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H The Garland Globe.
H Saturday, January 8, 1910.
R A "Happy New Year"-if it
H isn't too late.
H Mrs. Celia M. Grover in on
H the sick list.
H Mosiah Evans was an Ogden
H visitor Thursday.
H Merchant B. F. Boothe came
H back from Brigham Tuesday.
H J. Y. Rich returned Monday
H from a business trip to Salt
H Lake.
H P. A. Nordquist and 0. E.
H Wilson come back from Ogden
H Monday night.
H Joseph Baird of Brigham,
H brother of Felix D. Baird, spent
H Monday in Garland.
H Albert Hales, who has had a
H severe attack of lumbago, is
H able to be around again.
M Miss Floyd Mantlo of Field-
H ing has accepted a position with
H the Henrie Millinery Co.
H A fine daughter came to the
H home of Mr. and Mrs. John
H Devey New Year's night.
H The Misses Hazel Wight and
H Mabel Miller returned from a
H visit to Brigham Monday night.
B Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Haws
H moved into their fine new dwell-
H ing on Factory street last week.
H v W. L. Grover was a passenger
H to the state capital Monday
H afternoon returning Tuesday
H evening.
H Allen Lishman of Cardston,
H Alberta, Canada, brother of
H R. M. Lishman spent lust week
H inGarlund.
H Number 108 takes the fine
H electric lamp raffled off by Biter
H Bros. Drug Co. Who has the
B lucky number?
H Sorn L. Miller of El wood, who
H was in Garland on business
H Monday, gavo the Globe office
H a pleasant call.
H Miss Ada Bingham left last
H Saturday foi Ggden to take a
H special course at the Ggden
H Business College.
H Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jensen
H returned Sunday night from a
H visit with relatives in Muntua
H and Brigham City.
H Miss Jesse Groesbeck is one
H of the girls who shouts "num-
H ber" at the central office of the
I R. M. B. Tel. Co.
B Miss Mamie Sasser returned
H last Sunday evening from a
H week's visit with her sister, Mrs.
H Bulah Hunsaker of Honeyville.
H Miss Margret Harned, who
H recently came here from Ken-
H tncky, has accepted a position
B with Jensen Brothers as book-
H keeper.
M Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Schneider
H were incoming passengers on
H Monday night's train. They
B spent a few days in the state
H capital.
B Joseph Had field and Wm.
B Buxton of Riverside were in
B town on business Tuesday.
B They gave the Globe office a
H pleasant call.
H Godley E. Miller, proprietor
Hi of the Club House, accompani-
B ed by his wife, returned Mon-
B duy evening from a trip to
B Brigham and Willard.
W. E Getz,
Tremonton, Utah.
H Eyee II Glaesee
Teeted Fitted
A. S. Rose returned to his
home in Farmington Tuesday
morning. He is much improv
ed in health and his many friends
both here and there will be pleas
ed to learn of his recovery.
Miss Vera Carter of Brigham,
sister of Mrs. Jennie Wallis re
turned home Monday. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Wallis's
babies who spent ono day with
their grandmama in the county
seat.
Geo. W. Austin and Charles
Munns went to Lehi Sunday to
attend the funeral services of
Mrs. Rose Austin, wife of Parley
Austin, who died in that city
New Year's day. The funeral
was held Monday.
Ezra Jensen, who has been
assisting Agent F. F. Gross at
the depot, left Monday to take
a special business course at the
Utah Agricultural College of
Logan. G. W. Miller has taken
his place at the place.
The Sunday School children
were given a free dance at the
hall last Saturday afternoon and
in the evening the officers,
teachers and older members en
joyed themselves in tripping
the light fantastic roe.
W. L. Grover got in two cars
of coal Wednesday and a line
of teams from the depot to town
Were after it. A number of them
jgot about 200 to 500 pounds and
the rest got "nit." Whenever
a car of coal comes in teams
from EHwood to Riverside come
here to get it and many times
our town people "go short1' on
this account.
The following young people
who came home for the holidays
have all returned to resume their
studies: Miss Iva Vaufleet,
Weber Stake Academy; The
Misses Hazel Edwards and
Teresa Kennard, L. D. S. Un
iversity; Earnest .Jensen, Mil
lard Grover and Chas. Clayton,
A. C. U. Logan; Geo. King, the
Misses Lucy and May King,
B. Y. ( College, Logan.
The Misses Hazel Carlisle and
Mattie Strong of Alpine, who
have made this city their home
for the past year or more, re
turned to their old home last
week. Miss Strong was chief
operator at the central office of
the R. M. B. Tel. Co. and Mus
Carlisle was formerally one of
the "central", girls but later
lady clerk at the B. M. & P. Co.
Take your time going, girls,
but hurry back.
One of our
Frost Kings
or
Frost Queens
would go fine these days.
Olive oil of the ory best
quality. A fresh sup " just in
Domestic and Impo.ted, in
handy paskages, ranging in
price from 25c to $1.25.
See Our Window.
Km Bros. Drag Go.
Logan and Garland, Utah,
Franklin, Preston and Mont
pelier, Idaho.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bingham
are visiting relatives in Ogden.
Miss Vera Edwards returned i
Monday from a pleasant visit
to Brigham city.
Mr. end Mrs. E. H. Morris of
Brigham spent one day last I
week in Garland the guests of
Joseph E. Corbett, who is a ,
brother of Mrs. Morris.
Joe Orgil's pulp train side
tracked on New Year's day.
Sevei'al hours delay in traffic
was about the most serious part
of the wreck. Joe came out on
top.
County Attorney Nols Jen son
of Brigham, who is secretary
and treasurer of the Garland
Milling Co., was here on busi
ness connected with the mill
Tuesday.
The Qwcns Hotel
N. A. Peterson, Prop.
Garland, --- Utah.
European Plan.
Dwmtt Double 7")c and Up.
Rooms SinRl)i r)0e uml Up
Cafe serves half orders which
makes it reasonable.
Money to Loan
at .")
Will build or buy you a home
give you J) years to poy for it.
$1. 26 per mouth on each $1(K)
borrowed will pay back any
loan in 9 years including in
terest. Can you afford to be without
a hornet
Geo. W. Miller,
Agent for Jackson Loan ft
Trust Co.
Garland, Utah. Phone 1(2 Blk !
JOHN .1. SHUMWAY.
JAMES J. THOMPSON.
LIST Your PROPERTY With
SHUMWAY &
THOMPSON.
Quick Sales, Favorable terms
on Real Estate Loans.
Notary work carefully attend
ed to. Fire Insurance..
Hell phones 80 blk, and
9-2 red, Garland, Utah.
Garland Harness
Company,
J. Y. Jensen, President.
0. 0. Anderson, Manager.
Dealers in
Harness Saddles and Saddlery
Hardware.
Eepa iriug a Specialty.
Pearl Annex. Garland. Utah.
Boyd and Francis
DEALEliK IN
Fine Candies, Ice Cream,
Soda Water, etc.
Oranges, Bananas und
Fresh Fruit in Season.
Gurland, Utah.
THE-
ROYAL
BARBER SHOP,
P. 8. Cbecketks, Prop.
Garland, Utah!
Shaving, Hair (Jutting, Shani
pooning and Massaging.
Next door to Gar. Harness Co.
Ageute for Brigham Kteam
Laundry.
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1 NOTICE! 1 1
0 We have a few Men's Sweater Coats (&
W reduced from $3.50 to $3.00 and $3.25 1
J to $2.85. Very Seasonable Articles.
H 18 pairs of Men's No. 6 A R T I C S at H I
j $1.26 per pair until olosed out. gg
H 8 Suits of Men's Clothing At J-jK
H 6 Suits of Boy's Clothing Half
H 5 Suits of Children's Clothing 'prce
h GOOD GROCERIES. W I
3 On Hand all the Time I
jg Give us a chance to quote you prices. Kg!
W. L. GROVER & SONS.
aWHERE THE TEAMS STOPa
Further Argument I
Useless. 1
There's n certain point In nearly everything I
made, beyond which cheapness ceases to he eeon-
One of these things is lumber. H
Cheap lumber, like shoddy furniture or paper 9
BOled shoes, is always dearest in thv end. Keniem- I
ber, its the final, not the first, cost that counts. I
Kvery time repairs have to be made on your build- i I
fogs makes your cheap lumber cost you just that 1 1
much more. I Hj r
We sell the good kind and everything else BEST , I
in the Furniture and Hardware line.
You can't get poor stuff here we don't keep it.
JENSEN BROS., oarl0ah I
I Eor Two Weeks
I ONLY I j
1 PRIOR TO STOCKTAKING j
25 per cent I
I Discount I
I ON ALL OUR I
I Boy's and Children's I j
C L O T H I N G j
Bargains! Bargains! I
"Garland Mercantile Co.,
r3 Wm. Preston, Mgr. cjj
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