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Show MOT OFF THE WIRE About People and Events of Local Interest tray Bit. of Information Gathered at Randaiu and Arranged for Rapid Readers O. D. Payna spent Sunday at his r.tich near Yalj. D. A.. Webster went to Salt Lake City Wednesday evening to spend asveral days. W. W. Butler of Lund was interviewing inter-viewing the drug store Monday. Dudley Gillies of Beaver spent sevoral days in Milford this week. Karl G. Maeser was busy with educational ed-ucational matters in Milford for a few days this week. Dishes and silver at Cafe Uneeda-Bite Uneeda-Bite U regular first class hotel stock. No cheap goods used. Geo. L. Swendsen, an official o the Delta Land & Water company, will be in Milford for several days. A. H. Williams of the Quadmetals mine will leave this part of the country coun-try about June 1. George Atkin was not granted a furlough, as only a certain percentage percent-age are allowed, and there were toe many men out of his company. George was greatly disappointed at not being able to visit his old home town once more, but it is hoped that he may come later. Grant Snyder of Salt Lake City was visiting his mines near Frisco Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. J. K. Jensen of Fountain Green le visiting Mrs. Harold 'Carter. 'Car-ter. C. E. Erickson of the Sweet Candy Can-dy company of Salt Lake City dropped drop-ped into Milford the first of the week. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church was entertained by Mrs. Joe Tribole and Mrs. H. M. Korns at the home of the former yesterday yester-day afternoon and had a very pleasant and profitable meeting. Refreshments were served just before be-fore the ladies departed for their homes at a late hour. Arrangements have been made to handle the Red Cross subscriptions of its employees by the Salt Lake Route in the same way as the liberty loan funds were handled. L. P. Keen, night car inspector, went to the Salt Lake hospital Saturday Sat-urday night. It was feared that he had pneumonia, but a letter from him yesterday said he was better and expects to return next week. A Mexican was tried in Judge Jfudge Nichols' court Thursday morning, and now the city's finances are increased by $50. The man was arrested Wednesday for being under un-der the Influence of strong drink. He claimed the booze came from Cal-iente. Cal-iente. Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Kelley and three children left Milford Wednesday Wednes-day morning for Greenville, Illinois, where they will probably spend the summer with relatives. They felt that such a change would make an improvement in Mr. Kelley's health. The many friends the family has made since coming to Milford only a tew months ago, regret to see them leave, ut their good wishes go with them. Pete Ton! Boudino, 16-year-old son 01 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Boudino Bou-dino of Newhouse, died at his home . in that place last Monday, and was buried at Frisco on Wednesday. i Besides his father and mother, he leaves several brothers and sisters. The young man was held in high esteem, and a large number of people peo-ple accompanied the remains to Frisco. .Mrs. Ward McAlister leaves today for Salt Lake City. Karl S. Carlton, editor of the Beaver Press, is with us again this week, looking after both papers. H. E. Naisbitt of Salt Lake City was talking to the garages Tuesday and Wednesday. Service is quick and cooking is like mother's. Uneeda-Bite Cafe. , It. Wil T. Morris and family expect to move soon into the house in tin-south tin-south part of town, being vacated by j George S. Bates of the high school faculty. A. S. Fowler, attorney and counsellor coun-sellor at law, of Salt Lake City, was here the first of the week looking over the mines. The Dixie Oil company has three producing wells, and it is erecting a skimming plant to supply the demands de-mands of the district for kerosene and gasoline. Mr. and Mrs. Southwick of Santa Barbara, Cal., arrived in Milford on Tuesday morning for a visit with their nephew, H. V. Doolittle, of near Reed,, and to look after some business affairs. There will be no preaching services ser-vices at the M. E. church next Sunday, Sun-day, but Sunday School will be held as usual. It is expected that there will be preaching services the Sunday Sun-day following May 26. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Smithson, who have made their home for the past few years with their daughter, Mrs. R. H. Pitchforth, will remove to their own residence on Stoddard ave., where they will keep house for themselves hereafter. |