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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-09

ties that stand the weather here and
cultivate them in the proper methods
10 withstand the dry. hot summer. The
tune to begin work on summer flow
er' is now, The thing to do is to
get the seed and plant in the house
so one will have plants so early that
they will become firmly established
and begin blooming before the hotties,
part OF the summer begins to injure
them
Certain Kinds Do Well.
Certain kinds OF flowers will do well
IN Oklahoma under almost any kind
of conditions, provided they are plant
ed and cultivated properly Other
kinds require certain exposures or
other conditions. Among those that
can be planted in unprotected spots are
petnnlaS, ylncaS, zcniaS, four o'clocks,
lantana. fcannaS, hollyhockS. larkSpur,
cosmos annual chrysanthemums hi
b,ScuS. marigold, gallardies and mum
her Of others Just as hardy
In east exposures one can grow sue
ccSSiully sweet william. verbcna, ge-
ranium, agcratum, snap dragon and
other plants less hardy in strong sun
light. On north exposures. one can
grow beautiful pansies, saliva, coleus,
dahliaS, violets, etc
Now is the time to prepare beds and
now is the time also to plants seeds
in the house. In preparing the beds,
cNcayatc the soil TO a depth OF two
feet Mix onc-iourth part OF we'll
rottcd manure with the soil, throw It
back in the bed and saturatc. Ii beds
are prepared in this way and saturated
once week during the dry spells, the
beautiful flowers grown will be a sur
prise even to the most experienced
gardner
Proper Taste Necessary.
or course, one must use proper taste
IN putting these flowers out in order
TO get the best results For example,
hollyhocks would not be used except
back against the garden fence or in
out oi -the-way corners Hibiscus
makes good background for other
flowers. GeraniumS. yincas, ldrkSpur
etc, should be planted in maSsc, Por-
tuaca, allySum, carnations, etc, are
excellent for borders for the larger
flowers and the larger flowers are
in turn excellent for bordering cannas
and such extremely hardy and beautl-
iul plants.
Ihi, canna is indeed ono Of the mos,
important Of our aids to civic beauty
IN Oklahoma They should be planted
IN solid color, and large masses to show
to best advantage There are any mum
Der of hardy flowers that grow Just as
beautifully here as DO the flowers IN
the North and Eas, that are especially
adapted 10 those climates The i'm
portant thing j, to make the proper
selection and give them the proper care.
Time to Plant.
This j, the proper time TO plant seeds
IN the house. Saw Off the top OF
tomato or soap box. leaving sides about
three and a half inches high Make
holes in the bottom with a nail. In case
YOU crack the boards, cover the cracks
with leaves Now mix three parts OF
good soil with one part we'll rot,ed
manure and put i two-inch LAYER in
the bottom OF the box. A sieve can be
made by tacklng piece of screen wire
over the bottom OF a box. Cover the
mixture with one inch OF the same soil.
With the ends OF the fingers pack the
soil firmly.
Divide the box into six or twelve divi-
scS by the use OF cross pieces Of tin
or cardboard and label each division
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-09

for the kind OF seeds you intend plant
ing
Small seeds like pctunla should he
planted by ,prinklng the seeds over the
surface, then take a block Of wood that
will fit the section and press the seeds
into the soil Cover seeds the size OF
colcus a thlrty-Sccond Of inch deep
hollyhock and vincas an eighth OF an
inch, and those smaller than either by
Just light ,prlnklng OF soil. BE sure
TO Label the section, with lndclblc
pencil
Set in Sun.
Now pour some tepld water in a
wash tub and set the box in the water
for about half a minute. Then set the
box IN sunny window Ii the water
does not show on thr surface OF the
soil IN ten or fifteen minutes, place a
piece OF cheesecloth on the surface OF
the box and sprinkle with water.
From this time until the seeds are IN
one must not let the surface OF the soil
become hard and crustcd Sprinkle
often enough to keep the soil always
moist, use chccsecloth but do not soak
II. A good temperature i, from 6S to
Is during the daytime and from S.
TO 90 at night Under no circum
stances should the temperature be al
lowed to get much below IS degrees.
Don't be discouraged il seeds do not
come up in few days Some varieties
will spring up almost Immediately, 9th
crs will not show any signs nj gcrminat
ing for many days
Prepare Other Boxes.
While the plants are coming up auI
growing, prepare other boxes. in the
same way as the first, except that you
make the sections larger. Transplant
the little plants to the larger beds Just
as soon as they begin to be crowded
for rooF Keep the boxes in the shade
until the plants straigh,en up, then put
them into the sunny window They will
be tran,planted to the beds out OF doors
just as carly as the weather will permit
Judgment !, the only absolute rule
to be followed in growing flowers as
well as anything else. Perhaps no one
will be able to follow directions ahSo-
lutelv. But any one who makes real
effort will find that flowers arc not
hard to grow in Oklahoma
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
LINCOLN PROGRAM At THE
TABERNACLE NENT SUNDAY

The following Abraham Lincoln
program viii be given by the sunny
side Mutual improvement association
IN the Price tabernacle ON Sunday
evening February nth. at 7 o'clock
sharp, The public h cordially invited
Ia attend this special program.
Opening song. "Amrrica"Cungregn
tiou.
inyurutiuu-il ~, %. Guotzmaun.
song Flag without stain
Double Mixed Quartet
life at Lincoln. r. johnson.
Vocal solo. we Stand For Peace
white Others War"-Tally Evans,
Lincoln stories Maud A. Thomas.
song "To Thee. on Country, r.
johnson, !. " Littlglohn, Tally EN-
ans and j. Percy
Abraham Lincoln. n. Jensen
Tcnor and baritone duct. some
wherr Voice ~ Calling j. W Lit
tlrlnhn and ]. T. johnson,
4 Perfect Tributc-Zina Johnson.
song Hail o. the Flag Double
Mixed Quartet
iienrdictiuu.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
SUAhYSIDE SOCIETY
Happenings OF the Past Week IBS The
sun Correspondent.

suNNYsiDE. Feb. III. \. Thomp-
son, general superintendent for Utah
Fuel company. was a sunnyEide visitor
this week
Mrs. James wcstficld entertained
az dinner sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. y. v. Tucker. Dr. A. w. Dowd.
Misses Emily and Maebeile Lasrcn.
Irene Thomas. Viola Whitaker. Mary
brown and Ruth Martin. and Messrr.
-, a. Moore and &. N. Roberts.
The Ladiof Literary club met sat
ur,iny with Mrs J. NJ. Slnpp. Those
present wer" Mrs Icrh Thomas. Mrs.
T. v. Tucker. Mrs. q. -. Wood. Mrs.
w y, Wrtzel ana Mrs e. n, Funk,
Saturday evening the SunuyHido or
ch"strn gave another very successful
dnucc len the Huwery.
Huunyridr nov boasts ct iyccum
course, Tho first uumh,g viii be- next
Saturday evening ana b. the saNh-
phone Art COMPANY II b. being pat
on under the auspices at the sunday
school and the proceeds viii go Tor
the manual training department.
The Embroidery club was enter
tanned Saturday by Miss Ruth Martin.
The afternoon was onjoyably spent In
playing cards. Those present were
Mis-, A, y, Iladley, Mrs, James West
field. Mrs. George Smith. Mrs, Ed
lirenner, Mrs y, -. KerHcn, MisHef
Viola Whitaker, Irene Thomas and
Mary Brown.
Saturday evening Mrs ROY Bennett
entertained az cards Misses Leyus Ben
nett Mildred Marshall. Matte Rich
ards ana Ardslln Higginson, and Mes
srs Ice liaFmusson, Hiram Mcmillan
Edgar JuhnFon ana Ed Mcmillan.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Saturday evening the Carbon team
and the city team played at Hunting
ton. the carbon team taking the city
boys into camp by score Of forty
seven To- twenty-one 80 the end OF
the first half the score stood twenty
two To- rive. hut In the last half the
city stars spccdrd up little. gaining
ON the high and making the score at
the end forty-scvcn Co twenty one
This gives each team game Won
over each other. the city team having
previously beaten them by a score u
twenty-five To- nineteen The feature
of the game was the playing OF Ice
captain OF the high last year. for the
city. and Frandscn for the high. The
score
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION
Change Made IN County Physician
Other business.

The county cy6nrSissioncrs met in
regular session 9n wednesday H., 7tL
an members being present Following
Is some Of the bufness disposed Of:
In the matter Of the assessment Of
three acres Of property Of Boseltha
Powell. which Is used for a county
road. the treasurer was authorized TO
make the necessary reduction oM said
taxes
The following appointments made
by Sheriff Colliugham were approved.
Fred kilfoyie aud J v. Masters. dep
uty sheriffs at Stofrs. tu serve without
pay
The commissioners made an order
that the office room now used by the
county superintendent of schools be
given over Co the use Of the N'pty
agricultural agent and IN the future
the superint, ndont of schools and thc
school board voaid occupy the same
office room on the top floor. The
school board is g. nay its proportion
ate share Of light and fuel
The monthly salaries Of county Of
ficers as fixed bv ordinance last July
were approved. and the clerk author
lied TO- issue warrants Tor the same 1T
tho 80 q ~ &" oh r'Omh. Tie sane rui,
was applied to the INDECENT poor al
iowanCcs.
The bonds Of otto HERES. cohn;y
surveyors 4. W. Duwd and Clarence
v. Jones. members Of the county
school board. and s. J. Golding. JUS
ticc OF the peace of Wellington, were
approved and filed. The resignation
Of l.. l.. LOFTS. justice OF the peace at
sprinE Gicn. was presented and as
ccptcd. Joe Iiaiiss was appointed as
the successor and his bond fixed at
one thousand dollars.
The monthly reports 81 treasurer.
recorder. sheriff and clerk were sub
mittcd and approved. The December
reports oi Justices of the Peace W. J.
Emigholz. william Frost aud L. 1.
f.oftia were approved. The county re-.
curdcr WIS authorized Co purchase a
new typewriter Tor use In her Office.
ON recommendation Of Assessor
/ Benton Randolph the following werc
appointed temporary nsscssors tu
serve under the direction 81 Assessor
| Randolph q. II. Reese. Castle Gate:
| Ice <. Thomas. Scoficid Cal Cragun
clear Creek: Siias Young. Price Wal.
I tor y. Draper. Wellington. James
] M,stfivid. SunnNtidr: Fred Kilfuyir
St0rrF. Roy Henson. iIiawatha. Del
Rice. kcnilworth. az salary not g.
cNrccd three dollars per day
Commencing February ist Sheriff
/ Cullingham was allowed the sum Of
~ nt'-fNc cents ger meal Ter fredins
iurisorrrH
'rhr clerk wa ordered a. have plnh'
drawn for garage e. house the rhrr.
hrs iitnvy and g. advertise Tor hid
for the construction 81 the same. This
structure viii BE- erected on the south,
cast corner ~ Tho codft house lot
| Applications Ter the position ul
| COUNTY physician were presented hi
Doctors y. =. Chamberlain. ~. v
edward aud =. q. Fisk Commits.
Eionrr Hamilton made q motion that
Dr. Fisk be- appointed. The motor
was iust. Commissioners Bryncr an
ostiund voting no. Commissioner Ost'
luud was asked a. take the chair. AN,
On doing 80. Commissioner iirynci
made motion to appoint Coward
This inuilpt was carried commission
err trynor and oHtiund voting aye
The office carries the same salary al
heretofore paid.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
LINCOLN BIRTHDAY SERNNEs
At TIM METHODIST CHIKtIl

sunday school ut 10 aud preach
ng ut ~ o'clock of the murniug. .'dh-
ir.t Lincoln Boo tho Hearts ui our
c0luirymon' Special music ly "a
quartet choir lu thr evening win nc
rendered o. Lincoln das prpErn, prr-
pared by thr Freednen's Al fprcb
ui thc Methodist Episcopal church.
entitled After Fifty Years" Special
music by tho quartet choir. rr.it1tinn9
and uddressrs An opportunity Go bee
come acquainted with our work among
the negroes. a most hearty welcome
90 am services n. ~ Zrldcrs, Mins-
ter.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
BASKETBALL GAMES
Carbon High school Winners over the
Castle Gate Team.

Last Friday evening the Castl, gate
basketball team came down a. take
the Carbon High aggregation TO "a
cleaning but met with different
view after the whistle had blown to
end the game. The score at the end
Of the first hair was thirty-one Co
two In favor ui tho high school. Castle
Gate In the second half played bet
ter class at bah. the score ending
fifty-three to seventeen. The feature
OF the game was the PLAYING Of Ted
Jones and Bddcen OF Castle Gate and
Frnndscn or Price rhc core.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Mrs. g. 70. Mnrcuscn gave - chill
drcn'a party Tuesday afternoon from
q until 9 o'clock In honor of her little
daughter Lucilc's birthday. by invit.
Ing "a number OF the little lady'H
friends and playmntcs. Th' little tots
sat down to the dining room table and
were served Ice cream aud cake. "A
large birthday cake with eight can
dies adjoining the center. After be-
ing served refreshments the afternoon
"lS spent In games and other amuse-
mcnts. Upon leaving each guest was
presented bag OF nuts and candy.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

barney spccrs the man who stoie
q punch board from a Helper saloon
last vech and VINO has been ilnRuisi -
Ing w the county Jail since. awaiting
trial. was released Yesterday nv order
OF the county authorities The mira
ton Of the law properly coming under
th" Jurisdiction Of Helper city. Mayor
Moss was asked Co prosecute the cas..
but declining to do 20 the man was r..
lcascd Sprcrs liked the treatment h.
received at the iail and was iuath g.
leave after being riVcn his liberty.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
Ton a nILI0rs NrrNCk.

when you have 3 severe headache
accompanied by q coated tongue
loathing OF food. constipation. torpid
liver. vomiting Of partly digostod food
and then bile you may know that you
have "A severe bilious attack While
you may be- quite sick there II much
consolation In knowing that relief mas
be had by taking three OF Chamber
lain's Tablets, They are prompt aud
effeotual. Ohtalnable everywhere,
AdVt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Mrs. J. W. johnson was surprised
by the members Of the Royal Neigh.
hors lodge az her home Tuesday even.
ing. The time was most pleasantly
spent In games and other amuHcments
after which u luncheon brought by the
invaders was pnrtaken ~ and greatly
enjoyed. Those present we're Mrs =
g. Miles, Mrr.bF. J. Thomas MrH. ~
Van der Schuit. Mrs Thomas Fouts
Mrs. v. NJ. Sanford. Mrs clara Per
kins. MIR, Winnifred Callahan. Mrs
y. -. Lewis. MrE. G. 49, Ackcrmar
Mrs Matt Warner Mrs John Cuuner
Mrs Elmer Jnmison. Mrs. Chnrlc.
Ayerill, Mrs Henry wade, Nts. Glen
SlmmcrH,acher Mr.. Carl EmprS
Mrs r. 4, Lannon's ana Miss Anna
Wade.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
PRICE AND NEARBY

~--~--~---~-----~------~---
f'red Woods. Jr. was down from
Provo this week visiting home folks.
Edward NJ. Stewart has been com .
n,insioned postmaster az standardville.
Dir. and Mrs. c. O. bird have moved
Toto the u. y. Lewis house on North
Ninth street
Thc girls league Of the high school
vi give bssket supper In the gym
nahum this friday evening.
walter christensen went to Salt
fakc city Wednesday. where he viii
sittnd u day or two on business.
county Commissioner Emil Ostiund
va down from clear creek this week
attending a meeting Of the board
1-hc Carbon high school and Hunt
inrton basketball teams play q game
sonight C'riday) In the high school
gymnasium.
Marriage license was issued i,y
chrk HorHley this week a. J. Major
lerse and Mis- Jeona t.amh. both ut
Weics Utah.
christian Science services are held
Va thc rest room In the Panama Hotel
Auilding every Sunday evening az ,
olvhck Al are invited.
Airs. ]. 4. CarsWell returned tu her
hofne at Woodsido sunday after a vis-
n OF several days with her daughter.
me-. Frank Avcrill In Price.
MIR. Walter ShcllcnbnrRcr ~ Trout
crrck was here this week visiting ~
thr home 81 4. W. ilnr-ley She was
On her way H. Ferron 60 visit her pnt-
s-ts.
pour Japnnese plead II guilty tu the
charKe Of gambling before Justice J.
WI Hammond In the city court v,strt
tss. and were fined twenty-five dot
iess- each and costs.
"A. -. bradley OF Green River vas
In Price Wednesday on his way "a
C4stlc Dale 10 attend "a meeting 'f the
connty school board. He IL the mem.
ber OF that body rom Green River.
hlrH. II. W. Dewey. who has been In
Shit Lake city FOR several weeks un'
der medical treatment has lett the
hospital and H. now getting along nice
" NJ the home Of an aunt In that cliy
THE Garden Store II moving thi,
week Co itH new location Just east Of
Tho present store when they get
fixrd up they viii have one at IA,
flnsst stores between Salt Lake cit,
ami Grand Junction.
New Joint rates on butter have brrf
promuigntrd hy the Southern pnriu.
and the Denver and Rio Drnndc rail
road companies from Grand Junction
Colo. Go California points, The new
rad" i- effective March LIST
VI Tho shrrifrs ofgry and deputies
hshduunrtrrs az INF olurt hous. Wers
rhcn thorough ,lcJ hing yesterday
Dtputy Lrutr wash dJng the dcco.a.
NV, work with thrN+fush. while Dep,
up Frandsen was hossing the job.
Alrs. =, NJ, steuben arrived SUNDAY
from Chicago ana stopped off FOR q
visit with her parents, Mr. ana Mr.
W ~, Davis. she leaves for her nom,
"a Provo tomorrow, where she and
Mr., struhen have been living sine,
having Price.
The Kentucky Liquor House II ad.
yertising its stock 81 goods, fixtures
AMI other belongings for sale and in.
Nnds a. puit business In Price as soor
a. the goods can be- disposed OF. So,
fheir advertisement in this issuo Of
Tho sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
LAWRENCE WHHTMORE MEETS
BAD LUCK WHEN HORSE FALLS

While riding 90 his ranch last
Monday Ia the Nine Mile country.
Lawrence Whimore had his leg bro
ken boy his horse slipping on the ice
and falling on him. lie was five
miles from home when the accident
happened and after succeeding In re-
mounting the horse he rode back 20
the ranch His brother Lee was IN
formed OF the accident and went out
and had him brought 10 Price. where
he II az the present time getting a.png
az well as could be expected
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

The ladies 1T the ltrbekuh lodge ct
Price gave surprise on Mrs Clara
Perkins Monday evening at her home
ON North seventh street. arriving un-
eNpectedly with well filled baskets OF
good things 60 eat After the first cN.
element caused bl th" surprise had
somewhat abat"d games were INDUCED
In aud luncheon was served later The
evening was most pleasantly spent hv
al who attended
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Mrs Thomas Dumaync entertained
the Merry Afternoon club Tuesday
Mrs. 4. &. Miles and Mrs. y. T.. nuckio
we're awarded the prizes. Those pres
ent were Mrs. e. ", Arkcrman. Mrs
Charles Ayrriil. Mrs y. l.. Huckiu.
Mrs. Harry urottr Mrs. q. -. iiornoi
Mrs r. g. Miles. Mrs 81. u. helms
ana Mrs e. W Tinglcy. Mrr. Grottr
viii entertain next Tuesday
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
CARBON iuuIL
PRICE CITY.

sAVrrill. Tor city. made basket In
highs. giving high credit of two
points,
Referee. T.. l,conprd,
va 1T Fu y
70 FT FH y
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

NV MNuuaN ON business.
one OF Frank Horslr,.s two hun.
dred dollar mares was found dead in
the barn in Old Town last week. rho
position of the neck under the man.
ger would indicate that she committed
suicide. " an animal was ever kuown
to commit suicide yton Free Prcss.
LIST.
ON tomorrow saturday. evening.
there will be y basketball game az the
high school gymnasium between the
city team and the Emery Stake acad.
emy After the game there will be- a
dance at city Han. Admission 10 the
game is fifteen cents and the dance
soventy-five cents
While voasting last SUNDAY after.
noon with some other boys the little
son ut John Hcdd ran into one Ut hts
companions On his sled. cutting his
face quite badly. lie was taken TO o.
doctor who took four stitches IN the
wound. and the young man h. little
the worse for his miNup.
william Stevenson. master mech.
auic. and e. ~. CtAie 1T Sturra left
Monday for Denver tu inspect q urv
| hoist that tho Spring canyon coal
company vUutcmplatrs installing They.
Will u" gone about eight days and cX.
poet To- stop of in ogden and Chcy-
cnne. wyo.. on 10 return trip.
The members ol the tabernacle
choir gave q surpris, Monday evening
of this week On their i"adcr \. berg
cner The choir with members OF
their families assembled at cts Hall
with plenty Of good things 10 eat and
spent u most enjoyable evening There
were about rry"ntN.fiNv In the party.
Fire was discovered M the Robert
Powell home on North Ninth street
Saturday morning about ESQ o'clock
by npighbors. Il was put out with
pnly slight damage To- the roof An
ov-rhcatcd stovcpipc was thu Gauss.
owing t. the critical illness ut Mrs.
Powell an alarm was not turned In.
Truman \. kct,hum. p coal opera
tor. has written an open letter O. uov.
crnor Hamburger charging that pres
ent methods of taxation discriminate
and urging amendments Co the con.
stitution that would permit taxing Of
coal deposits nt their estimated value,
Manager sutton ~ the Exc has az
ranged FOR the presentation of "Ciyiii.
zation" az his house on February g2d
This n one Of the best motion pictures
being shown "a IN" public and b. an,
equal uf The birth ol nation" the
Hattie Cry of Peace ana others II
IL now having g biE run nt Salt iak,
chs.
An alarm ct nrr saturday ryppiuu
about q o'clock ruiird uut the depart
ment Co the HON, of Roland C1utrcl
in the southeastern pant eft the rit,
The blaze was caused los l-l overhead
ed stove Hud Wlr put uu' Pos thD tim,
the fire apparatus arrived un th,
scene. The damage Goo th, huildinH
WIS slight
Mrs a. sosinfki. who for the rnsl
seven months has run tho SAVOY li"r
tel iu this rity, surrendered tho man
agement Ut the hotel Tuesday nud see,
terdny took the management ID in,
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Rookie brown. which win be- used
again this spring. II olos' to khaki
color
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Old rose velvet brim and a pale pink
felt crown make up this handsome tri-
corn. We must not overlook the gor-
geous rose OF gold thread embroidery.
The collar and cuffs are linen hand
embroidered.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Miss Mary Downcy. state librarian.
was entertained Friday evening Of last
week at the home Of Mrs. r. ~. Me.
MILAN In the Olson Flats 10y members
Of the local library board and their
families. Cards aud refreshments
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
CASTLE GATE
The Game Al Huntington.

Referee. Ellcrtson. umpire. Bench;
scorer. X. w. Averiil.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

An indrfnuhie sense uf woilhring o.
always given hy silk pettiroat,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Airs W. g. Anderson entertained nj
Ia . O'Clock dinner Monday evening al
her home on North Eighth street IN,
members OF the Woods family In hon
or OF Mr. and Mrs Fred Woods Jr.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

The Sorosis bridge club cntcrtains
Saturday afternoon az the rest room
The hostcsscs are Mrs. Charles Aver
40 and Mrs. 70. g. Green.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

Every ny witnesses slight i'm
proNemenl .n the coal situation 90 sat
Lake CitN due Go tho gIrs lu tpmpera-
turr p-aik and producers llitc c,-
prrs- delight with th, TACT and are
confident that Win unb short spell
lot pleasant weather hrN can ufl-
.oirutN catch up with their orders Geo
take care uf che situation. cool PEI
pripts continue about normal. while
thr demand has Iesrturd somewhat
over tnat cot o. Nr.h ago.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

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