The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-01

~ NeAAN AsAiAt lily
Arthur J. Lee Of the Carbon Emery
az association advises The sun that
,n auuition TO the fifty dollars contri- !
gu'iVh 70 the recent fair from Utah
uei company, the United States Fuel
.oHpany contributed like amount.
.le independent Coal and Coke COM
l pany gave twenty-five dollars and the
Spilhg Oanyon CaOl company twenty
i've collars, making a total donation
rom the operating mines OF Carbon
'ouhV OF a hundred and fifty dollars.
friends Of Thomas Critch OF sunny.
siue claim him to be the champion1
pear getter Of Eastern Utah. lie re.
Vehty brought one down TO Carbon
.ouhty biggest coal camp weighing
three hundred and fifty pounds dress
ca. The carcass was on exhibition M
the meat market Of the Wasatch store
company and attracted considerable
attention. Critch has bagged seven
nlg ones during the summer while al
MS work above the camp Of sunny.
side.
Martin Mulvey father ~ Mrs. Y. 4.
Chamberlain Of Price and well and
iavorably known to many rcsideuts
here. Is candidate FOR city commis-
Honer at Salt Lake city. Mulvev
served six years ~ a city councilman
under the American administration al
Zion. and there IA nothing in his rec.
ord NJ an alderman that he need be
ashamed o. His many friends
throughout this section are hoping
TOT MS success az the polls In Novem-
her next.
This from Wednesday, sau Lake
city Tribune will be read with inter-
est by the friends Of the contracting
parties locally The marriage OF
Miss Nellie May Warren and Louis II.
Denison Of Helper took place at noon
Yesterday at the parsonage OF the
Phillips Congregational church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
y. a. Simpkin. pastor of the Phillips
church. The couple left early In the
afternoon FOR their honeymoon In
California and will be at home In Hell
per after october 18TH"
a. Kopf of Huntington has closed a
lease with Price Commercial and Saw
lngs bank for the rooms on the sec.
ond floor OF that institutions banking
house especially fitted up az the time
OF Its erection for a photograph gal
lery. The gentleman expects 10 have
his studio open and ready FOR bust
ness about the 18th 81 the present
month. lie comes Co this city well
recommended az an artist and good
citizen. and Tho sun has no doubt he
will do well here. lie ~ we'll known
In the camps of the county aud all
Tor whom he has done work speak
In the highest terms Of him profess
Hionally.
Walter g. Hoffman,. son of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. -. Hoffman, 81 Price. sails
from san Francisco. Gala. on the Esd
81 october for china. where he IL 20
enter the service Of the Standard OH
company Since graduating from
Princeton college laft year with high
honors he has been located IN New
York city out 81 bunch ~ eight
hundred and fifty-five students of
Princeton ten were selected by the
Standard oil interests FOR employment
with that greatest OF corporations and
the young man IN one OF these ten. lie
was practically reared In Price. lie
IL 10 visit his parents here while en-
route 60 the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ~. Roberts were
very pleasantly surprised by eighteen
Of their friends last Monday evening.
the occasion being the tenth anniyer-
rary OF their wedding The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed and was spent
with playing five hundred. a deli
cious luncheon was spread. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Avcrill. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. LAUDER.
Mr. aud Mrs. &. W. TinRley Mr.. and
MIR. \. A. nallingcr Mr.. and Mrs
George tiorner. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
McGee. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fouts.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelms. Miss
Vera Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. g,
n. Burns OF Salt Lake city.
Egglrnton a Mathew practically
completed their road work contract
with Carbon county two weeks ago
and since that time have been work
Ing their teams at iiiawatha and nj
the new camp of the Carbon Goa
company west OF Standardyille under
General Contractor Watts Of the Utah
Construction company at the latter
place. A small job for the county
within the city limits OF Price on ths
east. was finished up Wednesday ol
this week. J. u. Mathew OF the firm
informs The sun that such OF hi
team as are not now employed are q
be turned In upon pasture until the,
are needed. There IL no big work Il
sight at present
Dr. n. 3. Allison. formerly OF Cleal
Creek. returned 90 Salt Lake City las
Wednesday from Des Molnes. la.
where he recently went and ATTENDED
the bedside Of his mother. Mrs. Georg
Allison. who died Sunday last Mrs
Allison lived at Long Beach, Gala
but was visiting daughter Ia DE
! Moines when stricken suddenly witt
intestinal trouble. Dr. Allison wa
summoned and was with he whe
she passed away. Mrs. Allison ha
visited her son at Clear Creek whe
the latter was located there as resi-
dent physician and surgeon for IN
Utah Fuel company and the Denve
and Rio Grande railroad. Friends Ia
cally OF the deceased and OF Dr. an
Mrf. Allison win be grieved 10 hear q
her death. The remains were take