Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-09


Lake Y. Young vas last Tuesday
nominated BY President wilson ~
postmaster a. Helper. succeeding r.
B. Morrison, republican, whose term
has expired. The office h now pay
ing around fifteen hundred dollars
year and increasing right along
A hard flight was made against
Young by several OF "the bunch"
at Helper, and u will be good news
TO his legion Of friends throughout
Eastern Utah 90 know that he has
won out. Young has the ability
and the good sense 20 give Helper
the service u should have during
the incumbency Of the office.
Mrs c. A. Novis entertained the
jolly Twelve and guests al one of
the most elaborate parties given.
The lunch was one Of which TO be
Justly proud. Those present were
Mrs. Geo. Nelms. Mrs. Thos. Du-
maync. Mira. r. +. Dole. Mrs Matt
Cnmour. Mrs. Cue Olson. Mrs. r.
r. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. J. n. Roberts.
Mrs. W. c. Benfer. Mrs. J. N. Whit
more. Mrs. w. T. Huffman. Mrs. 8.
Bailingcr. Mrs chas. Avertil. Mrs.
J. j. wclgman, Miss 3. Eisenbach
and Miss A. sharp. Mrs. Thos. Du-
mayne won the prize for highest
points. Mrs. w. C. Benfer for high
eat honor and Mrs. s. Bailinger
the guest prize.
The McKune Forwarding COM
pany announce this week free
demonstration OF oocident flonr at
Horners Variety storc. saturday.
April i1th. The Russell Miller
Milling company of Minneapolis s.
80 well pleased with the sales OF Ne
product IN Price that II u cooper
atlng with Va local Iobbcr. the Nc
Kune Forwarding company. In bring.
Ing its demonstration. Mrs e. ID. RI
Icy, here 20 put on this baking
demonstration This spcaks we'll
for Price NJ this exhibition h sol
dom attempted In any but the lar
ger cities. There viii be plenty OF
free daintios and a cordial invita-
ton IA extended 20 all.
The Denver and Rio orande and
tho Oregon short Lane will MOI
grant storage rates ~ Salt Lake
CITY. Ogden and elsewhere this sea'
Don for coal. because az the officials
explain. ample experiment shows
that n has failed OF ns purpose
Such ratio was granted In the
past. on the ground thae " would
induce people 20 lay In n stock q
coal for tho winter. and thus avoit
probable famines IN intensely cole
weather. But. consumers have no
awaited themselves Of the emporium
ity. and coal thus gathered IN th'
several yards remained stacked nj
. TO dctcriosate In the weather. ~
hNofAtt fatt wan Elauttu No. -
. son. and a n doubtful n such
rate viii be granted In tho future.
About twenty Of the ladies Of IN
aid soolety OF the Methodist churcl
y last Saturday evening surprised Mn
Sarah V. Crockett NJ tho homo o
her son. n. W. Crockett on Mort
Ninth strcct. the occasion being IN
scveniy-eevcnth birthday OF thls q.
Unable woman. The party bnongh
along a birthday cake with seventy
, seven candles. which were lighte
: and burned. Refreshments wei
served and the evening most enio,
= ably spent in social conversation, n
= terspersed WITT chocolate and oths
refreahmcnts. Al n seasonable hot
the guests departed. not howeye
Il untal each and everyone had q
, pressed their Wishes for many hal
q by returns OF the oceaaion. Mr.
O Crooked n the Oldest member,
II point OF years. OF the local societ
Il Despite her years. MA. cfockoa
n active. sprlghtly and can cut a
q pigeon wiDg OF do the figure cigl
d with as much grace and ease I
. many vvho ara xaana her iunlOr.