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Show i HOT OFF THE WIRE About People and Events of Local Interest Stray Bits of Information Gathered at Random and Arranged for Rapid Readers . Will Cline made a hurry-up trip' to the Lake this week.on business for the Golden Rule Store. Thomas Sloan of Salt Lake City was in Milford this week on a tour of inspection of the Sloan stores. S. D.. Atkin, representing Kahn Bros, of Salt Lake City, was in Mil-ford Mil-ford this week. Potato and grain sacks for sale at the Golden Rule Store. Positively the lowest prices. It Potato and grain sacks for sale at the Golden Rule store. Positively the lowest prices. It Potato and grain sacks for sale at the Golden Rule Store. Positively the lowest prices. It 4 Potato and grain sacks for sale at the Golden Rule Store. Positively the lowest prices. It Mrs. S. S. Pond of Salt Lake City is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Crone, in Milford. Mr. Crone is superintendent of the Talisman Con.' Mining Co. Mr. Jed. Woolley, who had charge of the farming operations of the Delta Land & Water Co. on the Milford Mil-ford project this summer, has joined the aviation corps and is in training in an Eastern camp learning to fly for Uncle Sam. LOST Lady's cravanette coat somewhere some-where in Milford. Finder please notify this office and' owner will call. ' lt-pd Wm. Dobson of the well known furnishing goods store of Milford, spent the day yesterday at the county coun-ty seat on business "and to get a bit of country air on the way." Geraldine Smithson left last night for Seattle to visit with her sisters, Mrs. Ingles King Mackintosh and Mrs. I. Jay Mackintosh. Jerry will resume her studies and will try to. finish her fourth year so that she can enter the University of Washington Washing-ton next year. . 4 The State Press Association "of Utah now issues a monthly paper known as The Bulletin. The first number contains a write-up of the summer trip of the Association to Little Zion Canyon. Milford and its Business Men's Association are given very complimentary mention along with others. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murdock, Jr., were over from Beaver yesterday to meet Sergeant Jack Murdock, who was among the artillerymen from Fort Douglas that passed through Milford .in the five trainloads of soldiers sol-diers bound for Linda Vista, Cal. Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. La- fea and Miss Street, of the Milford schools, entertained the ladies of the school fraternity at the Ezra Barton home. The time was spent very pleasantly with sewing and conversation. conver-sation. Dainty refreshments were served. 4 The News desires to call particular attention to the timely warnings contained in the article by a Salt Lake Route official. The article is the complete address given before the Home and School Organization last week by Mr. Elliott at the high school auditorium. Mrs. McAlister and Mrs. Wells ot the high school fraternity recently gave a party to the ladies of the teaching staff of the local schools and the wives of the men members. The occasion was one of rare enjoyment. enjoy-ment. Delicious 1 refreshments were served during the afternoon. ' Mrs. W. H. De Wolfe, formerly of Milford but now of California, spent several .days in Milford this past week. A number of social functions were, given in her Tionor showing the high regard Milford friends hold for this accomplished and estimable lady. ' . ' . Miss Helen Palmer is being recog nized by the social world in a very complimentary way during her visit in California. Miss Palmer was present pres-ent at a very prominent reception at Venice given by Miss Virginia Lea-velle Lea-velle Edward. The Los AngeleB Examiner gave the affair a lengthy write up, mentioning the presence of Miss Helen Palmer. A beautiful military picture was received here this week by Mrs. Atkin At-kin from her son George. The picture pic-ture is three feet long and shows the boys in the company headquarters of the 145th Field Artillery. One row is standing and another row is half kneeling below them. B. H. Roberts is standing in the center of the line. The background reveals the tops of the tents. There are ninety-six in ' the picture. There is nothing to be ashamed of in "Utah's best crop" grown up. MUTUAL PROGRAM Mutual Improvement Association commences promptly at 7:30 Tuesday Tues-day evening with the following program: pro-gram: Recitation Aleen Miller Vocal Solo , Ethel Schow Address Prof. Wells Young Men's Class Work Senior Vocational Success conducted by Teacher, W. Morris Junior Service and Sacrifice conducted by Teacher, Jos. Smith I Young Ladies' Class Work I Senior Individual Responsibility .. conducted by Mrs. Wilkinson Junior "And He opened His mouth and taught them" conducted by Teacher, Mrs. Wells Rolls of paper for adding machines at the News office. You can now get roll paper for adding machines at the News office. We keep it in stock. - Mrs. Henry Jefferson will entertain enter-tain her Sunday school class of boys at her home this evening. Mr. Dietrick, lately mine superintendent superin-tendent of Lark, has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Caswell at Hotel Milford the past week. Dr. Green and family of Parowan came over in their new Studebaker yesterday to see the soldiers pass through Milford enroute to California. Califor-nia. I. L.- Quirk of the Qsirk Drug Co. 'was distributing tobacco orders to ?egular customers throughout the county yesterday. Mr. Quirk has the distributing agency for some popular popu-lar brands for Beaver county. That dry farming section near Nada raises a variety of products. And it is now adding its quota to maintain the Utah reputation for the State's "greatest product." A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Col-vin Col-vin on the homestead west of Nada early Monday morning, October 8th. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day have removed re-moved to Delta, where Mr. Day expects ex-pects to work awhile for the Sugar Company. Mr. Day hails from Los Angeles where he was formerly office of-fice man for the Thorpe Engraving Company. Dr. and Mrs. Hunter returned from their California trip Wednesday Wednes-day night. Dr. Hunter gained a number num-ber of pounds in weight while enjoying enjoy-ing the sights at the southern metropolis me-tropolis and basking on the beaches with the Venice, Redondo and Long Beach mermaids. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Caswell in Milford and at the Montreal Mont-real mine have remembered them in several ways the past week. The employes at the mine presented Mr. Caswell with a fine ring as a token "of kindly feeling. On last Tuesday evening members of the O. E. S. Club had a farewell party for Mrs. Caswell at the home of Mrs. Henry Jefferson. A very pleasant evening was spent, and before parting Mrs. Caswell was presented with an O. E. S. pin. with "Milford" engraved on the back. Mr. and Mrs. Caswell expert ex-pert to leave Saturday via auto for ' California. On the 10th of this month Wm. Martin received another carload of Studebaker 18 series cars three four-cylinder and two six-cylinders, in colors black, purple lake and green. Dr. Green of Parowan. hear-j ing the cars were here, came while they were unloading to get his choice in color. He chose a purple lake, four-cylinder. This is the second carload received within twenty-five days. Messrs. Quirk, , Fouts and Beaver-Milford Auto Co. of Milford were local buyers. Also Edwin Adair of Paragonah and Mr. Miller of Min-ersville Min-ersville are among the satisfied owners own-ers of the 18-model Studebaker. Mrs. Ferguson has received from her son Dan Ferguson, a former Milford Mil-ford high school boy who enlisted in the Marines, an excellent photograph, about four feet in length, of Dan's entire company. The view was taken in front of the U. S. Grant Hotel at San Diego, California, and shows a portion of that splendid edifice and the tropical shrubbery thereabouts In the background. Dan's voice has been "discovered" by his mess mates and also by the elite of the "City of Bay and Climate," for Dan has been singing solos at entertainments and is a member of a male quartet which is much in demand at society functions. func-tions. A three-column .cut of the .quartet was recently printed in the dally papers of the southern city. |