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

in box to convey the water across
the road, or make a bridge 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 sec if
there cannot be some improve
ments made.
" 18th the permission of Joseph
W. Carpenter, George Grimmet,
an old Cincinnati typo, has been
acting up a nice collection Of
songs from the ladies and gen.
tlemen of ST. George, and COM
piling them for publication. They
viH be issued from the press IN
fen days and aoilt be on sale
at this office by the compiler.
The First st. George ward is
losing a few of it's oldest inhabi-
tants.
Not long since William Barnes
and wife moved to Nephi 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, where her
three sons live. Bishop Thomas
Judd has purchased one of the
houses. Our old tried clerk Clar-
enca 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.
Fgsnk badge, now In from Bull Valley
Mines, call@d at our Off. as we were go
| ting to press and reports hat they have
sunk the, shaft go feet, hut nothing extra
| oreiEar. has yet been struck.
We had pleasa t csll from two OF our
old III nds from 'ekv H., Mrs. John
|
hearty. Thy report the zeal Of tie
people in that vi,.inity, generally good,
with ths rxce ton Of Il few colds.
We presume that the Utah Ag,iculi ural
College EXP rlment Station, at L'gar,
| Utah, did uoC receive u notice that W.
desired the eports 400 Bulletins con
| tiuuod 70 our add e+s, "a We beve rot re
| ceived any Of them sine February, 1895
we consider them ct t 20 mncis value not
| to have them in cur liu.a v,
We called on Arscn T. Wnsor, of this
city, the other day aud found him rheiling
| lot of peanut. He l. forms us thai
peanuts wi / grow well h re ii planted OIL
sandy loan, ia O. der TO penetrste the
ground, this climate being admiral y
to See this new ineu,try taking a star,
and W. sha have IN IRE to say On u j.
sui CT Hereafter.
concert Saturday and Monday evenings
Tabernacle, in which eight choirs are tt
take part. We are sure it will be CRANE
success, both financially and otherwise
for they have been to great deal of trou
BILE and expense in obtaining music anC
practicing and have spared no pains tC
make it interesting.
Last Monday evening as we were roturn.
ing frem Bloomington. we were detain.
ed a short time, through an accident
Which occurred to Thomas Sullivan auo
| John Spencer while coming home with 9
load of wood. Just Sout1 of the iona
quint bridge, Ia order to miss some OF the
water and mud in the road they drove NJ
too far on the bank and the load tippee
over. Luckily no one was seriously in
1ured. yet Thomas had one leg squeezed
considuably. They had just gO5 the wooc
unloaded as we came up, so we helped
turn the wagon back, teeir horses were
hitcht d on and drew the empty wagon out
OF our way and we pessed on our journey
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