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Show News of the County Seat j Miss Helen Hafen, daughter of ! Mr. and Mxs. H. Val Hafen who ' has been bedfast with a back in- . jury since the fore part of De- j cember, is able to be up and around again. j Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Nelson re- j turned on Sunday from a week's i visit with relatives in the north- : ern part of the state where Mr. 1 Nelson was transacting business, i Mrs. Joseph Music returned to her home at Los Angeles on Tuesday Tues-day after spending a few weeks here with her father, Charles Lelia. She came In about two months ago form California to attend at-tend her mothers' funeral in Ogden. Mrs. Ula West was the guest of honor at a shower given at the home of Mrs. Annie Schmutz last Saturday evening. She was Miss Ula Lee, daughter of Mrs. Clara Lee of Panaca, Nevada prior to her marriage to James West of Pioche, Nevada here some time ago. Mrs. Wilford Whipple of Lo-gandale, Lo-gandale, Nevada spent last week here visiting her parents, Mr. and j Mrs. George Thompson and other I relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Mitchell and Mrs. Mattie Empey returned home Friday from Los Angeles where they spent ;a week visiting Mrs. Ella Dansby. Mr.and Mrs. J. P. Terry and her sister, Mrs. Campbell left on Saturday for Salt Lake City after af-ter spending the ;winter here working in the Temple. Mrs. Clarence Anderson returned re-turned home Wednesday from a ten-day visit with her husband and other relatives in Salt Lake City. Willard Boydston o f M'cCall, Idaho arrived here Sunday for a week's visit with his wife and two children who have made their home here this winter. Mrs. Laura Porter of Hatch is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ellen Chamberlain and Mrs. John Lang here while enroute from Mesa, Arizona where she spent the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oxborrow returned to their home at Lund, Nevada last Wednesday after spending the winter here working in the Temple and visiting relatives. rela-tives. Carlyle Thompson left Tuesday Tues-day fOT Salt Lake City to spend about two weeks on business. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cox of Orderville arrived here Monday to visit relatives and work in the Temple. Mrs. Mary Alger of Enterprise is visiting her brother S. J. Barn-hurst Barn-hurst here this week. Mrs. M. O. Hutchings entertained enter-tained the members of her pinochle pi-nochle club at the Standard tfafe on Tuesday evening. Prize for the evenings playing was awarded to Mrs. George Pace. Refreshments were served to eight club members. mem-bers. Mrs. Althea S. Nelson and Miss Evelyn Snow returned Wednesday Wednes-day from Los Angeles where they had spent the past week on a buy ing trip for Snow's Dress shop. Miss Myrlene Fawqett has returned re-turned to her home here after completing her beauty course at a norhtern school. Lyman Earl was operated on Saturday morning in a Las Vegas hospital for sinus trouble. Miss Ruth Mendenhall left last Monday morning for her home in Springville 'after spending the winter here with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Madsen. Coach and Mrs. Leland Hafen, and idaughter, Maxine and Miss Toni Watson left Wednesday afternoon af-ternoon for Salt Lake City where chey will attend the state basketball bas-ketball tournament in progress now. George P. Lytle has purchased the shoe repairing equipment of J. F. Linder and expects to open a shop here within the near future. fu-ture. He has employed an experienced ex-perienced man from Salt Lake City to help him. Roy Marshall of Overton, Nevada Ne-vada underwent an operation at the local hospital on Monday. I Mrs. Clinton Snow entertained ; twelve friends at bridge at her j home last Thursday afternoon, j Prizs were won by Mrs. Alice I Cannoon and Mrs. Emma Crosby and refreshments were served to Mrs. LaRee Porter, Mrs. Gertrude McArthur, Mrs. Rachel Judd, Mrs. Jessie Prisbrey, Mrs. Blanche McComb, Mrs. Kay Snow, Mrs. Leona Atkin, Mrs. Wilma Kemp, Mrs. Eileen Harris, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Crosby. Mrs. Paul Seegmiller entertained entertain-ed 3-t a chicken dinner in honor of her husband's birthday at their home on Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Antone An-tone Prince, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Worthen and Mr. and Mrs. William Wil-liam Prince. Miss Grace Thompson has returned re-turned to her home at Tremonton after spending a week here visiting visit-ing Mr. and Mrs. Erastus S. Hig-gins Hig-gins and other friends. John M. ' Higgins of Boulder City, Nevada was visiting relatives rela-tives and friends in St. George on Sunday while en route to Salt Lake City on business. E. W. Davis was a business visitor at Las Vegas, Nevada the latter part of last week. Mrs. James Laurence and daughter Carol arrived here Saturday Sat-urday from Cedar City to visit her mother, Mrs. Clara Larson and other relatives. Miss Delma Miller was the guest of honor at a very enjoyable enjoy-able party held on the red hill last Wednesday evening. Twenty Twen-ty friends enjoyed the treasure hunt and weenie roast. M'r. and Mrs. Lenzi Sullivan and two children spent the week end visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Tobler and other relatives rela-tives at Overton, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ekins and family left Sunday for Hinckley to make their home after spending spend-ing several years here where Mr. Ekins has been connected with the Utah-Idaho Beet Seed industry. indus-try. Mrs. Rex Nelson and two children child-ren arrived here last Thursday from Las Vegas, ' Nevada to visit for several days With Mrs. Famie Nelson and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 'Warren Bullock and her father June Foster of Cedar City were guests of Mrs. R. A. Morris on Sunday while en route to Boulder City, Nevada. Mr. and Mrs. Bullock returned to Cedar City but Mr. Foster will go on to Los Angeles, California. R. L. Robinson of the Beaver Dam Lodge was a "week end visitor visit-or in St. George. WANTED: Man with car to take over profitable Rawleigh Route. Established customers. Must be satisfied with earnings of $30 a week to start. Write Rawleigh's, Dept. UTC - 81 - 101, Denver, Colo. John C. Benson was called from Salt Lake City to Parowan to the bedside of his mother on Monday. Mon-day. He came in to see his family fam-ily here on Tuesday and returned to Parowan accompanied by his wife and daughter, Helen and granddaughter, Berneice Robins. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wilson Jr., and son, Ellis, Mrs. Eli Wilson Wil-son and Mrs. Mae Evans returned re-turned to their respective homes at Hillsrale and Hatch last Friday Fri-day 'after visiting and working in the Temple here for a few days. FOR RENT 2 room furnished house. Inquire John H. Riding. M18P. Mr. and M'rs. G. W. Hail and son, Brown returned Tuesday from Texas where they spent about two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. Hale Pearce is entertaining entertain-ing the K. Y. B. club at her home this afternoon. The following from Las Vegas. Nevada attended the Dixie collegs opera here last Friday evening: Bishop and Mrs. Brinley, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Bunker, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Le-oy Le-oy Whipple and Mr. and M:s. Thomas Adams. Mr. andiMrs. Lewis Gerber have been visiting with relatvies here this week while enroute from California Cal-ifornia to Salt Lake City where they will make their home. Mrs. A. C. Black underwent an operation at the local hospital on Monday. Mrs. Alice Snow returned Sunday Sun-day from a visit with her son, William and his wife and child in Cedar City. Mrs. Cl'aQd C. Caunon, who has been confined to her bed with illness for the last few days, showed a mar'r.ed improvement today. Miss Sybil Shultz is at the local hospital receiving treatment for injuries received when she fell from a swing. Dan McQuarrie of Salt Lake City w-as a business visitor here the fore part of the week. He is a former resident of St. George (and also enjoyed a visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. AdeUa Burrows returned to her home at Hatch on Sunday Sun-day after a three-week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Barnhurst and other relatives here. Mrs. Maurine Pugh and son of Kp.nab 'arrived here Monday to visit for some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Junius Heaton. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tannlund of Boise, Idaho, have been visiting visit-ing her mother, Mrs. Julia Graff, and other relatives here this week before moving to ExcelsioT Springs, Missouri to make their home. Mrs. Mary McArthur entertained entertain-ed the Saturday Night Bridge club at her home last week. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jennie Brown and Mrs. Mary Marshall. Mrs. H. R. Staheli and son, Lynn of Provo 'arrived here Tuesday Tues-day to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Taylor and other relatives. rela-tives. Mr. Staheli is expected to join them the end of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Judd of Los Angeles have moved here to make their home. FOR RENT 2 room apartment, apart-ment, partly furnished. Inquire O. K. Market. M1SP'. |
