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Show ! LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS i j i Corn, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Don I Carter, Oct. 10. : Lorn, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judd. October, 10. Late Style Hats and Sho-i at . Albert Herman's. Adv. slit:" Horn, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- j ford Schmutz, October 13. House to rent, close in Inquire of Jacob Laub, Santa Clara. Adv. , Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Bleak enter- I tained at a party last Tuesday night, j Clark Pace spent the tore part of j the week here visiting, front New : Harmony. j Mrs. Myrtle Whitehead entertain- I ed the J. A. M. club last Thursday I afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arvel T. Webb have moved to Veyo, where they intend to I make their home. I i Mrs. LeRoy Moore of Nevada was operated on last Friday for goiter, at the local hospital. Two electric heaters for sale. Good as new, half price. Inquire at News Office. Adv. tf Mrs. Charles Stevens arrived here Tuesday from Enoch to visit her parents par-ents and other relatives. J. W: Harrison and his geology " class of the Dixie College spent last ' Saturday in Zion canyon. I Miss Ada Gardner is here from Cedar City on account o the illness of her brother, Cummings. . Miss Edith Harris returned home Sunday from northern points where she had been for some time. Sunday School slogan for Oct. 25: "Let Everybody be in Sunday School Make it a Big Day." Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nelson returned return-ed home Sunday from Salt Lake City where they had been on business. Moses E. Gifford of Springdale is undergoing medical treatment here and receiving great benefit from it. I William and Robert Worthen and -( Abel Riding spent Sunday here from ' Cedar City, where they are working. Randall L. Jones, of the U. P. lecture lec-ture bureau, was a business visitor here from Cedar City the fore part of the week. Howard Cannon had the misfortune misfor-tune to break his left fore arm while I jumping at the gymnasium last Thursday. Mrs. Joseph J. Milne was operated on last Saturday at the hospital here for gall stones. She is reported to be doing nicely. Mrs. Emery Huntsman of Enterprise Enter-prise was operated on last Friday morning for poisonous goiter at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Judd left for their home at La Verkin Wednesday . after attending the Citizens' primary Tuesday night. N. J. Wadsworth returned home Thursday from Salt Lake City, where he had been on business and attending attend-ing conference. The first number of the Dixie college col-lege lyceum course, Idelle Patterson, soprano soloist, is said to have been I very good by those who took it in. : Mr. and Mrs. John Redd of Price I spent the week end here, yisiting relatives and friends, and to attend the funeral of Mrs. Casper Bryner. , Mrs. George F. Prince left for her home at New Harmony Wednesday after spending the past week here with her soil Marion, and other relatives. rela-tives. Mrs. Emily Johnson, son Chester and daughter Miss Emily, left Saturday Satur-day for their home at Elsinore after I spending the past week here visiting relatives. H. L. Reid, Kenneth Judd and Miss Lillian Prisbrey spent the week end at Kanab. Mr. Reid went to attend at-tend Religion class convention at Orderville. The stake presidency. Elders Jos. K. Nicholes, W. O. Bentley and Walter Wal-ter Cannon, also Ellis J. Pickett returned re-turned last Friday from Salt Lake City, where they had been attending conference. John Kinney left Wednesday for return to Mount Trumbull. Arizona, after spending two or three days here on business-. Mr. Kinney says abundant abund-ant rains have fallen in that section of the country. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Morris entertained enter-tained at a party last Saturday night. A nice time was reported. Sunday School slogan for Oct. 25: "Let Everybody be in Sunday School Make it a Big Day." Mr. and Mrs. Royal S. Hunt and Mrs. Maud Burgess of Central were business visitors here Wednesday. Miss Ellen Carter returned home last Thursday from Salt Lake City where she had been for some time. FOR SALE Six shares of Hurricane Hurri-cane State Bank Stock for $80. H. W.Stucki, Delta, Utah. Adv. 015-22 Cummings Gardner who has been quite ill for some time, has made slow but steady improvement since last Saturday.. Don A. Lightner left last Saturday for Minersville to take his mother home, who had been here with him for some time. Alan B. Wallis and Arthur Fawcett returned Friday from Berry Springs bench, where they had been spending a month working on the former's homestead. Rain fell here Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, a total of 44100 of an inch falling in that time, this with the rainfall of the previous week makes a total of 1 77100. KODAK FINISHING, Developing, Printing, Copying, Enlarging, Coloring. Color-ing. Have an old colored enlargement enlarge-ment made from your own negative. Finishing department throughly equipped with most modern equipment. equip-ment. ZION STUDIO, J. Reed Jones Manager, Cedar City; Utah. Adv. 015-22. |
