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Show Local News Items vfr, Bertha Wittwer returned from Bunkerville where f been visiting relative,. son to Mr and Mrs. Hardy of Mesquite on Fri-day Fri-day January 3. ,& and Mrs. J- I. Earl and son anion of Overton are spending rUrfprship here- C-What IS France? (Let Je expiaint in SUN W.-Advlt. Z and Mrs. Lawrence Wads-Jrth Wads-Jrth were visitors at Panaca the mpzrt of the week. Wesley Pearce left iast Thurs-for Thurs-for Monroe to resume his work after spending ten ii with his parents here lb and Mrs. LeRoy Grant and Vt 'and Mrs. Donald Schmutz me in from New Harmony on ' itaiday. : mi Adair of New Harmony ' rho has been seriously ill with pneumonia the past week is im- : proving- Independence Taylor of New Earmony spent Sunday and Monday Mon-day here because of the illness of Mark Adair. Mrs. Jos. S. Snow returned on ; new Year's day from Ogden where ! she attended the funeral of Mrs. Be Snow. Mrs. Webb Barber underwent an ! operation for appendicitis at the ' Washington County hospital Tuesday Tues-day night. Edward Nelson of Fillmore was rfsiting relatives here over the week end. A. Samson left Wednesday for Los Angeles where he expects to remain a month or more. Alfred Kurt returned Sunday from California where he spent the past month. Miss Alberta Holsey returned last Thursday from Kanosh where she spent a few weeks with relatives. rela-tives. Mr. and Mys. Isaac Hunt returned return-ed Tuesday from a three weeks' visit with relatives in Los Angeles and Wilmington, Calif. Mrs. Boss Barton entertained sixteen friends at a chicken supper sup-per at her home Saturday evening. eve-ning. Mr. and Mrs. Boss Child of Ogden Og-den returned home last Thursday after visiting here for several days with Mrs. Child's mother. Mrs. Charles Bastian. Mrs. Benjamin Blake and son, Clement Gubler, returned Sunday night from Provo where they had been with Mrs. Ella Hafen Perkins. Per-kins. Willard Esplin of Orderville who underwent an operation at the Washington County hospital seven weeks ago is recovering nicely and will be able to leave the hospital soon. Thar air many a thing worse than bein' shot. Being afeered is worse. Learn what In SUN UP, January 15. Advlt. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Prisbrey and son Arlo and Mr. and Mrs. La-von La-von McQuaid returned Tuesday from Los Angeles where they spent three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seeg-miller Seeg-miller Jr. left Friday for Compton, California, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crosby and son. Scott Worthen, Mary Marshall and LaReta Lynn of Panguitch are spending the week here while attending at-tending sessions of the Dixie College Col-lege Leadership program. Mr. and Mrs. Rouse Hall and family returned to their home at Ogden Sunday after visiting Mrs. Hall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sullivan here over the holidays. Mrs. F. Edgar Mineer came in Monday from Overton, Nev., to spend Leadership week here. She is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Al-bert E. Miller and family. Win. and Morrell Squires came in Tuesday from Salt Lake City for a short visit with relatives here while en route to southern Arizona. Clarence Schmutz left Saturday for Salt Lake City to resume his studies at the University of Utah after a two weeks visit with' relatives rela-tives and friends here. Maurice and Walter Miles who. are attending the B. Y. U. afteT spending the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Miles, have returned to Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Smith entertained at a dinner party at their home Tuesday evening. The guests included Prof, and Mrs. Arthur Manning, Prof. WJm. Peterson, Peter-son, Miss Afton Odell and Orval Hafen. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Worthen, Wor-then, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Worthen, Miss Lucille Worthen and James Peterson spent Saturday Satur-day at Zion. While there they made the trip through the recently re-cently completed, tunnel. Charles Sullivan had the first finger of his right hand cut off and the second finger cut into the cord when his hand slipped into a saw while sawing wood at the home of Martin L. McAllister at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon. He was rushed to the hospital where the cuts received treatment. A year ago the same hand was badly cut when caught in machinery at the shearing corral. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Worthen and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pendleton Pen-dleton entertained the Woodward school faculty and their partners at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Snow on New Year's Eve. Leadership week visitors here include in-clude Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Snow of St. Thomas, Bishop and Mrs. Howard Pulsipher of Mesquite, and Isaac O. Brown and Gray Robinson Robin-son of Kanab. Paul Wilson and Misses Rebecca and Ruth Wilson and Laura Barn-hurst Barn-hurst came in Monday from' Hatch to-attend Leadership programs at the Dixie College. W. J. Iverson returned' to his home at Mt. Trumbull on Monday after visiting his daughter, Miss Nellie, here. He was accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Hannah Iverson Iver-son who will spend several days there. Due to the schedule of the M; I. A. Lyceum and other features set for these dates it has been found necessary to change the date of SUN UP, South ward play, to January 15. Remember, Wednesday Wednes-day night, January 15. One night only. A play you can't afford to miss. Advlt. Mr. and Mrs. V. Tennyson At-kin At-kin returned to their home at Doris, Calif., last Friday after visiting vis-iting Mr. Atkin's parents here for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Atkin of Bingham and Mrs. Lu-ella Lu-ella McAllister of West Jordan who spent the holidays with Mayor and Mrs. Atkin have returned to their homes. |
