The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
ST. GEORGE NEWS.
Chronicle of Marriages, Business and
Deaths.
Especial Correspondents.

Especial correspondence
St. George, June 13.-Thomas Sterling
and Miss Harriet S. McMullin of Leeds
invested in marriage license yester-
day and were married by Judge f. L.
Daggett
Arthur Huntsman and Miss Lois Iru-
man of Hebron also took out a mar
riage license yesterday and VIII De mar
ried today in the temple.
A R. Whitehead & Sons have taken
an inventory of their stock and ac-
counts and report the business IN eX-
celient condition.
James Andrus, ST., is holding 100 head
of cattle, which he is pasturing on the
Copper bottom, preparatory to turning
them over to his son, Mode, who VIII
arrive from the south ranches IN a day
or two with a large bunch OF cattle,
when they will be driven to Modena Tor
shipment east. Cattle are beginning 10
show marked improvement in this sec
ton since the recent showers.
The farmers here have just ABOUT
completed the harvesting of the hrst
crop of iucern. which has been good in
the Washington field and Jarvis ana
seep ditch fields, but very light in the
Santa Clara field, owing to the scare
ity of water in the Santa Clara creek.
And though crops VIII be snort TINS
year, due to the combined loss occa-
SlO0eQ the anu tAlC
tivenesS of the Sparrows, yet what does
remain will be better as far as the
fruit is concerned, and the grain bids
to be fair. Grapes, currants, plums ana
garden stuff of all kinds are making a
very thrifty growth this. spring, and
the almond crop is going TO be very
good.
from the effects of the De Lamar mil
dust. He is a son of William Carter,
the man who plowed the first furrow In
Utah. He only came home about ten
days ago. He hung on to his job IN an
eudeaVor to make something for his
family, knowing that death was tast
approaching. and that to quit would
only be adding to his troubles as the
work took his mind off his impending
fate He leaves a wife and family to
mourn his loss.
Miss Eva Price is running an up-to-
date millinery shop just north OF the 81
George Coop store.
Miss Caddie Macfarlane IS giving
general satisfaction as clerk in WOOL
ley. Lund & judas store.
The Primary association held its an
nual conference yesterday. The little
folks gave some very interesting drills
and exercises. which greatly pleased
the people. Meetings in the morning
and afternoon We're held, at which
Presidents d. d Macarthur and h. b.
Snow and Elder Arthur Lee of Panaca
were among the speakers.
Committees were appointed at the
close of last Sunday afternoons ser
vices to prepare programme for the
Fourth of July. John C. McQuarrie,
Thomas P. Gotham, Addie Z. Price
Mary G.. Whitehead and Mayor E. NJ
Brown form the committee having the
matter in hand.
DR.. Wishard and his fellow Presby-
terians left this morning for Toquer
vile. where they are going to hold a
series of meetings. They have num-
Der OF meetings here, but have done
absolutely nothing towards converting
anyone. though considerable indigna-
ton was aroused through utterances
which they made and pieces which I
they caused to be published against |
the Mormon people. However, they |
were never at any time disturbed, and |
were given full swing, and for this they /
expressed satisfaction in their farewell |
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