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Show Washington i j jus. Lenzy Hoopes Reporter 1 After spending a two weeks Nation with relatives and friends i Nielsen and Wilford Jolley turned to their work in Huntingdon Hunting-don Park. Calif. Friday. Bo Wallace Iverson was called ie bedside of his mother, due her serious illness. Mrs. Iverson ' been with her daughter in Delta for the past year. Mrs Gerald Jolley is visiting :'th her mother, Mrs. Hyrum Turnbeaugh. Mrs. Jolley has been . 1 employed in Pioche. Clarence joUey' accompanied her from 1 pioche. 1 jtiss Maude Prisbrey, who has be'en visiting friends in California and her sister in Yuma, Arizona, arrived home Monday. jlrs. Lenzy Hoopes and son motored to ' Pintura Sunday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parkinson. Roy Grant of New Harmony spent the week in Middleton at the home of Richard and Frank Prince. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Boothe and boys are visiting at the home ! of Mrs. Boothe's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cripps. y Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cripps, 1 who have been in California the past week .arrived home Sunday. I Miss Doris Tobler, who is i teaching school in Parowan spent j the week-end at the home of her rt parents. Mr. and Mrs. William I Tobler. Lee Wilkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ormand Wilkins, who has been in California for the past year, returned home Monday. Archie Tobler made a business : trip to Salt Lake Sunday, k j Mr. and Mrs. George Thayne were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Michelson. l L. A. Young is finishing the construction in Pintura before beginning the work on the Jankele property and finishing the new bridge at Washington, re Mrs. John T. Nielson spent the i week-end visiting her daughter and family, Mrs. Archie Tobler. |
