The Ephraim Enterprise from Ephraim, Utah • 8

-1 THE EPHRAIM ENTERPRISE EPHRAIM, UTAH if A NOTICE OF SALE FOR SPECIAL TAXES M1CKIE SAYS WOMEN STUDENTS MEET IN SALT LAKE IT HEW STORE TO EPHRHI Henry McGee Will Occupy Peter Lund Store Building. SALT LAKE (TTY, Nov. 17. Miss Olive Anderson of Ephraim was In attendance at the third annual Western The Teter Lund store building which conference of the Associated Women has recently been rebuilt after lwinir 1 held November 8 to 11 at the Notice is hereby given that special taxes for Sidewalk Paving District Numbers 1, 2. 4, 5, 6, 7 and Extension No.

1 District No. 6 and Extension No. 2 District No. 4 are due and unpaid in the amounts and upon lands set forth and described in the delinquent list hereto attached, and, unless said taxes together with interest and costs of publication, are paid on or before the 18th day i November, 1922, the real property upon which such taxes are a lien will on said day be sold for taxes, costs of advertising and expense of sale at the West Front Door of the City Hall in Ephraim, Utah, beginning at the hour of one o'clock p. m.

of said day and continuing until all of said parcel shall hare been sold. 'Dated at Ephraim, Utah, this 31st day of October, 1922. HENRY PEDERSON, City Treasurer, i District No. 1. Lot Block .1 20 58.78 Plus Cost 34.20 Plus Costs 6.50 Plus Cost! Opera House C.

Sondrup 1 Lizzie Nisson 2 Block 20 16 19 LYCEUM NUMBER WILL BE PRESENTED SATURDAY NIGHT The Nevin Concert Company Announced as Attraction at Snow Junior College Auditorium. The Nevin Concert company Is announced by the music department of the Snow Junior College as the next number on the lyeeum course. This splendid company takes as a foundation for its program representative comiKisitions of the great American comiKiser, Ethelbert Nevin, and presents them in a way that makes everyone appreciate their melody an.i tunefulness. The personnel of the company includes Miss Irene Taylor, cellist and readci of ability. Miss Olive Pearce, violinist.

Block Plat A Block 6 4 4 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 16 Amount 195.30 Plus Cost Amount 145.72 Plus Costa 78.80 Plus Cost 127.61 Plus Costs 121.47 Plus Costs 122.00 Plus Costs 125.54 Plus Costs 117.39 Plus Costs 104.13 Plus Cost 80.10 Plus Costa 99.70 Plus Costa 86.35 Plus Cat 6 33 32 32 31 20 18 21 27 Block 10 15 11 14 14 .26 26 ,30 Block 132.52 Plus Costs 93.05 Plus Costs 43.26 Plus Costs 58.37 Plus Costs 51.85 Plus Costa 1.51 Plus Costs 47.47 Plus Cost! 34.41 Plus Costs Amount 60.04 Plus Costs 59.54 Plug Cosst 105.05 Plus Costs 218.13 Plus Costs 98.08 Plus Costs 73.18 Plus Costs 118.21 Plus Costs 55.08 Plus Costs Amount District No. 2 Lot Oscar Nielson 34 District No. 4. Lot A. C.

Nielson Jr, 6 Thos. A. Peterson .5 Isaac Kelson per Ebbe Kelson 1 Chris Christensen per Ebbe Kelson 7 E. P. Christensen per N.

II. Anderson 8 O. Sorensen 9 Alum Kelson -1 Johnny Hansen per E. P. Christensen 7 Orson P.

Allred 8 Mart Johnson 1-1 Rasmussen Brothers per Chas. Uasmusson Extension No. 2 District No. 4. John E.

Hill per E. P. Tliomander G. Aaron Hansen per J. Christensen Alfred Bailey Jr.

Franklin Bailey Julia Olson Thorpe Lauritz Nielson 1 D. Davis Anna K. Armstrong Extension No. 1 District No. 6.

W. E. Lamb Thomas P. Thomson Ilans C. Jensen Elmer Sorensen Harold Sorenson Levi Poulson David Christensen Chas.

Henry Wilson Extension No. 2 District No. 6. 1 2 8 5 3 7 3 Lot 9 7 6 9 3 5 4 Lot destroyed by fire will be occupied within the next two weeks, and a dry goods store conducted there, according to announcement made this week. Henry McGee of Salt Lake City, who has been making his home in Epb raim with his family, for several months, has leased' the building from Mr.

Lund. Mr. McGee left this week for Salt Lake where he will purchase the stock for the Mr. McGee, during his residence in Ephraim, has been employed as a tra eling salesman for the Ogden Wholesale Grocery. He has had extended business experience in many parts et the United States and Canada, operating stores of various kinds.

Mr. McGee states that he intends the outset to stock the staple merchandise, rather than place on the shelve a great amount of unmovable stock and thatjt will be his policy to serve his patrons and to sell merchandise it as low a price as will permit of a reasonable profit. Enterprise welcomes Mr. MpG to Ephraim and we trust his busine-experience here may prove both pleasant and. profitable.

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Fred Schultz has returned from Axtcll where she visited her sister, Mrs. George Johansen. Miss Lnella Christensen returned Wednesday from a weeks visit in Salt 4 IF I VJOX BOMWld fk VO ADOWl'SE 'W GUT EMUUF OVER-HAUL JOBS LAST KAE all voiwtEa, iusyead of HfcsViU' tUEVK eOVAE V4 ViFXY BPRIUG VJHE.V1 VO BE BVLUEP. THAW A OUE-LG3D TIGHT ROPE WALKER Romance, Mystery and Thrills The Case and The Girl By Randall Parrish ANEW detective story of breathless interest in which an amateur in vestigator solves a baffling problem in a unique manner. Bursting with action, incident and adventure a typical Randan Parrish tale of hand-to-hand battles between strong menj blood-quickening exploits and the romance of henn ism and love.

Follow It as a Serial in The Enterprise Your Copy for that newspaper advertisement or circular may express yoor idea but effectiva typographical diiplay ia accessary to get beat result. With your knowledge ot your busiaeaa and our knowledge of the printing art we oea co-operate to mu-tual advaotage. 30 REMEMBER Wa Are Always Vow Service VW.SVV.WW.'AWJV.'WA Ejdiraim Lady In Attendance at Con ference of Association of Women Students Held November 8-11 University of Utah. About eighty-five delegates were in attendance, including the Dean's of Women and the girl representatives of the different colleges and junior colleges. President George Thomas of the Un iversity of Utah gave the address of welcome to the delegates.

He announced that the goal to which we are striving, here on the campus, is higher scholarship; and that the prima.y function of a college Is the utmost capacity in the minds of its students.but that social activities must not eclipse intellectual pursuits. Honor societies, scholarship, dormitory problems, social activities, student self-government, and the efficiency of the Womens Self Government Associations were the chief topics of discusion. Social activities drew the greatest interest of the conference. Reports were given and it was discussed as to whether the women were under or over-organized and which condition was conducive to the best scholarship. It was the concensus of the conference that freshmen should be trained so that the might develop into all-around scholars in their senior year.

The delegates were given an appreciation of the resources and benutles of Utah by Wesley E. King, who sioke at the opening session and by Dr. J. E. Broadus, who gave an illustrated lecture on Utah the Beautiful.

Lavish entertainments were given the delegates. Banquets, dances, and musicals were on the program. Each delegate represented at least five hundred women and will carry to them the messages of the conference. This Keans You, Mr. Merchant! FID you know that you and this paper have an interest in common? Your success helps the community as a whole which in turn is of benefit to us.

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The Taylor players have arranged a route to play this territory every two weeks on the same night in the week and their first play will Ik Tuc Call of the North Woods which received much favorable comment when presented in Salt Lake. In addition to a regular four-ait comedy drama the Taylor players present vaudeville lietween the acts thereby doing away with tiresome wails and the Famous Toby Quartette is always a big hit and the funny sayings and songs of Toby always brings rounds of laughter. Ferris Taylor renders some song selections and he pos sesses a deep baritone-basso voice Other members appear in vaudeville numbers from time to time. The Call of the North Woods" is a story possessing strong dramatic and comedy scenes and a well written love story. In this play Toby has an aw ful hard time trying to raise his dad and in fact has to do the proposing for his father who has his heart set on marrying a widow but doesnt seem to make much progress until Toby takes a hand.

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ltc i PROBATE AN'D GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES (Cosuit County Clerk or Respective Signers for Further Information.) IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND for Sanpete County, State of Utah. Estate of Thomas P. Lund, Deceased. The undersigned will sell at private sale about 111 bushels of wheat of which one-half is defective, and about 8 tons of alfalfa hay and 200 head of stock sheep in the herd of Peter Lund of Manti, and covered by permit on. the Manti Forest on or after the 18tb day of November A.

D. 1922, and writ-' ten bids will be received at my denee In Ephraim, Utah. The terms of the sale is Ten' per cent to accompany offer and balance on confirmation by the court. Dated this 2nd day of November, A. D.

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