The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-09

TIE Salt Lake papers report only
nall the usual number of people attend
ing conference this year and as a con-
sequence big complaint from the
merchants of the briny berg because OF
slack April trade.
HE weddinr reception of Professor
Morgan and bis newly made wife was
held at the residence of the bride
groom's father, David Morgan, in
Spanish Fork last Friday evening. Ii
was most pleasant and successful
affair.
FUNERAL services over the remains
OF Harvey Ewing who died this morn
ing at one O'Clock of general debility
after long suffering with feeble health,
VIII be held tomorrow at one o'clock o.
m in the Third ward Westinghouse
The funeral viii be from the Ford I'M
deltaking parlors where the body now
| lies.
The DISPATCH boasts of the most
| handsome window sign in the city, il
not in the territory, and G. E. Young
is the artist who wrote it. The sign
can be seen on the window of the ed.
ltorlal and business Office in the Mai
ben block on street. 1t is indeed a
finished piece of work and is greatly
admired by all who pass it. This paper
is proud of 1t and the artist decidedly
has occasion to be.
On Saturday night last at Spanish
Fork Selectman Jones and wife,
Llewelyn Jones and wife. Owen J.
Rowe, wife and two daughters, John
Rowe and wife, David Lewis and wife,
Thomas o, Greer and wife and Miss
ANNE Gardner on invitation of j los. a.
Rees. wife and family HE'D themselves
| to his house and spent a most delight
! full season. Refreshments, singing
games etc., were INDUCED in.
THE sixty fourth annual Latter-day
Saints conference is in session at Salt
Lake and the usual amount of good
ADVICE is being given from the stand Of
the large tabernacle. To name the
speakers in their succession and give
the subject of their remarks is not a
report of the proceedings. A fair and
intelligent synopsis of the remarks
would occupy much space. THE DIS.
PATCH believes it better policy to make
no report at all than to make poor
one,
By special request the G. A. R. will
repeat the Spy of Atlanta Wednesday
night No gentleman or lady should
miss this opportunity to see This beau
tiful play. Outside the absorbing his.
torlcal interest attaching to it. it is full
of dramatic force, touching effects aud
poetic situations. No description can
do it justice. Ii must be seen to be
understood. The old veterans deserve
a big house and Provo will tail in her
duty if the house is not full to over
| flowing.
VIM. GREER of Spanish Fork is in the
city today. He reports all we'll over
there, the farmers all busy and content
ed with the very promising prospect
of heavy harvest coming. The plant
ing of beets has proceeded nicely, but
today there is an enforced halt tor lack
of seed. A carload that was shipped
to Spanish Fork has gotten side
tracked somewhere and the railroad
people are busy tracing it. The Span
ish Fork Coop, of which Mr.. Greer is
president, is making ready to take
stock preparatory to the annual settle
ment of business which is made each
year early in May. Business with this
institution, considering the general
dull times, has been very good and it
looks now that the showing to be made
will be an exceptionally good one.