The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

q, partmcnt of the navy aud speaks 1T |
u ~ grand school
Huntingdon Red Cross entertain
mcnt last Wednesday evening was a
grand success. over four hundred
people were there 60 make II su. They
came from the four quarters ct the
earth Co iuin In having q good time.
\ bcdHpread was ratified Oft and up
wards ~ hundred twenty-five cent
chances were sold Then tho cake
some cake that--brought upwards ~
twenty five dollars and the lucky man
donated II back and u was sold the
rccond time In ten.ccnt pieces Two
or,h,strnH were present to Keep the
dance going About twenty autpmo-
bile loads 1T Mohriand people were
among the visitors. II was near day.
break before thoy were all out
4. Rcx johnson. one Of Hunting
tnns's boys who has been at Provo Tor
some time LETT Tucrday lot Washing
/ ton. a. e.. to serve his Uncle Sam.
That makes the third grandson Tor
Uncle Am,' ~ answer the call one
went aboard the South Dakota the
| ith 1T March, year ago-und u Htll
riding the waves
Huntington had nice rain Tor a
few hours the other day, n was u
great help To- the farmers. serving e.
lpartinily crumblr the ciods prepare
tory Ia sowing grain.
Nlss Rachel McokH and claybornr
Ia. Grundy of Huntington we're mar
lrlrd In the Manti temple Wednesday,
March 6th. From Manti the young
couple went a. l.na a. visit with his
lpsople They also visited the bride d
brother az Provo aud relatives In Salt
Lake city. They are now on thrif
way To Canada. where 0rundN has a
large tract of wheat land. Thcy VIII
remain IN Canada indefinitely,
Allen q. Folstcr Of Ephraim passed
3 through Castle Dale Thursday 81
route 20 Huntington. where he as
sumcs the position OF forest ranger
for Huntington Creek, ], u. Brock
bank. former ranger having resigned
last fall 90 give more time Co MI
farming interests
, Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Williams o
/ Emery and daughter, Mrs. Ada Pet
. toy. were In Castle Dale today 81
, route 90 Price. where they were ae
4 companying their son, Fenton, VIII
! viii enlist in the aviation service fol
4 lowing his return from Idaho. wher
4 he viii file on a dry land farm.
Huntingdon genealogical agent
9 10 be seen at times talking TO peopl
> about their genealogies and tempt
I work and offering an invitation {
y Ioin the excursion over the mountai
y I'm July next. lie viii furnish infor
= nation on the subject TO anyone ask
. ing FOR IL.
q Junius Day h home from Peerless
= where he had been employed Tor som
;, time.
James Petersen has been confin
: 20 his bed the past week with rheuma
! tism. but In some better now.
The Salt Lake press announced IN
a enlistment In the army Thursday q
x clifford Leonard OF Huntington.
y Around the County.
n Good news Il was the first Of th
e week when We learned that deal ha
o been completed whereby the loci
= roller mill property had been pun
Is chased by ID. A. Lowry, the we
e known Ferron miller. The prOpert
has been la the possession of the NJ
II Pleasant Commercial and Saving
j. hank for some time and has been lyin
J. idle. the bank finally offering II at
e very low figure in order to dispose {
/. the property. There was some though
n 81 local people forming a stock con
= pany and taking over and improvin
n the property. but this idea was give
II up when Lowry obtained ten-da
o option on H. The deal was final
2 completed this week, and Lowry IL
K tends 20 brg.i the installation Of ne
% machinery and make other impruv,
A mCnts In time for fall grinding