The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-04
TOWN TALK.

Madame E. H. Morris of the Walker
store has returned from an eastern pur-
chasing tour.
F. J; Gunnell, manufacturers agent,
has taken Offices with r. 3. Whittemore
in the Walker Bank block.
Mr.. F. o. Hallett. buyer for the Walker
store cloak and suit department has re-
turned from his eastern trip.
after several weeks vacation services
Will this morning be resumed at the Uni
tartan church. sermon by Mr.. Maynard
Subject: What of the Night2"
Adelbert Arden and Clara Nelson were
married on Friday evening by Justice
Nielsen at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gulbransen. relatives Of the
bride.
Mr. J.. H, Beifus, who has been two
months IN the east on purchasing tour
for the Walker store has returned and is
once more at home in the old familiar
corner.
The tenth quorum OF seventy will hold
It's regular monthly meeting at the Ninth
ward meeting house on Monday night,
Sept. 5, at 1880 o'clock. A full attendance
is desired.
The NJ I. association programme of the
Twentieth ward for this evening will con-
smith, and fine musical selections will be
rendered by the choir.
DR.. Varnum D. Collins of Washington.
d. c., will deliver a lecture at the Y NJ
9. A today his theme being, Under
ground Jerusalem" The lecture is free.
and all men are invited
There will be no services at the taber-
Eacle this afternoon, today being the first
Sunday of the month and fast day. Spe-
cial services. however, will be held in all
the wards this afternoon and evening
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence T. Brown will
givesa reception at their home on Mon
day evening. as East First South street.
NO cards are issued. but all their friends
and the friends of the church are cordially
invited.
The work of taking up the old city
bonds is progressing quite rapidly. Yes
lerdey Wells, Fargo & Co. presented a
batch of $4,000 for redemption and a Bos-
ton nrm another, making the total for
yesterday ST., 600.
Mrs. Thorne, wife of Patrolman Thorne
who was operated on at St Mary's hos.
PItal on Tuesday for tumor by Drs. Root,
Wright and Kjerbe, is getting along
nicely, and strong hopes of her speedy re-
soVefy are entertained.
George A. Smith will deliver a lecture
at the Second ward meeting house under
the auspices Of the Y. NJ. & Y. L NJ I A
Mississippi and Through the Southern
States" The public is cordially invited.
Lecture at o'clock
There will be meeting of the Salt Lake
county teachers at the joint building next
t'r'day, Sept. g beginning at 10 o'clock in
the morning. Registration cards and
other supplies Will be distributed and it
is hoped that a full attendance of county
teachers may be had.
Mr.. L. Waldo Ames, a successful music
teacher OF Salt Lake. and Mr. E M
Scrace, the well-known baritone bot1h de-
parted eastward last evening for Phila-
OF the piano at the Virgil Clovier conser-
Hatory there, and the latter to continue
MS Voca! studies under a leading east
ern teacher OF the same place.
Schoenfeldt. the child who was killed by
being run over by a Garfield beach train
on Friday afternoon, will be held before
justice McMaster on Tuesday morning.
posed of c. H Banks, E B. Wicks and
Emil Egl was impaneled late Yesterday
afternoon. but did nothing further than
10 view the remains.
Quite a programme has been arranged
for the Labor Day celebra ton at Calder's
park tomorrow. Among the speakers are
Warren Foster, T. S. Erdman, Scott An
oerson, j. Lundquist, II. w. Lawrence and
Nat Ward Fitzgerald. There will also
be an abundance of music. wedding,
during the afternoon, a tug-of-war be-
tween married and single men, races and
other sports are slated.
The Utah Beekeepers' association will
hold its semi-annual meeting at the joint
city and county building on Thursday,
oct o. a good programme of papers and |
discussions touching on the industry is
being arranged and the officers-are es- |
pecially DESTROYS that a good attendance |
be secured An effort is being made to |
make d display al the Omaha exposition |
Any beekeepers who desire to contribute |
TO the exhibition may send their samples /
90 President Z. S. Lovesey, 355 South |
Sixth East, or John 3. Fagg, East Mill |
Creek, who will attend to the matter
Last night about 7:3O a boy of wears
was picked up on the street by Policeman |
Simpson and taken TO the police station |
The little fellow said his fathers name
was John Back, and that he worked in a |
big mine in Eureka He and his mother /
had come 10 the city to visit his grand |
mother, who resides here and while going
about town with her had strayed away'
The boy appreciated Salt Lakes grand |
streetcar service, and persisted in shout
ing, Il want TO ride on the 'treet cars -
AN hour later a GREATNESS little woman.
carrying little girl in her arms, rushed /
into the station. overjoyed to find her
boy, who she feared she would never see
again They returned on the night train
to Eureka.
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