanished. About $550 to $350 is missing from local and Corinne Japs. A $100 reward for Snowye’s capture was offered.
Victor Turner, son of a railroad conductor, drank carbolic acid on Thanksgiving at 249 West 34th Street Ogden, in the presence of his sweetheart Libbie Brown and died within minutes. He reportedly said he would join the man with cross bones. Libbie Brown disputes any motive or alarm, medical aid came too late, funeral services followed in Ogden on Monday.
Bp A R Capener presided with choir singing We Thank Thee O God for a Pro phet and He Died the Great Redeemer Died Prayer by J F Dewey Sacrament administered by Elders Felix Baird and Lewis O Johnson Y M I officers released include 2nd Counselor Belva Welling and Secretary Mary Grover Sustained: Julia Baxter 2nd counselor Alice Munns secretary Jesse Groesbeck asst secretary Fawn Richards organist Speakers J P Christensen and A H Gleason Benediction by Felix Baird Attendance 76 Ward Clerk L W Preston
Public notice warns residents of Garland and vicinity about smallpox spread and urges citizen cooperation with health authorities. It cites quarantine and disinfection as key measures and recalls Utah laws requiring reporting of contagious diseases and prohibition on exposing others. The local health board will enforce these rules and address violations.
Joseph Jensen and Mrs. J A Wixom shared November 29 birthdays and were surprised by friends Monday evening at the Jensen home. The gathering, planned from the Rose residence, included games, candy and a candy pulling contest, with Felix Baird and Mrs Maggie Wixom winning at their tables. Attendees included Joseph Jensen J A Wixom J C Wheelon Ursel Rove W L Grover R B Baxter George Gleason Peter Jensen Felix Baird Mrs M D Bryana and Mrs Barah Jensen.
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