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Show A sUter of Mrs. M. K. Wright is here on a visit. H.'SAI. BINDING TWINE 14J cents per lb at H. B. Snow's store. Nr. E. Paris of Leeds was in St. fl.iurwun busin -s Wednesday. P.ev. M. E. Wright and wife returned return-ed from a northern visit Monday. Miss Mary Morris was in from the A pex mine boarding house this week. Miss Ruth McQuarrie returned on Monday from visiting friends at Cedar city. Miss Annie I.som of Virgin city is attending at-tending summer school. Iron County I lecord. W. W. Old. of the St. George C. . M. k S. Co., left for return to Salt Lake city Sunday evening'. Miss Lois Karl of Bunkerville is among the students at summer school. Iron County Record. Work at the Copper Mountain has been suspended for the present, owing to foul air in the mine. Alex Y. Milne and David Moss, the painters, returned from a business trip in Kane county Tuesday. Thos. H. Gardner and family left for Grass Valley Thursday; they will stay there during the summer. The Dixie smelter, which has been closed down tor a few days awaiting oke, will blow in on Monday. Mrs. Seth A. Pymm left last Sunday for Salt Lake city, where she intends remaining for some time visiting. It now seems reasonably certain that an extension of the Utah & Pacific will shortly take place towards Los Angeles. Mrs. Press Lamb, who has been visiting vis-iting relatives and friends here, left for her home at Deer Lodge Sunday evening, A. B. Andrus, manager of the And-rus And-rus & Sons .Mercantile Co., of St. George, is visiting in this city. Provo Enquirer. Miss Nellie Carter has returned from Salt Lake city, where she has been for about two years learning tailoring and dressmaking. Lot Alexander of Washington, after spending a month in Cedar with relatives, rela-tives, returned home the first of the week. Iron County Record. NOTICE All persons wanting old wheat ground before harvest should bring it In now. JOSEPH S. SNOW, Manager, Washington Mill Co. H. H. Harder and Samuel H. Wells, the president and secretary respectively respect-ively of the St. George Cattle Co., left for Kanab on a business trip Thursday. Charles W. Larson returned from Milford, where he has been working on the railroad, Tuesday and has been engaged to work at the Grand Gulch mine. ASSAYER AND CHEMIST W. E Terhune, with the St. George Copper Mining & Smelting Co. Ores assayed and returns made the same day. Rates reasonable. The average maximum daily temperature temper-ature in the shade for the past week has been 100 4-7; the average lowest temperature at night was 51 3-7. The hottest day was Wednesday, 106 in the shade. H. C. McQuarrie the Wells-Fargo messenger between Ogden and Reno, was setting up the cigars yesterday over a fine baby girl that came to his home in Reno on Sundav morning. Ogden Cor. to Salt Lake Tribune. The date following your name on this paper, or on the wrapper, shows that your subscription expires on the last day of the month shown. Subscribers are requested to promptly notify this office if they have reasons to believe the date is incorrect. This paper will receive contributions contribu-tions for the India famine sufferers and acknowledge receipt of the same, which will be then sent to the "American "Ameri-can Committee of One Hundred on India Famine Relief." Or funds may be sent direct to Brown Bros. & Co., 59 Wall St., New York, the committee's treasurers. Fred .Alberg left for St. George Thursday afternoon, where he will resume re-sume his duties as superintendent of the Dixie copper mine. JoseDh Glan-ville Glan-ville and James Oates accompanied Fred on his return, having accepted a position on the property. Abner Harris Har-ris another old resident of Eureka, has a position with the company. Eureka Republican. At the Democratic primary held Wednesdav evening the following delegates dele-gates Were elected to attend the County Democratic convention to be held today: to-day: James Andrus. J. G. McQuarrie. Jos. S. Suow, Horatio Pickett, Arthur F. Miles, George Brooks. A. X. Wiasor, John Eardley, Brigham Jarvis, George R. Lund. David H. Morris. Francis L Daggett and H. A. McQuarrie. Speaking of the Utah & Pacific, the Engineering News of Xew York says: ''It is reported that this company" is contemplating building extensions toward to-ward -Arizona, and a branch to Cedar city. Utah." President MeCune and Secretary Hoge are both in Xew York for this purpose, and Mr. MeCuue not long ago told a Tribune reporter that the branch to Iron county would be built. Tribune. George R. Lund has returned from a trip to his old home at St. George. Mr. Lund, while abseut. consulted with friends in regard to his race for the nomination of district attorney of the Fifth district, on the Democratic ticket. tic-ket. From the smile on George's face, it would seem that a'l fences wer; up and things look well for him. George has for the past year been assisting A-.torney Horn, of this city. Provo Eu-ji;lrsii-: Miss Zillie Brooks returned from a visit to Cedar city Monday. WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR Sepi ember U, 12 and 13, 1900. Attorney George R. Lund arrived here from Provo city Friday morning. Dr. Thos. G. Lines, who has been visiting here, left for return to Kanab Tuesday. Mrs. M. G. Whitehead and Miss Isa Morris returned from Salt Lake city Friday morning. Attorney David H. Morris arrived home from a visit to Salt Lake city early Friday morning. Five northern miners came in from the Grand Gulch mine Thursday and left for Salt Lake Friday. Preston Nutter, the cattleman, came in from his rr.neh south of here Wednesday Wed-nesday and left for the north Friday. Joseph Orton received the nomination nomina-tion for school trustee at the nonpartisan non-partisan convention held here Monday evening, Three miners from Eureka arrived here Sunday and left for the Apex mine Monday, they have been eugaged to work there. W VNTKD Eggs and Butter at A. K. Whitehead and Son's. 15 cents a dozen will lie paid for eggs aud 25 cents per lb for butter. Johnson Brothers, the Kanab merchants, mer-chants, have failed in busiuess. their liabilities amounting to over $25,000. wiiii assets of about S1000. Fred Alberg, the Apex mine foreman, fore-man, returned from Salt Lake city Sunday Sun-day accompanied by his wife, who will stay here for some days on a visit. Isaac Jennings left for the Grand Guieii mine Sunday, taking with him five more miners. The force of men on this mine is being steadily increased, j May Stapley and the Misses Jessie and Annie Crosby, of Toquerville. aud M:ss Rose Gregorson. of Bellevue, are a: tending summer school. Iron County Record. Jacob L. Workman of Virgin arrived . in this city Wednesday to have an ingrowing in-growing toenail, which has been causing caus-ing him much pain aud annoyance, removed. Heppv, the nine-year-old daughter of ' Hon. 1. C. Macfarlane, had two fingers ('( her left hand broken Wednesday by-it by-it .;!:! door falling on them. The lit- tlS SUt'lJTr i? O.'.'oi nl.-olj'; , The dates for holding the Washington Washing-ton Countv Fair is September 11th 12th and 13th, 1900. Frank Miles is erecting a brick building build-ing east of the postoffice to be used for a harness making shop. Mrs. Lottie C. Dodge of Toquerville is lying very low with Bright's disease of the kidneys at the residence of her mother here, Mrs. Dr. Agnes E. Thompson. S. L. Adams returned from Kanab Monday, leaving Mrs. Adams there with her father. J. T. Jackson, who was very ill. He died on Wednesday in the eightieth year of his age. M. D. Rowland, of Pittsburg, Pa., who spent part of the w-inter here for his health, and the past five weeks has been out in the mountains near Para-shant. Para-shant. left for the north Friday. "The home merchant is the man who gives- you credit when you have no cash to buy the necessaries necessar-ies of life. The home merchant is the man who helps- you to pay the taxes to run your schools and fix your streets. The home merchant is the man to whom you appeal in times of distress for ' favors. Then why should you ignore him when J Vu uusrfe to Luuiie a purchase''"- -Fx. |
