Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Galmour en-
tertained at a bridge party Last sat
urday night.
On his retnrn 70 Price Tuesday.
Judge A. II. Christensen brought
over from Manti his wife and chill
dren. who viii remain here until az
ter the present term Of court 10 fin
ished.
w c. Broeker and Mrs. W. c.
slagle slipped away auietly Friday
Of last week and were married the
following day at Salt Lake. The
contracting parties are we'll known
In Price and The Advocate. togeth-
err with their many friends and &C
Quaintances here. wish them success
aud happiness.
Joe Phistier and Sam Backai.
Kentucky Liquor House representa-
tives, returned from their trip 20
Vernal and reservation points Tues.
day. They had delightful time
and report the reservation going
ahead rapidly. The trip was made
by private conveyance, going and
comipg by way OF Nine Mile.
g. G. olawson OF Black Hawk was
in the county seat Tuesday with
load OF vegetables. Mr.. clawson
left at The Advocate office a hand
some half grown turnip. the largest
shown up to this time this season.
He states that the spring has been
Ideal for dry farming and that he
has some OF che best wheat coming
on he has ever seen In the county.
Many Of the residents on North
Ninth street. are losing their beauti-
ful shade trees with the establish
ment OF lines by the Turner survey.
beginning at the corner Of l and
Ninth every property holder on
Ninth u affected. The poplara An
front Of the n. W. Crockett resi-.
dence, AZ handsome shade a. can be
found on the townsiic. will NEE,
the fate Of the others along the
street.
Martin r. Mulvey OF Salt Lake -
visiting his son-in-law and daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. c. T.. Chamberlain.
Conditions are rather quiet in Zion
this summer. according to Mr.. Null
vey. but he has every hope that buai-
mess confidence win be restored
throughout the country within the
next few months. The record
breaking crops In Utah. ~ we'll a.
In every other section, he believes.
means good times ahead.
d. n. Mcdonald was a business
visitor In Salt Lake the first OF the
week Mr.. Mcdonald. who ~ audi
tor for tho Wells Mining q Stage
company. returned from a trip over
the line ne far "a Smiths wells.
who're he went 60 check up tho
property OF the company. The stage
company has succeeded In dispoAing
OF iis Concord coaches 60 n stage
line Ia the southern part of tho
state.
Letters received from John A.
Crockett. who left for California a
couple OF weeks ago. state that the
Golden West sunshine and olive oil
are making HIM feel fine. AZ Free
no he Il Waiting Guy Barrack. for
merly o. Price and later employed
by the Utah Fuel company at sun
nysido Mr.. Bnrack nov has a
position with the southern Pacific
railroad. From Froano Mr. Crockett
win go 10 the Los Angeles section.
where he will visit with A. c. Jones
and family and A. McGoynoy.
Mrs. J. NJ. whiimoro entertained
the Auction Bridge club yesterday
afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Thomas Fltzgemid. club prize.
and Mrs. Thoa. pumayne. guest
prize. Those present were Mrs J II.
sharp. Mrs. Thos. Fouts. Mrs Stan
ley Bailinger Mrs. W. r. Olson.
Mn. orson T. Brooks. Mrs. Thos.
Fitzgerald. Mrs c. c. Mcwhinney.
Mrs. c. W Tingiey. Mrs. Geo. Hor-
ner. Mrs. Thos. Dnmayne. Miss An
ma sharp. Mrs. ]. b. Roberts. Mrs,
II. r. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. w r. An
ierson, Mrs. W. Il. Goeitz and Mrs.
chas. y. Ayerill.
Hy Thompaon. sherIff Of Emory