Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-03
PRICE AND VICINITY.

stanley Ballinger was a Salt Lake
City visitor this week.
The duck and quail season oror
ed Tuesday and win last for 80
month. '' 'ie
Mcclure Wilson is back in Iowa
on a visit to his old home near M
Pleasant in that state.
My goods have arrived will
nave my opening day Monday. Oct,-
Der tth. Mrs. 4. 4. Rich.
inc Denver and Rio Grande wara-
mouse and water tank are receiving
a fresh coat Of paiat this week
W. \. jameson opened up his
ten-cent dancing academy I'm tho east
room OF the Fitzgerald building
Tuesday night.
Clyde Jones has commenced tho
erection OF modern five-room
frame dwelling on the lot To tho
north OF his present residence.
When you go to the picture show
Sunday night step up to summers
new furniture store and 500 tho
beautiful display Of fancy work in
the window.
The Price band OF twenty-four
pieces left Sunday morning for salt
Lake City where they took a prom
lnent part In furnishing music for
the irrigation congress and parade.
Z. II. Burns. representing Armour
a Co, was in Price this week call
Ing on the merchants in the inter
est OF the above firm and while
here visited his mother and sister.
Miss Augusta Walsh leaves to-
night for Salt Lake City with two OF
her music pupils. Beulah West and
Thelma Berglund. where the young
ladies will play at the Utah Conaer-
vatory OF Music. Saturday.
Cuba has yet to learn the proper
way Of maintaining peace and pros
perity. A country rich In revenue,
Il IL. through n wasteful squander-
Ing OF It's resources. on tho verge OF
bankruptcy. The Pearl OF tho An
TILES" Ia not adding to It's lustre.
Word received from Salt Lake
City yesterday was to the effect that
the Price band had received first
honors In n contest between state
bands there yesterday. Details OF
the contest were unable to be had.
however.
a. Bowman, manager for the Utah
Construction company who IL doing
the railroad work at Black Hawk.
was Price visitor Saturday. Bow
man Informs The Advocate that
work IL progressing very eatlafac-
toriiy nj Black Hawk. but no could
use more men on the work there.
Irvine Wolf. the little son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Wolf OF Price. was
taken by DIR. sorcnsen 10 Grand
Junction Sunday night. suffering
from n severe case OF appendicitis.
Monday. DR.. sorensen. assisted by
Drs, Sandal and Fieldenberger per-
formed a successful operation on
the little fellow at 81. Mary'a Hos
pital. The latest report from there
says the patient IL getting along
nicely.
George Meiss has spent the last
week here getting the old Ice plant.
which IL 10 DO replaced with a lar
ger and better one next year. ready
for shipment TO Price. The equip
ment will probably prove adequate
TO the needs OF that city for "A year
or two at least. Meiss will run Il,
The parties at Price could not have
secured a better or more competent
man TO handle the machinery
Green River Dispatch.
Two Italians. Tom Pessetto and
Paul ArbisOn. who were out under
bonds. charged with cutting another
Italian at Castle Gate on Labor
Day, were brought down from Hla-
watha yesterday by Deputy MeDer-
maid and lodged In jail. Word COM
ing TO Sheriff Keller from the ply
stefan at Castle Gate that the vic
tim OF the cutting affray was not
expected To live. Il was considered
advisable TO lock them up.
Nancy Nash. the little i-year-old
daughter OF Engineer George Nash
OF Green River. was lost this morn
ing from Us parents for three hours.
The little one was found by Mrs. II.
J. Snyder. who took the little one
into her home and kept telephoning
until she got In touch with the
frantic parents, who quickly came
and gOt their lost treasure. they
we're thankful 10 Mrs. Snyder for
her kindness. Grand Junction SEN
tinels 2Sth.
Marriage licenses have been Is
sued to the following by the county
clerk and recorder during the past
week: Peter Alello and Mary Had
don, Black Hawk; James Nelson
and Isabella Garrick, Winter Quar-
terra, George MILFORD Sweet and Ell