The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-28
HOSP|TAbLE BUNCH
AROUND SC0F|ELD
KNOCKERS ARE UNKNOWN ~
TINT PART OF COUNTY.
one Thing That Cannot Escape tile
Notice Of Even tho Casual Observer
T. the Way IN which the Various
social Events Are Managri-Othcr
Interesting DoinRs OF tile Camp.
rhe 500 speeIal seryIce.

me sun NNttlnl FtINi'ft
sCoFiELD. April 22.--in spite II
the fact that the Union Pacific mine
has been closed down for n number
OF years and that the busy hustle Of
the past IL not apparent Co the visitor.
Scoficld II yet n bright and hopeful,
hustiing and boosting community n
there are any knockers" there they
certainly fail to make Themselves
heard. business men and others are
hospitabic bunch. too. They first
take tho stranger by the hand and In
"a short space ~ timc-we viii aay
hail % day--if he doesn't feel ~ hum"
we'll. rs his own fault
Most employment In Scuficid prop
Or IL furnished by the railroad. con-
siderable number of men being n,ad-
cd Tor the cuisines that b. being done
In making up trains of coal from
clear creek and winter Quarters.
Their" are also ear inspectors and re-
pairerH besides the train crews agent
ana operator. quite business H. ni.
% done by Scofield merchants In the
two coal camps. Taking Il all I'm an.
people living her, and doing business
are getting along nicely Scofi.ld.
during the season. u quite mecca
for fishing and hunting parties. az
excellent trout fishing 10 o. be had In
the various mountain streams Excel
lent feeding ground Tor sheep and
cattle IN In the surrounding hills and
canyons and quite a number 81 sco-
field people are Interested In their
Industry
one thinE that cannot escape the
notice of even the casual observer h
the way IN which the various social
events that are arranged here are
managed. The people seem Co Vic
with one another 60 make the dances
and other social gatherings snioynli.
IN the extreme. IN church matters
scofield u abreast with other com.
munities and bishop George Ruff, be-
cause 81 his kindly and courteous
manner enjoys the respect Of the en-.
tire community, A splendid relief 80.
ciety, Of which Mrs. George Ilun il
president h doing good work In the
community and In the near future
they Intend giving an entertainment
the proceeds Of which viii be- devoted
10 charitable purpoEsu
James Wallace. secretary nf SEQ.
field Lodge No ae. ODD Fellows. and
also keeper OF records and seal Of
ltathbone Lodge No .. Knights of
fythias Informs The sun representa-.
tive that both lodges are In "A thirty.
ing condition and have a good live
membership. The former lodge meets
every Tuesday evening and the latter
every Thurrday Scofield also has
5000 iire protection, 4 hose that viii
reach almost any part OF town il al.
ways ready az moments notice "a
DE connected with the pump al ths
power house. There il always some.
one ~ readiness at that plant, which
managed hy Dan Manson. and the
S'"ileld boys don't waste any time in
getting a. fires
IN" 81 the recent social events of
Importance Ia Scofield was "A dane.
given hy the shamrock club. Tbi.
Gun hnd very successful balI am "a
fHui'ks bay, last both flnapri,lly
ana socially ANA as the rrrripts Wen,
Ial ahead of expectations tho, dc.
'ln'H q" give 10 tree dance tn th,i,
] patrons over sryynty-flv, ,,utl.s
were present quite number canine
u'" from Winter Quarters aud CIent
creek, liy way of remark il H. s,t,
'' Say that tho SouncId dances an,
most ENJOYABLE affairs with good nm.
~, ana spirit Of old fashioned
'rl'hdllness ana hospitality seems 4,
prevail al AN times.
Last Saturday evening tho ,,uns.,
social set banded together as n KIM
known as the G, A. G.. gave "a dam,
az the hall az scofield. The attend.
an'e was good and everyday entov.d
the affair hugely Wv
Mrs George Ruff is eNpect.d HON.
shortly from Salt Lake civ wbsr,
she recently went 10 labor In m. fem.
pie Mrs. Ruff was a Miss Hood ond
Nhlle In Salt Lake city she attendag
reunion Of that family.
Mr' and Mrs J. r. Whal.n o,g
,Sml,y LETT last week for WashIng,nn
~ g. where they win remain ' ~,
ABOUT slN weeks The former ha'
been having trouble with his eyas a IVA,
u Is mostly for the purpose of hay Jn.
an operation performed that the ,r,'
vas undertaken. WV VII
Mlss Louise Walton, one n, A..