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Show HEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT and Mrs. Francis Young jdau-hter. Betty Lou, of Green- M Mo and lMrs- John Young , Pncatel'lo. Idaho, who have been of S ,he Southern Utah Parks, " visitors this week at the i eK nf Jlr. and Mrs. Lee phariss. .... Mrs Ella Dansky and daughter, ,'- -U'lene Riding, returned to ' ? pjr home in Los Angeles Sat-:, Sat-:, 1 rfav after a brief vacation with ' : Stives in this city. Ha Holt returned from Richfield .here she visited for three weeks "h her grandmother, Mrs. Herges Her-ges Glover. - children and grandchildren f i-s Mary M. Leany met at " L'Hyrum Leany Sr. home Tues- L evening to celebrate her 68 birthday anniversary. An im-omptu im-omptu program of games, read-L5 read-L5 reminising and singing was followed with refreshments. Mr. and Mrs- Wilford Leany and family f Hurricane attended. All others of their children live in St. George. & jtr3. J. L. Holt and son, Jack, have gone to Richfield to visit. jos. J. Milne left Monday for Salt Lake citv on business. n Miss Abbie Michelson of Paro- an arrived Wednesday morning v for a visit at the home of Mr. . and Mrs. H. C. Cottam, guest of Miss Jean Cottam. The two sisters and two brothers of Mrs. Minnie Prisbrey Schmutz not reported in connection connec-tion with last week's obituary are Mrs. Mabel Klein and Mrs. Rose Klein both of Los Angeles and Van and Edward Fnsorey, ootn ot St. George. The two sisters were unable to attend the services but her two brothers of St. George were present. Her half brother, ... John A. Johanson has returned to his home in Winters, Calif. lVi" i'f Mr. and Mrs. W. Leslie Bell and two small children arrived Sunday evening from their home in Washington, D. C. to enjoy a two week vacation at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. m D. SeegmiUer. Mrs. Sina Bunting returned lnl' Tuesday from spending the week-ea- end in Cedar City with her child-' child-' & ren. She reports her daughter, tint- Miss Charlotte Bunting is recovering recover-ing rapidly from a recent operation. opera-tion. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bradshaw entertained four couples at their farm home last Wednesday night at a Dutch oven chicken supper. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. John H. Schmutz, Mr. and Mrs. -old Gus Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Dan mi Heaton and Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Leany. j.J Mr. and Mrs. William Hunt and llllj' daughter Dorothy, who have been here the past two weeks visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hunt, returned to their home in Los Angeles last Friday. Mrs. A. S. Tolton and daughters, I Mary Jane and Peggy are here I 'torn Los Angeles for an extended I isit. This week Mrs. Tolton and .1 Sary Jane are with Mrs. Arthur B Bracken and family in Central, f us Peggy Tolton is visiting with J Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Bracken and t " return to Los Angeles Friday, h "'"w she will resume her teach-? teach-? employment in September. Mr. Won will join his wife and other I "'fr here about August 1, ) woute to Seattle, Wash., where :"p!' Plan to make their future ont, U l "endell Motter and Paul Neil- II returned Tuesday night from ir J,,"" ly motor triP through N,,"l"'m California. M .,'"'. R- C. Knell left for her in New Castle Monday after ..- 7g the week-end here with ISB- daughters. Mrs. Leila Atkin I? ' 11 "re. Nettie p- Morris tpo':: D ' H tfc v.vu,1'ey Leavitt of Boulder City, a die - :;'fA Mss Evy Rean Cox of "isday for a brief vacation. V,Lr,JIacfarlane left today for e !'len 8nd 0gden where he w hls summer vacation. ' -5,MaUtte Snow of Los : arrived in St. George Sat-' Sat-' 'M'Wir.g to visit the re- Pn v tlle surimer here and "' Valley. W"' -:s Lt lS0lTT?aV!f S f Kana'"ra i,h. Wv Tday and Friday , St' George with her loir'; ' -Hrs. Rosena Blake. I0utf' V. Mrs- ?rank Shulz and w 5Sl wh have spent the ;'' W months in St- George. VJ L ght for a "sit "to . before returning to Twin Notice. ' t0 resume their :"'; TuesdlvXlrS', Clarence Webb ildren for an ex- I Mrs. Geneva Jones was hostess ast Friday afternoon to the mem! i bers of the Friendship club. Mrs. Herbert Rachmill of New Brunswick, N. J., was given I mi eatment m the local hospital hospi-tal July 10 and 11. iipffth trVDahl and infant son left the McGregor hospital July 7. 3r $t Mrs. Clive Bunker of Veyo underwent surgery at the McGregor Mc-Gregor hospital July 8. Mrs. Lottie Maxwell has recovered re-covered sufficiently to return home July 9 from the hospital. Gerald Jackson, who underwent surgery two weeks ago was discharged dis-charged from the Hospital June 10. Will the party who borrowed a Stillson wrench from me, please return it. Archie D. Wallis. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Reber and son, Bobbie, accompanied by Mrs. Reber's parents returned last Friday Fri-day from a two-day trip to Grand Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Reber and Bobbie are spending a few days of this week fishing at Pine Valley. They left Tuesday and are expected expect-ed back Friday. H-On H-On their return from the coast Tuesday night Wendell Motter and Paul Neilson barely escaped serious accident when Motter's car skidded off highway 91, which was slippery from the rain. The front of the car was badly jammed and the boys were compelled to get to St. George without it. The accident occured near the Shivwit Indian reservation. Neither passenger was injured but both still wonder how li icy tauaiJeu ueing Kiiieu. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Humphries and small son, Brian, motored up to Diamond Valley Sunday to spend two days visiting with Mrs. Humphries' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert O. Fawcett. & Mrs. Kate B. Empey and son, Blake, returned Monday from their trip to the coast, Mrs. Alice B. Bleak remaining in California for an extended visit with her children. child-ren. Mrs. Empey left Tuesday for Enterprise to stay this week with her sister, Mrs. Frank Bentley. Mr. and Mrs. Myles Nelson returned re-turned Tuesday from a one week's vacation in Salt Lake City. The O. K. Market reports that Myles is not returning to their employment employ-ment but is taking a partnership at the Sinclair Service Station with Ronald Milne. Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Midgley and small son of Burlington, Vt., accompanied ac-companied by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Midgley of Salt Lake City, spent Friday in St. George visiting relatives enroute to Glendale, Calif., where they will be joined by other family members this week in celebrating their parents Golden Wedding anniversary. anniver-sary. Doctor Midgley, at home, is soil dietition and fertilizer expert at the University of Vermont. They will be guests in Glendale of Dr. and Mrs. Irvin W. Harmon. Miss Elizabeth Cottam left Monday Mon-day morning for Escalante, Utah, where she will be a house guest for two weeks of Miss Rhea Cot- Miss Deslie Dalton underwent surgery at the McGregor hospital July 10. w -? i! Word received recently states that Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woodbury Wood-bury are able to be around after their recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. Lund of Marysvale came to St. George Wednesday and are returning today, to-day, taking with them their small daughter, Mary, who has been here for the past several weeks visiting visit-ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jennie L. Brown. Charles and Evan Pickett motored motor-ed to Grand Canyon over the week-end. Mrs. Minnie Ahlstrom, Miss Miram and Howard Ahlstrom, Wendell Robinson, Charles W. Seegmiller and daughter, Miss Fern, motored to Navajo Lake to spend Sunday. Vernon Iverson will leave Friday Fri-day for his home in Kingman, Ariz., after visiting relatives in this city for the past ten days. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Pickett and family left Monday morning for the northern part of the state where they will spend a week. f? Mr. and Mrs. Karl Johnson arrived ar-rived Monday forenoon from Los Angeles to visit with his mother, Mrs. Annie C. Johnson and his two children DeLoy and DeLora. William Fry left last week-end for Gallup, New Mexico, to spend the remainder of the summer. Wendell Robinson motored up Saturday from Los Angeles to spend his vacation. Miss Nora Shumway is here from Salt Laek City for an extended ex-tended visit with relatives. Mrs. Philena Pickett left last Thursday for Salt Lake City where she will visit with her children, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan Andreason for several days. From there she will go to Alpine to visit with her sister, Mrs. Martha Terry and family, and later on to San Francisco to spend the remainder of the summer with another sister, Mrs. Susie Terry. i,'f Mrs. Ann Hall and infant of Hurricane spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cottam. Cot-tam. . Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Bennett left on the Monday morning bus for their home in Los Angeles, after spending the past ten days visiting visit-ing relatives in this city. They were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cottam. Mrs. La Prele Snow spent last week visiting with relatives in Los Angeles. She was a guest of Miss Maude R. Snow who returned to this city with her on Saturday. Miss Snow will visit in St. George and Pine Valley the remainder of the summer. . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jensen and two children, Carol and Varcel left this morning for Richfield where they will attend the birthday birth-day anniversary celebration of Mr. Jensen's father, Walter Jensen Sr. Mrs. Lucy C. Keate is reported recovering from her recent illness. :: - Merrill Russell was a visitor at the home of his parents in Grafton over the week-end. Mrs. Corry Rodgers of Ogden is spending the week in St. George at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lelia. Reed Blake returned last Friday from attending six weeks of summer sum-mer school at Flagstaff. Ariz. Mrs. Blake and small son, Reed, joined him on June 5 for the return journey. |
