The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-26
EMERY COUNTY IS
OVER THE BOND
LIMIT
BUT ONE sLACKER AMONG THE
SEVERAL COMMUNITIES.
attic Buyer Leaves Considerable
Loo~e Change At Orangcvilie and
Elsewhere For lunches OF 1--we
stock That Is Lately shipped Out
social and Personal Happenings.


liberty loan bond subscriptions CON
tinue TO come In and the prospects are
that Emery county will at least double
her Rpportionmcnt. Comparing En-
ery county with other parts Of the
vtats and the country at large. We
have certainly mhdc a record. as En-
erys quota was fully subscribed be-
fore many OF the other counties had
begun work Several waited until
their conference attendants had re-
turned home-but not 80 Emery. The
work was accomplished before any Of
her conference people had thought Of
returning but most Of them have not
taken that ~ an excuse and shirkcd
their patriotic duty. but have kept on
the trail Of some committeeman or
d mother until they had signed up ~.
J siiIIman. cashier % the Green River
bank. who has had charge OF the
campaign there and who. by the way.
-aems 10 be regular bear for patri-
ptic work. wired Chairman Nelson
last Saturday that they had seventeen
thousand siX hundred dollars or neary
six times their quota already subscrib-
a and more g. come IN. Victor ac-
rympanivd ~ four hundred dollar
subscription with the statement. IN
The letter of Chairman Thomas Wells
M that place that "aii went fine-had
60 turn down three aud didn't visit
half" Pretty good from a place that
chairman Nelson had the gravesi
doubt about Castle Dale d. within
nine hundred dollars of doubling her
uuota with several parties yet to sub
ribc Ira u. drowning. state rond
engineer. b. supposed C. have sub
a.. -
lake city with the understanding
that u he credited to Emery county.
but the local bank has uo trace 90 ~
Nat aud the two weeks campaign
loses today. Chairman :. NJ. Cow
iey and Committeeman Joseph Jcn-
ktns Of Cleveland wcrr over wedncr-
day with another hundred dollars and
further payments ON some 81 the first
batch. They report that they had
,.ayornI more subscriptions offered
them at Cleveland. hut had advised
the parties To- hold OF until next time.
Molon was the only place which fall
"a a. subscribe It's quota. and u APP
pears that nothing has been done
there. - result. the place has been
vivon 10 Fcrron. A particularly srau-
Tying feature of the subscriptions 10
this issue " the fact that nearly one
fourth OF the subscriptions handled
through the Emery County bank. ac-
, ording 20 Cashier Crawford. have
been fully paid
Many are indeed grieyed 10 hear OF
the very serious illness OF Mrs. Jerry
Page OF OranEoyiilc. who. few days
ago, gave birth "a twins. one lived
, oily "A few hours and thoH, attending
Mr.. PAGE hardly dare hope that the
other will survive long. The mother
BE- very low az this writing. but "
prayers and good care are OF avail.
shs will get well again. az all hope
Tor her speedy recovery.
some time ago the Misses Jennie
crawford. Alta Luke. Velorn Peacock,
Hlanch Grange and Flora futile OF
DranEeville met at the home OF Mrs
j. o. Luke 20 contest their ability at
making candy for the soldier boys
'rhe boys were 10 be the judges. but
they were unable 20 Say who had won
Mrs. J. e. Snow entertained few
~ her friends Wednesday at Orange
VILE. All spent a very pleasant after
noon.
q. T. Olsen has again visited Or
anKeyille and purchased fine bunch
~ steers from local cattlomen. lie
cot three hundred head there ana
from the whole country we under
stand about fifteen hundred head
This means quite n sum OF money 20
our people.
Around the County.
IL soems as though tea and sur
prisa parties are all the go al Orange
VILE this spring Last week Few
irlends OF Mrs Julia heNiei called on
her and lauEhinEly told her they had
rome 10 tea. She was more than
pleased 20 see them and made them
feel right at home. After spending
lew hours pleasantly dainty tea was
served.
Mrs. Cora Anderson gave birth 20 a
haby boy last Friday morning at Hun
tington. Father Ephrnim was absent
from home at the time. being az work
in salt Lake city. and the young mo-
ther was at the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs E. J. Orange. Mother
and babe are thriving nicely under
the careful attention of Mrs, Lizzie
RowberTy. nurse.
Huntington high school closed Tues
d,y for the season with an entertain
tnent for the public under the dlrec-
school. IL was nicely presented, Prof
n. l.. Fenton and teachers VIII leave
tor other parts this week some time
The summer school Of music 10 be
conducted by Prof. Y. II. Nicholes
PROMISES 20 be an extra large one be-
ause OF extra work 60 be given IN
harmony, pedagogy and theory
lass In sight reading and harmony
win be given every day free % those
taking the course.
John Davis was very sick last week
= al Huntington. old age and weak
heart were the sources OF the indls-
position, but We are pleased Ia note
that ne has rallied and is on the i'm
prove.
Emery county having been called
upon for two more men 20, compose
the quota known as the third mere
mcnt OF the second draft II ~ prob
q ole that two OF the three alternates
coming In TO fiii the Second Increment