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Show Local Column Overflow Old Folks Day next Saturday. Warren Cox is confined to his home with a nervous breakdown. Mrs. William Hartman of Leeds was a business visitor here today. Fred Schulz returned Tuesday from the sheep herd on the strip. Miss Mary Miles entertained a number of friends Tuesday night. Delias Sullivan of Leeds is at the hospital to undergo an operation. Miss Alice Gates and her brother, Paul, left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. Mrs. Amanda Sorenson left today for northern points to visit her children. child-ren. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McMullin of Leeds were here Tuesday on business. busi-ness. Misses Agnes Bleak and Helen Moody left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. Alex Colbath spent the latter part of the week here from Leeds on business. busi-ness. Misses LaPrele Magleby and Ruth Swindle left today for their home at Monroe. Mrs. Wilford Heaton of Alton is here for medical treatment, at the hospital. Mrs. LaVerde Lillywhite came in Sunday from Brigham City, to visit relatives. Miss Ruth Walker returned Monday Mon-day from Zion park, where she spent a few days. Misses Rose Ashby and Anne McKay Mc-Kay left Friday for Provo to spend the summer. Anyone interested in a new or used Ford, any model, see Rulon Snow, City. Adv. Mr. and Mrs. George Lytle spent Wednesday here from their ranch near Central. Mrs. Joseph Riding is leaving the hospital today having recovered nicely nice-ly from an operation. Mrs. John W. Pace returned Wednesday Wed-nesday from Los Angeles, Cal., where she spent about two weeks. Old Folks Day Ride 10 a. m., Dinner 12 noon, Program 1:30 p. m. Please be on time for the ride. Mrs. Maggie Olsen left Monday for her home at Leeds after spending spend-ing the winter here attending school. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Reeve returned to their home at Hurricane Monday. Mrs. Reeve has been here for some time. Mrs. Bessie Pearce of Spanish Fork is an employee at The Hub's new ladies' and gentlemen's outfitting store. A shower was had at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Linder in honor of their daughter, Miss Mae, Monday night. Mrs. Lewetta Hall and John McAllister Mc-Allister of Logan spent Wednesday here, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miles. Mrs. Henry H. Gerr, Miss Belle Connell and Joseph Jenson all of Parowan were here Wednesday for medical advice. Clifton Leavitt. Vernon Leavitt Vaughau Jones and George Huntsman Hunts-man spent the fore part of the week here from Veyo. The business street from the Stake tabernacle east one block is being graded and graveled, which will be a great improvement. Lorraine Cox won the gold medal given by D. Clark Watson to the Dixie college for the best all 'round Dixie college athlete. Miss La Rue Snow came in Saturday Satur-day from Pine Valley to spend a few days here. She taught school at Lund. Nevada, last term. i ATTENTION FARMERS The ! Mill will dose for the season June the lfth. Call and get what is- com-j com-j in 2 to you. Final Notice. Adv. Miss Evelyn Thurston, instructor in piano music at the Dixie college, left for Salt Lake City Tuesday. Miss Thurston will probably go east later. Mrs. Melvin Cowley of Monroe, returned re-turned to her home Saturday after spending a few days here visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Amanda Sorenson . Miss Antoinette Lauret and Atty. N. E. Wretman left Tuesday for San Jose, Cal., after attending a directors meeting of the Virgin Dome Oil Co. here. Mr. and Mrs. C L. Despain their son, Ferron and daughter, Reva, of Axtelle came in Tuesday to visit. They left for St. Thomas, Nev., this morning. Elder Roy Larson left last Saturday Satur-day for the Danish mission field. A dance was held last Friday night in his honor. The best wishes of a host of friends go with him. Word has been received here of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Branson, May 22, at Provo. Mrs. Branson was formerly Miss Myrtle Bigler of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Judd have moved into the house which they bought from Alma Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and family having moved mov-ed into the Reuben Gardner home Mr. and Mrs. B. Glen Smith left Wednesday for Payson, where they expect to remain until next September Septem-ber when Mr. Smith will resume his position on the faculty of the Dixie college. A. C. Coit and W. D. Stevens left yesterday, the former for San Jose, the latter for San Francisco, after attending at-tending a meeting of directors of the Virgin Dome Oil Co. here Monday and Tuesday. Dave Foremaster -lost a valuable horse while working on the graveling gravel-ing contract for Tabernacle street Tuesday evening. The horse appeared appear-ed to strain itself while working and died in a few minutes. Word has been received here that Edwin Higbee dislocated his back Tuesday at Richfield while getting out of his car, caused by stepping on an injured -ankle. He was taken to Cedar City for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Higgins and family left last Saturday for Salt Lake City, intending to spend a few days there, the former on business. They returned home Wednesday and report a very enjoyable trip. Mayor and Mrs. H. T. Atkin have received word by telegram that their daughter. Mrs. Luella McAllister underwent un-derwent an operation at Salt Lake City Monday for apppendicitis. She is reported to be doing nicely. Joseph Hafen of Enterprise was brought to the local hospital last night and operated on at once for a ruptured appendix. The appendix ruptured several days ago and had caused gangerine of the bowels. He i is- in a very precarious condition. j James M. Fullerton and Miss ', Blanche Petty were married here Tuesday. May 24. by Bishop Karl N. ', Snow. The bride is a daughter of William R. Petty of Hurricane, and the bridegroom is a son of .Mr. and ' Mrs. Grantville Fullerton of this city. I A head' on collision of two cars near the Indian farm yesterday resulted re-sulted in bruising and shaking some of the pas.-cr.gers. nm- of them, a year-old girl beb'r.gim; to a young co-jple en route to Sal; Lake frr:n I .os Angel. -s heirg tab n to tie- fc : pita! here with minor outs. Tres. Jos. K. Nh heies. Mis Kv.-iyn Thur.-ton. Jos. W. McAllister. Wesy Pea roe and Mis? Irroa Nelson, reprc- ' seined the Dixie college at Overton. : Nevada. Sunday afternoon and at Bur.kerville. Nevada. Sunday night. J in connection with closing ext-rci.-'-s of high school at e. !i of these places. |
