The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-06-18
PURELY PERSONAL

- WILL
-Bracken Lee is back home after
an absence Of several months In Cali
fornia.
Mrs. ]. a. Ice and son. Walter. Of
ieiPer are spending the summer in
Herman Harms Of Salt Lake CITY.
t tne state chemist was a Savoy guest
"wednesday last
-Manager zimmerman Ut the J. G..
fehneN store at Price was is Zion this
week on business
Miss Jane MCGEE leaves today
Tor caldwell. Ida. to visit with Miss
GLADYS helms for q time.
MIR. and Mrs Lloyd Perigeaux Of
Price are soon 10 go to Los Angeles
Gala. to make their home.
Mayor and Mrs LEROY 4. Nt.Cea
leave this afternoon for the shriners
big doings at Portland. ore.
Mrs q. J. Anderson Of Castle
Dale was here today ana was visiting
with relatives between stages.
Mrs g. =. Anderson " Winter
quarter is visiting with relatives and
friends this week at sunnyside.
Mr. and Mrs y. s. Nelson have
returned to Mt Pleasant from their
winter home at Long Beach. Gala.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl u. Marcusen
were in Ogden this week. the former
to attend the state bankers meeting.
Mrs T.. ". Hume of Salt Lake
city ~ "a visitor this week IN Price at
the home n her brother. Orson r.
Brooks
John ". Liulciohn of Castle Gate
and Mr. and Mrs James Fulton N
kenilworth were Savoy guests during
the week
DIR &c. %. Goetzmann win spend
most 20 the coming week 90. Liun ia
attendance upon the state dcntni as
sociation meet.
Thomas Dumayno. former resi-.
dent of Price and Sconeld, was here
SUNDAY from Zion lie came through
with new ear
n y. Newcomb of jefferson CITY.
Mo- friend of Mayor T.. \. Niece.
has arrived IN Price Ia take position
with % local lumber concern
IF A. Rudy. paymnstor for Ttnh
Fuel company, was iu Price on one of
his periodical trips last Saturday and
Sundn' Tie registered at tho Savoy.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gumuur went
IN to Salt Lake city this week by au-
tomuhilu. accompanied hy the iHtter'H
mother Mrs. Margaret Evans of
Canon city. Colo.
III. w Crane OF srofIcid and 10.
scph W. RUIZ ur Winter Quarters
were boo the county scat this week do.
| ing jury service. The sun had a call
from the gentlemen.
III H. Lewis pf smrdnrdyiiic.
Paul @. Carney uf Moline. Ills. and
Victor a. Lewis ~ Zion made no o.
party uf three ut the Savoy this week
All are interested one way or another
In coal hcrpahoutL
Chuck NipkerHpu of Provo pnd
/ his brother. Frank. ~ Evanston,
Wyo., were here this week and loaded
/ up ~ The Sun with location notices
They uro taking up oil and shalo lands
locally for thcmrclvcs ana others.
Mrs a. urccuhaigh ~ fc~rur
and Mrs q. = Peterson uf S,utivld
We're guests uf the Savoy 81 i'rlsf dur,
irR tho week Tho former har lorr
ON a trip To- her old homo nt the rppei
camp while the latter ~ now VISITING
at fcfron.
-. Arthur Thomas OF Salt LAX,
CTS was a Price visitor ON Wednes
day last HIS mnthor-in-lnN. Mrs
/ iANiNA hNANiH ~ now az ~ hrhfFi
and In very poor health after "a recent
surgical operation Mrs. ThoV AZ j
with her mother
-Thomna n t.amph uf OrHureylii,
was "a visitor iu Price the first uf al,
week. lie iH operating coal min,
over In Emory county ana o. prosper
Gus However his health has uu
| boon rutd here ui late. which 'urNui
county friends viii regret tu hear
Mrs. Ralph Walters came dovi
from Pocntello. Ida. last Friday. an,
accompanied her mother. Mrs Stew,
lGiunotti. 90 Price To- attend the nuurea
of the late Mrs, T., nernardi Mrs
/ Walters returned Ia her home ID
Idaho sunday Times. ilth,
Ted Jouflns went MP Co his wncl
/ Monday 10 receive thousand heut
at sheep he recently purchased tn
loutlas boys have recently acquire,
another ranch adjoining their old on
ana are going into the sheep husiues
on bigger scale than ever, The,
now have over three thousand heui
OF sheep.-llelper Times. iith,
George T. odell. president of th
Consolidated Wagon and Muchin
company and candidate for the nomi
nation for governor on the republican
AAAhhAf N w lANiNtnAt NlNhlNk "A AlAhl
medicine, fixing up a few fences an,
shaking hands with the boys lie be
lieNes the state roads commission
should be taken out Of politics, tina
highways into the uintah BASH
should be built with local material
and that the asphaltum So common II
the Basin should be used In the con
structiOn Of highways in and thOs
leading out of the Basin.-puohesn
Record, iith.
DR. NJ. 70. Stewart nt the stat
land board returned yesterday from
trip To the Uintah Basin, where HI
went In the interest of the board, IN
stewart says the outlook Tor crops n
that section OF the state wac neye
better that the Basin has the appear
unro ~ a great garden, ana that th
people are optimistic over the OUT
look. While In the Basin, Dr. StcNar
visited the dinusauer qulrr.es uea
Jensen, which he regards as q marvel
Gus find, The bones OF urehistori
animals, being taken from the sand
stone beds, says the doctor, detail pas
history in a way that NO written his
tory can.-Salt Lake Herald, l1th.
MIR. and Mrs. Steve Gianotti 70
ceived an invitation this week for m
launual commencement exercises "a
the 81, Louis University which take
place on the 7th day OF June, and "a