The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-01-11
JACK AYRE,
Scofield, Utah.

River though not very well known
the most popular OF OranKeville's fair
misses.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Bert Bunnci enter
tanned some forty friends at the \. u.
Bunnci home New Years night. n very
pleasant evening being spent
Mira orson Madscn IL very sick with
what II thought To be rheumatism.
Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs. David s. Williams was mother
to q Htiliborn baby son Wednesday Rf-
ternoon. DIR. IAN attended. and the
patient Ia doing remarkably we'll
The members OF the Ladies' Pleas
uro club entertained their husbands
ut n big New Year card party ut the
homo OF Mir. and Mrs Edmund Craw-
ford on New Years eve.
lion Cook aud family are now cosily
located at Black Hawk. having moved
there the first OF the week. Ed Cook.
who has spent the summer In Idaho.
~ also at the coal camp aud assisted
In moving the family up there.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Algcr visited
relatives and friends In Castle Dale
and orangcville the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Alger are located at
StorrH, where the former has an eN-
ceilent position with the electrical
force.
DR. y. y. Macarthur was shaking
hands with local friends the first OF
the week. having come up from Ely.
New. where he IN now nicely located.
TO take n squint at the fine new daugh-
ter who made her appearance during
his absence. and 10 escort Mrs. Me-
Arthur and that same daughter 60
their new home.
T.. n. johnson OF Huntington, who
has recently returned from a mission
In England. was an interesting speak
er az sacramental services last Sun
day at Cleveland.
Alma Knight and family OF sigurd
visited at Cleveland last week with
the formers parents and then went on
TO Emery where they were To visit
for a few days with Mrs. knights par
ents.
Moroni ovesOn and family of Cleve-
land spent Christmas with Mrs Owe
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel
Crawford, at Ferron.
John T.. Ward and ole e. Jensen
have both been on the sick list al
Cleveland, but are reported 20 be
somewhat better at the present writ
ing.
Mrs n. G. Christensen OF Cleveland
Is visiting with her daughter. Mrs
Samuel Davis. at Storrs.
The primary officers OF Cleveland
entertained the little ones at dance
Monday. The young people had ths
privilege OF dancing the old year out
and the new year in at Davis Hall
Miss Lapreal Alger. who Is en-
ployed at sunnyside. spent Christmas
at Cleveland.
Miss Grace Lamph OF Cleveland
spent Christmas with relatives In Sal
Lake City.
Carlos and Ralph Alger and wivoi
for New Years.
The past week has been busy on'
al the Huntington tithing office. TIT
bishop has been holding forth TIER
and the citizens have flocked In 20 SEE
how their accounts stood. Many o.
them have very creditable ones. Thi
may prove 20 be the banner year fo
quantity OF tithes In the history o
the ward,
/ William StalwOrthy and wife o
Idaho have been at Huntington a cOu
pie OF weeks visiting the former
sisters. Mrs. w. J. Green and Mrs. w
A. Guymon, Jr., and a host OF old
time friends. He il at present en-
gagged In farming and sheepraising II
Idaho
| Mr.. and Mrs. Don Leavitt (ne'
smith, are entertaining a fine son a
their home at Black Hawk,
DIR. NJ b. shipp OF Zion has pur
chased the practice OF DIR. G. T. Ros
at Castle Dale and will locate her