The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-02-01

CASTLE DALE. Jan. 26.-Dr. u.
W. Hogan and Dr A. \. Mead. con-
nccted with the state live stock board.
vaccinated scvcnty.one hogs In and
near Ferron In visit made there this
week. They found seventy hogs had
died from cholera and large number
of others were affected with the dis
case. At a mass meeting which fol.
lowed the vaccination Dr. Mead spoke
on hog cholera control and DR. Hog
gan talked ON contagious and infec-
tious diseases
Last Saturday morning another Of
Orangevillc's pioneers. George Potter.
passed peacefully away 10 attain his
reward for the faithful and useful life
he had lived on this earth To meet
and know such men ~ ne was To- hon-
or and love them. and this the people
lot Orangoyillc proved last Sunday at
his funeral services. where expressions
OF love and Kindness and beautiful
floral offerings were many. The
speakers were Elders Joseph Had.
field. Edwin NJ. Cox and Robert John
son-mcn who are not accustomed To
address the public. but are men who
say much In few words. They had
known deceased all their lives and all
spoke imprcNivcly OF the noble ma.
turc Of the man and the many kind
and daring deeds he had performed
while helping. with other Of our older
pioneers. to make this part OF the
world pleasant for those who have fol-
lowed 10 live In. Bishop ~. NJ. Reid
also spoke Of him as he might OF many
othcrp-that the deceased had never
had the opportunity OF an education.
hut that he was Just like an unpolish-
ed diamond. and We wonder how many
Just such other unpublished diamonds
We have In our midst7
The funeral held 81 Huntington
Thursday for clint sherman was well
attended. the house being well filled.
Tho speakers were J.. w. nixon. -. ~.
Leonard and Thomas Itardcr. They all
made choice OF the best words Go tell
Of the goodness OF the young man. The
choir sang some appropriate selections
and Mrs. Hannah Leonard rendered
= Know That Ny ltcdccmcr Lives"
Patriarch Peter johnson asked tho
invocation and Elder samuel Ruwicy
offered the bcncdiction.
Rulon Hardcc. one Ut Huntington's
soldier boys got a furlouRh and took
n run home for few days this week.
They held nice reception ON Friday
last for him. The young man N feel
ing fine and shows that Uncle Sam IL
caring for his boys all right The mo-
Their has folt at times ~ though the
boy was decclving her when he wrote
and said he was feeling fine. but she
lNiHll a.. H.N hAN he
has seen him. lie has otherwise im-
Francisco the early part OF February.
Edward q. Uoary. chairman ~ the
war stamp committee. had "a call from
the governor TO meet him In Salt Lake
city last Saturday, lie returned Tues.
day evening and reports two feet of
snow upstate
Iiuntington'H new town board has
received two or three applications Tor
pool hall license. and called "a eth
xens' meeting Sunday evening 90 learn
the temper OF the people on the sub
jcct. The latter said mo. we don't
want a pool hall" So the question Ii
taken care OF for the present
Mis- Nancy Larson Passes.
Miss Nancy Larson died at Cievo-
land last week after a lingering illness
81 several years. Those who think OF
her as n girl remember her "a being
very bright and she took AN active
part In social activities until seized
with the illness which left her an In
valid. She has been tenderly cared
for since by her aged parents. BE-
sides her parents. she leaves Alma and
Bishop J. J. Larson Of Cleveland. and
Mrs. J. T. johnson and Mrs. Jed Ro-
bic az Price. brothers and sisters, all
OF whom were In attendance at the
funeral which was held Sunday. An
other brother. l.. T.. Larson 81 Salt
Lake city. was not able 20 come ON
account Of sickness.
Cali will likely be made soon for all
or a portion OF those men In the ooun-
~ who have been placed In Class
under the new workings OF the selec-
tive military service law 10 appear Tor
examination. The only thing that Is
holding back such an order Is the fact
that the naming OF new physician
10 take the place of Dr. &. T. Rose
has not been acted upon unless within
the last day or two. A. soon as the
board h again complete the call for
physical examination will be made.
The work OF classifying il being done
by the two members OF the board. o.
w. sitterud and n. l.. williams
The war savings committee has
made arrangements for Rev. +. A.
simpkin, well known and able Zion
speaker, TO pay visit 10 Emery cOun-
~ in the interest OF thrift and war
savings stamps, and II had been ex-
pected that ne would be able 90 come
Monday and Tuesday OF next week,
but word was received AT the last mo-
ment that ne would be unable 90 be-
here until an itinerary Is announced.
Tuesday at Orangevillo IA party was
given for Ebert Cox. who has now left
as volunteer In the aviation corps.
lie has been teaching In the district
schools, but gave II up To Join the
army In defense of humanity and
right lie expressed his intention 10
20 thus; Well folks. 4 cannot stay
behind any longer My country has
called and | must go and join the rest
Of my old playmates who have gone.