The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-19
Personal and General.

THE weather is getting warm again.
OGDEN business men generally COM
plain of dull trade.
THE Deputy Marshals of this city are
taking rest, awaiting the pleasure of
Marshal Dyer.
Nh. w. E. HUEG, an old-time tele.
graph operator Of Ogden. is spending a
few days in the city.
The OGDES Stars went to Hooper
yesterday and played the Hooper base
ball boys game OF ball.
w. II. Pidcock comes Up for trial to-
day on the five count indictment
charging unlawful cohabitation.
IT Is thought that game of base ball
will be played between the Plain City
and Ogden Mines on Independence day
for purse.
TUE BALL game on Lester Park Square,
yesterday, was a very amusing one and
was witnessed by a large crowd. We
suppress the score. n
THREE tramps and one drunk did
penance in the police court yesterday
The former got twelve days and the lat
ter SIX or six dollars.
A PLEASANT strawberry and ice cream
festival was held ut the Baptist Church
last evening. The affair closed with an
old-fashioned spelling school.
THE ORDER has been given for little
more than 500 worth of fireworks for a
display on the Fourth of July. This will
make the finest display that was ever
witnessed in Ogden. IA ~.
A SLIGHT accident befel Mr.. P. Far
mer. an employe of +. ]. Kiesel & Co.,
yesterday. The gentleman was rolling
a barrel on to the elevator when his
wrist was caught and an artery cut. He
lost considerable blood but will soon be
around again.
MEssRs. ELDRIDGE, Pratt & Company +,
the popular dealers in musical merchan-
disc and sewing machines, are about to
remove from their present quarters, to
more commodious rooms a few doors
north of their present locst ion. They
make an announcementin The HERALD
which all should read.
A COMMITTEE consisting of Messrs d.
Eccles, In. Edwards, A. G. Fell, Capt
Hulainoki. ]. J.. Reeves, Mr.. Keeier and
Jos. Clark, has been appointed to obtain
ex, ursion rates from the different rail-
roads for the Fourth of July. 1t is in
tended to get cheap rates from all points
east TO Evanston. west 20 Terrace, south
to Provo and north TO Battle Creek.
Mr.. w. w. FUEGE has for some time
past been experimenting on the gas
from his fountain well. Thursday even
ing he made q test experiment, con-
Quoting the gas through pipe 80 feet
to his residence. and by use of gaso-
line burner, produced two brilliant
flames about ten inches in height. Mr..
Funge's experiments thus far have been
very satisfactory, and he thinks be has
a bonanza. 144H
TIRE USIoS Of the Mound Fort and
Third Ward sunday schools, yesterday,
was q very pleasant affair. In the
morning a meeting was held and an ex-
cellent programme, consisting of ad-
dresses, songs, Rotations, class exer-
cises. etc., was rendered. In the after
noon. the children engaged in dance,
partook OF refreshments and enjoyed
themselves generally. The adults par
Iicipated in dance in the evening.
A SUNDAY SCHOOL Union was held in
the Second Ward Westinghouse on
Thursday evening. A very appropri-
ate programme was rendered, and Pses-
ident Shurtliif and Superintendent Bal
lsntyne and others made fitting re
marks. The most specially interesting
feature OF the entertainment was the
ouartette 'Come, tie Lilies Bloom" by
Rose Scewcroft, Ellen Pingree, w.
Hiuchcliffe and Willard Scowcroft. The
selection was rendered in the most ex-
quisite style and delighted the audi
ence to a superlafIve degree. Enco.
miuns of praise are bestowed on the
singers by all who were present. Og
denis musical genius. Prot. L. ID. Ed
wards, had charge of the musical exer-
ciSes