The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-01
TOWN TALK.
Rain, Colder

Mrs. McKehean arrived in the city yes
terday on visit to her father, j. w.
Campbell.
The polling place for the 18th precinct
has been changed from Thomas Sights
box factory to 1862 Center street, residence
Of G. p Atkins
At a. m. yesterday the Thermometer
registered Al, at noon 42 and at p m
81. the maximum temperature being 50
and the minimum 80.
Notarial commissions were issued yes
1erday TO James Gardner Of Utah county,
Jens Jensen OF Willard and Frederick
Erickson Of Sanpete.
The many friends Of Joseph Bull, Jr., Will
be glad learn that his family, which
Tor some time, has been i'll with typhoid
FEVER is improving, and out OF danger.
Hon. Moses Thatcher has returned from
his visit to Logan canyon, where he has
spent several months, much improved IN
health. he has increased in weight 81
pounds.
The jackson Football team defeated the
ogden juniors yesterday in a. SPIRITED
game At the junction City. The score
was 10 TO 0. The Jacksons did some end
work that was extremely clever.
Mr. Bullock of Vernal sends The Her
AID one OF the handsomest apples ever
grown in Utah it is % inches in circum-
ference and weighs Is ounces. Mr.. Bull
lock is Republican but he is going to
vote for Bryan.
James Moffat, secretary of the Electric
Light company, went up TO Ogden yes
terday on hearing of the death of Her
bert Moon, the line foreman, who was
killed in Ogden early in the morning
through taking hold of a live wire.
The report of the health department
for the week just closed shows de-
cided decrease in the number OF typhoid
fever cases. only - new outbreaks being
reported. There were five cases of dioh-
iberia reported and three of scarlet fever.
The births numbered y. four males and
eight females OF deaths there were
eight two Of which were males and six
females. Sanitary Inspector Greenewald
is now Inspecting a few Of the dairies and
reports finding many of them in filthy
condition
Ed Calder, who has been connected
with the L. G. NJ. I. shoe department for
nearly 20 years past, has severed his con-
nection with the big institution and has
accepted the position of manager of the
shoe department of the Walker Bros. Dry
Goods company, and will assume his new
duties today. The new post is one that
requires considerable ability, and that
Mr. Calder has been called upon to fill
ii may be taken as a great compliment
to the business ability Of the young man.
EDS friends viii all be pleased TO hear of
his success
The affairs OF the Tiff NJ e church are
Shaping themselves IN way that augurs
much prosperity and usefulness for that
society. Having secured the services Of
Rev. Dr. Holman TO conduct regularly
their Sunday morning service for the en-
suing year. these enterprising people nave
Just closed a contract with Rev. Frank
C. Lockwood. one of the most promising
young ministers in methodism 10 assume
the duties of pastor of the church and to
take charge of all the services aside from
that of Sunday morning Rev. Lockwood
has for some time past been filling with
acceptability one Of the pulpits in Chi
cago, and it was with considerable diff
Guilty that he managed to secure a re-
lease from that congregation He at first
declined to come, but upon learning that
it was tie desire Of Bishop Newman that
he should do So he finally decided to
come He is expected here early this
month to take up his labors.