The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-19
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REV. II. T.rzeldors II attending
conference OF Methodist ministers at
Salt Lake City boddy.
Mrs. Matt Gilmour and Mrs. Alice
Baliinger went TO Salt Lake City yes
terday for a short visit.
Manager Ed Connery OF the sa-
voy was in Salt Lake City a couple Of
days this week on business.
Mrs. w. +. olsop>wtll leave TO.
morrow for n visit With Iher mother
and son. Mack. at Ling Beach. Gala.
III. J. Binch at the Tavern
last Saturday after going 20 sunny
side and taking care Of the semi
monthly payroll there.
Nell NJ. Madsen returned TO sco-
oeld from Price yesterday to get
acquainted with his family. as II were.
after an absence from home OF sew
erai days.
j. ". Holmes. chief clerk for Utah
Fuel company at sunnyslde. was here
on business Wednesday and made the
Tavern his stopping place In the
meantime.
Mrs. G. II. Alderman left the first
OF the week for Levan. where she will
visit for a time with her parents and
other relatives before Joining her hus-
band In the Northwest
&C. p. Crawford OF the Utah Fuel
company forces was a guest OF the
Savoy last Monday and Tuesday. lie
was looking after coal sales In this
section Of the state.
-Anthon Madsen OF scofieid was a
guest OF the Tavern Wednesday. COM
ing over from sanpote and the west
end OF Carbon after rounding up his
live stock In those sections.
DIR J. n. Dowd was here this
week from Zion. registering at the sa-
voy while In the city Tie " treating
several cases at Price and elsewhere
In the county after performing opera
tions.
j. Farley Smith. who was recent
~ discharged from army service az
Waco. Tex. because OF physical dis.
ability. n back IN Price. lie has re-
sumcd work ut J. G. Penney com.
pany'a
Miss Bonnie II. Fields, formerly "
teacher In the Price schools. who has
boon engaged I'm mission work az Lar
annie. Wye, writes Tho Sun Co have
her paper changed Co Denver. Colo.
where she IN at present stationed.
Attorney Samuel a. King passed
through Price n few evenings ago Tor
Washington. II. G.. and New York
city and u not expected 10 return %
Utah until after the first OF May l.e-
gal business has takon him East
MIR. aud Mrs led Belmont are
moving back To Price after an ab-
ncncc OF moro than year In wyom-
inR and elsewhere. Mrs. belmont ar
rived the first of the week and he n
10 come later They have property
In Price and a fine farm south Of the
city
Mrs. Glen Ballinger has returned
from Price Co this city To visit her
mother. Mrs. ,. a. Harris. She Will
remain here Tor some time. after
which she will Join her husband, who
o. Ia the aviation service of his coun-
ltry at Berkeley. Caia.-urnnd June
tion tColoJ News. 18Th.
Al Thompson was Ia Price Tues
dag from the Nine Mile section. lie
stated that Harper would be along Ia
la few days with about double OF Its
iiberty loan allotment, which IN eight
hundred dollars. But Tor recent rains
that country would have been very
dry this spring when blowing began.
"A. a. Draper. manager of Kcnil.
worth Mercantile company, was down
to the county seat Tuesday, The mine
there worked five days last week,
says he. and viii do the same this
week. Everybody y anticipating more
work when the storage season Il fair
" on That camp h. doing IT, share
In Red Cross work. the liberty loan
aud the purchase OF thrlft stampa.
William witbock aud wife and
son. Halter. OF vernal, Mrs. johnson
OF Maessr and Mrs Cora Altman OF
Rrxburg. Ida. passed through Myton
Tuesday ON route from conference.
They came over the Price road and
found Il In fine shape. Twenty-Five
miles an hour through Nine Mile.
WItheck says Il II the most feasible
route into the Basin. lie also says "
Myton and Roosevelt would work a
llittle more la Gate Canyon and not
talk quite so much the road would be
stin better. -Myton Free Press. lsth'
-oeorge MeDermaid. manager OF
the Wasatch store at Somersets Colo
left Price for his home last Friday
evening after being In this section OF
Utah for week or ten days. lie came
here 20 look over business PROPOSE
ton locally, hut turned II down. II
was the management OF one OF the
eIty's big business houses. Mrs. heper-
maid is soon 90 come To Ferron. where
she aud the children are 10 spend ths
greater part OF the summer the att
ltude being too high for her al that
town
, Frank Jordan. a travelling man oul
, of salt Lake City, was badly Injured
! one evening last week by the car ne
l was driving % Price turning turtle a.
a point on the dugway above Castle