Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-05-14

Kenneth Benfer IL recovering
rapidly from a quite severe attack
OF typhoid fever. He has been con-
fined in bed for the past two weeks.
Mayor Neil Madison Of scofieid
was a county seat visitor Saturday
for the double purpose Of attending
a meeting of the high school board
and a directors meeting Of the
Commercial bsnk. Mr.. Madison TO
turned home Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mira. @. l.. Olson OF salt
Lake were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mira. 0rson T. Brooks from Sunday
until Tuesday. Mr.. Olson IL
prominent Zion attorney. lie IL a
brother Of W. y. Olson OF Price
and Mrs. Olson y a sister OF Mira.
Brooks.
w. u. windsor OF Windsor q Co.
salt Lake general insurance agents.
wa In Price Monday. hA first visit
70 the biggest little city" for n
period OF four years. lie was nat
urally much astonished at the ~
msrkabIs growth during that time
and believes there 10 absolutely no
way for Price 90 avoid becoming
one Of the big towns between Dan
yer and Salt Lake.
Mira. Frank 4. Dole entertained
at an elegant luncheon and bridge
ut tho Tavern Friday afternoon Of
last week. winners OF favons were
Mrs chas. Avcrili and Mrs. w. ~.
Anderson. The guests were Mrs,
W. y. Olson. Mrs. y. Il. ooeltz. Mrs.
orson T. BROOKE. Ms. W. T. Huff
man. Mrs. chas. Averiii. Mrs. n. r..
kirkpatrick. Mrs. Frank Nash. Mrs.
jos u. Roberta. Mrs. Fred l.. Wat
rous. Mrs. w. y. Anderson. Mrs. v.
v. Chamberlain.
One OF the most interesting base
ball games Of the season a. ieas,
the funniest one TO the crowd.--oc-
Cured Sunday between the bar
keepers and the BARRIERS OF Price,
The former won by score OF G,o
49, Harry Alderman showed the
fans that none OF the nations stars
had anything on him and made
some OF the most sensational plays
OF the season. Monday the BARRIERS
took their revenge out OF the local
chauffors by score OF 7 10 3.
Miss Augusta Walsh entertained
the After Dinner club Thursday
night OF last week al dinner and
bridge at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Gllmour Prize winners were
Mrs. w. E. Anderson and Mrs. W
r. Olson. The guests were Mr.. aud
Mrs. w y Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. +
y. Woods. MIR. and Mrs. w. r. An.
derson. Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Mcwhin'
ney. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gilmour
Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Kirkpatrick, Mr.
y. ~ Peyton. Dr. y, y. Fisk and
Mr.. T. C. Larson.
Al the regular meeting OF III
town board at Helper Monday nigh
the clerk reported that the petitiof
calling for vote on the question
Of licensing saloons contained nine
ty-seven names, ten OF which wer'
not on the official register. Th'
certified Lat OF registered voter
consisted OF six hundred and sixty
one nance. 4 resolution was ad
opted by the board TO the effeo
that the prayer OF the petitioner
be denied. Attorney stanley Prize
acted as counsel for the board.
II Is quite possible that after th'
Methodist conference meeting Il
August Rev j. &c. Ferris win b
transferred to the South. Will
Methodist ministers never knoN
who're their next location viii BE-
nevertheless their wishes are re
specied as far ~ possible. Mr.. Fer
ris is DESTROYS OF Southern pas
torate. After spending five year
among the Africans and hayinl
made a scientific study of tn
blacks In their native country, he 4
now anxious to come IN close ga
tact with them under the influences
OF civilization. Should Mr.. AM
Mrs. Ferris be sent to another tiel'
regret as well as the best OF wishes
win follow them.