The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-16

urday. The annual report was read
and accepted and the old board was
reelected with the exception Of Mrs
Eden. who has been secretary ever
since the society was organized she
was obliged 90 retire ON account ~ ~
health and Alice whlmpey was gus
tanned as secretary In her stead.
Harry williams. who H. employed 10
Standardvillc. visited last week with
his family at Cleveland.
NJ. H. Snow of Cleveland H. now rm-
ploycd at Austinvillc
Ncils OvcHon. school trustee uf
Cleveland. went south last Tuesday m
the interest of the schools.
The Ladies' Social club ~ CicVp.
land. which was organized some time
ago, meets every Monday night az di'-
fcrcnt members homes whore they
are entertained. one member reads
some good book while the rest work.
Thomas u. richards 1T Cleveland H.
now the owner OF a new automobile.
Mrs. Warren \. Peacock 81 Orange
Vile passed away last Thursday night.
She has been n long and patient suf-
fcrcr
Little Rcvn. s-ycnr-old daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Davis 81 Orange.
vile. was buried Wednesday. Che had
been 40 for three weeks with COM
plicatiun of diseases She was of u
sensitive. loyRblc disposition. and a
bright scholar In school BESIDES her
parents she leaves several brothers
and sisters. This IL the fourth child
Mr. and Mrs Davis have lost and the
affiiction 10 u heavy one
The local relief society was rcor
ganizcd at Orangcviilc last Saturday.
The new board N Lena Jensen. prcsi.
dent. Mary Stilson. Maggie Peacock.
Maria guymon. Dinntha Sitterud. a..
rcctors Lucila Fox n assistant sccrc.
tnry.
y. -. i.amph. principal ~ the Vie
tor schools. spent last Saturday and
SUNDAY az his home IN cleveland
MIR. aud Mrs. a. ~. Wells enter.
tanned at "a luncheon last "Wednesday
az Victor. Covers were laid for Misses
Maccl iIorsley Annctta Wells, Vera
Iioraley and Ruth Waterman. and
McsHrs James Wells. Ciin Waterman
Charles Wells George Waterman and
MIR. aud Mrs. A. -. Wells.
Lee Smith II getting along ~ nice.
~ AZ can be expected at his home In
| Victor
Miss Vera IIorslcy 81 Victor IN now
In Price visiting for few days.
Samuel. the infant SOP ~ Mr. aud
Mrs. Ralph IlorHlcy Of Victor. has
been very ~ the past week but h now
on the way 60 recovery.
Edward Wells OF Huntington went
over 10 Victor the latter part of the
week a. visit friends.
! H. \. S0uthworth OF Carbonyille II
"a business visitor az Victor for a few
days.
william ~. Wells OF Austinvillc was
Waiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs,
samuel Wells. at Victor last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs ed Fox OF Orange
willie have taken ISenilworth Hotel Tor
the season and viii make success OF
the business as they are very pleasant
aud agreeable 10 everyone and the
comfort ~ their patrons viii he their
pleasure. Orangeville loses very good
and substantial citizens In their go-
ing
The Misses Parry Of Manti are Wis
lting In Orangeville. being called there
by the critical Illness Of their sister.
Mrs. Warren \. Peacock.
I
confined 10 his room, suffering very
much from. a badly sprained hip sus-
tanned In fall during the holidays.
Last week u night school was or
ganized at orangeville with William
In. Reid as instructor. All married
men as well as those over ~ years OF
age are eligible o. membership. There
are thirty or forty students and d
great deal ~ interest IN being taker
In the work. Commercial arithmetic
and English are the subjects.
Mrs. Fred Huntington and Mrs, Err
nest Reid have returned Co orange
vine from i.atter-day Saints Hospital
where they have been taking treat
ment Both are greatly improved.
bishop 49, NJ. Reid Of orangeyill'
has been quite ~ Of late, but Is nov
recovering.
Mrs. Bhea Moffitt 81 orangeylll'
has been very sick al Kenilworth re
Gently and her mother, Mrs. y. Reid
has been called 10 her bedside.