The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-03-09

gram was rendered and the address
Of Professor Sullivan explaining the
national farm loan act was enjoyed.
great deal Of interest was shown by
the farmers. and the next day a local
farm loan association organized with
II. a. Nelson. president. n. P.fRas-
mussen. vice president; Oscar Nelson.
G.. X. Jensen. wilford Peterson. c. ".
Snow, w. J. Killpack Joseph zwah-
len and Leon 7. Ralphs. directors. and
Oscar Nelson. w. J. Killpack and G.
X. Jensen. appraisal committee. II
Is desired that all farmers from Mo-
len Ciawson and Rochester who ex-
pect to get a loan confer with the Of
ficers OF the association.
sophus Nelson Of Ferron was pleas
antly surprised last Friday evening. n
being his birthday anniversary. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Nell
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorvald Nelson.
MIR and Mrs. Hugh Fish. Mrs. Serena
Nelson. MIR and Mrs. Joe Nelson.
Mrs. Nina Nelson and MIR. and Mrs
Joseph Barney The evening was
spent In games and dancing. The
upper story Of Mr. Nelson's beautiful
new house furnished splendid place
to dance. Picnic was served at mid
night
Miss olivia Anderson and Miss Per
nellie Thompson OF Ferron entertain
ed Thursday evening at the home OF
the latter Cards and games were
features Of the evening. a dainty
| luncheon was served
Mrs. Ethel Nelson Of Ferron has
D "A. III
at the home Of Mrs. Deiis Peterson.
Mrs. Joe Madsen Of Ferron return
ed sunday from Ephraim where she
spent the winter
The game between the Price and
Ferron basketball teams was a very
lively one. The score was eighteen o.
twenty In favor Of the Price boys.
The music furnished by the Price or.
chrstra for the dance was treat to
everyone.
Mrs. J. g. Lemon of Fcrron H. WIS.,
iting with her daughter Mrs Fred
Hall
charlie Larsen uf Price II Ferron
visitor this week.
Thomas NJ. richards passed quietly
away Friday. February 23d. at his
home In Cleveland after lingering
Illness OF several years Funeral ser.
vices were held Monday NJ the family
home. the large crowd In attendance
telling Of the high esteem In which
the deceased was held Several rela.
/ tiyrs 81 Mt Richards we're here IN at
! tendance az the funeral Monday
Louis 4. oycpon of Cleveland b. O
bui ness visitor 40 Salt Lake city ant
ogden this week
Mr.. aud Mrs A.. u. King Ut Kansni
, lnrr visiting with Mrs. Kings parents
, Mr. and MrH Lars 4 Larsen. al
Cleveland while their little son u
getting acquainted with his grand
parents
cleveland farmers who have beet
lemployd away Tor the winter are
4 gradually returning Co get ready FOL
4 spring work John Whimpey return
ed last week from Helper. Glen John
son from StotrH. while John johnson
returned from Mohriand some i've
weeks ago.
. Mir and Mrs. William r. Ulster ~
, Cleveland spent last Sunday In Mohr
! land with l.. y. Strong and family
Mrs. Amelia Jenaen OF CLEVELAND
y spent Sunday with her daughters a
Black Hawk.
a The Cleveland relief society pre-
: scented Two uad Boys" Co packet
4 house last Thursday night. ate
2 which an excellent lunch was served
d followed by free dance. over fift
4 dollars was taken In, OF which fort
was turned over 60 the ward,
The Mutuais OF Cleveland held
lfouslnE debate last Tuesday night, IN
:. subject being. Resolved, That IN
d United states should adopt gradua
disarmament" william T. lltHte
/ and Miss Nelson had the affirmatlV
10 side ana MIR. and Mrs. jenkins IN
e negative. Parlan McFarlane. Wllllai
j. T. Lamph and Mrs. Florence Dav
n acted as judges and rendered their dc
4 cision In favor OF Mrs jenkins