The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-03
CASTLE DALE

CASTLE DALE, Aug. 2s.-school
census OF the county has been COM |
plcted and the figures show de-
crease OF thirty-eight, the total being
2sss this year. School will commence |
throughout the county on the 6th Of
September. and n the financial con-
ditiona will allow. will continue for
the full nine months In every pre-
cInct. Principals meeting viii con-
rene az Castle Dale on the 18th Of
September and institute will be held
September i6th and 18th. All teach
srs will be expected to attend.
Former Bishop Peter 7. Akciund,
now located In Altonah. IL In the coun-
~ for n week assisting with the har-
vesting on his farm which Is being
run by his son. Lavernc.
~. A. Fowler 81 Huntington brought
his son. ~. A. Fowler. over to the To-
cal hospital last night that the latter
might receive treatment for bad
silver In the palm Of his hand. The
accident occurred az the Huntington
aawmill when Fowler was placing
wood I'm the furnace. large silver
entering his hand and breaking off.
causing his arm to swell
Mrs. Dalton and son Ardeth Of
Manaase. Colo. are visiting with their
con aud brother Attorney Bart Dali
ton. and family.
Recently n fine baby boy made his
appearance nj the home 81 Mr. and
MrA Freddie Larson. All concerned
doing well.
Mias Lila Day returned Wednesday
from Salt Lake city Co prepare for a
winters teaching az Cisco.
Mra q. y. Hickman entertained at
n family gathering last Saturday In
honor OF her sister. Mrs. J. \. Bills.
Jr.. OF Payson. who. with her chill
dren. left for home the day following
Mr.. and Mrs Nephi l.. williams and
family left this week for Salt Lake
city where he has accepted an excep-
tionaiiy good position In one OF the
largest schools OF the district.
During the week n representative
from the Ephralm experiment station
made n trip through the valley sccur-
ing specimens OF the different insects
tnhabiting the luccrn and other fields
OF this valley.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Bowen left las,
Saturday for Chicago. where they will
make their home. They were accom-.
NAAANifN w ENIh AaANN Wy ny M ana
Mrs. Sam y. Snow who are visiting
there.
Castle Dalc'a ball team went dowr
10 defeat last Saturday In the last few
innings OF game with the Fcrror
team. The score was seven 90 nothinl
NJ the end OF the firth In favor Of
Castle Dale.
Some nineteen Zee Hive girls from
Price. chaperoned by Mrs. Mary Ma
this and Mrs. Mcclure Wilson, bee
keeper. helped make things lively her,
the middle OF the week when the
Joined the local girls In a campfir
picnic Tuesday evening. and sport
and dancing on Wednesday. An 81
oort ~ local girls on horseback me
the visitors some five miles out q
town.
An interesting session OF court wa
held before Justice I.amph at Cleve
land the other day when the boyi
who were charged with malicious mis-
chief. were brought up FOR trial How
ever. after the jurors (oeorge 4
Richards. John 4. johnson. u. 4
johnson and Edward LARSON ha
been out about two hours the
brought In verdict OF not guilt,
County Attorney oveson prosecute
the case and william r. Ulster a,
Tended.
Farmers Of Cleveland are now bui
harvesting their grain. owing 10 n
scarcity OF water there il not niue
prospect OF n third crop OF hay. bl
lncern seed IL looking good.
George Fox has returned TO Orang
Vile with his son bryant from a
hospital at Salt Lake city aud repor
bryant convalescing nicely.
Funeral services were held In a
OnnEeville meeting house over ii
remains OF Fred W. Fail, civil VI
veteran ana loyal citizen. Thursdi
last The body was draped In n
Stars and stripes which ne loved. al
the casket was also covered with d
emblem OF our country Flowers
great profusion from loving frien
also decked the caaket and the HI
was nicely decorated for the occaaic
bishop Reid had charge OF the y,
vices The pallbearern were the No
and grandsons OF the depart,
Beautiful singing was rendered by I
choir under the leadership OF Edwa
y. Cox. Prayer was offered by Eld
,. X. Reid and the speakers were
G. Van Buren,. 3. =, Snow. Joseph
Jewkes u. NJ. Cox. Fred w. Reid a
Bishop II. M. Reid. The benedict
by A. a. Jewkes. The speakers
marks were OF a consolinE nature a
reverted TO the honest and upril
life OF the departed and the exam
he had set The singing by the mis-
quartet and by Mrs. Hattie Reid a
MIRA Amanda futile was very app
pirate and well rendered. Civil "
Veteran sinner OF Castle Dale v
present at the services OF his co