The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-29

CASTLE DALE. March 2s.-Rrp.
Personalities ~ the Emery count,
commissioners. meeting with the state
read commission in salt Lake city the
first 1T the week. settled on six road
projects which are To- receive attcn-
tiun this year iu amounts from two
hundred aud uf,y dollars up a. forty.
live hundred. Tho larger amount will
hc spent un the road between Price
and Emery. while the two hundred
and fifty dollars b. fur work on the
Oraugc,ilic to- Ephruim road. one 81
~" favored projects. which b. also q
aumcwhat new one Co. .must people. b.
the appropri, ton cot nuc,u hundred
dollars 4" boz spent on the road from
priy, tu Mohrlaud Carbon county
has constructed an admirable road
nom the state road tu BLACK uawk.
but the road from U'syk Hawk a.
Muhrlaud u impofg,ibl, tu help much
IN it, present location. ilut Il H. now
the intention To- utilize the old rail
road grade connecting the two camps
a. soon ~ the steel u taken 40 The
various projects and the amount de-
e
$500. Castle bal. To- grcen river.
t20oo. Green River e. Carbon county
ltine. ssTbO. castle Dale &C. Sanpcte.
$3.50. Prize To- Muhrland. sis0o aud
Huntington canyon. s2OoO
tioekecprrs 90 Elmer, ruunty we're
last week falorcd with q three days
Visit from IN g y Barthulcmew.
who T. doing extension work under
the bureau ~ entomology 40 wash
ington. u. e. Meetings were held In
Emery. Fcrron and Huntington on
THURSDAY Friday and Saturday. re-
speCtiyciy 4 greater production ~
honey by better care of the bc"s was
IN. thing most discussed A good rep
r,s"ntatinu was had NJ each meeting
and the time spent was worth while.
Tor. bartholomew H. theoretical and
practical In his knowledge 81 bee be-
haNior. Tie has spent much tim, and
money IN establishing facts sclenti-
| fcaiiy. and many weary hours have
been spent 10 the entrance 81 the bee
hive t. learn from the little hcc what
r,icncv could not figure uut.
Oscar Majors aud Pearl Lott. two
Lot Uuntingtun'- respected Young PEG.
pie flew the track the other day. az
ON matching tour Tor come time.
itm We understand they ran aground
az the east door at the temple az salt
Lake city aud We are icft 10 guess the
lr-suu Leon Leonard aud Stella Sh"r-
man. twu nf Huntingdon popular
teachers. are also happy In double
lhnrucsr, hut We don't see why such
things can't be- attended a. IN hunt
lngtou just a. we'll ~ IN Price. Only
q difference of opinion. of course. hut.
us thes" couples have hrnvcly Nen-
tured uut. We hope they may b" sue
cessfui iu their calculations FOR th"
future
sylvester Nuycs 81 Victor ", =.
Pchrrnn' ~ Cleveland and Jnhn -.
Iiamhrick 90 cari" Daiv win make
lap Emery's quota of men who nr" To
leave fnr camp LswiH. Wash. a. a
part of the ninety-fiyr thousand
drafted men called recently by the
president The states quota was In
the neighborhOod ct two hundred ana
lfny men aud theS viii begin moving
10 camp on Friday March ssth. EN-.
ely countys trio OF prospective right
err Tor their country will not leave
urtil the day following though called
To report here un the 2sth. Noyes
and Pehrson ate employed AZ sunny
side. while IIamhrick II at homo In
Castle Dale,
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank kiliian gave a
very ENJOYABLE party the other even
ing at orangeyille In honor OF their
nephew. Foy KilliCn. one of onr sol
dier boys from Fort Douglas. The
young soldier spoke aud went through
a number of the physical culture eN-
crcises which are 80 good for every
body lie also told us of some of the
soldier boy life and urged the parents
not 10 worry. saying every one OF them
Was anxious Ia help Uncle Sam win
the war lie certainly showed In
every way that the true American
blood was surging in his Veins and
that he, with all the rest of our boys,
eNpects Ia soc Uncle Sam win,
A. q. Gardner and family OF Hunt
ington have spent the winter at Black
Hawk and have returned there ready
for the spring cropping. Mrs. Gard
ner has had very poor health for
some time hut Il considerably inn
proved,
Mrs. VIII Johnson entertained the
Ladies Aid club last Monday after
culture class made new resolution
20 60 ahead and follow all the In
structions aud have three regular
days and hours for practice Mrs.
Josie Childs gave q very encouraging
talk To the ladies along this line. A
most excellent lunch was enjoyed by
| all.
Several young people gathered at
the home OF Miss Jennie Crawford at
oranEeyille Wednesday evening and
had a fine time singing. popping corn.
making candy and having general
good time. There was also plenty ~
good music
Report OF the relief society Red
Cross auxiliary. read az the annual
day party, showed members. sixty
two; money collected. fifty-six dol
lars; work done-nine hospital shirts,
four night shirts. thirteen shirts and
pajamas. fifteen pairs socks, twenty
five washcloths sent by the Cleveland
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