The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-28
TOWN TALK.

A meeting of the Reapers' club has
been announced for tomorrow, when each
member viii be permitted to bring a
friend.
The second quorum of seventies will
meet in the vestry, Fifteenth ward as
sembly hall, at 7:3C p. M, Monday even
ing, March %.
Daynes & Coalter have just issued a
publication that is somewhat unique 1t
is Latter-day Saints anthem book, and
is made up entirely of home compost
TONS
A family quarrel on West Temple street,
south, called the patrol wagon out last
evening, but peace had been restored be-
fore the officers arrived and no arrests
were made.
Edward Murthy and Gus Jeranz both
pleaded guilty to the charge OF Vasrancy
and were sentenced yesterday afternoon
il the police court to 20 and 80 days re-
sDectively in the city jail.
Yesterdays clearings were $2l9,O46, as
compared with $150,9yl for the same DAY
of last year. The weeks clear TI1 rooted
up 81, 101, 6S7 against 1885,, l56 Tor the
corresponding week OF 1896
Walter j. Meeks, who for several years
past has been engaged as bookkeeper WIN
George A. Lowe has accepted position
with the Evanston Impie n ent company
and will leave for Evanston in few
days.
The report of the health department
for the week just closed shows IL births,
six males and five females. The deaths
numbered ten, equally divided as to sex:
There are at present only two cases OF
scarlet fever in the city, while mumpS
seems to be the prevailing disease
Post Commander James Donnelly of
James s. Mexican post NO. ! died Satur5
day at clock "a m, and will be buried
by the Grand Army on Monday, the 18th,
ats2:30 p. m, from the First CongreSa-
tionai church. He was also a member OF
IN ia n md
The next meeting of the Utahs Wom-
ans Press club takes place Wednesday
evening, at which time the organization
VIII have the pleasure of entertaining
Miss A. NJ Beecher, a relative of the
famous divine of that name, the lady be-
ing a visitor in the city at present.
Justice of the Peace Frank R. Margetts
performed the pleasant task yesterday
afternoon of uniting in marriage Mr.. John
r. Bell and Miss Martha Scott. The cere-
Eoony took place at 81 South West Tenn
pie street and was witnessed only by a
few intimate friends of the contracting
parties
Adjutant General Cannon has issued an
order stating that the resignation of r.
H. Fisher, first lieutenant of the First
infantry, has been accepted on account
of his removal from the state. An cleo
ton to ELL the vacancy created will take
place April 6. under the supervision OF
Major o. r. Grow, First infantry.
President Elmina S. Taylor has an |
nounced a meeting of the stake officers |
of the Y l. N NJ. l. association at the |
the West Temple gate to take place
Monday April ), Immediately after the /
tabernacle services. All officers and dele !
gates are cordially invited to attend.
Members of the G. A R. are preparing /
to receive the commander-in-chief, Thao- |
deus s. ClarkSon. who will be IN the city |
on Friday evening next. There VIII be |
a camp fire at G. A r. hal! at Wheh |
the order of the evening. Light refresh
Inents will also be served Mr. GARRISON
will deliver a short address; Inc com
rnittee on reception from. Maxwell and
Mexican posts held meeting yesterday
at which preparations were outlined.
On Monday, April 5. the Utah Beekeep-
ers' association will hold their semi-an-
nuai meeting on the fourth floor OF the
capitoI building The meeting will begin
at 10 o clock in the morning and will be in
tereSting throughout as the chief SUBJECT
to come up for consideration will be the
best method for marketing the product
as well as the protection OF bees from
foul brood and other diseases. Beside the
above there will be papers covering var
ions TOPICS presented and the session
should be a great benefit to all beekeep-
ers.
The University club threw open its
doors last night to the ladies, ana ar,
programme of instrumental music and
song Mt. Grant Hampton, Mr.: Sharp,
Mr. Nat NJ. Brigham. Miss Burke, mrs:
Plummer and Miss Cecilia Sharp rendered
the musical numbers. Afterwards an hour
1Iss nIeasantly spent in the spacious
rooms and over the billiard tables by the
ladies and their escorts. i Among those
present were: DR.. and Mrs. S. Hughes,
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson. Mrs Hanauer'
Mrs. A. Hanauer, Mr.. Max Hanauer. the
Misses Hanauer, Miss Shearman, Miss
Edna Shearman, Mr.. j. w. Nell. Miss
blanche Burke. Mrs. Siegle, Miss Mlgglns'
Miss Kimban. Will Donnell Mr.. Hal Kerr,
Mr. and Mrs. Vollmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forbes. Misses Weber, Mr.. George L.
Nve Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, Mr.. find Mrs.
Cotton. Mrs and Miss Carter. DR.. and
Mrs. Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs Hahn. DR..
CritchIoW Captain Wygant, Z. ). A;
George Westervelt, Mr.. Bert Narian, the
misses Aft Mr.. and Mrs. Post.
.x.+ e,,rntehad fitles insured I