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Show 181. fc 1 if A LOCAL NW8 ITKM8 Mrs. C. A. Clawson of Delta, wb in Mllford tills week. Burns ,TIbbs and J. K. Norton, of Panquitch, were in Mllford Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Twltchell of ' Beaver, passed through Mllford en route to Bountiful, Utah, to reside for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Arron Smith are rejoicing re-joicing over the arrival of a little daughter at their home January 2nd. Mother and baby are doing nicely. J. H. Lightner was over from Min-.iic Min-.iic this week. LoBt Pocketbook. Return to Miss Louree Skinner or to Mrs. Moore. C. H. Abeling came down from risco this wk. Mrs. Haley from Prout, Utah, was in town Thursday shopping. Ray Barton returned from Fort Barry to his home in Greenville last Saturday. i Roy F. Cowan and W. H. S perry were here from Nephi this week. Mrs. Joe Kenny and little daughter who have been puite 111 with the influenza, in-fluenza, are both much Improved. Mrs. C. C. Sloan left Tuesday for Salt Lake City to spend New Year's with her mother. Grant Snyder came down from Salt Lake to look over his Quad Metal mine. Mrs.. Jennie Hailey of Tale, came came up to secure the services of Dr. Adkin Jim Hickman came from Manltl, Utah, lust week, to spend the holidays holi-days with his parents. D. D. Title and wife of Richfield 'were In Milford several days tlii:: week. Chas . Ross, a prominent business man of Cedar City, is spanding a great deal of time in Milford. Frank E. Robinson left for Los Angeles, An-geles, California, on a business trip, he will be gone for two or three Weeks. ' Miss Louree Skinner, who has been spending sonre little time at the home of Mrs. Jay Moore, returned to Bea ver Saturday evening on the s D A. Yardley of Beaver, came In from Camp Kearny New Year's day, having received his discharge from the service. J." W. McCracken and J. , H. Hol-landland Hol-landland of Lynndyl, spent Tuesday and Wednesday in our city. George Atkin will arrive in New 'York on Monday. He will then go to Logan to be demobolized and then, return re-turn to his home in Milford. Mr C. D Pnnnintnn of the Delta Land and Water Co., has gene to Salt Lake on business. He expects to be gone several days. There 1b quite a lot of things stored at the Red Cross rooms that were loaned for use at the hospital, with no name on, so that they could not be identified. Anyone that has failed to feet their things back, can have them 'by going to the Red Cross rooms aiv identifying them. Don't forget to renew your subscription subscrip-tion to the Red Cross for 1919. Secretary Secre-tary Jorgecsen will receive subscriptions subscrip-tions at hlB office and the secretary of the Red Cross will do the same at their headquarters. There Is lots of work at the rooms waiting to be done. Come and get some. Mrs. P. J.: Adams Is -very -; happy, having received a fine picture of her son, George, taken Just after the battle bat-tle of Aragonne Forests. He is certainly cer-tainly looking well and happy. They also got a letter from him giving a Tine description of some of the places and engagements that he had been, which we hope to print soon. Ed Shirley, engine inspector at the shops, returned New Year's Eve, from Salt Lake, where he spent the holidays. Ed Bays he lost sixteen pounds during his sickness with the flu, but is feeling fine. Mrs. Fred Jefferson delightfully entertained en-tertained at her home New Year's day with a family dinner. Guests outside of the family were Mrs. Kenneth Kennedy Ken-nedy and little daughter Irene; Miss Sarah Keener and D. A. Baxter. "You naughty child, where have you been?" remanded a Baltlmo'e mother of hci hopeful. "I believe , jj have been lyhting aga'n with Joai next door. Just look at 'oar clotlus: I'll have to buy you a new suit." "Don't fcold me. ma," responded tlu youngster. "Ycu ought to see Johnn.-. his mother will have to get a new hoy. r Little Bobby Lewis, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Lewis, met with a Very sad accident and painful accident acci-dent Christmas day. Bobby was playing play-ing about the house with his Christmas Christ-mas toys,- when he tripped on his little lit-tle cart, falling with such force as to break his arm at the elbow joint. Dr. Hunter was called to set the arm soon had the little fellow resting comfortably. Bobby Is a brave little fellow and is getting along nicely. |
