The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-17

Turn the solids into salads.
Crush potatoes into mash.
Bake the rice In little patties. !
Have the mush with dressing fixed.
For the hour ~ fraught with danger
Papa's teeth are being fixed.
Adolph iIeliman b. now located Tor
a time at Chicago and may Eo into
business there.
Earl Robinson OF Standardviiie
and Miss Ruby Hail % Ferron were
recently united In marriage.
L. g. winslow " back on the stub"
run OF the Denver and ITO urande IN
Go Price after a iayoff 81 several days.
NJ. -. MauEhn. formerly teacher
In the high school at Price. ~ at this
time attending the University of Mis.
souri,
Mr.. and Mrs a. NJ. McGraw are the
parents OF new Eiri that arrived al
their home at BLACK Hawk one day
last week.
Local dealers are paying Size Tor
Utah oats wholesale. while potatoes
are In retail demand at around t2.3o
per hundred.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles virdin of
Price are rejoicing ov,t the arrival Ut
"a son that came o. the Nirdin home
on election day.
Tho Golden Rule store this wr,r
announces through The Sun IN. ur.
rival of a very large line ct Christmas
toys ~oon a. be displayed
Miss Helen. Hennvy H. now teach
Ing Latin and German In the hiEh
school az Basheor Kan Sh. was for
merry ~ the pricc academy.
word from California ~ that TN
ole" George &. whitmore l. much im-
proved In health since going there re-
Gently from his home az Nephi
Mrs. u. w. Crockett entertains the
ladies aid society Of the Methodist
church az her home on North Ninth
street next Thursday afternoon.
Several new cottages ar. going up
at Standardville for employees. Off
Gals and others hoing. amply provided
for previous 20 the cold weather
Mr. and Mrs. a. W. Sinner are en-
tertaining a new Eiri nj their home In
Price now about D week old. Mother
and babe are getting along nicely.
The infant child 81 AIR. and Mrs
william Abbott. who died last week,
was taken from StnndardVilie Co Pro-
va for burial The funeral was last
Sunday
Last Saturday night was the cold
est by far OF any % far this season.
sunday night and Monday morning
came close 90 the Saturday night Rec
ord. however
Miss Pearl TidWen OF Wellington
and Raymond q. hanson Of Goshen
were granted a license O. we'd az Provo
last Saturday. They are o. make their
home az Goshen,
George NJ. Miller has the founda-
ton completed and the walls started
for a big garage and implement ware
house on the corner south Of his pres
ent store building AZ Huntington.
Edward G. Sumner OF Vernal.
brother of y. NJ. Sumner OF Price. has
bought the garage OF DT. w. l.. Win
tiers at Mt Pleasant and will go into
business In the sanpete county town,
Fred e. Ferron. superintendent %
the Raven Mining company, IN now
offering ten dollars per ton 60 all who
will haul elaterite from Duchesne to
Helper or Price, a distance Of fifty
miles.
Around ten care ~ suy a" heets have
gone out OF Price from Carbon and
Emery county raisers during the paf;
few days. Shipping II not yet through
with. All the product going out II %
excellent quality,
Star service schedule has been es-
tablished between Lapoint and Fort
Duchesne Mail will leave Lapoint
daily, except Sundays. and viii leave
Fort Duchesne for Lapoint daily on
receipt OF mail from Cotton.
Some excitement for a time at the,
eouEt house last Wednesday when a
blaze broke out on the roof from SCOT.
Miss Margaret Horsley gave the
alarm. Sheriff Henry and a couple
OF prisoners quickly SStinguished the
blaze. -
Effective November 18th (tomor-
row., the Denver and Rio Grande
will discontinue one Pullman coach
now handled on Trains Nos. and >
between Salt Lake City and Grand
Junction, Colo This II made neces-
sary by the disoontinuanee Of Colo
RADIO Midland Trains Nos 4 aud he
tween Grand Junction and Denver,
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