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Show J2ZI Local Newsltenl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knight an baby left Saturday for their lion,t , Salt Lake City after spending' J weeks here with Mr. and Mrs Mrl, Bentley. " e Mrs. Charles Stephens of Hurricane is here to spend some time with her mother, Mrs. Charles Walker who is very ill. She came down with Mr. Stephens Ste-phens last Thursday. Mrs. R. J. Twiggs and Mrs. R 5 Miller of Salt Lake City and Mrs Arthur Bracken of Central are spending spend-ing this week here with there lather Wiliam Gardner. Why brag on chopping wood, when Coal is such a hummer? The wise mil save their strength to swat the flies next summer. Phone 104-W for best Coal. R. J. Lowe. Adv. tf. Mrs. Warren Black of Short Creek arrived here last Thursday to spend some time because of the serious illness ill-ness of her mother, Mrs. Charles Walker. Mrs. Bertha McGregor and Miss Mary Whitehurst left Monday for Salt Lake City to spend several days there visiting. Zola Connel went as far as Parowan where she will stay with her father and sisters. The Advanced Senior Class of the South Ward M. I. A. enjoyed a social in the D. C. auditorium Tuesday. The evening was spent in playing games and in dancing quadrilles and other old time dances after which refreshments I were served to about 125 people. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crawford of En- 4, terprise are visitors here. Mr. Crai- ford is leaving the 'end1 of, this week for Salt Lake City to report for a mission mis-sion to the Northern States. A farewell fare-well dance will be given for. him at Enterprise Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Crawford arrived here Wednesday afternoon from Provo to attend the funeral of Burton Carter, but through a misunderstanding misund-erstanding of the time they arrived here too late. They intend leaving today to-day for their home at Enterprise. |
