The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-31

Mrs T. W. Lewis 81 Hiawathe
was here this week 20 meet her mo-
Their. Airs Sarah Reese OF Winter
Quarters. and her niece. Miss Jean
nette Wilson Of ogden. who were here
on their way 60 visit with Mrs. Lewis.
that lady coming down 90 Price 10
accompany them 10 Hiawatha.
II. s. Lucas and Morris johnson.
two substantial citizens Of Hiawatha.
were Monday visitors In Price and
while In the city paid their respects
10 The sun. ordering this great fam
lly newspaper 10 their respective add
dresses Black Hawk and Hiawatha
camps are each working now at full
time with orders far ahead 81 the
supply ~ railroad cars in sight
w. n. Pace OF Delta In Willard
county was here during the week on
visit 10 his family. who still reside
la Price. That section OF the state u
prosperous wheat having sold at a
dollar. sugar beets NJ f5.2b the ton
and all kinds of live stock fetching
splendid prices. lie u selling auto
mobiles aud states that his business
IL good
Judge william a. Frye. who left
Price last week 90 make his home at
CnlfaN Gala. remembered n number
ct his friends here at Christmas time
with punches Of holly. lie writes that
he Il comfortably situated and ~
pleased with the surroundings at HE
new home IN the Golden State. The
Sun ~ 10 keep him posted on the hap
penlngs 10 this section of Utah.
Capt w y. Cotton. former cash
Ter Tor the Denver and Rio Grande at
Salt Lake city aud also assistant
treasurer OF the Utah Fuel company
spent Christmas with his daughter
Mira. 4. y. worthlngton at Zion. Cap.
tain Cotton will leave Utah noNt week
fpr southern California. The town OF
Cotton was named IN honor OF tho
former railroad and coal company Of
fetal who has many warm friends
throughout Carbon county aud East
crn Utah,
1T. &. Hoyt cf the lands depart
mcnt of the forest service has rcturn-
ed from AN extended trip 60 the Dixie
land Of Southern Utah. where he at
tended % land 3iasHificationr OF con-
siderable importance. Hoyt states
that the lands department OF all the
forest districts are much occupied la
making classification of forest lands
In such way NJ Co encourage settle
ment and agricultural development OF
all lands that are not purely forest re-
serve. Ogden standard. s5th.
Fritz Lcurson. who has been
cooking Tor some time at the road
grading camps OF Eggleston a Ma
thew. IL through with his work FOR
that firm and has been spending the
holidays In Price. The gentleman II
German 10y birth. hut a better Ameri-
can than a German Tor all that. when
he gets through with some bust cess at
Price In connection with "A patent he
h putting through with attorneys at
Washington. -. G.. he n going 60
California 10 straighten out tangle
In his first citizenship papers that win
require his presence In the Golden
State. Mr., Leurson N the kind OF hy-
phenatcd citizen all good Americans
are anxious 90 take under our Uncle
Samuefs wing. The sun trusts he
may live long and prosper under the
stars aud stripes.
Robert Gilchrist OF the firm OF
Robert Gilchrlst a Co. ore buyers. OF
New York city. was here last week
and made arrangements with r. l..
McCnrty and ], =. Roth OF this city.
Ellis Smell OF Moab and Ellis l.. Green
ol Colorado To buy up all the mangan-
ere ore that can be obtained In this
district Gilchrist bought all the ore
from the Forsman properties that was
supposed 10 have been sold 20 Silver
Bros The Forsman ore II all going
to Gilchrist under contract The lat
ter has large number of government
contracts for manganese for the man
ufacturers OF munitions and contracts
with chemical dye works. shelters.
etc. lie Is also In the market for
other metals as well as manganese.
and says he will spend probably TWEEN
y-five thousand dollars investigating
local resources. lie is advancing
money 10 the mine owners 20 mine
and deliver ore ut the railroad
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