The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-02-08
Inter esting News Items
From California Resident

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 2, 1923.
Mr.. John Morrow is here from Mil
Ter visiting his mother and sisters.
Miss Madge Morrow was down from
S~trathmore for the week end.
Quite a large number attended the
S. Dakota social given in Forum Hall
last Thursday evening. The Edison
Company put on the entertainment
which pleased the audience greatly.
Rev. Robbins, Mrs. e. Goodies, Mrs.
r. l.. Smith and Mrs. Harvey took
luncheon Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
mos. Mcclure and attended S. Dakota
picnic in the afternoon. The day was
bright tho cool after the rain but an
ideal day for a picnic and Dakotans
were there by hundreds. All appeared
to enjoy themselves. Hand and Hyde
Cos had fair representation. Mrs.
VIM. Waters was one of the late ar
rivals in California. She is very much
pleased with Long Beach as well as
her sister Mrs. Redman Baker. Mrs.
McClinchy, Of Sawtelle was there.
She was delighted with all of this
southern country. Mr.. Jerry O'Brien
and his pleasant wife are interested
in the prosperity in Long Beach.
Mr.. Thos. Trythall, two daughter and
son were greeting many of their
friends. Miss Grants smiling face
was there. She resides in l.. A. Mrs.
Myrtle Willett Hagen dwells in Glen
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Adams liv-
es in Alhambra. Mr.. James Hooking
of Pasadena, Mrs. Morrow and family,
Mrs. circuit and family were there.
Mrs. Thomas Wade and Mrs. Porter
greeted friends. Mr.. Hough died
about two months hence. They live
in L.. A. Mr.. John Hanson and many
registered from Hdye Co. Mr.. Han
son lives in Inglewood. Mrs. Will
liams, Of Pasadena, sister of Mr.. Carr
of Miller, was greeting: people from
Hand County. The next picnic will
be held In Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Thomas, of Mil
Ter. s. D., are visitings at Palms.
The wedding bells rang merrily
over .the wide Pacific in Ocean Park
when Mr.. ]. p. Brown, Of Iowa and
Oregon, but now a citizen of l.. A,
was married January 18th to Mrs.
Mary Miller, Of Santa Monica and
Miller, s. Dakota. The M. e. minister
of Ocean Park officfated. Several re-
ceptions were given them by friends
and relatives on their return home.
Ar ocean trip to San Francisco we'll
finished the honeymoon and they will
be at home in Santa Monica. All
their friends here wish them an abun-
dance of happiness.
Miss Jessie Olson, of Pomona, likes
to see her friends while she is conval-
escing in a hospital here in the city.
Builders and live stock associations
held conventions here last month.
Mr.. Ray Miller, Of Santa Monica,
has gone north to view the country.
An oratorical contest was held here
recently. Students from seven
schools and colleges competed. A
select company of three were judges.
The prizes were silver cup, suit of
clothes and pair of shoes.
A seven million apartment house
is being planned to be erected on
Knob Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Straith-Miller are de-
lighted with their Glendale home.
They were guests Of Mrs. r. l.. Smith
on last Sunday. Their three charm
ing children are recovering from Sc
we're colds.
The Pacific feet will start soon on
a three thousand mile jaunt to meet
the Atlantic Squadron in Panama to
participate In maneuvers of war in
southern waters.