The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-09-15

~ Price Chapter 4. -. Rovsi Arch
Mas"ns tomorrow saturday might
DR. a. y. CioWprd ha. thrc, ,ss.s
Of typhoid fever inlpricc. while Dr. A.
y. Dowd at kaniiuofth has nine ID,
edward advises s,er,onc t. boil ali
water for drinking
Carbon county democrats ar. fix.
uring 60 hold their convention for an.
nomination uf candidates o. ,nuut,
office the first week In octubcr- exact
date not a. yet fixed
Marriage licenses were granted
Monday hN CLERK r. =. u,rsi,y Il.
Ward Davis and Miss Au,c Nelson
both IT Price. They were later mar
ricd icy bishop Albert ilr,u,r.
Chairman u, %, Kitkpatri,k has Be-.
sued u rnll fur th. republican count,
convention 60 h' held IN Price ON Sep.
tvmhrr 2sth The call Will hp found
IN another column ~ The Sun.
John y illtr has uuit work Ut lim.
wathn uud returned e. Green River
early this week iio viii go ~ Hanks.
willie and likely r,-,ugtg. in mining
in that district aaUrp,n River Die.
patch, 9Th.
The Campfire girls met ~ the home
cot Elizabeth Crockett Tuesday even.
Ing, u fuil attrudanr. being present.
After the hnsin~ss 81 the camp was
disposed ~ The m.nb.rr were treat.
cd 4" q hig watrrm"lon feed
Eddie i.auriucn. aged about 10
years and employed IA John R.dd NJ
his garage. had bis rirbt arm broken
above the wrist last Tuesday while
oranking an automobile pr a. a..
edward attended Tho Young man
Dr. y. =. Chamberlain reports three
cases of typhoid fever under his care.
two at the eases In Price. pr. cham
bcrinin advises all people 1T Price To-
boil their water. NJ there h. likely To-
be an epidemic of fever In this Vicin-
ity
Several applications o. appropriate
water were filrd In the state vngin-
GERS office this week. Five of the
applications were sent In hy one man.
Pete iiarhoglio. seeking In each ease
less than one Hscond-fout from springs
near sunnysidc.
Mr.. aud MR.. J. = CarrwrIl OF
WoodHidc announce the engagement
~ their daughter. Elizabeth Jayne. TO
Frank wilbur Averili of Price. The
wedding date h rst Tor October "a AZ
the home In this city 1T Mr., and Mrs.
Charles Averill, parents of the groom
to-he.
There viii hr services az the Meth
odist church neNt sunday morning at
II o'clock with special music by a
quartet from Price academy. Subject.
"a city 10 Come" hy the pastor, RcV,
~. r. Zeiders. Everyone II most cor
daily invited sunday school az 10
o'clock
John g. FORESTER has on display at
weetcr Lumber eompany's place 81
business samples at wheat. oats. al
falfa, potatoes, be-ts and corn grown
on his dry farm on. Cedar Mountain
that would be hard a. beat anywhere,
lie has excellent yields of everything
planted.
Last evening number of lodge
members and friends Of J, J, Lloyd
surprised that gentleman at his home,
the occasion being his birthday. A
good time was had boy all, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd's marriage anniversary al
50 occurred on this date,
New girl babies have arrived dur
ing the week az the homes Of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. g. fisher ana Mr., ana Mrs
John Bass OF Price and a boy az the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. william It'd
well az Wellington. Dr. r. r. Glow
ard states that an concerned are fine
and dandy"
r.. l.. Harmon of Nine Mile will
move his family to Myton Va the chill
dren may attend school one OF the
viii attend the Myton
academy, This institution viii be well
attended the coming year, according
To present Indications, says Myton's
Free Press OF the 9Th. Rev. George
Sloan viii be in fun charge.
Information that several persons
from Birta, Ark. expect 90 make
Utah their home In the near future
has been received 10y n. T, Haines,
state commissioner Of immigration.
labor and statistics. The commits
iionsr has been asked 20 give all avail
able information in his possession
lands In San Juan and
Grand counties.
An automobile party In two ears, a
Marmon and a Mitchell, arrived In
Price yesterday from Chicago, having
been on the road about a week. In
coming over Tennessee Pass the party
encountered two feet OF snow. while
AT LeadVille II was showing hard
Thav ware soing 10 Salt Lake CITY on