Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-06-26
Oriental Psse and Cpes Sae Mmon sc and Csc Der ward

Miss Jeanie LlttlcIohn OF Sun.
nyslde came 10 Price Wednesday "a
attend the wedding OF her sister,
Miss Elizabeth, returning home to.
day.
John Cowan, who with Jed
Lovolcss has contract for grading
work on tho Midland TRAN, was
home the early part OF the wcck.
lIo said that rapid progreas was be-
ing made on the trail road through
Price Canyon, and that Il ought to
be completed by the latter part OF
July.-spanish Fork Press. goth.
E. ID. sorenson OF Manti and
ollver T. Harmon OF Price, recently
appointed Judge and chief probation
officer OF the Juvenile court for thla
district. accompanied by 4. j. Me-
line, state secretary OF the commits
sion. are visiting Emery county on
official business. and addressed a
meeting In Castle Dale last night
Castle Dale Progress. 2ist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corbett OF
Ainsworth. Neb.. are visiting with
Mrs. Corbetts sister. Mrs. c. II.
Bowen. and husband. Evidently the
visit II a part OF the young couples
honeymoon. Corbett Is In the auto
mobile business In Nebraska, ana
may later associate himself with
Bowen In the business as he Is very
much taken NJ with the country
Castle Dale Progress. 2lst.
e. II. Morgan, state road on
gineer, who has been In Price for
the last few days In the interests of
tho Midland trail. made a trim 10 |
Grand Junction, Colo, yesterday 10
mako arrangements with the Grand |
Junction Representatives OF the raj.
Tor the trip OF the Indiana automo-
bilists from Colorado TO Utah. Nor
gan VIII return 10 Salt Lake city IN
a few days.-Tribune. gath.
DR.. Robert J. Evans OF Iogan
is here this week, aud I'm companv
With Robert II. Stewart visited the
spring Glen section. where HAY
round four cases OF hog cholera
among the farmers there, something
.!Ae ninety hogs being the loss. The
farmers were not aware OF the ma
.ure OF tho disease until told bv
hese gentlemen. They also found .
'eNeral cases OF CHAMBERS among the .
iorses OF that neighborhood.
Mrs. w. ID. MaeLean entsr,.t,
u yesterday afternoon al a brIdsa
ca FOR Mrs. John a. splker OF pocn-
eilo' Ida. Ten tables OF the gana
' o played and later more friends
anle In Tor tea. at which Mrs. H. E
iarey and Mrs. +. n. Cameron
CURED with the Misses Narparet
lawson, Marian Moore and Mildred
M Lucille MaoLean assisting Tn ,
ONE was lovely with flowers the
arlous eolors being used I'm Inc dIs-
's M rooms A prize was awarded )
inc winner at each table.-SaIt }
AXE Tribune. Goth. }
Mrs. T. II. Thomas entsrt,tno. (
'st Saturday afternoon a nart,, -
we've ladies' In compliment 10 Mrs
eohard Meta. who left this week =,
'r spealiish, 5. ID. II being FIog .,
ay the decorations were OF buntins ~
na American flags, the dining rooro ~
elnk most artistlcaly arTanged
l'h peOnles, asparagus. fsrns "a II
NJ s e., Eaeh guest found a little In
a. a. Tag az her place on the table -
.iss Edna Thomas assisted her mo-
''I IN serving u dainty luncheon
nengh'Iul afternoon was eniovod at
the ladies with music, fancy worl, SC
al social converse. The sr 20 ev
resent were Mesdames Metz No.
r,D,e. plahes' Allison. Rasmussen Pr
'n nnios, synder. Stafford. Lee, So, r.,
'' y. and Floyd,-Helper Times ~