The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-05

make the afternoon pleasant one
cheerfuliy performed their duty. A
committee was chosen and that town
now expects TO be on hand for any
thing that may be expected OF H.
Mr.. and Mrs. wilford Humphrey oi
Orangevillo are rejoicing over the ar
rival Of fine baby girl who made
her appearance at their home a Few
days ago. They have cause To rejoice
IN more than just having another
member added to their family. for
Humphrey mother and sister from
salina are visiting them The latter
arrived just day or two before the
little stranger. Az are very happy
and doing nicely.
a. w. sherman OF Huntington Is
troubled with cancerous growth In
the throat and has gone East 10 un-
dergo treatment IN hospital In Mis-
souri, Tie received little encourage
ment. however. and has returned
home again. lie was accompanied on
the trip by Peter r. johnson.
Mrs. Esther Orange OF Huntington
" very sick and II not expected to live.
tors. Some Of the boys have gone
down there to lend aid aud be near
her.
George Scely. who h located ~
Storrs. was visiting in Castle Dale the
first Of the week.
Mrs Bert Bunncl entertained the
members OF the Pleasure club at her
home Wednesday afternoon.
Bert Ryan T. the owner 81 new
car which h. II placing into the pas
scngor carrying service.
Joseph Lund II visiting In Pleasant
Grove with his brothers. sort of re-
union being scheduled for the occa-
sion.
Several lad, friends gathered at the
home OF Mrs. Nicls Jorgcnson ycstcr
day afternoon. the occasion being her
birthday
Town girls may affiliate themselves
with the academy junior auxiliary by
paying twenty-five cents. Friday az
tornoons. after I o'clock being st
auidc Tor their use.
Mrs Sophia poulzen Of Mt Pleasant
- visiting at the home OF her niece.
Mrs. Harold q. Jensen. She also vi--
tied In Huntington on the way here.
Tuesday nights final Mutual I'm.
provcmcnt association program was
treat o. everybody. the farce debate
on the question OF HooycrizinE mems
wearing apparel being q source of COM
siderable mcrrimcnt
Around tic County.
word from 4. Rex Johnson tn HI.
grandfather at Huntington dated from
Washington. u. g.. says he II well and
nicely located In n we'll equipped Of
flee for Uncle Sam. lie II Just across
the street from the famous Washing
ton monument lie ~ also close l.
the senate building and one block
from the capitol. the United State
poatofficc and the government print
ing office lie says there are no tca
high buildings. but many massive ant
beautiful ones Young johnson at
tended church at senator Smooti
home ON the 18th. about u hundred
Utah people being there. When M
arrived la Washington he reported
Immediately. the officer la charg'
rcnd the loyalty pledge" aud In tct
1
Clothes for DciEians.
orangcvinc'r relief society prcsl
dent. Mrh. Chris johnson. a. surely th'
right one In the right place. whct
word reached here that there was .
call Tor clothing or anything % re
lievo the needs of suffering belginnH
she lost no time getting her teacher
out Co assist her. they being cvci
ready 10 respond at moments no
ticc 20 do whatever they can 20 hell
la a good cause. their mission was .
successful one. every family givinl
freely and gladly Of anything thol
had and could spare.
Mrs Julia McNeill has returned I,
OranEoville after being gone all win
tor visiting some OF her children an'
people In IT, George, also n daughter
Mrs. NJ Halter. OF Eureka, and Mrs
Ida Dean OF Salt Lake city. She 70
ports having had a very pleasant time
hut says-iust what we are Away
glad TO hear our people aay--tha
there II no place like home.
Mrs. Nancy stiison OF oranKoyill
has been very m for some time.
Mrs. suHannah Jcwkes wan cailei
from her home at orangeville las
week on account OF the very Heriou
condition OF Miss vida Jewkes. he
granddaughter. who II at one OF th
lcamps Her illness was a relapse FOL
lowing an operation for appendieiti'
Mrs Eliza Howard and Mrs. Li1Al
johnson Of Huntington have been Wa
iting their sisters At Moab the pas
week
Report has Il that Henry q. MIL
and sons Of Huntington now have III
mail contract "cinched" after perio
OF uncertainty, The contract u 10
four years and begins July ist'
Personal and Social.
George a. Pettey II at Ferron thl
week from the reservation. He man
aged To break hts ear and was force
90 leave Il In Price for repairs lie
doing well at Altonah, his now hom
aud has everything good 10 say {
that country, though he does not FOL
get the big advantages Emefyites on
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