The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-11-05
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN UTAH


Lake City. and Of which Jesse ID.
Jewkes Charles Tingey and a number
OF other prominent state officials and
Salt Lake City attorneys are identi-
fled. J. X. Reid Of Orangevilie. rep
resenting the association. was here a
few days ago looking over the propo-
sition and his visit will be followed
by an appraisal and the other neces-
sary preliminary steps before the
loan Is made
Mr.. and Mrs T. =. Brown have rent
ed the Paul wood residence and fine
lot Of new furniture arrived Monday
from Salt Lake city to furnish the
cottage a player piano II another
pleasant addition 10 their home which
will arrive soon.
Edgar y. Adams sold out two car
loads Of Ncslen coal the latter part Of
last week at reduced figure and
JOY Cheney also retaiied another car
load II was fuel that had been con
dcmned BY the railroad inspector. but
good enough TO suit the purchasers
az the price offered
Mrs J. NJ. Rutt visited her daugh-
ter. Hester. who Is attending school In
salt Lake city. leaving Friday morn
ing and returning Monday night
Mrs. ~. Engcmann II working at the
Midland Hotel while her son Charlie
Is helping DR. stuver at the ranch and
viii remain there until Charlie re-
turns TO work at the hotel
A fine Baldwin player plano has
been ordered by the Metropoie Hotel
and cafe for the entertainment OF their
patrons This hostelry has been doing
a splendid business since II opened
up a short time ago aud II steadily
gaining In prestige and public favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. waddeli are going Co
make n grand success Of the under.
taking. Judging from present inGi,n.
tons
William Orissom and son have
bought a bunch Of cattle from Rutt a
Bradley at woodsidc and arrived last
Thursday night with them. a. 81.
Steele also purchased bunch. Quite
a few of the tanchmen OF this valley
are cmbarking In the live stock bust.
ness this year with q view o. increas.
INK their herds
The new freight rate on manganese
goes into effect November LIST. hence
local mining concerns have been hold.
INK back shipments until they can get
the benefit OF the lower rate. which
win effect quite n saving. Quite a
number 81 carloads viii go forward
about IN, first OF the month. Merit
Tomlinson expects to load out several
cars.
Last Monday morning ~. }. sturgcs
master mechanic received wire
from railroad officials stating that
the depot roundhousc and yards are
TO be wired by company electricians at
once. preparatory 60 connecting up
Win the local system.
John Taylor the. mining man. re-
TUNED last week from Denver. where
his daughter was operated upon FOR
appendicitis
w A. Jamlson and wife. Andy Han
sen and wife and N. Oppcnbcimcr
spent three days out az san Rafael last
week. while oppcnheimer did some
surveying. The survey was made for
gravity ditch hair mile long To
water the Hansen aud Jamison places
from point on the river. where a
dam seven feet high and seyenty-five
feet wide viii be constructed. The
ditch viii have fall OF ufteen feet
Ia the half mile.
a. g. Snyder was Ia town Saturday
on business, as he expects 10 soon take
a winters layoff aud visit his family
la Florida.
o. n. 0ilnspie was the grower OF
some mighty fine quality spuds this
summer and has just dug them and
stored Tor the winter. one would not
care 20 see nicer ones.
J. NJ. Rutt returned from Denver
Monday evening, having sold his cat
tie In that city, instead OF going on 20
Omaha.
Al the home OF Mrs J. NJ. Crane
last Thursday afternoon the Entire
Nous club was delightfully."- entertain
ed A business meeting took up some
time. while kensington was enjoyed
later In the afternoon. When the
members were tired OF their needle
work they were refreshed with de-
leotable luncheon. served by Mrs.
Crane. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. A. O. Bradley next Thurs
day. Mrs. Crane win have charge OF
the program for that day.
Wallace Lowry. the prominent
sheepman, was an arrival from Price
Tuesday night and is a guest at the
Metropole while overseeing big