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

J. 4. Slaughter. at one time chief
clerk for Utah Fuel company az Clear
Greek. last Monday bought In the
book accounts at receivers sale Of the
defunct Greenewaid Furniture com
pany az Zion They amounted to be-
tween four and five thousand dollars
and brought eight hundred ten dol
lars.
Max hubert living several miles
east OF Price. Is under arrest and out
on bonds. lie Is charged with killing
COW and calf belonging to Emmett
Olson. His hearing was TO have come
up last Saturday. but owing To- illness
OF the complaining witness. NJ. NJ.
Olson. the hearing has been postponed
until some future date.
Hazel. the i6-months-oid daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Albert CRANES, passed
away at the family home last Friday
of membranous Group and crysipclas.
Funeral services for the little one
were held Christmas day. The par
ents have the sympathy Of large
number of friends in the sudden TAX
ing away Of their youngest child.
wilford n. Smith. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Smith Of Price. is now a
clerk In the first sergeants office at
jefferson Barracks. Mo. Later he ex-
poets TO enlist In the coast artillery
and will take up aeronautica. The
young mans friends az Price will he
glad 60 know that he II doing we'll
and has bright prospects for the fu-
ture.
Word was received In Price Monday
OF the death Sunday morning at Isone
Beach. Gala. OF A. e. Jones. at one
time a resident of this place. The
telegram did not give any particulars
as 20 the cause OF death. Mr.. Jones
was the brother Of Mrs. J. J. Lloyd
and brother-in-law OF -. u. Lewis OF
this city and resided In Price up "a
about two years ago. moving from
here 20 the California city.
lee Ray. n Denver and RIO Grands
brakeman who was hurt at Thistle or
Tuesday OF last week while switch.
ing I'm the yards. II at ~. Marks Hos
pitai at Salt Lake City with small
chances Of recovery. lie suffers from
spinal injury by reason OF beinp
caught and partially crushed between
two cars. lie resided at Helper. but
with his wife was preparing soon Z,
make his homo az Salt Lake city.
Tony Comlnic OF black Hawk Il
laid up at his boarding house In tn,
coal camp with a badly frozen hant
and foot. the result OF being thrown
out OF "saRebrush" saloon ON tn,
night OF the goth. After being pu
out of the saloon Cominic started foi
HI boarding house and became los
and wandered around all night. III
was found the next day by friends wh'
have taken care Of him since the &C
cident
sevcrio Fiorc. well known In Car,
bon county Italian circles as "a whole
sale merchant and hacker OF his coun
trymon In mercantile lines. has beer
chosen aH one OF the trustees OF this
Italian Society OF Christopho Coium,
ho at Salt Lake city. Fiore has man,
Interests In this section OF the stat,
and IN regarded M "a high-clasH bust
ness man by those who have had deal
ingH with him. And. the latter ar,
numerous.
There were less than half as man,
cases OF typhoid fever In this state a
the beginning OF the present month
as there were during November a veal
ago. according 90 the monthly repor
OF the state board OF health. ISSUED
last Friday. II gives a total OF TWEEN
ty-HiN cases Of typhoid In the stat,
now, as compared with over fifty 1
wear ago. Only four deaths occm rec
from that disease last month. Othei
contagious diseases. except diphtherln
are about equally reduced.
Mrs. barney Crosse died last Fri
day evening nt her home on Norti
Ninth street OF blood poisoning. fol
lowing childbirth. Funeral servicel
were held Sunday from the Methods
church ana were largely attended
Deceased was about 90 years OF ag,
and h survived by husband an,
three children, the youngest nov
about ten days old. She was one o
the prominent women OF the Italian
colony Of Price. The husband IL /
brother OF Frank and Joseph Gross,
OF this city.
~ has been anticipated for som,
time. the Wells-Fargo express agenc,
goes back TO the Denver and M,
Grande depot the first OF the yea
tomorrow with v. A. Tompkins a
agent The service could not pos
albly be any worse under the new ar
rangement than Il has been OF late
However, whatever Tompkins under
takes 10 do he viii do well. Johl
SAKE who has been handling IN,
Wells-Fargo business for n. A. vii
llhms. remalns with the Inter I'm IN.