Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-07-30

pany. received badly burned right
nand The four fingers and thumb
we're frightfuliy blistered and will
necessitate Mr. Pallas carrying the
injured member in a bandage for
some time to come.
Since Tuesday evening The mayor
and members Of the city council
have been sitting as board OF
equalization 20 listen TO protests
against the sidewalk assessment. In
accordance With law the board
meets every evening Tor this pur-
pose for period Of five consecu-
tive days. no protests have yet
been made by property owners. sat
urday night u the last sitting.
Thore n an interesting fight on
between W. c. Benfer and s. c.
Miles over fence which the former
claims right 10 erect across a long
used alley and which the latter
claims has been used 80 long that It
has become public highway AZ
soon as Beufer puts the fence up
Miles teara n down and resort will
be had TO the courts to settle the
dispute.
what u the difference between
playing tennis or baseball on tho
Sabbath day. IL a question that the
Ute Indians are asking the U. s.
Indian department. Supervisor Mar
tin at Fort Duehesnc has put his
foot down on the Indians playing
baseball on Sunday. Martin, the
Utes claim, plays tennis ON Sunday
afternoons and ailows anyone else
20 play II on the Fort Duchesne
grounds.
II. q. Biumenthd returned Tues
day to his home at Provo after
completing the contract for tho
sheet metal and cornioe work on
the new silvagni building. Mr.. Blu
/ menthal has finished an unusually
excellent job even in comparison
with HE superior workmanship. lie
Il we'll known in Price. having done
a great deal OF work here on tho
larger buildings erected during tho
past few years.
Alfred Perkins IL getting along
spiendidiy at tho Holy Cross hospi-
tai In salt Lake City end his pres
ent condition points to rapid re-
covery. His recent operation was n
very scrious one and NJ ISL writes
Tho Advocate that he was hover
ing close to the pcariy gates" Ho
was able 60 walk a few steps Mon
day and his physician believes ho
will be able 60 got out OF the hos
pitai In another week.
Tho Price band boys who pariicl-
pated IN tho Fillmore celebration
returned homo Monday afternoon.
reporting a most enjoyable time
from the minute they left until thelr
return. Thoee IN the party were
I'd Olson. leader: Fred Woods and
Rulon Frandsen. comets: Elmor
Kjelstrom. Lynn Fauseit. Geo. Ma
this and Earl Frandoen. clarinets:
l.. A. LAUDER. alto; Magnus Frand-
sen and william Parry. slide from
Zones; w y. Olson. baritone. c. l..
Bryncr. tuba: Buck Woods. bass
drum. and Clifford Carter. snare
drum.
Mrs. ]. w. Loofbourow entartaln-
ed the Auction Bridge club yeator-
day afternoon. Mns. w. n. Ander-
son won the club prize aud Mrs.
Carlos Gundoson the guest prize.
The guests were Mrs. y. y. Dole,
Mrs. orson T. Brooks. Mrs. n. II.
Kirkpatrick. Mrs. w. n. Anderson,
Mrs, W, r. Olson, Mrs. Thos. Fitz-
gerald, Mrs. Chas E Avorin. Miss
Morgan. Mrs J. A. Crockett. Mrs.
Carlos Gunderson. Mrs. Geo. helms.
Mrs. Thos. Fouts. Mrs. Fred l.. Wa
trous, Mrs. c. H. Chamberlain. Miss
OF and Miss sutton.
Mr., and Mrs. 5. G. Miles and
children returned Tuesday from n
sixteen days trip 10 the reservation.
They visited relatives at Mountain
Home and from there fishod IN the
Lake Fork river and Lake Fork
lake and In Rock creek The latter
stream u stlll very high and while
the party landed some large ones.
fishing viii not be first-class until
the latter part of August. Mr..
Miles reports delightful trip al
though they had some difficulty in
getting over indian pass. The roads
over the Top are very bad as Il has
been raining almost every day aud
auto service between me two sta
tons was necessarily suspended for
about a week. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Guiwits viii remain for another
week on the reservation.