The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-10-05

monday accompanied his wife to Sal,
Lake CITY where she underwent Inn
operation
Mrs. Andrew Tplbor and rbutr,r
returned recently from pleasant ,isit
with Mrs Tolbots RELATIVE. 81
friends In Moab.
Mrs Mary Gregarson was hostess 90
a birthday gathering OF her friends
last Monday afternoon. o. most enioy.
able time being reported
Arley Marshall of Huntington. yb,
mas been employed at Silver civ. was
among those summoned to go out with
the last draft quota from Juab county
MT and Mrs George J,ffs are On.
PERTAINING new girl baby al their
home.
MIR and Mrs Orspn =. Madsor are
entertaining new little bundle OF
humanity at their home.
lsrum Secly. who has been more pr
less handicapped by rheumatic limbs
the past Few weeks. was confined Co
his bed the forcpart ct the present
week.
pr W W stouk,y of salt Lake
CiN assisted Dr. e.. r. Rose last sun.
day in the performance of number
ut operations Tor the removal of tom
sils. -. a. seyly. claire winters y.
J.. Williams and Mrs Edith Hasmus-
sen uf Castle Dale each had SON op-
Grated upon. as did Arch Huntington
Irwin Jcwkcs and Sam W. Snow ~
orangeNilly Mrs Frank Woodward
Of urangcyillc was operated upon for
appendicitis ON Tuesday Harry Reid
Of Oraugo,illc. who was kicked In the
head hy horse while on the noun.
tain Tuesday was suffering severely
when Dr. hose reached him Ills
tongue was almost severed and u was
necessary o. take fourteen stitches 60
held the organ tn shape. His face.
was also badly bruised All the pa
tiouts including Mrs Chris Wilcock
OF Huntington. who was operated On
lat week. are getting along nicely
The OranRcvillc primary viii hold
It, annual fair Saturday. october 9Th.
The children are working hard aud
parents and all are invited 60 attend
and see what they are doing There
will De- All kinds ~ work FOR sale.
Tn, largest enrolment ever known
ao early In the year " the report COM
Ing from the Emery stake academy.
which opened Monday. The dance.
given ON the opening night was one
Of the largest attended ever held.
every town IN the county being well
represented NJ the affair
pr. ". y. LOWS ~ salina and y. y.
Hoffman, 81 Uichncid spent satur-
day night IN Castle Dale on their way
home from Huntington. whore they
went e. look into the bank situation.
They also made ten mite trip up
Huntington Canyon.
Fcnton williams. brother ~ y. l..
williams ~ taking the place made
vacant IN the local school by the
drafting ~ Lyman a. Larsen. Glen
Larsen. who had the grade q part 81
last week. has gone back o. Clawson.
where the required number ~ pupils
To- Justify continuing tho grammar
grades has been secured,
Frederick W. Fail. son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs william =. Fail. and Miss Villa
IrWkrs. daughter ~ Mr and MrH joe
srph 81. Iewkva both 81 prangrNillc,
were married al the home ~ the bride
"wednesday. some sixty ~ th" close
relatives aud friends of the couple be-
ing present at the reception which fol-
lowed Immediately after the rrrr-
mnny. performed hy bishop Reid,
Henry Thompson president ana
Earl V. liillH. secretary ut th" fcfrun
WatrrW urkH company, were lee Castle
Dale on business yesterday, They re-
port having all the necessary pipe un
the ground, paid Tor. aud only waiS
Ing 90 be- put In the trenches ANA cove
cred. Incidentally. the Few VII" went
into the project In the start. contract
cd fnr the pipe and bound the contract
with healthy cash payment thcN
rustled ~. with the result that u say
lng nf over thousand dollars 10 the
patrons ~ the system b. due Co their
foresight. pipe prices having scared
nrt nf sight In the meantime,