The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-04-07

CASTLE DALE. Arrf t-,b.rf..
y Calvert engineer Tor ih, forest ..,.
vice. completed the survey fsr tl.
new road between Drtnuc,UI, Hud. tD..
mouth at Straight CANNON f..i Tr.
DAY and left for Ephum vh.r.. r,
will run survey tor the road com fH.
other side Of the mountain and whom.
ten thousand dolisrs. contributed Do,
the county and state. BE- waiting d. I..
expended. lie viii return Co. finish
the survey IN Straight Canyon boz about
three weeks Calvert ran Dis pr.fim.
mary survey ON the north side OF th,
creek all the way down. fetching bod,
at the creek crossing at th, north end
Of Main street IN orBugcullp. 81 Do,
request 81 Orange,illp p,upi, be ,'.s
made survey following tho south
side of the creek Co.. the present main
crossing and will submit both routes
To the state road engineer Tor decision
as To- choice uf route Rangers D. ~.
Williams Of Emery John y. Hru,k.
bank Of Huntington. w. \ Wi,kman
Of Castle Dale. and Seth uIlprtuu.
Frank Cox and Farley Christansrn.
from the other side uf the mountain.
came down yesterday frum the con.
struction camp IN Straight Canyon
and left for their respective homes as
their ranger duties begin right away.
Their places and also the places 81
those who soon quit work t. begin
shearinR will hp taken hy men from
Orangeville and Castle Dale Calvert
was the guest uf the members 81 the
joint road committee and number Of
other good roads enthusiasts who were
hurriedly got together from both
towns at u supper and smoker at the
Anderson Hotel last Tuesday evening
Everyone present was called upun Tor
an expression by e. =. Larsen. toast.
master. and all enjoyed the uppurtun-
ity ~ exchanging opinions
The Fcrrun basketball team defeat.
ed the fast prangc,illr puintctto last
Saturday night hN score ~ twenty.
two b. twenty The urnnRo,illr team
was composed ~ old academy players
and Tor that reason IN, local lads
took great delight boz defeating the
former stars. The game was fast and
at times rough. hut both officials did
their uyst 90 hold the players down.
tn, star Ut the game WAS !. Hanson.
who made six field baskets over Tut
tie. prnuErNillr's fast guard IrHW-
ford also lid good playing f"r hiH
team. making i've urld baskets Co his
opponent one. \ dance was given
after the game the music being FUR
nishcd hy the uranEcyill" orchestra.
Mrs Emily Aycrctt ~ NJ Pheasant
h visiting local Relatives
Lester pay and family "f Black
Hawk are visiting relatives iu castle
Dale.
t.esilr sinner BE- visiting lee Castle
| Dale the guest uf his brother. a. W
sinner and Grandma sinner.
Harry Evans returned last sunday
from nlayk Hawk. whore he spent lh'
winter. and VIII devote himself "a
farming
MR.. Ernest ilalyrrson entertained
the members ~ the Hay View Read
ing club at her home last Wcdncsdh,
afternoon.
Mrs. John nott entertained last
TUESDAY afternoon Tor her sister
Mrs. Joe Widctich at Mcfarland. Wh'
h visiting In Castle Dale.
The Castle Dale nine l"st - or
Iangoyillr on the local grounds laFi
Saturday and won the return game 90
their neighbors' grounds. lupside'
scores being the result In both games
John Aiken returned this werl
from Salt Lake city where he wei
coined his nephew, Eyin, upon his re-
turn from his mission. The latter d
visiting In Spring city now, hul WI
be out here before very Ions ana MAJ
locate here permanently
Edward T.. COX, who took ih" cl'i
ser, ice examination Tor forest ranger
has been appointed assistant rnnse'
and assigned "a Ferron THIS leaNei
a vacancy az the bank again wh"f'
he has been acting as hookkeeper
Principal and Mrs. q. r. Hickman
entertained quite u number at irl"ha
last Monday evening az their nome
the event being In celebration ~ Pr"
fessor Hickmau's birthday suppe
was served and music and q couple 4"
hours Of chat was enjoyed,