The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-11
Utah COUNTY.
..rasting Items from Towns
''0' in the South.
ssof the Margett- Adams
w. combination.

,.,,xevILLE, Utsh, May oh. 81
l5ttcrs Herald:
ba present lovely and inspiring
a.bor has had its Influence and
- upon nature here and here's
Int. filing everybody with
.s.sDt thong is, giving them
KIM, happy faces, and making
arvt hing charming The sudden
! \ sgreesbIe change no II the cold
,-iIg airs of last Monday and Iues-
Sr is appreciated by us poor NOR
and il telling upon vegetation
J slance around upon the verdu!e,
lint of green which meets the
IN all sides, is refreshing and
srirfs one with musings on ns-
" and her beauties. In this de-
sS.StfoJ mountain town the trees,
Aowers and fields are co Sider-
IL more forward than even those
provo y American Fork and Leht,
= only q few miles distant. With
bright, enhancing surroundings
'SSicb chsrscteriza this pretty place,
!. !. r.C cannot help thinking the people
Inf be happy. And they are
INV Notwithstanding the
n offns depression which hangs
The general situation IN Utah,
,elt by them also. They are
.a,Ioipg 10 hopes of livelier and
.itsr business in the near future and
,nmss the sentiment of the song,
Tsit Till toe Clouds Roll by"
Soringyille has been built up re-
,srksbIy since l was here eight
san AGO. and the buildings which
sTs most recently been erec!e1 are
INF I'D TO stand for long, long time,
Thegoo4 people here are TO be
aosrtsin.d this evening By ths
fanatic orgau; z atom from your city
which Mr.. Phil. Margetts and
s +. A. a. Adams are tae leading
2rip. They played 10 provo last night
nd the night before to very good
usts indeed-better, in fact, than
Nv anticipated, AMI Judging from
b complementary expressions OF
se whom | personally saw. and
NV we're numerous, both their en-
tsinments we're satisfactory. The
mpapy played in American ForE
Monday and Tuesday nights and
Lshi tbs Saturday night previous.
mere the same agreeable verdict was
ndered by" the masses.
81 The last mentioned toWn-oc city,
ihsr-is very little changed from
ia! it was when | visited it ten
w ago. It has grown only
sxtert OF ground covered, but
abusineas point Of view, that is
mercantile trade, it appears to
n vsTv quiet. Mr.. Cutler has an
excellent establishment, near the
IN. c. depot, where a very choice
selection Of nearly everything
Dseded for we'll regulated families is
Kept and kept well. He can supply
nything from "a needle to an an
5o',p it seems to me. The city ct
5 ahi and its inhabitants are of the
slow but sure" type, and [ done
1now but they'll come out IN the
md with as favorable q showing as
lie rushers, who in their hurry
Emetimes are are apt to forget
nmething.
American Fork is settling down
10 the home trade since the taking
Up Of the narrow gauge track and
hssuspension Of trade and travel tC
md from the mines at the head OF
American Fork canyon. She is
thrown now almost entirely upon
Ter own resources, but those re-
ouTess are vast and bound to bs
Hduring. The mercantile houses
'hich are almost "toO numerous to
9entiOn, seem to get along and
8aflYe. There are Chipman's.
Dunkleys', Grants, Dunn s. Peters,
and Herbert Bates. The last named
Is Just making a beginning in the
neiehandizihg, and from my obSer-
Iauon OF his grit and rustling quail
YES. Will make q SUCCESS OF it. In
ADDITION to his trade in house
lOld necessari,s, he has
launched forth into furnishing ice
cIesm, summer drinks, and mani,
pIla'es the freezer with a stern,
Asoia dexterIty. The other stores
6m =, are literally pstroniz9d
W the citizens Of American Fork.
- 1oO meI IS BY the people Of the sur.
Eounding settlements.
But Provo has maQs the Ionpest
aRd mo t Noticeable strides in the
IVA way b OF improvements, and they can
9O O out be noticed by any che who
. las ever ceen there. Massive, sub
fo oSn.Al structures have been cree
reu, and s number are in co1rse of
B.nk' F bnii53. The First National
and anus r building is almost Finished,
snnas %nsn occupied will present an
nall, T T5io,, Internally and exter-
LAW Civ m n a would be a credit to
ies;e my Il n the west. being of neat
925Si T' oI brick and stone, and oc-
&offiaI =. Une Of the principal corners
Soij5i9II,' " The upper story of this
l9g ps55 mas been completed, and is
J5s new new y the B. Y. Academy.
stiioa S" tabernacle is an imposin Q
G6ersl O u. Leasing architecture
4 naters,ps 'oQ0rtions and endurinp
eaousT5' a Thsspian temple la nrw