The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-29
PRICE AND NEARBY


Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Locks are en-
PERTAINING a new son at their home at
sunnyside.
Hon. William r. Lamph, state sem
ator from this district. is reported to
be slightly improved az his home al
Cleveland lie has been sufferer
from blood poison.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Lloyd Of Price
have g new son that came to gladden.
their homo Dn Monday evening last.
Mrs. Lloyd and the young man are
getting along nicely
=. G. Wheeler. until this week with
lobe Whitmoro's pawnshou. has gone
TO the Price pustoffiDe az w r. OIL
sons assistant He assumed his duties
last Tuesday morning
Prices Mu'uais gave o. "hotdor"
supper last Friday evening. a parade
OF youths in the afternoon with cam
ines galore advertised the doing
After the lunch there was q dance.
~ s Nelson left Price Wednesday
morning for IT. Pleasant after look
ing over DTS Interests 600 this section
the pas. few days After voting there
next Tuesday himself and family
leave for Long Beach. Gala. where
they are Q" spend the winter
Among the overseas dead TO be
buried at Arlington cemetery on SAT-
urday lost was Private Marcus -.
Cook oi the Twentieth engineers Of
salt Lake Citf and Private Charles r.
Carroll OF tho Three Hundred and
NINETY Eighth casual company. "a son
OF JamU D. Carroll of Cotton They
were given military burial honors.
Word comes from Helper that Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Rasmussen have n
brand new girl at their home-the
first arrival 600 nine years. saws Castle
Dale'H Progress. At first the mother
was critically ili. but latest reports
have o. that she is getting along nice
~ Her mother, Mrs. Jane Lister. u
with her
County Treasurer Robinett this week
completed sending out his tax notices
there being about seven thousand u
them 100 told. lie is expected to ham
die around five hundred thousand doll
lars iu money between now gud tho
first Uf Tho year After November
seth taxes become delinquent and a
penalty Uf pcr cent attaches.
Mr. Frank W. Averi1 81 Castle
Cato wHa nkrn To- st. Marks Hospital
nt Salt Lake city last Sunday morn.
ing Hul later FOO tho day was operated
| ON fUr appendicitis Mrs Charles D..
AvoriN uf Price b. with hcr daughter
in-lHN caring Tor nn infant child. Re
ports FROM there Yesterday are that
tho patient l1 getting along quite we'll.
Yesterday Hll over "a, rintnh Ua-
sin 1uI lu the mountains surrounding
SNOW storms ragged. myH Mytun'H Free
Press OF iHat Friday Trees aud fences
and wires were an loaded down. on
Cotton summit government truck
drivers report eighteen inches and tho
storm still raging To-day IN the val.
lcy The sun is shining ana soon the
ground viii Doe bare with tho cxccp-
lions of hooks on north slopes.
Funeral services were hold IN the
| tabernacle at Mornni on ThurHdny 81
iaHi week Tor Mrs CharHty Cowlishnw,
who died 81 asthma the previous Mon
dnN Deceased was the wife ~ Ncphi
Cuwiiahaw of Helper. and the daugh-
tcr NJ Mr. ana Mrs. Joseph Curtis ~
Muroni She was born there Dcccm-
Der 2. 1894 She ~ survived by hor
husband and one child about 2 years
old.
Nine hundred mon are 60 be ro-
-cruited by the United States army Tor
lis financial department. according 20
Information received nt tho recruit
ing station here az Price. Requirements
for service IN this branch specify that
a man must have high school educh-
ton or ~ equivalent, General cleri.
cal work. office management ana also
former service IN the army are assets
20 tho applicant
Joseph r, Tullin. tho superintendent
Of the government operated star route
service az Price. gives this item for
publication 90 the Myton Free Press
THE rumor that the government viii
/ cease hauling parcels post % the Tin
tab Basin after January LIST ~ entirely
false, New garages are being built ai
/ Price. puchesne. Myton and NcrnaI
/ ana certainly the government would
| not go 20 the expense OF putting uI
| these buildings n d were 90 cease
/ operation Ia tho uintuh Basin Thu
year"
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