The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-15

Pulsipher viii make an extended
visit
MIR. and Mrs NJ. T.. Braffet and
their daughter, Miss Maud. and son.
James ~. are expected here today In
their automobile from Zion Mrs.
braffct. daughter and son arc to make
their home at Price during the sum
mer at least They will live az the
Tavern.
III a. Pinegar Of Wellington was
here "Wednesday on matters OF bust.
ness. lie predicts the hest crops OF |
all kinds for several years In that |
neighborhood. Fruit has been but |
slightly damaged by the late frosts-
not enough. In fact, to be seriously |
considered.
a Corey. travelling salesman for
the Strcvell-patcrsun Hardware COM
pany Of salt Lake City. spent Wed
nesday In Myton lie II at present
living In Price hut says he thinks he
will move to Myton. We would be
glad Go see Corey become a Mytonitc
--Myton Free Press. sth.
ID. 4. Plumiey. naturalization
agent for the government with head
quarters at Salt Lake city. was among
the Tavern guests this week. Tie at
tended district court at Castle Dale
and will most likely look out for nat
publications next week before the
Carbon county district court.
w. w. johnson OF Price. manager
of the Eastern Utah branch OF Studc-
baker Bros company. arrived Wed
nesday accompanied by r. Richards
OF Cleveland. who will act as special
salesman for the Studebakcr COM
pany In Southeastern Utah. John
son. who sold n street sprinkler 90 the
town ~ Moab month age. states
that the sprinkler should arrive at
Thompsons within the next few days.
Moab Independent. Sth.
--ilcid Pace OF Price. son 1T Mr.
and Mrs. James y. Pace. departs On
the 27th TO take his physical examine
ton for Annapolis. which u he passes.
will mean his admission 60 the navy.
lie graduated this year from the Car
hon county high. standing good In all
his work. Tho young man II one ~
Prices best and will no doubt be
heard from with honor Co himself. his
folks and the city. county and state
he goes from. The best wishes OF
very many friends are with him.
- W. t.oofbourow N home from
a trip to Canyon city and Prairie city.
ore. made In company with Mcclure
Wilson OF this city. Ifo went out "a
take look az gold mining PROPOSE.
ton In that section IN which several
( Price folks are Interested and comes
back enthusiastic over what he saw
In the mining line. he likes that
country and " he were footiooss
might locate Whereabouts. The coun-
try h well watercd. has plenty of tim.
her. mineral resources and some a,
fine ranches A. are to bc found any
where.
PROF. NJ. q. Vaughan. ErRdu'
ate from the Utah Agricultural col
ieRs In the class Of 1911. n one ~ tbs
riN hundred and twenty-nine gradu'
ates from the University 81 Missouri
!, this year. ana has received his mas
ter's degree In dalryinE and huHban
dry. Professor MauEhan'S thesis
"winterlnE Dairy Heiferr." was high
IS praised. lie will enter the Wash
ington Agricultural college. Pullman
4 Wash. as head Of the department %
a dairy production. stmwaaodiRN
/ dairy production. - Herald Ropuhii
can. 18th.
A MIR. aud Mrs Lake y. Young %
A Helper were In the city Monday b.
4 automobile. The gentleman, az wei
n AZ many others. complains Of per
! sons who allow irrigatinE water q
overflow the roads close to Price
making them almost impossible q
y automobiles at times. n not quit
= impossible, people with clean ear
j. hesitate 20 get them mudded M, ~
% Says numerous ones he knows al Hel
j. Der do not come here AZ they woul
like 90 because of this nuisance tina
might be- reme,licd for the good of al
y concerned.
Il Harry GeHas. proprietor Of IN
u Kentucky Liquor House nc Price an
n another place at Eureka bearing IN
same name. II here this week lookin
after his business interests locally. n
= IL not entirely decided what he vi
" do after the first Of August. next. he
= yond the fact that he II % start
u wholesale liquor business at Elk
I New Any hinfh NfnltiHinhs hhH'AH
his two Utah places when the dry la
!. becomes effective he viii ship Their
!. II may be- that himself and his assf
!, ciates viii engage In "a different liz
!, at Price when the liquor businei
shall have become a thing Of the pas
r Il. W. Curry OF Vernal. memb'
of the last session OF the iegislatui
4, from uintah county. II In the city. u
!, saw that the increased acreage I
I. grain and foOdstuffs In the uinta
NJ liasln VIII add greatly la increasir
production throughout the state.
~ large number OF acres which ha'
heretofore been devoted exclusivel
" grazing land have now been plan
,e ed 20 wheat and 10 hay. Curry saI
ID the farmers In the Uintah Basin ha'
Al been enjoying good weather and IN
ID as soon as the crops are harNest'
IN their food supply win be sent into q
r. local markets OF Salt Lake city al
Provo.-Salt Lake Tribune 18th.
Of Mayor A. w. Horsley is ba'
al home from a ten days absence fro
In Price. during which time he was
! IL l.