The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-25
TOWN TALK.

Funeral of Doctor Musser viii take
place in the First ward Westinghouse
next Monday at p. m. Friends OF the
family are invited.
The funeral of the late A. Porter Sin
clair viii take place at the family resi-
dence, 426 South, Fifth East at p. m.
today, under the direction Of Il. q. y Don
nell.
Mrs Cleghorn-a woman who has fire.
ouently been in the police COURTS now
in the city 1ail on charge OF stealing
flowers from the grounds OF the city ana
county building.
John B. Meredith who came to Salt
Lake in 1850 and who lived here for many
day morning at IL o'clock for lnf1amation
Of the bladder at his home in haySVllle,
Davis county and was reported last
night as dying.
A boy about u years old who was on
capitol hill last night during the display
OF the fireworks had the misfortune TO
be struck by a falling rocket which mao
not exploded. He was looking up at the
time Of the accident and the rocket
struck him in the centre Of the Iorehead,
in1lictins very ugly and painful scalp
wound. He was cared for by friends and
taken home in an ambulance wagon
A church school convention will open at
the Latter-day Saints college on Tuesday
at 10 a. n. The programme will be fur
qlished by the LatteT-day SAINTS college,
The 3. Y. academy, OF Logan, and the b.
Y. academy OF Provo. 1he convention
will last three days and Or. MaeSer re-
quests all teachers in church schools as
well as members of boards TO remain
over for the occasion. The public is N
vited to attend.
The Froebel society meets next Friday,
July 80, at the home OF Miss Emma swan,
$3.50 South First West, az 2 p. M 5Ae
third chapter of "Hfawatha' viii be dis
cussed. Miss Mae Donnelly VIII adapt
the story for children. MISS Grace Fad-
n will DIV he IhOnRhT-
Bertha Names the songs and games
Miss Swan will show what gifts could De
used to illustrate the story, and Miss
Ella Chase what occupations. MISS Una
Pomeroy viii give otner selections that
could be used with the story.
Anaconda Standard: Mrs. ]. O'Farrell,
who has been i'll for some time, returned
to the city from Salt Lake on Tuesday in
accompanied by Mr.. j. O'F'arrell, DR.. Nc
Culla of Salt Lake, Rev. Father NJ
J. Murphy Of All Hallows college, Salt
Lake, Mrs. Miles Fdnlen of Butte, Mrs.
Rudden, Mr.. p. Daley and Mr.. NJ. O'Far-
reII of Anaconda. 1t is understood that
the condition Of Mrs. j. O'Farrell is not
encouraging Dr. McCulla ana KEY.
Father Murphy will return to Salt Lake
today.
a man by the name of Brown from
Provo, WHO has been attending the
Jubilee with his family, left his wife and
two little girls on the street near the
Salt Lake theatre yesterday afternoon,
telling them to wait for him, that he was
going TO see a friend and would be back
in about a half hour. The wife and chill
dren were sui waiting for the husband
and father last night at II o'clock. The
police were notified and searched the city
Tor the man but nothing could be heard
of him. He had not been TO the place
where he told his wife he was going.
The missing man is not drinking man
and his wife fears that some misfortune
las befallen him. They were TO have
aiken the train last night for their home
Provo.