The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-07
UTAH COUNTY.
New Dairy and Creamery at Provo
Social Events.

New Dairy and Creamery at Provo
Social Events.
Provo, March 6.-Artfcles of incorpo-
ration were presented for filing today
for a general creamery and dairy bust
ness, which viii be conducted at Ben
jamin, Utah county. The capital stock
is placed at So. 900, shares of the par
value of 81. Following are the officers:
r. S. Retts, president; David Howe,
Vice-president; J. ". Stewart, Enocf
Ludlow and Niels Anderson, directors
George A. Howe. secretary and treas
urer
Mr. William c. King and Mary E.
Hutchinson of Spanish Fork, have re-
eeived a license to wed.
Representative SciDio A Kenner de-
hvered q lecture at the B. Y. academy
last evening on the subject OF Civil
Government" which was greatly ap-
preciated by the students
SOCIETY NOTES.
The principle society event of the
week was the "Gismcada'' theatre
party, which made trip over the Rio
Grande Western railway by special
train TO Salt Lake on Wednesday,
Which was thoroughly enjoyed. Among
those who attended are the following:
Reed Smcot, Judge and Mrs. J. y.
Jonas. A .. Cash and wife, George
Hay ercanp and wife, Mr.. and Mrs ].
r. T%elves, Mrs. Benz. B2chman, Dr.
and Mrs. w. r. Pike, M. and Mrs.
Willis SpaTord, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Shelton, Robert Bee, Miss Strong, Miss
Headquist, Buela Bachmau, Lena
Bachman, Freda Rarnan, Rose Moore,
Daisy Moore, Pauline Moore Mrs Ed
Olson, Miss Schrader, Ida Jones, Olive
Brown, Tennie Kirkwood, Ruth Kirk
wood, VIII Irvine. Dick Alley. Alex
Headquist, Dr.. and Mrs. Allen, Hyrum
Jensen.
good crowd at the Third ward hall last
evening.
MIR. and hrs. Henry Blumenthal, wEo
were married Wednesday evening. are
receiving the good wishes of their
friends.
a special session of the Nineteenth
Century club was held this afternoon
and was devoted to "reminiscences of
Michael Angelo.
j: W. N. Whitecotton is a Salt Lake
visitor.
CITY COUNCIL.
An informal session of the city coun-
ell was held this evening, to talk over
matters pertaining 20 the railway pc
titions, which viii be acted upon
Monday evening.
Nothing new of any note was de-
veloped. There win be a petition to
the council from a few of the residents
of H street, asking the council to deny
railroads the privilege of laying track
there.
PRIESTHOOD MEETING.
There were a considerable number
OF visitors from the adjoining wards
in attendance at a priesthood meeting
which was held at Provo today. Reid
Smoot told the bishops and representa-
tiVeS from the several wards how a
mortgage on the stake tabernacle
might be paid off on the installment
plan, which plan was adopted.
Following were constituted the
board Of church association for Utah
stake: Rodger Farrer and Jesse
Knight, Provo; ]. S. Taylor, Payson;
James E. Hall, Springville; Lorenzo
Argyle, Lake Shore; ]. z. Thorne,
American Fork. and A. B. Anderson,
Lehi
It was laid down as q rule those in
disgrace or having committed crimes
should make a confession, according
TO the publicity of the offense.
NOTES.
Another glove contest is being ar
ranged.
Mr.. John Charles. formerly of Provo
but now of Salt Lake, and Miss Lizzie
Clayton of Provo were married in Salt
Lake, where they VIII make their
home.
Provo's volunteer fremen gave a
very successful hop at the opera house
last evening.
Friday evening next is the date set
for the appearance Of 'McSorley's
Twins
Judge Dusenberry returned from
Vernal this evening. somewhat IA
tigued from his overland journey.
Mrs. Tucker has gone to Salt Lake
to attend the funeral of her husband,
who died in the hospital She is ac-
companied by Mrs. Bullock.
Judge Jacob Johnson Of Sarpete is a
Provo visitor.
The recent railroad talk has not yet
had any perceptible effect on real es-
tate. and probably viii not until dirt
begins TO fly.
Ralph Woods, Rio Grande Western /
operator at Bingham Junction, was
making some friendly calls in Provo
today.
]. S. Rolo has been visiting the cap
ital, he returned this evening.