The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-18
PRICE AND NEARBY

REV. u. e. Jones 81 Illinois H. eN-
pccted ~ be assigned shortly 40 pastor
Of the Methodist church AZ Price.
Leu y. Lewis and others have pur-
chased the GlaHmann store at Hunt
ington. The deal was made last
week
Evan Thomas 81 sunnyside has
been down In Emery county couple
of weeks assisting his folks with
harvesting
Machinery Tor the Price Mir and
week from Minneapolis. MINI. aud
Il being placed.
Dr y. II. Raley. late IL Mohriand.
has been recently appointed mem.
Der Of the board ct health at Zion.
Mrs. Belle Alfred of Cleveland " u
patient az Carbon Hospital, where
she recently underwent an operation.
Dr. William ~. Bash. former Hunt
ington practitioner but more rercently
NJ SunnyHide. has been commissioned
a first lieutenant In the medical corps
Louis Blaetter Of Kcnilworih was
last Wednesday indicted by the
federal grand jury az Salt Lake cay
ON charges with activities to hinder
the war.
Eugene Allen brown. aged ~
years aud resident ~ Duchesne died
at Camp Fremont, Gala. last Monday
from influenza. lie IL the first enc
from that county tn pas away Ia the
service of his country Tn. hndN
was sent o. his home Ter intrrmrut
lie had been M hut few days.
For Permission to operate motor
freight serVioe between Price and
white Rocks. tho Dewitt nrnthers
company of ogden has applied o. the
state public utilities commission They
propose a. run their vehicles by way
of Myton. Roosevelt and Fort Ouch
esne with branch service also from
Myton To- Duchesnc, using fourton
trucks and fourton tTaiierE-
NJ. ~. Greene. Utah representative
Of the federal pfain corporation. has
gone To the uinthh Basin. where he
viii discuss the grain situation with
the farmers and elevator men OF that
region. because of lack ~ trans
portation facilities. the farmers find
II difficult To market their crops
Greene will explain Co wheatTaisers
what the government expects II
them.
Housewives over the state again
are urged by the government not "a
complain II food regulations seem
a greater burden this year. A mes
sage sent by the Washington, -. g.,
food administration says transporta-
ton ~ food viii be more difficult
than ever. because greater proper
ton of rail facilities must he used
In transporting necessities to sea-
board terminals for American soldier,
I'm France.
Mt. Pleasant Pyramid. 18th. The
infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Anderson died at storrs last Sunday
II was brought 10 Fairview for burial
Funeral services we're held az tbs
home OF It's grandparents. MIR and
Mrs. y. ~. HanFen Chnuncy Howell
In. n. Hansen and Fred Danielsor
were the speakers. who Offered
sympathy and consolation "a the be,
reaved. Many flowers were given and
a host Of friends attended the ser
vices"
| Drastic regulations aimed az restau'
rants ana other public eating places
and covering everything from the
printing Of menu cards In plain
English" 10 restrictions fOrbiddinG
late suppers and afternoon teas vii
be invoked throughout the state neXt
Monday by w w. Armstrong. state
food administrator In compliance
with orders just received from Wash
ington. D., g., long list OF new con
seTvation rules for public eating
houses have been drafted and viii
become effective October 2ist. Mon.
day Practically all the frills Of the
table are 10 be eliminated and 80.
called servicee n 90 be reduced 60 q