The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-05-04
FUNERAL SERVICES
HELD FOR MRS.
DUGM0RE
FOUR MORE FERRoN BOYS EN-
Lust FOR THE ARMY.
Castle Dale Ward Wins special Ac-
uVity Pennant-Old Folks TO he
Entertained Next Tucsday--Otbcr
Happenings Prom the County over
South.

services over the remains OF Mrs.
William Dugmore. who died Sunday
at Ferron after n prolonged illness.
were held last Wednesday In the
meeting house at that place. the
funeral being one OF the largest at
tended ever held In Ferron. Opening
prayer was offered by Elder Earl
Barney and the choir sang appro-
pirate pieces. The speakers were
Elders John zwahien. Christian X.
Jcensen. and Nathaniel Crawford. and
closing remarks were made by Bishop
Victor u. Nelson. All spoke encour-
agingly to the gricving husband and
children. The closing prayer was Of
fered by Elder Abraham 0reenhaigh
and the grave was dedicated by Elder
Wilford Petersen. The casket was
banked with floral pieces. remem-
bianCcs of the host OF friends the
family has In Ferron and other towns
OF the county. Mary I. Jensen Dug
more was born May IL. 1851. In ben.
mark She was married To- william
Dugmorc In the Mant temple In July.
1901. and they first made their home
In Sunnysidc. moving TO Ferron in
1905 where they have resided since.
The deceased was worker In the
ward where she lived. fiilinE differ
ent positions In primary. religious
class. and the Mutual Improvement
association work. She leaves huH-
band. three sons and daughter
ranging In age from seven Co fifteen
years. an aged father two brothers
and five sisters. one brother. Alma,
resides at Ferron. She was n mother
devoted 10 her family and her home.
and died with fun faith In the over
lasting gospel which had been her
hope through life.
Fcrron h getting a rather good. long
start Of the other towns OF the county
In the way Of furnishing men for
Uncle Sam. four moro OF her best
boys having decided TO join the colorH
the past week. which. with the three
already In the service. maken seven
fine young fellows this town has fur
nished Tor the defense OF the country.
The new recruits are Ellwood Ralphs.
Sidney Petersen. virRuH Olsen and
Bryant Nelson A big farewell party
was To be- given AZ Ferron In their
honor last night and they will pass
through town this morning In a Raily-
decorated ear aud escorted by rvlR-
tives and prominent citizens OF Fer
ron. who cannot hut feel proud OF the
magnificent example set by the boys.
Asrcci ulting officer will meet them at
Price and they will bc examined and
sent on 10 the training camps. We
did not learn what division OF the
service the youngsters had enlisted
for Tho other forron boys already In
training camps are Lyle Killpack. who
Joined In Idaho. Jay Hansen. and a
wayman boy
Having postponed the regular AN.
nual old folks party until such "a time
as the weather might be- depended up
on. tho members of the committee are
now buSily rushing things along with
next Tuesday set az the day for the
affair. Al widows residing In thu
ward viii ALSO be- invited Co attend and
Join In the good time.
with an. average of S.53 points per
member enrolled la the Mutual Inn
provement association. the local as
ISOLATION was awarded the stake pen
nant Tor special activity work of the
past season. This work consists Of
reading good books. one of which H.
the New Testament. public speaking
defamation. rctold stories, dramas
and other intellectual work along this
line.
Under the direction at the Nom
hers ui the Bay View Reading club. a
lfly-swatting campaign win begin next
Monday. ten cents a pint to be paid
Tor an dead flies turned In, The flies
are a. bee taken a. the residence 81
Mrs. George A. liuker. secretary treas
urvr uf the club, between the hours of
aud I In the morning and she win
pay the amount due, A. u, Keller,
manager at the local Coop, has Of
frred a. give away one hundred NY
swattrrs In order o. help the cause
along and Il h hoped everyone viii
iuin In and help make the campaign
la big lccess,
The sad word Of tie untimeb ana
sudden death at Green River of chris
Fritz. one at that towns most proni
nent citigcns. was received with snr-
row hy local friends the firrt of the
week. The deceased has done great
deal Ia bring Green River 20 an,
front aud has ever been loyal to tho
community and the whole county.
The name OF Bernard Hansen of El-
mo WAS to be- seen among the list ol
recruits who passed the examination
az Price this week, hut the name of
tho Widc-awake little community
which he viii represent, was not givcr
credit for his enlistment which h n,
more than to be expected, since th'
dispatch 90 the salt Lake daily wa
sent In from Price.
Mrs Harold q. Jensen lrft las
"Wednesday tor AN extended visit viii
her parents In Mt Pleasant
o Mrs. Leona James Of Price Is visit
ing with her parents, MI and Mrs
Orange Seely, Jr, and family.
Mrs. n. w. Dalton entertained th'
ncmbers Of the liay View i,cadnl
club at her home last Wednesday.
Graduating exercises Of the loca
eighth grade were held In he socia
, hall last night attended by arg,
I crowd OF interested parents am
friends,
Mrs. Harry ]. Robinson and littl
!, daughter Ruby visited with Mrs. Rob
inson's mother, Mrs. George A. Baker
last Saturday and sunday returnin