The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-06


OF the Ephraim 20 Orangcvliie roa,
connecting ssnpcte and Emery coun
ues' agreement 60 construct which
was duly entered into some time az,
by the federal highways office. IN.
state road commission and tho conn
ties affected. and that bid was turned
down ON account Of it, eNcessiv,
amount The bid was for approxi
matcly $4,000. or something iik,
$4,000 over the engineers estimate
and " u reported that ". J. Finch
district federal engineer. was disgust.
cd not alone with the outraReou,
amount uf the bid submitted. hut also
with the circumstances surrounding
H. That the people affected by the
rejection ~ the bid were dlsappnint.
ed y putting II very tame. an hopes
after hopes have been conferred on the
building ~ this road and tho connsc-
ton between the two counties 90 be
given thereby. hut the end IL not set
and. " present prospects are consum-
mated. bids will boz again asked for
with the people ~ Ephraim. Orange
VILE aud Castle Dale guaranteeing 90
submit bid or bids that will come
within the estimate. In fact. this
guarantee has been given and the
routine process ~ road,crtising FOR
bids should he under way soon.
Grandma Sarah ifuusokocpcf has
been very poorly this summer and. ~
she H. getting veil along In years.
some ~ hct children have come a. SEQ
her. lier youngest daughter. Emma.
has moved iu FOR tho winter Her
Epn-in.law aud daughter Mr. and
Mrs Ucrt MaNncid. are also here.
J. W Nixon. IT.. came back In
Huntington last week 10 SOC old
friends aud visit his parents before
leaving fpr Camp i,il'y, Kan iIc be-
longs 60 the medical corps and u a
first lieutenant "" lett sunday
morning for the camp. There are
Nix NOR" ~ our hu,a o. follow IN %
few days. but they have not learned
b. what camp the, will 60 There
was surial fur them "wednesday
evening
Mr. and Mrs X Reid IT Orange
willie have just received telegram
from their son. Ciairmoni. nt camp
stanley. Leon Spring.. TrN.. a. tho
effect that he had Just received his
commission o. first lieutenant In
the signal corps 90 the United States
army and has beer Transferred 90
Fort i.eayenwofth. Kan. and was 60
start for that post August esth. lie
has been stationed at Camp Stanley
Tor the past three ana half months
attending the Officers training school
there aud passed with high percent.
age In his favor Ito h. -ndeayorinE
To- get furlough "a come home Tor y
few days
Cleveland Mutuals have organized
with Clarence Oyeron president. A, y.
johnson. first counselor, MILFORD Lar.
sen. second COUNSELOR Harry Morton
son. secretary, fot the YOUNG mems
organisation. and llilda Otterrtrom.
president; Sarah u. Snow, firHt coun-
seinr. Myrtl" Mort.nHcn, second coun.
scior. and Pearl Snow, secretary for
the Young ladies
Mrs. Earl brandon entertained the
ladies ~ the Pleasure club at hor
home "Wednesday afternoon.
Pcrron Woman Passes.
Mrs. n. 4. Rasmussen. Sr.. who has
been IN Tor numher 81 years, died
at Ferron last Monday, Funeral ser
wees Were held "wednesday In the
ward meeting house attended hy q
large number 81 friends from M0len.
Castle Dale and ornngeville, Elders
IA. 4. Hansen at Mol'n and -, J, An
dersen 81 Castle Dale, old friends OF
the deceased. spoke at her good NE
and invoked comfort for the hersaved
family. Bishop J. 4. Caldwell OF Mo-
len aud President lars. v. ovoSon OF |
castle Dale also spoke. Former Bish-
on IL. A. Nelson ~ Ferron offered the
invocation and Elder Peter r. Peter
SON the benedlction Elder q, sof-
ep.on. Jr.. 81 Castle Dale dedicated |
the grave NJ the cemetery. The de-
ceased. with hr husband. made her
home In Molen for many years where
the latter was bishop. Ten or Uhe
sons and daughters, all who survive
the deceased. were present ~ the
death 81 their mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ y, Jewkes o. or
gave a dinner Just Tor rola-
tives yesterday afternoon ana ~ th'
evening all the parents oi soiui''
hONH who nave gum N'i''f 49, !
Young people were entertained IN su'n
4 manner as will he long remembered
The trees were al decorated IN the
national coiors with lights every
where. Miss Jennie Crawford, MIS-
ruth Peacock. Reuben ana MeI"I"
iowEes ana Reid Cox furnished mu-
u. There we're al kinds OF games
~ well as dancing Everybody en-
,oyed a real ripe peach feast. af.er
which they were served WIN ~
,rsam ana a dainty lunch
Huntington Beehive Girls gave
.osioi Tor the old folks last TUESDAY:
About flfty Of those over 80 years oi
Zoe we're present and enjoyed Iou'
nie Of hours of program
'a,,,ne ana Joking which they
I,nSd mn al the table and were busy
,nr an hour sampling the daint'es '""'
we're placed before them IL
Two lawn parties were gwen ~ Z
This week In honor OF our
,n,d,er boys One was gwen ~ me
.nme NJ Mr. and Mrs O. X cursis
no have son who Is now so }
W. M ,n France" All kinds OF games