Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-09-17

special order suits at Buckio's1
Mr.. and Mn. Lawrence whItmore
have moved IN from their Nine Mile
ranch for the winter. Mr.. whit
more.is more than well pleased with
the farm IN Argyle he purchased
this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Perkins went
up to Salt Lake Friday OF last
week. Mr.. Perkins has again been
taken TO the Holy Cross Hospital,
where Tuesday he underwent an
other operation. Tho surgeon be-
lievcs that he has now succeeded An
removing the entire tumor growth.
The patient ranied from the anaes-
thctic, and, although very weak.
there u good indication that he
has passed through the operation
SUCCESSFULLY.
The relief society will serve din
ner on both Friday and Saturday
during the fair. September 25 and
&c. Tho menu on the first day win
be noodle soup. chicken, mashed
potatoes. vegetables. ice cream and
cake. On the second day. tomato
soup. roast beef. mashed potatoes.
brown gravy, vegetables. pie and
sliced water melon will be served.
The proceeds will 30 toward the tab
ernacle fund. The price OF dinner
will be fifty cents
Work on the foundation Of the
Bonomo-willla building. Mcdonald
corner. commences this week. IL
will be n two story structure. The
large corner room will be occupied
bv the Brooks Furniture company.
Tho Mcdonald Real Estate and In
veatment company wiz have tia Of
fees In spacious quarters on Main
street and the VILLA brothers n
deiicatcesen store ON Eighth. A
large lodge room will consume all
tho spaos Of the second story with
the exception OF four dwelling
rooms at the rear.
No icss than six baby boys have
put In their appearance in Price
during tho past week. Mrs. Ben
Bean Ted the procession Wednesday
OF Last week. followed by Mrs. r. u.
Wright the same day. THURSDAY
Mrs. Frank Mcintyre. Mrs. Charles
Alfred and Mu. Sam Lewis gave
birth TO boys. Monday morning n
husky youth came 90 hand al the
household OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh
Methene. All che young men and
their mothers are reported ms get
ting along nicely.
Andrew Jensen. a native OF Dan
mark. was brought TO Price on a
freight Monday morning. badly hurt
about the head and left arm from
colliding with n train while he was
walking between Helper and Cas-
Tie Gate. II seems that the Dan
ishman was watching a train that
had just gone by him and had step
ped onto the other track only TO be
run down by a freight train coming
In the opposite direction. His In
juries will probably not prove fatal
although the right cheek bone was
broken and he sustained com
pound fracture Of the left wrist.
June whitmore was down from
the park Saturday and Sunday. He
brought with him some dry Land
products that are simply immense.
His potatoes. OF which he raised
about a Thousand bushels. while not
quite as large as some OF the irri-
gated OF the Price river valley. are
OF splendid marketable size, clean
and smooth. aud entirely free from
any OF the diseases 80 prevalent
among the potato fields OF the
state this year. June's forty-acre
la'h VI Whtat tufHci Out mdknt-
ficently and he believes Il will go
in excess of foty-five bushels 20
the acre.
The past week. since last Friday.
has been Rbnormaliy cold and ioe
froze on local puddles last Tuesday
Saturday night snow pre-
vailed on the higher attitudes Of
this vicinity, Yesterday the baro-
meter behaved more moderately and
fall weather followed the
cold snap. But little OF the third
crop OF alfalfa has been cut as yet
although tho fieldL that have re-
ceived careful attention are nearly
all ready for the mower. Some OF
the fruit was blown 20 the ground !
during Fridays wind. but on the
whole comparatively little damage
has been done to any Of the crops.