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Show O Brief Items of Interest Jf MIib Happenings of the Week Condensed Iii3 Mrs. J. W. McAllister is enjoying a visit with herrelatives iu Goodsprings, Nevada. Fred Reber is engaged in taking the local census and is making good progress. "Bill'' Martiu, the auto man, received re-ceived another carload of Studebaker this' week. Mrs. Fred Dowd is in Little Rock, Arkansas, visiting her mother, who resides in that city. lion. E. D. R. Thompson aud A. L. Jacobs of Salt Lake were Sunday visitors in Milford, attending to mining business. Clarence Cline, the local real estate man, returned from California this week, after a few days in the land ot sunshine. Jay McAllister, son of J. W. Mc Allister, the well-known local barber, is visiting with his grandparents in Montana. Mrs. Arvilla Mayberry arrived Wednesday Wed-nesday from Cleveland, Ohio, and after attending to some business affairs here, expects to return east. Rev. Allison, who is summering in Beaver, spent Sunday in Milford, conducting con-ducting the morrning services in the M. E. church. Under the efficient hands of Contractor Con-tractor Lewison, M, P. Lewis's new dwelling in the Lewis Addition is progressing raidly. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hodges of Beaver, spent Wednesday in Milford ; the former is one of Beaver's delegates dele-gates to the Republican State convention. con-vention. Mrs. Steve Shingleton and ton, Harold, of Salt Lake City, also Mrs. C. I. Hainstreet of Caliente, Nevada, are the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Phil Orwin this week. The Milford-Beaver Auto Company-folks Company-folks are new occupying their new garage in "Postoffice Place." The now quarters ars handsome and commodious. com-modious. A large force of men aud teams is at work clearing and repairing the Beaver County Irrigation Company's ditches and canals, damaged by the recent cloudburst on the Project. .Messrs. Larue, Vivian and Press Dullin of this city, and Del Duflin of Provo, were called to Parowan, this week, their mother being so seriously ill that chances of recovery are said to be sight. A merry party, consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Tribole, G. Larscn and Misses Mary and Nora Roper, ''cranked up'' a big camp wagon, Tuesday morning and started for the mountains above Beaver, for a two weeks' camping trip. Larson hart fiihing tackle along aud said they were going to fish as they had secured fishing licenses iu order to avoid, embarrassing situations such as have happend to other residents of Milford on like excursions. Joe evidently didn't take much stock 111 Larson's lishing abilities, judging by the wagou-lcad of provisions he took along. Although "hanging lire" for some time, negot iations have been completed whereby the ownership of the Oxford saloon and Little Milford Cafe properties proper-ties pass to theowuership ofJ.S. Hanks. C. T. Martion, the present, occupant of the Oxford building and former owner of both properties, has leased from Mr, Hanks for a year. The NEWS is iu receipt of the following item from the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, which shows how a real, live commercial body keeps tab on the visitors to its exhibit. "Editor News, Milford, Utah. Mrs. L. E. Hicks of Milford, vas a recent visitor at the big exhibit of Southern California products maintained main-tained free to the public in the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. She also attended the lectures, moving pictures and concert that are a part of the daily program. The exhibit is the largest of any in the country maintained main-tained by a commercial organization. Mrs. Hicks expects to visit the Pauama-Pacific Exposition at San Diego which will remain open all year." Noise Schow and family removed a few days ago, to their new home in Enterprise, where they will try the farming business. The trip was made by wagon. An important item of interest, crowded out of last week's issue by lack of space, was the marriage of Mr. Herman Bradlield, of the Milford-Beavsr Milford-Beavsr Auto Company and Miss Hosena Fowler of Parowan. The ceromony took place at the home of the groom in Milford on the 24th ult. aud many relatives and friends were present to wish the young couple health1, wealth and happiness, in which the NEWS joins. (Continued on page 10) |