The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-24
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News OF General
Interest and Import.

interest anu import.
c FELT SLIPPERS, 75c., at Dunford's.
INSURE in the Home Fire OF Utah. Il. ].
Grant Co., agents, with State bank
Provo wooden goods are the thing for cold
weather You get them at Cutters, 80 Main. =
IN the Third District court yesterday, Hans
Larson, native of Sweden, was admitted to
citizenship.
THE many friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Devine will regret 10 learn that their infant girl
died yesterday.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
telegraph office for Miss Effe Wrghtmau and
William NJ. Hall.
COUNTY CLERK ALLEN issued a marriage
license yesterday to Frederick Radtke aged
twenty-four, to wed Clara Malmquist aged
th1rty-one.
A FEW copies of THE CHRISTMAS HERALD re-
main on hand. They are in wrappers and viii
be sent to any address IN the 1rOrtd without ex-
ira charge for postage.
lions Savings Bank and Trust company loan
ornamental auxiliary banks for homes. Inter
est 5 per cent Wilford Woodruff president
George 9. Cannon, vice president.
Notice. Members of the Fifteenth Ward
Democl attic drum corps are requested TO meet
at Ben l. Lloyd's residence Monday evening at
$3.50 o'clock. b. Lloyd, W {. Davis.
AS an evidence that we are known abroad. we
mention note from news dealer in Alabama
HERALD and ordering copies to be sent TO him
daily.
The Scandinavian Democrats meet to-mor-
row evening at the Social Hall and they have
invited the Hon. w. II King, presidenj of the
Council, to address them. A full turn out i
expected.
A TELEPHONE alarm was sounded from the
residence of w. a. Cooper AL South First
West. at 7:55 last evening, the trouble being
sooty fiue. The water was not turned on anc
obi &c harr arr hnrn
The circular of the Bear Lake Stake academy
at Paris. Ioabo, has been received by TIKI
HERALD. It gives the authorities course o.
studies etc. for the fifth year Of the useful in
stituuon, and is very handsomely gotten up.
ROBERT SIMPSON, of Brooklyn, New York
died at st. Marks hospital yesterday. He wa:
member OF the ODD Fellows fraternity anC
the Brick Masons' union. The remains were
removed to Evans undertaking rooms and his
friends have been telegraphed for.
AS 3:30p. m. yesterday the fire department
was called out to the residence of It. G. NJ
proved to be in n frame kitchen annex and
originated from the stove. The hose settled
the flames in fifteen minutes. Loss $50 full!
insured.
THE Temple Of Honor will have an oper
meeting at the hall in the Deseret Nationa
bank building on Monday evening, at 80. Mr.
George NJ. Ottinger, the we'll known artist vii
lecture on the subject of Pictures and there
will be several other attractive features. Al
are invited and will be made welcome.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester
days temperature as follows: Al $50 a. m
Salt Lake, u; Baker City. 19; Cheyenne: "a; Den
yer, 20; Helena. =; Miles City, %; Montrose
10. AT D. m.-Salt Lake, II; Bingham, L
Ogden. Is; Logan, ,; Park City, 10; Provo, -
Stockton, 2.
ST. MARY's T a. society is making arrange
ments to celebrate st. Patrick's day, March Il
by a lecture and musical programme in tn
evening. @. A. r. hall has been secured for tn
occasion and the members OF st. Mary's soc
ETY. will see to it that their friends have an op
portunity to spend pleasant evening.