The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-07-11
SPRINGVILLE SPLINTERS.

1t is said that the celebration here on the
Fourth was the most peaceable and ENJOY
able affair of the kind ever had IN the Guy
There were fewer displays OF hoodluInlSih
and drunken rowdyism than are usuall9
seen on this day. Everyone mad gooH
time and was satisfied with the results OIL
the committees labors.
Dan Houtz and wife have been IN town
spending a few days with their friends.
They went to Provo Yesterday whereuthey
visit for short time, when they Will return
to Salt Lake.
James Whitehead has been renovating
his wooden mill north of town, and has
enlarged it considerably. New machinery
has been added and the force OF WORKERS
increased.
Little Miss Jeane Brinton was riding
one of her fathers Shetland ponies Whlle
another little girl was leading it around
the yard The animal made slight start
when Jeane fell to the ground and broke
both bones of her right arm near the wrist
The doctor was called, the arm sklllfully
attended, and now she is playing around
rs usual. The accident happened week
ago, and the bones are re-unitlng rapidly
All over1the country the wall goes up,
''There is no water" but down at Spring
creek you still find that same steady, IN
Ccasing flow of pure, fresh water.
Joseph JuChtJJ Has luob pultllsioSd % W A'AN'
mill for the purpose of drawing water
from his well on the bench. This IS the
first wind mill in this vicinity, and should
it prove a decided success, when Is hkeIy'
there will be many more raised near 10
catch the passing breezes.
While Willard Rogers was riding down
Main street Monday, his horse became
frightened and SHE'D badly, throwing the
boy into mid air He struck the ground
. IN. En
He was only slightly bruised as he arose,
mounted his steed and rode away.
A number of teams are at work hauling
gravel from the mountain north Of town.
The travel on the county road between
Springville and Provo is simply surprising
There is one steady stream of vehicles
from morning till night. That means bust
ness.
Prof r. j. KrouDa, superintendent OF
the Pleasant Valley Junction wax mlnes
has been in town few days. He say 1t Is
cool and delightful at the Junction.
Hi" Whites neat barber shop, right in
the heart of town now. is a big improve
ment over his old stand. He is going to
make much needed addition to his place
in the shape of a number of baths, That's
right "Hi,'' stay with her and build up your
own town.
There seems to be great interest taken
in ''blooded" horn stock and horses around
here in the past few years Some OF the
finest specimens of mammoth and also
diminutive horses in the territory are bred
and raised in this neighborhOod.
About seventy-five or hundred of the
young men of the town are off working on
the railroad
The Houtz mill site has been purchased
by II. GroesteCk.
Weather dry and hot; dust thick and
deep.
A number of new buildings are going up
in town
Martin & Drake have large number Of
fine imported horses at their stables sew
eral miles north of town.
Much interest in the Sullivan-ktlrain
combat is taken by many Of our tOwnsmen.
sullivan fixed him; hurrah.' is the gen
crI feeling. j. NJ.
SPRINGvILLE, July 9, 1889.