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Show ' NEWS BRIEFS Gossip of Persons and Their Doings Stray Hits of Informjitioii Gathered at Random and Arranged Ar-ranged for the lvapid Header Steve Fotheringham of Frisco was a Milford visitor, Monday. A. Edmonds, of Newhouse, registered regis-tered at the Milford, Wednesday. H. Manderlioh. a rancher living near Lund, spent Monday in Mil-' Mil-' ford. Sid Carter, well-known Miners-j Miners-j villan, was a guest at the Milford, i Monday. H. D. Rice, of Lund, came up to Milford the first of the week on a business trip. J. J. Brougher, of Newhouse, took a "day off" Monday, and transacted business here. J. H. Jensen, of Richfield, was a i Sunday Milford visitor, registering at the Atkin. I. Cline, proprietor of the Golden Rule Store, came down from Salt Lake, Sunday, to look after local business interests for a few days. Al. McKeen returned the first of the week, after an absence of six weeks in Townsend, Mont., where he has been visiting relatives and friends. Lloyd Sigler departed for southern south-ern California ou Monday evening's train, after a stay of several days here in the interests of the Western Securities Co. of Los Angeles. Deputy Sheriff Allan Hedges, who has been confined in a Salt Lake hospital hos-pital for some weeks, suffering from acute rheumatism, is reported to be much better and hopes soon to return re-turn to his duties here. I The Embroidery Club meets today at the home of Mrs. Boyter. A Sunday visitor from Marysville was Ray Hamilton, who registered at the Milford. Miss Crystal Bingham, of Frisco, spent Saturday, in Milford, on a shopping expedition. District Attorney Ryan was in Milford, Tuesday, in the interests of his campaign for re-election. C. D. Alsop has removed his family fami-ly from the Dobson apartments to a dwelling on North Main Street. Come in and see our new line of ladies' and gents' House Slippers. Adv. 11-3-lx Golden Rule Store. J. W. Johnson and wife, of Beaver, Beav-er, spent a few hours in Milford, J Monday, returning to the county seat the same day. Angus Buchanan expects to leave this week, for Southern California, whore he will spend the winter. His family resides at Long Beach. The town board of trustees have changed the regular meeting night to the second and third Saturdays of each month: County Chairman Andrew Morris of the Republican County Committee, Commit-tee, was in town, Sunday, returning to Beaver the same day. J. N. Woodhead of Malone was a welcome caller at the News office. Monday. Mr. Woodhead reports j good progress on Millard county I road work. Harry Coon, the poular member of the Milford Base Ball club, sustained sus-tained a broken ankle bone, Sunday, while taking part in the ball game With the cavalry. Mrs. George Dearing, of Salt Lake, formerly a resident of this city, visited vis-ited Milford this week and attended a meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary i of the Brotherhood of Locomotive j Engineers. H. M. Gourley, of Mincrsville, Visited Milford Sunday. . J. C. Cahoon, of Murray, was registered reg-istered at the Atkin,' Monday. ' Miss Vena Hawley, of Beryl, Utah, spent a few hours here Tuesday. Tues-day. A. Parkensen, of Beaver, was at tending to business matters here, Wednesday. Miah Day, one of Fillmore's well-known well-known citizens, was a guest at a local hotel, Sunday. A visitor from Beryl, Utah, Monday, Mon-day, was Mr. W. J. Wilson, who was a guest at Hotel Atkin. We have a beautiful lino of ladies' Breakfast Caps. i Adv. 11-3-lx Golden Rule Store. L. W. Wakefield, of Frisco, came down from the mountain town, Monday, on a brief business errand. C. C. Griggs, a travelling man, whose home is in Eureka, , spent Monday here with the local merchants. mer-chants. Alonzo Beard suffered an injury to his hand. Sunday, at the Horn-silver Horn-silver mine, two fingers being crushed, crush-ed, while working at the mine. W. I. Moody, G. A. Snow and Lloyd Sigler spent several days in Milford this week, looking after interests in-terests of the Delta Land & Water Co. and other local business connections. connec-tions. George Moore, employed at the Copper Ranch mine, had, the misfortune misfor-tune to receive a bad injury to his right wrist, Sunday, by getting "in bad" with a single jack with which he was working. Monday and Tuesday nights gliosis I abounded in the streets and by-ways, and goblins stalked abroad as though they owned the town.. Which ghosts to show that Milford is a good town even to be dead in. E. Norberg, of Frisco, took h Sunday dinner at the Milford. : . Sheriff Cutler was in Milforc Wednesday, posting some legal ne tices. about town. Miss Nellie Carter left for Sal Lake, this week, where she wil make her future home. Louis Z. Kruger, one of the well known farmers of Nada, transacted business in Milford, last Saturday. The Catholic Ladies' Aid societ met this week at the home of Mrs Dave Martin and transacted parish work. While at Minersville, Sunday, a small child of L. Hardy was bitten by a dog, but so far no evil effects ire noticeable. There is another dance scheduled at the L. D. S. church for tonight. The projectors advertise good music, and refreshments will be on sale. Hallowe'en passed off without much disorder or malicious destruction destruc-tion of property, the boys contenting content-ing themselves, largely, with "tick-tacks." "tick-tacks." door-rappings, etc. A few wagons were dragged around and one or two gates were borrowed, but no serious damage has been reported. report-ed. Mrs. Henry Jefferson accompanied her mother, Mrs. McDonald. and her sister. Mrs. Gormley, who have been visiting her here for some time, went to Salt Lake, Monday j morning. The recent visitors will visit a few weeks in Idaho, then return re-turn to Mrs. Gormley's home in Fargo, S. D. j J. W. McAllister, always thinking up something to lure the innocent passerby into his tonsorial parlor, 1 has put up a revolving barber-pole, j the idea being that the men of the 1 town, in staring at the revolving colors, will become confused, sort of hypnotized, and wander into his j place and have their hair cut and face shaved before they come out of the trance. j |