Bazar Raises Funds for Relief Societies Across Four Wards
The four ward Relief Societies hosted a multi day bazar from Tuesday noon to Friday midnight selling vegetables grains fruits and merchandise donated by the community. Meals were provided in rotation and proceeds totaled 659 dollars with a final repot of 612.50 after expenses. Event featured prizes including a shawl won by Annie Goates and a live goose feather pillow won by Bilas Terry. Wallace Peterson earned ten dollars in medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wert
Bamber
Annie Goates
Richard Hutchings
Bilas Terry
Morganne
Jake Cox
Mary Rockwell
T. Af. Wadsworth
Mary Winn
Wadswor
Bazar
Southwick Genealogical Society Formed in Provo
The Genealogical Society of A. J. Southwick in Provo organized on November 20 1906 adopting the Southwick Genealogical Society name. Officers include Wo Southwick Lehi President Samuel Southwick Cove Oregon 1st Vice President Edw Southwick Lehi Secretary and Historian Geo F Southwick Lehi Treasurer. The society aims to gather historical data on family branches and continue records via annual elections at a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Southwick
Provo
Southwick Genealogical Society
Wo. Southwick
Lehi
Samuel Southwick
Cove
Ore
James M. Southwick
Idaho Falls
Vice Press
Edw. Southwick
Geo. F. Southwick
Thanksgiving Special Round Trip Tickets to Utah
The railroad will sell round trip tickets to all points in Utah on November 23 and 29 with final limit December 3. A single fare for the round trip is set at 26 cents. W. A. Ford, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pd. Rk
G. RR
Utah
W. A. Ford
Shipped a Car of Clay to Los Angeles
John W. Smith and BW Rows ship a car of Kaolin clay from Kendall Clay beds in Cedar valley to Los Angeles to aid china manufacture. If satisfactory, potential steady supply of 1000 tons yearly. California currently imports England sourced clay by sea around Cape Horn. Cedar Valley clay believed superior and may replace English product in California market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Smith
Kendall
Cedar Valley
Los Angeles
China
California
England
Veeselk
Cape Horn
Lehi People Do Well in Canada Report
Richard Bradshaw traveled from Magrath to Canada last Friday and reports Lehi people prospering this year. He threshes 12 000 bushels, recently sold 10 000 at 65 cents each. John Bradshaw has a threshing machine at work three weeks and aims for over 19 000 bushels. he also has 1 000 screy of wheat planted for next season. Sick leads a large horse business and Norse breeding. he travels to Chicago for his Alberta ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bradshaw
Dow
Magrath
Canada
John Bradshaw
John
Sick
Chicago
Loaden
Woes of a Prospector and the Cyclone’s Aftermath
A prospector in the Alpine north region endures a fierce storm with scant shelter. His camp is wrecked by a cow-encountering wanderer who consumes provisions and scatters belongings. He borrows flour and yeast powder to bake a makeshift sustenance and plans to continue prospecting once recovered.
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State of
Texas
Local Briefs Highlight Social Events and Regional News
Mrs. George Sehow plans an extended visit with daughter Virgie Webb. New line of men's and boys clothing at Racker Mere Co. George A. Goates and Miss Della Jenson wed in Salt Lake Temple. One year old child of James Lamb died Saturday. burial Sunday. Victor P. Wells in Lehi appointed special representative for Mutual Life Insurance. Anderson and Ny But pursue copper property work at Simpson Springs. New Tabernacle Organ arriving. Clayton Music Co. installing. cost 3000. to rival state’s best. Dr Hooker and Sugar Trust reps visit Lehi. Public urged to bring children to People’s Coop. Professors Northrop and Jardine assist Titan program. Jardine to Washington as agronomist. Community meeting on dry land farming set for Friday Nov 30 at 7:30 in First Ward. Paxman of Nephi to speak. The operetta Berry Pickers staged by public schools praised. children honored. library aided.
High School Fraternity Forms For Mutual Help And Recreation
Eight or ten boys organize a High School Fraternity focused on mutual helpfulness and recreation. Attendance rises as students return from industrial congestion. Freshmen number 28 and Sophomores 29 with growing school spirit evident in competition for Xmas story prizes. Principal Hopkins promises high quality stories from talented English students.
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Prises
Prin. Hopkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Genealogical Society
Ayer
Lowell
Aver
George Sehow
Virgie Webb
Wm Tdaho
Racker Mere. Co
Salt Lake Temple
George A. Goates
James Lamb
Victor P. Wells
East Lake City
Rdv
Southwick
Mutual Life 1nGrance
Chris Anderson
J. Ny But
Simpson Springs
Tabernacle
Clayton Music Co
Dr. Hooker
Overmeyer
Messrs. Thomas and
Felried
Sugar City
Sugar Trust
Lehi Bunda
Satie
Northrop and
Jardine
Share State Ee Sy
Prof
Washington
First Ward
Paxman of
Nephi
Lehi Merc
Lehi Merc, CO
LDS
Standard Knitting CO
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