The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-08

ter and It's auNtliarieH the good Wofk
OF the organization u increasing by
leaps and bounds a big shipment OF
finished supplies was sent off the first
Of the week. II has been held up
somewhat longer than expected az
some OF the articles were little slow
in coming In. The shipment Included
twonty-one bedshirta. seventeen bed
Jackets. ten pairs Of operating leg
ginRp. five pairs Of bcdsocks. ten OPP
Grating gowns. eight pairs of bandag-
ing legginEs. sixteen sheets. eighty
two pairs Of socks. forty-two pairs Of
wristieta and two helmets. shipment
was made 20 Denver. Colo, where
headquarters % the mountain division
are maintained. A large quantity of
additional material. purchased at the
different stores throughout the coun-
~. ~ being distributed and In process
of working up and n will not be long
before another shipment IL ready. II
has been found that goods for work
ing up may be bought cheaper right
here In the county than shipped IN
from Denver. and a policy of buying
az home whenever possible II being
pursued by the officers OF the CHAP
ter.
Mrs. Hans wickman spent a couple
of days this week visiting relatives and
friends In Emery.
Sam Johnson and his son. Maurice.
are slowly recovering at Orangcvillo
from the very severe illness which
they have had Tor some time.
Miss Irene sittcrud has returned
TO her labors ~ clerk In the Crawford
Luke store at OranKcville, looking
greatly refreshed after her visit with
her sisters at the camps
Mr.. and Mrs. va Fox are az or
angevilir 90 nee old friends and chill
drcn Everyone " glad to see them
enjoying themselves In their fine new
ear.
WIN Tuttic H. ALSO home again at
Orangryilie. glad 20 see everybody
and everybody glad 20 see him.
The YOUNG Ladies aud Young Mems
associations certainly mad. "a great
INT last evening at Orangrviilc In pre-
Henting the play. The Fortune Hun
ter" They were nearly all young
people who have n.vcr played before.
but u would be- hard a. make those
who did not know believe u was some
ut their first trials, Tor they did fine
work and everyone enjoyed u very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doll Peacock OF or
angoyiiio were happily surprised n
few nights ago by a crowd OF friends
who. with al kinds of good things a.
cat. called on them o. remind them
90 the fact that u was Mrs. Peacock
birthday All were glad they went
tor they had a fine time.
Howard Reid has come back Co or
anEcvilic from the camps and expects
TO put Ia hiE crop "a help feed IN,
soldier boys. They all win likely soof
be returning for the SEASONS WORK
ON the farms
John nohieen of Fcrron has put
part of the winters spare time 10 Nor'
profitable advantage. Tie has beer
trapping "A little and has caught sons
twelve or fourteen nice coyotes. TN
hides bringing him about ten dollar
apiece besides the bounty.
], n. Olsen aud Chris Nelson %
Ferron were compelled a. make
hurried trip 90 salt Lake city thi
week In behalf OF the Rochester Fla
people.
aay Ralphn has Just returned q
RNerron from Black Hawk. lie report
that the mine II not working as stead
now a. tAflirF III hh' NihHfs
Around the County.
Mira virginia Caldwell. wife O
Hlahop Caldwell al Molen. gave brit
20 twin girls Saturday. and both it'll
ones are doing fine. but the mothe
died al midnight. leaving a huaban'
and eight young children. The funeT
al services are 10 be held on Friday
David Christensen Of Molen IA
been suffering from a bad attack o
pain In the head and ears for owe
two weeks. hut II now able 10 b
about again,
Mrs n. q. Hansen, who died a
Molen January 2sth. was the last sur
Viving child OF the late Patriarcl
Isaac Morley. lovingly known through
out the state as Father Morley. an
Hannah n. Finch Morley. she wa
born March &c. 1859. From earl
girihood 20 the time Of her deaf
Mrs. Hansen had been a faithful Lat
ter-day Saint in every sens. that IN
term implies. She was married 1
Hans q. Hansen on January 3. 1870
"a. r. Rasmussen, former bishop a
Moien and member OF the hig
council, was one of the speakers a
the services. but was overlooked I
the Writeup Of her funeral and he
death. Elder Hanson acted as coun
selOr Co bishop Rasmussen AT IN
time he presided In that capacity q
Moien. and the latter spoke In glow
ing terms OF the beautiful and usetu
life of the deceased.
Lloyd Nelson. another Ferron vol
unteer. writes from Kelly Field, Tex
and signs his name with sergean
prefix.
Tuesday evening "A soldiers farewe
party was given In honor Of Jerom
Asay, Farley Anderson and phil Carr
e fine program being rendered. FOL
lowed by dancing. The affair wa
given by the town board. Assay an
Anderson are registered In Carbon
son are both registered In carbol