The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-20

The Royal Neighbors will give
Halloween dance az City Hall on the
evening OF November goth. To which
everyone is invited. The floor man.
ayers will be dressed in Halloween
costumes and a luncheon will be
served costing ten conts Tickets to
the dance will be seventy-iive cents.
Owing to the advance in raw sugar.
graduated prices were advanced ten
cents on the hundred pounds in Salt
Lake City last Tuesday Advices from
San Francisco the same day were to
the effect that sugar advanced there /
ten cents a hundred pounds. with /
cane granulated at S7.4j as the basis |
Local prices will rise accordingly.
The worthiness OF the Utah potato /
has reached into the confines OF /
Nebraska. Last Tuesday ~. r..
Haincs. utah's state secretary OF /
immigration. labor and statistics. re. !
ceived a letter from Nebraskan in |
quiring concerning the names of ship
pers. output. freight rates and the
range Of prices throughout the season.
John c. whcelon Of Garland. con.
sulting engineer Of the Price River
Irrigation company. was recently
awarded a silver loving cup by the
Los Angeles Calal Times for the
best paper on Irrigation" There
were three others in the contest.
wheelon has many friends through.
out Eastern Utah that are congratu.
lating him on the award.
Quarantine has been declared
against all apples and pears being
shipped into Utah. according 10 orders
issued Saturday By the state horticul.
tural bureau. J. Edward Taylor. state
horticultural inspector. has found a
number of cent-importations Of
| fruit infected with fruit scab. The
purpose Of the order IN Co check the
spread OF the scab In the trees Of
/ Utah.
Dr. Warren BENJAMIN aud Guy
| Anderson Of Salt Lake City aud ]. T.
| Farrcr. y. q. Peterson. Leland Farrer
and Frank Demming Of Provo passed
through Price the other day bound for
/ the Sunnyside country In quest OF
deer. They are covering the territory
| between Green River and Sunnyside
y H
| IN Price. makes an annual trip to
Carbon and Emery counties for deer.
In the future bread baked IN salt
/ Lake city aud In tho state must be
/ tagged with "a label showing the exact
| weight OF the bread In the loaf. This
was the order issued last Tuesday by
| Hcbcr G.. Smith. state dairy and food
I commissioner. The order IL the re-.
suit OF number Of letters and com.
/ plants from housewives To the effect
that ten'ccnt loaycS are generally
| under weight
William Mcintyre. veteran news.
boy and whose body was found In
the Jordan river near Salt Lake city.
was last Friday buried In the city
cemetery NJ Zion. The dead man,
who n supposed to have suicidod
lived nj Ncrnal for long time before
going Ia salt Lake city. and was a
harneasmakcr By trade. lie had been
a familiar figure In front ~ the
Cullen Hotel for several years. lie
had no known relatives. II
Suffering from fractured ribs aud
fractured legs, sustained when he
was caught between two cars In th,
plant OF the Utah Fuel company Al
Sunnyside on Sunday last, VI. G
Bjarnson. car tender. succumbed q
his injuries at -. Marks losplta
late Tuesday night. Biarnson was 81
years OF age and was the son OF DR.
b. u. Biarnson OF Spanish Fork A
brother. Oscar BiamHon, IN AN In
.
at Logan.
Recently new bridge club wal
formed by the bachelor girls %
Price. The initial meeting was hel,
! al the home OF Mrs O.. r.. helms re-
Gently and will be- known as thu
Tuesday Night Bridge club. Thos'
present al the formation meeting wer'
Misses Bonnie Eields, Mabel Middle
ton, Ruth Burke, i.eona Burke, Mau'
Burke, Rose Stringham. Leonl
Jensen, Vera Hammond Thelml
! Fouts. June Christopherson. The
Rasmussen and Ida Tanner,
Flour prices In Utah viii probabl,
, be sharply advanced within the mex
: few days owing To the record break
! ing price OF wheat. Adyices from Port
|, land. Ore, last Wednesday stated tina
, wheat prices have broken all record
ON that market, spot bids adyancin
from two to four cents "A bushel. Spo
n hulestem bids were quoted at 1l.4l
r as against 80 i-s cents a year age
1 Five thousand bushels OF bluester
= were sold at Sl.i2. a record for IN
Il present year, the report said,
T.. II. smith, former chief clerk IA
Utah Fuel company at Sunnyslde, bu
4 for about two years holding IN
n same position with the company d
v Somerset, Colo, is back al the Colt
/. RADIO town from stay OF seyeri
a months In California for the bencf
a OF his health Mrs. Smith and III
II formers sister. Miss Grace, accOn
panied him on the trip. Mr.. Smith
very many friends throughout Carlo
& county will be pleased 10 know thu
y, his health is greatly improved.
X The editor OF the Grand Vale
Is Times has dared 10 take a wife
D. these times OF high priced paper al
n ink Newspaper men generally al