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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-29


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nesday looking over the library in the
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In town Tuesday lie had been at
sunnyside adjusting fire loss on the
dwelling Of r. Pandalakis. who car
surancc.
a.. e',le i'o"ip"uIoW returned nome
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from their honeymoon trim which was
spent lat the San Franclsco exposition
and other points OF Interest In tho
Golden atato.--Iteiper Times 2gd.
A. n. Alexander. auditor for the
Wells. Fargo Express company was in
price yeaterday between trains. corn
inE up from sunnyuide. while in the
regard 10 the service given them nv
his company
Prank Averm IL back from a
stay Of several week. In the Vicinity
OF Castle Gate. where he has been
with the Eastern Utah Tcl.phon.
company boya who are connecting up
their line with the Mountain States
people In that vicinity.
Mia. Vcra Ifavmond teacher I'm
the public schools. enjoyed a visit
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who was her. the first of the week ON
short stay. She was on her way 20
Black Hawk. where she will visit with
her son, Mel Raymond. and family
for awhile.
MIR. aud Mrs Frank l.. uuckio
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PER SONAL

Walter Cranes came up from
Green River Wednesday night.
Mrs. Matt oilmour left last week
TO visit her mother at Rockdaie, Colo
"A. u. Hadiey was up from sunny
side this week. being caught on the
jury.
Louis r. Oveson and wife were at
the Savoy during the week from
Cleveland.
Mrs. y. n. Allen Of Manti was in
the city during the week. being n guest
az the Savoy
Mrs. Susie Alfred OF saiina II
guest at the home Of her sister. Mrs
Warren Peacock.
-. H. ottorstrom and wife were
autographed az the Savoy this week
while In the city.
George Raymond OF Hlawatha
was called here this week on the jury
In the district court
Ed Edwards Of Castle Gate was
here this week. being In attendance
az district court ~ a juror.
Ed Algcr came in from his ranch
az Mine Mile last evening and will
stay In town for the winter.
-oeorgc Turner and Jack Embic-
con. former sunnygtde residents. are
now employed ~ Clear Creek.
ID. u. lIoutz. counsel for the TINT
ted States Fuel company. was In at
tendance upon district court here this
week.
Robert a. williams Of Somerset
Colo. was registered at the Tavern
during the week. being here on busi-
ness.
M. y. Braffct and Attorney Fcrd-
inand Erickson were at Price this
week and last In attendance upon dis
triot court
u. G. wcetcr IL here this week
from Salt Lake city on business and
looking after his interests In the Wee
ter Lumber company.
Miss Evelyn Mock Of Salt Lake
h"hMH MMH wv WV ANN W wv
week. n guest OF Mrs. william Floyd.
Helper Times. asa.
Mrs. J. Ralmusycn. who has been
In the hospital at Krnilworth for the
past two weeks. RETURNED home Tues
day.-iIclpcr Times 2ad.
". H. Elliott and Oscar Carlson reg.
intered az the Tavern during the week
from Cattle Gate. They were here
attending court ~ jurymcn.
Del Larson 81 sunnyslde was In
Price last SUNDAY and Monday. fle-
fore returning home Wednesday he
visited relatives In Cleveland.
-. G. wheclon OF tho Price River
irrigation company was here this
week from his home nj Garland look
ing after the company'H interests In
this section.
--MrA Joseph Dlumbcrg returned
home the first OF the week after sew
eTai weeks visit with relatives aud
friends In Salt Lake ciy.-IIelpcr
TimeI. 2ad.
james Elliott and A. A. Lewis
~ NAHAt' aaA' M'if N'Nf WIS WON on
court business being on the jury.
They were stopping at the Tavern
during their stay.
Mrs. a. nurgcner was called to
Provo Monday ON account of the M
ness OF her mother. Mrs. J. ~. F'rlsby.
who D. confined 20 her bed with an
attack OF paralysis
II. T. johnson OF the first aid and
mine rescue team OF SunnyHidc was
ylfitor In Price last Saturday. going
Go Cleveland Tor time Co look after
his ranch interests there,
Attorney General barnes aud As
sistRnt Attorney General Iligginaon
were attending district court at Price
last week. The sun acknowledges
call from these gentlemen.
MIR, aud Mrs. Fred zaok left yes
terday for Salt Lake city lack. who
was formerly employed by the Ken
lucky Liquor House. has accepted "a
position at the capital city.
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Merchants coupon books and batter
wrappers. Tho sun.-Advt
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III you have house 90 rent or want
10 rent house try Sun adIets.
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sun adiots are one cent a word
Make your wants known through their
use.
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just east OF Turner building. terms
II. w. Crockett a Co.
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FOR sALE-oR WILL TRADE FOR
hay or grain some good furniture
and good organ. Il. o. BOX ne or
Kozy Lunch Room. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-29

Legal blanks OF every description
and legal blank baeklnga. The sun
AdyL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-29

Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred zack left yes
torday for salt Lake city. lack. who
was formerly employed by the Ken
lucky Liquor ilouse, has accepted "a
position az the capital city
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STOCK CERTIFICATES. BONDS
and blank books OF any size or style
To order, Everything In commercial
printing and office stationery. Estl-
mates promptly furnished. The Sun,
Price, Utah.
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Poter-Dd your daughter finish her education this spring
PutterThe subject of her essay How to Conquer Ad
leave Il TO you
The sun beIIeyes lhal the In.

The Sun believes that the In
} tcreHts OF the taxpayers Of Price
} viii bc better served by eiccting
} the republican ticket AZ a whole
The candidates are all property
} holders and are Interested IN put.
ting the city on a financial basis
} second TO none other ~ IL class
and surroundings In the state. 40
the same time these candidates.
, " elected. are expected Co do
, many other things for the good
} of all the residents here.
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FOR RENT-FoR A TERM OF
years. or for sale on easy terms.
forty acres OF land south OF Price In
walking distance. r. w Crockett &
Co.
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FOR SALE or TRADE-sIX-HoRsE
Fairbanks, Morse a Co. gasoline en-
CINE as good as new, together with
betting, pulleys etc. May
be seen az The sun office.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-29

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-oNE
Mustang mailer with 10 galleys-all
In good condition. The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-29

FOR RENT-Two FRONT ROOMS.
furnished or unfurnished Mrs.
Clara Perkins, North Seventh street,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-29

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT
The sun office; 2bc per hundred.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-29

TOM BARRON STRAIN $. e. WHITE
icghorn cockeIels for sale by Mrs.
J, J. Weigmann.
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ron RENT-GooD GRAIN AND
hay pasture, half mile from town.
Telephone fsW
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AdletS

One Cent Per Word Each Insertion.
No Charge Accounts.
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Attorney General barnes and AS
sistRnt Attorney General iligginaon
were attending district court at Price
last week. The sun Acknowledges a
cali from these gentlemen
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-18

AIRS Clyde Forman. from Morgan
town. is here visiting her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Il. Darby.
Chas. Thomas has completed his
new residence and will move In a few
day. They have beautiful home
with all modern improvements.
We understand Curtis Nieman has
closed the deal for the Bernard Spiker
| property and store in Brandonville.
We wish Mr.. Nieman every success I'm
his new line OF work.
Mr.. Gibson. Junior. was here last
week doing some photography work
| for the school.
Myron Speelman from Fairmont.
was home for few days last week.
Miss Josie Gale is visiting relatives
in this community.
J.W. Feather is having his residence
beautified with coat OF paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cunningham spent
Sunday with Harry Everly's.
o. Y. Shaw and Walter Thomas were
business visitors in Unlontown several
days last week
Grandma Bowermaster has returned
home after an extended visit with her
children.
Rev. Morris stopped over a few
hours with friends az he passed
through en- route TO Pisgah last week.
Mrs. Staley Wolfe and little daugh-
ter refnrnad hnp,a a,,o. . -. 80.
with her sister, Mrs. Joe welch.
The institution OF the Knights OF Py-
thias lodge last Friday night was a
record breaker for Bruceton. They re-
ceived thirty-five charter members
kingwood. Terra Alta and Pisgah
lodges were represented in full force.
giving total OF over two hundred
members present. Their work began
In the afternoon and IL was daylight
next morning when they had finished.
Norman Gale spent a few days AT
nome last week. returning Sunday to
Pittsburgh where he is employed.
w. j. Bowermaster is in Pittsburgh
this week on business.
tucker Menear made flying trip TO
Reedsville Sunday.
Misses Nellie Silbaugh and Goidie
Frankhouser are visiting Mrs. Elmer
Englehart this week
The revival service is in full pro-
gress now and we are expecting a lot
OF good TO be done and many souls
saved
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-18
Wedding Anniversary

The 45th anniversary OF the mar
rage OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Hayden
was httingly observed at their home
near town on Monday OF this week. To
celebrate the OCCASION all the children
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden arranged to
be present. the first time for a num-
Der OF years. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hay
den' Victor and wife. VIII and son.
and Harris Hayden. all of Greensburg.
Pa motored through I'm the formers
car Sunday and remained until Mon
day; Mrs. M. Jennewine and Mrs. A.
o. Medsger of Scottdale. and Mrs.
{. ID. Feather of the Craborchard: Mrs.
Troy Stone of near town, together
with Miss Faye Hayden at home. were
all present for the occasion.
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Ear


Huckster Charles Guthrie was here
last Monday after produce.
Renzie Cupp was assisting John 8
Feather with his farm work last Mon
day.
Curtis Nieman made another trip to
Uniontown last week on business.
Earl Spiker attended services at Mt.
Dale Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cupp visited at
Ed Wolfe's last Sunday.
Walter Guthrie had his saw mill I'm
operation again last week saving
lumber for the people near here.
Mrs. Grant Bishop and two younger
children. Edgar and Paul, were the
guests of John A. Kelley's last Mon
day.
Miss Alice Smith and her sister.
Mrs. Will Livengood. were shopping at
Bruceton last Thursday.
Walter Spiker, who has been work
ing for Wesley G. Smith beyond Bruce
ton. has returned to this vicinity
again.
Clyde and Ralph Forsythe attended
services at Mountain Dale Sunday.
Hugh Kelley OF Leisenring, Pa.
came over to his uncle John Q. KEEL
ley's Wednesday on business.
Mrs I. A. Frankhouser and Mrs
Grant Bishop visited at Howard lille
mans last Wednesday.
Walter Hanger Of the vicinity of
Lenox. came down here last Thursday
after j. J. Kelley's corn shucker.
Miss Lucy Kelley and her brother
Hugh Kelley we're at s. Frank Kelley's
for a short stay last Thursday.
County Superintendent Martin OF
Kingwood, visited our school here last
Wednesday and also the Cherry Grove
school
Earl Spiker and Renzie Cupp we're
In attendance at the communion ser
vice at Mountain Dale held by the
Brethren church Saturday evening
November 18th.
John S. Feather and family visited
at Harry Goodwin's near Brandonville
Wednesday Of last week.
Hugh Kelley OF Leisenring. Pa, who
was in this vicinity on business few
days the past week. returned home or
Friday.
Stephen and Frederick Bishop. sons
OF Grant Bishop Of near Valley Point
came here Thursday after their moth
er and two younger brothers, Edgar
and Paul. who had been visiting with
relatives and friends in this vicinIt,
the past week. They returned HON,
In the afternoon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-18
Valley Point

Gay Falkenstine returned TO Point
Marion Monday where he is working
In a glass factory. lie came home to
join the K OF r. lodge at Bruceton.
Messrs. Guy Crane and Clyde Cupp
spent Sunday at John Listens.
w J. Liston and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends at Ha-
zelton.
Carroll Messenger and family, How
ard Martin and family and two sis
ters OF Masontown, were visiting at J.
Martins Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Llston and little
Wade were visiting at Smith Martins
Sunday.
Wiley Smith. Joseph Martin, New
ton Martin and Bruce Martin attended
the social sing at Centenary Sunday.
Milroy sypolt and Allison Harmed
we're business visitors in town Mon
day
Eben Liston, Steve Duzenberry and
Joseph Martin were husking corn for
Asberry Liston Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith. Mr.
and Mrs Jesse Miller we're calling ir
town Monday.
James Nieman OF Brandonville. and
NJ. T. Menear Of Bruceton. passed
through this place Monday en- route
home
Mr.. and Mrs Orval Conner were Wis
iting Benny Liston Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Bayles and Miss Oda
Martin we're shopping here Saturday
evening
Several Of the people OF this com
munity contemplate attending the corr
show at Kingwood Saturday.
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Fei1owsville

Rain, snow and mud are now in or
der.
Virgil and Nellie Clarkson and Jim
mie Sidwell have returned from Ohio
where they have been visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Orpha Bolyard, who has been
staying at J. w. Cool's went home
Tuesday Of this week.
Miss AIDES Shahan was calling on
Miss Sallle Bolyard Sunday last.
Mrs. Margaret Wolfe is very low at
this writing.
Miss Lillian Hamilton is teaching
the third room OF school here.
Several Of our young people attend
ed the social at the Valley Saturday
night.
Raymond Shahan, who has been I'm
old Virginia working for the Luten
Bridge Company. returned home Sun
day evening. Raymond says he likes
Virginia but we think he likes West
Virginia better.
Miss Lula Crisis was visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. George Bolyard, Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs Harlow Runner is sick at this
writing.
Several people here attended the fu.
neral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Watts al
Evansville Sunday.
Johnnie Rankin and family hav,
moved back TO our vicinity.
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School Report

Report OF Hazelton school. Grant
district, for the first month beginning
October IL and ending November A.
Stella Guthrie. teacher.
Number of pupils enrolled this
month, girls IL, boys s. total 10; aver
age daily attendance, girls 10. BOYS
8. total Is. Those present every day:
Daisy Thomas. Bertha Meyers. Ros-
ella Meyers. Edna Lewis, Oma Her
ring Mary Herring, Jessie Lape, Sela
Deahl, Rosa Nicola. Floyd Herring,
Victor Herring. Clarence Spiker.
Floyd Spiker, Lloyd Deahl. Foster
Herring and Earl Nicola Name of
pupil absent one day. Azile Arthur.
Patrons and those interested I'm
school work are invited to visit us
and inspect our work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-18
Mt. Vernon

MRS. Mary lookout and two daugh.
tiers. Misses Goldie and Sylvia Miller
Will leave Tuesday for Illinois where
they will make their future home
They will be missed from our commun.
ity.
Mrs. Dock Born. who has been on
the sick list for the past three weeks
Is better at this writing.
Miss Ethel MCGEE spent Sunday al
Mrs. Il. S. Browns.
MISS Gladys Rinehart, who spent
the weekend with home folks at An
rora, returned to her school Sunday
evening.
m Hugh Born has been visiting with
friends and relatives at Weston for
the past two weeks.
Some OF the young folks OF this
place attended the protracted meet
ing at Mt. Pleasant Sunday night.
Mrs. Annie Turner was calling at
Mrs. Dock Born's Saturday night.
Mrs. Edd Born and children were
visiting at Mrs. Kasper Born's one
day last week.
Otto Mckinney. OF Morgantown. was
seen In our vicinity last week.
Mrs. j. X. Taylor and daughter Ma
RE were shopping at Masontown Sat
urday last.
Quite a number of young folks from
this place attended preaching at Plain
view Sunday last.
Mrs. Lawrence Brown and three lit
tie daughters were visiting her par
ents' MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Sharps, last
Thursday.
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Coon Hollow

Mrs Amos Chllds was shopping I'm
Albright Thursday.
Mckinley Cramer attended the
DLnkard meeting at Mt Dale satur
day.
There will be- a box supper at Lick
Run NNeIpber Is. Everybody come.
G. A. Summers has purchased a new
farm. lie has got the cage and now
Is looking for the bird.
Chester Cramer. Dayton WEIGH and
L. a. Livengood we're coon hunting
Saturday night Chester says he
caught a cold.
Homer Metheny attended the meet
ing at Mt Dale Saturday
Stanley Miller made a flying trip
10 Terra Alta Sunday.
Mrs. Bruce Ringer and Mrs. Walter
BISHOP we're calling on Sam Kelly's
last week.
Charley Cramer and wife were call
ing on friends in GAINESVILLE Saturday
and Sunday.
Next Sunday there will be preaching
At the Wesley chapel. Everybody
come and hear Rev. Morris.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-18
School Report

Report Of the Fairview school, Reno
district, for the first month beginning
October 18th and ending November
Mabel T.. Shaw, teacher
Number of pupils enrolled this
month. boys IL, girls ~, total %; peg
cent Of daily attendance. 90. Pupils
neither absent nor tardy were Lynn
Danser, Jesse Cool, Sammy Shaw,
Teddy Zinn, Ray Danser. Dennis Cool,
Oran Bolyard. Junior Danser, Merle
Zinn, Nella Shaw. Susan Zinn, Sylvia
Shaw, Mabel Zinn, Rose Cool, Thelma
IinD, liza Boiyard Those absent one
day: Cora, Lucy, Esta and Earle Sig
ley. Patrons and those interested in
school work are cordially invited to
visit us and inspect our work.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-18
Maple View

Mrs. Claud Cramer, Mrs. Ada Bish-
OF and Mrs. Frank Englehart were
callers at Is. u. Peaslee's Wednesday
Jacob Smith was visiting friends al
Corinth Saturday and Sunday.
l.. +. Miller, who has been visiting
friends and relatives for the past
week, returned to his home, accom-
panied by his grandson, Stanley Mil
Ter.
Miss bessie Hanger and sister Cora
attended the meeting at Mountain
Dale Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Falkenstine and
daughter Edna were visiting at Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Miller's Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Jenkins was shopping
at Cuzzart Saturday.
Joseph Welsh has been working for
Elmer Feather.
Miss Ella Wolfe was visiting her
uncle. John Wolfe, Saturday and Sun
day.
Artie Liston has been running the
coal mine for Mrs. M. l.. Feather.
Willie Wolfe is working for II. f..
Peaslee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Miller and
daughter Hazel were county seat Wis
itors Thursday.
Elmer Kelly made a business call
at KinRwood Tbursdav
There was no church at Center
school house on account OF the bad
weather Sunday night.
The tooth pick factory has moved Ia
-. n. Peaslee's and is doing quite a
big business.
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Cuzzart

This morning reminds us OF winter
The snow is falling fast and tn,
ground is white.
"A number OF our people attended the
love feast up In the mountain Satur.
day
Quite n number OF our people at.
tended the dedication OF the new NJ
Il. church at Locust Grove Sunday
November z. They have beautiful
church. Rev. Morris of Albright. de.
livered the dedication sermon.
Samuel Feather goes to Kingwood
Tuesday g serve on the grand Jury
A number of our people are max
ing arrangements To take In the corn
show at Kingwood Saturday.
James Chichester and Frank Spahr
spent few days visiting friends I'm
Terra Alta the past week.
Andrew Rinehart is getting along
nicely with the new church at this
place. lie has part OF II piastered
Frank Smith treated one side of his
barn to n new roof the past week.
Winfield Wolfe and wife have moved
In George LETTERS house near the fac
tory.
l.. +. Miller of Terra Alta, was Wis
iting friends here the past week. We
understand he sold his farm near
Terra Alta to his son Charles.
There is very few of our farmers
that have their corn shocked. The
farmers In this community have been
having plenty OF pasture and on this
account there has been very little
rough feed fed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-11-18

Ross Fike n here visiting his moth
er. He came e, attend the funeral OF
his sister. Savannah. whose remains
were brought from her home at Ac-
cident. Md. to webb's Chapel for bur
ial last Saturday.
Several from here attended the
meeting at Mt. Dale last Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Smith had the misfor-
tune OF spraining her ankle recently.
Miss Myrtle Benson is staying with
her.
;. r. Guthrie and wife motored to
Myersdale last Saturday.
Rev. kirkpatrick preached an excel
lent sermon here Sunday morning.
That evening he began protracted
meeting at Glade Farms He seems to
be quite revivalist. and we wish him
success.
Mrs. kirkpatrick and baby Wis
iting her parents at Canton. Ohio.
where they will visit until CHI istmas.
Several from here attended the flu
neral OF Miss Edith Myers, a daugh-
ter of l.. r Meyers and wife. who died
wednesday morning. November 10.
and whose funeral services were con-
Quoted at Shady Grove by Rev. Nc
Millen. lnterment was made i'm the
cemetery nearby. Deceased, at the
time OF her death, was 33 years. .
months and / day old. She was a
sweet girl. possessing kind and
cheerful disposition. To know her
was TO love her. She had lived for
some time in Morgantown until sick
ness set in when she came home TO
live with her parents. All that loving
hands could do and medical help was
OF no avail. While another home is
made sorrowful. her sad death is only
one of the many who are passing over
to that country from whence no trav-
eler returns. and we are again re-
minded OF the writer who said: "All
that tread the globe are but a hand
ful to the countless numbers who
sleep beneath its pulse ess breast"