The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-15
CASTLE DALE

/ fected Sunday last In these wards
Molen--J. u. firinkerhoff. president:
Royal Swasey. first counselor; Fran
| els Hanson. second counselor. Emery
Louis &. Jorgensen. president: n.
a. Abelin. first counselor; Melvin Pea
cock. second counselor. Lee Jensen
secretary and treasurer. Ferron--F
a. Killpack. president: n. A. Nelson.
first assistant. Leon Ralphs. second
assistant: Henry Hansen. secretary.
The local Mutual organization gave
a dance last night which was attend-
ed Nv a good sized crowd
Miss Effie Day entertained with a
crochet party last Thursday. About
dozen lady friends enjoyed the
evening
MFR. and Mrs Emery Larsen return
ed Thursday from Zion. where they
took In a couple Of the Portland salt
Lake city games and visited the fair
ne a side attraction.
Miss Ruby Baker was hostess 90 a
number Of little friends Thursday az
ternoon. the occasion being her ninth
birthday
The momentous question Of the au-
tomobilc route over the mountain
will likely be determined very shortly
now a. the subject has taken new
lease on life. a committee composed
~ Commissioner Peter Nelson. Mart
Jensen and 4. w. Orange. left Hun
tington yesterday by way Of Straight
Canyon 60 urge the Huntington Can.
yon route on members 81 the state
road commission whom they expected
20 meet at seely Creek station. while
Frank Killlan and Dell Peacock OF
Orangcvillc. and orange scely. Jr..
and David y. williams 81 Castle Dale.
appointed at meetinRs held In the re-
spectivc towns. left early this morn
Ing for the same place TO represent
the latter towns II " understood
that State Treasurer JcwkcH. State
Road Engineer Morgan and Prof.
Richard H. Lyman. besides rcprcsen-
tatlves of the forest department and
delegations from sanpcte towns. will
come from the other side.
President Lars =. Ovcrnn was one
81 the speakers az the closing session
of the general conference az Salt Lake
CITY. lie returned Thurrdny In com.
pany with Mrs Ovcson.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred &. Oliver OF 81
mo returned Wednesday from Eph-
rain. whore they attended the funer.
nj OF Mrs. divers sisters eldest
daughter. Mis- Iiullne Stevenson.
which was held last sunday.
Alton Pearson. son 81 MIR aud Mrs.
John y. Pearson of Castle Dale aud
Miss Ethel Ware. daughter OF AIR. and
Mrs samuel Ware ~ OranReyiiie. ro-
/ cured license 60 we'd yesterday. and
VIII leave Tor the Manti temple Sun
day.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Christopher Peterson
OF this city yesterday celebrated their
golden wedding. assisted by a large
number 81 friends and relatives.
Two representative of the state
board OF health made a general In.
spection Of Casti' Dale this week 10.
cal evils are Few but Elaring. accord.
inE Co these gentlemen who compii-
mented the town on H. water syrtom.
but ovcrlastingly condemned the dan
Ecrouu condition 81 some of the out.
buildings of the town which should
he perfectly fly tight but are FAR from
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hudson ~ Moab
visited last week with their sister. Mrs
~ g oVeron, at Cleveland,
Misses Esther and Elizabeth jon.
sen of Cleveland have gone 10 sunny.
side Ia spend the winter with their
father and attend school.
Leonard Liuter and Miss Dagmnr
Jensen, two Of Clcyoiand'n most non.
ular young people. left last M,nday
for Salt Lake city. where. on Thurs.
day, they expect o. be- Joined In wed.
lock In the temple.
Rose, Pearl and Rulon SNOW: Levi
Harry and Emmelino Mortensen: An.
aria, liilda and Joseph Otteratrom.
Leona johnson. Winnie LltHter. ben.
yer oviatt and Pearl Algei. OF CIeve.
lana, are students at the Emery Stake
academy.
Alfalfa and sweet clover seed IL be-
ginning Ia come into the market. or
angeNille merchants are buying All
that comes at some figure-clean or
unclean George Fullmrr threshed
out hundred aud eighty bushels of
seed and some others are doing about
the same.
MIS-, Esther Grange OF Huntington
Is visiting with relatives IN Midvale.
Mifs lthoda Mathie has returned 10
Huntington from an extended visit
with relatives and friends az Salt Lake
city and American Fork.
IRA. ION of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira Brink. |
erhoft of Huntington. passed away
TUESDAY after an illness that lasted |
Tor several years, Funeral services
were held Thursday.
quite number Of students from |
nearby towns are attending Hunting |
ton high school When all the pros |
pective students from Huntington and |
from other places are enrolled there |
viii be about seventy In attendance