The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-29
CASTLE DALE

vice had put men 20 work surveying
for the automobile road connecting
Emery and Sanpete counties by way
Of Ephraim and Straight Canyons. the
mayors 81 the North Sanpete towns.
Joined by Prices mayor Whose right
10 a voice In the matter whatever u
most questionable have petitioned
Governor spry 60 stop all work until
they could again present few more
arguments and make an attempt TO
get the other members Of the state
road commission TO favor their views.
They were successful I'm their mission.
for the time being az least Governor
apry forthwith ordered all work aban-
doned and appointed meeting for
Monday NJ Salt Lake city. when their
side Of the question viii again be
heard.
Death. In very unexpected moo
ment. visited us last Saturday and
took from our midst one 81 the most
loved ~ our women. Mrs. Mary Gould.
who departed this life at about :
O'Clock that evening. She had suf-
fercd an attack OF an old trouble that
morning. but had apparently recover
cd from the effects when the end
came upon her ~ she was about 60
retire She had ever been consistent
Latter day Saint and nc her death was
teacher In the relief society IN which
the had taken an active part Two
daughters. Mrs Maria Gustin Of Me-
phi and Mrs. sydonia Kofford Of Cas-
tic Dale. are the only close surviving
relatives. though she enjoyed the
| friendfhip Of host Of people In Em-
cry. Sanpetc and Juab counties.
Relatives aud friends Of w. 4. sta
ker OF Lawrence were shocked lant
Friday to learn Of the demise In a
Salt Lake city hospital Of this well
known catticman and farmer. who
came o. his untimely end through a
Kick from horse Deceased was
blowing In "a field near his home when
"a Hingictroc became disconnected and
II was his effort to again connect the
same without speaking TO the horse
that resulted ~ the accident iIs
leaves his aged father Alma. who has
n home In Lawrence hut has been Nv.
ing with "a son In Idaho wife and
eight children tHelaman. Ray. Mrs
May Day Mrs. Clara Wilstcad. Alden
Kate. Annie and bertha. all Of whom
live In Iawrcnccl, and one brother
Ether. living at Farnum. Ida, ant
Lawrence. and Mrs. Martha Miller
Mrs. Nora Fillmore. Mrs. IIctty John
ton. aud another sister. Hilma. all Nv
ing In Idaho.
Binhop and Mrs Samuel Dugmor
II Sunnyridc lett yesterday Tor thct
homo Rt RunnyHidc after attending IN
funeral 81 Mrs. Gould. They were ac
compnniod home by one Of John los
lee Ilfft. afIVfa az IsarFuu
Tho fancy work club met last Fri
day evening nj the home of Miss Hat
tie Cox az DranEcville. wher" de
lightful time was enjoyed Refresh
mcntH were served.
Mrs. Celia Thaync II again very u
at OranEcvillc.
. baby boys were recently prcscnte
60 Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Huntington an
Mr.. aud Mrs. Snow OF OrnngeVillc.
MI aud Mrs. James Jcffs an
daughter Mrs Emma Dickson. au
1 tucd e. Mohrland yesterday tor
! short visit with the Jcffs boys
I Mr.. aud Mira. Carl Bott are enter
I taining a fine baby girl at their HON
\ and al concerned are doing mic ~.
Last Tuesday farewell tcstimonii
1 was given by the ward 10 AleXand,
\ Jameson. who has been acting d
chorlrtcr In the ward tor the pa
two years and who In now leaving &,
\ San Juan county.
Daniel Webster. late OF Eenllwortl
made his appearance behind th
\ counters of the Coop this week. gc
tins acquainted preparatory 10 his az
oeptance % the management 81 N
! store In couple OF months.
A. a. Outheil OF Price was here la
Z Thursday with brand new machir
\ which he was 90 leave here Tor servi,
L In the south end of the county. ~
I tone Jensen OF Emery has charge
\ the business In that end OF the count
I now aud IL making good 60 an une'
4 pectcd degree. according Co Guthcl
! who h right well pleased with h
4 work
Z Hector r. Evans has been select,
y to act as ward chorister and all pro
L poets speak loudly for very success
4 ful choir.
i Superintendent Ten Eyok OF a
> Green River division OF the Deny'
i aud Rio Grande was guest last Sa
y urdny and sunday Of Ira u. BrOwnif
\ Ia tour OF this part of the count
u IL h the first visit Ten Eyck ha
y made 20 this part of Eastern Uta
i and browning made good use of q
u time az their disposal In showing hi
few ct the many favorable thin
= about this neck 81 the woods, makiI
Y his visitor fairly start az some OF a
y fine features OF the country.
4 II h possible that a rifle club W
i be formed In Castle Dale. u talk 4
y duiged In by local men II product
4 OF results. Price has one which