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Show ! " . ."" - I ; -III. "i Mrs. L. A. Wynaught and daugh-'jter, daugh-'jter, Mrs. Harold Carlson, returned '; Wednesday morning from a few days r! -pent in Salt Lake City. J. S. Hanks, wellknown former i Milford resident but now of Sait ( Lake, is attending to business mat-J mat-J ters in Milford. j Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pool motored j to Cedar City Sunday afternoon and visited with their daughters, who are 'attending the B. A. C. Mrs. Metta Weston and small j daughter of Cedar City are visiting i for a few days this week at the home of her mother, Mrs. Nels Schow. Miss Gladys Martin, daughter of '- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Martin, was 1 successfully operated for appendicitis J. Sunday and is reported doing nicely. j Mrs. H. L. Stapley of Kanarraville is visiting with her son, D. E. ' Stapley, and family, and her daugii- ter, Mrs. P. J. Williams, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gunn and daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Abe Boyle, of Beaver were ; guests at the home of Mrs. Gunn's ..sister, Mrs. John Lang, Saturdpy afternoon. Irene, nine year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Atkins, is reported re-ported getting along nicely following a successful operation for appendicitis, appendi-citis, performed last Wednesday. The stork made a welcome visit to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Tanner Sunday and left with them a lovely little ; daughter their first child and ail , concerned are doing nicely. Tne son of County Commissioner Frank D. Williams of Minersville, underwent an operation for appendi- citis Friday of last week and is reported re-ported to be coming along nicely. i Miss Virgie Killam is assisting in : the Hubbell drug store, taking the place of Mrs. Truman Bradfield (nee i Merle White) who recently married : and has removed to Minersville. i i ! Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ryan and i the formers brother, Stanley, and ' Carl Sandstrom have returned to i their homes at Eureka after a period I of employment at the King Davi.l ' mine. The town board n.et Monday, pursuant pur-suant to statute, and canvassed the vote cast in the recent municipal election but found nothing to affect the results announced in The News last week. Don't frgat the smokeless Athletic Ath-letic Smoker at the high school Fri-i Fri-i day night. Thirty rounds of boxing j by well-matched youngsters will be j the offering something that will I easily give you more than your ! moneys worth. Mrs. Ida Hollingshead of Miners-! Miners-! ville was transacting business in j Milford Wednesday, accompanied by her son James of Caliente, a valued employe of the Union Pacific at that place. Mr. Hollingshead was accompanied ac-companied on his visit to home folks by his sister, Mrs. Athella Lee, and ! his aunt, Mrs. Edessa Mathews, both j of Panaca, Nevada. I The J. M. Hughes home was the j scene Wednesday night of a well at-i at-i tended and nicely arranged card j party given by the local American Legion Auxiliary. Miss Gladys Cole-! Cole-! man won women's high score prize and Mrs. Wilkes Moore consolation; while Alvin Baker and Rudolph : Xielson won high and low men's ! awards. Mrs. I. Altman entertained a num-i num-i her of friends at her home Tuesday : evening at bridge after which a de-delicious de-delicious lunch was served. Mrs. T. 1 E. Gadberry received the prize for I high honors, Mrs. William Cochrane i won high points prize, Mrs. Charles : Chamberlain received low score prize ; and Mrs. P. J. Evans consolation prize. |
