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Show COLLHSTIIS NEWS. Eoitor Ih Gi.Kii: The celebration of the Fourth here was a great success, although there were not as many present as expected. Quite a number from P.righani City got disappointed disap-pointed by the failure of the l!y. Co. in sending out their regu-lar regu-lar morning train and by the i churlishness of a conductor nf a j stuck train who refused to carry i them. ! Selectmen liaty, lilackburn and j Wilcox were here, and al'Ur a thorough examination of the new bridge found it quite satisfactory and accepted it. Mr. Grant, foreman fore-man for the Lane Bridge Co., has put in u good bridge and made many friends while here, lie is now building an iron bridge over the Malad near Bear River City. Wallace Simmons, son of George and Eliza Simmons, of Beiiver Dam, was buried today. The family are greatly respected in this community and have the sincere sin-cere sympathy of all in their bereavement. M ins Km ma J endriekson lias gone lo Hutle to visit with Mrs. ' Wells. j Miss Lily Barker, from Xewton is visiting here with friends. Harry Jem met I has sold his place at the Coliinston depot and has moved to his old farm. ! U is expected that the railway ! company will move their depot j before August 1st to a more, con- venient place- further south. It; is a change much needed and will give great satisfaction. j ii y. : Volunston, July 'Ull. j Jl'rowdcd out of last issue. I'M. |
