The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-17
AT PARK CITY.
Personal, Social and Other News OF
the Camp.

Park CITY. June 1.-THE funeral OF
the late John Grantham took place from
St. Luke's Episcopal church at O'Clock
Yesterday under the auspices OF on
tario lodge No. l, A. O. U. w, division
No AZ. Western Federation OF Miners
and Park City lodge No. 4, L. o. u f.
all of which orders the deceased was
member in good standing The relislous
part of the obsequies was conducted by
Rev. H. B. Collier, rector OF ST Lukes'
and was very impressive Inc reVer-
end gentleman preached very instruc-
five sermon on the uncertainty OF ilfe
and the certainty of death. He ad-
rnonished his hearers all to attend some
church service for at least one hour
every Sunday. DO not, l oeseecn YOU
said he. think that attending your
lodge is sufficient for salvation" In
behalf of the / o. o. F. lodge Wilson
I SNYDER spoke of the virtues of the
deceased brother. The burial service
of the A. o. L. w was read at the
grave in Glenwood cemetery, where the
interment took place. The deceased,
who had been resident of Park CITY
for a number Of years, was born in
the county of Yorkshire, England. 80
years ago A wife and several children
survive him.
BASEBALL EVENTS.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by
Manager Woodruff of the Park City
ball team with the Union Pacific TO
run a special from. Park City to Salt
Lake via Ogden Sunday, June 20, the
occasion of the game at Fort Douglas
between the Fort Douglas Browns and
Park City. The train will leave Park
City at 80 a. m and is guaranteed to
be at Salt Lake, barring accidents, at
1926 a. m, time enough TO premit those
religiously inclined to attend church.
The fare for the round trip is only SIPS.
Returning. the train will leave Salt
Lake at Z p. m. sharp the same evening
and arrive at Park City at 10 p. m. or
IN time to have a good nights rest
after witnessing what promises to be
the speediest ball game Of the season.
"Old Hoss" Hardness will pitch for the
Park boys, and he is in fine trim. Were
] to tell the readers of The Herald
some of his recent feats in ball pitches
I fear they might consider it a pre-
varication. 1 will content myself by
saying he is a holy caution.
PERSONAL.
Hon. Thomas Lloyd. state inspector
Of coal mines, who arrived in town
yesterday, departed for Coalville this
morning No other state official in
Utah has more friends and truer
friends in Park City than Tom Lloyd.
Professor F. A. Swanzer superin-
tendent-elect of the Park City public
schools, departed yesterday for Salt
Lake.
Miss Virginia Van Arsdale. one of the
teachers in the public schools, departed
this morning for Kansas City, Mo-.
where she viii spend her vacation
Mrs. Dave Keith arrived home this
morning from Salt Lake.
Charles F. Keith, who has been at
tending the agricultural college at Lo-
gan, has come home. He stood wen in
his classes and was a favorite with
professors and students.
The Reading Circle. composed en-
tirely of young ladies, accompanied by
their gentlemen friends, Will visit the
Hot Pots next Sunday.
Mrs. John /. Cartman is expected
home from Illinois tomorrow.
The annual commencement of St.
Mary's academy. Park City, will take
place in the Park Opera House Tues
day evening, June %.
The death of Dan Driscoll, for MANY
years up until about one year ago,
connected with the great Ontario mine.
is hourly expected. He has been I'M
conscious for IS hours in a deep sleep
free from pain. Miners consumption
has wasted his lungs away, as it has
done hundreds of more men, stout and
brave.
J. P. Foo.e of the Silver King has
gone TO Morgan, where his wife and
children have preceded him several
days. He will be absent about two
weeks.