The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-10-08

and Fatini Lambrian. both of IIia.
wathn, and to Lars =. Larsen and
Mrs Matilda Cramer both OF Cicvo.
and.
October 18Th. 26th and 9Th are the
three remaining registration DAYS for
the general election on November "a.
Lind Olson. a former Price boy and
son OF the late l.. NJ Olson. was this
week named as the postmaster vi Eph-
rain. lie has been taking care OF the
officc since his fathers death.
Helper odd Fellows, who have been
holding their meetings IN the railroad
chapel have leased the building aud
VIII use it Tor lodge purposes and 9TH
or public gatherings.
Alex N. Ferguson OF Price was las,
tuesday awarded "a professional high
high school certificate by the state
board OF education. Sarah j. Mar
ferding. formerly OF this city, IL grant
Cd two years certificate IN Huperyt-
sion.
Tho Madscn-C Cornell garage with tho
Studobukcr agency In now comfort.
ably located south OF the Denver and
Rio orande tracks on Eighth street In
the building until recently occupied
W AA' N"NNA NAAA'Nh kANMkft Inc lNAhfl
has moved to It's own building 90 the
north ~ the Tavern Hotel.
Mayor l.. A. MCGEE, Rev. Ralph &.
Jones. Carl u. Marcuaen. George NJ.
Miller and Miss Theorn Snow, Master
Herbert w Millburn and others are
down FOR talks and musical aud read
ing numbers on Columbus Day Octo-
Der 18th, az Price next Tuesday. Also,
the high school giee club and the sun
nyHlde band.
Soldier Summit IL 10 have an opera
house. according 90 articles 81 incor-
porntlon filed with tho secretary OF
state Tuesday by the Soldier Summit
Opera House company. The incor-
poration IN for $4,000. divided into
ten dollar shares n G. Means H.
president, w. y. Piper, vice president.
ana y. A, Stark, secretary and treas
urer
Says Helpers Times ~ last Friday,
AFTER thirty-three years residence In
this country. James R0iando sr Of
Spring Glen, left TUESDAY Tor New
York, where he VIII Faii Tor Italy Ia
visit with his father ana his daughter,
Mrs Tony fnsaio. He VIII spend some
time with his father. 81 years old and
who has expressed a desire to rec his
son before he passes. His daughter.
Mrs Tony Fassio, who has been In
Italy for the past Few years, viii ac-
company him home ON his return
r. =, Lannon's OF Price and Carl VIII
burg OF Castle Dale have taken the
contract from the state 20 build four
bridges In Carbon county Three are
la Soldier Canyon ana the fourth rs az
the head OF Nine Mile They were the
lowest Of several having proposals In.
Camps are being established this week
ana 10y the middle 81 next work viii
be wen under way on the concrete and
stone portions. Lannon's has resigned
as state road agent. the same taking
effect on the esd Of September. The
total price for the four structures Is
around seven thousand dollars.
In accord with the San Francisco
markets. sugar took another drop up
az salt Lake City last Wednesday,
amounting 10 approximately Sl,5O per
hundred weight, Prices from johher
a. retailer We're quoted as nelng $3.50
az compared 10 the price Tuesday Of
$3.50 Later on, however, another
drop Of fifty cents occurred, bringing
the price % Sl4.8O 20 tho retailer.
Despite the fact that retailers are ale
lowed profit OF two dollars per bag,
Zion merchants were on Wednesday
selling sugar at $500, making "a
profit OF only twenty cents per hun
dred weight.
Al Ringing. charged with the muir
der Of John Bartholomew al Price
some six or seven years ago, had his
preliminary hearing before Justice
Hammond last Friday and was bound
over 10 the district court for trial ON
a charge Of murder IN the first de-
gree. Among the important witnesses
from a distance were H. II. Wallace,
county attorney at Caldwell, Ida, and
his stenographer, Miss Bette Hoover.
Il was at Caldwell that Ringing made
the confession that landed him be-
hind the bars at Price. He was rep
resented at the preliminary by c. A.
futile, attorney Of Price.
Mrs. Della Huntington Stevenson,
aged 40 years, died at Provo General
Hospital last Sunday evening follow
ing an operation for appendicitis. De-
ceased was the wife OF J. T.. Steven
son, superintendent OF the Utah rail-
way, and had lived In the Garden city
some three years. She was the daugh-
ter Of the late William c. Huntington
of Springyille and Is survived by her
husband and one daughter, Ter moth
er and numerous relatives In Utah
county. She was quite well known 10
numerous residents al Hiawatha ana
elsewhere in Carbon county Funeral
services were held at Provo last We'd
nesday with interment in that city