The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19

loan bonds subscribed before shutdown
~ the very first day Of what was
scheduled ~ two weeks campaign.
our people have set q mark that may
not be surpassed and the success was
due almost entirely to the spirit of
loyalty that ~ within the people them
selves The campaign In the county
has been ably supervised by Chairman
Peter Nelson. hut even he had not
dared hope for success In one day. A
four.day drive had been his plan. but
the people needed not such length
II time Not moments hesitation
was shown In most Of the communi.
ties when the printed application
blanks failed 90 show up. hut they all
came through with the 6 per cent or
full payment AZ the case might be and
with an unanimity and unscifish spirit
that was truly wonderful. Subscrip-
tions for a total OF thirty-five thous-
and nine hundred dollars are now on
file az the local bank together with
first or fun payments. and, while eN-
act figures for Grccn River and Wood.
side are not obtainablc. both places
had reached their quotas az an early
hour on the opening day ana the
Green River committee had their goal
set ~ fifteen thousand. which would
entitic them 60 an honor FLAG with
four blue stars on II.
Thesr Young men. Registered under
the draft law and given first ciassifi.
cation. have been ordered To hold
themselves In readiness for call TO
form part Of the states quota who are
60 commence moving To Camp Lewis.
wash. beginning April 3Oth. II II
expected that only eight OF the eleven
IN the list will be finally ordered TO
rntrain az that time and these will he
selected AZ those who may the more
readily leave without hindcrinE tho
work on the farms. Definite word 10
those who are 10 60 will he sent out
later. The names or the eleven are
samuel Zwahien OF Fcrron. nov at
tending Emery Stake academy. John
Iiambrick. Castle Dale: william u.
Thomas OF Lawrence. now employed
az Castle Gate: william v. OrundviE.
ucorgc A. Mills and sylvester Noyes.
Victor; Peter -. Larsen. of Emery.
now living al 0unniaon, Victor War;.
ham. ferron; Lawrence Peterson of
woodslds; Vito A. ilarbcrio. Mohr-
land. and Lafayette Christensen ~
Castle Dale.
DR.. q. n. Coleman. formerly 81
castle Dale, IN now working In an
army station at buffalo. n. y. 20
which place such OF the wounded sol
diorn who may be broungt home for
treatment viii he taken.
Mr.. and AIRS. Nlois Nelson and
family returned Monday from two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in vernal and other reservation towns,
Tho return trip was negotiated In one
day By way of Price, which II pretty
good travelling.
Word u the death OF Mrs. Lorenzo
~. Young az Hurricane was received
by the Oliphant family Tuesday and
three OF the brothers. John. Ralph
and Seymour. left Immediately for
the funeral. being taken overland By
Qert Ryan,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ira A. DAY % Law
renee were visiting Ia Castle Dale the
first OF the week preparatory Ia maxi
ing the trip 20 Chester. Ida. where
they viii spend the summer and see
IL the country suits them well enough
10 justify their locating there,
Prairie Dog Dance.
The proceeds reAit.ed by the Red
Cross organiEatiyh at Emery under
the direction OF the reliyf society al
the RED croas hance aDd the prairis
dog dance amounted iOfelghiy dollars
AZ the Red CroA---danee a quilt wa'
ratified off Tor tis.75 and at the prai'
RE dog dance Quilt. pig tgiven By
Reveren Albertson). a pair OF chick
ems and two boxes OF apples talso re-
eelved by donationl were raffled OF
for fifty dollars. The quilt. drawn b,
n. ]. Peacock, IT.. was given BACK u
the Red Cross and sold at auction tol
five dollars. The pig. drawn by An
drew Hansen, was returned ana soi'
AT auction for four dollars Thu
D. chickens, drawn by Nellie Olsen. wer'
returned and sold for two dollars, be
ing returned a second time by Alber
Olsen and sold for ti.6O. The boSe
OF apples we're returned and sold a
auction several times. each bringing
fifty cents each time sold. After en-
penseH OF quilts. dance and sofortl
we're paid a total OF eighty dollars wa
deposited 20 tho credit OF the Re
Cross fund.
Judge and Mrs II. G. Miller return
ed home Thursday after a honeymoon
trip which has absorbed the bette
part OF a month. They visited exten
sively over the mountain and upstat
while away and report having had
very fine time. old friends OF IN
happy couple gathered az Relief ia
Thursday night and enjoyed pienl
and dancing In honor OF their arrivi
home. while all the young people cha
rivarid them until the Judge promise
to give them dance next Frida
night.
Mrs. J. T. Clark OF Emery attende
conference in salt Lake City and al
awaited herself OF the opportunity
VISITING with her children In that ae
lion OF this state. She expects 20
temple work before returning.
Word has been received BY the pa
ents OF Fenton Williams az kme
tllat he failed 20 pesa the physical e
amination given for men In the arm
b. soFvieo- AFTER the first failure