The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-24
AROUND GREEN RIVER

GREEN RIVER. Sept ls.-T.ast
Monday, through their attorney. l.. a.
McGee Of Price. T. l.. McCarty and J.
| p. Roth. naming themselves as CO.
partners. running the Midland Hotel.
served n summons on Charles Spa
dafora. Mike Spadafora and Malcolm
/ Pciitano, co-partners In the owntt-
ship OF the Hotel Metropoie. which
had already been leased 90 James J.
Waddell, who was then In charge 81
the same The summons stated that
complaint would be filed with the
clerk OF the district court within ten
days.
There IL lots OF mining activity in
the North wash district. big load Of
supplies having gone out there this
week.
Last Thursday fine daughter was
born 90 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strauss
at Mohrland. and all are reported as
well and happy and Strauss IL busy
with the treats.
Conflicting reports havcs been re-
ceived concerning the condition of
willard james. the boilermaker who
was badly injured some timc ago.
but we understand his entire leg has
been amputated and there ~ grave
doubt ~ his recovery.
J. G. Krabbe 81 Montrose. colo.
father OF Mrs. NJ A. craig. stopped
OF here last Thursday for two
weeks visit with his relatives Krabbe
visited here a year ago and thinks this
valley very pretty place. having
many cory and pleasant homes.
Mrs q. NJ. Peacock and little
daughter were arrivals Saturday from
Castle Dale and are visiting Mrs. Pea
cocks mother. Mrs. J. w. Smith. Mrs.
Orange Olsen. another daughter. came
In last week with her sister. Mrs An
drew Hansen. from Marysyalc Mrs
Smith feels quite elated with all her
girls AZ home but one. Miss Jennie.
who IL In Salt Lake city. Mrs Jami-
son lives close while Mrs Cromcr H.
down from their ranch. and al are
having happy reunion.
=. w Dufford this year maintained
his usual custom % bringing box Of
peaches Ia town OF the ten-to-the-
yard size. Peaches of this siSe have
been grown In the valley for several
years
A. u. Lewis aud Richard Hood ac-
companied carload of watcrmeiona
Co Helper yesterday and viii sell them
out there FOR the growers These
gentleman expect a. dispose ~ at
least two or three more cars and
some persons estimate that there are
still about four carloads ON the vines
These melons should net the growers
at least one and half cents a pound
as the supply IL limited and there IL
great demand FOR them In the towns
/ MINING ssafNVa ~ IaFf.au auN Its...r.s
counties
Mra J.. y. Walton has. been ap.
pointed ON the fair committee a. take
the place OF Mrs ]. u. Cheney. who
could not serve. and viii take care of
all fancy work left at the Walton
jeweiry store. displaying the same at
Price at the two-county fair. A big
variety OF work should be- obtained
because of there being so many here
that are expert ncedlewomen
The second and last ear 81 canta-
ioupeH was sent out Monday evening
II II said the first ear Melted the
growers one dollar after paying the
freight ON several thousands of pounds
that were not loaded In the car.
Champ" Rex narber IL back from
Denver riding that fine Pierce racing
wheel that was given him by "a Dem
Yer firm for breaking the worlds
record Tor twenty miles on one of
their wheels.
Floyd and Roy Lyon returned early
this week from trip On the road
with circus having been employed
as musicians. They viii 40 10 Calf
fornia soon.
MIR. and Mrs Walter Evans. niece
and nephew Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W
Smith left this morning for Salt Lake
city, after a pleasant visit with rela-
tivea.
Mrs. W. u. Thompson and one Of
her sons returned Sunday from a pro-
longed visit az Mountain Home and
Salt Lake city.
Harold Robinson. who lives with T..
T., Adams, Is home from the summer
vacation spent at Fruita and has re-
sumed school work
one evening last week Agent N. l..
Chapman loaded out on one train
four and half tons OF local express
fruit shipments.
v. \. Cromer has a hundred tons of
hay and fifteen acres OF corn fodder.
He will put In not less than twenty
five head OF dairy COWS II the cream
cry deaf goes through.
The first car OF peaches marketed
through the association Melted the
growers twenty-five cents box
The watermelon growers OF the val
ley. who raised several carloads OF
melons this year held "A meeting at
the wilcox theater Monday night TO
talk over plans for disposing OF their
product at Price. Helper and the vari-
GUS mining camps near those places.
where thCy usually sell All their mel
ons AT good prices