The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-07-03
HAPPENINGS HEREAB0UIS.
Cleaned by HustIing Herald Reporters from
Productive Fields.

While he who picked the winner has
More hats than he can wear.
o. A.c. A. c
TOUCH on starched linen.
ScARFF's soda water best in city.
TAKE that prescription TO ScarH's.
DOG days and hives are not far away.
FLY paper is now getsng In its work.
COLLECTORS seldom leave their names.
Ton is now accomplished in shirt sleeves.
Two cars new furniture at Barratt Bros.
THE rush 70 the beach becomes greater every
day.
SuNBuKS is becoming the ultra fashionable
thing.
DO you know what the top line Of this column
ineansy
SPENCER 8 LrScH's removal sale is a great
WHY DO people walk blocks to drink scara's
soda water,
SODA water is always charged. whether you
pay for il OF not.
DRAueHr horses now find the street drinking
froughs delightful.
A BARRIER in town keeps his drinking water
cool with shaved ice.
ORDER ice cream OF the U. S. Conf and Ice
Cream Co. Telephone 49,
THE fire department was called out this
morning Dy ialse alarm
DEFECTIVE plumbing remedied by Midgley &
Sons Co. 1S5 East Second South.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. a: J.
Grant & c.. agents. 60 Main street
IF you want to save time and money, get your
plumbing done at Midgley & Sons Co.
Go to Cutters. 80 Main, for suit OF home
made clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed.
DO NOT wait, but buy now while you can get
BhOes cheap. SPENCER LYNCH
You vii miss it if you do not buy shoes now
OF spencer g. Lynch during the great removal
sale.
GET your plumbing done at Midgley. s. Sons.
Co.. and save % per cent. by having the work
done right
NOT single sealslSin coat or fur lined circu-
lar was seen on Main street the early part Of
last week.
STRAW hats parasois and slippers cheaper
than ever. Cali and see them. Barnes,
Lewis & Co.
THE directors Of the chamber Of commerce
viii hold meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
1870 O'Clock
For courteous treatment prompt delivery
and choice goods 60 10 the Eclipse grocery, 81
East First South.
CONSTANT READER:-No the commercial
traveller who swindies his customers need not
be a base drummer.
BANKING. brokerage and real estate business
Main street. Interest paid on deposits.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph cflce for. Carrie NJ. Hicks. Ronald
Ray, E. K Mccormick and Floronce ST. John.
THE Morgan hotel is the most popular place
in town for theatrical companies Everything
new and modern. Special rates are accorded
the profession.
JUDGE KEsLER left yesterday afternoon for
MELVILLE, where he viii spend today and the
Fourth and returnin time TO smile upon the
wrong doers Tuesday morning.
CB. GLENN returned yesterday from the
Chicago convention. He is accompanied by his
mothor-in-law. Mrs E. b. Dunbar OF Norton,
Kan. who will spend few days in Salt Lake.
JAMES FAY was arrested yesterday for petit
larceny. Gerter Capiscco alleges that he ap-
propTiated 10 MS own use knife and pistol be-
longing 10 him. He evidently wanted 10 cele-
brate the Fourth.
THE Worlds Fair commission yesterday ap-
pointed Prof J. f. Millspaugh of Salt Lake
city chief Of the educational department. Mr..
Mlspaugh's appointment was requested by the
TERRITORIAL Teachers association.
lions Savings Bank and Trust company
pays ; per cent. interest compounded quarterly
on any deposit from 81 up Nlford woodruff
president. George G. Cannon. vice president.
Capital, $500 ,t00; surplus, 100000
Excellent offices light comfortable clean
and centrally located. elevator service, gas or
incandescent light for rent in the Culmer block
or Kenneth block Rates from s. per month
upwards. Apply Office Il, Gunner block
TIMOTHY E. HURLEY, OF Park CITY, and Miss
KateI Mcdonald. young and comedy bru-
nette we're married yesterday afternoon by
Justice Gee. The couple viii rema in Salt
Lake short time before leaving for their future
home.
THE Bankers baseball nine scored another
victory over me Famous nine at the National
Grounds Oh "Wednesday. the score being to l.
ten innings being played The Bankers nine
goes to Logan today and plays the Logan club
tomorrow morning and afternoon
ANY ambitious amateur. attempting an arts
tic Arrangement around any antiQuated article,
always anxiously anticipates an attempted
tagonism annoyingiy arranged against him.
'-Queen Bee" decorative paints obviates the
dificulty. Thirty shades at g. +. Culmer q
Bros.
JOHN H. SHOLDEBRAND and Emily L. Ev-
erett obtained a marriage license yesterday
from Deputy County Clerk Browne. The cou-
pie at once hunted up Judge Bartcn, who per-
formed the marriage ceremony in his private
parlor at the county court house ana sent them
on heir way rejoicing.
GOVERNOR THOMAS yesterday issued
TeQuisiron TO the governor OF Wyoming to sc
cure c. +. Pierson. who is held by the sheriff
at Cheyenne. Pierson was clerk at the
Union depot hotel, and is charged with having
taken slG0 and Sl50 out OF the hotel safe which
was deposited by guests OF the house.
THE Metropolitan hotel parlors we're crowded.
last evening on the occasion of The first mnsi-
Gale given by Mrs. A. Van Noorhis and her
pupils There we're nineteens selections on the
programme, and each one was well received
There were two eight-band recitals on two in
Etruments, which were excellent The song
s'Reuben and Rachel, by two very small pupils.
Misses Belle Covert and Ruby PaFton. won an
encore Miss Grace Philips solo was good
The other pupils who participated in the exer
cises were Ella Jones' Annie Rachofsky. Anna
Loda, Della Norton. Cora Cady- Carrie Brown.
Gertie and Louis Buffers. Minnie Stevens Mr..
T. E. Burleigh. Mr. Halverson, the Misses Gas
kin Gardner, Carson, Jones. Papworth. Nc
Dun Hoffman. Hindman and Dysart Mrs.
Van Voorhis came TO salt Lake about year
aro from Marshalltown. Iowa. and the pupils
show rapid progress for so short time