The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-06-25

sam WuouneAu OF clear creek
was here Monday in attendance upon
the meeting Of the high school board.
Mira y. NJ. Brown and little
daughter. Flo. are TO leave Price about
July 9Th for the exposition at San
Francisco. and viii be Joined later By
Mr. Brown OF the Golden Rule store.
Fred \. Leonard. representing
the Salt Lake City Brewing company,
was In Price yesterday and today
business with his firm n fairly good,
he says. conditions the country over
considered.
e. 4. Carpenter. president Of the
United States Fuel company. accom-
panied by Mrs. Carpenter. IL nj Black
Hawk this week. Mrs Carpenter is
visiting with her two sons and their
families there.
--Rev. e. c. Hartzier and bride are
expected home this evening from salt
Lake City. where they were married
yesterday. They are TO go TO the Meth
odist parsonage. where they will be-
gin housekeeping at once.
June Whitmore came in from his
ranch In Emma's Park last Saturday.
Stock on the range. he states. n doing
well this summer His crops OF po-
tatoes, rye and wheat are good and he
expects 10 have a fine harvest
"A H Draper was down from
X niiworth last Sunday and paid hia
respects t. ho pastor OF rhe Sun
flock. About n hundred ard twenty
five minors hrc getting three days a.
week work az the mines thorc now
with sOod chances ~ an Increase with
IN the vorS bear future.
w. Il. Wheat. the bowling alley
man. was here this week from Moab.
where himself and wife recently re-
turned TO make their home. Mrs
Wheats health IL considerably better
since leaving Price. They are To- keep
posted on Carbon county affairs
through reading The sun.
George Collins nam was here from
sunnyside during the week In attend
ancc upon district court. The two
hundred and nifty or more trees plant
cd for shade ana ornamental purposes
recently az that camp are thriving and
thorouEhfarcs through the camp
Attorney william .. Scciy. now OF
Sait Lake city, was down from there
this week In attendance az court and
incidentally attending 20 the preilmtn-
airy mattcrr In a five thousand siollar
dnmagu suit being brought by John
behling % Fcrron against N. a. South
worth.--castle Dale Progress. 18th.
Lieut. Eugene santsohl. Jr., In
structor IN military work az the Az
riruiturai College of Utah at Logan.
Wa here this morning going to BLACK
Hawk tor brief visit with his par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Santschi.
sr. owing % hiH limited time ne will
return 20 his duties at Logan tomor-
row.
-Miss Mabel Laaaen left Fair.isw
Tuesday for California whore she
goes Go attend the exposition she
viii Wait short time at Sni' Lake
city. Her mother. Mrs Andrew Las
non, Niles Emily iassen aud Mss Az
ner Iassen VIII Join hor there aud
they viii go to the exposition to-
gcthcr.-Mt Pleasant Pyramid. i1th.
william Shields In charge OF the
properties of the United States Fuel
company az Carbon. was attending
court az Price this week. The Carbon
mines are under lease 10 y. n. Cam
cron with an output at this time of
around hundred tons daily with !
about twenty-five miners working
The sun In 90 be weekly visitor In |
the Shields home.
III. r. Haines. state commissioner
OF immigration. labor and statistics. |
and Mark Tuttle. deputy state audi |
tor. reached Moab Monday OF last
week ON official business. They left
for Monticello Tuesday In Greens big
car, accompanied by Dr, bruce Eascly. |
Tuttle was accompanied 10 Moab by
his young son, who IL visiting with |
his aunt, Mrs Bruce Easeiy. and chill |
dren. until his father returns from |
Montioello.-Moab Times nth.
-0eorEe y. helms was at scofield.
Winter Quarters and Clear Creek this |
week ON business with 4. "A. Miller. |
special agent for five or siN insurance |
companies having large liability az
these places. There In generally bet |
ter feeling with business men and the |
prospects of greater activity at the |
coal mines Of the upper end of the |
county Cotton viii lose some trade |
by reason OF the change In the mall |
route 90 Helper for the uintah Basin |
country after the firHt OF July. How |
ever, the change viii not hurt Cotton |
merchants 10 any great extent they |
depending mostly ON the sheep and
cattle and mining mems business.