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Show Local Column Overflow Born, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cox. Feb. 15; all concerned doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Hail and Geo. W Hail left Monday for Las Vegas. Nevada, on business. Mrs. H. L. Reid and Mrs. Grace Woodbury entertained the Athenia club at the home of the former hist Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wiggins entertained enter-tained a number of friends at their home Monday night. A nice time was had. A. B. Christensen, who was severely sever-ely bruised yesterday when the auto in which he was riding capsized in a washout, went on to California this morning. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Macfarlane returned Wednesday to Salt Lake City after attending the funeral of Mrs. Gates and the birthday celebration celebra-tion for Mrs. Agnes Macfarlane. Frank Judd brought in word that there was a big flood down the Beaver Beav-er Dam wash Wednesday, near Little-field Little-field two cars were caught by the flood, one of them a big Studebaker, both had to be abandomed for the time being to the fury of the muddy stream. The Stake M. I. A. annual gold and green ball was held in the gymnasium gym-nasium last Saturday night. Miss Blanche Mathis was made the Gold and Green girl of the evening by receiving re-ceiving the greatest number of ribbons rib-bons and was presented with a large box of chocolates. Her nearest competitor com-petitor was Miss Helen Woodbury. The dance was a huge success, both socially and financially. Ross Barton, the mail contractor had a time getting the mail in yesterday yester-day on account of a washout on the new road the other side of Pintura. The road was washed out about 3 0 feet wide and 10 or 12 feet deep, the mail having to be carried up the hillside hill-side a long distance above the washout wash-out and down the other side to the truck, a truck bringing the mail from Cedar City to connect with Barton's Bar-ton's truck. |