The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-01-25

dian fighter Of Emery county and we'll
known locally. has received his first
pension from the government. ann
bunting 10 a hundred and eighty dol
lars. which he says will be handy pin
money"
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odlat church will have n food sale at
the church Saturday. February "a. at
o'clock. The usual line Of baked
stuff will be ON sale at that time.
Guy Thomas. son 90 Mr.. and Mrs
y. J. Thomas OF Price. has been sent
on foreign duty from a port In vir-
glnia. aH has also George Stevenson OF
this city. Letters 90 relatives horc
bring the information. They are In
the marine service.
Preaching at the Methodist church
at ~ o'clock next Sunday forenoon.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock and Jun
Tor league az I o'clock OF the after
noon. Subject Of morning sermon.
''Tribulatlon and the Way out" Rev.
n. 7. zelders. pastor.
a. u. Sutton has purchased the COR
ner lot northeast 90 the G. X. March,
sen residence ON North Ninth street
from Robert Howard and viii erect a
home there In the spring, The con
sideration n not made public. A deed
viii pass within a few days.
on his way from New Mexico few
days aEo Sheriff George Colilnghnm
ran into Frank kurotich. formerly OF
sunnyside. now living at Pueblo. Colo.
where he In engaged In the automobile
business aud doing well. lie was for
mcrly a blacksmith for number 90
years nj the coal camp.
Price housewives ara evidently TAX.
ing kindly TO the electric washing ma
chine. w. e. nrockcr has sold fifty
or more since he opensli his electrical
store In this city ~ October last Such
has been tho demand that he has now
on the road hundred or more OF a
popular make-a carload.
utahn state road commission has
approved OF an appropriation OF three
thousand dollars for AN abutmont Go
the Fitch bridge across the Price
river at Helper, Thirteen hundred
dollars II also appropriated FOR re-
pairing the state road bridge az Hun
tington.
Travellers over the Price To Myton
highway By automobile ana otherwise
have only good reports OF A. while
other routes To- the reservation are
having trouble with snow. the Price
road IL open and In splendid shape
everywhere. Moisture would Just now
help the highway 10 Emery wonder
fully
shippers and carriers are urged by
the state public utilities commission
to make every effort To move all
freight now on hand at railroad sta
lions. THE movement OF fuel, food
and other vital necessities" the COM
mission says. "is being seriously ham
pered by congestion at freight ter
minais,'
because the finger OF criticism has
been pointed AT officials OF draft
boards and clerks employed by them.
the provost marshal general has deem
ed Il expedlent TO dony these officials
the right TO participate In rewards Of
fered by the government for the APP
prehension OF deserters from the ma
tional army,
student work In war gardens Will
be continued In 1918 la about the
same way as during 1917. School
children old enough to do farm work
will be given crodit for home study.
Horace G. Cummings. superintendent
OF church schools. lett Salt Lake city
last Friday for Idaho 20 inaugurate
the plan In that state.
Another OF those postal mysteries
has been brought 20 light You can't
b import by way OF parcel post any more
sweet potatoes or yams, That Is the
order issued by the second assistant
postmaster general OF the United
States. II seems there's some sort OF
blight or disease affecting foreign
raised yams, thus the ban on impor-
tatiOns.
PostOffices are instructed by the de.
partment that advertising cards sent
through the mails should be limited
Ia size 10 four by nine inches. Cards
OF greater size are frequently sent az
third class matter. requiring postage
OF one cent for each two ounces on
fraction thereof, Such cards are like