Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-07-02

the country. Mr.. Downward says the
cattle conditions in Nine Mile are
good and that everyone who has q
bunch and is able 70 hold on to
them for a while n bound 70 make
a nice little stake.
The general consuming public
will take but little interest In the
claim of shippers for rebates under
the recent supreme court ruling. As
a matter OF fact tho shippers have
Lost nothing. For the increased
freight rates the consumer has paid
the tariff and forgotten about n
and whatever the shippers may re-
cover win be velvet" for them.
In honor Of District Attorney and
Mrs. ]. W. Cherry OF Mt. Pleasant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcwhinney entertain
ed friends at auction bridge Tues
day night. The guests we're Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Olson. Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. r. Kirkpatrick. MIR. and Mrs.
Matt Gilmour. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Cherry. Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Woods.
Miss Ruth Loofbourow and Dr. r..
r. Flax.
Matt Bradley. editor of the Car
bon, has accepted a position IN Hy-
rum Baird's hay field. His many
friends and acquaintance were sur
prised 70 know OF his accomplish
nents at the end Of a pitchfork
hundle. but that he n thoroughly
proficient in this field OF endeavor
Is shown from the fact that after
two days of labor he has avoided
any hand blisters.
June whitmore drove In from tho
whltmore park Tuesday evening.
When that park IL known an one OF
the finest sections for the raising
of winter wheat "a the state of Utah
June's name should 10 down In big
capital letters. The faithfulness
With which he has stayed With the
agricultural development of that
part OF Carbon county viii mean
splendid results in the end.
An automobile party consisting Of
Geo. W. Nixon and wife and w. T.
wootton and family and Robert Nc
Kune left yesterday morning for
Provo. In another car were J. W.
Nixon and family OF Huntington.
The Nixons and Mrs. wootton and
children Will be gone about a
month. which they will spcnd nj
Heber City. Mr.. McKune will 70
with the crowd IA far az Provo and
from there into Salt Lake.
Some Of the most excellent small
fruits ever brought to the city ar,
being delivered by ]. S. Boyer. Jr
The berries arrive from sprlngviil'
fresh and mace. "a they are pickes
only the day before delivery. Mr.
Boyer will be In the business her
for AZ least tho next month and
line addressed TO him or n call r
the residence OF o. j. Harmon vii
insure prompt attention 20 you
needs for red or black raapberrios
cherries. etc.
While" Wise. assistant manag
ing editor OF the News. left yostcr
day evening for Denver. where n
will review the newspaper shop
and instruct the city council ~ q
The proper enforcement OF tho cit
ordinances. In view Of "wilieis
expected arrival tho authoritic
have decided 60 make Denver Al
absolutely closed" town durin
the Elks' convention next week. Ma
Wise will visit relatives In Oman
before returning to THE biggest ~
tie city"
Tho Auction Bridge club met yes
torday with Mrs. Joe u. Roberts
Fayons were awarded TO Mrs. Mai
Gilmour. club prize; Mrs Chas. =
Averill. guest prize. and Mrs. W.
Benfor. consolation prize. IN
guests were Mrs. Isabella Murphy
Mrs. w. c. Benfer. Mrs n. Y. Dole
Mrs. orson 7, Brooks. Mrs. ]. II
Sharp. Mrs. Thos Fouts. Mrs c. y
Chamberlain. Mrs.w r. Olson, Mr.
Matt Gilmour. Mrs. r.. X. Kirkpat
rick, Mrs. chas. =. Averlll. Mrs. ,
T. Goeltz. Mrs. J. NJ. whitmore
Mrs. @. o. Horner and Miss Ann
Sharp.
Edgar Thayn of Wellington. on
OF The Advocates oldest subscrih
ers. was transaoting business In an
county seat Monday. About Tn
first OF next month Mr.. Thayn vii
leave for Heber City. whore he vii
probably make his homee. Crop