Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-03-05

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After two and half years Of spc.
seSsiul business In Price. ~ J. ia.
pehsourg. the harness maker. closed
snop, shipped his goods. and len ON
Monaay last for la Grange. Texas
nus FORMER home where ne viii on.
gage In the harness business
J. NJ Miller has Just comp,e,sa ,,,
ting up the usual annual ice cron n,
Cotton. In the neighborhooa 90 80
thousand tons were harvested s,s
thousand Of this amount IL stored and
the rest shipped 10 varlous no,n,s
along the Denver and Rio Crande
The Price Auto and Stage companv
mas rebuilt Its red buick n car inc
a light truck and sold II TO the Nc.
hune Forwarding company. The EDO
IL Now firm will use the truck 10
MAKE light deliveries In Price and a.
nit
Mrs. George Ryland entertained sat.
urday evening at a farewell marty for
Newt Rabensburg. preceding his de.
parture for Texas. The Rebekah
lodge members and a few intimate
friends were invited. The evening
was enjoyably spent In card Games
and dancing.
George II. Trevarthen. the MANAGER
OF the Price Tavern Hotel. IL now on.
Grating the cafe in connection. Short
orders for breakfast and supper and
specials at noon are served. Since All
edibles are home cooked. the cafe n
proving very popular with travellers
and many Price people.
w. y. Barretto furnished n little
band music on Main street last sat.
urday evening TO advertise his dance
In the tabernacle. Mr.. Barrette plans
to take his band 90 the surrounding
towns and play regularly for dances.
The date set for Price Ia Fridays or
Saturdays In the tabernacle.
Carl Averin. the manager OF the
Junior baseball team Of last year.
states that he has accepted the man
agemcnt OF the Junior team for the
coming season. All who desire berth
on this aggregation should get In COM
\
IL anxious TO get things going"
The county commissioners held n
special meeting last Tuesday and vo-
ted Co call n bond election for the
appropriation OF tsi 900 for the pur.
pose OF building. improving and re-.
pairing the public highways OF Car.
bon county In all the precincts there.
Of The date Of election II set for
April 18th.
Phillip Mcdonald OF Oakland. Cal.
n visiting with his brother. a. ". Me-
Donald. whom he had not seen In
thirty-two years previous to this
meeting The visitor from California
IL full Of enthusiasm about the great
expedition and Chains II N the finest
sight possible Co see. Mr.. Mcdonald
viii return Tuesday
The Price school board sold Attor.
ney Stanley Price I 1000 bricks from
the old public school building The
price paid was five dollars q thousand
Ia the wall MIR Price will use the
bri, kE In the foundation OF his new
home ON the corner OF sixth and X
streets which has been In process oi
constructors for some time.
orfa, J. nrooif. manager Of the
Brooks Furniture company. changed
hi business location from Eighth
street TO the Millburn building on
Main street formerly occupied 10y W
w. Lewis. The Increased floor space
OF the new location enables Mr
Brooks Co carry a complete display OF
all iinof OF furniture stock.
The Kozy lunch room In now com.
fortably installed In the Crockett
building on Main street. formerly oc-
cupicd by the Mission Pharmacy. The
room has been thoroughly renovated
and presents a very attractive and In
wiling appearance. Proprietor McMul'
lin reports that business In the new
location shows marked improve
ment.
Last reports are that the fire In the
Black Hawk mine IN suil unconquered
Since each time the entrance 20 th,
mine ia unacaled the smolderinl
sparks break into flame, the min,
authorities have given up hope ol
reaching the fire from an entrnnc"
and VIII drill from the surface dircet'
~ 20 the blaze They hope to be able
20 eNtlnguish the fire By the applica'
ton OF a specially prepared chemical
Miss Alice Hurst, director Of dra'
matlcs at the Carbon county higf
school. placed AN order with tbs
Ebert company OF Salt Lake for
curtain for the high school stage. The
curtain VIII be made OF blue velvet
modelled after the Shakespearinn draw
curtains. and viii be In readiness foi
the high school opera which VIII b'
given about the middle of the month
The cost Is fl3s. which will be paid
entirely by the various dramatic or
ganizations OF the school. Most OF
this sum Is now In the high schoo
exchequer. being the profit from pas
performances.
When Sheriff Henry first took OF
flee notices were sent out that al
gambling In Carbon county would be
prohibited. Many business tirmi
were uncertain whether or not th'
sheriff included the slot machines u
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