Milford News | 1928-06-08 | Page 4 | Beaver Brevities

BEAVER BREVITIES ' f! it Mr. and Mrs. John K. Robinson, of PuruRoonah, spent the week-end at . J Reaver vmUns: with their daughter ', and familv, Mrs. D. A. Yardley. jg-j Mrs. Fern I tuchen and Mr. atul: Mrs. Ted V.'ildrn and family, of Cedar EE Citv. spent Wednesday at Beaver as; EE guests of their brother and sister, I EE Mr. and Mrs. John Ashworth. jEE Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gillies are re-; EE joicing over their first baby, a girl EE bom June 1st. EE Mrs. Linda Riding, of St. George, is EE here visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Arnold Ashworth, Jr., for several EE weeks, then will go north to Manath r for several weeks. Miss Elsie Hales, our new County EE Librarian, will leave on the 16th of jejune je-june for Logan, where she will take EJ a six week's literary course. EE Mrs. Dorothy Baker of Salt Lake EE City, spent several days last week with her children, Mrs. Wallace Pax- E ton and Mio Baker. E Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Ipson and sons, of Salt Lake, spent Decoration Day at Beaver. M,r. and Mrs. Ernest Hodges of Salt Lake City, spent a few clays at E Beaver last week, visiting with Mrs. Hodges' sister, Mrs. Joseph Mur- dock. E Mrs. Van Hickman of Milford, spent Wednesday at Beaver with her moth- .er, Mrs. Hattie Ashworth. s Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence White and jj children left Wednesday for a three i week trip to Springville, Salt Lake ; City and Ogden. ; Mrs. Wm. Ashworth and son, : Jimmy, of Milford, are visiting her : mother, Mrs. Hattie Ashworth, for : a few days. Miss Dorothy Williams has return- : ed from Tooele, where she has been j teaching the last winter.