Brigham City Bugler | 1892-05-14 | Page 3 | Willard Bits

WILLARD BITS. rerttoiuilfl On lilts 1 1 re ami HnitdKt Stolen on Sunday. Editor Bi'cw.kr: Supt. D. C. Hubbard started for the west, Tuesday, to visit the schools. The Byneh Bros, left for Black Bine, Sunday, where tliey intend making their future home. AVillard is blessed with a number num-ber of smart men, but we have one that call's himself "Cymro, Jr," who lakes the cake. Give me the istin', rusty, crusty. crabby, cranky, old bachelors," (as he calls them) before the unreasonable, proud, educated, greenhorns. And when he comes to talking about cranky people, he is in the ring. We have a number of prospec- tors in our town lately. You can see them coming down the mountain moun-tain every night, with a pocket full of rocks, and a gold mine in their minds, which vanishes by morning. John Pettingill and wife are in from Cassia Creek, visiting friends. Moroni Ward has been down from Washakeo the past week, on I business. Jno. li. Edwards had a horse stolen out of his yard Sunday night. Daniel Woodland also had a saddle, bridle and blanket stolen the same night. It is supposed the same man stole both. V. W. Wii.i.ahd Citv, May 1 1th.