The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-22
TOWN TALK.

Mrs. E. J. Jolly will sing solo at St.
Pauls chapel this morning.
Rev. c. T. Brown of the First Congre-
gational church viii deliver lecture on
H ]. Dale and Barry Atwood were ar
rested yesterday for being drunk and
begging.
The Short Line baseball team will cross
bats with the Colts at the Fort Douglas
grounds this afternoon.
In the list of county school graduates,
the name of Susie E. Harker, of TaylorS-
ville should be added
G. c.. Wright, manager of the Idaho
Falls branch of the Coop. Wagon 81
Machine company, was In the city yes
terday.
Tomorrow evening at the First NJ. E.
church Rev. A. H. Henry will repeat has
lecture on ''SaVonarola'' for the In
quirer club. All are invited.
Secretary of State Hammond is able
to be at his desk again. However, he
has not yet ceased experiencing pain as
the result of his horse riding accident
last Monday.
The Social Wheel club will take a run
north this morning, leaving the club room
at 10 o'clock. No preparations for dinner
has been made, owing to the uncertainty
of the weather.
The Labor Exchange meets tomorrow
evening at room 500 Templeton building.
This organization will soon open CO
operative store. reports upon which will
be received from the committees in charge
at this meeting.
James O'Niel mot the famous actor and
Emmett Carson We're arrested yesterday
for disturbing the peace. 1t is alleged
that the men We're down on trankiln
avenue, around what is known by the
police as the robbers rooSt,' and were
creating disturbance.
The report of the board of health for
the week shows II births and deaths, eX-
elusive of bodies brought from outside
the city Tor interment Eleven scarlet
fever flags, covering Is cases, are out
standing. The report shows the city free
from contagious diseases.
During the week building permits call
ing for a total estimated expenditure OF
portant items We're: Mrs. NJ H Mack,
74S North Second West street, brick
dwelling, 5000, and w Peterson, al
Eighth street, brick cottage, $500.
Articles of incorporation of the Bam-
berger Coal company were filed yesterday
with the county clerk. The capital stock
is fixed al $4,000 and the company sue
ceeds TO the business Of the Halm-Bam-
berger Coal company Simon Bamberger
is president, John S Critchlow vice pres
ident. Joseph Obendorfer secretary and
treasurer, and the other directors are
James H. Kirk and Harry w. Early.
The Troy laundrys delivery wagon No.
4, was wrecked yesterday noon on State
street in front Of the Brooks arcade and
the deliveryman was painfully injured
by cuts and bruises The wreck was
caused by a runaway horse drawing the
front wheels of another delivery wagon
colliding with the laundry wagon. The
South street, and the breaking of a king
bolt caused it. A little later another
runaway team caused q smash up on Sec
ond South street west Of State, but no
one was injured.
Mrs. d. c. Mclaughlin, of Park City,
NJ nnprarlOn nerfOrmed by
Doctors BascOm and PinkertOn at st.
Marks hospital yesterday morning and
her many friends in Salt Lake and the
Park will be glad to learn that she Is
doing as well could be expected. Mrs.
Mclaughlin was operated upon for APP
pendicitis several weeks ago by phySi-
clans in Park City, but her recovery was
retarded by complications which neces-
STATED another operation. She was
brought to St. Marks last Tuesday.
Last evening was ladies' night at the
University club and there was quite
large and brilliant turn out, including
representa- tives from the Ladies Liter
airy club. attracted no doubt by the excel
lence of the programme, the principal
feature OF which was an address on
Cuba" by Major Hill The major
handled the subject pleaSingly and inter
estingly. and received warm applause Inc
principal features OF the musical part OF
The programme were vocal solos by
double duartette of the Orpheus club
and a violin solo by Miss Sibyl Anderson.
Yesterdays guests at the Cullen We're:
calvin y Reed of Denver: Julius Sultan
IT { keller. Thomas E Haven and wife
San Francisco; Mrs. A. H Pickens, Hat
tie VI. Wheadon, A J. Jasmuth, V. II;
MeChesney. Denver }: w B 9g:7l and
wife Buffalo: Mrs. Ella r. Scobey. In
dianapolis: Mrs. Mary S. Clark. Danville,
III Miss Margaret A. Coles, Miss Annie
Manchester; Mrs. Edward 3. Mason.
Brunswick. Me; Mrs. John C. Hgtchins.
Cleveland; F. II. Holzheimer, Eureka;
Dr.. ". r. Pike, Provo.
George Fishburn. wife and two daught-
ers of Sydney, y. S. W; Rev. John W.
Wadman, wife and five children. japan:
r. w Hicks ana wife, George r. Hicks.
Ancona Ill; +. 3. Tanner and wife, Mrs.
". A. Noel and mother. Erie, Pa; Maud
c. Hinsey. Clara Z. Hinsey, Blanche Z.
Hinsey, Bessie Case, Pekin, H.; O. Rob
erts Chicago: J. c. Kennedy, New York;
c. F. Peterson. Tacoma; Mrs. George Las
lett Spokane. Wash; Irene E Willetts.
Ross Fork, Ida; r. NJ Smedley and wife,
Reno New: w. G. Staples, Baltimore; i.
r So,1thwicll and wife. Pueblo; J. B.
SINNERS. Scodeld: Z. O. Glanvile. Heber;
]. H Turner, Logan; Phil P. Clark,
Sandy. and A. W Anderson. of Meadow,
are registered at the Walker house
Among yesterdays guests at the Knuts-
ford were: +. FreutZel. Berlin; II. La
Roche Basel; Mrs. Ardon Leith. Master
Walter Leith Miss Leith. London; Mrs.
]. Q. Jones, Miss Jones. Mrs. Lewis, Por.-
land: Chase y. Post and wife. Junius S.
Post. Gertrude Post. Mrs. Carrie Hill.
Miss Irene Hill. II. =. Hillman and wife.
". J. Dee, Miss Sawyer. Z. s. Hart and
wife c. J. Williams. Chicago; Ludwig
F,isemann Clifford W. Dow. J. II. Col
burn. Boston; Theodore Davis. Leon
Friendman p. 3. Fouke. St. Louis; Frank
Klein. William T. Newell. Frank c.
Sanders. San Francisco; A. F. Mason and
wife. Rochester: Mrs. Ella. Miner, Ba-
tavia. N Y; w. f. Teege and wife.
Titusville, Pa; ]. W. Bryan and wife.
Mexico. No; Robert Walker. Grass Val
lev. Cal: Mrs. Greene Detroit; David d.
Edwin. Nuskegon. Mich; G. S. Ballarc,
d B. I.awton the two Misses Lawton
New York; c. ]. Archdolt. Media, Pa.
DR.. z. NJ Keysor. dentist. Auerbach
building, rooms 200 and Dol Speciality OF
crown and bridge work; gold and sill
yer Filings
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank