The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-01-05

CASTLE DALE. Dee. 3O.-The pom
ulace Of Castle Dale were rudciv
awakened from post Christmas sium-
Der last Tuesday morning early when
a trio Of dynamite shots were set ofr
In the rear Of the ward house. Luck
lily. they were timed TO GO off scpar-
atcly or some Ut the buildings In the
vicinity would undoubtedly have col.
lapscd. As " was there were some
thirteen window pancs In the meet.
Ing house and eight pnncs In the dis
trict school house that were broken
In Wholesale order. while other build
ings In the vicinity suffered to n
greater or less degree.
Castle Dale was again shocked by
the grim reaper yesterday noon when
word came that Mrs. Mabel Haworth
tncc Sociyb had died ut her home In
Wyoming Word OF her serious ill-
ness had preceded the fatal word q
short time and her mother. Mrs. or
angc Scciy. Jr had Just left on the
stage when the later word arrived.
u takes hut = day or two away
from ones Castle Valley home To- con-
vince him that his home right here
" the equal of or superior to- any
other section of the state with the
upstate section Of Utah fairly smo.
thered In snow and various cities cut
off from mail communication Tor as
much as three days at stretch. We
have Just cause 10 congratulate our
selves here In Emery county where
such thing ~ even slight incon-
vcniencc In the securing Of fuel ~ al
most anything else " unknown.
The town OF Castle Dale viii give n
reward ~ nry dollars for information
that win convict the party or parties
who set of explosives on the public
or meeting house square In Castle
Dale ON the morning of December
2gth.
Peter Johanscn returned laHt sun
day from a brief visit upstate.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl brandon are
spending the holidays with local rel
ativcs.
Miss Ruth Lund entertained several
friends with nm oyster supper at her
home last Tuesday evening.
Misses Efne Day aud Leah uick-
man are down from HALT Lake city
visiting home folks and friends
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Castle DALI Telephone
company viii be- held nt the town hail
on Monday, January sth.
James Brinkerhon of Lawrence re-.
turned Thursday with his wife from
Salt Lake city. where the latter has
been IN the hospital
n. e. Miller was elected tu take the
place uf Hector Evans ~ precinct
chairman ~ the democratic party nt
n primary held for TINT purpose last
Tuesday evening.
The s-wcckn old baby girl uf Mr..
and MnA Thomas Guymun died last
Thursday night after u short Illness.
Hector r. Evans. county recorder.
who recently moved his family tu og-
dvu. whor, his vile b. recovering
nicely from series ct operations. has
been IN castle Dale the past week
looking after som" uf his hurinrrs
affairs IT, viii remain here during
next week.
Mrs Ella WncuN WIS summoned Ia
FuirVicW recently hN the serious M
ness at the little son "t her daughter.
Mrs. NrWvll cox tncr DnN.l \ hate
report has II that the little one passed
away "Wednesday
City Justice -. Surensen. IT,. ~
Castle Dale Wns called Ia Frrron last
Tuesday to act a. Ferron's Justice pro
tenn IN the adjustment of u quintet ut
eases developing from a too liberal
enjoyment at Christmas cheer,
Funeral services TOT the infant son
of MIR. and Mrs. s. \, Algor which died
last Tuesday were held at the home
yesterday afternoon. Elders u. q, Mil
Ter at Castle Dale ana j, Frank Kill
liam Of orangcyillr being the speak
eTs
Victor ungcrman. "a former rest
dent at Castle Dale. who h now maxi
Ing his home az Mountain Home on
the reservation b. visiting In the ruun-
~ on his return from u business trip
Ia Salt Lake City. tie Is enjoying
quite an era Of prosperity In his new
home and h looking fine
Friends here are IN receipt nf word
from y. T.. Jensen uf Nj. Pleasant
who h. wintoring AZ Long Beach. GAIA,
lie wishes us u merry Christmas this
year and a sugar factory next year
lie viii be- remembered as one of thus
who assisted in the tirclcss campaign
Tor acreage In last springs sugar beet
campaign.
Herbert Bauden, the little son uf
MIR. and MI. Thomas Baudrn uf
| Cleveland who was 80 badly cut some
time ago, is now improving.
Cleyeland's school closed Thursday,
| December 2lst, Ia reopen next Tues
day, January I'd, ana AN excellent en-
tertainment consisting of program
| free refreshments and dance was
given the night of closing They also
gave short prulram Friday morn
ing and AN exhibition of their work
which was very crrditablr.
! Saturday, December ESD, the relief
society and primary at Cleveland gave
"a fair which was very successful A
program was given In the dag aud
also In the evening, followed los a
dance. Many beautiful things were
on display Lunch was served.
Al the Cleveland students went