Roosevelt Standard | 1954-12-23 | Page 9 | [Illegible] Came to Own Saturday

tfn Saturday i,v December ISth, was lus' day for the children i'-l and vicinity. The clay hnta came to town, in fact I P V" Santa but his wife also, L along to help him dis-'"'the dis-'"'the gifts t0 the chi'dren. -clock he was rushed into automobile and found the li awaiting him at the big t-'tree placed on the northerner north-erner of the crossroads on !ltI'reet. About 250 happy '..i'ers told their wishes to :'jnij Mrs. Santa and received V of candy, nuts and fruit. carols rang from the oeaker to lend the spirit of ;as to the occasion. j Wesley Jenson entertain-. entertain-. a bridge dessert Friday -.ion Her guest list included . Alice Todd, Mrs. Homer :.;gn, Mrs. Floyd Lamb, Mrs. lljnck, Mrs. Rex Lamb, Mrs. Dalgleish and Mrs. H. C. r A delicious dessert was ''i "followed by an afternoon fi.jje with high score prize 1 :7 o Mrs. Rex Lamb, i. and Mrs. Wallace Dennis Thursday from a few Tvisit in Logan at the home 5. and Mrs. Goldy Erickson, of their daughter-in-law, "Wallace (Tom) Dennis Jr., ith her children came from Minnesota for a visit dur-jj-jie holidays. Mr. Dennis, who : buyer for the Hormel Packing any his wife to Utah, because of his easiness duties. Pvt Lamar Farnsworth, who has been home on furlough, left last week to report back to duty at Fort Ord Calif. His wife accompanied accom-panied him and will reside at Pacific Grove to be near her husband. hus-band. Mrs. Farnsworth has been making her home with her mother Mrs. Paul Felter since her husband entered the service. Felix Quintana left Wednesday for Denver where he will enjoy the Christmas holidays with his brother, Mike and his sister, Mrs Torres. FORMER RESIDENT GOES TO REST HOME Word has been received that a former resident of Myton, Mrs. Wm. Jones, formerly Mrs. Lucy Jumer, is confined to a rest home at Phoenix, Arizona, having recently' re-cently' suffered another stroke Mr. Jones has left his home at Fredonia, Arizona to be with his wife at Phoenix. Mrs. Ted Monks has been confined con-fined to the Roosevelt hospital during the past week but was sufficiently improved to be brought home Saturday. At this time she has shown further improvement.