Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1914-07-09

Mrs. II. c. Smith returned Mon
day from a visit to Provo.
III A. NJ. McKinnon, cashier Of IN.
First National bank returned from
his two weeks' vacation in which he
drove his car a distance Of nine
hundred miles. He went TO salt
Lake. Ogden and into Evanston
Wyo' to Bear Lake and down the
Bear river He got some vcry
choice fishing on che trip and cav
numberless chickens.
The rain on the Fourth oauaea n
very bad washout Just this side OF
Sunnyside on the railroad grade. II
also seriously interfered with auto
traffic. One party being unable 20
cross wash upon returning found
that some other bridges had gone
Out. The entire day was consumed
IN repairing It so that the auto
could make Price that night.
J. L. Ewing. until recently the
business manager of the Progress
sive, a weakly publication OF salt
Lake CITY, has decided 20 start n
paper at Midvaie, which will be
known az the Messenger. He an
nounces that the paper will be m
dependent. but probably doesn't
mean word Of u. Ewing ia a re-
publican normally and was twice
the republican candidate for sheriff
of wasatch county.
Charles watkins of the firm of
watkins a ohran returned from
the reservation yesterday, where he d
went TO submit bids on the now :,
high school building at Roosevelt. I
n. q. Frederickson OF Manu was /,
the sucoessful bidder receiving tho
contract at the figure of sss.7oO. h
Mr.. Watkins Gays the Roosevelt Sec a
'ion Is looking splendid and IL ran N
Idly becoming one Of the large pro- Ct
duoing parts Of the state. q
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Olson enter. IL
Iained the After Dinner club las ~
night. Mrs. r. T.. Woods and Mr.. "
NJ Peyton carried away the ~
'rizeH nj bridge. The guests were -
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Kirkpatrick. Mr.. IN
md Mrs. c. c. Mcwhinney. Mr.. and ny
drs. y. r. Woods. Mr.. and Mu. w. On
Z. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt OIL ~
nour, Mira. J. w. Loofbourow. Misa p
'uth Loofbourow. DR.. y. y. FiAk.
lr. y. NJ. Pcyion. Mas 81. Morgan. 40
Ir. T. c. Larsen. me
A report Of the meeting OF the ,na
'st city council at Helper In the wi,
elper Times indicates that the
'"n "a attempting to prevent J,
ON Fitch from lnoylnR A. s4s,s--- 49, -.
ttA properly 20 that II viii en- The
roach on the sidewalk IA Il now on
xists. Price Fouts. attorneys up
DIT the town OF Helper. were an- wa
Iructed 20 take such action as nee bu
ssary 10 prevent him from 20 do the
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W. II. wootton returned sunday
light from Hcber. where he went
It'll his wife and children and tho An,
he Nlxons and Mrs. II, c. Smith 20 ua
PEND the Fourth Mr. wootton AL
lys that II IL by no means "a GER of
inty that the west OF wasateh sw
'unty will vote for county division.
osi OF the sheopmen OF the Hobor Tn
nd OF the county are still bitterly
opposed 90 divising on the proposed ba,
nc and opposition meetings will CHI
, held this week Al the last Ola
ection the wcei part OF tho coun- car
defeated division by more than "a
two 70 one vote. wrl
Mrs. Louis Lowenstein was very MIC
'yerely burned yesterday by the
Iplosion OF a small gasoline stove.
he accident occurred during tho
BON hour and Just how Il happon- -
! she Ia unable 10 state. Both
ms were quite badly blistered. her I
lir IN front was singed and hor Mo
oe soorched although not serious -
p. The explosion OF the stove set -
re 10 the sleeves OF her dress and a
so ignited the curtains TO win
Nv Mrs Lowenstein was alone -
hen the accident took place and =,
e very remarkable feature Is that e
.e succeeded IN not only putting =
u the fire on her clothing but al u
on the curtains. z
j. J. Wiegman returned from a x
ip 10 Elho, New. "Wednesday Of 2
81 week. where he went on bust =
,ss connected with the lumber -
,rd he and forme rice residents -
e Interested In at Tobsr Elko e
one OF the very prosperous towns =
Nevada. One bank capitalized AT ~
100000 has deposits aggregating z