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Show GUN LOCK. An yet we have had but little frost this autumn. William Bunker is visiting relatives in Annabella and Richfield. Some of our young men are at work at the Clover sawmill and DeLamar. Grapes and tomatoes are nearly all gone. A few peaches are yet remaining remain-ing on trees. J. S. P. Bowler's sons have gone to move his family from Parowan to their now home in this place. Bishop Holt and his son-in-law, Amos Hunt have gone to do assessment work on the Enterprise reservoir. The molasses crop this year is not so large as it has been in former years, but the quality has never been better. Our district school commenced on the l"th inst with a good enrollment. Classes in the Science Reader are already al-ready awakening to a deep interest. Parents who wish their children to develop de-velop into bright and talented men and women should be sure that they are taught these science lessons. The Washington County News is a welcome visitor. Those who have! relatives in the missionary field should send this paper to them. Subscribers Subscrib-ers having relatives in the missionary field can have a copy of this paper sent free to such missionaries by sending address ad-dress to this office. If the missionaries are in a foreign country, postage will have to be provided for. Editor. T. V.'R. Gunlock, Utah, October 29, 1898. |