The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-27
THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY, JUNE q. 1881

E. L. Colburn, worthy patron; Mrs
! Colburn, Miss jesse Colburn, Ada;
Mrs Gushing, associate matron; Annie
E. Budds. secretary; Mrs. Brown, con-
ductress: Mrs. Lawrence, associate con-
/ dustress; Mrs. Surbaugh, Ruth; Miss
I Houghton, Esther; Miss S. Houghton,
marshal; Miss McKinnins, Martha;
4 Mrs. Cara, Electa; Mrs. Graham. chap
lain; Mrs. Marriott, organist; Mr. and
Mrs. King, Judge Mcdowell and wife,
( Mrs Higson, Mrs Gregory, Mrs Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartenstein. Mr. Estes,
Miss Curtis. Mrs. Swan, Mr.. Scott and
wife, Park City.
HINES HEADQUIST.
There was large gathering of rela-
tives and friends of Mr.. Charles Head
quist and Miss Annie Hines TO witness
the nuptial ceremonies, which took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs r.
S. Hines. 1t is estimated that there
were about $50 persons present. 1t was
a beautiful sight to witness the deco
rations both out and in doors; most
notable of which was an arch of Smi-
lax and roses over the parlor window,
and the festoons of flowers suspended
from the chandelier to the several parts
of the room. In harmony with this
were the table decorations and the lawn
was beautified with Japanese lanterns.
LIT. l. y. I'LL OtllCldlcQ Niir pei
Torrance of the ceremony. When the
bridal party entered the room Miss
Noon played a suitable wedding march
upon the piano. Miss Birdie Parker
as flower girl, preceded them, strewing
flowers in their way.
The bride was decked in white or
candle over rich white silk and was
led by Mr.. Hines to the arch. Miss
Hattie Hines, Miss Louise HeadCuist
and Miss Tiff were bridesmaids and
the groomsmen were Charlie Ward,
John Wilkins and John c. Graham, jr.
After the ceremony had been per-
formed there were many congratula-
tons and good wishes rendered; then
followed banquetting, dancing and So
cial amusement. The presents were
numerous, rich and costly.
NOTES.
Last evening the wedding ceremony
was performed by Elder James +. Dan
iels, which united in wedlock Miss
Emma Jones. of Provo and Mr.. George
Kelly, of Springville. The happy
couple have gone to Springville, where
they will make their home.
Joseph E. Cook was arraigned be-
fore Justice Joseph Page at Payson
yesterday afternoon for preliminary
hearing on the charge of abortion.
After hearing the testimony the judge
bound the defendant over to the district
court in the sum of 81 600 Information
was filed in the latter court today by
County Attorney King and the case
viii in all probability be dis9osed of
during the present term of court.
A report came to the sheriff's Office
this morning that Owen Lewis store
at Spanish Fork was broken into last
night and relieved of a bill of goods
consisting of shoes, shirts. handker
chiefs, gloves. socks and other articles.
Deputy Wilkins is in pursuit of the
thieves.
George Nickals is being hunted by
Sheriff Storrs and his aides. Informal
ton having been supplied that he has
stolen 81 head of sheep which he dis
posed of to Farley Hindmarsh, Provo
grocer. A trace of his wherea bouts
has been discovered and the officers
expect to bag him within day or two.
One of the largest trout ever pulled
out of Provo river was taken from the
mill race this morning by a boy named
John McCullough,- after a hard strug
gle. After being dressed it tipped the
scales at 915 pounds, was 29h inches
long and 16 inches around. S. A. King
purchased the same and forwarded it
to 'Manca Bros, of Salt Lake, with his
compliments. The creature was
placed on exhibition at Homes grocery
store today.
A complaint was filed against Will
son & Neibaur for leaving their place
curtained on Sunday contrary to the
city ordinances.
Geneva is being beseiged with pleas
ure seekers today. A game of baseball
between Springville and Provo is the
chief attraction.
Judge Saxey sent up five hobos today
for vagrancy.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Mecham took place yesterday af- /
ternoon.
a white uniform has been adopted
by the attendants at the asylum, so
they can readily be distinguished from
the inmates.
L. E. Eggertsen has returned from
the state teachers gathering at Lo-
gan.
Marriage licenses have been issued |
to Silas H. Wilcox and Jenette NJ +
Mathews of Lehi, and Ounce King. of |
Fountain Green, and Mary c. Houtz. I,
of Springville.
COURT ORDERS.
Provo City VS.. Provo Bench and
Canal companies; matter set for hear (
ing July 3. Attorneys for all parties |
interested will appear on this date and /
show cause why the report Of the ref /
cree in this case should not be con- |
firned by the court if any such can he /
shown.
Spanish Fork City VS.. John Rock !
hill; plaintiff permitted to file amended /
complaint on or before June -. 1897
In the matter Of the estate OF James |
Hogard; petition for hearing final ac-
count and distribution granted
Estate of Maria Harper deceased;
petition to sell real estate granted
Estate of William ARMSTRONG;