The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-06-08

CASTLE DALE. June 2.-Thank,
to the support given the project by a
few Of the public spirited people OF
Cattle Dale. Orangeville and Hunting
ton. Emery county people will have
the privilege Of attending a throe-da,
Chautauqua ~ their own the latter
part Of October. Success having az.
tended the efforts 81 Mrs. Reder. tho
representative ~ the Ellison White
Chautauqua system. who has spent
the greater part of the past week In
Castle Dale and OranReviile explain
ing the movement 10 the people Of the
two towns. means that the people Of
the county will have the privilege 81
attending ak 81 the highest class en-
tcrtainmcnts of varied nature Co be
secured In the whole country. and
this without having a. go outside 81
the county to DO so-the Aru time
We have over had this opportunity.
Here I've those who have made The
first Emery county Chautaudua pos
sible by guaranteeing the support
necessary before the entertainment
could he assured:
Castle Dale-Mrs. J. G. Baker. Da-
vid $. Williams G. y. Larsen. Hay
View Reading club. n. v. baird and
Dr. II. y. Macarthur.
rangeviile-william T. Reid. will
liam ~ Fail and Len Huntington.
MISUNDERSTANDING ID. H. Leon
ard.
II T. unfortunate that Castle Dale
did rot support the proposition more
heartily a. this town viii benefit
more than any other from the fact
that the Chautauqua will be held
here. which should mean a good deal
10 local people and establishments.
and II II certainly Co the credit Of or
angeyiiles people that they came 10
the rescue Of those who were inter-
ested locally. In justice 60 the other
towns Il should he said that no par
ticuiar effort was made TO secure
sEners from these towrf at this time.
Commissioner u. Hcbcr Leonard hav-
Ing been approached quite informally
though he readily signed his name 10
help the movement along
William 7. Reid Active.
Superintendent william T. Reid
submits the following report OF his
activities since his appointment a. a
member OF the county production and
conservation committee az the meet
Ina held a month ago;
AS county chairman Of the com.
mittee 81 labor In Emery county I
proposed Ia the other members of the
committee by circular letter that We
attempt to get the laborer and the
employer together, that our business
he TO discourage loaflng. not only
among young and old men. but also
among boys. Profitable employment,
should be our slogan. Every boy
should feel the responsibility of not
only producing enough 10 feed him
self hut also enough 90 feed a soldier,
FOR the committees benefit the coun,
~ IL divided into labor precincts as
follows
20. n. GrllHple-oreen River aud
woodside with neighborinE farms
Joseph Potter--victor. Elmo and
Cleveland with neighborinE farms
David "a. Potter ohrland. Hun.
ii...on and Lawrence with neighhor.
Ing farms
William r. Reid-caatie Dale, or
angsyllie and Clawson with neighbor'
ms farms.
George Emery Fer
ron and Molcn with neighborinp
farms.
ANY inquiries relating Co employ
ment viii he gladly taken up by h'
members Of the respective precincts.
Prof. r. W. Dyehes. who has beer
teaching school In 81. David, Ariz,
IA
saturday, hut only for a short sta,
and he aud Mrs. Dyches viii leave fol
summer school In a few days both
have excellent positions In the Ari
xona school for the coming winter
Cupid ON the Job.
Dan Cupid has been getting In som'
merry good work In some OF th'
towns OF Emery county OF late ana
as result. there has been a regulal
pilgrimage To the county clerks OF
flee. Eight marriage licenses Sine
Friday. the 27th. h pretty goo'
showing. and II IN very evident tina
the June bride Ia the regular thinI
this year. These towns are represen
ted by the corresponding happy cou
pies;
Ferron-Llewellyn Wrigley an'
Miss Myrtle Duncan. Henry Hansel
md Miss Adrian Petersen, j. c
Ralphs and Miss Ethel Carey Hugl
Jones and Miss May Whyman.
Huntington--oren otteson and Mis-
ella Grange. Wallace Grange ant
Miss Vernessa Tullis.
Emery-stanfor Il. Johnson AM
Miss Artimisia Foote, Archie ID. 81
monson and Miss Flossie j. Broder
ick.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Lister O
Cleveland are entertaining their frs
little stranger Ga GRID. Grandma Jen
zen came down from Sunnyside q
help show them how TO take care o
her. All concerned doing nicely.
John Anderson, another one o
Cleveland's prosperous farmers,
now sporting new car. Severe
others are thinking seriously OF fol