The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-27

deal of damage and some good has
been done 10y the late rains The
ground is now In good condition for
fall blowing and " the railroad COM
pany had seen fit to come and see
our beet products at the county fair
we no doubt would have been plow-
ing for the 1917 beet crop ere this.
Hut fate rather seems 60 be against
NJ IN that respect or az least the rail-
road company Is.
The stork made a comparatively
short trip yesterday la company with
Dr. J. G. Graham and left the biggest
kind Of big baby girl az the home Of
MIR and Mrs. ~ 4. wickman. Mo-
Their and babc are coming along
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Mark futile have been
busy the past few days shaking hands
with friends In Orangeviile and Castle
Dale. Mr.. futile served the people
Of Emery county as county clerk some
years ago and II now employed NJ
chief deputy IN the state auditors Of
flee.
Considerable interest H. being taken
In the big dance which H. 20 be given
In Academy Hail the night Of election.
The returns from county. state and
nation will be relaycd up there ~
soon as they come In and the affair
promiaea o. be- the gathering place
for all those Interested In the cleo
ton from all over the county.
Not ~ much doing In politics this
past week Wilson club women and
their friends held meeting IN the
court house last night while their
brethren ~ the opposite political faith
held forth az Ferron, Lincoln q.
Kelly. republican candidate FOR sccrc-
tary of state. and the county vandi-
dates attended the latter meeting
A. W MaKnussen H. happily r..
united a. his first love. thu ceremony
having been performed last Tuesday
following the securing of u license
from cupid Peacock The first Mrs.
MagnuuHcn and the third Mrs Mag.
nu sen (which are one and the aamcl
had been living In Southern Caiifor.
mia until some four months ago when
she and her daughter returned o. CAS-
lie Dale o. make their homc-=with
the above happy result
The urangcvilic school teachers Wis.
tied the local schools the first ~ tho
week and the local teachers In turn
visited th" Huntington schools the
following day
Airs iyrum Lennon ct payHon
/ visited with her niece. MrH 81. =.
| Hickman. In Castle Dale and her sis
tcr.in-lnW. Mrs f.ce Lennon. Ia Hun.
tington. Thursday and yesterday
/ Mrs WINNER Hnl. who b. here
from Idaho Tor "a short visit with her
parents Mr. and Mrs mad Olsen aud
family was made happy In the arr
rival 81 fine baby boy last Monday.
Mrs. Amelia Jones was rendered a
most enjoyable birthday party yrstrr-
day afternoon hy number 81 her
friends
Mrs Nophi l.. Williams WIS hostess
e. number pf lRdy friends az her
home yesterday the occasion being
her birthday
Ira a. browning. county demo
cratic chairman. attended u meeting
nt the Utah chapter nf the American
Mining congress In salt Lake city the
first uf the week
Some eight or ten local uimrnds
hikrd Tor their securely stnked deer
last SUNDAY, but don't report much
luck IN finding the specially fine fcl-
low they were after
Prof Robert a. stewart. count,
farm agent was IN town yesterday
accompanied by u, e. Russell, an cN-
pert veterinarian who may locate AZ
some convenient center In the county
The Mutual Improvement associa-
lions of the orangeNille ward will
give hig Halloween party On the
night of Tuesday, October 3ist. and
the event Is likely 60 be- one of the
events of the coming season. The la
test In special Halloween decorations
viii boz secured from Chicago and cv-
erything possible done Ia make an,
event one huge success Candies and
refreshments viii be served In pump
kin booths, and fortune telling win he
done by the real thing In witches. A
dance for children viii be- given at
O'clock of the afternoon.
Roy CoWley and family ~ storr,
visited In Cleveland last Tuesday
Mrs Jane I.itster of Cleveland visit,
ed last week with her daughter In
Helper
Mr. ana Mrs Ray Cowley, who have
been visiting at Cleveland for some
time, have gone 10 Sunnyside 20 live
Mr. and Mrs John r. Ward and
Mrs. Ivan Johnson OF Cleveland wer,
conference visitors az Salt Lake city
II enough students can be procured
Mrs. Bessie Jenkins viii teach "A elias.
In shorthand az Cleveland Mrs. Jen
kins has taught In the brigham Younl
University and Is very efficient
teacher
Tearing open of grain stacks an,
shocking IN the yard Is the order oI
the day now at Cleveland. the recent
rains having done much damage a
great deal of third crop hay havinl
been cut and piled is now LETT 10 roi
In the fields
Mr., and Mrs. Ephraim Wilco,
lately welcomed new baby al theii
home, II h a fine boy.
}. * Reid and wife and part Of an,
family returned last week 10 orange
willie from Mant where they wer,
called Ia lay In its last resting plaes
the remains OF John =. Reid, th'