Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-04-10
EIGHBORHOOD And CITY
NEWS BRIEFLY RELATED


George Metos has purchased the
interest OF ID. Bernardo IN the Gar
den Cash meat market, and Bernar-
di has taken a position IN the Gar
den Store. A. Pappas retains his
interest In the meat market.
County Clerk Bowen OF Castle
Dale Is sporting a brand new and
larger car which he purchased last
week. and Edmund Crawfords new
car Just purchased will be seen
there soon. Both are Studebakers.
The Emery stage now goes out of
Price In three and four sections. 20
heavy Ia tho traffic. Yesterday Il
required four automobiles 20 carry
the mail and passengers. Messrs.
Guthen & Broker report business
good since taking over the line.
Glenn Olsen OF Price, sentenced
recently by District Judge Christian
son 20 a term IN states prison for
grand larceny. has applied for a
ing the same are said 70 be good.
A hearing will bo held on the 18Th
OF this month.
Funeral services for the late w
o. BridgcmRn we're held at Salt
Lake City last Saturday with Ma
sonic honoH. Deceased was 81
years OF age and was n sales agent
for the Utah Fuel company. Al
one time he held a similar position
: with the Consolidated Fuel com
pany.
Adylccs from tho passenger de
partment OF the Denver and ri,
Grandc arc TO tho effect that a ser
les OF round trip excursions TO thu
East are TO bo conducted during tn
summer months. There wal DO fiy,
selling days in each month begin
ming May 7th. Tickets will be GOO
until October 3ist.
Boyd Park. pioneer jeweiry mer
chant OF Salt Lake Chy and fathe
OF Mayor samuel &. Park. died n
Ocean Park. Gala. Tuesday OF hear
failure az tho homo OF his daughter
! Mrs. Chaplin. Mr.. Park came q
Salt Lake IN 1871 and has boon On
gagged In the Jowolry business Il
that city ever since.
shoriff Keller this morning re
celyed n tolephon, message fron
Helper that fifteen !. w. w. mel
were headed this way and wen
riding a freight train. He was 70
quested 10 take them off. on sec
ond thought Sheriff Keller deeme'
N best not 10 interfere. but lie
them go on their way. They wer
headed for Denver.
Samuel IL. ellison OF Salt LAX
City received word Tuesday fror
Portland. Ore, of the death Their
Monday OF his brother. John w. Gi
son. a real estate and insurane
man. Deceased was GS years OF az
I az the time OF his death, and was
I resident OF Utah In the eighties. III
went TO Portland IN 1888. where h
since made his home.
J Eleven cars OF work animals an
tools. including a steam shovel. wei
nnloaded at Spring Glen last wee
L TO be used IN the construction wor
OF the Utah Coal railway. which
building above Helper. This con
pany has purchased a number q
acres OF ground from the Oma
ranch Just north OF Helper. wher
Us shops will be located.
Marriage licenses have been d
sued In the past week 90 James Ca
lyle Copp and Clara Bell Lemke O
Kennworth. Louis G. Gibbons an
Ms. Mary ID. Rist Of Austin. Colo.
james Hill OF Lake Fork and Eliza
beth Jensen OF Randellett. The Nv
former couples we're married b
Justice Middleton and the latte
couple by Bishop Bryner.
III The ladies OF the aid society CAV
a surprise Monday evening at IN
academy on Miss ouirk. the ma
iron. The crowd went with basket
we'll filled with good things 20 ca
and the evening was most pleasant
spent I'm various games and anus
ments. The occasion OF the sui
prise was Miss Quirk's birthday
She was the recipient OF a mic
present from the ladies.
| The Fullmer outfit has abou
completed the excavation work q
Green River for the new ninety-foC
canal and Il rs thought that II WI
be entirely finished by the 18th Q
the month. There Is a mile or 3
OF the old Merritt canal that wi
have 10 be re-excavated or cleane
out. as Il has been let 80 for seve