The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-07-13

ipu"r aud other things intoxicating
Tor ih" celebration of the Fourth Of
july. SIX automobiles with their oc.
'up1uis were taken In about 9 o'clock
last "Wednesday morning by county
ana .iu Officers az the Huntington
bridge. Later the county Jail NJ Cas-.
ur Dale was pretty well stocked with
lirc water and beer.
Sheriff % W sittrtud. County AT.
t"rnry o. W Dalton. Marshal 4. q.
/ Livingston uf Castle Dale. Marshnt
Robert Davis ~ Orang,,iiie and
| county physician e. r i,osc composed
th" party which campcd ON the bridge
aud had closeup Views ~ some pretty
well frightened YOUNG mon w. they
we're told 60 stop their convcyanccs
and submit tu search
The brakes on couple of cars are
understood ~ have worked improper
| IS until the command to plug him. q"
given hl one ~ the members 81 the
search party rcmedicd the brake
troubles with the least possible lack
~ time. These parties came to their
doom ne they drew onto the bridge In
the order named
Buggy. driven by Emrls Morgan ~
Huntington. ana occupied by McAr-
thur hoy and Franklin boy.
Automobile driven by A. a. Leon.
ara ~ Huntington. and occupied by
Teen" Leonard. Doc" Johnson. Os-
car Majors and a man named Carter.
Automobile. driven by Oscar Ras.
murs'n ~ Fcrron and occupied by v.
warchnm, John Palmer. ~ Nelson
ana Dave Wnrrham.
Automobile. driven by y. \. Nelson
II Castle Dale and occupied by VIII
Cash and willard Peterson.
Automobile. driven by Leroy Taylor
nf uranRcyille. and occupied hy Bryan
| Fox Reuben Hawks. Elmer Guymon
and Bryan u. Jowkca
Automobile. driven by if r. Milton
~ Castle Dale. aud occupied hy 4. Al
dfich Lorenzo Cook ana Earl kuf.
ford
Automobile. driven hy Cecil nay ~
Castle Dale. occupied hy John Ham
brick. ". Nelson. James Warner and
Glen Stewart,
The ear driven by Nelson Was COM
Wandered hy the offircrH " having
u truck body aud was laden with the
appropriated wet goods taken from II
aud the other outfits That IT, q was
loaded g. fuil capacity ana the rest
was stored In the car occupied hy the
Officers
so arrests were made ~ the time
let taking over the booze but theH'
win follow IN a DAY or two. immcdl'
atoiy after which the iuutlc" courts
win begin their whoicEal" grinding
Pioneer Woman Pas>cs.
Mrs. Mary r.. Anderson died az En-
cry Saturday. June 3oth. Tier health
has not been the best Tor the pas
couple ~ years. although she wal
able 60 attend her work until th'
morning of June seth when she wal
attacked with severe crampinE SPELL
from which she never obtained rclie
until death came Mrs, Anderson
was born al Provo. July n, 1853, ans
was the daughter 81 Wiley Payne All
rcd aud Elizabeth Davis Her faihe
was one ul the hodyguard Of tn
prophet Joseph smith. la her child
hood she moved with her parents q
sanpctr county and lived there unit
she moved o. Emery Ia 1858. shi
was married o. Andrew Anderson u
IIST0 aud was the mother OF elEh
children. an 81 whom survive hef
They are wiley r.. Mrs. Mary Wor
lthlngton. Andrew r.. Mrs Elizabeth
Hansen. George y. Sanford, Mrs. Am
mon Foote and Warren Anderson
she Also had thirty-eight grandehil
ldr.n and one great grandchild. Mr'
Anderson was practical nurse an
f,ilowed the vocation OF midwH
during the greater part Of her life
IN. endured many hardshlps ineiden
40 pinneer life and the settlement OF
new country. She was deeply devote
40 her family and noted for her non
esty and integrity
The members OF the YOUNG iadiei
,ssociation al Cleveland gave bun
ATE shower last Friday night az IN
Tsmph home In honor Of Mrs, Chris
A, Nadsen Lamph. A very enjoyabl
evening was spent playing games, re
freshments were served and sever
useful presents were given
Jimmie Nelson. who has been en-
Moved for some time at htorrs,
visiting with his parents at cievelan'
Among those spending the Fonrl
| IN cleveland from outside places WEI
lanes Il. Johnson from sunnysld
Toseph Rasmu ssen from Helper, MI
yern Avery from Castle Gate. And
Eastabrook from Standard. fhomi
n. Lamph and Robert Whitehead
Rlack Hawk and W. y. cowley an
samuel Davis OF storrs, together VII
their families.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Whimpey
| Cleveland spent the Fourth In sui
ny.dde with their daughter, Mrs. Ca
rle Cowley
The Fourth passed OFF very success
full, al Cleveland with an eNoellel
parade, program. sports-everythiI
no make the day lively. The con
mittee turned over 20 tn town boai
between six and seven dollars cas-
besides about twenty-five dollar
worth OF decorations.
John Taylor OF orangeville suffer-
come damage 20 his car last Saturd'
when he went 20 crank Il after sto
ming Il on the grade near the orang
vile mill Before he could get In q