Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-16
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Utah County Notes.
The Psyson young ladies have dis
covered new entertainment, which
has proven both profitable and enjoy
able. Afer q program o. song. music.
readings. etc. an auction sale OF fancy
lunch baskets Allied with dainty
luncheon f1r iva and containing che
name Of a young lady. Tue purchaser
has the privilege VI che young lady's
company IN partaking ., the luncheon
and the lottery featuc seems TO add
xeat 10 the bidding. Two entertain
monu given by the First and Second
ward v l.. N. l. Associations Monday
evening. melted the associations i5s.29
IN tho First and iis In the second
ward
G. =. Maxwell. who 10 In the county
Jail awaiting trial for the Sprlngyille
bank robbery. ~ Many 18th. Il puttlng
In his time writing an autobiography,
covering the years Of hla lie wh,ai, be
has spent az COWBOY and In other less
honorable pursuits he Will give q
truthful account. 10 he rays, OF many
Interesting experiences and mentions
names ~ people who have been engaged
with him IN some % his enterprises.
iQzeihor with names 81 some laN-abid-
ms" citizens who, according u his
statements. are not working very hard
al their business.
a family reunion was held Monday
and TUESDAY al the home OF Mayor
Argyle OF spanish Fork. In honor OF
Joseph Argyle " Woods Cross, the
father OF Mayor Arryls. The senior
Argyle was W Year, u age last Mot
day. and with a large number Of his
relatives enjoyed the celebration which
was arranged In his honor. lie camr
from England TO ulah 10 1886 with III
/ nrft handcaft company and IN enjoying
good health In spite u his many years.
/ Ills descendants number II children,
i0l grandchildren and ~ great grand
children.
A writ Of prohibition was issued
Tuesday evening. BY Judge Dusen-
berry. citing Justice WoO1hOuAe % f.s-
hi % appear In the Fourth dlftrlc.
court on September 2iih to snow cause
why he should no, be- restrained from
passing sentence upon T J. Wads'
/ worth who was convicted before Jus
/ lice Woa1houas. last Monday, o: sell
| Ing llau0r without q license, Wads-
WORMS attorneys chim the conviction
/ waa void. he having entered a plea OF
former acquittli which was nor passed
upon by the Jury,
Harry Lyons. VINO was charged with
a.saultlnT knud Anderson. appeared
before Justice Noon yesterday and en-.
tered plea % not guilty ani IN,
hearing % the ease was sel for Today
lex-Hherln Brown has also sworn 0n
compnint against Anderson for a.
saultlng his tAndsron'sl boy, - N,
whole matter will be Investigated bJ
the justice.
W. ~ Ray. administrator ~ the e.
tate % John Daily. deceased. has np,
pealed frlu n decision in iustici
liluth'a court which awarded q. n
iilnpnAtrrhrrE 81 and $50 costs. 10 !
suit brought hy llonmairrbcfg % col
lect 70 Tor fiye loads % building stone. Al
Legged 90 have been unlaWfuily takHf
from plaintiff by John Daily In hla ne
time,
The public schools of f.ohi commences
with 400 pupils this year, an Increase III
- per cent over the attendance at IA,
beginning ~ last year.
Ex-Posimaatcr W. u. Roberts 4
thinking " starting a pottery az Coal
VILE. where he has located some bed
OF hne poiscra' clay.
]. a, LAwhufn OF Provo. arod a. an,
Hannah Jensen of spanish -nrk. age,
y, have received a marriage license.