The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-28
CHIPS.

? Captain Jshn Goldman goes to Par
City to-day.
A solitary drunk was fined IS o
Wednesday.
The Business Sample Rooms wi
open to day.
Business continues to be disposed c
in lively manner by Judge Hunter
The Utah Southern freight trail
was nearly two hours late last night
WellA. Fargo & Co., on Wednes
day, received bullion to the value o
SIG, 811.4S.
Mr.. George NJ. Scott has returned
bale and hearty from his bare hun
at the south. .
1t looks as though the Mckenzie
Reform Club at Ogden were about t.
suspend operations.
Hon. John Sharp returned from the
south ON Wednesday evening by the
regular passenger train.
Did you ever know a man who
talked much OF himself who did not
have poor subject for his converse
lion?
The proprietors of the Delta Saloon
were tried on Wednesday for keeping
a disorderly house aud fined $25 on
the charge.
A country school:tsacher captured
tbirty-three ouds of gum from her
pupils in one day. and it was a rainy
day at that.
The Union Pacific vas nearly two
hours late on Wednesday night. The
Utah Central waited and brought
down the mail.
The streets steadily prss.ut live
ller aspect. Tue iarmer is nov be
ginning to resp the due tie hy dispoe-
ing OF his products.
The Milton Mobiles Drzmstic Com
pany, which lie under or gagemeut TO
perform here on the 81 and 4th OF
November, will open with the com
OF the PLoaix."
The Bremen gave another OF their
+ arties last Digat. which drew on. q
nice crowd of young ladies and gen.
tlemen. filling the hall. All seemed
TO have most enjoy able Time.
Women, it is said, are more
thorough in what they undertake
han men are. Even in the matter
IF conversation we have the evidence
If her striving to the very utter most.
The chancellor and board OF regents
IF the University held a meeting, on |
Wednesday, and transacted some
urther business regarding Uniea |
;qusre, donated t. the University by
he city, and then adjourned until
Monday next.
Toddlekins ia q very smsll man in
Iced, but he says be never minded it
It all until his three boys grew up to
,e tall. Swapping young fellows, and
lis vile began % cut down their old
lothes aud fix them over to fit him.
And thea he said he did get mad.
The first number OF the Bear Lake
Democrat has Just come to hand. 1t
5 sheet almost as large as the
IERaLD, and is filled with spicy news.
10 many it will be sufficient to state
hat j. G Rich is one of the editors,
which is enough to convince them OF
Is excellent contents.
The Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A. OF the Salt
IKE Stake are requested to report as
Don as possible, TO Joseph 81. Felt,
Z. c. NJ. l., the day and hour of
Iolding their meetings and sll
hsnges 10 their organizations since
ast season. These reports are re-
uired at once, that the associations
nay recommence the visiting of last
inter.
On Wed1SsoaJ InuruinK, shUItiy
fter 9 O'Clock, son was born to the
fife of Bishop o F. Whitney, OF the
Eighteenth Ward. The son is q fine
OF, a regular heavy weight, turning
be scales at ct pounds. This being
be first born, congratulations are
eing extended from all quarters, but
he one who congratulates Bishop
Whitney most, ia Bishop Whitney
imself-snd Be may do so with PEI
ect modesty.
'wo children sit at an open door
md play with the sunshine on the floor;
'oth sre happy and free from care,
Soth have scanty and fiaxen hair.
)ne IN an armchair hath seat,
he other is playing sboat her feet,
l wrinkle is drawn across this cheek,
dimple on that plays hide-and-Seek.
his one leans on q worn old staff,
The other is Juggling st it with laugh,
Bent is one, while the other swsys,
With lissome form and baby ways.
)ne hath blurred and faded eyes,
While the upturned ones reflect the skies,
)ne hand is strong in its baby grasp,
The other hath furtive and trembling
clasp.
And there they sit through the summer
And chuckle and laugh in childish play,
Ny God, as gaze hide my tears,
Their ages differ four-score Of yearu.