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


Frederick X. Myton has been APP
pointed head Of the scenario depart
ment Of the Jesse L. I.askey motion
picture concern at Los Angeles, Gala.
The young man r. a son OF Major and
Mrs. u. =. Myton and spent a consid
cradle OF his youth on the former Vim
tab reservation when his father was
Indian agent out there. Young My
ton. at the conclusion of his grammar
school course. went TO Pennsylvania
military college az Chester. Ills
friends in Eastern Utah will be glad
TO know he Is making good.
william wyatt Bryan. aged 80 years
and a resident OF Ferron for . long
time. died az Salt Lake City hospital
last Sunday OF cancer Of the stomach.
lie had been 40 for several months.
The remains were taken through
Price last Monday evening TO Ferron.
where the funeral was held Tuesday
last Deceased IL survived by a wife
and seven children. Previous TO going
Go Salt Lake City for treatment de-
ceased had been mining In Grand and
Emery counties. lie was well and
favorabiy known az Price and else
whore throughout this section Of the
state.
Heavy snow on the east approach Co
Soldier Summit caused the Denver
and Rio urande Co bring out snow
piows and Use them last Tuesday.
Train No. was delayed five hours by
snow which had drtfted In canyons
from Tennessee Pass to the west
slope Of Soldier snmmH. Rotary
plows were not used. flange plows
were attached % the freight ard pas
senger trains golug wsst The storm
II general throughout Eastern Utah
and the road expects more trouble II
Il continues. Trains No I and No. s
are going over Soldier Summit in two
sections.
Matt LAUDER and Lyle Bench enter
tanned a number Of friends at a five
hundred party Wednesday evening at
the home OF the former in this city
Prizes were won by Olenna Gunderson
and Arnold McKune, rcfreshments
were served and a most enjoyable
time was had by all Those present
were Misses Igeiia Mjilburn. Zcila
Faucet. Vida Urynor. Onaheli Woods.
Belle Fitzgerald. Glenna Uunderson
Cora Allison. Gladys NeJms. Evelyn
Olson. Martha bradley. MORA Lee and
Ruth Talbo ofNCRHtls dale. Measrn.
Lynn Fauaott. Scott Fausett. I.asellc
whitmorc. Rulon Bryncr Arnold Me-
Kune. Ruion Frandscn. Carl Avcrlil
and William Horsiey: Mr. and Mrs. a.
J. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs George u.
Bench.
Word received az Salt Lake city
tells Of private funeral services last
Monday ut Long Beach. Gala. for
George ". Kruger. "a years of age.
who died there December 2ist. az the
home OF his wife's mother. Mrs. s. y.
Fleming. says Salt Lakes Tribune 81
the 2ith. lie conducted photograph
studio In Salt Lake city FOR several
years prior 60 his removal a. Long
Beach On account Of poor health. lie
IN survived by his widow az Long
Beach and his parents. one brother
and four sisters In ~. Louis. lie was
an active worker In religious circles.
and at the time OF his death was a
member Of the First Methodist church
OF Salt Lake city Previous "a going
Ito California about four years ago
deceased conducted photograph
business NJ Price and was well and
favorably known 90 many people here.
A. u. Appcrson, general Huperin-
tendent Of the Utah lines OF the Den
Yer and Rio 0rande with hcadquar-
terH In Salt Lake city. was registered
nj Hotel AHtor In New York City last
Sunday. For some time there have
been persistent rumorn that Apperson
would resign ON the first OF January
or at that time ''ict out'-but nothing
further has come 60 the surface dur
Ing the past few days A. Denver.
Colo. the other day ApperHon was in
consultation with II. q. Nudge. pres.
dent of the Denver and Rio Orande.
AZ the time AppcrsOn refused o. either
deny or confirm his severance with
the road. In the meantime there ap-
pears 10 be force OF "underllngs' IN
Apperson's office az Zion capable of
distributing oquitably the railroad
cars Of the system 60 the several coal
mines OF Carbon and Emery counties
w. y. Olson's name has been sent
% the senate of these United States
for confirmation as postmaster al
Price for the coming four years
Though The sun differs with bro
Their" Olson. politically. Il IL with
mich pleasure this great family news.
lfRfhf hAfN hN hflt tlils
Client service he IN rendering patrons
n the local office. During the Christ
mas rush. not only the first-class mai
was handled with accurac- and dis.
patch. but the second and third
classes and the parcels post matter
also. Christmas Day he kept his Of
flee open one hour after he might
have gone home. that all might re.
eeive remembrance from Kris Krin.
gle Citizens OF Price ought 10 APP
preciate the services Brother" Olson
Is giving them. The "innards" OF the
Price postoffloe are neat. clean and
right as they should he.
Next Sunday evening. January "a,
at the tabernacle Elder John Potter
VIII tell the story of the seagulls. The
program begins az z o'clock and will
be almost entirely musical under the
direction Of Prof, A. Burgener Of the
Carbon county high school and leader
or the Price band Professor Bur
Fener aud the band boys as well as
the Mutual Improvement associations
extend a cordial Invitation 20 the pub
lie 10 attend. The opening song viii
be by the assembly; story OF the Rea