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Show LOCAL COLUMN OVERFLOW Mrs. Claud Fitch and two children returned Tuesday from Salt Lake City. Harold Bunting returned Saturday from Cedar City, where he had been working. John Kinney was here the latter part of last week from Mt. Trumbull, on business. Eldon Larson was here last week end and left Sunday for Alamo, Nev., to teach school. There will be one grand time tomorrow to-morrow at the Road Opening celebration. celebra-tion. Let's Go! Miss Gertrude McGregor entertained entertain-ed in honor of her brother, Alpine, Wednesday night. Henry Crosby returned home Monday Mon-day from Good Springs, Nev., where he had been working. Mr. and Mrs. Grover- McGee and Mr. and Mrs. Henry McGee spent Sunday in Cedar City. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moody were here Tuesday from Leeds, on business busi-ness and visiting relatives. All schools start here on the 14 th except the 9th and 10th grades, which start on the 21st inst. Mrs. Mary F. McArthur returned home Sunday from Salt Lake City, where she spent the summer. Mr. and ' Mrs. Karl Pace are here visiting relatives. They arrived from Salt Lake City Tuesday. Moroni McArthur returned Sunday from Mountain Meadows, where he spent the past month working. Dr. Samuel Bleak returned Monday Mon-day from Salt Lake City, where he spent several days on business. Miss Ruth Walker left this morning morn-ing for Short Creek, Arizona, where she is engaged to teach school. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Judd spent the forepart of the week in Zion canyon can-yon attending the Ashworth reunion. Sheriff Goff returned last Satur-uay Satur-uay from Salt Lake City and other points where he had been on business. busi-ness. ' Miss Mae Linder returned home Wednesday from Los Angeles, Cal., where she spent the past three months. Born, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McMullin of Leeds at the local hospital Sept. 3 ; all cooncerned doing do-ing nicely. Miss Bessie McArthur returned home Sunday form Salt Lake City, where she had been attending summer sum-mer school. A few friends of Miss Emma Seeg-miller Seeg-miller entertained at a shower for her at the home of Mrs. Ann Price Wednesday night. Mrs. John W. Pace and Miss Rose A-shby returned home Wednesday from Salt Lake and Provo where they had been for some time. Miss Mary Graham returned Monday Mon-day from Los Angeles, Cal., where she spent the past three or four months. While there she took a course in ladies' hair dressing. Captain Hardy, a nationally known rifle shot expert, thrilled a number of our citizens last Saturday on the public square by some remarkably accurate and fast rifle shooting. Ted Farnsworth, the St. George-Cedar George-Cedar City mail contractor, has put on two new International speed trucks on the mail route and is mak-escept mak-escept ionaily good time with the mails. A dance and sociable time was had in the gym. Tuesday night in honor of a temple party from Reaver numbering num-bering about 100. A very enjoyable time-was had. Miss LaPerta McGregor came in Monday from Salt Lake City, where she spent the summer. Miss McGregor Mc-Gregor will shortly l ave for Moccasin. Mocca-sin. Arizona, where she has been en-paged en-paged to teach school. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fawrett and family intend leaving tomorrow for Kanarra. where Mr. Fawcett is engaged en-gaged to teach school. They will take in the Bridge Opening celebration celebra-tion en route. Mr. Robert Joy White of R.-dlands. Cal.. and Miss Annie Spendlovc of Hr.riicane were Married here by :i--he; F. O. MiP-s. Rppi. 7. The ';:!'!- is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sii:'ii(U')ve of Hurricane. Mrs. Laura Gates returned Monday Mon-day from Zion ranynn wbere she ;vent to a reunion of the A-li worth family, engineered by James Judd of La Verkin. The party which Mrs. Gates joined had a swim in the La Vrrkin satia'orium and a melon "bast" at La Verkin on the way u. |