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Show Word has been received from American Fork to the effect that Moroni ChiUis, who was seriously hurt in an auto accident on Provo bench early last week, was recovering recover-ing slowly and that the patient had passed the danger point. Mrs. L. G. Anderson and Mrs. J. S. Peterson were hostesses at a -jharming lawn party at the Ander-1 son ' home Monday evening of this ,veek, complimentary to Mrs. Lillian Keysor. It was Mrs. Keysor's birthday anniversary and twenty friends were invited. Progressive "500" was the diversion and favors were won by Mrs'. Ben Roper and Mrs. Clarence Madsen. Dainty refreshments re-freshments 'were served. I Mrs. Sidney J. Baxter has as her I house guest this week Miss Veda ; .Vest of Provo. Miss Vest will remain re-main until after the 24th. Hugh Halverson is in the city and !the gaest at the home of his parents, par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. O H. Halverson. Hugh will spend a two weeks' vaca- tion here and incidentally will visit , Fishlake, Bryce canyon and other summer' resorts. ! LOCAL ITEMS I OF INTEREST -I : : Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Erickson were here from Bingham last Friday and Saturday and were looking after business matters and Visiting with relatives and friends '! Dr. E. E. Kuiiz, the dentist, came home Monday after spending the week-end at Ogden and Salt Lake as the guest of friends and relatives. E. E. Paynier, representing the Central U. S. Swine company, accompanied ac-companied by Mis. Paynter and son, spent the ea.ly days here from Salt Lake. Mr. Paynter was looking after af-ter his company's interests while in the city. 4 Dyer O. Clark, traveling salesman for the Dixon & Co., wholesale printing print-ing paper dealers, Salt Lake, was a News office caller Monday of this week. Miss Leona Samuelson of Salt Lake is here and is the house gdest of Mr. and M:s. O. H. Halverson. Miss Samuelson will, spend the week here Mrs. Pvoss Palmer delightfully entertained en-tertained the R. N. A. club at hei home last Saturday afternoon Twenty members and guests were present and the main diversion was. Progressive "500". Prizes were won by Mrs. Leo Gledhill and Mrs. Chris-tena Chris-tena Madsen. Following cards dainty refreshments were served by the hostess . Miss Helen Hagan left for Bingham Bing-ham the first of f;he week, where she visited with her aunt, Mrs . H. S Linnell. Before returning Miss Hagan Ha-gan will visit for a short time with friends at Salt Lake. I. W. Pierce, accompanied by Iris two sisters, Mrs. Hannah Elliott and Mrs. Pierce Earl, and Henry Pierce of Idaho Falls, were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Sylvester Pierce. The visitors were just .returning from Wellington. where they attended the first annual j reunion of the Pierce family. I S. M. Duggins, the auto dealer, j left for Salt Lake Tuesday, having ! been called there -on important busi- ) ness matters. j Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Jones, Mrs. j Ira Overfelt, Miss Lois Overfelt and j Miss Virginia Peterson, motored to I Salt Lake Saturday morning. Mrs. i Overfelt remained over until Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Blain Larson, who have been absent at McGill, Nevada, for several years past, have returned to Gunnison. They expect to remain here indefinitely and are at present at the home of Mrs. Larson's parents, par-ents, Mr.' and Mrs. James Bown. when she was joined by Mr. Overfelt Over-felt and that day they left for San Francisco. The irest of the party returned re-turned Sunday. . " Mrs. R. H. Winder of Salt Lake is in the city this week and is at the J. W. Jones home during the absence ab-sence of Mr. and Mrs. Jones at San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hughes of Salt Lake came in from . the north Sunday and are ' the guests this week at the . C. Nielson home at Centerfield. Miss Mary Baxter returned Monday Mon-day evening after a wek's absence at Ephraim, where she was the guest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Metcalf and Miss Melba Metcalf, who spent the . past few weeks at Provo, where Mr. Metcalf wras attending summer school, have returned to their home ; in Gunnison. ! Miss Frances Paul, instructor in : the high, school at Casper, Wyo., I Miss Lelia Paul and Miss Charlotte, , Grow of Panguitch,' were guests at ;the home of Misses' Josie Curtis and, L. S. McMonigal last Sunday. Miss ' Grow was just returning from an extended vacation trip 'to ''Minnesota and Kansas. ! , Miss Carroll Swalberg, of Salina, spent a few days here this week and was visiting at the home of Miss Ida Edwards. j |
