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Show 5 5 5 -3& -S -H; --5? i1 5 -5 -5 i CORRESPONDENCE v - r s-: & sr. r s-. sr sr. sr Si- Sally Snow, widow of the late ex-bishop William Snow. The particulars of this case have previously been given in the Washington County News. For three weeks this aged sister suffered intense paid, nothing giving her any relief. To the surprise of all concerned concern-ed the Dr. pronounced the injur" a dislocation dis-location of the shoulder of the very worst type. An anaesthetic was administered ad-ministered and a very successful operation oper-ation was performed. The patient is now doing nicely although still very weak. Dr. Middleton certainly deserves de-serves credit for his skilful management manage-ment of the case. George Forsyth and wife of Loa, Wayne county arrived here last night. Airs. Forsyth is a daughtsr of the afflicted af-flicted lady whose case has just been described. She hss come to visit and help nurse her mother. Will remain until there is a change for the better. PINTO. Frank Knell started for Lund on tha 5th inst. for freight for the Pinto Co-op. Wilson and James Tullis went to Enterprise yesterday for the purpose of working on the canal. M7 W. Harrison and E. B. Thornton started for White River on the 1st inst. for the purpose of seeking homes. A. G. Thornton and wife went to Harmony Sunday, as their daughter, Mrs. James Knell, was taken very ill while visiting relatives in that place. Granville Pace has purchased the ranch of O. G. Thornton, who ts laboring labor-ing in California as a missionary, and was taken ill with congestion of the brain. Dr. Middleton, accompanied by Charles S. Wilkinson, editor of the Iron County Record, passed through this place on the 3rd inst. on their way to Pine Valley, for the purpose of attending at-tending on Sister Sarah Snow, who fell and dislocated her shoulder some weeks ago. SPHIN'GD.VLE. Small grain all in; gardens being planted. John Winder started for the mountain moun-tain this morning. William R. Crawford expects to start for the mountain tomorrow to plant graim Last Sunday was devoted to fasting and praying for rain. The prospects look favorable for rain at present. Moses F: Gilford of this place, and David Terry of Rockville received "Box B" letters calling them for the Southern states mission. They expect to leave in October. PINE VALLEY. Weather still warm and dry. Unless it storms soon, farming will be a farce here this year. The ground is now too dry to sprout grain and there is less water in the creek than there has been for twenty years past. Dr. G. D. Middleton and Editor Wilkinson of the Iron County Record were here Thursday. The former was summoned to attend to the case of |