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Show OUR COIUIESP'OXDEXTS. U rXKEItVlLLl!. George W. Lee, Jr., has gone to Cedar city with a load of salt. Joseph Commerilh. of Spring Valley, was here today contracting for stock. Mrs. Mary Bunker has nearly completed com-pleted a picket fence around her residence. resid-ence. Miss Lois Earl and Albert Bunker started for Cedar city yesterday morning, morn-ing, the 26th, to attend the Summer school. Joseph W. Earl returned Wednesday from Cedar city, bringing with him two of our Normal Students, Miss Elethra Earl and Hugh Bunker. Father Edward Bunker and wife returned re-turned on the 27th from Beaverdams, where they have been for' the past few weeks to avoid the warm weather. LOfeiAN' (SAINT JOSEPH.) The little son of Solon Huntsman is ill with fever. The first crop of hay is all stackedi Small grain is ripe, and all crops look well. OVERTOX. Mrs. Johnson has been very ill the last two days. Harvesting has commenced. The weather is very warm. Mrs. Moroni Hicks presented her husband with a fine baby-girl on the inst. Mother and child doing well. Mrs. Eva Whitmore with some of her children intend leaving for Salt Lake City this morning for a visit to relatives. Mrs. Dazie Perkins leaves for Salt Lake City this morning, the 25th, taking tak-ing with her her father and mother, Ute Perkins and wife. GRAFTON. The boys are busily engaged in stock driving. v J. Stanworth is now living in his new home in town. The weather is again dry and warm. A rain storm would be appreciated. Miss Lizzis Wilson of was visiting vis-iting friends and relatives here the past week. A company of young folks attended the wedding party given by James N. Stanworth and wife on the 18th ult. LITTLEE1ELD. More freight is passing thru here than ever before. The citizens of this place all turned out and helped Brother Hamilton to fence his land; as he is old and feeble he appreciates this help. A. Thompson of Bunkerville passed thru here on the 30th ult. enroute to Salt Lake City on business, and expects to remain there some time. Harvesting of grain crops has commenced. com-menced. The second crop of lucern is ready for cutting. Ripe peaches were picked here on the 25th of May. .LEEDS. The Barbee mill at Silver Reef has resumed work. Weather extremely hot and dry; water getting very low. Joseph Orton and wife of St. George were visiting relatives here Sunday. W. H. Nichols, who has been working work-ing at Grand Gulch for some time, has returned home. Mrs. John Wilkinson and son Harry have gone to Salt Lake City on business; busi-ness; Mrs. Isaac Willis is keeping house in her absence. Elder William Stirling, who has been laboring in the Scottish mission for the past twenty-one months, has returned home on account of the illness of his wife. t.i. m o:k and wife entertained a Misses Lois Earl and Stella Lee of Bunkerville passed thru this town en-route en-route to Cedar city on the 23th ult. number of their most intimate friends Vonday evening, the occasion being their daughter Adelaide's twentieth birthday. The time was spent in music and games. Prosecuting Attorney D. H. Morris was here on the 30th ult. to prosecute Mvs M E. Cobb for appropriating water out of the Harrisburg ditch to water the trees on the Stormont property prop-erty He failed to convict defendant. EXTERI'HISE. Weather dry and windy: we need more rain. Miss Amelia Adair has just returned home from Srateline, where she has been for the last three months. We were visited on the ith ult. by the home missionaries, two elders Lee of Panaca. W e had an excellent meeting, meet-ing, and their visit was much enjoyed. VA5-IlINWTON'. The infant daughter of Joseph Mills and wife is ill. Byron Averett left for the Grand Gulch on the 30ih. Codfrcv Gubler and W. D. Ch.dester returned'from Modena on the 29th ult. Miss Ellie Sorrenson gave a surprise i .ty in honor of her parents on the "4Willtam Defrie., Willard Sorrenson. Heber Barron and John Nielson have gone to the Parashant ranch. James Humphries and son Frank started north on the 3oth ult. with a load of dried fruit. Mr. Kesler has bought the hou-e and a portion of the city lot formerly owned by C. A. Workman. Continued on 4ih page. OIK t OltKKSI'ON 1KNT-. Continued from 1st page. Thru tlx; untiring efforts of thy commit com-mit t'.-e on the Scofield Relief Fund, consisting of James Jepson. Amos Workman and Morris Wilton, Virgin has made a good showing in that work. A reception was given J. L. Workman Work-man and his newly-made bride on Wednesday evening at the home of the groom's parents. The young couple lire highly esteemed here and have the best wishes of the entire community. U us INK. (KAIJLK vallky.) Milt Dameron and Jack Ryson of Deer Lodge were here last Sunday. Mrs. Robert Hammond was called to Pioche last week to attend Mrs. H. Welland. Mrs. George Moody and Miss Liddy Blair of Deer Lodge were visiting here last Sunday Court is in session at Pioche and several of our men have been called as jurymen or as witnesses. John Hammond, Jr., who has been at Deer Lodge the last two weeks, came here on his way to Pioche Monday |
