The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-12-24
AND NEARBY

"a. Aiscr g. now sole proprietor o.
the Cash Meat Market on East Maia
street
Miss Mabel stowcll b. spending the
week with her parents Mr. and Mrs
iicber J. stowel. az Ucipcr
D.. V. Bennett " Salt Lake city
and Sophia Evans Of Castle Gate
were licensed to we'd at Provo last
saturday
County Clerk lIorslcy this week Is
sued q license To- we'd 90 Raymond
Wells Of Victor and Mayme Mork of
Mt Pleasant
Mrs J. w Hammond. who has been
suffering Tor couple ~ weeks from
an attack OF quinzy. b. reported some
better at this time.
The incoming Officials Of Price are
Co given "a reception az city Hall on
the evening of January 3rd. tn which
the public A. Invited.
SHERIFF. U,u,y he's seven bunrdors It
Carbon county offenders and two
from the Kingdom OF Emery
Miss Zclla Fausctt IL home from the
University nf Utah to spend tho
Christmas holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mr. George \. Fausctt
Evan Edwards and Emily rs ahor
were licensed tu we'd az Salt .lhp
City Monday last The former o. from
Winter Quarters and tho after OF
Spanish Fork.
The mask hail To- hc given az tho
city Han Tuesday. December 2Nth.
promises to hr swell affair. Dance
ficnds viii De- here from various places
In the county
bounty warrants amounting o.
nearly fourteen thousand dollars were
sent out by state Auditor Kelly last
Wednesday. The claims are chiefly
FOR killing wolves and coyotes.
Sherman LowenHtein h here this
week from Salt Lake city. The Sun
acknowledge "a pleasant call from the
young gentleman yesterday. lie n
making good In the business world.
e. H. Cody OF Helper was In Salt
Lake city several days this week and
last on business connected with the
commission business that he ana
others are soon "a establish nt the
railroad town.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Tolnnd have
taken the Tavern Cafe. opening the
same 60 the public last Wednesday
morning. They are experienced
restaurant and hotel people and are
highly spoken Of as caterers
A. u. Apperson. general supcrin-
tendent OF the Utah lines OF the Dem
yer and ilio Grande. refuses 90 either
confirm or deny the published reports
that he IN 90 sever his connection with
the road the first of January.
There VIII he "A grand ball FOR the
oolored population OF Carbon coun-
IS az Helper tomorrow (Christmas)
night az Helper. The affair II un-
der the management Of Mrs, Julia
Hall. Everybody is invited. Tickets
are fifty cents,
George W. Durant. pioneer of the
Green River section. died az his home
AT Elgin last SUNDAY. His remains
we're buried there. lie Is survived bS
"A widow aud three sons. The funeral
was the largest ever held az Green
| River. Deceased was advanced In
/ years.
II Shopmen of the Denver and lil,
II Grandc have asked Tor a flat m,rCas'
OF four cents an hour In a petition Il
the management az Denver, colo, tn
) week. About fifteen hundred men II
Utah. Colorado. Wyoming and New
} Mexico are affected, including man
at Helper
Arthur 4. Sweet of Topeka, kan
general manager Of the Chicago, Rocl
island and Pacific. viii become vic
president of the Denver and Ri
Grande RAILROAD January LIST, II wa
stated az the Denver ana ~
Grande headquarters az Denver, colo
last SATURDAY.
w. r. Olson's nomination as post
master at Price went 70 the senate d
these United States OF america %
Thursday of last week Tor confirma
1 ton. Ditto. ID. X. Fofsha az =
George. J. NJ. Blaif,. Logan. and A
Robert Larsen az Sandy. All az re
+. cess appointments.
ri Circulars have been issued by IN
\ Denver and Rio Grande passenger dc
1 plrtment at Denver, Colo, announ'
! ins that the Denver gateway IL ope
h 20 al ines. so hereafter no particula
connection viii be designated froI
! Pueblo, Colorado Springs or DenVs
in the purchase of tickets.
SAYS the Provo Post Of last tr
day, "a marriage OF much interest
many Provo people II that OF NIL
Mvri ZONES and Leo 6heehan, whic