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

with Mrs Edward Bell at Zion and
from there goes 10 Levan. her former
homo Cor a visit with relatives. Mrs
zen has been guest at the Acker.
man home for some time.
Charles onl Leon Vachcr. who
have their sheep In Uintah county
where they have large tract OF graz
ing ground. are spending a few DAYS
at home with their families. They re-
port the range In that country as ex-
ceptionally good.-Provo Herald. 9Th.
p. }. Easley general manager OF
the Denver and Rio Grande. has re-
turned 10 Denver. Colo. after being
AT the front of the big washout west
OF Castle Gate for several days lie
stopped nt Helper Tuesday en- route
ana Is likely 60 return the coming
week
DR. and Mrs r.. NJ. Neher and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. johnson OF Castle
Gait were visitors In Price last satur.
day evening coming down by auto
mobile. The rain Of that DAY from
the Blue Cut west put the roads In
excellent condition Tor motoring for
several days
Robert McKune left Price sat
urday evening for Colorado Springs.
Colo. his second trip there during the
past two weeks. lie received word
Friday that his sister. AIRS. NJ X Dan
noVik. had passed away The funeral
was held Sunday last. burial being In
the Colorado city
M =. nraffet came down from
Salt Lake city Tuesday evening TO
look after several cases In court NJ
frico and 90 check up. az " were. on
numerous private matters tie states
that the new law firm Of King a
Braffrt has all the business II can
reasonably look after.
Claude y. BAKER. the Helper at
torncl. ~ here today with several
eases In district court. Tie has been
ordered to Join his command OF the
Utah national guard hy the bth Of
August for which he recently volun.
teercd, lie IL trying 20 clean up his
business IN the meantime.
Clarence n. stevenson. Jr.. and
bride tMirs Charlotte Christine Campl
were In Price this week visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. g. H Stevenson. sr., on
their way to Castle Gate. where the
former Il an smpioyc Of Utah Fuel
company. The couple was married
ON June 1oth. last. at Corning. Ia.
II n. Morrison 81 Salt Lake city
has returned a. his home after being
az Helper several days on matters
/ Al
tratinn Of poHtoffico affairs az IN.
railroad town. The government H.
suing Morrison and his bondsmcn for
n sum In excess Of six hundred dol.
lars.
DR. y. y. Estes OF standard was
In Price Tuesday. The mine started
up again the day he was here. and
viii be sending out ita usual output
AZ soon ~ railroad conditions through
Price River Canyon are once more
normal Utah Power and Light COM
pany H. getting along quite well with
IT, power line into that camp. conuid-
cring the scarcity OF labor.
Prof OrHon Ryan. who comes a.
Carbon county NJ superintendent OF
schools from the Jordan district. Il
here this week and soon viii be Joined
by his family. lie II In the mean.
time familiariEinE himself with the
WORK 10 be- taken up, Also. getting
acquainted with the people In zen.
cral not only In Price. but through.
out the county
MIR and Mrs. Tom Avcrlli OF
payHon were In Price this week visit.
Ing with the parents Of each. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas FoutH and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Ayerill. The young man went
from here Ca Tooclo early In the bal
season Co pitch for the club there
but quit the aggregation recently. i'
IL now driving a machine from Pay
son TO Nophl. making the former cit,
his home.
Ill. A. PinegRr was up from Wei
llngton Saturday last for a big bot oI
Sun printing that was done for hin
during the past week. Crops nevel
looked better than they do at THU
time" said he, land Wellington PEG
pie viii have plenty for Themselves
and coolies 60 sIsre." Farmers dowI
that way have AN abundance of watc
and the first crop OF hay II Immense
other growing things are promising
we'll
Mrs. George NJ. Miller OF Hunt
ington and daughter, Miss Enid, wor
In Price Saturday. Mrs. Miller state
that Emery county viii have tire hes
crops for many seasons and every
thing aroJid her town looks eNcep
tionally well. Merchants are puttinl
In big stocks for the fall trade. Will
the Castle Valley bank In which her
self and her husband are largely la
tercsted, IL increasing la business AM
deposits right along.
Mrs, Lydia Avery Of Wellington
! accompanied by Miss Myrtle Coleman
) ~ Miller Creek neighboThood, wer
callers az The Sun office last Tues
day. being here by automobile. Gro
prospects In the two sections Of th
county. says these ladies, are excep
tionaliy good at this season. All th
farmers % the south of this city ar
getting plenty OF water for their crop
from the big canal, while WeiiingtO
h not suffering in the least
Mr.. and Mrs. n. g, Smith eXpee