The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-28
TWO MORE TOWNS
HAVE MADE It
EASILY
GI,EEN RIVER AND CASTLE DALI.
NOW OVER THE TOP.

Funeral services and burial For
hi~hop ole " Tut Of Lawrence
Very Largely Attcnd,Si-rolks of
Molten give Rig Farewell Dance TO
Noiuntccr-Nround the County.
CASTLE DALE. June 22.-Tyo
more communities In Emery county
are found listed with Elmo as having
gone over the top" In the big wat
ravings stamps drive now under way.
The county has been apportioned a
total uf &i65.5GO 60 raise hy pledges
and only little better than half "
that amount is reported ns yet though
two 81 the larger towns. Cattle Dale
and Green River. and a number Of the
smaller places have not yet announced
Just what has been accomplished.
However. u h confidently expected
that the cpuntys quota will be- an
pledged by next FRIDAY. which has
been designated ae War saving bay
ANA has been proclaimed holiday In
most pf the towns ~ the county aud
viii D." appropriately observed. Coun.
Us Chairman Edward W Gcafy has
Furnished % report of each towns uc.
.tivity IN the drive the report being
supplemental to that 81 last week
Elmp-Allotm,nt $500. Total now
owned AMI pledged S4Sa5.
Mulrn-- Allotment $500. owned
aud pledged sisi5
Emery Allotment S12.50O. owned
and pledged si2.s2O
Huntington Allotment s2s. $50. To-.
tai owned and pledged $4,000
observation-disclosures sts OOu N"w
owned and pledged tio.loo.
Orawcyille--A Allotment SO. 600. To-.
IA owned and pledged $4,000
Fcrron-Aliutmcnt $4,000 owned
pnd pledged ti7.2s5.
Mcfarland Allotment ss0oo Now
owned and pledged $500.
Green River. woodsid". Victor. cas-
tie Dale. Lawrence. Clnwrnn and TO.
chester ar the communities which
have not reported.
Farewell Dance Given.
last Thursdny Moirn had u fare.
we'll dance for Erwin Christensen. Whu
hns volunteered Tor the army training
course ~ the University 81 ttnh. Alsu
wedding party the tun' evening
Miss Mngdnicnc Christensen. daughter
~ Mr.. and Mr. chris christensen,
rud william Whiiio,k IT ogden bee.
ing the happy contracting couple. Tn
home WIS tnstcfuliy decorated with
the national rolors aud fluworH and
the wedding cake was also decorated
IN the national Cuiurs. Joseph Hanson
and Icnr Hansen of fefrun furnished
the music aud the affair WIS well nt'
tended by young people from Fcrror
and almost everybody In Molcn. \
Jig dane. was given hy Jack rarmvi
aud John inrscn's two girls gave d
fong. Miss Dolores Swnssy playing Tho
accompaniment bishop J, y. Cuid'
well spoke and told the boys a. y,
true a. the flag In every way. An In
trrcstcd Rucrt nt tho party was Mar
ion Wnymon. an honorcd soldier hos
who h homo On furlough lie SUR
Looks like he could lick q half d"ser
hochrs nt one" and alone.
mound the County.
Guy Young. who has been yisitinl
with his family and friends fnr ron'
pie OF weeks az Huntington, i"ft fol
Camp Kcarny. Gaia. ON Thursday
morning feeling fine. They held o
nice farewell social FOR MIN and q bis
crowd was there o. ay goodbye, An
other ~ iluntington's boys. Nounl
Norwood. who registered In Idaho
left "Wednesday morning 1" answer T.
his pau hlH destination not helms
known az present Tie leaves a younl
wife t. help th" family regret his DO
parturr,
Tn. weather continues warm ans
/ No rain. hut still the good stream al
water keeps vegetation backing fin
over nt Huntington, where u II vel
managed.
The little girl hahy If Mr.. and Mrs
Is u. Gordon 81 Huntington passed
lnway q frw days ago following per
Tod at suffering from brain ans
spinal disorder. Tn" funeral II &" 10
held Friday afternoon.
Francis Halcs ~ Huntington u
lauItr low with case 0f scarlet i"Nei
They think ne T. q little On the I'm
proyc. Ito has hccn tusfling with ih'
/ fever Tor about three weeks
The stalker brothers NJ lAwren''
nassed through Huntington Mondal
on their way a. the mountains VIII
their stock. Through some misundef
standing. about four hundred h"a'
were refused admittance Ia inc re-
srrye and they We're driven back u
The hills ~ tho BucEhorn.
Iuntington's relief sooi'tN h"s lns
turned over to the mill three hundr''
bushels of wheat for the government
They can begin 60 understand now I'M
meaning of the words of Pr"sid"n
brigham Young 81 sixty years ago
sisters save all the wheat YOU 'a'
for some day Il viii be needed -
prophctic utterancc. They sh"ul'
nave another couple ~ hundred hu
shels now out among the farmers 4"
The district which have not been r.
turned as agreed 10.
Personal and OthcHAise'
County Agent Orson =. Madsen. ac
eompanicd by Mrs. Madsen ana theN
SON. Don. leave in the morning u