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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
8
Two marriage licenses issued in the past week. Russel Oliver Dayton of Cokeville and Flora Corzens of Border were married by Deputy Clerk W. Smith Hoge. Also Howard Chesley Carroll of Tusa and Leona Stacey of Diamondville were married by the same official.
The new root beer stand next to Novelty Theatre, owned by F. J. Price, opened for the summer season Tuesday. It sells root beer noted for its refreshing taste and quality. the stand uses special equipment and over 300 feet of coil pipe cooled with ice. Glass tumblers are washed and sterilized after each use.
Attorney Geraint Humphreys filed a county clerk complaint last Friday over a laborers lien foreclosure against Keystone Phosphate Co. The document, estimated to be the longest of its kind in county records, lists more than twenty plaintiffs and several defendants across 229 pages. Wages due and thirty days extra at seven percent interest are claimed, with workers earning five dollars a day before mine suspension and total amounts running into thousands.
A message received by Mrs Nancy Pugmire from her son J R Pugmire in Logan Utah says his wife is doing as well as can be expected and should be out of danger within twenty four hours if her condition does not worsen She underwent an operation on Tuesday for gall bladder trouble.
The Fielding Alumni Association holds its annual dance Friday evening May 27 at the Paris Pavilion. Music by the Tavern Orchestra. Promoters claim it will be the largest and best social event of the season.
Miss Gladys Athay recovering in Ogden after appendicitis surgery. New clerks Arvilia Wilcox and Ruby Lewis join B L Root Beer stand. Grandy & Hoge Automobile Co. reps tour south valley for business. E J Baird aids county records work at courthouse. M Sawyer and George Baker from Salt Lake tax dept at OSLR Co. offices. E J Hilton and Atty Blummer visit Paris for Le Vern Nelson homestead contest. Haddock represents contestee.
The Emerson school announces students placed on the honor roll for May. Names listed include Nadia Hoge D Aletta Spencer Marguerite Dunn Dora Price Vilate Law Virginia Rich Earl Spencer Myrle Law Beecher Pendrey Marie Clayton S Lark Allred Ruth Moore June Clayton Russell Innes Almira Collin Yvonne Allred Norma Hulme and others.
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