The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-08-02

the square and the crowd had gather.
Cd from Cleveland, Castle Dale. Mohr-
land. Price and Notwithstanding
IN whole lot" Refreshments Of a
mild nature were much In evidence
for the occasion with "a good confec-
tioncry supply Co swceten old and
young Plenty of sandwiches aud hot
coffee for those wishing something
more substantial. The brass band
was In attendance all day. dispensing
sweet strains 90 please all listening
cars. A childrcn's dance was given In
the afternoon and the celebration end
led with q big dance for adults at
night ~ o'clock the next morning
the crowd disperscd and skcdaddied
90 home quarters. and the verdict
was real good time.
A. r. johnson has Just returned TO
Huntington from n visit 10 the old
home town. Fountain Green. lie re-.
PORTS many acres % dry land grain
burning up--it u ~ hot and dry
while the woovii has almost dcvastat-
I'd the whole iuccrn crop of that
country. People are wondering what
the winter will bring with "a shortage
81 hay. Twenty dollars ton II the
common talk now.
W. hear that number at Hon. =.
X. Iirid'H family ARE here from Sal
lake city aud have gone with crowd
81 pleasure seekers up into the hcauti-
fui mountains for u breath of the fine
did pines and feast ct mountain
trout. Among them ARE Mt. and Mrs
English. Also Jcs1e u. 1ewkes and
daughter. Colleen.
! a.. A
dies Aid last Monday afternoon NJ her
Orangevillc home In very dainty
manner Tho program was u strictly
Pioneer nay one and was credit to
them.
There are two more hrandncw au-
tomohiles In orangcviiie. The boys
who were Of shearinR have nearly All
brought themselves hom. In new
cara Lou Johnson mud Robert Wood
ward each came home In one the
ether day.
The infant son % Mr.. aud Mrr Ice
Tatton of Ciawpon was taken "a or.
angeville yesterday Tor burial follow.
ing services az ClawHon.
Mrs Clara Case. SIR. aud Mrs y. NJ
lCox'a granddaughter. aud little great
granddaughter OF Salt Lake Gus ARE
visiting az OranEevilie
Mrs. Beima Earl from Salt Lake
city Is visiting friends and relatives
nt orangeyilie.
Herman Hall. just home ~ Fcrron
on n visit from training camp. had ~
accident last Friday night coming IN
from CiawHon for the dance. lie was
In a car with some companions and
tho machine was Just topping hill
and hit some loose dirt. turning over
about twice. Nobody got hurt. but
ono front wheel of the car was smash
cd into klndlinE wood and the steer.
Ing gcar was bent some, Hall missed
the dance.
". q. Jensen and family. Albert
rehraon ana family. Mr.. and Mrs
Don Bishop and Edgar Aiger. all Of
Sunnyside. have been at Cleveland for
o few DAYS and helped celebrate tho
Twenty Fourth. Several others came
down from the camps To help celc.
bbrate.
That fellow who picked up Siias
CoNs roll OF bedding out on Poison
Spring Bench ought 10 be ashamed OF
himself 20 keep II. Cox and his fam
ily need the bedding. A few years aso
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have left Il somewhere 20 be identified
but times have changed
Miss Alice johnson OF Rountitii Is
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Ivan
Johnson. at Cleveland.
Nathan knight. who recently NOV
ed his family to siEurd. IL at cleve-
land assisting his father with the
bees
Bert Nelson and children Of Gun.
nison are visiting with Mrs. Nelson's
parents Mr., and Mrs, chris Madsen,
az Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence ovcson OF
Cleveland are entertaining brand
new girl. All concerned are doing
nicely,
chris Nelson aud wife OF Ferron
had Twenty-Fourth OF July baby
girl come 20 their home.
\ Funeral services were held In En-
cry Tuesday over the remains OF Mrs,
Alvin TorgeTson. who died very sud
denly on SUNDAY. Tho deceased was
q bride OF only a few months. and had
cooked dinner Tor a large party Just
before taking critically an, passing
away some three hours later, she was
the daughter Of David Thomas OF
Wales. who. with his daughter and
the latter's husband. attended the
funeral services,
Mrs Joseph Seely (nee Florence
sinner was not able 10 accompany
her husband here To attend the funer.
al OF william J. Seely. but remained
al the Mt, Emmons home with new
baby girl 10 help keep her company.
The little one was born July 7th
ENcurslonists By the wholesale are
hieing themselves 10 the mountains
the last few days and the number will
be added 20 the coming week.
\ y. Howard Jensen. OF the Three
Hundred and Forty Eighth Field Ar
uilery writes from Camp Mills. n. r..
that he has moved east from Camp