The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-06
LOCAL LYRICS.
Crisp and Condensed News of General
Interest and Import.

Interest ana Import
BEDsTEAps $3.50. 8. R. Marks & Co.
SPRING hats in al the latest styles at Barton
& Co.'S.
OUR horseradish is the best-salt Lake Pickle
company.
BABY carriages at cost until March l. s. r.
Marks & Co.
LACE curtains, a large lot at a sacrifice. s.
R Marks q Co.
PARLoR suits sS5. at s. R. Marks g. Co., OPP
posite Temple.
SEE Barton s Co.'S tie window; 81. 90 and 70
cent lies for 30 cents.
FOR bargains in furniture S. &. Marks &
Co., opposite Temple, south.
OPENING spring suits daily; call early and get
your first choice. Barton & Co.
THE soldiers were paid of yesterday, and
many OF them fell by the wayside.
SPLENDID with your Sunday roast, the Salt
Lake Pickle conlpany's horseradish.
INSURE in the Home Fire of Utah Il. ].
Grant & Co., agents, with State bank.
MRS, DEAL. at AZ South Main, is receiving
her spring millinery Prices TO suit the times.
taches' ball at the theatre Friday, March 18th.
A GRAND fairy fountain will be feature of
the matinee ball Saturday, March 18TH, at the
theatre.
ORDER your spring suit at John c. Cutler &
Bros.'s, No. 30 Main street, Made from Provo
all wool cloth.
MRS. B. F. DEAL, the milliner, formerly at 81
East First South, neac the theatre, has moved
TO 43 South Main.
PICKLES guaranteed fine as C. & B, and
cheaper. Ask your grocer Tor them, The Salt
Lake Pickle company.
BANKING, brokerage and real estate business
transacted by b. q. Schettler, at 60 South
Main street. Interest paid on deposits.
THE funeral of the baby of John T. and
Elizabeth Thomas Edwards will be held at IL
IN. to-day from the residence, SO Plum street.
QUITE number Of the prominent wool grow
erS OF the territory met yesterday and COM
pleted their organization by singing the con-
stitution and bylaws.
GLADYS IsoBEL HAMMER has issued her first
visiting cards. She Is the new daughter of
Stage Manager Paul Hammer, of the Salt Lake
theatre, and commenced her visit on this sphere
March 4.
TO-DAY $4,000 worth of goods, damaged by
fire water and smoke, Will be sold regardless
of value, commencing on Saturday, March 5,
in new store, two doors west OF old store
corner Of First South and Richards street.
CUPID BROWNE issued the following licenses
10 wed yesterday: Johann johnson, aged
twenty-three; Charles H. Woodward, aged
sixty four and Mary E. Austin, aged forty
seven.
For convenience Of those receiving their
wages or salaries too late to deposit IN usual
banking hours lions Savings Bank and Trust
company Will be open Tor deposits on Saturdays
until pm. Milford Woodruff President,
George NJ. Cannon, Cashier.
THE members of the Press club are requested
to meet at the Continental parlors this even
ing at o'clock. full attendance is most de-
sirable as permanent organization and election
OF officers will take place This Is the last
chance to become charter member.
OBSERVER SALIsBURY's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: AT $50 a. N.
Salt Lake, "a; Cheyenne, 80; Denver, "a; Hell
ena, Sc; Miles City, 80; Montrose, b. AT D. m
Salt Lake, "a; Bingham 80; Ogden, 49, Logan,
so; Park City, 10; Provo. Ss; Stockton, 81.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made to hold the
spring session OF the Rocky Mountain Confer
ence of the Unitarian church in this city during
The first week of May. Eminent ministers not
only from the Rocky Mountain region but from
the Pacinc 10 the west and from Boston to the
east are expected TO be In attendance.
A VERY pleasant wedding reception was held
last Monday night at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Decker in the Sixteenth ward Mr.
Ferry Decker, his second son. aged twenty
three years. after returning from Logan TO
Ogden and having reception at the brides
parents. Mr.. Gay returned to Salt Lake, where
they intend making their home There was ]
large number OF guests present.
A GENTLEMAN Just down from Logan SAYS the
political feeling UP there is astonishingly bit
ter. People who have been neighbors for years
now pass each other without speaking owing
10 their looking at politics differently Every
street corner sees an excited group discussing
Democracy and Republicanism. Fully LOO
people were turned away from the debate be
tween Paul and Cannon. In short politics il
Logan is a. burning fever heat. According L
tie Tribune this Is all part of a grand play il
which the people of Utah are the dramatiS
persoue.
WEEK from Thursday is ST. Patricl's dav
Last year Rev. N F, Hallan, under the au
spices OF st. Mary's q. A society, delivered {
lecture on Ireland at st. Mary's cathedral. Thi!
year the same reverend father will deliver
lecture on The Peoples Friend" under thu
auspices of the same society; but owing to tn,
large number who could not be accommodated a
the cathedral, II has been decided TO deliver The
lecture al the @. a. r. hall A delightful pro
gramme has been prepared. Held's band arC
All Halows' College band Will discourse Irisl
melod es during the evening
AN Unsuitable desire to see the victim OF sui
.idal mania, directed HERALD reporters foot
steps toward the undertaking establishment
where lay cold in death, gOwned in costly raj
ment, the remains OF Elite Wightman The fac,
when exposed to view caused invountar,
expression Of admiration, for an unmistakabt
air of high bred lutelli. encc stamped the coun
1enanCe OF the deceased. That She was mos
attractive in life could well be imagined by tn
graceful contour OF the face and the regula
features. lis sad TO contemplate such az end
ing OF what under different circumstances nigh
have peen totally inherent life. This MEAN
cholia which siezes the diseased brain is be
coming more prevalent daily.
MR. JOHN I. MATTRESS Of this city, q mem
Der OF the Sons of St. George, wrote a letter c
sympathy 10 the Prince of Wales on the oc
casion of the death OF his son. Last week MI
Mattress received the following missive.
was forwarded in black edged envelope an
the paper on which it was written was a fin
linen, deeply bordered in black: 'Sandr nghau
Norfolk Sir Francis knollys is desire
10 convey TO Mr.. J. r. Mattress III
thanks of the Prince and Princess of Wales 10
the sympathy he has expressed on the occas
sion of their Royal Highness' bereavement
18th February, 49,
A relish with beaps-S. L. Pickle Co.
horse radish. G.