Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-04-02

J. NJ Miller OF Cotton was a bust.
ness visitor in Price laat Monday
and Tuesday. He has not entirely 4
given up his plan OF establishing an
ice factory IN Prize He owns
tract OF land in Fairview addition.
west of the Mathis House. which
was bought a year ago for a fac
tory site. An immense amount OF /
parcel post matter IL being carried |
from Cotton 30 reservation points. |
but under new regulations OF the
postoffice department the contrac-
tor now has six days from Cotton IN
which to make delivery. Autos are
running a. far as the rangers cab
In ON the other side OF the divide
sheep shearing began IN the cor
rails along the line Of the Denver
and RIO Grande yesterday. opening
at Cisco. Wellington and Thomp-
sons. shcaring operations at other
sieticns VIII starr At later dates
during the month and will continue
about six weeks Stations NJ which
shearing pens are located are Verde.
Green River, Redmond. Cotton. Hill
eide. Ephraim, vaca. Chrisianbcrg.
Cisco. Wellington and Thompeons.
Officials % the road estimate that
upward % half a million sheep will
be handled this season. and that
the flcccos will be heavier and
cleaner than In other years.
Jesse u. Jewkcs. state treasurer.
and who az a member OF the state
road commission, has charge OF the
state roads OF Carbon county. has
been here since iaa week. AZ a
result OF hLa Wait four new bridges
will be installed In this county
= one near sunnyside. two on the
road south and one acroes the Price
river az Helper. The citizens OF
the latter place are divided a. "a
just the location OF tho ono up the
river and a special needing OF che
board of county commissioners wa
= called at Helper Monday that the
. different views OF the residents
thcre might be heard. II N nov
up 70 the county commissioners Z,
! liz the location Of tho bridge.
:'r. and Mrs. Matt oIlmour ans
Or. r. =. Fisk entertained at card
: and supper at the Savoy hotel ias
J. Thursday evening In honor OF Mru
o Gus Olson. Five hundred was th'
. game OF the evening and afterward
J. supper was served IN the dinini
d room, which was beautifully decor
, atcd for the oooaAion. and Mr.. Ere
q Woods delighted the guests Wit
g music throughout the rcpast. Win
n the guests were arriving Mr.. oins
! rich played selections from VIZ
trola which was appreciated by al
Those present were Mr.. and Mn
y v. Il. Woods. Mr. and Mrs. w
I" Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanle
Baiiingcr. Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Wa
q rous. Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. McDonai<
y Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos ounderson. Nj
: and Mrs. w. y. Olson. Mr.. and Mr.
" Thos. Fitzgerald. Mr.. and Mrs. (
= W. Tngiey. Mr.. and Mns. Geo. Hot
nor. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dumayn'
y Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Stevenson. NJ
o. and Mrs. Rex Miller. DIT. and Mr.
u ooeitz. Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Kiri
patrick. Mr.. and Mira. J. J. Well
!. man. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Novis. NJ
! and Mrs. W. c. Benfer. Mr.. ma
+ Mrs. l.. A. Laubcr. Mr.. and Mrs.
: T. Brooks. Mr.. and Mra. A. J. lie
= Miss A. sharp. Miss Jessie Fout
Mira. Thos. Fouts. Miss A. Walls
- Miss Joaie Fitzgerald. Mrs. Tho
Murphy. Miss Bessie Kennedy, MI
Evelyn Olson. MIR. @. @. MoWhil
n ney, Mr.. &c. NJ. Peyton. Mr.. 7.
Larson, Mr.. Lee Whitmore. Mr..
]. Turner. Mr.. Y. sanford. and NJ
and Mrs. 7. c. Bowen OF Cast
Dale. Miss A. Sharp was awards
IA tho prize for most games for a
of ladies and Mrs. Thos. Fouts the -
DIT ond prize. and Mr.. c. A. Noyis WI
IN given tho gentlemans prize. Mr.
m Gus Olson was presented With
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