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


quet and general good time rendered |
those Of our soldier boys who hap
pencd to be home for the holidays
and the parents OF those boys who
are In training camps was such an
event as will not soon be forgotten by
those who were 30 honorcd. The par
". given Friday night. was more than
the simple affair II seemed 60 be ON
the surface. II was purposed as an
attempt at showing appreciation "
the service being rendered by these
noble young men In the greatest cause
perhaps that man ever fought for, aud
the idea was not lost upon those gath
cred at the banquet table, all seem.
ing TO sense the honor being done 20
those who were absent as wcll as
those present The invited guests met
az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Edmund
Crawford which was thrown open Tor
thcm. and. repairing from there. they
made their way to the Seoly residence
next door where three large tables
were spread with everything good Co
cat In rooms that were hastily dec
GRATED for the occasion. Music was
furnished throughout the rcpast by
the large cabinet monograph. man
ipulated by a. II. Coe. Following the
ba nquet. adjournment was taken Go
the ward hall. where dancing was In
dulged In. with a short program given
during the intcrmiHaion. Those who
took part In the program had no time
for preparation In most cases. but re-
apondcd In the usual exquisite manner
and made this part. too. success In
every way. The whole affair was In
atigated by e. r. Larsen. mayor. who
with his well known unsclflshneHs,
guaranteed the expenses for the free
dance given TO the general public. be-
sides nhouldcrinR the big end OF tho
banquet. The only thing that worried
his honor was the fear that some part
OF the general good time should not
be good enough. Mayor Larsen was
ably assisted In getting the affair go-
Ing by &. A. Winters. who gave freely
81 time aud means Go make u sue
cess. Mira EVA sceiy. the other mem
Der of the committee. had charge of
the preparation of the banquet and
worked tircieSsly with her corps OF
Assistants. which included Mrs. G. a.
winters. Mrs. Joseph Dcnnison and
others. Their work was perfectly
done and there wasn't soul present
who ala not appreciate their good ef-
forts
Mrs Nathslia Anderson has been
confined Ia her home part Of the
past week.
Hoy Olsen. who ~ now braking on
tho Denver aud Rio urande out OF
Helper. spent the holidays with his
family here.
Attorney and Mrs. u. W. Dalton and
son, John, Mrs. ~. -. Dalton and the
newly welded Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. ID.
dalton left last Saturday Tor short
visit In Salt Lake city during the five
day extension OF NJ. u. Dalton's fur
Tough from Fort Riley. The party In
tended 20 make the trip by train. but
missed connections and 80 were taken
on 10 Spanish Fork by bert Ryan Ia
his machine-auite stunt-crossing
Soldier Summit by automobile Mt hol-
iday time. Last year at about the
same time the trains were tied up for
days along this same route.
Lowry Nelson Of Ferron. who has
been Hhowcred with honors at the
hands of the Utah Agricultural college
people since his debut there from the
local academy. was In the county for
a brief visit tho foropart OF the week.
lie has served as secretary TO Presi-
dent Petersen OF the college since that
gentleman's elevation 90 the position
as head OF the institution. but now oe-
cuples the position OF assistant state
Header OF county agents. Nelson may
enter the next officers training school
and try for commission In the army.
Are Bighcarted Folks.
Too much cannot be said In praise
Of the bighearted way In which the
people OF Castle Dale have responded
this fan Co the call for donations with
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