The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-23

before the district court. Tie came
and returned by the Price 10 Myton
route.
/ -"UncIe Bert" Martin was guest
of the Tavern this week going 10 and
coming from sunnyside. The movie
business was never better In the coal
camps Of the county he says. than at
the present time.
-Uriah e. Curtis uf Fcrron, former
landlord at Price and later county
attorney uf the Kingdom of Emery"
was here this week on business mat
tiers. lie spread his John Hancock on
the savoy's register.
Misses Dorothy Morton Esther
Anderson and Belle Fitzgerald were
here from standardvilc to spend
Washington birthday and attend the
junior prom last night The two for
mcr are the guests II Miss Fitzgerald.
| Mrs. George Olsen and Mrs. Rose
Gosling Of HiaWatha were Saturday
visitors IN Price. Mrs. Olsen came
down a. consult dentist and Mrs
Gosling 90 do some shopping. Toe
sun acknowledge most pleasant call
from the ladies.
jacob johnson. formerly Judge uf
this judicial district and later con-
gresham was In Price this week go
ing to and coming from court at Cas-
tie Dale. Judge johnson H. now prac-
ticing law NJ Zion tie registered NJ
the Savoy while here.
MIR aud Mrs. Henry Erickson
have ~ their guest Mrs. Ferdinand
Erickson Of Salt Lake city Mrs
Erickson came down t. attend the
dedication and opening. of the new
Carnegie library On Thursday.-M
Pioasan, Pyramid 9TH.
<Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Loofbourow
left Tor Salt Lake CITY "Wednesday.
where Mrs. i.oofbourow will re1nin
fur time under the care of VI. -.
elan Tor nervous troubles. After At.
ting his wife located comfortably the
former " a. return 10 Price.
MIR and Mrs Eugene Santschl.
Sr.. pf Black Hawk we're In pricr
Tuesday on their way home from
short visit with friends and relatives
at Salt Lake city They report the IN.
convenience there from the late SNOW
worse than In Carbon county
Miss Florence Thomas l. here
this week on visit to her parents
Mr. and Mrs y. J. Thomas The
Young lady " taking three years
course ~ nurse at i.attcr. day Saints
Hospital at Salt Lake city hnd ir
muSh pleased with her work
John Cunningham. one 81 the
substantial citikcns of Carbon county
aud valued friend 1T The Sun. was
down from StorrH today On matters
before the district court. The mints
there ar" working steady nt this time
full six days week, says he.
w. J. nownr of Castle date with
Attorney Larsen ~ Provo were In
Price during the week settling up an.
estate In court The former ~ son
OF bishop lawns. now uf Wyoming
but formerly county commissioner
ct Carbon county aud AN Inspector of
mines Tor Utah Fuel company.
Charles T. shaw. who has been
employed up az standardyili. almost
since the camp was first opened, was
IN Price this WseK On his rcturu there"
after visit of several months to out
sids points. iatcs he lett TOT StcrlinE
Ida. whore he expects a. remain per-
mancntly. The sun win follow him.
--Thumus wakoly h hack In Price
after spending considerable time at
NvSlcn. the coal camp of the Amcri-
can Fuel company, In Grand county.
he ~ glad e. get back 10 civilization. %
~ u were. THAT place H. about the
limit. In the estimation of this gentle
man. who has been used all his life TO-
better surroundings
Mrs wallace uilies aud lturI
giri were down from Helper few
days IA" first 81 the week visiting rel
atiNrS and friends. ana ON their return
home were accompanied hy Mrs, Joe
Gulics. who may decide a. loent, there
permanently. A. her husband now has
a regular run out of Helper a. fire
man.-oreen River Dispatch. 10Th.
John ~. Pcssetto. manager uf
sunnyside Mercantile company. was la
the county seat this week. The snow
around Sunnyslde II about as heavy
at this time as II generally gets, Bust
ners h good with everyone, he states.
anu NAAANAN anu NANNN NNAlANNAH VI
Utah Fuel company are. all working,
are prosperous and well satisfied with
conditions.
Judge Charles ~. Morse. late of
the Third District court az Salt Lake
city. was In Pric, this week going o.
aud coming from the camps over
south Judge Morse since his retire
ment from the bench by the viii ~
the great unwashed" has become
counsel Tor the United States Fuel
company. while mere he was a guest
Of the Tavern.
Chris X. JeQsen at Clear creek h
here to-day attending court lie says
the late storm brought about two feet
of snow ON the level o. that camp ana
Winter Quarters. In places % his
drifted To thirty and forty feet, COM
pletely hiding big lunches of trees In
the canyons and elsewhere The three
upper coal camps are at this time
working about go per cent capacity,