The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-05-26

finals Of contest work. the discussion |
Of the different subjects pertaining Co |
mutual work and addresses by the |
authorities Of the Latter day Saints
church. There will be splendid mu-
sic discourscd during the convention
and an elaborate reception has b. en-
arranged for visiting members rt the |
Hotel Utah on Friday. June 9Th.
Delegates " the national rcpubli- |
can convention which opens in Chi |
cago June Eth are preparing Co leave
for the Windy City. Gov William
Spry expects Go leave for Chicago on |
June 9Th. II IL probable Mayor a. u. |
Haywood and w. u. Candland. who |
are also delegates. will accompany
him. Fred W. Price and Mrs. Price |
will leave FOR Chicago before June
9Th. and Harry & Joseph plans 10
make an earlier start. Senators Reed
smOot and George Sutherland and
Congressman Joseph Howell will go
direct from Washington. u. e. The
Utah Delegates viii caucus after all
the members reach Chicago. Res
crvatiuns have been made for the del
cgation az the Auditorium Hotel
J. y. Quiglcy vt San Francisco. SUI
pcrintendcnt OF transportation fur the
Western Pacific, Is In salt Lake city
going over the transportation depart
mcnt of the road and also looking
over tho equipment on the eastern
part of the system. Tie says the de-
mand for extra cars throughout Me-
vada will bc greater during the COM
ming summer than in years lie de-
Clnrcs that ,asthuuud shipments from
All parts of the western country dur
| ing the summer and fail months will
be such that the western roads will
have g. insist on prompt return "
loading lie estimates that eastern
roads will have Co lend cars Co the
western roads Co the extent 81 hum
dred thousand Co move crops quickly.
For Miss Pauline Olson and Will
liam NJ Mace Of Ephraim. who were
married on Wednesday In the temple.
dinner was given In their honor at
/ s o'clock at the homo Of the brides
cousin. Mrs John Dorius. the table
being decorated In sweet peas and
roses basket of pink roses and law
cnder sweet peas forming the center
piece. Covers we're laid for fourteen
guests. including only the immediate
relatives and friends The bride wore
a gown of white taffcta. The bridal
couple will remain In the city until
Monday. and will then Ro To- Ephraim
whore they viii be- rendered large
reception by the parents ~ the bride
State Senator and Mrs l.. NJ Olson
They will be accompanied by MIR. and
| Mrs butiua. Sundays DvHcrct News
Tn. report uf the state board ui
health for the month IT April Issued
TUESDAY shows u total ~ three hun
dfcd and three eases ~ contagious
and infectious diseases and one hun
dr.d aud thirty.ciEht deaths reported
In IN. state during the month. Their,
wer. % hundred and thirty.nino cnHvi
1T scarlet fever and two deaths from
that disease. one ease ~ smallpox
seventy -unr eases 81 diphthcria an,
msmhrauuus Group and six deaths
ten eases ct typhoid. one fatal. foul
hundred and furty-ninc eases ~ th'
whoopinE cough and five deaths. thir
ty.HiN cases 81 measles. u hundred nnt
seventy eases 81 chickcnpoX. forty
four eases OF pneumonia. at whicl
twcnty-nnC died. 4 total 1T twUly'
eases 81 tuberculosis was r"porte'
during April and thirteen died iron
the disease.
The windstorm that visited Prize
last Tuesday ana Wednesday II con
coded Co. be- about the seycrrst eve
experienced here. Much damage wa
done 20 trees and ahrubbsry In feet
many trees were blown down. \ ligh
! pole behind The Sun office was blow
/ down and the power was shut of TO
J about AN hour Part Of the bill boar
that stands back Ut the old band
! stand went by the grass roots and
section OF the thchtrr sign sailed gail
through the air and bumped out ia
plate glass windows In th. weiRman
: icwciry establishment The awnin
1T the kozy restaurant showed a dis
position Ca tear loos. from IT, moor
= lngs and was only saved from cavori
, ing down Main street hy being speed
{ rs iurled. A window In the tabeI
? naris was blown out of H. frame an
IN. most serious accident was the 40
; turning of an automobile that wa
. coming into Price from the south -
/. the county road. The hood and wind
. shield wer. demolished, hut the own
70 er a commercial tourist escaped ser
% aus injury.
3 Mr. and Mrs l.. A. LAUDER aud Z
2 T.. bench received "a message lai
> Monday that Mrs, Lydia Anderso
) Bench. wife of wilford Bench an
sister-in-law OF Mrs. LAUDER and {
y. Bench, had expired al Manti a
. that day. The following morning NJ
and Mrs LAUDER and Mr.. Bench wei
o. Mnntl Co attend the funeral SUI
Iyiying the deceased are her husban
= and "a little son aged one year an
seven months and an infant son fot
I weeks old. Six hours after returniu
90 Price Wednesday evening Mr.
" LAUDER ana Mr. Bench received woI
. that their mother Mrs, George
\ Bench. ST.. was exceedingly low an
not expected 90 live ana they returns
4 To Manti yesterday morning, The e
4 der Mrs Bench. who r. over 20 yea
Of age, has been sufferer fro
4 rheumatism and weak heart 4
y some time and her recent worry an
bereavement proved too much OF
Il strain on her heart and an attack