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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1909
Page
7
Miss Iva Parkinson of this city and Mr. C. B. Showell of Stone Idaho were married at Brigham City county courthouse Monday. A reception at the King home Wednesday followed with about twenty five guests. The couple will reside in Stone Idaho.
Justice Burdett Smith issued two decisions last Saturday. Albert Hoff won a judgment of 201.25 dollars with costs against Martin Stark, with likely appeal or request for a new trial. A motion to avoid the attachment of W L Grover & Sons on Utah Idaho Sugar Co. funds belonging to Nogiwa et al was overruled.
The case of the State of Utah versus Co. H. Hales set for trial before Justice Hadley in the Malad precinct on Tuesday was compromised on Sunday.
The Ladies' Self-Culture Club gathered at Mrs Ethel Lewis's home Thursday afternoon with fifteen members present. President Bertha Campbell chaired. guest Mrs Exile Be Foulger attended. Topics included a letter from Israel Cummings about the High Altitude Cook Book and current topics on the Reclamation Bill and Japan.
The Bothwell Dramatic Co presented The World Against Him at Garland Hall Saturday night to strong local praise. Cast included Gerald Watson Jerry J R Jones Cel Matthew Lee Southern banker W E Hawkins James Blackburn Joseph Stokes Jack Worthington Frank Johnson Mrs Lee Mrs Maud Dewey France a disputed son Miss Lizzie Barnett. Mrs A N Nichols offered piano solos between acts. Proceeds supported the Bothwell meeting house with plans to return.
The Foote Stock Co praised as a top dramatic outfit staged Wife in Name Only to a packed Smithfield crowd. The company, with strong performers and an excellent band, returns Friday February 12 replacing February 19 and plays a two night run at Garland hall February 26 and 27.
The National Stock Co performed at the Garland Opera House on February 10 and 11. The shows drew well and satisfied audiences with the up-to-date company delivering "The Hill of Nevada" on Wednesday and "A Double Life" on Thursday, described as a genuine season highlight. The troupe, praised for its polish and audience appeal, also played "Hill of Nevada" in Tremont, with neighbors urged to attend for value.
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that may develop into pneumonia overnight are quickly cured by Fo ley's Honey and Tar. It soothes inflamed membranes heals the lungs and expels the cold from the system. Aiter Bros Garland Tremonton Drug Store Tremonton.
Beginning February 15 the Utah Idaho Sugar Co will enter into contracts with beet growers at the office in Garland Utah for the 1900 growing season.
An excellent company performs at Garland Amusement Hall Friday evening in February. The event promises entertaining acts and lively atmosphere for local patrons seeking night entertainment.
Notice announces a February 18 1909 meeting at 2 pm for members of The Corporation of the Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Portage Ecclesiastical Ward Malad Stake Utah. Purpose to authorize transfer of all real property to the Portage Corporation and to elect two directors. Dated February 4 1909. Enoch Harris president and William H. Gibbs secretary.
Malad hosts Hamp and Lillywhite in a brisk 20 round match on the 18th showcasing Brig ham's bright light in a lively scene.
Bishop A. R. Capener presided at Sunday services with choir singing The Happy Day has Rolled On and How Great the Joy. Sacrament by George Henrie and Peter Ross. Mrs R L Bush and Mr and Mrs Frank Wood welcomed as ward members. Four babies blessed and Adron Rice confirmed. Testimony meeting followed with several members speaking. Closing quartette Galilee. Benediction by Lorin Preston.
Ed mond Carroll stars in the title role of We Are King at the Garland Amusement Hall on Friday evening February 19. Carroll, closely linked with Walker Whiteside productions, performs Venner in a dual part and the cycinal king with noted magnetism and rapid transformations. A. W. Cross, manager, has assembled many of Whiteside’s original cast for a new reduction.
Excursions to Cheyenne dated February 21st and 22nd via Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific. Also Dry Farming Congress limited to February 28th. See agents for rates and further particulars. Amount £18-27.
ST0HL FURNITURE CO announces complete undertaking services including embalming, caskets, burial clothes and artificial flowers with reasonable prices and guaranteed satisfaction from The Reliable Furniture House.
Riverside resident Moron Ward seen on the street as Garland hosts visits from Brigham City Logan and Ogden figures. Lincoln birthday observed with business closures and civic notes while Dundee area talks of a bridge concern and local entertainment plans unfold.
Notice appears to be a classified or public notice referencing a dry farming congress with a date of February 28 and a prompt to see agents for rates and further particulars. The fragmentary text offers no concrete action or location beyond the date and advisory instruction.
A clipped note lists rates and subsequent details for the Dry Farming Congress. The fragment names key charges and asks readers to consult the article for complete terms and conditions.
The ad mentions Hexamethylentetraamine as a throat soother and lists Foley's Kidney Remedy with claims of soothing inflammation and aiding urine. It cites Riter Bros., Garland, and Tremonton Drug Store in Tremonton as locations to obtain the product.
Early Thursday morning a son was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Van Leuvan but the joy turned to sorrow Friday noon as the child died. Ira Taylor reported his wife in Lehi gave birth to a son on Monday February first. Funeral services are set for today at 2 pm at the residence. Also a farewell for Mrs J F Featherstone as secretary of the Ladies Self Culture Club was held at her Factory street home with a token of remembrance offered by members.
Advertisement warns that pneumonia often follows la grippe but not Fo ley's Honey and Tar. It urges avoiding imitatives and endorses the genuine product in the yellow package sold by Riter Bros Tremonton and Tremonton Drag Store Tremonton.
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