Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-01
PRICE AND VICINITY

The Advocate Job department ha,
Just issued the 1928 catalogu,
Of the Price academy.
Passenger Train No. 4 was about
oight hours late this morning due
to a washout last night at Thistle.
Master Kenneth Benfer gave a
birthday party yesterday afternoon
to a number of his youthful friends
l.. W. Muzzy has quit Stevenson
Lumber company to go to work for
Lars Gunderson. the building con-
tractor.
The Kentucky Liquor House this
week unloaded three cars OF beer
and one car OF whisky jugs for it's
trade locally.
j. Nelson, forman Of the Southern
Utah bridge and building depart
ment, is quite III at his home in
Price Of Bright's disease,
Master Frank Olson gave a party
Tuesday afternoon at his home 20
a crowd OF little friends. the occa-
sion being his fifth birthday.
A. II. Cowie, vice president OF the
Utah Fuel company, has transferred
a valuable tract OF coal land I'm
Spring Canyon 60 the Knight inter-
ests.
Travelling salesmen are again get
ting around after the two celebra-
tlons OF last month. reporting bust
ness generally as quite good
throughout Eastern Utah.
J. Z. Petit. state mine inspector.
was az Castle Gate during the week
examining the properties there.
which he found in first-class condi-
ton. Next week he goes 10 Ken
ilworth
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Nelson entertain
ed at n dinner party last Sunday.
tho guests being Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r.
johnson OF Hiawatha. MIR. and Mrs.
Bert Darrah and DR.. and Mrs. A..
c. soronson.
The regular coal rates return to-
day august isD nj Salt Lake City
and elsewhere from the summer
storage rate OF $3.50 per ton TO
1915. which will obtain until the
first OF May, 1913.
James Pittmann. formerly OF Clear
Crock. has bought the Magerl ga
loon business at Kenilworth and
will conduct the same under the
name OF the Kenilworth Trading
The Utah Fuel baseball team met
defeat Saturday afternoon at River
ton by a score or nine TO eight. The
game was tied until the last inning.
when the Riyorton boys got bat
ting streak and won tho game.
Mrs. Matt Gilmour entertained
the bridge club at her home on
North Seventh street last evening.
auction bridge being played. The
prizes went TO Mrs. w. y. Anderson.
Miss Jessie Fouta and G. II. Ayerill.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
Ing the past week TO Audrey Rob
erts OF Price and Emma Jensen OF
Fountain Green: John McCluakey
and Mary Gilbert. both OF Clear
Creek. and 20 George Earll Demon
est and Lizzie Frances Nelson. both
Of Hlawatha.
John u. Brown OF Moab. who was
thrown into a barbed wire fence by
A fractions horse which he was rid
Ing In a race on the Twenty-Fourth.
is still ut the home OF w. +. OIL
son. The cuts which he received
are healing ms well as might be ex-
peeted. and he hopes 10 be out
within n few days.
Elsewhere In this impression will
be found the call for the Carbon
county republican convention Issued
by A. W. Horsley. chairman. The
date Is Saturday. August gath, when
a full set OF county officers will be-
nominated and delegates chosen TO
the state convention az Salt Lake
City. September 9Th.
Several friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. LAUDER surprised them last
Monday evening. the fcaslon being
the formers birthday. Those pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ting
ley, Mr.. and Mrs, George u. helms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gwilym Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. George Il. Bench. Choice
refreshments were served.
An adjourned term OF district
court was convened az Price yester-
day afternoon by Judge Albert H..
Christensen, the calender being set
ahead until August Sth. The case
OF Willis Thompson. charged with
cattle theft I'm connection with Glenn
Olsen, came on yesterday and II be-
ing heard as The Advocate goes 10
press. Olsen plead guilty at the be-
ginning OF the present term.
Mrs. j. A. Crockett entertained
the ladies' aid society Tuesday af-
ternoon, when the annual election