The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-22

March 9TH will not soon be- forgot
ten hy any of those IN attendance at
the party given ~ the rciicf hall by
the ladies 81 the Pleasure club. their
husbands and invited guests partici-
pating iu the good time. Dancing. /
games and refreshments were the or
der 90 the evening ana another such /
do VII be- welcome most any time
j. a. Tuttic aud hir corps of sur
Nuyorr who are working on the survey
81 Tho post road route between Price
and Emory. arv now making Castle
| Dale their headquarters. having lust
reached u point this side uf lluntlag
] ton with the base line. The project
IL tho fourth and largest ct several
similar projects approved los the sec
Rotary of agriculture during the past
week
| Twins are reported a. hay" arrived
at the Stnndnrdvillv home of Mr, and
Mrs Azoi W. Svviy, 4 huy aud q girl
were included In the sturk'H visit and
both were Hizeablc youngsters, Az
concerned are reported doing nicely
Personal aud Otherwise
u seems az though cyvrNuu" has
hlH or her share 81 sorrow as well ~
iny. Word has come that one of
lUrurgc FoN'H sisters. Mrs. iiclon Mad
sen is dead al her home on the rcarr-
walton. Also one at dell PcacuckH
ibrnthert. Clarence 4. Peacock. died "a
few days ago Dell and Brig Peacock
of Emory went 10 the reservation Ia
lnttcnd tho funeral OF their brother,
while Mr. and Mrs. Fox have gone Ia
I Mnnti. as the body of Mrs. Madison u
+ being taken there for burial.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Moftitt are
home az Orangvyillc, but they expect
, 20 leave soon Tor Salt Lake city whore
Moffitt will bc operated upon,
4, Orangovilic stockmcn have surely
done credit 20 themselves this spring
by building a right up 10 date dehorn-
ing chute where they may handle a
hundred and fifty head Of cattle a
day II IL big thing TO the stock
: men.
Mr.. aud Mrs J. ~. Taylor and son
d, Leroy. OF Orangevillo motored up q
: sunnysidc last week for visit VIII
!, relatives. They were accompanied b,
Miss Gertrude Woodward.
n MIR. and Mrs. Dave futile, also Mr.
l. and Mrs. Frank Grange, who hav'
q just purchased a fine car, dropped u
90 Orangeyillo few days ago 90 SCI
T.. their friends and attend the funera
y OF Mrs. Ernest Reid. who was dea
y friend Of all. They returned to Ken
~ ilworth. taking Miss Flora futile Wit
= them.
p June Moffitt has returned 90 or
+ langeyille for the summer and We ar
glad 10 see him and all our farmer
come home, as We realize how keenl
~ the nations need all We can produce
Mrs. Sam Johnson entertained IN
, Ladies Aid club last week al Orange
~ Vile IN very dainty and pleasin
manner. Her lunch was just as nic
and enticing as Il could be, Mrs. John
he son has natural talent for maxim
'i one feel welcome and az home.
Little Margaret Snow has been yer
sick AT Orangeyille. hut Is getting bet
10 ter now
"a New arrivals this week at Clevelan
al are a girl at the homo OF Mr.. and Mr.
2 Edgar Ward and a boy at the home q
III Nit. and Mrs william ID. Stokes. A
~ concerned doing nicely.
y, The play. "Ohl You, Jane" put o
80 by the school teachers and some q
- the students at Cleveland was pre-
scented last Friday night To goo
y, sized audience and passed off Yer
successfully,
~ Samuel Godfrey OF Salt Lake Gu
IN who purchased the Erickson farT
Az south OF Cleveland some two year
~ ago. was there last week looking al
n. ter his interests
W Cleveicnd's blacksmith shop iha
IT, changed hands Lewis Oviatt havin
sold out 10 John Lamph.