The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-08
TOWN TALK.

TOWN TALK.
Miss Blanche Aldrach will sing a solo
from Costa's Eli at st. Pauls chapel
this morning.
The K. of P band will give a concert
In the tabernacle on May is for the bene-
mt Of the Utah university kindergarten
Yesterdays clearings were s282, 1872, as
compared with 1892 PA for the same day OF
last gear. The weeks clearinSS were
Sl,4iS,006 as against 81, sS5 1872 for the CORE
spending week OF 1897.
r. Z. Evans, the Main street florist, was
as enthusiastic ever the news of Dewey 8
great victory as any one, and sent box
OF flowers to The Herald with his compli-
menIs and a big Hurrah for Dewey"
The Oregon Short Line baseball team
will make its initial appearance tomor-
row afternoon at 1880 O'Clock, crossing
bats with the Elks at Fort Douglas. The
teams are evenly matched and a fast and
interesting game will result.
During the week Is births and IA deaths
were reported to the board of health
One case OF whooping cough was re-
outstanding, covering one case of diph-
liberia and Is Of scarlet fever.
The Congregational Chinese Christian
association will hold its anniversary eSer-
cises in the First Congregational church
on Tuesday evening, May TO- at 40
o'clock. REGULATIONS, songs, solos, duets,
etc, and also exercises by the little
Chinese children.
Yesterdays late arrivals at the Cullen
We're John Hendrickson, Nephi; F. 2.
Swindler. De Lamar; h. Low, New York;
NJ. Kolb and wife, Philadelphia; J. H.
Hall. Butte; r; NJ; Bunnen, Omaha;
Lewis Larson, Moorhead, Mimi; Joseph
5. Gill, San Francisco.
The regular monthly meeting of the
third quorum of seventies will be held
Monday evening, May 3, at 7:90 p. m. in
me seventeenth ward assemnly rooms rooms;
Members of the first council are expected
to be present. A full attendance of mem
beers is. therefore desired.
Tomorrow evening at SIS the All Hal
lows college gymnss SUM class under the
direction of Mr.. j. A. Augustus will give
an exhibition of their work in the col
lege hall. The music of the evening will
be directed by Professor Petersen.
Yited 10 attend.
There were two lively baseball games
yesterday. The L. D. S. college team de-
feated All Hallows by a score Of to z.
The All Hollows boys put up splendid
throughout. In a second game. the high
school defeated the university by a score
OF to z.
The German Singing society gave con-
cert and ball on Thursday evening in the
Ladies Literary club house. The concert
was high class, and was enjoyed by an
audience which taxed the capacity OF the
CIO2 room me Ddil WHICH IO4-ONtQ
proved success and the dancing was
kept up to a late hour.
Broker John c. Cutler, jr., reports that
the victory of Dewey in the Philippines,
has caused a lively inquiry for local
stocks and as a consequence, he,Nhas.
within the last two days, sold Is shares
of Deseret National bank stock and Al
shares of Cooperative Wagon & Machine
company stock, amounting in all to the
sum Of $500.
Frank Jardine of Mercur E. NJ. Rob
erts. Diamondville. Wyo.; H. Hagar. De
Lamar, New; James Rooney, Price; w. A
Miles. o.. simons; {r-. Payson; Robert
Maggie S. Snyder. West Jordan; Henry
Welsh and wife, Park City; D. r. Coray
and wife. Prov, and H NJ Brooks Of
Castle, Mon, are among yesterdays ar
rivals at the Walker house.
Among yesterdays prominent arrivals
at the Knutsford were 3. e. Phillips, |
New Zealand; Marius William Oldham, I
Australia; W. F. Reinhart, Minneapolis; !
DR.. Henry A. Cleland and wife, Detroit; !
2. J. Qualey, Kemmerer, Wyo.; Walter /.
NJ. Davis, Leadville; Asian Sahugian, DR.. |
Charles Hunter and wife: J.; Ward |
Whitney, Miss Kermshaw, Miss NJ. !
Kernshaw. New York.
The board of public works yesterday |
accepted the bid of the Union Sewer |
two carloads or 240O feet of standard s.
inch vitrified pipe including rs and Us,
in two and a half foot lengths, for
sewer extensions in contemplation. The
price per root delivered is % cents. In
quality the pipe will be superior to what
tie city mas received for q long time and
the price is no more than was paid for
q very inferior grade
The Salt Lake County Horticultural So
cietys monthly meeting was held yester-
day in criminal court of the district !
court. Joshua Terry delivered an in
structive address on peach growing and
Matt Fisher related his experiences in
the profitable culture of cherries and
other small fruits. Inspector Sorenson
seasonable spraying with
Paris green that is know to be chemically
pure instead of the adulterate0 article
that is on the market NJ. D. Jensen
added emphasis to the inspectors re-
marks by advising early spraying.
The Misses Schultz of. the London mis-
sionary society were in the city yester-
day from Samoa, where they have been
engaged in missionary and educational
work among the natives for the past eight /,
years. The ladies are en- route to Eng ,
land and Germany on two years fur ,
Tough among the scenes of their early
life. The Misses Schultz were fortunate
Ia finding Mr.. W. @. Sears. of the city
recorders Office with whom they were {
evangelical work as an elder. Mr.. Sears Z
escorted the ladies TO the tabernacle ,
through the joint building and to other
points of interest in the city. This is
heir first experience in America and the I
visitors were highly delighted with the {
beauties of this city and valley. s
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