The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-17
AROUND GREEN RIVER

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GREEN RIVER. Sept. i.-The
Green River Valley Fruitgrowers ass
ISOLATION has been handling quite a
nice bunch 81 local express shipments.
| hut the officials complain Of the un-
| fair competition 81 individual ship
pers who they claim are cutting
prices shamefully and running what
would otherwise be n good market
for most all kinds ~ local products
/ this season. The association r. I'M
/ able 20 swing hut one car lot this
week. owing 10 the rain and shortage
Of pickerH
Dr. a. ". Kaslowitz has gone 10 the
Nine Mile country 60 receive some
stock he bought recently.
w. =. Tomllnson and J. y. Warner
came In from looking after the stock
down near the mouth OF the San Ra-
fael and left again Monday a. soon as
u began 60 look cloudy
Quite a fine rain fell Friday, which
was badly needed. There has bcer
only one little shower since May 18th.
The river has been dry over three
weeks
The school teachers arrived Friday
and Saturday. and the young ladies'
have gone 60 housekeeping In the a.
q. WINNER property. which they
rented furnished WINNER and fam
NY will reside az the Roberts ranch.
Rex Barber made n sensational fin
ish In the annual Rocky Mountain
News Apache handicap road race at
Denver last week. and although the
first riders had ten minutes handicap
over him. barber lowered the worlds
record by forty-eight seconds. lie
tangled with n pair Of riders and suH-
tained bad fall. losing about ten
seconds. and q woman got In the way
and delayed him once. but he crossed
the tape riding fifty miles an hour.
Max Taylor OF Moab brought over
party In his automobile Saturday
consisting 81 his mother. Mrs Lydia
Taylor Miss babe Taylor. Clara and
Daisy Davis. all Of Whom had fine
time visiting friends here and taking
In the amusements Saturday evening
They returned sunday evening
r-~Mirscs Olive wilcox. sister ~ Car
los wilcox. Gcncve and lone Shafor
Maud Miller and Grace Dunn all came
over from Moab Saturday riding In
an automobile 90 Thompsons. where
they caught the train Tor this place.
w. n. McCue. the groceryman, has
one ~ the neatest and prettient homes
In this city. his latest Improvement
being 90 extend his lawn. parking be-
meath the nice shade trees outside the
sidewalk. The new grass seems To be
getting a good start.
Local express shipments are very
heavy every day. hut Monday evening
was the record breaker for the week.
In the neighborhood ~ nine thousand
pounds OF express being sent out.
Eastern Utah towns ale now enjoy
inR the fruits OF Green River Valley
industry
THE fruitgrowers association loaded
out probably its last car Of peaches
this reason yesterday. making four IN
al that have been Skinned. \. W
Dufford supplied tho bigger part of
the shipments most ~ his fruit helms
fancy and much Of II hut fortv-eighi
nearhes 90 the hox He had few small
peaches q. NJ. Common also heiped
load out two cars from his orchard. J
W. Drake helned load three cars and
Edward Murphy two. John Woav
contributed n lot also toward the last
car sent out. which went to Pueblo,
y. y. nedier sold q lot of haled AL
faifn O. Jones a Cromer who shinned
" to Ncslen tho fore part ~ tho week
This ~ the third car of hav that hes
been rhipned out ~ the valley Nv thi,
firm this season W has only hssn a
few wears since neariV ~ the atfaifa
fed here was shinned into the valley
hut now there IL enough 90 sunniv the
local demand ana the coal camp %
well.
Another very CHARMING hostess ~
the mast week was Miss Rs~nirs
steele who entertained SATURDAY. frow
= 20 o'clock. TIVE occasion Yves ~
, honor ~ that Young iadv's hi~thdev
Earl Rarher returned Saturds,
from long trim around the ei-cie
having taken marty ~ government
, wen IN his Chandler siN 20 Noah
/ Monticello and thenee across irte
Z Colorado quite distance rNe t-lr
was one ~ the most surcessfni Ne hes
even undertsken since emharLing H.
the livery business and n amriv der',.
Nrstrated the r'e~i's ~ his new rar
I Several cars ~ Grean River victor,
, MELONS viii 10 skinned to CnrNor
. county towns at once
George G Gvav and wife lsf' Sun,
dav nisht for thei- howe IN gausa'
J Civ Mo. after snendins 'Se Nas'
~'N"'N es @ues's ~ v " Green and
far,ilv ~ Figin
} Mrs T. " Fren~h was hos'ess r.
shout fiftaen ~ tNe povai NeisNNo'
lsdies lost Thu~sdav f-or, e'eo - .
} 80 'he r~an"h aNunteite IN O~rNe ~
Wome Kensing'op Yves 'he Nn"una
ton nrinrinailv for TIVE afternoon eud
sNniai interoou-qe sea-,sa "n~'Se'
oleasant diversion aai~'" '~'o-
{ course mnch wos sawed ~ es~ "louns
1SevNot end asse-'es "ata N-s 4
" steele and N-s - A S"i'~ave- 80,
ris'ea Nf-s r-e~ah a., so-'si~~
Wrs C.ssirs p"'io- ana two s-nai
} sons arrival MonA"v everi-~ f-o-'
ptfie Colo ena "o-e the s,'os's ~
W. end Mrs " v Nuis- ur'u Wed
osgaav -ao~niu@ whom thew went 81
~ portland O~e ~'he~e thew VIII
''isi' Mrs putie~'s mother.
a'Iss uUaa ro-s-.,e~ -otu-~eA eu~-
aov Disht f-on r-ui'a end Crowd
Junction Coio ~'|e-e sSa hrs Neeo
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