Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-07-31

Prof. Robert II. Stewart "a over
In Emery county this week talking
70 the farmers concerning the pro-
posed joint fair IN September.
Henry Wade the first Of the week
took charge OF the Tavern Cafe.
which has been moved to the north
vest room Of the hotel building.
J. D. Middleton returned last sat
urday from Green River, where he
had been on account Of the serious
Illness Of his brother, who. how
ever, is somewhat improved.
James II. Braffet. who has been
In Price acting az day clerk at the
Tavern for about six weeks, leaves
for Salt Lake tomorrow, where he
viii spend the rest Of the vacation.
Miss Maude Fontasne Of Price
came over from the reservation YES
terday evening. She will remain in
Price and have charge OF the sta
ticnery department Of The Advocate
Miss Kate Gorley, the young wo-
man who was 80 severely injured at
the steam laundry last week, will
not lose her hand as the result of,
the accident although Il will be bad
" crippled.
Rev. James II. Ferris Is in Salt
Lake visiting with his mother. He
will remain several weeks. Mrs.
Ferris will Join him shortly. Mr..
Ferris il planning TO return again
TO the ministerial field.
DR.. +. +. Fisk Is enjoying a visit
from his aunt and nephew. Mrs. A.
T. Smith and Mr.. Llsle Smith, OF
Ohio. Mr.. Smith h n practicing at
torney and has come west with a
view OF picking out a location.
W. F. Olson h In receipt OF a
letter from Grand Junction TO the
effect that the people OF that city
will drag the Midland trail TO
Thompsons II che state will drag
the road from Thompsons TO Price.
Dir. Clyde II. FahrIng and Miss
Selma Laseen. both OF sunnyuide
were married at San Franciaco on
Thursday. July gath. They will be
at home in sunnysLde after October
lat. Both OF the contracting partic
have a host OF friends who wisi
them every happiness.
J. s. Appel. one OF the origina
pathfindcrs OF the Midland trai
route who was here last spring will
westgard. met death last saturda,
In Sacramento IN an auto accident
People from Denver will remembe
the J. s. Appel ladics' furnishing
store which failed for 100000.
George Nixon has leased the Cot
tage Hotel to ID. ]. Thomas. Tn
deal includes the sale Of all furnl
ture and fixtures. Mr.. Thomas Wi
take possession on the LIST. Mi
Nixon. wife and son Clarence pial
TO leave within the next ten day
for an extended auto trip TO the Pa
oific coast
, This weeks Advocate contains a.
advertisement for the sale OF IN
stage horses. wagons ana harnea
formerly used by the Wells Mimi
and Stage company between her
and vernal. Anyone needing oithe
work, driving or saddle animal
r should not overlook this sale whicl
r takes place Saturday. August .. a
3 J. NJ. whitmore's barn.
Robert MeKune IL back from
: trip 20 Salt Lake. where b
went to collect the money owed hiu
by the state road commission 70
supplies furnished on the Madam
trail. Mr. McKune thinks there
\ considerable procrastination in th
payment for supplies and labor
There are several hundred laborer
In Carbon and Emery counties VII
have not yet been paid off
Z Sunday Local Manager a, Bow
( man OF the Utah Construction CON
) pany received word OF the death o
! his nephew. Morris Fretwell OF o.
4 den, who was eleotrocuted while gu
) ployed IN the signal service OF III
I Southern Pacific. Fretwell ha
( climbed pole on which was locate
) one OF the transformers and II
Z presumed that his elbow touche
( the high tension wire which carrie
y 1900 volts. when discovered Cd
= body was hanging limp from u
} top OF the pole by the strap abor
( the waist,