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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
5
Mrs. E J Haddock recovers after sickness. Elder Grey Haddock returns July 8 from a L D S mission to Germany and reports good health. O C Dunford family reunion planned for next week with Utah members visiting. Mrs Doyle Nelson active again after illness.
Local notes report Mayor Frank Jones and his wife visiting Randolph on business. Owen Telford bought Mrs. Mary Kennedy's residence and moved in. Taylor from the Lawrence Johnson fox farm begins a six week California vacation. Angus Rasmussen ends year of work in Randolph for a Southern Utah home. Frank Willmore family from Evanston pass through en route to Cokeville and then to Pocatello. Engineer Hall returns to Salt Lake City after days here for the new water system. A L D Relief Society party honors Mrs. Kennedy then she travels to Logan and on to Salt Lake City to reside.
Bern brief notices recount visits by Jake Jensen Montpelier to the Schmid home and Parker visitors from Salt Lake and Lanark. Celebrations on the Fourth of July drew many townspeople to Montpelier while relatives and friends joined events, hospital returns, and a funeral in Ovid.
At a 2 PM Fast meeting Luther B Reed, a local neighbor, spoke of his 14 months at home expressing gratitude to the Lord. The evening M I A session highlighted inter mountain development with Vernon Robison and Marie Weston among performers. visitors noted include Clara Watson of Pasadena.
Our men labored near the chapel grounds on the sixth afternoon clearing to feed the chapel lawn and water was installed there. Notables on vacation include a former state senator and local promoter at Falula Farm with son Shirley and Mrs. Pearl Glead Nebeker. Martin Henderson reports prosperity from Evanston. Stanley Mattson returns from Soda Springs hospital. Mrs. Martha Lamborn and two daughters visit kin. Clarence F. E. Weston Cheney and Harmon enjoy California motoring. Elijah C. Willis completes a mission service. Rufus Humphreys family will summer on the Dewitt Johnson farm. John C. Irwin and family visit from Devils Slide. cement mills shut four days for holiday. Bear Lake valley deemed seventh heaven for tourists with clear skies, cool nights, dust by day, and heavy blankets for comfort.
Probate Court in Bear Lake County Idaho orders all interested parties to appear August 12 at 11 00 AM in Paris Idaho to show cause why the administrator may sell the real estate of David R Humphreys deceased in private sale. A copy of the order must be published for four consecutive weeks in the Paris Post. Dated July 10, 1929. Christian Turner Probate Judge. Jy 11 a 1.
Annual statement details city expenses for Paris Idaho for the fiscal year ending May 1 1929 including general improvements street lighting water works cemetery and extraordinary costs with total revenue from all sources and bond interest funds. Dated July 1 1929 signed by Mayor and Clerk W Smith Hoge.
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