The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13

one on the Thompsons to Noah road
at q cost Ut five hundred ana ninety
doliarr
carbon Lodge. Masonic. holds ita|
meeting tomorrow evening for the
election of officer
y. Kopf. Price photofr uphcr. has
been summoned Co Emery county to
take photographs 90 tho council " de-
fcrte over there
Leslie Fenton. son of \. J. Fonton
~ Price. b. reported as missing In
action overseas lie went from here
90 Camp Lewis. Wash. lnst April
Funeral services for Mr.. Dora
iIzEa. ulster of Fred patcrnoEter.
wcrc held IN Price yesterday. de-
ceased was 20 years ~ aye and died
nt aalida. Colo. tho first % the pres
ent week. A brother. AdonN also
rests Rt Price cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd n. Woods are
the parents Of fine boy that arrived
thin Orriday) morning. Mrs. Woods
" at the homo of Judge tnd Mrs. v.
/ u. Woods. The father. who has been
al Camp Lewis. wnsh.. IN expected
back homo today oF tomorrow Mother
and babe are doing nicely.
Price Trading company II offering
M former location ON North Ninth
street for rent. The big sale innugur-
nted last Saturday has continued this
week aud hhn been very satisfactory
An illustration OF what liberal adj
yertiaing will do when backed by tho
right Kind OF merchandise and prices
90 attract,
Edward u. Connery. manager Of
the Savoy Hotel nt Price since that
house went under its present manage
ment. expects 20 retire about the first
81 the year and win so "a Texas. par
tally for his health. His home Ia az
~ PaHo. where he has "A good position
waiting his coming. lie viii be- sac
ceeded hy ]. W. Mcdowell. already
here getting onto the Inns and outs OF
the business,
boy Scouts OF Utah have made en-
yiable records In all lines OF activities
they have undertaken. according ~
word received from Eastern officials.
These include among other things
combating influenza and selling wal
savings Htampa Many OF the mem
heTs are striving 10 win the honor
medal given by the government a. all
who sell two hundred and fifty dol
lars worth of stamps by December
3ist.
The influenza ban h practically
lifted In Price with the picture show
lopening again for business last Mon
day. business with the local play
house could be better. however, and
viii be- when the quarantine Is lifted
In the camps and towns surrounding
Price The churches are open "a
those who desire 20 attend. Numeroui
tones are ayhilinE themselves of the
free vaccination service inaugurated
by the Price board OF health.
Mrs. Edith Hall Griffin. wife Of
Harry \. Griffin. died az the family
home az Helper last sunday OF IN
nuenza. The body was taken Ca Salt
Lake city the following day. wher,
funeral services and burial were held
Deceased had lived al Helper for d
number of years and was held In verS
high esteem by a very large circle OF
friends In Carbon county. The sur
lvivlng husband. one OF the Oldest con
ductors OF the Denver and Rio Grand'
system. ana one child are ~ Of the
plague,
SAYS Mt Pleasant Pyramid OF th'
! Gth OF December "a short service
; was held az the Fairview cemetery on
Thanksgiving Day for Arless Bernel
Stewart. b-yenr-old son OF Cyrus Ste
waTt. who died az Clear Creek Of com
: plcations following influenza. TIVE
I quartets were sung ~ Miss Ma
, Madsen, Mrs. Ellis Coomhs. Henri,
! Terry and IA. Il. Hansen. Cyrus Ste
wart returned 10 Clear Creek the FOL
! lowing day. His whole family have
had the influenza. but are reported
better now, They have the sympathy
J Of the community Ia their bereave