The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-07-01
LOCAL SPLUDGLETS.
LOVELY evenings.

The little child of S. Peterson died of
diphtheria last evening about O'Clock.
HAVE you contributed your mite to-
wards celebrating the nations birth
day?
THE Republicans are camping on the
grounds of the Democrats of three
weeks ago.
Efffy men and teams wanted
at once. Apply 10 =. :. Homes n
CO., Provo, Utah,
The business men should take hold
of the Fourth Of July celebration with
both hands and pull it along.
The Republican drum corps was on
the street last night. The flies were
conspicuous for their absence
CHRISTINA BoRUP, of Goshen, made
final proof of her homestead entry
yesterday before Judge Jones.
A MARRIAGE license was issued on
Monday to Alfred r. Beck and Annie
Z. Jones, both OF Spanish Fork.
ANY one wishing tenants for small
residence property can secure same by
calling at DISPATCH job room.
ANOTHER Democrat was added to the
list Yesterday, twelve-pounder, and
its papa, H. E. Osterloh, says he's a
daisy.
CAMPAIGN banners of all description
and as cheap as the cheapest on short
notice by L. F. Kershaw, opposite
Operahouse, Provo.
THE TRIBUNE Yesterday morning an
nounced that 1.-The Provo Wooden Mills
has new superintendent, G. +. I'm
derhill" Oh, wake up.
c. D. MOORE, superintendent OF the
Street Railway, went to Salt Lake yes
terday morning. Its expected that his
wife will return with him.
IKE FoRDoNsKI is talking of having a
fine display of fireworks out on the
Lake on the night of the Fourth. This
will be one of the finest sights imag-
Unable.
THE Democratic meeting billed for
Springville last night was postponed on
account of the sickness Of Hon. VIM. ID.
King, who was TO have addressed the
meeting.
WE understand that several property
owners in the Union Block are making
arrangements for the purchase of an
electric light plant in order to have an
all night service.
WE omitted mentioning the fact that
Messrs, w. D. Roberts and D. ?. Felt
accompanied Judge kellogg in his trip
to Lake View Monday night in the in
terests of Democracy.
AUGUST ALIENS boy, who met with
sucha severe accident by being thrown
from a horse last Friday, is now progress
ing nicely,under the medical attention Of
DR.. Shores and DR.. Pike. He will soon
be out of danger.
THE sluggers and bruisers will in
dulge in the Opera House tomorrow
night, when such talent as Jimmy
Hickman and our "Phunny" Bob will
pummel each other before an intelligent
audience.
WRITING from Midway, Wasatch
Co.. on Monday, 81. II" says: ''Send
us lot OF blanks and other organizing
matter for our Democratic club. Could
not YOU send speaker or two up, for
any day in the week after the 4th? The
harvest is plentiful but the reapers are
few. Answer at once"
Mr.. G.. H. JACK is Just beginning a
painting in the Diamond saloon which
when completed will be the largest oil
painting in Utah. 1t will be % feet
long by 10 feet wide, and will represent
the battle of Missionary Ridge. Lovers
of art should step in from time TO time
and watch the progress of the painting.
IN stating the fact that Leyiter, clerk
of the Roberts Hotel, had been arrested
for ENLIGHTENMENT, we inadvertently re-
fo,.ra1 70 him hainn taiOht plprly We
wish to correct this. He was day clerk.
Mr.. Charles Smider, trustworthy
young man, is the night clerk. We
make the correction in justice to Mr..
Smider.
THE other evening as local Demo-
crat and Republican were standing dis
cussing politics on the street, a news
boy stepped up and handed the Repub-
lican a copy of his party organ.
There exclaimed the representative
OF the G.. O. P, "that is THE paper for
advocating Syrup of figs" quoth the
Democrat, much to the chagrin of the
Republican and the amusement of the
bystanders.
GEO. HARTLEY, matchmaker and
jeweler begs leave to announce to the
people of Provo and Utah county that
having Just secured the services of f.
Lamont, of New York City. who is a
practical diamond setter and manu-
featuring jeweler, he is now prepared
to do diamond setting and panufac-
turing of all kinds, also gold and silver
plating Bring in your old gold and
iewelry and have it made into new
goods
MCEwAN & Co. invite the attention
of the people of Provo and vicinity to
their stock of general merchandise,
which thev are Offering at bargains,
consisting of ladies' and gents wear,
boys and misses wear, also children's
wear, of which we have been getting
new stock for the last few days and
more ta arrive soon. Our stock in
groceries all o. X, and at bottom prices,
Don't forget that this is the best and
only place in town to get hops. Give
us q call.
The funeral services over the remains
of Wallace Cuff, the son of Hyrum
Cuff, were held at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, at the residence of the
parents. The opening prayer was offered
by Elder John @. Jones. ConSoling
remarks were made by Prof. Karl @.
Maeser. President II. II. Cuff, Elder j.
r. Boshard and Counselor Andrew
Watson. There was large attendance.
TWENTY-FIVE vehicles followed the body
to its last resting-place. The bereaved
parents express their gratitude to all
those who helped them in the hour of
their great trial.