The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-08-30
General Gleanings.

w. H. Smith, Esq. of Salt Lake. was in
the city yesterday
w. H. voorhees,, of Atlantic, Iowa, is
here looking up realty.
Frank A Sparhawk expects to go to
Oregon soon on a business trip.
J.. p. Lamb, ESQ.,, went over the Union
Pacific to the capital yesterday.
Miss j. Il. Mitchell, of Kaysville, Utah,
was in the Junction city yesterday.
D. L. Cleveland and wife, of Pocatellc,
Idaho, are in the city visiting friends.
w II. Miller, Kansas City, Mo-, is here
rrstling trade for a large wholesale tirm.
John r. Howard, representing the Salt
Lake vinegar works, was in the city yes
terday.
Two large plate glasses were put into
Mace in front of the Woodmansee block
yesterday.
G. w Edwards and wife, of Rock
Springs Wyoming, were registered at the
Broom yesterday.
P. S. Avery, Of Denver, Col. is in the
city looking UP location for chicken
farm. something that is needed very badly
A meeting OF the Ogden Press club was
held yesterday afternoon in the Office OF the
Commercial. "Look out for them on Labor
day
A good many went out to Syracuse yes
terday TO attend the Peple's Central Drum
corps picnic. All report as having good
time.
James Griffen is still improving very
rapidly, and it is thought that he will be
able to attend his preliminary hearing
which is set for Monday next.
The following kilograms are uncalled for
in the Office of the Western Union tele-
graph: w. S. Stewart, Andrew Onder-
donk, Y. n. Swille, J. W. Walton.
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portant meeting last evening in the room
occupied by the Ogden State Bank. The
nature of the business transacted could
not be learned
A reception will be given this evening TO
Lieutenant Colonel Walker of the First
Regiment Utah National Guards. The
Colonel will depart in few days for trip
to the Pacific Coast.
w. c. Wosren, one of Ogden's rus
from an extended trip to the Pacific north
west, he having visited Portland, Tacoma,
Seattle and other places of interest
Miss Nellie Young, daughter of ex-Sen-
ator Young, editor of the daily IolUG Cap
dtdl, of Des Moines, Iowa, returned to her
home yesterday morning, after having
spent several weeks visiting friends in this
city.
The Liberal Drum corps, of Salt Lake,
came up night before last ana paraded our
streets until after midnight, endeavoring
to advertise their picnic at Syracuse beach
next Monday. They can't come up with
the Peoples Central ''alle saInee.'
The post office has a little different ap-
pearance from what it had a few weeks
ago. The boxes have had good supply of
soap and water applied to them, aud the
floor has come N contact with the rough
edges of scrubbing brush, which was
ordered to be done by the deputy post
master.
A lively runaway occurred in the center
of block % yesterday forenoon about II
o'clock. A team belonging to Charles En-
py. which was attached to lumber wagon,
became frightened and collided with the
delivery wagon of Child & Co. and demol-
kindling wood. The tongue of the wagon
to which the team was hitched was also
eclipsed.
There are two lonely Liberals in the city,
or anyway they are having a lonesome time
of it in the county bastile. These two men
are confined there for illegal voting at the
last election. They got it into their heads
that they could do powerful lot to help
the cause of Liberalism along, and sought
this means of pushing the Peoples party
candidates to the wall. But their little
plan didn't work, and the consequences
are, they were rustled clear through the
wall at the county court house, and good
sized iron gate was closed behind them
where they now languish in default of pay.
ment of $500 bonds sit is not all gold that
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