Paris community notes and holiday events listed
Local residents including County Assessor James Dunn and family visit Montpelier. Emerson school plans a Christmas program at the Opera House next Friday. A new furnace is installed at the Paris pavilion under Frank Beck. State Deputy Revenue Collector W B Hoge arrives for Christmas with his family. L Palmer returns from Salt Lake after dental work. A new baby boy arrives at the Oshifer home the previous Tuesday. Enid Rosengreen of Fielding High School Faculty heads home to Logan after heart illness. Paris Second ward hosts a Christmas program after the New Year tree. Lamont Passey returns from University of Utah for Christmas. F Beck reports buying a boiler for Paris Pavilion in Salt Lake. Andrew Romero moves to San Francisco for winter. George Humphreys of Ovid visits county seat. Sunday school conference set for Second ward with two sessions.
Big Christmas Dance in Lanark Draws Crowds
A large Christmas dance took place in Lanark on Tuesday December 26 with lively music and festive crowds. A baby boy was born last Monday to Mr and Mrs Grant Dunford. mother and child are healthy and the father receives many congratulations. Mrs Dunford is staying with Mr and Mrs James L Dunford.
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Grant Dunford
Dunford
James L. Dunford
Christmas Dance in Lanark and a schoolyard bishop twist
A note from Lanark recalls a big Christmas dance on Tuesday December 26. A Sabbath ward teacher tells children God has many names and a shy boy answers that the Lord blesses all, joking that the bishop is the giver of good. Also included is a diarist’s chaotic weekly recap of mishaps and mischief at home, school, and church.
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Tommy
Commissioners Meet In Adjourned Session Tuesday Morning
The Commissioners met in an adjourned session Tuesday morning with Chairman William R Morgan and Commissioners A Hart and R A Sullivan present. Accumulated bills were allowed. Mrs C Moore entertained friends at her home last Saturday evening with a birthday dinner in honor of her husband Dr C O Moore. The evening ended with games including dog 5002.
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R Morgan
A Hart
Sullivan
C, Moore
C. O. Moore
Man Attacked While Attempting to Move Estray Horses
Joseph Nye of St. Charles was kicked in the head and severely wounded while trying to drive several estray horses from a haystack late Sunday evening. Medical aid was called, and Nye is said to be recovering rapidly. Also noted is a Kensington party hosted Wednesday at Mrs. Wallace Averhts' home with many ladies in attendance and light refreshments.
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Joseph Nye
Kensington
Wallace “AverHt
Mesdames
A. W Shepherd
W Smith Hoge
C O Moore
Orson Grimmett
Joseph Pondrey
A. T Pendrey
Kay Pugmire
Earl Shepherd
Water tax notice from Pioneer Irrigation Mfg Co
The Pioneer Irrigation and Manufacturing Company reminds customers to settle water tax accounts. Contact T Pendrey Secretary at 46-21 to arrange payment before penalties are applied.
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Pioneer Irrigation & Mfg. Co
T. Pendrey
Secy
Jedediah Judkins Delights Garden City Audience
The Garden City Dramatic Company staged Jedediah Jedkins a comedy melodrama at the opera house last night to an appreciative crowd. A well chosen cast of experienced local players including Jedediah Jedkins C E Booth John Craincross Herbert Craincross Eugene Rich Reginald Windum Sr Cheal George Prentiss Thomas Hodges Horatio DeCamp Alex Sims Ross Pugmire Mrs Craincross Gladys Pope Virginia Booth Stella Rich and Mrs C S Booth delivered strong stage work with bright clean comedy and a happy ending.
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Jedediah Jedkins
Garden City Dramatic Company
Membres
Garden City
C. E. Booth
John Craincross
Cook
Herbert Craincross
Eugene Rich
Reginald Windum
Black horses and cattle nuisance on First South Street
Report of a black horse and two red cows roaming the First South street area at all hours causing considerable damage and becoming a public nuisance.
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First South
Grain Wanted Buy grain in small or carload lots
Victor Mouritsen advertises purchase of grain at top market price in any quantity, inviting sellers to contact the buyer at 42-31.
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Victor Mouritsen
Fire! Insurat All Kinds at Low Prices Earl Shepherd
Fire breaks out at Earl Shepherd store with flames affecting inventory as low price sales pitch notes Insurat brand items on display. Fire officials investigate cause and extent of damage while neighborhood shoppers observe.
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