The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-26

49, NhaN fhNNAnh MWu an EnfnmNNnu
tic audience was present. Necessary
committees TO Keep the club in run.
ming order were appointed. The farm
loan feature. which Is one Of the firs,
subjects 10 be taken up. Is a mos,
splendid one and men who now have
TO leave home after the crops are in
TO get means for running expenses will
be able 20 borrow and make invest (.
ments that will enable them 60 i'm.
prove their home surroundings. stock
their farms and otherwise help them
The proposition gives promise OF
bringing about the redemption Of the
farmer.
Mrs. T. w. Dychcs OF Castle Dale
entertained a few friends at her home
last Monday evening. a very pleas
ant time was had
Messrs. Ryan and Fail Of Orange.
Vile are sending OFF a shipment OF
seed from Price. These gentlemen are
In the market for anything in the
shape OF products that the farmers
have 90 sell.
farewell party given Monday
evening az OranRevillc In honor ~ Ed
Crawford was well attended 4 well
filled purse was presented to Craw-
ford With hearty good will.
Word was received in Orangeyille
Monday of the death Of Mrs. Lorctto
Baldwin of Beaver. Mrs. Baldwin
was the eldest child OF John s. and
Sarah Ann Fullmer. She was the mo.
ther Of twelve children besides caring
for two children ~ her husband by !
FnFnfaF a q
child. Her brothers. Thomas. George
w. Theodore. Frank and Leonard.
and also Mrs. George Tatton. attended
the funeral
The infant daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Thompson OF Emery.
who was reported seriously iii last
week. died on Thursday and was bur
led last Saturday. on account Of the
scarlet fever In town only private SER
vices were held az the home.
Bishop and Mrs. Aionzo nrinkerhoff
Of Emery left last Sunday for Chey-
enne. Wye, where they will attend the
stockmcn's convention.
Prof. J. q. McQuarric of the brig.
ham Young University az Provo has
been visiting with his son. Lamond. In
EmffN Tor Few DAYS.
=. NJ. Williams. an old time residcn,
OF Emery. In calling on relatives and
friends there this week.
The Emery students Of the Emery
Stake academy have all returned Ca
their homes this week on account ~
the schools being closed temporarily.
a few cases OF scarlet fever have
been discovered In Emery though II
seems that the disease h In very light
form. We are In hopes no serious re-
suits viii follow and thrt school. aa
well a. other public gatherings. viii
be resumed next week
chris Christensen. more commonly
known 49, Chris Lingo" " calling on
old time acquaintance In Emery this
week. Ills present home II al Mont.
cello.
lien Smith Of Wellington was In
Victor Co attend the Stockholders
board meeting on Monday. the sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Davis have re-.
turned "a Storrr after buryinE their
Infant daughter In Cleveland.
Joseph Dumaync Of Cleveland I.
very sick aud his son. Thomas. oi
Price has been visiting with him.
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
Heph Jensen OF Cleveland. who has
been very sick with pneumonia. h
somewhat Improved. while numerous
others are suffering with severe cases
of lagrippc and quite bit OF hron.
chitls. Dr. Bash of Huntington has
been called 10 attend In several IN.
stances.
The second meeting OF the parent.
teachers organization was held NJ
Lawrence last sunday January 18th.
The leading features OF the meeting
were a paper on The Duties OF a Mo.
Their Toward the school" By Mrs. Pol-
lie Day. and a talk by Supt. william
7, Reid. Musical selections were given
by the Lawrence Oiee club.
Friends OF Mrs. James nrinkerhoff
OF Lawrence win be- interested Co know
that she h improving. though slowly.
and u II Ia be- hoped that she will com
tinue to de- 30.
John and Glen johnson 81 Cirye.
land are now employed at Mohrlnnd
and John whimpey az Helper.
The Desert Lake Reservoir and IT.
rigation company held "A Stockholders
meeting on Monday. the sth, to elect
new board. ~. a. Mills was elected