The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-04
BRIGHAM CITY BITS.
The New Opera House Being
flushed to Completion.
OTHER BUILDINGS GOING up
The Big Business of the New Roller Mill-A
Wedding - Personal and
News Items

w. Knudsen, an old timer OF Brigham, is
down from Butte.
viii Crawford is now numbered among
the force OF clerks employed by Horsley n
Sons.
e. c. Richards, president Utah Loan and
Trust company, came up from Ogden Sat
ardny.
The Vincent Dramatic company hold
forth at the Factory hall for one week, be-
ginning December 5.
L. Graehl, formerly merchant of our
town. but now business man OF Butte,
has been spending few days in town.
Work has again been commenced on the
opera house, and it is now proposed to push
IL TO completion, if the weather will permit.
Charles Barton, of Ogden, is now found
at the Utah Loan and Trust companys
bank, filing the occupancy of l.. IL. Jones
during his illness.
The Sunday school union was held at
Rosenbaum hall last evening, as the First
ward schoolhouse, where it was to be held,
is undergoing repairs
Misses Hattie and Lottie Horsley are up
from Salt Lake, visiting with relatives
and friends, of which they have quite a
number IN our fair city.
c. Hoist, one of our merchants and a
well-respected citizen, is dangerously i'll
with the spinal fever. DR.. Allen came up
from Ogden Saturday to wait on him.
The cabinetwork in our city is an i'm
portant feature, as enough OF certain KINDS
of furniture is manufactured for our home
demand and considerable made for export.
L. II. Jones is dangerously IL with in
fiammatory rheumatism, and has suffered
eXcruciatng pains from the same during
the last week, but it is thought he is
slightly improving.
Charles Kelley will have his new build
ing ready for occupancy in a few days,
when he will move his shoe shop in, and
the place he occupies will be occupied by
G. Z Snew s. Co. with full and complete
line of drugs
Since the rollers were put in the mill the
Box Elder Milling company has imported
a number of cars of wheat and exported
considerable flour. This speaks well for
our town, as the way we used to do was to
import the -four and export the wheat.
G. M. Bergstrom, formerly well re
spected tailor of our town, has been on q
nigh lonesome for some two months, and
few days ago was put in the cooler to re
fleet over his past life and make plans for
his future. 1t was thought he had gone in
sane, but is now at large again and it is to
be hoped has signed the pledge.
The cornicemen expect to complete their
contract on the Coop. building to-day. The
piasterers will begin work soon and the
building will then be ready for occupancy
by the b. G. NJ. & NJ. association. This
building win cost upward of twenty thou.
sand dollars and will be a credit to the
town and the firm that mas built it.
G. A. Pannebaker, who has been con
nected with the BU0ler company since the
commencement of that paper, severed his
connection Saturday, ana went to Pueblo
Col, the same day, to join his brother a,
that place. We can commend Charlie a:
q bright fellow. The vacancy will be filled
by j. p. Jacobsen, OF Salt Lake, who vii
bring his family here to reside permanently
r. L. Fishburn, ir, a highly respected
young man of Brigham City, and Mis-
Minnie Mack, a beautiful belle of Smith
field, were united in marriage at the Logar
temple, Friday last. A family reception
was held at the BRIDES residence. in Smith
field. The happy young couple will spent
about two weeks soiourning in the north
when they will come to Brigham TO resid
permanently. We wish them long ant
happy life, and bid them welcome.
Thanksgiving Day passed off quietly il
Brigham, and was concentrated III rea
American style. Services were held in th,
tabernacle in the morning, where yer,
interesting programme was carried out
Among the speeches worthy of note would
name those OF President Rudger Clawson
K. H. Jones and D. j. Peters as beinI
specially commendable. One feature o
the programme is, that it was rather long
nearly three hours were spent in goinl
through the exercises. In the evening
supper and dances were given in tn
various wards, and grand ball was give
in the factory hail, in which ninety couple
participated. Taken all in all, the day wa
spent very creditably and satisfactorily.
LITTLE JIM.
BRIGHAM, Dec. 2, 1890.