Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-27
NEWS OF THE STATE.
A Batch of Interesting News cuIled From
Weekly Exchanges,

TooeIe Transcript: Charles Denney
was in this city this week, represent
ing the ''Daseret News" He will take
in the whole valley before returning
to Salt Lake. and as he represents one
of the best daily and seml-weekly
papers in the West we wish him the
success his paper deserves,
Davis Couny clipper: Following is
n list of Pennington students attend
ing school in other localities: Univer-
sity of Utah-Misses Clara ana
Twins Clark. Frederick Abbott, judith
Ovlatt, Pearl Sanders. Phebe Nc
Laughln. Lille Haight. w. II. Wilcox
l.. d. S. College, Salt Lake Sityu rs
sic Rose. Laura Clark, Alice NJ. Steed,
BERTHE Walsh. Horace Clark. Charles
Rose. Business College, Salt Lake
City-Clara Nj. Kennard.
Mt. Pleasant Pyramid: a fellow who
had wagon grease for sale has FOR sew
eral days been staying at the FAR
veiw House. When he was ready 10
leave he Insisted that Mrs. Sanderson
take a can of grease in part payment
for his board. She said she could not
use the grease If she had 1t, so ne t0ld
her II she would get dinner ready ne
would pull the buggy up by the door
and grease 1t while she did so, ana
would leave her the can. While Inc
lady was out in the yard the agent
TOOK MS Gun Ol lubtlNAAiAit9
and walked off to leave the buggy un-
creased and the dinner undisturbed.
Eureka Democrat: Monday the o.
| year-old son of Felt Rose was badly
| Injured by the explosion of a dynamite
! cap. The little fellow had been in the
| habit of placing pieces of wire on the
railroad track. which, after being
| fattened out he called nails. In wan
| derIng around the boy found cap,
/ gttpinGitV he drove
nail into 1t, causing an explosion
| which may result seriously. De
Fields. who attended the child, was
seen by the Democrat man last even
ing. and stated that fragment OF the
can had entered the face just below
the left eve, probably c-using the loss
of that optic The boys hands Were
also badly burned. He was taken t'
the hospital in Salt Lake, where he Is
undergoing treatment.
Kaysville correspondence of theDavis
County Clipper: Robert Blamires re-
turned home on Monday from HARD
scrabble where he had been TO loof
after his sheep. He said that peal
got into a flock of sheep belong
ing to a man by the name of Pasce'
one night recently and caused tht
death of $50 sheep by running then
into n gutter where they smothefeu
-Bm Sulus3Iul u5A9s 10 KS leul p'oS
| chimes were running az luli pi't7N vi
Weber now and quite number OF PEG
pie are kept busy shipping potatoes
which sell at 40 cents cwt. SOM
snow still remains on the side toward
the rising sun on the mountains cas-
of Kaysyille and Mr.. Blamires THINK
it will not all disappear by the TIM
fresh snow falls, so we can almos
boast of having perpetual snow OF
our local Alps.
Mount Pleasant Pyramid: feV
weeks ago were recorded the fact tina
DorIus Clement had treated some o
the ladies of the town to bushel eacl
of delicious peaches. This week he ha
proved himself friend to the littl
: folks by remembering them in SINH
lar way. Mr.. Clement drove up to tn
/ school house last Thursday and un
loaded four large boxes OF fruit, tire
t of which he said We're for the chlldrel
and one for the teachers. The emil
g dren's boxes were opened that atte
noon and found to contain peache
: and apples-a very generous ana ac
, ceptable treat for all the pupils of tn
/. school, As the teachers were to NEE
on Friday afternoon their box was pn
=. away unopened until then. when tn
monotony of their work was broken b.
q n feast of delicious pears, peaches am
apples. The frequent visits Mr.. Glenn
= ent has made to the school have give
, evidence of the deep interest he has i
the progress of education.