The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-26
AMUSEMENTS.
BRIGHAM CITY BITS
An Aeeitieni that Came Near
Proving Fatal.
A Breezy Budget Of Newsy Notes From the
Northern tity of Homes-lhe
Town EpitOmiZed.

Hon. 4. II. Jones went to Salt Lake
Monday on legal business.
James Mack, of Smlthheld, was in town
FridaY.
Miss Nettie Rosenbaum has gone to
Logan On an extended visit.
Lorenzo Jensen is building an addition to
his house in the First ward.
j. Y. Rich has recently placed an elegant
iron fence around MS home.
r. L. Eishburn has gone north in the in
terest Of the 3. c. NJ. and M. A.
G. Hoist is building an addition on the
front of his store on Main street.
John S. Lindsay played Monday and
Tuesday nights at the Factory hall.
L. F. Pierce is building a neat residence
on his place, one block east Of Main street.
a. N. Fishburn is visiting at Smithfeld
in the interest of the young ladies of that
town.
Attorney B. H. Jones is spending this
week in Ogden arguing cases in the district
court.
The foundation for William Hershey g.
Sons new brick building is nearly com
pleted.
]. NJ. Tanner, principal of the B. Y.
college, Of Logan, is to lecture at the taber-
nacle Saturday night.
Isaac Smith, formerly one of tour boys
but now superintendent Of the q. G. NJ. l.,
Logan, was in the city Sunday.
The heavy rain of day or two ago set
tied the dust in fine style, ~ and our streets
arc again in good condition for driving.
Charles Benton, bookkeeper at the Utah
Loan and Trust compauy's bank, is again
found there, after two weeks confinement.
The iron fence is being placed in position
around the court house grounds. When
completed this will improve the looks of
tae grounds considerably, if not more.
d. Rosen baum contemplates in the near
, future building All elegant two or three
story brick block on the old Rosenbaum
corner.
Brigham City will soon have full
fiedged commission and produce house,
managed by two young men recently from
Ogden. They know a good town when
they see it.
Mrs. lillian, one of our Oldest and most
respected iowpswomen, died Saturday last
and was laid away Monday. A large mum.
Der OF carriages followed the deceased tc
her final resting place. She was nearly sc
years old and haa the respect Of all.
A rumor gained ground that George Gil
bert and Hari Christensen and the Misses
Lille and Rose Fuller, respectively, had
committed matrimony. 1t appears, how
ever, that such is not the case, at least the
parties most Interested seem to be igaoran,
| Of tho fact
| The Sunday school conference held Sun
! day last was well attended. In fact during
the last afternoon meeting every available
seat was taken and standing room was at
premium. Elders Morgan and Goddard
were up from Salt Lake and delivered ar
able discourse.
| Elias Wright, young man of our town
| is expected home next week. Mr. Wrigh
has been in the east for some two years
! striving for the houors of an NJ. ID. We art
pleased TO learn Mr.. Wright passed a very
/ successful examination, and also to learr
! he expects to take up his abode with US.
so we promise him much success,
| Cornelius Wright, u young man twenty
! two wears of age, met with an aeciden
which nearly cost him his life. While con
| ing homeward from the northern part O.
town, his horse fell and rolled over on him
injuriug him internally. He was immedi
ately taken home, aand doctor was sum
monei, who dressed his wounds and mad
him as comfortable as possible. He ha
since improved gradually, and is now sail
to be past danger.
The Bugler and Herald, our two hone
papers, have been al swords ends for SOM
! time, and il does not appear as if either on
has made much in its struggle against tn
other We like to see editors ''go for'
each other once in awhile, but when the.
are at 1t all the time it seems 10 US they ar
cnrrying things too far. If they would
take our advice, they woulG let the pas
bury the past, and both rustic for new
that would interest the people, as this i
where they get their support, and not fror
each other, LITTLE JIM.
BRIGHAM CITY, March 25.