The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1895-12-14

the ROAD, or mako DrluSe acrOSS
the same. This running water
across public roads and not keep
ing the crossings in good repair, is
not very pleasant for travellers. We
suggest that the road supervisor
investigate the matter and see if
there cannot be some improve
ments made.
Hith the permission Of Joseph
w. Carpenter, George Grimmett
an old Cincinnati typo, has been
getting app q NICE collection of
songs from the ladies and gen.
Hemen Of 81. George, and COM
piling them for publication. Theyl
sciU be issued from the press ~
a fen days and aoill be on saleI
| at this office by tho compiler.
The First st. George ward is
losing a few Of its Oldest inhabi-I
tants.
Not long since Willian BGrnes
and wife moved to NepAi to live
with their daughter and her hus-
band, Fred. Parkin, and George
Alma Atkin has purchased their
old home and moved into it. Sue
cess to them.
Also, about two weeks ago the
widow Of the late Thomas Hall
moved to Cache Valley, whore Ler
three sons live. Bishop Thomas
Judd has purchased one of the
houses. Our old tried clerk Clar-
ence jackson, of the St. George
Temple, has moved into one Of the
houses and William Webb Jr., into
the other. They know where good
company is and they are welcome
to enjoy it. W
: Frank Dodge. now in from Bull Valley
Mines, caIled'at our offlc IS we were go-
ting to pre2s and reports that they have
sunk the shaft go feet, but nothing extra
!. ordinary has yet been struck.
We had pleasant call from two of our
old friends from ville, Mrs. John
Hall and daughter, who appear, hale ard
hearty. They report the nealth OF The
people in that vicinity, generally good,
: with the exec pton of q few colds.
5 We presume that the Utah Agricultural
+ College Experiment Station, at Logan,
! Utah, did Lot receive our notice that WI
1 desired the reports and Bulletins con
: tinued to our address, as we have not re-
ceived any of them since February, 1895
4 we consider them Of too much value not
3 to have them in our library. l.
Ga We called on Anson P. WiDsor, OF this
q <fkF& t6S pfllsr clay and found him Smelling
II a I0& III p<&Tl1fa He Informs Us thai
i l1e45tszz ~ grow yell here II plenled or
4 HAM 59&& ~ 6T&Ar to give the seed hbers
= AZ E'a 1ca sflf*rate tho ground, this eli
q mate being hdmfraby A-sctcd TO thei
u gTeWth We are pleased 20 zee this law In
4 infuntry taking stArf AND WeenaitS hsYa
T. lnore to say On Ills sol jsct bcfea fteF.
8 ( 'scssv.e is to be grand cofnbinatio,
9 concert Saturday and Monday evenings
I December IA and 10, at the st. Gcorg'
= Tabernacle, in which eight choirs are Il
. take part. We are sure it will be a Crane
;. success, both financially and otherwise
for they have been to a great deal Of troll
8 BILE and expense in Obtaining music AM
r practicing and have spared 10 pains t
l. make it interesting.
q Last Monday evening az we were return
a ing frsm Bloomington, We were detan
ed short tirue, through an acciden
l. Which occurred to Thomay Sullivan au
n John Spencer while coming home with
load of wood, Just SOutn OF the iona
/ CUNT bridge, in order TO mi3s some OF h
q water and mud in the road they drove u
too far on the bank and the load tippe
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