Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-24
PURELY Personal

Thomas Dumayne was a bush
ness visitor in Salt Lake City the
first OF the week.
william Coats of Mt. Pleasant
has come 20 Price for the summer
having employment here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Millarich
we're in Salt Lake City this week on
pleasure and business. going in sun
day evening.
M. p. Braffet is here today
from Salt Lake City on business
and will be in and out OF Price for
several days.
John Gunderson OF Mt Pleas
ant was here during the week look
ing after his flocks, which are rang
ing in this section.
Hon. Orange j. seely and Ira
n. Browning we're visitors from Cas-
tie Dale during the week. The for
mer IL not enjoying as good health
at this time as might he expected.
"A. l.. and c. L. Starr are here
this week from Springville looking
after their sheep interests IN this
part OF the state. Their sheep have
been sheared at Verde for this year.
Mrs. A. e. Gibson who has
been living at Provo. has Joined her
husband Mt Storrs. the new mining
camp above Helper. for tho summer.
Gibson Ia employed there By the
Jesse Knight interests.
&C. A. Pierson. agent for the
Denver and Rio Grande Mt sunny
side and former county clerk, de-
parted last evening for Exelsior
Springs, Mo-. called there by the
sudden death of his father.
Mrs. Lydia Avery Of yelling
ton was in Price Monday on her wal
to Konilworth to visit her son. j
X. simmons. Mrs. Avery has spent
J tho past two weeks at Hiawatha
where she has been attending hci
daughter-in-law who has boon sick
Thomas o'Noill. until lately
connected with the Hotel Savoy
writes The Advocate that he ha,
arrived safely at Cincinnati, o., ant
from there attends going 20 Nor
row. In that state. whore he will b
permanently located. Ho asks 90 b.
remembered TO Price friends.
Assessor George Coilinghan
. was here yesterday from Sunnysidc
, lie will have his books ready q
/ turn over 10 tho county treasurer b
/ the first OF the month. This year
r assessment will show about n hun
/ drcd thousand dollars increase owe
p last year. figured on the same IA
ito.
Mr.. and Mrs. n, l.. Carpenter
I, Jr.. are IN the city from Portland
Ore. as tho guests OF their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Carpenter. a
- tho Hotel Utah. After n stay OF
a fow weeks they will 20 on to Cast
"a Gate. whore SIR. Carpenter Is Intel
n ested In one OF the mines. Dcser,
News. 22d.
! Harry Good. former local bael
= stop. but now a business man q
u East Hiawatha. 10 In the city seoul
2 Ing for a good pitcher. Harry say
y the little teams OF Carbon count
are lining up some strong team
= and that he proposes TO have a fai
> aggregation In his town Herald
= Republican. 18th.
70 Judge A. II. Christensen. Dli
y trlet Attorney ]. w. Cherry an
j. Court Reporter Frank NJ. Alder al
r rived Sunday and left the followin
- day for Monticello. TO hold dlstri,
% court at that place. They will Al
- rive In Moab this evening to be
readiness for the April court. whlc
eonyeneS Monday. Time
\ 18th.
james s. Crystal, the sheel
" man. was here the first OF the wee
'h to meet Mrs Crystal. who can
y, down from American Fork TO spen
W several days In Price. Crystal na,
"a he recently sold his wool clip Z,
n, seventeen cents. which Is considers
w good price at this time owing
~ unsettled conditions OF the wo
W market.
nj Mrs. Ferdinand Erickson WI
at hostess at very we'll arranged Ke
III sington at her home Friday ate
rk noon In compliment to Miss Flo
20 enee Erickson. Music and sewlr
sewing were enjoyed from 3:3O
rs $3.50 o'clock. when an elabora
IT. four course luncheon was serve
" The place cards were cuplds vii
ID. wedding rings and the table deco
lat ations. white and pink earnation
he Those present we're Mrs. Hen
Erickson. Mrs. John Prltchett
., Provo. Mrs. Azel Peel. Mrs. Geor;.