| Show The brick used in the new store was mixed with horse power made After the adobes atbrick yard west were formed of town they were covered with and sand until thoroughly dry then packed and burned forweek or two wood from the Cedar ladder was Hills placed was Time in and men it would formed bucket burst and be brigade but the new store drawing knives ties on hand the discarded class bricks and other up the bricks were saturated The good bricks were materials were used Any tested in building The huge timbers were hewn withbroad axe and smoothed withlarge basement furnished ample room for the storing of commodiand An outside first Cedar that carried water again by laying them in running water for several days Nothing burlap used for burning the Tadder where it was poured over the kiln until brick with and was at its peak stairway along the store carried the east side twelve of the store thousand dollar led totheatre stock and dance hall in the second story that served as an up-to-date amusement center accomodating larger crowds than the previously used Social Hall on the church square When the term holders decided to it was referred to and was managed by providesite for References of incorporation of the Mt PleasantCI expired the stockincorporate under the name of Equitable Co-op and Sometimes as the Co-op Store Later the name was changed to Union Store Andrew Madsen for many years The building was finally razed to the Armory Hall and Doughboy monument Personal knowledge of the author Gleanings from the book Mt Pleasant compiled by Hilda Madsen Longsdorf in 1938 GRANDMA WEAVING Eloise Monson Mt Pleasant Utah First Place Essay Senior Division Grandna Syndergaardtapestry of fabrics carpets rugs and stories have woven cherished memories in my heart and mind thatshall always treasure She wove the most beautiful rugs and carpets out of old clothing that had been cleaned and cut into long strips and could not be used for anything else She also wove cloth out of strands of wool thread called yarn that she had spun herself But her weaving of Tove industry thrift and faith made the most beautiful tapestry of all After her children were all married and moved away from home it fell to my to help Grandma sincewas the oldest grandchild and big enough to help her would help her warp the Toom when she was going to weave rugs or carpets It was lot |
