The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-17
T he Herald.
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News Of General
Interest and Import


COUNTY COURT will meet tomorrow.
TODAY will be a great church day in Salt
Lake.
LADIES have you seen the new furniture at
Barrattss
ORDER your spring suit Of Provo mills cheviot
at Cutters 80 Main
u HITCH your horse-or paw the usual fine and
ali damages done by runaway.
A LARGE number of visitors view the city
from the top OF the temple each day.
INSURE in The Home Fire of Utah. H J.
CIanI & Co.. agents, co, Main street.
KoIlTz Handy Kitchen has moved to the
new Equitable block, As West First South
street.
THE several hotels do not purpose being be-
hind on the matter Of en- Easter dinner to-day.
RI THE special sale of shoes will continue this
week at Barnes, Lewis & Co.'s, l6 Main street,
ZIoN's Savings bank pays per cent interest
ESTABLISHED 1873 Largest savings bank in
Utah.
Mr. CHARLES ELLIS lectures in Nephi Mon
day night. Mona Tuesday, Levan Wednesday
and Payson Thursday
A TOUGH named John Kelley was arrested
last night on the charge OF stealing pair OF
shoes from Walker Bros. & FLYERS.
B. Il. ScHErTLER, No. 60 Main street buys
and sells foreign and domestic exchange. In
sferest paid on deposits. Notar1al work.
BEGINNING with next Thursday the Denial
ter Rifles will give a dance every week in their
drill hall. The-affairs will be enjoyable.
THE Morgan hotel is the most popular hos
telry in salt Lake. Everything new, clean,
modern and convenient. Rates, g TO s.. 50sper
day.
THE man who went home last night without
the Easter bonnet question being settled, was
chargeable with bravery and lack OF discre-
ton.
THE Home Dramatic club left on the $50 p
m train over the Union Pacific for Its northern
tour A pleasant and profitable engagement is
anticipated
THE Worlds fair commission advisory board
held meeting in the chamber OF commerce
2 yesterday. Nothing Of public concern was
transacted.
TIE Knutsford band had the courage Il
render Annie Rooney last evening among
other choice selections. This is a country O
wonderful nerve.
MAIN street presented its usual scene of Sat
urday life yesternoon. Easter bonnets were OF
sale until a late hour, many cholce selections
being made after tea.
CHARLES E. OLSEN twenty-seven, Annie
Smith twenty-five; Thomas +. Hopkins
twenty-five, and Sarah A. Blixt, were author
lied 10 marry yesterday
THERE will be very interesting exhibition o
water-color paintings by our local artists in thi
studio Of Miss Kate Wells, on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday OF each week.
ON Thursday evening, with Olsons full quad
rifle band in attendance, the Ladies' auxilliar.
Of the Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters uniol
will give ball in the 9. A K. hall.
THE ladies OF the Baptist church held al
Faster fair and luncheon at the parlors of III
Metropolitan yesterday. They were favore
with a good crowd and realized good sum 70
the church.
THERE are messages at the Western Uniol
telegraph Office for E. NJ. Schneider, Mrs. Thos
Rouiand Lot L, Feltham Bailey & Coughlin
Fred Roberts, Miss Dickey Harrington, Mrs
E. s. Burton.
WE advise conference visitors TO call on S
r. Marks & Co., opposite Temple block, befor
purchasing furniture, lace curtains, lnoleuE
parior and bedroom suits, as they are sellinga
greatly reduced prices
USE brilliant hard enamel paint for your sin
ana bath tub and lawn chairs, Queen Bee mike
paint for outside or inside repairing; wall fms