The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-14

tinuing such an improbable controversy,
which can not result in any good for either
side. We have plenty Of facts to prove
the incorrectness of considerable part of
what he said last Sunday, and wish it
understood that we do not believe nor
sanction his statements; but we will do as
the humorist did when the mule kicked
nim-conslder where it came from, and
pass it by.
DIPHTHERIA's RAvAGEs.
Another victim of this terrible disease
succumbed on last Saturday morning.
This time it was IN eight-year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beazer This is the
fourth child that has died since the cpl
demic commenced; and while they are all
OF different families, one curious fact is
that they were all grandchildren Of Mr..
and Mrs. James j. Walker. The other
afflicted families are improving. and it is
sincerely hoped that no more fatalities will
occur. The disease has lately made its ap-
pearance in South Hooper, and several
cases are reported from that quarter.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Kaysville Dramatic club played the
intensely exciting war drama 1.-The Spy of
Atlanta" for the first time Thursday even
ing, and repeated it last evening. On the
opening night the Music hall was crowded
which our theatre goers always show for
home talent was more plainly marked thad
ever. AT no time In the past five years has
there been such an immense and sppre-
ciative audience in the house at one time.
The drama is vivid picture of civil war
fare, and in outline closely resembles
Held by the Enemy" The acting was
very creditable to those taking part, and
altogether the play gave very general salts
Rlan1iraS
Williams as Carrie and Miss Blood as Mrs,
Dalton are deserving of special mention, as
are also Mr.. Phillips as Edwin Dalton, Mr..
Llnford ss Edward ST. Clair and Mr..
Taylor as Jake Schneider the Dutch COM
edlan, who played well as usual. The
minor parts were well taken.
Last evening the audience was not so
patronage usually bestowed upon travelling
companies.
This evening the Social and Literary So
ciety gave Valentine ball at the music
hall. On Monday evening, the 22nd inst,
a grand flower ball will De gwen under
their auspices.
The ladies of the Women's Suffrage as
soclation are making arrangements for a
Leap Year bali to be given in the not-far
distant future, probably on the Goth inst,
and IN consequence the Boys are layishing
more then ordinary attention upon the fair
sex.
THE CREAMERY PROPOSITION.
1t is now almost en- assured fact that a
creamery will be put in operation here
within a short time. The committee has
been making thorough investigation and
Is convinced that one could be run with
profit in this loca ity. A meeting was held
in the city hall at 2 o'clock this afternoon
and the matter was more thoroughly dis
cussed. This is step in the right direc-
ton, and we hope it will be a success.
NOTES ON THE SIDE.
The snow is thawing rapidly.
drug store is among our probabilities.
Miss Maud Nebekr is up from the capital
on friendly visit.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Clarke died of whooping cough yesterday
afternoon. The funeral will be held to.
morrow.
The district school, which has been closed
for several weeks on account of the preva-
lence of diptheria in the northwestern part
of town, will be re-opened on Monday
morning. M.
KAYsvILLE, Feb. 13, 1892.