The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-01-04
CHILD DIES AFTER
BEING BADLY
BURNED
PETER r. JOHNSON HOME FROM
FOREIGN MISSION.
Castle Dale Royalty Entcrtains Num-
bcr Of Soldier Boys Home ON Fur
Ioughs For the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
County Folks Visit Emery Friends
Personal Mention and News.

drafted men who have returned their
qucstionnaires was commenced this
week by .. w. Sittcrud and Ncphi l..
williams Of the local board. Dr. e.
r Rose of Price. the third member of
the board. failed Co show up. So far
little question has been raised as to
the right of any registrant TO the elias
sification claimed by himself, but
only three ~ those men whose claims
to deferred classification have been
passed on have thus Ear appeared.
Elder Peter r.. johnson arrived at
his homo In Huntington last Sunday
from his mission In England. lie looks
fine and seems TO be enjoying the best
81 health. a welcome was in waiting
for him on his arrival and the pro-
gram rendered at the reception was
n success. Every number answered
and an were appropriate for the occa-
sion. IL being Sunday evening the
several numbers all partook OF a sa-
cred nature. Tho church was well
filled with home friends.
The 2-ycnr-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mills OF Desert Lake was
badly burned Friday last when the
little ones clothes caught fire from a
stove. death relieving the child OF Its
mfferingn that night Funeral ser
vices were held at Victor on Sunday.
Castle Daic's soldier boys we're again
remembered last night when big
banquet was served 20 those who hap
pcned To be home Tor the holidays.
Their ladies' and parents and the par
cnts Of other boys who are In training
camps were nlno banauctcd ~ guests.
big free dance followed.
Wedding bells joined with holiday
bcils In Castle Dale yesterday noon
when NJ. u. Dalton, brother 60 Coun-
~ Attorney Dalton. on furlough from
the national army camp at Fort Riley.
Kan. and Miss Geneva Jorgcnsen.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John y.
Jorgcnrcn. were we'd, surprising o host
of friends with the suddcnncsH ~ the
happy event
Mrs. Harry j. Robinson. daughter
OF Mrs. J. &. Baker of this city, sccur.
ed divorce from her husband In u
Salt Lake City court last Saturday
Funeral services Tor the S-ycnr-old
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ProWH of Ciawron were held al that
place Thursday The bereavement II
doubiy felt ~ the father had been
called To- one uf the nearby camps 10y
the death of sister only tu be- rc.
called home hy the loss ~ his own
little one.
Mrs o. SorrnHon, jr,. leaves this
morning Tor Fountain Green. word
having been received of the death
there OF her Efandniccc. the littlr
daughter ct MIR aud MrS Thomas.
Jackson
MIR. Eilia johnson and son. tick. are
home at Huntington from Provo, They
have been absent Tor eighteen months.
Tie has but little leisure Tor visiting
aud returned Thursday. Mrs johnson
viii spend week with her parents.
Mr and Mrs J, ~ Wakefield.
Around the County.
several from Cleveland spent Christ
mas az other places Among them were
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Jenkins aud Nj.
ana Mrs Low Mortonscn. AT Provo
Mt ana Mrs. ~. a. i.amph az Castle
Date. W. r. Litstcr aud family at.Hun-
tington. Erirk Erickson and children
az Price and Mrs Maggie Richards
and daughter. l,osnnna. az Salt Lake
city
Several neighhors aud friends We're
pleasantly entertained at the home at
MIR and Mrs. -. Sorenson. IT., last
Wednesday night, honoring Mrs, Sor-
enson, whose birthday fcll on the pre-
ocding day.
Next Friday evening AT Ferron a
party is "a bc given In honor at Aus
Tin Olsen aud Ferris Nelson. two more
OF Uncle Sans volunteers. They viii
Join the engineer corps and win leave
for Salt Lake city Saturday,
Clcll Pottcy, son Ut Mr.. and Mrs, u.
A. Pettey nf Fcrron. and Wen known
throughout the county as school
teacher aud athlete of ability, ana
Miss Elsie Roberts. daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Alonzo Roberts of kanosh,
were quietly married at Price laH'
Saturday. Pettcy has AN eNcellem ~"
sitiun la the schools at HiaWathH' -"
thr happy couple viii max" Wv"
home there for the winter
Mira Paul Judd has been aa" ,.,,n
.ousiv M the past wv"
rheumatism a.. aud
.rn. infant daughter at MT anu
srnomas Bawdon of cleNolehu mas
n".n critically 40 for the past l'W
davs but ~ now somewhat lmproN'u'
Edgar Ward OF Cleveland has been
confined to his bed for several daNs
with severe throat trouble.
There was dance at Davis hall
nj cleveland on Christmas, otherwls'
the holiday have been very quiet
However. folks there have been Ia
lvored with visit from several old
Presidents from the camps. Among
them were Joseph and George Stokes
land families of Black Hawk, willard
lNielson and family OF storrs, Mr. ano
Mrs. Ray COwley ct Sunnysidc, j. 7
Johnson aud family OF Price, Mis-
Ruth Whimpcy of Salt Lake city
Harry Williams from standardville
lana George white and Tally Evan
from black Hawk.
Il G. n. Rash and family ol Grace
Ida, are about Ia be fullfledged resi-
, ldents OF Castle Dale, having trade,
! some OF their Idaho property 10 Heo
tor Evans former county recorder
land receiving the Evans farm east o