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Show vkici viIL t n p nm )rice and flearbq ( Knox Patterson drove to Vernal Monday on business. A baby girl was bom Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. John G. Grosso. Dan B. Shleldj of Salt Lake was a business visitor In Price Saturday. Mrs. W. E. Christensen returned Friday after visiting relatives in , l s' Personnel of Forest Unit at Ferron Camp Listed by Offic University Graduate Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ottcstrom of Cleveland left Saturday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress. son of Mr. and Rudolph Larcher, -of Price, gratlua Mrs. Fred Larcher at Utah of An appendectomy was peiformed ed from the University Tues Wilson of Price obtained a marriage at the city hospital Thursday of last commencement exercises held license Saturday. Personnel of the reforestation unit week on Robert Tomsic of Spring located near Ferron was announced Glen. Mrs. Charles Larsen underwent a C. Dewsre of Friday by Captain W. thyroid operation at the Price hosis the officer An appendictis operation was perwho D. C., Washington, pital Wednesday. formed at the Price hospital in charge of the camp. Included in on Miss Thora Locke of the unit are four army men besides Miss Mildred Pace went into Salt from D. L. in the to enroll Captain Deware, 25 workers Lake Saturday 21 workers from and county Carbon S. business college. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Schultz and two Virginia. sons, George and Mack, were visitors Frank D. Sawyer and Earl Hills in Salt Lake the latter part of last Captain Dewares army assistants are: First Sergeant Bennie P. Gunter; left Sunday for Chicago to attend the week. Sergeant John E. Wine; First Class Century of Progress. the at Private Clive Fleming, and Private 'ti Frank Colombo, a student Mrs. C. P. Porter left Wednesday of week this Guy W. Davis, all of Fort Monroe, arrived of Utah, University last week to visit her mother and to spend the summer vacation at Va. sisters in Chicago, 111. The Carbon county contingent consists of the following: Carl T. Aplan-al- p, Bert Trescder returned Friday from Miss Arleen Oldroyd of Castle Gate Dean P. Bartlett, Steve L. BunSalt Lake where he was called by underwent an operation at the local nell, James H. Dennis, George Dunn, the death of his sister. Charles W. Edwards, David S. Ham- hospital Tuesday for removal of ilton, Marion S. Hunt, George E. Halbert Greaves, Frank Jonas and Mangum, Leon M. McIntyre, William Marlin Nielsen arrived from Ephraim J. Powell, William R. Roseberry, Wil- Judge and Mrs. George Christenthis week to visit friends in Price. sen attended the University of Utah liam G. Woolsey, Louis Tallerico and commencement exercises at Salt Lake ) Frank G. Young, Pnce. bott, Chester F. Ellis, Gahen, Louis G. Rlche , y 1 . t-'? 1 Mrs. Belle Morrison went into Salt Lake last week for a visit of several weeks. Jack Alley of Salt Lake arrived Saturday to spend the summer vacation in Price. W. J. Halloran and Itucl Halloran business of Salt Lake were week-en- d callers in Price. David LeRoy Russell and Iva Mae h Tuesday. Hey, Skinna-aa'y- , ? bert E. Cuthriell, Frank Ellsworth J. Engram, ans, Wilforrt D. Gumm, BeTi' Griffin and Richard M Portsmouth; Herman W Giiu Ashby H. Coleman, Lynchbl B. Duval, South Norfolk; r ' Elder, Brookneal; Clyde HalU j Boston; R. Eugene Hammitt Clifford E. McPeak, Roanoke, F. Michil, Hilton Village. 1 RUDOLPH LARCHER Miss Jean McKee of Huntington was admitted to the Price hospital Saturday to undergo an appendicitis operation. Ive got a real Remington DO of day. He was enrolled in the school mines and engineering, receiving a bachelor of science degree. Mr. Larcher gi aduated from the Carbon high school in 1928. GENERAL DEPT. STORES Joseph Evans and Blanche Bender, both of Helper, secured a mairiage R. Lamors, former resident of Price, license at the county clerks office died at Miami, Fla., Mondiy of heart trouble, according to word received here by friends. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Marl D. Gibson turned the fore part of the week re- afOtto Reichert addressed the Price ter visiting in the state capital for Kiwanis club at its weekly luncheon several days. Wednesday evening on the subject of VACATION lO.OOC Mines and Mining. Mark Sepas left Friday for San Francisco, Calif, to enroll in the Miss Adele Nelson visited in Salt General Mills baking school. He will Lake during the week-enattending be gone three weeks. the alumni banquet of St. Marys of the Wasatch academy. Mrs. F. L. Gregory of Detroit, Mich., arrived in Price Friday to visMrs. Anna M. Gubler of Lund, Nev., it friends and relatives here. She will is visiting relatives in Price. remain for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Maynard Mrs. Rodney McKune and son, and family left Friday for a Dannie of Altona, arrived Thursday trip to Alabama. On their reof last week to visit with Mr. and turn, they plan to attend the Worlds Mrs. Charles Virden and family. fair at Chicago. Indi VALUES d, three-wee- all the pride of owning a real, honest'togoodness AN Remington Portable is in that hail to Skinnay, A real with a four row keyboard like the Hg Remington machines in Dad's office. Mike Stamatakis arrived from Salt William MacKnight, a student at Lake the latter part of the week to the University of Utah, visited in spend the summer here. He has been Price this week. He plans to enroll in Fort Russell at Cheyenne, Wyo., attending the University of Utah. for the next two months. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Pace and Ford Holmes of Rolapp, Paul HolMrs. Albert Pace returned Friday after visiting friends and relatives in brook of Castle Gate and Carl Leavitt of Price returned recently from Logan, Salt Lake and southern Salt Lake where they have been attending Westminster college. Miss Mae Pace entered the L. D. S. C. D. Bane, traveling freight agent mission home at Salt Lake Saturday of the Baltimore & Ohio-Altrailpreparatory to leaving for BrookE. F. Bertling, general and road, to N. a mission fulfill the in Y., lyn, agent for the Missouri Pacific lines, eastern states. with headquarters at Salt Lake, were William Engle and W. E. Christen- business callers in Price this week. sen were in Salt Lake during the week-en- d attending a convention of Parley P. Peterson, Sr., father of Mrs. Hazel Madsen of Price, died at the Farmers-Automobi- le his home in Ephraim Friday. He was company. born in Lehi 77 years ago. Surviving A marriage license was issued at besides Mrs. Madsen, are one son, the Carbon clerks office Monday to Parley P. Peterson, Jr., Ephraim, and John Edward Krissman of Spring two daughters, Mrs. Donna Beck of Glen and Marjorie Elizabeth Ward Ephraim and Mrs. Fern Whittington, Salt Lake. of Castle Gate. Now it's fun to do school work and write letters and stone And watch those school marks get better and better. The only thing Dad must not borrow it too often for his office Nor Mother for her correspondence and other writing tasks. For this little machine will do just about everything youd expect a portable home-work- ". to da And at such surprisingly low cost 7 the lowest in history. Only 119.73 for this real Remington. And if more convenient, terms are -- cheerfully granted. Drop in today and see the Remington Portable at f 19.75 Parents I Education Via the Typewriter and Inter-Insuran- Inatnutht (gutt-Aimnra- tR A Riot of Mirth! The Cohens & Kelleys In Trouble also SAT. SUN. MON. SUN. MON. Black Beauty The Gay Chevalier ESTHER RALSTON - ALEX KIRKLAND in A half hour Musical Comedy featuring Phil Harris and Ills Coconut Grove Orchestra. tionally low price. sg NEW SMART WASH FROCKS AT 98c FABRIC GLOVES Ladies Fine Quality Fabric All Sizes- - Tan Only. Extra Special Value Mr. and Mrs. George A. Poulter of Ogden announce the marriage of their daughter, Avon, to Joseph Bunder-so- n of Emery. 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