The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-10
PRICE AND NEARBY

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Judge william H. Frye Is offering
his office furniture and household
goods for sale.
Standard Coal company stock is be
ing offered In small lots by Salt Lake
City brokers at twenty-five cents.
Prof and Mrs. Jesse Eilegtson have
moved into the Miles dwelling recent.
ner.
Most all Of the coal companies op-
Grating In Carbon county have con.
tributed literally 20 the Carbon En-.
cry fair.
Mayor Carlos Gunderson IN az Col.
ton this week looking after the dip.
ping OF his sheep. something like six
thousand head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Robinson
have a new ten pound boy az their
home. born last evening. Both mother
and babe doing nicely.
Marriage licenses we're granted
during the week To- Albert =. Piatz Of
Grand Junction and Marie Prcmore
Of Glenwood Springs. Colo.
Clarence Wobinett has assumed his
duties In the county trcaurcr's office
as a deputy. lie IL competent and
most deserving young man.
I Miss Mona Goodwin. who formerly
taught In the Price public schools.
N doing similar work In the Chicago
public schools ~ friends here are ad.
vised
Several Of the younger men Of Price
are figuring 20 organize club for
social purposes a meeting for the
purpose II 10 be held In the very near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Brown are NOV
ing into the Dr. =. =. Thome dwelling.
while ~. van der Schuit takes the
residence being vacated by the Browns
on North Ninth street.
The wclls-Fargo express office was
moved this week o. the old Southern
Utah depot. while the Western Union
telegraph office goes back Go the Dem
Yer and RIO Grande depot.
Carl II. Marcusen ~ the Price Com
mercial and Savings bank n enjoying
the pleasures that come with new
automobile. His car arrived from the
factory the first OF the week
Alderman a Ford are going ahead
with their business at the Northern
bar as n nothing had happened. They
regard the recent sherlffs sale 60
more In the light of Joke than other
wise.
There were about thirty-five teach
4 ers registered at the Savoy during the
institute and Landlord Chamberlain
had an orchestra for their entertain
ment during the dinner hour Thurs
day evening.
A. II. MacI.ean Of the United States
Fuel company last Tuesday planted
about fifty thousand trout In the KY
une reservoirs of the company, The
fish put out there last year are thriv-
ing. II is said.
Justice Lee has been busy the past
several days hearing evidence In the
case OF Elmer Kjelstrom against Il.
]. Turner. the case resulting from a
claim against the old alrdome when
Overbaugh was running II. The trial
is still on.
Invitations are out for the annual
weight ball given by the MutuGl I'm
provement association az the Latter
. 2aN
(Friday) evening. Dancing viii bs
from s 10 n o'clock. lunch baskets
twenty-five cents.
j. r.. Gunderson Of Clear Greek
figures to open liquor house at Gun
. nison In the event the courts decide
the contest now on there In favor oil
the VETS" Gunderson also has
! business at Salt Lake City on Yves
Second South, near the Cullen Hotel
.I Fall elections are TO he held In two
! cities and three towns OF Carbon
county In November, Price and Hell
per. cities, and Castle Gate, Scofiel'
. and Wellington, incorporated towns
There Is some talk OF Sunnyside In
cooperating as town IN the neal
future.
Denver and Rio Grande workmeI
last Tuesday began work on a new
! depot al ScOfield 10 replace the on
burned some time ago. IL Is under
stood the appropriation made for TN
structure Is sixteen hundred dollars
which will buy better building thar
the former one. The location VIII ID
the same.
Quite a large congregation was GU
! last sunday morning TO hear or, r, Y
l Mills preach at the Methodist ehu'Hh
Z After the sermon the quarterly con