The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-01
PRICE AND NEARBY

A. u. Hadley is a business visitor in
Salt Lake City this week, buying goods
for his Price store.
Neil NJ. Madsen Is back from a trip
to Salt Lake City on political and
other business. He was away a week
or moro.
William Thomas who has been
helping out i'm the assessors office at
the courthouse left this morning for
Salt Lake City where he will attend
the University the coming year.
District Attorney o. X. Clay return
ed last week from a campaign trip in
Sanpete county in the interest OF his
candidacy lie reports the outlook
very bright for democratic victory in
that county.
Mrs w. s. Hinkins, over from
Standardville one day this week on a
shopping tour with her daughter. Mrs.
Dexter. made a pleasant call at The
Sun office. Mrs. Hinkins resides at
the camp with her son, cliff
Miss veta Bryner and John II. Redd,
both Of this city. were married in the
salt Lake temple last Wednesday.
Later they left for a wedding trip 10
California. Upon their return 10 Price
they Will go TO housekeeping.
Announcement IL made by Mr.. and
Mrs. oliver J. Harmon Of the marri .
age of their daughter Lora to ! Henry
| Thompson. at the Salt Lake temple on
! October 9Th. The young folks viii
make their home at Malta, Ida.
Attorney General Dan y. Shields
and State Auditor Ririe are to be in
| Price tomorrow saturday. evening
and viii speak at the county court
house at 8 o'clock. The public are
cordially invited to turn out and hear
them
Il. IT, Doughcrty tho Internal rev
enue agent. writes from Salt Lake
City that he will be away from Price
until October 18th. He will undergo
a surgical operation FOR rupture In a
few days. hence his delay In returning
here. His home IL In Salt Lake City.
John. the four year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. u. w. Crockett. while play
ing yesterday with some Of his little
companions. fell In such manner
that his left leg was broken just above
the knee. Or. Chamberlain was called
and set the injured member and nj
this writing the young man IN getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
Among the guests az the Savoy this
week are group Of officials FOR the
Matadur Petroleum company. w
[ NanderEracht president. = o. Davis
and Max w. Hail. reologisss. and +
y. Wood. Also the ohio oil compan,
! has here =. u. Hurley. vice president
his brother c. u. Hurley. u. A
Bowers. AN engineer. and w. y
Emery, gcoloRist.
Members of the tabernacle choh
. save a shower Monday evening az th'
tabernacle Co Misses Nsda Bryner and
| Lora Harmon. brides TO be. Eaci
, young lady was presented with
handsome silver set In appt ocintion o
their services With the ci'oir, beaidei
other useful gifts by friends. Refresh
ments were served and most enjoy
able time was had by all Attending.
AZ n special meeting oi tie Helpei
, city council n few evenings aEo Il wal
decided TO rebuild the dam acrols M
Price river north OF that city ans
. work viii start nc once The materla
In already on the ground and the onll
) reason u has not been done earlier u
! the summer was because Of the short
age OF labor. The dam will be OF Ce
ment and IN 90 replace the one wnahes
out by n flood n couple OF years ago.
Ethel Frandsen Sax. wife OF W. II
Sax. Of Hinwatha. after patiently sur
fering for eight months. following al
attack OF influenza, passed away n
the home Of her parents In Price
September 2bth, Mrs Sax was hori
In Castle Dale october 9Th, 1899. ant
her entire life has been spent In En-
erg and Carbon counties. She was an,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Pete
frandsen, long time residents %
Price, Her grandfather Bishop Frand
sen, was one Of the pioneers VIII,
crossed the plains In iSiT. Reside
her husband and parents she N sur
vived by three brothers ana fuu, r'h
tcra. Funeral services wern hold "a
the Price tabernacle Monday, florp
4 offerings were numerous. among then
being pieces from the knights 81
Pythins lodges ~ Price and ilHwathu