Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-31
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Hon. Albert II. Christensen, G. c.
McWhinney. A. w. Horsley and G..
X. Marcuscn addressed n good sized
audience At Kenllworth last Thur
day evening on the political Issues
OF che day from a republican stand
point. Friday evening they went TO
Castle Gate. Judge Christensen IL
to speak at Green River Saturday
evening.
The fifth public meeting IN a
series designed TO stimulate inter
est In Utah industries was held at
the 10th chamber OF commerce IN
Salt Lake City last Friday afternoon
under the auspices OF the Utah
Home Industry association. The
topics discussed were hydrocarbons
by A. v. Taylor and Utah coal by
J. y. Petit. state coal mine inspec-
tor.
The mail contract II not 60 be
changed Immediately. says Myton's
Record. Bids for the route between
Cotton and vcrnal have been re-
advertised. The bids must be In
Washington before November Bth.
The bond furnished by the Duchcsne
and Cotton people was defective. II
the change ID made service over the
Cotton route will begin December
LIST.
Quite a handsome sum was Melted
By the benefit dance NJ Salt Lake
City last Monday night for "Chalky"
Germalne. injured In bout there
recently. and who is still In n hos
pital. Tho funds from the dance
and other money contributed will so
towards paying his hospital bill and
sending Germaine TO HIS home in
ST. Louis. As yet he Is unable TO
travel.
Friends and relatives In Price OF
Harold Cuff. the young man who
was severely burned at Park City a
short time ago. will be pleased 20
learn that he IL slowly improving at
Is hospital N that city. and unless
complications set In. will recover
from his injuries. His burns are 10
severe, however. that II will be a
long time before he can be removed
TO his home In Salt Lake City.
Robert Howard. who until recent
ly has been holding the position OF
superintendent with the Castle Val
ley Coal company at Mohrland. has
moved with his family TO Price and
Is occupying his handsome bunga-
low In the northeast part OF the
city, lie Il now inspector for an
the coal properties OF the Sharp In
terests In this section OF the state.
He and his excellent family are
welcomed 10 Price as residents.
Judge Albert II. Christensen,
Hon. Glen Miller. ex-united States
for Utah. and J. J. Meyers
OF Salt Lake City. addressed one Of
the largest audiences OF the cam
paign at the court house last even
Ing. Their talks were straight re-
publican from the shoulder. and, Il !
Is believed. many wayering ones
WIZ hAbhhhA AhAb hA' A'HhhAA'AN !
fold. Other precincts OF the ooun-
ty are 90 be visited between now
and next Tuesday,
Discussing the alleged desertion |
of James Dennis OF Spring Glen by |
his wife. Fannie Dennis. a short
lime ago and mention OF which was
made in last weeks Advocate in a
telegram from Ogden. Helpers |
Times OF last Saturday says: "The |
nome life OF the young husband and |
wife was apparently happy with az
east no more discord than in the |
majority OF homes Dennis work,
hat OF a grader. took him away |
rom home more or less. and 1t Is
bought that in fit OF melanoholia
lie young wife took the step she |
lid The young husband and father
s said TO be distracted over the
Temperance OF his wife and |
FABLES, but In his terrible grief over
he sad affair, speaks only in the
highest terms OF his wife. and his
greatest desire Is that he may find
race OF her and 30 bring about a
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