The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-05
TOWN TALK.

Easter.
Go TO church.
The public schools will open again to-
morrow.
There win be special music In every
church in the city today.
Mrs. w. Rarnes of Provo. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Graham, on East second
South.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Jones will
take place at the residence at p. M
today. I46 West Eighth South.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
for John E. Holmes, aged %, OF Murray,
and Katie Butcher, aged 10, Of this city.
The entertainment to be given by the
second ward, will take place on April
16 and II.
Private James Estis, of company B,
Sixteenth infantry. has just been dis
charged from the army.
At a. M yesterday the thermometer
registered IS, at noon 81, and at p m,
60 the maximum temperature pelng Do
and the minimum IS.
The Pig Skin P1Ishers and the Jersey
Blues met on the gridiron at the
Eighteenth ward square yesterday AFTER
noon. The Blues won the game by a
score Of to 4
The semi-annDal meeting of the Utah
State Agricultural society will be held at
the city and county building tomorrow,
commencing at a. m
The Cambrean Association of Utah
will have a meeting at Coalter & Smell
groves hall tomorrow at 4 p N. All
Welsh people are invited to attend
The Christian Endeavor Union of Utah
held three interesting sessions yester-
day. The convention will close at the
First Congregational church this even
ing.
The funeral services of Mrs. Lucy B.
Smith will be held at the family residence
.,2S west North Temple at 10 a. M today.
and not at the Seventeenth ward meeting
house as before announced.
Fred St John, a youth was caught in
the act of carrying away a vest from
the store of Brown, Terry & Woodruff.
and as a result is in the city baStile
charged with petit larceny.
Tea Herman and E. C. Young We're ar
rested by officers Sheets and Janney
last night and charged with burglary
TIE particular offense is for stealing some
saddles at Bountiful, which they sold to
Goldstein, the second hand man.
The Swedish Literary. society. Nor
6en'' gave an entertainment in the
Fourteenth ward hall last evening. A
li.tle farce entitled, "A Dangerous Com
mission was presented in a creditable
manner. Mr.. Alfred Nilsson essaylng the
leading role The hall was crowded and
the audience appeared TO thoroughly en-
Joy the performance
The report of the health department for
ahe week Just closed denotes decided
decrease in the number of contagious dis
eases. tia total number of flags now out
standing being eight, of which seven IN
dicste the presence of scarlet fever and
one of diphtheria. Thirty-eight births
were reported during the week, equally
divided rs to sex. OF deaths there were
ten. also equally divided as to sex. Three
bodies were received from outside places
for burial.
The first annual meeting of the Ma
fural History society of Utah, held at the
university building yesterday morning,
was a very instructive affair. Papers
were read by Professor Whiting, d. w.
Moffat. Professor Andrews, Milton Ben
riou and Mr. Neal After the regular
exercises, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Professor
Whiting, president: Miss A. E. Brother
hood vice-president; MIR. Neal, secretary;
Miss Strong, treasurer.