The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-12-10
PRICE AND NEARBY

pleting the last OF forty new cottages
for employees at Soldier Summit.
Miss Hazel Cleveland has accepted
a position in the Price public schools.
She has been teaching at ogden until
recently.
-. =. Ludwig has been named post
master at Castle Gate. He will assume
the duties OF the office with the filing
OF a bond.
Standard orchestra IL to give vic
trola dance at Storrs the evening OF
December 18th, next Friday. Every
one is invited.
gone 70 housekeeping at the A. u.
Maotsean home on South Sixth street.
The MacLeans are to live at Hiawa-
tina.
John A. Davis and Nelson NJ. Cook.
both OF Price. are among the recent
enlistments with the United States
army through the local recruiting sta
ton.
Carbon county's allotment in the
Christmas seal sale is fifteen hundred
dollars. Prof. Don g. woodward. In
charge Of the drive. believes a much
larger sum will be realized.
DR. J. y. Henderson. the chiroprac-
tor this week moved his Price office
from the Parker Weeter block TO
tho second floor 81 the building adj
Joining The Sun on the west.
In its mention last week Of the cleo
ton OF officers for Price chapter OF
the order Of the Eastern Star The sun
unintcntionaily omitted the name Of
Or. Y. NJ. Jones Of this city. lie was
chosen as worthy patron.
Former Sheriff George Collingham
Of SunnyHide would like to be warden
Of the state ponitentiary when the
time comes Tor George a. storrH to go.
Carbon county republicans are boost
ing him.
Demos Bros. the confoctionerr. have
taken "a long lease on the Exc theater
building room recently vacated BY H..
y. Moss. hut are not TO accupy u for
nt least n year. A harheruhop IT, Eo-
ing in for the time being.
W. y. Anderson. recently rcsiRninR
from the Price Commercial and Saw
nRs bank az assistant cashier. expects
to land the Price postoffiCo with the
coming ~ the new national admins
tration. lie has strong local endorse
mont
Eight new bridges will be required
between Myton and DuchcHnc NJ re-
suit ~ the enlargement of the Grey
Mountain canal Tho cost of these
bridges will be divided between the
state and the Uintah Basin Construc-
ntip company.
Jews are celebrating this week tho
Feast 81 the Dedication OF Lights. This
festival IL observed for eight days In
honor 81 the Victories Of the Macca-
bees over the armies ~ Antionchua
EpirhnnuH me- recorded In the Books Or
the MhcrnbecH
Franklin ~. Gutheii was last Tues
day granted an oil prospecting per-
init hy the secretary Of the interior at
Washington. II. G.. for twenty-five
hundred and eighty acres IN Emery
county. described aH In Twp. % South.
Range II East.
Yesterday In tho federal court at
Salt Lake city the trial 81 James A.
kaddiH came on. lie n charged with
operating a htiil over IN Emery county
not Ear from Huntington town. The de-
PENDANT has been out on bonds since
his preliminary hearing az Salt Lake
city short time ago.
Louis Ponce. Mexican, IL being
sought by the officers 81 Utah coun-
~ lie ~ alleged 60 have passed two
worthless checks az Thistle last Sat
urday. one az tho siler store for two
hundred and the other az Elias Card
ner'a place for a hundred and eighty
dollars. Before caahinE the checks
the Mexican exhibited a deposit slip
for two thousand dollars which he
claimed % have just deposited at the
bank Ponce II said % have headed
east from Thistle.
Price Pythinn Sisters named offir-
erH last Friday evening Tor the cnming
year. Flo Anderson, superior repre-
sentative; Bertha James, past chief,
Ethel Perry, most excellent chiefs
Ruth Flynn, most excellent senior;
Dora fausetL most excellent luuinr;
christA Stringham, managers li1rr
nah King. protector temple. jeanette
Garrett outer gunr1, Ruth James,
mistress OF records uad correspond
ence. ana Mary Evans, mistress of IL
nance,
PoNoffica Inspector Dutton made
one 81 his periodical trips 10 Price aud
surrounding towns this week ana last,
lie found everything with Postmaster
Olson right 10 the cent and his office
la the very best OF shape, An order
has gone forth from the department
that pusImastera must keep an mon
eys la their safes and may not deposit
government funds Ia banks, A change
In postmaHtera az Price, Il Is said, u
scheduled FOR about next May
Funeral services were held al the
tabernacle In Price last sunday after
noon over the remains 81 Joseph Pow
ell, The young man died la France
In the service 81 his country. lie was
the son ~ n. W. Powell. one Of the
very early settlers 81 this valley de-
ceased growing % manhood here, lie
Is survived by a widow ana two chm
dren Tor some time residents Of Spring
vile He passed away from influenza
after being gassed In action. Burial
was at the Powell family cemetery,
Henry Ruggeri represented the Ameri-
can Legion az the services. while mem-
beers of that order acted as pallhearers,
More than seven hundred people at
tended the concert OF the WEIGH male
quartet of some fourteen members al
tho tabernacle In Price last Monday
evening many being from the camps
and surrounding towns. 10 was quite
the best entertainment, altogether,
that has ever been given In this city, A
guarantee of four hundred dollars
brought the attraction, Perhaps iva
hundred ana fifty dollars Will be
cleared by the ward after an expenses
are paid. This goes 10 the new organ
fund IL was stated Monday evening
that the organ viii be dedicated with
a rerital on the evening OF December
29th.
Tuesday Superintendent Joseph H.
Tullis Of the government truck line
! from Price 10 NeFnal and Frank Davis