The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-31
TOWN TALK.

Ed NJ Radley returned to Denver yes
5efoay evening after spending a few
days with relatives in this city.
A bah viii be given by the Jefferson
Literary society in the Eighteenth ward
independent hall next Friday evening.
At 6 am. yesterday the thermometer
registered 81, at noon % and al pm. &c.
the maximum temperature being 40 and
The minimum %.
Notarial commissions were issued yes
terday to Joseph Z. Page of Utah county,
Nathan Tanner jr. of Weber county and
Martin lsoe of Juab county.
Henry Z. White of Pleasant Grove and
Leonore c Kearney of Fish Springs were
married last evening at the Metropolitan
parlors by Judge Morris Sommer.
DR.. Hector Griswold. who has been con-
Hned to mis- home for the last three weeks
on account of sickness, has so far re-
covered as to enable him to resume his
practice
A Marriage licenses were issued yesterI-
Dnrpio ~ hott ~ Sai+ aiiq nIy I9 ~
White, AZ, Pleasant Grove, and Leanor q.
kearney, q, Fish Springs.
Glen Byrne of Chicago is not a man.
She is a commercial woman, travelling for
large Windy City firm. She does not
AFFECT newspaper notoriety, but attends
strictly to business. Miss Bryne l. at the
Knutsford.
John B. Read, managing editor of the
1nter-Mountain, Butte, is at the 'knutS-
lord pending a start toward the east.
Mr. Read is regarded as of the
most caustic newspaper men of the
northwest.
The Grand management will present
fine half tone portrait of Victory Bate
man 10 each patron Of the house tomor-
row evening 1t Is expected that during
the week the VitaScoDe viii be added to
the attractions.
The funeral of the late Elder Edward
Stevenson will take place at 2 D. m. fCdaV
at the tabernacle. The remains will lie
in state from a. m. until L o'clock,
noon, at the family residence, us South
First West street.
The health departments report for the
week just closed shows 81 births. IS males
and 10 females The deaths numbered 90
males and II females. There are now
three cases of diphtheria in the city and
eight Of scarlet fever Only one new case
of typhoid fever was reported during the
week.
Mr. Frank Ford, one of Salt Lakes
able musicians, has been secured to fill
the position as clarinetiSt in the Grand'S
orchestra. Mr.. Abe Levi who formerly
held that place, going east shortly to
rejoin Brooks famous Chicago Marine
band of which he has been prominent
member for over two years.
The Pembroke Stationery company in
corporated yesterday, with a capital stock
of $1,000. divided into shares of the par
S. J. Pembroke. Joseph L. Barrow, II.
Pembroke, Martha J. Barrow and A. B.
Margetts. The new company will sue
coed the Western Book and Stationery
company, which has been conducting its
business ut 120 South Main street. S. J.
Pembroke. Joseph l.. Barrow and II.
Pembroke constitute the board of di
rectorS.
H. G. Whitney, representing the Home
Fire Insurance company of Utah, Mr..
futile of Denver. A. B. Whittemore, w.
Cooke and Junius Young. representing
the various outside companies concerned,
yesterday fixed the loss on the stock of
the Salt Lake Equitable Coop. at $l0,550.
The full insurance was 81, 500. The loss
on the building was light, being adjusted
at a trifle over a thousand dollars. The
several small losses caused by the same
fire TO the Deseret bakery, the Rounds
Printing company and the lodging house
furniture over the Coop. were adjusted
and paid by the Home company several
days ago.