The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-02

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man at Victor with twenty acres
though report has II that J. w warf
the Victor ranCher. will "over" him
though he has not yet made up his
mind. Ilas Anderson Of Mt Pleasant
who owns land In the valley. has faith
In the Introduction Of sugar beet oul-
ture into Emery county to the tune
Of fifty acres J. Frank Killian Of
Orangeville. In talking to the sccrc-
tary of the committee made the state
ment that he would turn over his
siNty-acre farm on Rock Canyon Flat
for the full period Of three years to
the person or persons who would
plant " To sugar beets.
Delegates Go the republican judicial
convention held az Price were elected
at county convention held In the
court house Thursday morning X. 4.
Snow. ST.. county chairman. and W.
=. Fail. county secretary. officiated
at the convention The delegates
elected were r. s. Turner. Green
River. Job oliver. Elmo. Peter Neil
son. Huntington. s. -. BunnoI and
Emery Larsen. Castle Dale. s. =.
Snow. ST.. OfanReville: Henry Thomp-
son. Ferron. Alonzo Brinkerhoff. En-
cry. J. T. Charlesworth. Ciawson. and
NJ. L. Garvey. Mohrland
Miss Gertrude Seciy b. cierking at
the Coop. taking the place ~ Miss
oral kofurd. who. In company with
Eugene Johanscn. will leave for the
Salt Lake temple In the very near
future. according to Dame Rumur
About the strongest windstorm in
the history or the county was expert.
enccd last Tuesday and "wednesday.
hut almost no damage was done
which cannot be- said about some soc.
lions 1T the state.
Joseph Jensen aud son Of Richncld
paid Elmo n hnsty visit recently.
Fcrron put u over" the Hunting.
ton baseball team last SATURDAY and
Castle Dale got the iatler's scaips on
sunday by score 81 eighteen o. rinc
In game that was most notable for
loose playing on both sides.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo W. Peterson and
two children left Wednesday Tor
summers residence on the Austin
farm property. where Peterson has
employment
=. -. Bunnell was elected permanent
ganization at the primary held Tues
day evening. taking the place 81 the
late a. D. Dickson. ~. Sorcnacn. ir.
II secretary.
Mrs. J. NJ. Graham entertained the
members 90 the hay View Reading
club at her homo last wednesday al.
tcrnoon. Mrs l.. G., Moore 81 Roch-
ester and Miss Violet Mccain ~ Fer.
ron were special guests.
Mr. and Mrs. =. =. Snow and pr.
ana Mrs y. NJ. Graham aud children
made trip Co the Cedar Mountains
sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Jensen
were Huntington visitors portion ~
the week.
Mrs y. A. brown icft Thursday
morning Tor lnnisfail. Alberta. can.
where she viii Join her husband She
had been making an extended visit
with relatives and friends la Orange
willie and Castle Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs George Koffnrd an.
nouncc the engagement ~ their
daughter. oral e. Eugene Johanacn
81 this city The wedding viii take
place In June
The Crochet club met with Mrs.
Lulu Larsen Thursday evening Those
present We're Mrs -. williams Miss
Venice Johanscn. Mrs. Edith Dykes.
Miss Efflc Day. Miss Crystal Bohunln.
Miss Hazel Accord. Miss Sarah Oveson.
Mrs Alice iamph. Mrs. Florence a. .
Bolts, Mrs, blanche Faddis. Mrs. MAY
browning and Mrs Emma Dickson. I
Mr. ana Mrs \. a. Wall. Jr. ana .
babe of Santauuin arr visiting with .
the formers parents
Miss Hattie Hickman lett last week
for Salt Lake City. whore she will
make an extended visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs AlVa walls 5-yenr-
old son b. suffering from broken
arm, sustained last week when play
Ink In the Manager at his fathers sta
BILE.
Bishop nrinkorhoff OF Emery. COM
from that place. writes the
secretary of the beet committee that
'vcry man and woman In Emery h. on
.he sugar beet roll and that the are
inly waiting until Sundays meeting
.o swamp M with contracts Tor nb-
'ral acreages,