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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
8
The notice states the item is entered as second class matter on February 17 1908 at the Garland Utah post office under the act of March 4 1870 and marks its mailing status.
A roundup of local society notes includes births, travels, and visits. Brigham City residents Brigham Marriott’s wife welcomed a daughter on Saturday. Brigham City figures like Biter brothers Drug Co. and Booth Mercantile are mentioned with staff updates. Local officials and businesspeople such as Deputy Sheriff Chas Wight and W. Long of Denver appear in brief items. Licensing news notes W. Anderson and T. M. Peterson obtaining a marriage license, while Elva Boothe returns to work at Riter Bros. Drugstore. An accident report notes Bellus Robinson’s scald injuries from hot waste water with no serious harm.
We express sincere thanks and appreciation to all who rendered assistance during the loss and burial of our loving baby and for the expressions of sympathy shown in this hour of trial. Mn axp Mas W R Vanriger
Louise Ro Vat, aged 1 year 8 months, died Wednesday morning from a prolonged bout of whooping cough. Dr Franke attended, and the funeral was Thursday at the family residence with large attendance and several speakers offering comfort. Procession to city cemetery followed. Other items note coal shortages in Harriman lines and personnel changes at local markets and businesses.
The ward held a Sunday Fast Day service presided by 1st Counselor D E Manning with choir numbers and prayers. New members Wallace Seoriat was confirmed, babies blessed, and testimonies given by High Councilmen L Nichola J Peters and W Crandall amid hymns and remarks. Evening M I A meeting followed.
A well attended Rice family reunion was held last Saturday in Thin City at the home of Hyrum B Rice. Representatives were present from Logan Hooper Millville Greenville and Farmington Win and Vonley King and wives attended. About 50 people were present with Mr and Mrs Alvin Ipsen of Bear River City and Mr and Mrs W L Grover among guests. Mrs Lucy A Clark serves as vice president. Supper at 6 pm followed by genealogical subjects temple work recitations and socializing.
George E Williams and Delaney Wilson of Salt Lake City Utah filed for a United States patent on the Butcher Boy Lode Mining Claim in Park Valley District Box Elder Utah. The claim covers 1337.3 feet lode and 300 feet surface, Survey No 4525, with bearings and corners defined and adjoining claims New State Mine No 1 and June Bug lode. Publication runs nine weeks in Garland Globe with attorney Smith and Putnam. First pub Oct 20 1906. inst pub Dec 15 1906.
The community mourns the sudden death of Bishop J M Secrist of Farmington at Mr F D Wellinog s home. A fine baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Brigham Merriott last Saturday. Typhoid patients recover, many did not register on Election day, and Mr Charlea Wood has been ill. Mrs F D Welling shows improvement after ailing.
Fife and Clark's bay team, tied to a large rig left at the Sugar Factory, bolted as the driver sought voters. They struck an electric pole, breaking the tongue and damaging the horn, but no serious injuries occurred. William Clark's team also ran loose and, though excited, was restrained with firm handling.
A Monday evening rally at the city hall featured precinct chairman Josh Jensen, speakers Heale and F. J. Holton, and music from Carl Johnson and Bud Buchannon. Holton urged support for the administration and party nominees, with each candidate praised for their principles.
In the Deseret Farmer's May issue a reader from southern Utah asked about the Russian Olive. The correspondent sought information on the plant and its suitability for local conditions and uses.
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