Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-01
PROVO.
Garden City Notes.

Garden City Notes.
No entertainment ever given in this
city has drawn such large and en-.
thusiaatic audiences as has the lee.
lures OF Mrs. Mou utiori which cloBed
Saturday evening in thu tabernacle.
There were many persona PRESENT on
the lac. evening who stood during the
two houts' entertainment and were
not the least iaiguod--an1 why should
they be,aB toe brilliant aud fascinating
entertainers did not appear to TO. The
subject vas From Bethlehem t0 Calvary
and gave, II possible, more scope ior
Mrs. MOuntf0rI'6 charming and mag .
neuo oratury than her previous Ice
lures. She closed with a glorious
perora,ion pgessing her APPRECIATION
OF the treatment tkst had been &C.
corded her by tho people u Utah and
Provo. Saturday forenoon she was en-.
tertainGd by tho faculty OF the Brigham
Young academy amt most deli ut.
al occasion was enjoyed. Mrs. Mount.
ford addressed her entertainers express.
ing great pleasure at having vialiud
Utah. She waa presented with n
beautiful basket OF flowers anu
resolutions OF respect and sppru.
citation, signed by the faculty were pre-.
sented 10 Ter. Mira. Moun,forI Let Tor
Logan yesterday afternoon.
The big water case. which INVOLVES
the rights of all parties utiug wa o.
from Provo river In this county, and in
which evidence has been taken before
Commissioner DeMoisy ell last
week, has been continued till Monday
the Stb, for the reason that some Oi the
attorneys had other engagements
which they were compelled to I'LL.
A complaint has been sworn 10 in
Justice Buoth's court charging Frank
Scott, young Bpringville man, with
fUrnication Cgmmilted with Margaret
Beck Of Spanish Fork. Scott is be.
lieved to have leit the State, at least
Sheriff Storrs has failed to ind him 60
far.
The state Farmers institute which
closed Saturday, has been inirly well
attended and many valuable instTuc.
tons on agricultural and Kindred sub
iecis have been glver; and increased
interest in the beat metnous Of cuitl-
waiting the soil, care Of live stock, etc,
haze been created.
Mre. Wm. Strong OF a pine ia visit.
a. h0A AHk AAsHs 40 - ASn ~
anu Mrs. Oscar Hyde, in this city.
she reports that there has been much
sickness in that little town, especially
among the children Of late, but that
the general health 10 now much better
Gus Blummenthsl OF this city ami
Ray Packard OF SprinEville indulged
Ia glove contest here, with the cor
sequence that young Biumenlhal
received rather the worse treatment,
but nothing serious or very sensational
resulted from the fight.
At the Tabernacle yesterday alter
NO, II, Bishop j. b. Keeler reau o
sketch OF tho life OF President Wood.
ruiz guu delivered "A discourse on the
subjsct. Elder NJ. l.. Pratt also spoke
a snort time.
The Fourth district court should
open here to-day, but Judge Dusen-
berry has not arrived from Vernal,
where he has been holding term oi
court.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkwood hos gone
to Alpine to Welt her daughter, Mic.
Kate Moyle, anu weG0me n grand.
daughter, VINO afrivet i,st week.
George Lee of Tooele, who has been
receiving treatment in the asylum,
returned home yesterday afternoon
fully restored.
There was good attendance at the
Sunday schools yesterday to take IRrt
In the Woodruff birthday exercises.
Claude Halhenbruck and Pearl
LOveless, both Of this city, were mar
Fleu in Eureka last week.
Bert Thurman, Senator Rawlin's
private secretary, leit for Washington
Saturday evening.
Bert Olson, of Ogden, haa been ap.
pointed private secretary by Rspte.
sentative King.
Mrs. Ann Hamnett q highly re-
spected pioneer lady died at her hom o
10 Alpine last week.
Court opens in Fillmore, Tuesday,
ana several Provo attorneys went down
today.
Many people will go from Provo to
the Davenport performance this week.
People on Provo bench have com.
menced blowing.