Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-05-21

paDy. who IS nov working Al STORE
were Price visitors Monday nigb,
Come again. gentlemen.
Joe Henry has resigned his nos,.
tion with Armour A Company ana A.
now on the ice wagon again Tom
AVerill Is his successor at Armours.
n. a. Williams was called TO Love.
land Colo, Monday to attend the fun.
eral OF his youngest sister Mrs
Maude Thornburg. who died Sunday.
w. w. Lewis and A. l.. Heppler re-.
turned from Moab In the formers car
Tuesday. They say that the road h
IKE a pavement from Green River
here.
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Novis Thursday
evening entertained dozen couples
nj cards In honor OF Miss Mona Good.
win. who leaves this week for chi.
cago
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Empey re-.
turned from Provo and Salt Lake mi
day evening. Claude II back in the
bank. but he doesn't look any differ.
ent even II he Is married.
Peter Bossone and wife were visit.
tors from Helper last Wednesday.
The Bossone addition IL rapidly build
ing up and II making the most popu.
lar residence section OF the town.
Mr.. George Melss OF Green River
and formerly OF Price. was found
dead In his shoe shop at Green River
Saturday afternoon. Asthma IA
thought TO have been the cause.
Stanley Balllnger. the local agent
for the Haines car. returned from Salt
Lake Sunday While In Salt Lake
Mr.. Ballinger made arrangements
with the agent there for the next car.
load OF cars
Miss Alice Hurst el-cution and
English teacher OF the Carbon county
high school. returned from Salt Lake
city "wednesday evening. where she
had been attending the state high
school contest
Mr. and Mrs. &. w. Tingley left for
Salt Lake IN their automobile Sun.
day morning. Mrs TinEley will reside
there In the future. but Mr.. Tingley
will-return 10 take care OF his busl.
ness interests here.
Taking advantage OF the absence OF
his wife. DR. 4. y. Chamberlain Wed
nesday evening OF last week invited
In a half dozen OF his male friends
and showed them a pleasant evening
NJ cards and Dutch lunch.
J. NJ. Miller. representative OF Car.
son. Prize. Scott a Co.. Chicago II
visiting the Carbon county trade this
week business n much better
through the intermountaln country
than east. according to Mr.. Miller.
Caroline seymour. who owns eighty
acres south OF town. was In Price
during last week overseeing the cul.
tiyation OF her tract Miss Seymour
Is also connected with the Utah glass
factory at Moroni In which institution
she has sold considerable stock
through eastern Utah.
Miss Grace Cowie. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs A. II, Cowie. will leave May
% for New York City. where she will
complete her course IN dancing at the
challs School for Dancing. Later she
expects 10 go 10 the Florence Noyes
school for out.of,door dancing IN Con.
neotlcut.-society item In Deseret
News.
The public schools closed Friday az.
ternOon. without exercises There
were fourteen graduates. as Follows:
Amy Babcock, Belya Bryner. Hazel
Downward. Elizabeth Torsley Ella Jen
sen. Thelma Jones. Drucllla Jones
Eva Olsen. Leila Head. Susan Lewis
Mlriel Wade. Clarence LAUDER Lewis
Lee and Theodore Thomas.
Mr. Jack Lewis who was here In
January selling calendars for the
Gerlach- Barlow Calendar company
came back about two weeks ago and
got acquainted with some OF his
friends by getting them TO sign drafts
with him on the above named com.
pany. and as usual the friends had to
dig up. The company says that they
fired Jack several months ago.
Al a meeting held Tuesday OF last
week the commissioners OF Emery
county agreed 10 ask the state road
commission 10 designate the wagon
and auto road from Green River 20
WoOdside as a state road. Excellent
progress ls being made In getting to-
gether the material for bridge across
the Price river on this road, and Cit
gems OF eastern Utah expect heavy
auto travel over this link Of the Md
land trail as soon as II Is passable.
T. ]. Callihan, government secret
service man, has been at the Savoy
during the week. He Is on the tran
OF a man by the name OF Wilcox VINO