The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-07


heartfelt thanks 20 the many friends
and neighbors who were 80 kind 20
them al the time Of the death OF their
always be held In grateful remem-
brance by the parents. -
Blanks for tax assessments Of ali
public utilities. mining companies and
other corporations taxed directly byl
the state board OF equalization will be
sent out next Monday The compan-
les so taxed will be expected TO remit
the amount Of their taxes by the sec
ond Monday in February
Next Sunday at II o'clock OF the
forenoon there will be a meeting at
the law office Of Judge +. Y. Woods
for the purpose OF making arrange
ments for baseball club at Price for
the season OF 1916. Everyone inter-
ested Is urged to attend the meeting.
A manager may be chosen at the time.
Joe bergman. by his guardian ed
lit.m tlIcnry Bcrgmanl. has brought
suit at Salt Lake city against the
Denver and Rio Grande for damages
In the sum Of fifty thousand dollars
for personal injuries. alleged 60 have
been suffered at Helper. March 20.
1918. The case Is now on trial before
a jury.
Several friends Of Miss Dolly ny
land. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
George Ryiand. gave that young lady
a surprise last Saturday evening at
her home In Price. Many good things
Co eat were taken along by the young
i5iks Miss Ryiand returned to Mt.
Pleasant Sunday last. where she IL
attending Proctor academy.
Last Friday n huge dynamo weigh
ing twelve thousand. two hundred
pounds arrived at Price By express
en- route 20 the United States Fuel
company's mines AZ Hiawatha. II
was shipped from Lynn. Mass, In q
special express car and the dimen-
sions Of II are six feet high. seven feet
wide and eight feet long. The ex-
press charges were nine hundred and
thirty seven dollars
The Lee-Nelms Co. Inc. filed arti-
Giles with the county clerk ON Thurs.
day OF this week calling fdt a capital
stock Of five thousand dollars. The
directors and officers are A. J. Lee,
q. V. helms. Ada A. Lee. A. N. Hun.
ten and Annie Nelms. The company
recently purchased the insurance and
real estate business OF a. w Crock.
eft \ Co. the oldest concern of ~
kind In Eastern Utah.
Herewith IL the program Tor next
sunday evening. January eth, at the
/ 0.N 4. - NfWNs
zone More Year Has Gone" congrc,
CATION: "Reminiscences of the Pas
/ Year" Dr. ~. ". Uoetymann. solo
Just ~ Am" Mrs. Lillian bird
select reading. Miss Mabel Mcmillan
"Buiincss Depcndibiiity." e. a. Mar
cuscn. Prof. a. Burgenvr. muHich
director The public cordially invited
l.. y. Raincs president aud genera
manager of the Carbon Coal compan'
and who's. home ~ at Salt Lake city
IN the proud pOaacHHor Of a huiidoI
presented him az Christmas time ~
J.. ". OHoilyl Mcdonald The dol
comes from the strain owned b!
"Morg' King of Price. aud has whip
ped every monKr.i ON East brigham
street az Zion. The bulls ancestry I
traced AZ far back aH L.sadNiiie. Cola
Says the Dessert Evening News o
January 9Th william Argall las
night received telegram from Mohr
land. a coal mining camp In the Car
bon county district announcing IN
serious illness OF Walter Bsrti. for
meriy OF this city but now empioye'
In the camp. II IL requested that hi
wife, Mrs. Mary narti. be notified q
come 90 Mohrland az once. hut 10 "a
all attempts 20 locate Mrs. Darti hav
failed"
Mira John Potter and Mrs JOSEPH
y, Macknight entertained for IN
Misses Nettie Potter and Helen Mac
knight from Co 10 o'clock Ne,
Years eve. The rooms were brlgh
} with red berries. holly and evergrecni
Games. dancing and music was en-
joyed by some twenty young friends
the fun reaching "a climax az the an
ties OF a real Dutch dolly" a dain
~ luncheon was served from.a mum
Der Of small tables
ON "wednesday evening OF this weel
Price lodge Of odd Fellows installe'
Officers G. =. Harris. n. O.: q. n
J. n. Roberts. treasurer; y. II. Ward
warden: q. q. Horher. chaplain; {
n. Russell. /, O.: J. w Walker. O. @.
J. j. Lloyd. u. =. 10 NJ a.: }. Is. Rob
erts. l.. 5. 20 n, O.; I'M. Redd. II.
10 V. q. Price lodge now has mem
hership of twenty-nlne with goo
prospects for the new year.
j Ephraim's correspondent Of the Sal
Lake Tribune furnished that news
/ paper this bit OF local news Sunda
last. Miss Anna Frost. formerly q
this city but who has been employs
as teacher of domestic science In IN
high school at Price FOR several years
and Prof, Henry Otte OF the Brig
ham Young college al Logan wer
married az the Salt Lake temple las
: Tuesday, They viii make their hom
In Logan after the end OF the prcsen
school year"
John A. Llewellyn. formerly
teacher In the public schools az Price
win graduate In June from Rus
Medical college al Chicago. and whe
he returns 10 Salt Lake city imms
diately thereafter viii become an In
terne az Latter-day Saints Hospita