The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-30
GREEN RIVER HAS
A BRIGHT FUTURE
GREAT POSSIBILITIES BEFORE.
THE PEOPLE THERE.
state senator Brinkcrhoff Visits Em-
cry County's Oniy city and Receives
Decidedly strong IIunch That
Wonderful Things Arc IN storc For
THAT MctropoIl~-Emcry News.

turned Wednesday from a short busi-
ness visit 60 Green River and II loud
In his praises for that country and
the unexcclled possibilities before the
peoph down there. This. the only
city In Emery county has popuia-
ton Of about seven hundred. Of whom
some fifteen or twenty ~ the grown
people are native Utahns. The others
are generally from the East and are
Of high class Of citizens. though q
little unused to Utah ways and meth.
DDS 81 farming The conditions here
demand the oVerturning 81 many Of
the present known agricultural meth !
DDS. Acre upon acre 81 fruit trees are
being cleaned out and lucern and |
other crops substituted Alfalfa APP
pears Co have an excellent future here |
as the climate seems 90 be Ideal and |
from five Co nine tons Of hay are pro- |
duced Go the acre There are from u
hundred thousand 90 two hundred |
thousand acres Of land ns yet untitled |
In the vicinity that can be brought
under cultivation with the compile. |
ton of the big government irrigation
project for which preliminary steps |
have already been taken. bishop |
Brinkerhoff was forcibly struck while |
down there with the possibilities 81 a
new industry that could be entered
into very profitably-that OF queen
bee raising. The season seems 10 be
Just right for the production OF the
queen bee and there IN no reason why
they should not be able 10 supply the
whole state. There " some foul
brood In the vicinity. however. and
this viii have o. be wiped out with
the least possible delay. Having made
the trip by way OF Buckhorn. the
bishop could not but remark on the
great future Tor that huge area Of
undcvelopcd fertile iand--land that
needs hut the all necessary water to
bring forth "a perfect paradise Tor the
homcscckcr with high line canal
taking cut from Huntington creek
tho water necessary could be- carried
to the land.
Committees are busy at Cleveland
preparing crlebrrttion Tor the
Fourth. Miss winny I.itstcr. Miss
Iaycrda winklcr Napd Mrs. Dsgmar
Litstcr are the candidates for goddess
OF liberty
Richard knight h home from
school spending the summer with his
parents at Cleveland.
a. u. King has Joined hls wife Tor
n short visit with the lattcr'a parents
at Cleveland.
Mrs. Zina JohnsonH visits at Clryc.
land were cut short by the accident
o. her little son who fell from "a horse
sustaining broken arm. Dr, J. ~
Graham was called and set the limb.
but advised the mother to take him
back 10 sunnyside. where he could be
under the constant care of a doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ward OF Clcyc.
land ARE entertaining a baby Girl.
Mrs IIila McMuiicn OF Cleveland
has gone o. Mohrland. whore she has
employment
A. the meeting OF the town board
OF Cleveland held last week william
+, litHtcr was appointed town attor.
ncy at a salary 81 fifteen dollars per
year, Tho salary % clerk was fixed al
five dollatr per month. Mrs Ida
Lister was appointed town treasurer.
the board and treasurer 90 work with.
out salary for the first six months,
All town ordinances are Ia effect after
June 27th.
SIR. aud Mrs Orange Olson have
new baby at their homo over In or
angeyille
The Orangevillc Waterworks COM
pany h. extending it, lines north ON
MAIN street and also ON the south |
lines The people are beginning 20 |
see the BENEFITS 10 be- derived from a |
water system.
Mrs Mary FAN and Miss Hattie
cox of orangeVille went on a visiting |
trip 10 salt Lake city on the 22d to
he gone for some time,
Attorney and Mrs H. W Dalton
aud son, John, leave this morning by /
car Tor salt Lake city. They ~ by
way of Sallna Canyon and will be ac-
companicd as Tar as Fountain Green |
by Miss Kate Llewellyn, who will /
there reioin her mother and family, /
Mrs. Mary Mofntt OF Orangcylne,
who has been ill for some time, was
taken 90 a Salt Lake city hospital the
first 81 the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeNcrc Childs are up
from Wayne county ana are visiting
with their parents Mr., and Mrs, 4,
A. Childs az orangeville. Mrs Polly
Swannell OF Los Angeles IL also visit
Ing with her parents and friends,
Ivan Johnson. one OF Cleveland's
enterprising young men, left last Mon
day Tor Bountiful, where he Is 20 he
Joined by a Miss johnson OF that
place. Together they will visit the
Salt Lake temple and return as man
and wife They viii make their home
Ia Cleveland
Last Wednesday the SUNDAY school
at Cleveland observed Flag Day by
holding their annual outing at the
oviatt grove. A general good time
was had, on Friday of last week the
ovlatt reunion was held at the grove,
A very large crowd was In attendance
both from here and outside towns,
The people of Castle Dale are prom
ised one of the biggest Fourth OF July
celebrations In the towns history this
year and folks from an over the coun-
~ are Invited 10 be present and are
assured Of a tiptop time The cele-
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