The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-15
PRICE AND NEARBY

love old October 30.
I can't bear TO see her go
Seems 60 me like losin' some
old home relative or chum-
Pears like sort o. settin' by
Some old friend at sigh by sigh
Was a-passin' out o. sight
Into cverlastin' night
james whitcomb Riley.
Sunday. October 18th. mass will be
celebrated at 81. Mary's church at
Helper.
H. Won der schuit OF Price has pass
ed the examination as required by the
days. opening October 18th today.
owen J. Rowe. a pioneer Of Span
lsh Fork. died at his home there re-
Gently. lie had number OF rola-
tives at Winter Quarters and Scoflcld
In Carbon county.
But one more day for registration.
October 26th. In order 90 vote at the
coming municipal election voters
must see 60 Il that their names are on
the registration books.
Methodist church announcements.
Sunday school nc 10 o'clock. preaching
at II o'clock In the morning. EpNor,h
League at 7 o'clock In the evening.
Evcryon, II cordially invited 20 thee
sea- i'ef.
Mr.. and Mrs. w =. Abbott. who
have conducted the Tavern Tor several
months. have moved 20 Standard
Vile. Mrs william Parry. formerly
Of Springville. r. temporarily In charge
of the Tavern.
Articles OF Incorporation Of Helper
as a city ~ the third class were filed
Saturday with the secretary Of state
Al n recent election the town voted
TO incorporate and elected officers Of
the incorporation.
Prices baseball boys give a dance
nj city Hall tonight The proceeds OF
this dance and others 60 b" giver
through the winter will be used u
finance a ball team for next year
Tickets are scventy-five cents.
Az yet the Methodist congregation
at Price ~ without "A regular minister
4 20 take the place OF Rev. G. G. Hart
zier, although a promise OF one fol
the very near future has been made
by Bishop Mills OF Salt Lake City
voegler Seed and Produce company
OF Salt Lake City II buying large guam
titles OF alfalfa and clover seed u
Emery and Carbon counties. Ais
oats. These are being stored az Prize
waiting shipment out OF the state.
Tuesday last was the four hundre'
and twenty-third anniversary OF tn
discovery OF America by ColnmbuS
In many towns and cities OF the stat
Il was observed. Some states max
columbus Day holiday. hut no
Utah.
=. O. silvagnl. owner Of the propey
~. is 10 open the Carbon Hotel tomof
row. october 18th. The house ia
undergone repairs and thorouk b
renovation during the past ten dafi
Reasonable prices are 20 prevAl
There IL a bar In connection.
Mrs. Alfred Perkins entertaine
about twenty-five Royal Neighbors
her home on North seventh stree
last Tuesday evening Tho room
were prettily decorated In the lodt
oolors, purple and white. The aria
was greatly enjoyed by all present
Andrew oman had two valuab
horses killed by a railroad train az q
= foot OF Tenth street at Price Ia
, Sunday as they were being drive
. across the track. The crossing mig
4 have been made In safety had IL N
j been for dog that was set ON q
4 animals.
4 c. w. Tingley. Sam G. Miles al
u "Bnr McIntire left Price yesterd
y for a deer hunt on Range Greek. Z
i other side OF Sunnyside. They Will
y Joined at the coal camp by "Bi
y Seamount with herd OF Roc
i Mountain canaries that are 20 "bri
y the bacon home"
\ Below Is schedule of dances
i ranged for the Price baseball tei
y by y. w. Averill. w. r. Myers and
\ N. Jepson, the committee In char
4 October 18th and goth; Noveml
y 18th and 25th; December 81, 49,
\ January 2sth. February 18th, M9f
* 10th and March 81, 1915.
I For the first time In the history
4 wheat shipments In the Vest W
II and Idaho grain Is being transport
y 10 Kansas and Nebraska. Wgt ",
4 Their during the harvest peripd
i made the wheat less desirable
y milling purposes In the prairie eta
Il than the Utah product. and the
y mand for local grain Is CROWN
y Utah farmers who have a good Wh
Il harvest should be among the m
u prosperous Of the nations tllers
y the soil.