The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-19
WOODRUFF AND THE BONDS.
Report Caused Considerable Comment
at Logan.

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Logan, March 1S.-The prominence
given the Journal editorial in relation
TO President Woodruff guaranteeing the
! bonds of the Union Electric company
! by the Salt Lake dailies. somewhat as
! tonished people here, because of the
fact that the Journal obtained the in
formation upon which the editorial was
based from the Salt Lake Bee of last
Saturday The Logan Nation repro
duced the Bee article last Wednesday,
and the Journal followed on Thursday
| The publication of the report caused a
great deal of comment here.
BEN RIGHTS CAMPAIGN.
The Journal will tomorrow publish a
somewhat lengthy interview with Ben
! E Rich in which he denies that he
/ had exhibited any letter from Chair
man Jones, or had talked politics TO
any extent here. On the subject of fu-
| sion he is somewhat evasive, and in
! some other instances makes misstate-
ments of the worst kind.
! The George AfinstTels played here last
night to a very good house, and the
| performance gave general satisfaction.
| The Salt Lake Opera company, in said
| Pasha" is the next attraction, and the
| management of the house is eXerting
itself to secure a big house on that oc-
| casion.
DR.. Parkinson today removed d large
! tumor from the head of a daughter Of
| Mr.. Ed Bodily. OF FairView, Ida
Mr.. Calvin Wheeler, a well known
resident of Franklin, is preparing to
start for the KiOndille with pack horses
| by the overland route. He expects to
| leave the last of this month.
Mr.. James P. Low, of Smithfeld, one
of the leaders OF the Democratic party
in Cache county, is getting his affairs
! in shape to leave for Canada some time
during next month. He viii engage in
the merchandising business there.
Mrs. W. c. Parkinson, of Preston, will
leave that place on the 21st and join
her husband, Bishop Parkinson, in
Portland, Ore, where he is laboring as
a missionary, and together they viii
make a pleasure seeking tour of the
Pacific coast.
Word was received here today of the
death in Oregon of Mr.. William Part
ington. a former resident of this city,
of whom nothing has been heard for the
past ten years.
a new first class restaurant will
shortly be opened up stairs in the old
Coop building on Main street. The
rooms are being fitted up. 1t is under
stood that il Will be run as a sort of
an adjunct of the proposed Business
Mems club.
A SHAMROCK PARTY.
One of the SWEETEST social affairs of
the season was the Shamrock party"
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Cummings at their home on
Third street. A large proportion of the
elite of society were in attendance, and
everything passed of in the most ap-
proved and pleasant style. The rooms
were beautifully decorated in green and
orange, while the gentlemen present
wore green ties to match the green bows
worn by the ladies. An elegant
luncheon was served and then cards
held sway the balance of the evening.
Miss Hermione Hart, who has been
teaching school in southern Utah dur
ing the winter, is visiting Logan with
her brother. Judge c. II. Hart.
A reception in honor of the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson.
was held at their residence in the Sew
enth ward last evening. Some promi-
nent people were present and a most
enjoyable time was had. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson received some very handsome
presents.