The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-02
LOCAL And OTHER BRIEFS.
VISIT Becks Hot Springs to-day.

VISIT Becks Hot Springs to-day.
ZioN's Savings Bank and Trust Co.
GRAND dinner at'the Saddle Rock to-day.
niture com pany.
SHELVES, suitable for retail store, for sale
cheap at Clark, Eldredge Co,
For Atwood homemade hose, call on John
C. Cutler & Bro, No. 36 Main street.
ALoNZo YOUNG & Co. have removed their Of
fee to basement of lions Savings bank.
IF THE Peoples party will do their duty, the
apostle of disfranchisement will be showed I'M
der.
woRKINGMEN don't fail to try pair those
solid stylish shoes for Sl.75 at Spencer s. Kim
ball.
MCCORMICK & Co. yesterday received: Ham
auer bullion $3.50; silver and lead, $500.
Total SD $50
In the Third district court yesterday, Samuel
Atterway, native of England, was admitted
10 citizenship
THE amended articles of incorporation of the
Ogden Investment company were filed with
Secretary Sells yesterday.
THE funeral services of little Joe Groesheck
who was killed in the accident on Thursday,
will be held 1t the Groesbeck residence to-day
al II.
y PRISONER named Pace was released from
the penitentiary yesterday. after serving a
term Of five years for forgery. He was sen
fenced at Provo.
Mr.. ELLIS says he has n special word for
young Utah in his lecture on Utah Liberal
ISM and he wants that portion of the popula
ton TO be well represented
SAVING IS the secret OF wealth. Five per
cent. per annum paid on savings deposits,
interest compounded quarterly, at the State
Bank of Utah, capital, $4,000.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph office for William MACK, Lorenzo
Hatch Mr.. I. Strobel, Miss May Gavin, G. Il.
Schaefer and Mrs. Charles w. Day.
MARSHAL YOUNG leaves for Oakland Cal,
to-day. after Adolph Bureck the gay soldier
boy who obtained 81, 2G0 from Miss Bienz under
promise of marriage, and aosconded,
ZIoN's Savings Bank an Trust Co., receives
deposits on interest at per cent. per annum.
principal and interest on demand. w. Wood
ruf president, George Q. Cannon, vice-prest. +
THE work Of cutting down Commercial street
TO the required grade, preparatory TO paving,
was completed yesterday, ana the steam roller
was at work In the afternoon leveling the street
b. f, CUMMINGS, JR., who has for long time
been connected with the Ae1eS, has severed his
connection with that paper and will abandon
journalism TO engage in other business. Mr..
Cummings has many friends who will wish HIM
success.
ALL the members of the Central drum corps
are hereby notified 10 meet next Monday even
ing, al O'Clock sharp, at the usual pace, in
full uniform, for parade. c. II. Wells, secre-
tary; c. L. Berry, captain.
THOMAS F. HOwEILs and B. H. ROBBERS will
address the people OF CenIelville tomorrow
evening. V L. Halliday and w c. a. Smoot
IT.. will be at Eureka, I. w. Penrose at Payson
and 5. Il. Thurman at Provo.
THE Norden band will play from 7:3O to in
the theater this evening, after which Mr.. Ellis
will give his lecture on Utah Liberalism Nc
tickets sold, but those who wish to contribute
for Mr.. Ellis benefit can do so at the door
ST ats free to all.
Mr.. AND Mrs. CHARLES CUMMINGS are re
ceiving CONGRATULATIONS, and all because Mr.
William Il. Rowe is made grandfather The
young gentleman will celebrate mis- birthda,
anniversaries on November ], having made his
appearance in this world of pleasure yesterday
THERE was quiet little wedding on Wednes
day last, when Mr.. George E. Calder and Mis-.
Nettle {. Sharkey were made man and wife
Eoth young people are well known in this sec
ton. whele they were born and raised. anC
those who know them best Will be the hearties
IN their congratulations.
THE Welsh Sunday school. which has bee,
held in private residences since its organization
four weeks ago, will be held in tn prayer room
OF the Westminster Presbyterian church, OIL
Fourth West. between First and Second South
st $50 O'Clock This afternoon. A cordial invita-
ton is extended TO all.
THE Harmony Giee club O. this city will Civ
concert and ball at the Provo opera house OF
November q, and quite a number OF the youn
society people of this city Will accompany then
and very enjoyable time is anticipated. Prof
Olsens ball room orchestra will furnish III
music for the evening. The club will also ren
der several of their favorite selections durin!
the evening.
OSWALD H. PATCHED. whose home is in Chi
cage, but who has been employed as foreman
OF THE HERALD press room for over TWO years
died yesterday at the Holy Cross hospital G
typhoid fever. he was in but a little over tie
days, ana his condition was not generally con
sidered critical, until short time before his de
mise, when his relatives in Chicago were az
prlsed of his Illness. he was b Years of age
and during the time he employed by tn
herald he gained many friends in Salt Lake
Ii has not yet been decided whether the remain
will be buried here or sent To his old home
brother Of the deceased is now on the way
Salt Lake, and the remains will be held SUI
ject 10 his orders
THE Beslin benefit Saturday night, Nov.
under the auspices of the Daughters of Re
bekah. Musical and literary entertainment {
the ElcheSl ORDER. Musical Under the director
ship Of Professor Evan Stephens and ProfeSSo
Thomas Radcliffe. A special programme ha
been arranged. and III training for this occasio
none but firSt-claSs artists and talent of III
highest order VIII appear. The literary will h
conducted By teachers and professors who ran
high in this speciality; consisting of 1t aiding
End recltationS from Shakespeare, internngle
with humorous comedy. etc The cause Is
noble one, the object worthy. the entertainer
most eminent ana elevaiing in every particul q
The citizens OF Salt Lake. besides having a
opportunity OF dong charitable act and col
trhutlng to the promotion of science. are prom
Used a rich and rare treat OF the kind that 2
lures and charms which no lover OF the iii
arts can afford 10 lose.
TRY JoHNSoN'S WINE OF wORMwoo