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Show 8NAKE VALLEY NEWS. K. C. Chriatopharson. Chronlcf ReP retentative. S. R. Ketcham or nig Pine, California. Califor-nia. Is visiting his mother and other relatives. We still have plenty of snow and the weather is much cooler than a few weeks ago. J. II. Robison of Gandy accompanied by his wife and Mrs. Lake went to Los Angeles last week. Christmas was celebrated in a Quiet way, Mrs. Garrison, Mrs. Ketcham and others giving dinners for relatives and friends. A. C. Hyde of Nephl Is down on business connected with bis -father's big sheep ranch Just over the line In Nevada. Grant Smith met with a very painful accident while hunting. The flreing pin of hia gun blew out striking him in the eye. Mrs. C. W. Rowland, one of the pioneers of Western Millard County, recently died In Southern California, where she had gone for her. health. One of her daughters who was with her accompanied the remains to Mil-ford Mil-ford where she was met by others of the family. Tbey will bring the body to be laid by the side of her husband at Garrison. We have not learned when the funeral will be held. Christmas Eve a dance was given in the Garrison hall, which was well attended, at-tended, everyone having a most enjoyable en-joyable time. Whiskey was conspicuous con-spicuous by Its absence Hn the hall) except for two young Indians who had been drinking, and could not understand under-stand why they should not be received at the dance. I think our citizens make a very grave mistake, tht they do not make an effort to discover and punih the parties guilty of selling whiskey to the Indalns. Indians, whiskey whis-key and guns are a bad combination. |
