The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-29

in lrOgress on Fourth Street last ever -
ing.
A THANKs GINNING dinner will be given
This evening by the young ladies OF the
Fifth Ward in their school house.
THE first series of the stock of the
Ogden Building 4 Savings Association
Will mature tomorrow, and Will &c
worth premium Of 25 cents on tt g
$l00
The Police Court was destitute of 8
case yesterday, and the District Court
held no st ssion. The Justices Court
has not been in session for a week or
more.
Rev. ]. WESLEY HILL will preach q
Thanksgiving sermon this morning at
Young Street. A general invitation is
ttended.
WILL MORRIS. late bookkeeper fer
David Kay, oied y sterday of typhoid
lever. He will be buried to-day at ,
clock from the meeting mouse in
Merritt settlement.
ALTHOUGH tn afternoon papers sus-
pc III On hOhuay occasions the Herald
viii appear as usual tomorrow morn
ing replete with all the news of local
or national character.
PROFESSOR HAEFRLI, having RECEIVERS d
from nls late illness and secured clean
shave, is perambulating the avenues of
the junction City in search of items.
He is veritib'e quid nunc.
The little months old son of
John Dantic died yesterday morning at
the residence of the latter on Franklin
Street. The remains were taken to
Corinne last evening for burial.
THE Utah Central did not get in IN
| til o'clock last evening, owing to heavy
time to reload, and they left for the
Capital about fifteen minutes late.
TOMORROW evening the A. o. U. w.
give the third ball of their series to their
friends and Others so fortunate as to
hold the necessary pasteboard accom-
panied by the usual admission fee.
AT the Social Hall last evening a
party of young people enjoyed them
selves, as only young people can. trip
ping the light fantastic. The ball was
under the auspices of the Social Club.
THE FUNERAL services of the late,
Mrs. Elizabeth Horne Webb of Oasis,
Willard County, will be held at the res
idence of Mr.. b. G. James. No. l4O
Third Street, to-day, at p. m. Friends
invited.
Mr.. COTTRELL, the contracting pias-
terer of the new City Hall, reports his
force augmented by additional trades
men, and he will do his level best to
complete his part of the work by Satur-
day week.
THE funeral of Benz amin NJ. Barry
wss solemniZed yesterday afternoon at
the Baptist Church, a large number of
friends and relatives attending. The re-
mains were laid at rest in Mountain
View Cemetery.
FoRD's Orchestra went up to Evans-
ton yesterday, TO meet all engagement
in that thriving burg. They will return
this evening in time to play for the
masquerade at the Opera House.
THOMAS B. EVANS, of the Fourth
Ward Sunday school, had an agreeable
surprise from his pupils Tuesday even
ing. A mammoth easy chair was pre-
sented to the host by his beloved ad-
mirers, and pleasant evening was
passed.
Mr.. PARRY is laying some of his fine
asphalt sidewalk in front of several
stores on Fifth Street. Let the good
work be continued until the objection
able plank walks, with their ever-ob-
truding nails, have been entirely
abolished.
MARSHAL DAVID REESE was arrested
last Tuesday evening on some kind OF a
process, but the nature of the otfense is
still shrouded In mystery. He is out
on bail, furnished by himself, so the
case does not look very desperate, to
say the least.
AT the School of the Good Shepherd,
the examination exercises were con-
ductel, esterday afternoon, before q
number of the pareL is of the pupils.
Everything went smoothly, showing
the scholars well trained in their re.
spectiVe studies.
TO-DAY will be gala day at the Broom
Hotel, Judge Gibbons the general
landlord having had an unprecedented
run of profitable business will return
thanks and his appreciation with
bountiful spread in his capacious din
ing-room. The me1lu will eclipse any
thing ever ATTEMPTED in this neck o.
woods.
Oh1QG w LILO SCSSlOH VI tu6 Oupl6u0
Court held in Salt Lake City yesterday,
no court was held in this district.
Judge Henderson has to be present
when the Supreme Court sits, and, of
course, The district naturally has to
await his return. Some action on the
receivers compensation was expected
to be taken.
The Hook and Ladder Company
give a grand masquerade ball at the
MON Opera House this evening. The
preparation Of costumes for the
occasion have engrossed the attention
of the fair sex for several weeks, but
the males will just hire one for the
occasion and think no more about it. It
will be a very brilliant affair judging
from the extensive preparations.
JOHN BRADY, who was arrested some
few days ago for drunkenness, and who
was allowed his liberty 10 go to work
for timer in this vicinity, the latter
promising to pay his fine if the lad did
the fair thing, was yesterday returned
to the City Hall as an incorrigible case,
the lad having got drunk again on the
,ar,, a rct 0ppOrtu nifu He mill nor, H.