The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-06
TOWN TALK.

l. Moth lversen of Salt Lake county
was yesterday commissioned Il notary
public.
a marriage license was granted yester-
day to Albert H. Brown and Marie Will
Jams. both of Salt Lake.
The membership roll of The Herald's
Ensign Peak Flag association is still
open. Everybody will be welcomed.
Mr. Christophersen has accepted a po-
sition in the Unity male quartette and
will sing with them this morning at
Unity Hall.
Winslow Smith. son of Apostle John
Henry Smith, recently operated upon for
appendicitis, was reported last night as
resting easily.
Mrs. F. S. Fisher. who resides on d
street. tell from her bicycle last evening
and had the misfortune 10 break her leg.
Dr. Beer and DR.. Daily attended her
The funeral of the late Mrs. Lorettie
Eimira Decker Sorenson will take place
today at noon from the Fourteenth ward
assembly hail. Friends are invited to at
tend.
1t is pleasing to be able 10 announce
that the condition of Hon. Heber J.
Grant is steadily improving and his com
plete recovery within a very short time
is confidently expected.
Yesterdays clearings were Sla6. $50 as
compared with $l24,2l0 for the same day
of last year. The weeks clearings were
l.0S9.06l, as compared with 81 1926 for
the corresponding week of 1896.
The Modern Woodmen of the World will
observe Memorial Sunday today at 10 and
, o'clock. The services at 10 will be held
in the city cemetery. while the afternoon
service will be at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Wendell Hammond. the s-year-old son
of Secretary OF State Hammond. fell a
victim to appendicitis yesterday and was
taken to the hospital. where an operation
was performed with successful results
Battery OF Ogden viii be quartered in
the Salvation Army barracks on Twenty
fifth street having secured the same Tor
drill hall and armory. The guns and
caissons Will be stored in sheds in the
rear and the organization will at last
have decent place in which TO meet.
The pupils of Mrs Amanda Swenson
and Prof. Anton Peterson Will give their
second vocal and Instrumental recital at
the theatre on Monday evening. The re-
cital will be a musical treat. special
feature being the juvenile string GUAR
tette, which, under Prof Peterson. has
reached - high degree of perfection.
Joseph Holiday. % years of age and a
labcrer. Was-arrested by Sergeant Bur-
bidge early this morning on the charge Of
stealing a purse from Il colored woman at
Lottle ; house OF Ill fame on State street
The purse contained s. in silver and So
in currency. Holiday took the silver.
overlooked the greenbacks and threw the
purse away
The funeral of Aaron V. Christensen,
the young man who died from aDDendi-
citis on Thursday, VIII lake place at Brig
ham City today at IL am. The Oregon
Short Line Railway company has made a
special rate for those who wish to go
from this city to attend the funeral. and
IL Is expected quite a number of musicians
and others will take advantage of it,
TIE annual election OF church wardens
and vestrymen of St. Marks cathedral
resulted as follows: Wardens-Colonel
Jacob =. Kent Graham F. Putnam.
Nestrymen-L. 3. Smith. T. S Mathis.
Thomas Yardley, Chauncey p. Owen
field J. H. Woodman, Lieutenant Colonel
Emerson II. Liscum ana Richard Brown
The new vestry will meet at the rectory
tomorrow evening
The Herald's Ensign Peak Flag asso-
citation still has room for a few more
members. All who contribute. and all
viii be welcome. no matter whether the
donation be a penny or a dollar. viii have
the satisfaction of knowing that they will
have a life interest in old Glory which
will first float from the historic mount
early on the morning of July q. 80 gears
after the original flag was planted there.