Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-01-02

I As'fNNhANhs hhNN NfAhA NfN ~
Zion last Friday evening.
Herbert Norman has accepted
a position as clerk in the freight de-
partment OF the Denver and Ric
Grande at Helper. and left Sunday
to take up his work at that place
lie has been working with Fred Ras
mussen. local agent Of the company
here at Mt Pleasant for several
months. and Is thoroughly competent
to I'LL the requirements f6r the
position.-Mt. Pleasant Pyramid
26th.
Charles Christensen, at one
time In business at Price but now
residing at Salt Lake City. was re-
newing old friendships at Price last
Saturday and Sunday. The Advo-
cate has kept him pretty we'll in
formed as to changes here since he
left some five or Sky ears ago. but
he would not have believed the i'm
provements that have gone on here
In his absence without seeing for
himself.
A. n. Gibson. chief clerk for
the Knight Coal company NJ storrs
In Spring Canyon. IL back NJ camp
from n business trip TO salt Lake
City. lie states that shipments OF
coal from there will begin in about
three weeks. Tho branch railroad
from above Helper will have its
own engines. cabooses and coaches.
but this will be the limit OF its
equipment. depending on other lines
for coal cars.
J. q. Gwynn. chief engineer for
the Denver and Rio Grande, a ex-
pected TO arrive In Salt Lake City
tonight or tomorrow. lie will spend
day or two In Utah. during which
time he will make an inspection OF
the work now being done on the
main line In Utah. lie will be &C.
compnnied on the inspection trip by
A. u. Apperson, general supcrinten-
dent or the Utah lines OF the com
pany.-salt Lake Telegram. 2sth.
Lincoln ]. Kelly, state auditor
elect and William seeley. member
elect OF the state legislature from
Emery county. we're in the city to-
day meeting with friends. seeiey
Is seeking the speakership OF the
house OF representative with n
good chance OF winning. He was IN
the last legislature. The only COM
petitor he has for the position Is
John Henry. represontaiiye-elect
from Garfield county. Ogden Ex-
eminer. 2sth
W. j. Burton. county commits
sioner at Salt Lake City, was an
Price the first OF the week He
owns eighty acres OF land 10 the
south OF the city IN the Miller Creek
section. and has about thousand
bushels OF oats that he raised last
year stored on his farm, awaiting a
higher price than they would now
bring. Mr.. Burton Is In the lum-
Der business al Zion and oontem-
plates starting n branch yard here
and likely at Helper as well. He
has great faith In Price River VAL
ley as the coming agricultural and
horticultural section OF Eastern
Utah.
Mr. and Mrs wyman Berg en-
tertalned a. a Chrlstmas dinner.
The rooms were especially attrae-
tive In the Christmas colors with n
large vase OF white carnations ON
the dining table. Covers were laid
Tor Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Berg. Mr..
and Mrs Walter jenkins. Mr. and
Mrs, 4 II Thomas and daughter.
Miss Edna. OF Helper. Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Robinson of sprIngyilIe
Mrs, W. W. Beckstead and daush-
ters' the Misses bee aud Teenle NJ
American Falls. Ida, and Messrsl
Fred Robinson OF springyllle. / ~
uutheridge OF Newark. o., ana n
W. Crane or scofield Provo Post
Or and Mrs, q. A. Light enter
talhed last evening az sueeessfui
watch party given az the Elks cluh I
cards were enjoyed from ~ "a
O'Clock. dancing from 10 10 l1,aO /
when an elaborate supper was serv- /
ed In the dining room In time IN .
usher In the first hours OF the new
year The Christmas decorations
were everywhere In evidence. The
guests present to enjoy the delight
Ini atiair were Mr.. and Mrs. w n
urimsdell' Mr., and Mrs. /. X. rev
nolds. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s MarIsor
mr, ana Mrs, Joseph Peck, Mr.. and
mrs, Culbert l.. Olson, Mr.. ana Mrs
F. j. Chamberlain. Or and Mrs IT