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Show Winferd Gubler of La Verkin was a Sunday visitor here. free Picture show at Opera House J next Monday night. Adv. -Mrs. .Melville Arns is spending the week here from Cedar City. Lawrence McMullin of Leeds was here on business last Saturday. Judge D. H. Morris left for Cedar City Tuesday on professional business. busi-ness. Mrs. Josephine Sanders entertained the J. A. M. club last Thursday afternoon. after-noon. Martin Larson and daughter, Roma were here Saturday from Beaver Dams. Take in the Free Picture Show at the Opera House next Mondav night Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Woodbury of La Verkin were business visitors here Saturday. Born, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zamalloa, April 24, all concerned concern-ed doing nicely. Free Picture Show at the Opera House next Monday night. Everybody Every-body invited. Adv. -ur. ana Mrs. Claud Fitch and Mr. I and Mrs. Earl Foremaster spent Sunday Sun-day in Zion canyon. Mrs. Mae Pace entertained in honor of her husband Sunday night, it being his birthday. A number of young people from Cedar City attended the opera given here Thursday night. Warren Cox and son Melvin spent the fore part of the week in the Moapa valley on business. Mrs. Ross Douglas arrived here Monday from Long Beach, Cal., to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Keith McArthur entertained the O. D. O. club at the home of her mother, last Fridav aftcrnnmi Mr. and Mrs. Alex Findlay of Kanab spent the fore part of the week here. They left for their home Wednesday. Wed-nesday. We will pay a good price for Pork, also for Calves from six weeks to three months old, if fat. O. K. Market. Mar-ket. Adv. a23-30 L. J. Larson is suffering severely with rheumatism. He has been moved mov-ed from his home at Bloomiugtdn to this city while he is ill. Instructive and entertaining Picture Pic-ture Show at the Opera House next Monday night. It's free to everybody. every-body. Take it in. Adv. Miss Emily Harmon took her gym class up on the Sugarloaf last Saturday Satur-day morning. They cooked and ate breakfast there and had .a good time. Pres. Edw. H. Snow left for Salt Lake Tuesday to resume his duties as chairman of the state board of equalization, equal-ization, after spending about a week here. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Gifford returned return-ed to their home at Springdale Monday. Mon-day. Mrs. Gifford had been here ! about two weeks for medical treatment. treat-ment. Lester Keate Post, American Legion, Leg-ion, with their ladies had a weinie roast on the Sugarloaf Monday night. A jolly good time is reported to have . been had. . W. W. Seegmilier, son West and daughter, Miss Zona passed through here Monday, night od their way to Phoenix, Ariz., from Kanab, Mr. Seegmilier on business. The J. A. M. club gave a dancing party Tuesday night at the Biz Ray hall as a farewell party for Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Bleak, who intend leaving leav-ing next month for Salt Lake. John Kinney came in from Wolf Hole, Ariz., Tuesday and intends returning re-turning today. His head is bandaged owing to recent injuries when thrown from a horse at Mount Trumbull, but he appears to be recovering nicely. "The Appian Way," the magazine published by the Pikes Peak-Ocean to Ocean highway, has a splendid write-up write-up of the ancient city recently uncovered un-covered down the Virgin river, in Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Meeks and baby are here from Kanab visiting. Marion Terry of Enterprise was here Wednesday enroute to Hurricane to visit his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gardner and family are moving back to Pine Valley Val-ley this morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Judd of La Verkin Ver-kin arrived here Tuesday, Mrs. .Judd for medical treatment. Born, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wright, of Hurricane, at the local hospital, April 29. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bauer of Cedar City arrived here Wednesday. Mrs. Bauer will spend a. week visiting. John H. Schmutz underwent an operation at the local hospital Monday. Mon-day. He is reported to be doing well. The eighth grade of the Woodward school went to the Clara field this morning on hayracks for a day's outing. out-ing. Reed Cox, George Shields and Reed oram oi ivanao were here to attend the opera Wednesday and Thursday nights. Mrs. Julia C. Thayne, of Washington Washing-ton spent the latter part of last week here visiting her mother, Mrs. Mattie Crawford. Misses Mary Graham and Bessie Thurston left Tuesday for Los Angeles, Ange-les, Cal. They intend to spend the summer there. FOR SALE BY OWNER House, 5 rooms and bath room, basement, coops for 500 chickens, 5 lots, independent inde-pendent water right. On highway in northeast part of St. George. Ideal for garden and poultry. Also wheat , for sale 3 pound. Wm. G. Hopkins, Box 177, St. George. Adv "North of 3 6" is the most enthralling enthrall-ing story of the pioneer West' since "The Covered Wagon," and the most appealing romance. It is by the same author as "The Covered Wagon" and is said to be even better. See it at Electric Theater Monday and Tuesday, May 4 and 5. Adv. The picture that goes the limit in j thrills, "North of 3 6." The rollick- I mSj romantic days of '67 live again. See the Indian braves sweep down on the cattle train; the desperate battle in the wilderness; the great herd of cattle swim the raging Red River and stampede through a town. Staged in Texas. At Electric Theater Thea-ter May 4 and 5. Adv. A few choice registered Hereford Bulls for sale. These bulls are sired by Donald Dishirber, grand champion of Salt Lake Feb. Stock Snow, 1922, also grand champion at Nebraska Herefords Breeders Assn. the same year. He weighs 2500 lbs. and is exceptionally active for his size. The mothers of these bulls are selected I Erom the Winterton and Whiting herd . of registered Hereford, and are very good cows. Inquire of Reuben Gardner Gard-ner and Sons, Pine Valley, Utah, for prices and terms. Adv. a23tf |