The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-09


Miss zlna Cromcr 81 grccn
River H. a guest of the famil, 81 her
sister. Mrs. Conner Peacock.
Mrs a. q. Justice aud daughter.
Merle. at Usage CITY. Kan. are here
on "a visit 10 the family Of J. ! Lloyd.
Mrs Justice II u sister Of Mrs. Lloyd.
Emery Larsen of Castle Date was
u Price visitor last Saturday, lie left
on the same day o. Join the Dumaync
party which II touring the southern
counties.
PROT aud Airs !. q. uubicr aud
children left SUNDAY morning Tor
Provo and Salt Lake city. where they
viii visit friends and relatives for
abou, ten days.
George \. storrs WIS business
visitor In pric. "Wednesday from
storrr Things nc the coal camp are
moving along nicely. he says. with the
mines working steady
IT. Jones and. !. ~. Luke wool.
growers OF llcber CITY. we're la Price
Tuesday looking after their wool ship
nentz Mrs. Jones accompanied the
party, which put up nj the Tavern.
-Mrn 4. W. uorslcy i.u Monday
for Halt Lake city o. meet her sister.
Mrs lIyrum Robinson of ParaKonah
aud also To- attend the wedding at the
lattcr's daughter. Miss Janio Robin
son.
Miss Lulu Thompson. niece of
MIR. and Mrs. W. &. nrockcr. left this
week for Salt Lake city. whore she
viii complete her training Tor the
profession of nurse NJ st. Marks Hos
pitaL
Airs Harry .. Robinson uf Salt
Lake city was In Price "Wednesday ON
the way To visit her parents at Castle
Dale. After short stay there Mrs.
Robinson viii go Ia Denver Tor a
short visit
i. y, Petit. state coal min. la.
rpector. stopped of Ia Price Friday
on his way To- SunnyHide. where he
went To- hook into a mine accident In
which a miner was reported hurt
there last week.
Mrs. q. q. Kimbau and Miss
I NNihNNll Ut NfNllfiu were among hnt
weeks guests at the Tavern. They
were here Ia connection with matters
that called Tor their presence before
the board of equalization.
AIR. and Mrs J. W. smith of
Green River are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs, Conner Peacock Of Price. Smith
has not been In good health for some
I Inn. nj AaNN 4 IL.
soon a. undergo an operation
It y, Henson. chief clerk Tor the
United States Fuel company az Hin-
watha, accompanied by his wife. left
Tuesday for "a months visit with rela-
| tiVes az crrstnn. la, and Chicago.
They viii be- gone about thirty days.
Prank Crosse returned the early
part at the week from Glcnwood
springs, Colo, where his wife and
daughter, Mrs, y. Bernardi. are. Mrs.
liernardi who was recently hurt at
the springs, Is still under the doctors
care.
MIR aud Mrs, u, NJ. Rose. who
have been living at IIiawatha. win
leave this week for Reno. New. % re-
NAAht SUMS Tug Ahf htntAN OF airs
Roses health. Rose win enter the
employ OF the Southern Pacific at
Reno. having been employed az rail-
road work while az IIiawatha,
Miss barbara Pace returned last
Monday from Salt Lake City, where
she attended a convention of the
school teachers Of the Iatter-day
Saints church. Miss Pace taught last
year ia the Payson high school. but
has accepted a position Ia teach in
one of the church schools In wyom-
ing
Charles Henderson, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Margaret Mcdowell. of Den
yer, Colo, stopped of In Price Satur-
day evening between trains. being on
their way home from trip 20 Salt
Lake city and looking after some coal
properties around Helper The sun
acknowledges pleasant call from the
party,