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Show raiT. ttxmaz mi m. THE BUN, PRIOR, UTAH EVERY THURSDAY fade rrm 'Price and Cflearby ifGreen Employes of the Fair Department store held an outing in the Price eity ttmsinese park Friday evening. City thy ir Miller Hirer toL wm thU wek. jfiaua Dorothy and Subtle fashion changes demand that you have a businese wae Campbell KmTUI. George Ockey, school district elerk, and Claude J. Empty drove into Salt Lann Men Lake City Thursday on business. provo visited in Price this week Jl friends. Dr. 'Frank Miglibgedrove to Grand a William left Tpcggv for Salt Junction Thursday tdSattend the road celebration sponsored by the Price fitr to resume bis stuBies at the and Grand Junetion Chambers of Com. Utah. of iwsity meree. jph C. Jones lefMflia week for 'Carbon Stake Genealogical society jjdiyi visit to Tighrpolo. He will sponsor a free dance Fridiy evereturn Saturday. ning at 9 p. m. in the stake taber-naelRefreshments will be sold .durg. Thomas was a business visitor the danee. ing week Moab the of , last the tiee Independent, 17tk. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hollenbeck and Mrs. Titus Jones went to Price SunJameson alRnton, Karl, n, Msymo to day to consult with Mrs. Hollenbecks Thursday for Grand Jox&eti physician. The others took in the fair. celebration. road the 1 Uintah Basin Record, 18th. Robertson to went C. A. ttomey Mr. and Mrs. J. EL Palmer and chilon legal business. ErThursday dren, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Cutdependent, 17th. ler of Salt Lake City, motored to Price CL Ferron weut tq Price on ied Saturday and attended the Carbon county fair. Kaysville Reflex, business short for a mday trip, 17th. 17th. the Roosevelt atins NEW COAT this year! , are Fashions darling and Penneys unequalled value e. only giving makes it possible at these amazingly low prices! 90 at FENNELS! Standard, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Virden and Mrs. my Clark of the Sturgeon Motor Viola Schumaker left Wednesday for pany spent Saturday and Sunday Grand Junction to attend the Utah- rise. Roosevelt S.anJard, 17th. Colorado highway celebration. They will return Sunday. riddock Gilmour left Wednesday re--s to for Mass., Cambridge, sing Mrs. George D. Haymond, George, his studies at Harvard Univer- Jr., and Miss Dorothy Haymond left Friday for Pocatello, Ida. George and Miss Dorothy are attending the Uniiss Jean and Clara Thornton of versity of Idaho there this winter. Vegas, Nev.f arrived in Price Sun-f17th. Nephi with in friends a weeks visit or Times-New- s, C. T. Axelgard ? u'hne of Price motored to ttend eyenlnS r. and Mrs. W. S. Petrosa and bJ JIeJr8f.aceoPlmed Wallace Dennis of Myton visited bu were and Monday mds in Price the guests at George Bowere home. r.," wees. Sunday Uintah Basin Record, 18th. (r. and Mrs. Ivor Sudweeks lee were guests of Mr. and nturaJ after a Nimhil? irlcs A. Hall last week. visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. 17th. I 1 This years coats are different in so many ways that your last winter's coat will lode Here are decidedly queer and some of the new fashion I Mfs.l.ll?,gSirt out-of-dat- e. J. C. Carter. She was accompanied as b7 r. I Robinson hnsell w?n; lo Price on I l,r Tunes-Xew- s, Carter.-he- phi 17th. iday, says the Boaamlt standard the 17th. He will attend the high n (D?c) Guthiel and son, Kelly, Ml there this winto- -. I of bait Lake City were in Price lost on bue8 GuUiiels were Dean Hector and Clyde Berry residents of Pncc he and W. ded the Carbon county fair at tune b"B-B,lBroeker ire the last of the week.-M- oab Motor for the Ford company 17th. ant at Bandall Turpin of Fairview, itato h and game warden for this higher, fitted waistline straighter silhouette two inches longer front wider wrap-ove- r a fastening of some kind . . . buttons or tie or belt dull, rich, rough woolens luxurious fur trimmings interesting wide sleeves ti r d Spencer Eeidd Mra M;fWayne were at Price over isiSSRSf 'l" H&Ttsrtayw I I in attendance at the Carbon county fair. Manti Messenger, 18th. of the the dered nr. and Mrs. Grant Evan, and their lighter of Spanish Fork, visited the g" L Fenton left this week for trip to Price and east- - u. Parawan Tunes, 18th. seventy-eig- at 7;30 p. Judgment of $600 for on land is asked by the bia bank in a suit filed in the Helltended vices. kit y ft Gr,nd g J01 inj? standard gauge ht S1S,Uh' part of tost week at the home t,0n Md Mrs. L S. Evans. L .m Jnn-H5- j. c. Penney Co., r. JN s. a . &sl j jsots Licensed to Wed Cfh-dorri- .Mm. Lawrence l.ipbw.yk; o Zirker of Priee whol TMUfd with her hnsband at the Zirker neh on Lake Fork for a week, re- Bned home of last week. Ed Zrtw drove Sunday her home. The new samples Fall in Men's tad Winter Suite arc be-m-g shown by Be. Yon may be they are right la quality nd right in price. Bring ua your 5reiBtBg Jobe, we eifag can save you ttoney. All work done here in Price. Acme Cleaners & Tailors w . MTBRS, Prep. ChHleg, ftiei Utah IT fmmrft Jim Woods, 54, who has ate years of a term m the Carbon his wnvictionm following d cd on county, on burglary eharges, ward Tuesday morning in the hospital of the penitentiary: ood suffered his a heart attack Monday evening in the to hospital. removed cell, and was He was buried Wednesday in the prison cemetery. and look at low frictl Satina, canton crepes and other desirable materials. me. L. C. Cox, Ferron. Mildred B. Johnson, Woodside. Michael Iloolahan, Grand Junction. May Bever, Grand Junetion, Colo. Vernon W. Simmons, Huntington. Verna Jewkes, Orangeville. It. R. Johnson, Oakland, Calif. Marie Allan, Springville. George II. Carter, Bingham. Itoae E. Langford, Bingham. Phony Stout, Palisade, Colo. Beryl Hester, Palisade, Cola J. C. Harris, Palisade, Cola Irene Clark, Palisade, Cola Carbon Youth Held On Board Lets Contract For Narcotic Charge the Completion of Scofield Highway was arLee Diamcnti, 22, of Helper at about federal agents m a raid on a room in a Salt Lake City hotel Tuesday. Some of the nareotie containers were, identified as having been stolen from the Schraxnm-John-sdrug store in Helper in a burglary on August 3. Diamenti was arrested by Carbon officers in connection with the crime, but no charges were filed because of lack of evidence. R. C. Bclnap and Dr. A. H. Taylor, who made the arrest, said they believed the narcotics were stolen from drug stores end doctors offices, and were being sold in small quantities on the streets. In illicit street traffic, the drugs, worth about $250 at legitimate prices, would bring abont $1000, the agents said. Diamenti will he prosecuted in the state court and under the state law rested and narcotics valued for Mioses and Women Timcs-Indopcnde- CARBON BAND BIG FEATURE OF PEACH DAY PROGRAM The Carbon high band under the direction of E. M. Williams proved to be one of the main attractions at the Ferron Peach Day eeleliration Friday. Committees in charge of the fete had invited the band to appeu on both daye of the program, bnt inado- facilities made it necessary that State be present on the opening day only. Large number of visitor! from Car. bon eonnty attended the fete during the two days, and proclaimed it the most successful celebration held there. At a meeting of the eonnty commissioners Saturday, an agreement was reached for the graveling of an uncompleted stretch of the new Colton-Seofiel- d highway. The contract waa awarded to a group consisting of William Engle, Thomas Lamph, Miles Miller, Lb J. Harris and T. M. Hamby. It had been .planned at first to leave the stretch ungraveled nntil spring. The portion which will be completed is 5.7 miles in length, according to Mrs. Elizabtth Hadley, eonnty clerk, and extends entirely to ScoBids will be received by the board field. The contractor! will receive $2000 of county commissioner of Carbon for doing the work, but the total sum eonnty on or before October 1 for involved is approximately $2900, the furnishing the court house with alack additional amount being in considera- coal. tion of the rental of graveling machinery belonging to the county, acagainst illegal possession of drugs. cording to Mrs. Hedley. The agents said federal nroseeution An inspector to represent the eonnwould be impracticable because of on the project will be appointed by Before buying ace John X. ty the fact that an aetnal sale of the nar- tee rommisaioner, hie salary being fixMadsens big smooth Ramtooil-le- t cotics eannot be proved. ed Saturday at thirty, cents an hour. Rama. Also good Yearling The agenta believe that the arrest crossbred nms. Priced accordhalted has Diamenti an of epidemie ing to timea. of nareotie thefts from doctors ofJOHN K. MADSEN fices and drug stores. Mt. Pleasant, Utah A new addition haa been made to the porcupine family at the Price xoa The animal was found Tuesday morning by E. S. Honiley, district court FOR SALE, WANTED. ETC. Election of officers for the Priee clerk, while working in his garden. nnit of the American Legion auxiliaiy After capturing the animal by placwee held Monday evening, Mrs. Elmer ing a large barrel over it and turning Wahlstrom being named president to the container right aide up, Horsley Two Cents Per Ward Rack Ii Ne Charse Aecaant succeed Mrs. Arthur Craven. Mrs.Ted called Mayor W. F. Olson, who had it viee elected was Thomas first presi- removed to the xoa FOR URNT TWO-ROOOOTTAGR, dent and Mrs. William Grogan second furnished. Phone 72-H. llow the animal made its way to the viee president residential section eannot be deter- WANTED TWO SCHOOL OR BUH-ne- w Other officers are : Mrs. Scott Faus-et- t, mined. There are now five porcupines cirli to board and room. A pal at Reeds Art Needlework shop. Price, Utah. chaplain; Mrs. Clerk Wright, his- at the zoo. MT torian; Mrs., Ralph Martin, sergeant-at-armMrs. Craven, Mrs. J. B. ArmA BLACK POCKETROOK BB. I.08T GIRLS SCOUTS strong and Mrs. Wilford Jensen, extweea Helper end Price Tamday nifM, Kinder pleaee call 242. Reward. ecutive committee. 94, FOOD $250 were seized by on Notice to Contractors Rams For Sale Porcupine Captured In Price Mans Garden Price Legion Auxiliaiy Names New Officers Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beach returned from Price where they had brolh-e- r, moned by the illness of Beachs lrwo DENVER AND RIO GRANDE TO at died who 'Frank Beach, CHANGE TRAIN SCHEDULE arrival their after city hospital soon semere took place there, and funeral The Denver and Rio Grande WestFrank in its train at Ferron, the old family home. Moab ern announces a change Beach at ona time resided at mo- - chedule effective September 27, Sunland had numerous friends here. day. There is little ehange exeept in 17th. ab Trains Xo. 3 and 4 3. 27 Xa I, westbound, will arrive at morC Gease in the oclock 3:30 County Attorney 'Valter of instead is five minhas been instructed by t ning. Xa 2, easthound, condemnation draw to up commission utes later or 2:35 a. m. Train Xa 3 Insurance of all kinds fire, theft, . proceedings against pwpwjy will arrive at 9 oclock in the morand Xa 4 ie to accident automobile, tornado, wind, 9:40 of Instead 'tor ning desiresi 6:25 m the (date glass, life, etc. Equitable arrive at 7:10. instead of Agency, Price, Utah. t?Rlif"Sr JSIJKS thats smartly PRICE, UTAH the pastor, Rev. SBtioB to all to attend Ser court against Lars Gunderson. 5l everything flattering DEPARTMENT-STOR- E VU m. by ... different sleeves, extra fitted waistlines i Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Gauchat have ' agreement with the owners for the eondem- returned to Price from Mamie, Mont, purchase of the land before Peterson have j wj,ere thev have been during the sum- - nation proceedings are pressed, and re wved to Pnee where he ban been cm-Qanchat has been looking after ; for some time surveying, says and doi UKeument work on a prom- Miss Ida Pace and Miss Bessie entertained at the former s Jameson Basin Reeord of Duchesne. w eouuCarbon he other mie tnd home Wednesday evening in honor oi will are interested B. E. Farnsworth and wife and Ced- - ZJEw? Mrs. Belle Momson, the occasion be in Price for the present et Lindsey and wife of Mountain ing her birthday anniversary. Bridge loan motored to Price Wednesday of and luncheon were the evening diver-aionUtah The eompany Grocery , Symns lest week, next Those bidden to attend were returning home the hag iled guit in the district court dey. Bracken Lee, Mrs. Ben Redd, Mrs. J. against H. S. Robinett reeking judg- Mrs. S. Palmer, Miss Mae White, Miss y?rP!p, Marie Davis, Miss Enid Davis, Mrs., Cooper, Donold Blib, B-A. Olson, Mrs. J. C. Vaught, Mrs. Miss Josephine FlJ cT I thev delivered $584.37 worth or mer-- L. J. Wetenkamp, Mrs. Roy Mo.4w.-B- m Jum Kord,! McMullin, Mrs. Lydia ack, of o port only Thomas Mrs. Jr., Fitzgerald, Olson, which has been paid. Mrs. Gladys King, Mrs. Glen Allred, F. R. Hammond made a business Mrs. John BowA. J. Young of Moab attended the Mrs. Myrtle E.Stalker, trip to Priee last Thursday, aecom-pinie- d Mrs. K Olson, the Misses Carbon county fair at Price the last man, r. and Clara Thornton of Las VegJean Sr. dd, as, Xev, Mrs. F. P. Fisher and Mrs. the 17th. Steve Bunnel of Helper and the guest of honor. net Gloriously styles, or-- University of Utah. mf business s. an,rs 0" L high-light- s; -r- e T f SALE T SUCCESS GROCERY STORE 5 F. K, SATURDAY, Sept 28. LOST TUESDAY ton and Gilluly, anltcare containing fecte. Gash reward office. 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