The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-02-18

Saturday evening after protracted !
Illness. Deceased was a brother Of I
Joseph @. Gailiard OF Price Mir. and /
Mrs. Gaillard, who were In the city az I
the time, brought the body To- Price. /
where funeral services were held fol- /
lowed bv interment az City cemetery |
The only other relative OF the dead
man Is the aged father. who lives in .
belgium at or near the city Of Ma I
lines. Deceased was an excellent citi- /
zen and was held In the highest I
esteem 10y those who Knew him. and /
especially among his countrymcn
THE Coming of Gods Kingdom"
will he the subject Of the morning SER ]
vice az ~ o'clock next SUNDAY az the
Methodist church. Prelude. piano |
solo. congregational song. the story Of
the lion and four oxen song 10y the
sunday school the story uf the frog
and the fpV. congregational song: Of
fcrt"i'. piano solo. "Ilalzac's Magic
skin and congregational song. The
,hiol number viii Doe fifteen minutes
devoted tu relating the leading cpi-
sodcs uf "Ealzar's Magic skin" the
masterpiece that has thrilled so many
readers in AN countries. Nu admission
/ Il charged. The public ia Invited to|
attend. bringing along the children.
announces the pastor Rev Oscar
Smith.
This from Helpers Times OF last
Friday viii o., read with more or less
interest locally. Mrs w. 70. slopan-
skcy and Miss t.uCilo Maugum de-
URhtfully entertained nfU-fuur of
their friends last Saturday evening az
the Liberty Dancing was the priu-
Uipul form ur amusement The music
was furnished b., In Slopunskcy's
Nictrpia. and Mrs Henry Hall and
Art Tracy rendered some beautiful
waitycs AZ midnight lee cream and
cake were served. The hustosscs were
assisted IN serving by Miss Frances
Wci,h. Mrs. =. y. Snyder aud Miss
Bertha buchanan This is the first
81 series uf dancing parties br.
/ and Mrs. q. e. Nelson and some of
their young friends will entertain Sat
urdny evening"
The passenger department of the
Denver and Rio grandc " sending out
, this statement. AT No time during
1 the present winter has the Denver aud
rio grande experienced any delays
d ocCasioned by snow or high water. IN
the operation of trains on IT, main
line between Denver. Salt Lake Cts
r and ogden. There were heavy SHOWS
4 early In February In Southwestern
> Colorado tnff the main lincl and train
y service was interfcrcd with Co n Ger
p tain extent. but the line has beef
. cleared aud train service resumed
% Surprising 49, Il may appear. there arr
y fewer Interruptions from snow In tbs
q high attitudes trayerHcd boy the Dcnvcl
% and i,in Grunde on IT, Dcnvcr-Sal
4 Lake CITY limo than are experienced IL
e. the plains country"
\. No. Frrnzci. u Denver mining On
ginoer. writes the manager Of TIL
10 sun that he IL connected up with Eom'
e Eastern people who are In the marke
q for thousands of dollars worth ~
q tungsten ores While his principal
j. are looking mainly tu Colorado pro
IN ducyrs Tor what they want Easter
~ Utah H. not being forgotten la tn
20 matter of actual ore or good pros
u poets. FrcnEcl has been In Price
n number OF times. hut not In the las
n four years lie II In every sense r,
TX sponsiblc. financially and othcrwir'
g Parties with prospects anywhere I
Eastern Utah cannot lose anything b
getting In touch with him. sampl,
T. nf ores may be- sent the gentleman an
u an assay or analysis viii cost nothinI
N Just ~. u. Frcnzei, Denver Colo
:, :, win reach him
AZ Formal opening Of the CarneKi
h. library at Price viii take place on IN
r. evening uf March Sth. " present plat
r. 1T the board are carried out. wor
N has been received from Miss Mary
~ pnwnoy OF Salt Lake city, state
o. brarlan. that she can be present q
nl that date aud the ladies Of the boar
Mrs. l.. .. Hoffman,. Mrs. ~. w. Nil
burn, Mrs. Mcclure Wilson and Mt
he T. ". Mcmillan. are making preparl
- lions 20 present a musical and lite
NJ AIRY program for the occasion, ~
~ treatments Of light nature viii
gh served aud a dance viii be- given
re- city Hall az the conclusion of q
to festivities In the library. The publ
nj II cordially invited and the price
Is. admission. as az present planned. "
he ha one book Tor each. the books to
d. 10 the library.
a This from Denvers Post of the z
Inl lfhihhfA " 81 llA'l'HA W NAN'A"
persons at Scofield, Helper and els
ut where throughout Carbon county.
NIX Mrs O'Brien was the mother and MI
re- Moore the sister of Mrs Fred BOW
az nf Helper. Two sisters Mrs. Ma
90 T.. O'Brien and Mrs. Catherine Moor
re, residents of Denver for thirty year
a are dead within twent four hours
rg each other Mrs. O'Brien died Thur
m day morning while en- route hor
he from a visit with her children In Ca
rs fnrnia, aud Mrs. Moore died eat
mt yesterday morning. Neither knew 4
ng other was ill Several months a
IN Mrs O'Brien left Tor californ
shortly after her arrival she hecaf
No. but remained with her daughi
ne until a Few days ago when she start
81 Tor Denver Mrs. Moore was TAX
he 40 with pneumonia after her sisi
ne left California. Mrs Moore Is st
on yiyed by her husband and two sol
IN Surviving Mrs. o'Brien are q
'N- de- lighters ana seven sons
ed Employee Of Utah Power and Lis
10 COMPANY which has large Interests