The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
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Mrs Elmer Ney and children and
Mrs John Jones, returned Saturday to
their homes at Clear Creek, after a
weeks visit with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lucas.--Spanish
Fork Press. 3Oth.
Mrs Earl Warren has recently
arrived In Helper and Is visiting with
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren eN-
pect shortly 20 be settled in their new
home at Castle Gate. where the for
mer has a good position.
III A. Grain Of 1.ovelocks. New.
was renewing old acquaintance In
Price the past week and looking after
business interests here. lie reports
all OF tho Nevada country as very
quiet at the present time.
Neil NJ. Madsen was down from
scofield last Monday. lie states that
his father. Andrew Madsen. recently
operated upon at hospital at Mt.
Pleasant. n getting along nicely de-
spite his eighty-one years
ter OF Helper went 90 Salt Lake city
last week and before returning home
will go 90 Mt Pleasant Co visit with
ueorgc Heiniine. who u attending
school nj the Wasatch academy.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Robey were
the guests last week at the home Of
their daughter. Mrs. A. ". Ludwig. nj
Helper. They expect Co leave about
the 10th Of the month for California.
where they will spend the winter
-. w. Hln. secretary Of the Wei
liington Canal company and one 81
Carbon county's most substantial citi-
zons. was transaCting business at Price
last Saturday. The sun acknowledge
"a very pleasant call from the gentle
man.
MIR and Mrs Walter T. Harris Of
Rains. above Standardyillc. are guests
at the Tavern this week. Mrs. Harris
IL staying In Price until their new
dwelling at the coal camp II compile.
ted. The former II superintendent
there.
2 MIR. and Mrs NJ W. Miller re-.
turned Tuesgay from ogden and Salt
Lake CITY. having been on n visit q
Mrs Millor'r parents at the Junction
city and taking In the state fair nj
Zion. while In Price they were reg
lstercd NJ the Tavern
Joe Campbell and family of IA,
Ashley Valley passed through Mytor
this week on their way Co EaCandido
Gala. where they will make thoil
home. Ills father. !. =. Campbell. ac'
L.. "a - sci
Myton Free Press. aOth
.--R. g. watkins. state school nrchi
tect who II making n tour OF inspec
ton throughout DucheHnc and Tin
tab counties was very ~ while In My
ton and was forced to keep Co his be,
Tot two DAYS. Dr. browning OF Roosc
welt attended him.-Ayton Free Press
soth.
MIR. aud Airs. l.. &. Moore mo
tored over from Rochester last Wed
neadny and returned home yesterday
The former has about recovered from
the automobile accident recently Hua
tained while going through the STATE
OF Washington Co the fair AZ Sat
Francisco,
| Miss vivian Frye writes her IA
Their from California that she arrived
safely and n enjoying very much th'
climate 81 that state and the NAM
attractions there. Her brother. Ed
win. who left Price several month";
ago. II doing we'll and h we'll please,
with his surroundings
Thomas Averlll left this mornini
for Salt Lake city. where he expects
20 have "A tryout today with Blanken
ships ileca as pitcher. Locally th'
young man has been doing some grca
pitching and II would not be surpris
Ing " he IN 60 be heard of Ia league
ball the coming season.
N \. Ne lron. one OF the bis
aheepmen OF Utah and whose herd
range Ia this section OF the state. wa
In attendance upon the meeting oil
the National Wool Warehouse an,
Storage company ans Utah Wool
growers association meetings at Zioi
last Tuesday. lie heartily endorsed
the storage and sales plan of the as
aogintiou for Utah MOulmen.