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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
1
Master Chandler Bowen, son of Mr and Mrs Geo F Bowen, received severe cuts to head and face when a team knocked him down as a crowd crossed in front of Riter Bros drug store. He was treated by Dr Rich and is recovering at home.
Elder Fred Rogers who served two years and nine months in Northern Colorado and Western Nebraska returned home last Saturday night and is pleased to be home. Elder Hyrum S. Rice came back from the South after presiding over the Northwestern Virginia conference and aiding in missionary work and also expresses happiness to be home.
The Democratic rally at Garland hall Tuesday night drew a large crowd. Miss Blanche Cozier sang to warm applause while A H Archibald chaired. George May Wynn L Eddy and Judge W H Dusenberry attended with Eddy opening remarks on the county ticket and a letter from B H Roberts denying GOP and state papers claims of a Democratic American party league. Dusenberry spoke forcefully on national issues as Democratic literature circulated afterward.
Twenty two members attended at Mrs Celia Grover’s home with Prof Esther Evans presiding. Minutes and roll call were followed by a financial report on the Manti trip and a planned social. Mrs Rose and Rose Vanfleet shared experiences as delegates. Refreshments were served and the club adjourned for two weeks to meet at Mrs May Fife’s home.
Collinston George Johnson son of Bishop R A Johnson of Beaver fell while sliding down the echho bannalishter last Friday breaking the right arm. Mrs R J Smith seriously ill the past four weeks convalescing rapidly. Mildred Maughan nursing Mrs Smith past three weeks returned to Logan Friday. Willie Morgan spent Sunday and Monday in town. Devere Morgan and Ralph Stainer went to Logan Friday to see the Colorado School of Mines vs U game. Evan Morgan was in Ogden Sunday and Monday on business. A M Brown auctioned horses wagons and surrey on Saturday losing one hitch sking animal died of mange. Dr R J Smith went to Corinne Tuesday for Masunte lodge. Mrs John Earl of Plesding typhoid fever convalescing and able to be up again. A dance in Fielding Friday last. Jake Hendrickson building two room addition to his house.
A well dressed woman repeatedly interrupted a political speaker by coughing. The ad suggests Foley's Honey and Tar to cure coughs and colds, noting it contains no opiates and is in a yellow package. Refers readers to Aiter Bros, Garland and Tremonton drug stores.
Mrs. Mary Olxen Laub of Fielding received a pleasant Bundle Shower Friday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Hilda Nordquist and friends. She was presented with numerous useful household articles and a luncheon was served.
A letter by Wynn L. Eddy, Democratic County Chairman, defends the public against F. W. Fishburn's attacks at a Republican rally. Eddy argues schools should be kept out of politics, cites Fishburn as supporting a measure that centralized control, and notes his own opposition to the consolidation method and toSigners’ petition process.
Local social items include M Jensen visiting Mantua relatives, Mrs Peters Jensen returning from Paradise Utah, and many teachers attending a field institute in Brigham. Reports of visitors from Fielding and Newton, a valuable horse death at F D Welling’s, Wight’s campaign stop, and plans for a new Salt Lake City paper by W and Peet. Garland sugar factory back in operation, Halloween festivities, new voter registrations, Steger plane interest, and new brick residences planned on Factory Street.
The piece defends the Democratic party in Box Elder County urging support for District Judge candidate Justin D. Call and Governor hopeful Jesse William Knight. It praises Senator Reed Smoot and criticizes opposition, naming Lyman R. Martineau and Lewis S. Wight, and endorses local contenders Dick Davis, P. M. Hansen, and others while urging voter trust in the people.
Last Sunday morning Garland Sunday school re organized with Charles Edwards as superintendent Fred Rogers as assistant and John Devey Jr as assistant.
The Sunset precinct will have Peter Jensen, A R Capener and Ureel Rowe as judges of election appointed at the previous Board of County Commissioners session.
Bp A R Capener presided over Sunday services with Joseph Jensen leading opening prayers. Elders A J Grover and Lorenzo Smith administered the sacrament. New members L W Preston LaVon Smith and Mary A Robinson were welcomed as ward members. Elder Fred Rogers spoke followed by Elder Elias Kimball on temperance local option and prohibition. Benediction by Thos EB King. A later M I Associations meeting featured an engaging program.
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