The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-06-04
PER SONAL


Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Litlzetti
OF Helper are sojourning for a few
days at Glenwood Springs, Colo.
Mrs. II. s. Robinett leaves to-
morrow for Kansas, where she Is TO
spend the sumner visiting with
relatives.
Miss Alice Hurst departed yes
terday for her home at Beaver, but
VIII visit en- route several days at
saIt Lake City.
B. Fiaim, one OF Helpers fore
most citizens. u this week at Lava
Springs. Ida. looking after his
ranch interests there.
Miss Mabel Hoffman,. who has
been attending school the past win
ter At El Centre, Gala. IL expected
home the coming week.
Tom Averill, who In playing
ball at Fairview this summer, came
over Sunday to pitch for Price in
the game with Mohriand.
-Miss Lena Kiamm OF Glenmore.
Kan, IL visiting Miss Helene Hen
ney of Price and together thcy are
going TO the California expeditions
Mrs. W. ". wetsel OF sunny
side was a visitor In Price this
week. She Ia to leave next Tues
day for an extended visit with reia-
tives at Cleveland, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Jepson left
Sunday for Pasadena, Gala. called
there by the death OF the formers
grandfather, who passed away sat
urday at the age Of SO years
w. J. (Bld) Wilson was an ar
rival from Standardville the latter
part OF last week for a brief visit
with Mrs. Wilson's folks. the Greg
orys.-0reen River Dispatch. 2sth.
MIR. and Mrs. J. J. Waddeli,
formerly of the Midland Hotel ut
Green River. have returned to Salt
Lake City from California and are
making that city their temporary
home.
i. 3. Warner was In Price this
week making arrangements TO take
his family TO the ranch thIs side OF
for the summer. Crop
prospects arc very good out that
way. everything considered.
Attorney MCGEE was in salt
Lake City this week. lie expects 10
bring his family 10 Price immedi- |
ately, Mrs. Mc0ce has been in n
hospital for some time. while his |
daughter has been at school.
Robert Howard, inspector OF
mines for the United States Fuel
company, w1s over from Black |
Hawk Tuesday last attending an or
meeting OF the newly APP |
pointed county school board.
r. ". Thompson, formerly OF
Price and with the Golden Rule and |
the Farmers Exchange and Imple-
ment company for n time. has re
turned to Price frcm California.
whore he has been located for n
considerable time.
u. ID. Bunce OF the Mountain
Home section OF the Uintah reserva-
tion country waA In Price recently. |
lie was pioneer resident OF Price |
until the attraction OF a homestead
took him farther from civilization. |
All OF the Price colony out that way
are fairly prosperous and contentcd |
with the general outlook.
Leo 4. Thomaa, one OF the
leading merchants and business men
OF Scofield and Winter Quarters.
was here Tuesday In attendance up
on the organization meeting of the
recently appointed school board for
Carbon county and OF which he Ia
a member. His appointment repre-
scnts the upper camp diatricts.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. weeter re-
Gently left Zion by automobile for
tho East. At Chicago they will at
tend the graduating exercises OF
one OF their sons. after which they
80 on to New Hampshire, where an-
other son Is attending college. MIR.
and Mrs. weeter are to tour the
New England states before return
Ing to Utah.
e. T. Borkenhagen OF Helper
was a recent visitor In Price. While
his saloon business at the railroad
town Is temporarily closed, he an
ticipates better business conditions
~ inc WY near iuAuFtt anu VIII
likely reopen the place within few
weeks. Mrs. Borkenhagen Is still
In California and Is TO remain on
the coast until her health improyse.
Mrs. w. o. DENIS has given up
her apartment IN the Wymondham
ana will spend the week end with
Mrs. +. w. Francis. She will leave
early In the week for Loyendale
farm TO visit Mrs. sidney futile for
ten days. and viii then join her
husband at the Standardyille Coal
camp In Eastern Utah
for the summer.-Salt Lake Trib-
une. 3Oth.
Sam G. Sheriff., the salt Lake
City contractor, was at the coal
camps south OF Price the other day
making figures with the company
officials for moving the amusement
hall and other buildings between
East Hiawatha and Hiawatha properl
to Black Hawk. The severity OF
the winters at the point mentioned
aud the isolation OF employees con-
cerned makes the move desirable.