The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-12
-FOUR OF EMERY'S
TOWNS co OVER
QUICKLY
OTHERS SHOW UP WELL ~ THE
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN.
Funeral Services For Mrs. Esther
Grange. One of the oldest Residents
~ Huntington. Very Largely At
tcndc,I--Social aud Personal News
Of the County over to the South.

land. Elmo. Orangevillc and Clcyc-
land In the order named. are the four
towns In Emery county having the
right to fly honor Flags after the third
liberty loan campaign. Castle Dale's
quota Of thirty-six hundred was over
subscribed by two hundred dollars al
Z o'clock this afternoon. Huntington.
Lawrence and others are close behind.
Thirty thousand H. To- be raised locally.
according Co the allotment Mohrland
subscribed $500. quota. $500; Elmo.
$3.50. quota. 5000; Orangevillc,
$500. quota. $4,000; Cleveland. $3.50.
quota. $4,000.
Orangcvilie surely has Red Cross
committee of true American blood
ladies who are ever ready 10 assist In
any way 20 help the cause. and doing
everything they can 90 win this war
Their first attempt u great evidence
81 their ability. Last Monday evening
they gave a dance IN Social Hall.
which was beautifully decorated while
the music was grand. AZ about io:3o
o'clock they ratified OFF cake which
brought them a good round sum. The
lucky lady gladly returned the cake
and II was cut up and sold out at five
cents n piece. II being a fine large
fruitcakc. n few more dollars was re.
allied. The cake was n credit Go the
committee and was beautifully decor
ated with small red crosses on the
white covering with large red cross
standing In the center. The ballroom
was packed and all had q very nice
time. Miss Alice Reid II chairman of
the committee and the members are
Mrs J. .. Luke. Mrs. Howard Reid,
Mrs. Dell Peacock. Mis- Ruth Pea
cock. Mrr. Ruth Robci tson and Mrs.
ed Reid.
Peter ilaAmuHsen'H daughters from
Moion came near having n bad acct
dent Wednesday The girls had COM
plctcd their shopping at Fcrron and
had left their outfit for few mo-
monts when the horse became fright
ened and ran away. scattering gro
ceries aud dry goods and buggy In
different parts of town. Luckily. no
one was hurt.
The liberty bond meeting held at
Ferron Wednesday night In the audit
forum was huge success although
q. a. Marcuren OF Price. the main
speaker OF the evening. failed 60 ap.
pear. Dr. Bruce Easlcy took hts
place ana he proved himself Co be .
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tine program and a period OF dancing
wound up the evening.
George Pettcy Ia back at Ferron
from Price. where he went 90 act his
automobile which he had left there
for repairs on his way In from the
reservation. Some difficulty was ex-
pericnced IN getting extras for his
car.
bishop Heber 81. Leonard has had
the waterpipes laid onto the tithing
lot at Huntington and has a watering
trough Installed. besides n feed man
ger. 30 that stock may be fed there.
Bishop wilford Petersen. Joseph
Zwahicn. VIII Dugmore and Misses
olivia Andersen and Pernellie Thomp-
son are Forron attendants az confer
enee.
Niels ]. Christensen IL back at Fer.
ron from "A trip around the world.
said trip taking up the better par, Of
a week.
Good woman's Funeral.
Funeral services over the remains
% Mrs Esther Grange. which were
held at Huntington last sunday. were
largely attended. the deceased having
been a favorite for her untiring pub
Tic services. The people gathered
from far and near 20 witness the last
ead rites for her. over four hundred
OF her friends having gathered In the
church for the occasion. sixty.six
OF her own relatives were present. and
six OF her sons acted AZ pallbearers.
Mrs Orange was the mother OF four
teen children and ten OF them were
present at the funeral. The speak
ers at the services were John y. Wake
field. an acquaintance OF her youth.
w. A. Guymon. another near neigh
Dor and playmate OF their younger
days; Albert collard. who crossed the
ocean from Engiand--land OF their
birth--on the same ship; Peter Mel
son, a thirty-year acquaintance and
neighbor. All tried 20 select words
90 tell Of her exceptionally good quail
tiles. but acknowledged that words
failed 20 tell Il. stake President Owe
son and his cOunselora. Elders Alma
q. Jewkes and A. y. Wall. were also
in attendance and spoke feelingly OF
the deceased. Bishop ID. Heber Leon
ard was the concluding speaker. Eli
der J.. II. Killpack offered the invo-
cation. Former bishop Antoine Mel
son the benedietion. and Elder Peter
Nelson dedicated the grave.
william Dugmore. merchant and
general good fellow OF Ferron, and
Miss olevia Andersen, daughter OF
Mrs. Maria Andersen. also OF Ferron
and a very popular young woman OF
that town, were escorted 10 Price by
Mayor Henry Thompson OF Ferron
last Monday on their way 10 Salt Lake
City. where they were 10 be married
In the temple. Miss Pernellie Thomp-
son ch0peroned them the rest OF the
WY.
Miss Laura Rasmussen has taken
Miss Anderson's place as clerk In the
Ferron Mercantile store.
President and Mrs. Lars II. oveson.
President A. u. Wall. clsvk and Mrs..
q. sorenson. Jr., Prof. A. l. Beelsy,
Mrs. Mary oregersen. hrs. Emmer j.