The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-16
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

w. E. HUBBARD has sold pressed brick
residence in East Waterloo to 5. jacobson
for ga, 500.
THERE will be a meeting of the Pres
club at 8o'clock this evening.
The annual meeting Of the Wool
Growers association will De held at A.
o. u. w. hall on July % at pm.
THE COUNTY clerk issued marriage
license yesterday to Charles F. Christian
sen and Augusta Carlson, and George A.
Bradley and Lizzie Collingham. all OF
Salt Lake.
GERMAN LUTHERAN services at $3.50 p.
m. today in the Swedish Lutheran
church, corner Of Second South and
Fourth East streets. Rev. Otto Kuhr
pastor. All Germans welco me. 4.
HARRY HAMMOND, the youthful slayer
of Clyde Robertson, is still con fined IN
the county Jail. He takes life easily, and
imprisonment does not appear to have
wro ught the slightest change in him.
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of the
Salt Lake County w. S. A. will convene
in the Thirteenth ward assembly rooms
next Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst,
at 2 o'clock. All are invited. Maggie
Bassett, secretary.
HARRY ELLSWORTH, the young man
who was arrested recently for embezzllng
funds belonging to his employer, M
Kopp, and who is held to await the action
Of the grand jury, yesterday broke down
and admitted his guilt.
a GENTLEMAN who is thoroughly
familiar with the subject. writing from
Chicago to friend in this city says OF
the Utah exhibit at the fair: Il know
1t is doing the territory great good. The
money it has cost is nothing in COMPARE
son with the benefit derived
MRS. ANNIE FELLOWS, the insane wo-
man who was arrested by Sheriff Mcqueen,
was taken back to Ogden yesterday. Be-
fore leaving she wrote a letter to her
brother-in-la law, B. P. Critchlow of Og-
den, in which she took occasion to in
woke curses upon numerous persons here
and at the junction city.
MANAGER CUTLER of the sugar factory
at Lehi was in town yesterday. He re-
ports that the beet fields are looking
splendedly and the prospects are that the
crop viii be an exceptionally good one.
Some 1874 acres have been planted in
beets in Salt Lake and Utah counties, and
the product of the factory this fall viii be
heavy.
H. S. ENSIGN has withdrawn his name
as a competator for the Worlds fair bari
tone solo prize, leaving John Robinson to
represent Utah alone. Among the lady
eOl0lSCS concluding TO compete IOr tHe
soloists prize are Mrs. Bessie Dean-Aili-
son, Utah's favorite contralto and Mrs.
Lizzie Thomas Edwards. the soprano.
will sing the Welch melody "Gweneth
Gwyn'' by Thomas, with harp accom-
panyment. The scarcity OF copies of 80
Harp of My Land' has prevented its
study by local tenor soloists.
AN elk COW, one of the herd recently
shipped to Antelope island by the Island
Improvement company, took to the brine
Thursday and swan to Lake Park, a
distance of twelve miles. She was first
seen by Mrs. Blemil, VINO resides at the
park. The elk was short distance from
the shore and Charles Waiaer rode out
and lassoed it. The animal started off at
g furious rate and dragged Mr.. Walker
and his horse into the water. Fred
Blemil aud Charles Sanders then came to
the rescue in boat and the animal swan
aearly mile pulling the boat with her.
Finally tha men threw a loop over her
nose and the capture was made. Mr..
Rlen-ii will take charge Of her until the
next shipment of animals is made to the
island. which will be III a few days.