The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22

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! Alfred Palmer became the father Of a
| fine son. All well.
Sidney Stevens. OF ogden, was in Logan
/ two days this week.
Born to the wife of Charles Ashcroft,
! OF Hyde Park. on Friday last, girl.
! Scott Anderson, jr., and wife, of Salt
Lake City, are in Logan visiting Nj.
| and Mrs. David Lewis.
/ W. H. Rowe, Of Salt Lake city. was in
| this city Monday. for the purpose OF
placing his son IN the Agricultural col
/ two gentlemen from Schuyler, NeD., are
in CACHE county this week, purchasing
/ hogs for the Nebraska market.
/ \ temperance meeting under the aus
pices of the Womans Christian Temper
ance Union viii be held in the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday evening. Rev.
j Bascom will deliver the sermon.
/ The boys of the A. G. football team are
looking forward With pleasurable antici-
patton to. their trip to Salt Lake on
/ do battle on the gridiron with the Salt
j Lake High school team. Our boys are
practicing daily and expect 10 walk off
with the honors on the date named.
| The quarterly conjoint session of the
| Young Peoples associations of this city
| held Sunday evening, was well at
tended and exceedingly interesting. f.
/. Nebekers half hour talk on The
toms essay on The BENEFITS of State
| hood" were especially entertaining and
instructive.
Willie, the 14-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Fereday, of this city, died
from the effects of diphtheria Saturday.
His funeral was held Sunday Two other
members of the same family are down
with the dread disease, but a rigid quar-
antine is maintained on the premises, and
the physician in charge reports the
children as recovering.
Logan contains an active and growing
branch of the w. c.. 7. L. a number of
the leading educational and society ladies
of the city have identified themselves
| constantly increasing. One of the chief
objects of the societys endeavor is tc aid
the Home for Friendless Girls at Ogden
! in which considerable success is being
weekly meetings in the New Jersey
academy.
On Tuesday, the mortal remains of Miss
J. n. Mercer, Of Franklin, Idaho, were
city cemetery. Miss Mercer was the sis
! ter of Rev. VIM. Clyde, the Presbyterian
pastor at Franklin, and had been in this
country but a short time, having come
live with her sister. The Presbyterian
rite was performed over the grave by
Rev. n. E. Clemenson of this city.
Wednesday morning Sheriff Turner
placed under arrest Carl Z. Schdub, OF
the Fifth ward, this city Schaub was
charged with malicious trespass, the Of
Tense alleged against him being that he
did unlawfully dig up and extract from
a lot formerly owned by him, but upon
which a morris gage had been foreclosed,
by one Martin Stauffer, sundry and di
vers fruit trees. He was Saken before
Precinct Justice Smith and after due
process of law was convicted of the Of
Tense The court deferred sentence until
Thursday afternoon.
Some weeks ago a young man by the
name of John Lloyd whose home is in
Wellsvlle. came down to visit relations
from Anaconda, Montana, where he had
been employed for some time. While
staying at the house of his sister Mrs.
J. A Hendricksen. of this city. shortly
after his arrival, John was stricken with
a severe attack of typhoid fever. For
five weeks he lay and fought for life,
but the grim monster was victorious and
on Tuesday morning the unfortunate
young man yielded the ghost. He was
% years old and unmarried. His death
is a cruel shock to his relatives and
friends. as he was of a bright tempera-
ment and sunny disposition, and made
friends wherever he went His funeral
was held Wednesday at Wellsville, where
his remains were consigned to their last
earthly resting place.