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

Mrs. l.. u. Metz. Mrs. p. r. $40.
panskcy. Mrs Y. n. Boss and Miss
Frances WEIGH journeyed TO Price yes
tcrday evening and were initiated into
the mysteries OF the order Eastern
star. They were accompanied BY
Miss Margaret Audsiey and Mrs. II.
Mc1ver. who assisted In putting On
the work.-Heiper Times. 18th.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday as usual Sunday
school at 10 o'clock OF the forenoon,
followed by preaching at ~ o'clock.
Subject Of sermon. Facts" Special
music Epworth League at 7:3O Of
the evening. Topic "A Half Life or a
whole which 90 'The pastor. II.
T. Zciders. extends a cordial welcome
to all services.
Determined that they win never
again be robbed by paving fifty-five
dollars ton for hay. sheepmpn in the
Watson and Vernal section are build
ing huge steel bins To- store cottonseed
cakes in and will winter their stock
In severe weather on this sort Of feed
NJ. a. Smith and David Smith are the
pioneer builders Of the great steel
bins Eight other bins are being built
in Ashley Valley.
y. ~. Hammond. representative
from Grand county In the state legis-
iaturc. intends Go again ask the state
TO reimburse Grand county FOR the
$500 Il expended In 1918 for the
building of the bridge across the
Green river NJ Eigin This bill was
passed by both houses at the last leg-
stature but was vetoed by former
Governor Spry when n went to him
for his signature.
Fees collected by the state board OF
BARRIERS In 1915. according to the re-
port Of the board filed with the gov-
ernor Tuesday. totaicd t20be and the
disbursements FOR the same period ag-
grcgated t203t7i. The report says
the BARRIERS Of the state show dis
position 60 conform to state laws and
that few prosecutions for violations
have been necessary.
The farmers " Wellington met at
the meeting house In that town Mon
! day evening and organized the first
farmers club In Carbon county. the
work being done by Wallace Sullivan.
county agricultural agent The Of
fcers are a. \. Hansen. president;
l.. u. IIamblin. vice president. Leon
ard GrundviE secretary; w. =. Hill.
treasurer. and A. r. Marshall director.
Martin Anderson has JUS, finished
filling all the private ice houses In
town with Ice from his pond cas, Of
town. having put up something like
five hundred tons. lie says this IL the
hest ice he hnA pit up for some time.
being clear andtrcv from dirt. with
the ice plant closed. Price consumers
win be up against II this summer Tor
Ice. and those having houses are for
'unato In putting up a good supply.
John Manning. alias John Estes.
and J. l.. Morrison. charged with hold
ing up and rohbing Orvillo urundvig
Thursday evening of last week near
the Denver and Rio Grande freight de-
pot. had hearing before Justice
Hammond yesterday and were bound
over Co the district court under $500
bond. They failed o. secure bonds
and are now confined In the count,
: iail awaiting the next term uf court.
Glen BaiiinEer returned Monday
from Salt Lake city. where he hai
! been In attendance nj the bedside 81
; his wife. lie reports her condition ~
! the main improving. The casts have
; been taken of her arm and she Il
; able 90 move that member slightly
! with the prospect that she viii regaif
, the full use OF H. She has been up IN
} wheel chair a couple OF times ant
will probably nov get stronger rap
, ldly.-Ieiper Times. 18th.
. The anticipation. Of the public for /
} larger and better junior prom till
J year will be grgtiftrd on the asa o
, February say INC prom officials. Thei
=. also promise 90 |pelect the best must
? clans In the county 10 play for TN