Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-03-06
NEIGHBORHOOD AND CITY
NEWS BRIEFLY RELATED

/ J. J. weigmann OF Grand juno
ton. Colo. has rented the east store
room of che Exc theater building
and Is moving in this week with his
fixtures and stock of jewelry. The
gentleman comes TO Price well rec
commended as a good citizen and
substantial business man. A speci-
atty will be made OF watch repair
ing and similar work.
The Utah Coal Sales company.
Salt Lake City; capital stock fifty
thousand dollars. shares ten dollars
each: w. ID. Mclean, prcsidcnt; w.
o. Bridgman. vice president: George
Il. Forester, secretary and treas
urcr. has been Incorporated. The
gentlemen are all connected With
the W. q. sharp coal interests in
Carbon and Emery counties.
Mrs. Matt Gnmour entertained
her bridge club Friday afternoon.
Those present were Mcsdamca X. II.
Thompson. Thomas Fouts. J. II.
Sharp, ]. W. Loofbourow. y. u.
Woods, W. u. Anderson. W. y. oil
tons - Es hoo'NAhs - ~ SAVNN'Nhf
J. w. Sterling. G. II. Stevenson. X.
Il. kirkpatrick. w. J. Eiwood, Mp.
Isabel Murphy. Miss Josie Ftzgcr-
aid and Miss Augusta Walsh.
The Utah railway will soon have
fifty new coal cars which will be
sent to the camps OF Mohrland.
Black Hawk and Hiawatha. Twenty
five OF the cars are steel gondolas
and the remaining twenty-five are
flat cars. The fifty cans cost ap-
; pro1imately sixty thousand dollars.
! The gondolaa will come from Col
, umbus. o.. while the flat cars we're
purchased at Pittsburg.
: Says Castle Dale's Progress of
> last Saturday: THE body OF young
, Vernon Christensen OF Molcn was
taken through here yesterday en-
route TO the home OF the deceased
from Salt Lake City. The young
man contracted an attack OF the
+ measles while student nj the
academy here and, after returning
60 his home. complications set In
L and DIR. j. G. Graham dispatched
I him TO Salt Lake City hospital.
nicely until the end came. lie was
a model lad and had n bright fu-
. ture before him from every appear
. ance."
The first annual thank offering
OF tho Standard Bearers was n
pleasing success. The service was
D. held at the Methodist church last
=, Sunday at 3 o'clock. and was con
! duc's by the girls. The program
consisted OF choruses and Manual
a Work" by the organization, inter
. spersed with speeches. readings and
duets. More people would have
taken mite boxes 10 help the girls
= collect funds for foreign lands had
d the supply OF boxes been sufficient.
I The thank offering realized a neat
a sum. which greatly encouraged the
- Standard Bearers.
j. r. Gunderson OF Mt. Pleasant,
a brother OF Carlos and Lars Gun
n derson OF Price. has purchased the
, retail saloon business OF Magnolia
e Trading company at Clear Creek
o and Winter Quarters. taking pos
= session OF the two places the first
e OF March. The gentleman. who
was In business In the Sanpete city
until prohibition went into effect
= there, was In Price last Tuesday
: arranging for his licenses before the
board OF county commissioners and
looking after other business mat.
. tes. The Advocate win keep him
= posted on county affairs.
II was reported at Provo las
week that the quail thereabouts are
y starving because they can secure nc
food on account OF the ground beinI
covered with snow so deep that al
- the food Is covered. with the posi-
= BILE exception OF a little fruit which
may have chung TO the trees from
:, the fall picking. A few years age
Game Warden Jones secured money
10 from the county TO feed the quail
2 but at present Game Warden Mad
r sen Is not In this community anC
'. consequently the quail will have e
4 go hungry. with the exception o.
IN what the farmers may feed them
le This side OF the range, however
% these birds are reported TO be do
ing we'll In Wasateh. Carbon an'
Emery counties, where they hay'
It. for four or five years been mos
rs plentiful and increasing right along
"a STANDARD HEARERS NOTICE.
70 The March meeting of the Stan
ID dard Bearers win occur at thu
IN Methodist church, Monday. Marel
" 10th, at AIS o'clock OF the after
noon.