The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-10
PROVO PARAGRAPHS.
Various Matters of Local Interest In
Garden City.
Especial Correspondence


Provo, April 9.-The Herald bicycle con-
was billed yesterday. A number of boys
| and girls have begun work already; 9TH
ers should begin at once, as it only takes
| little rustling TO get bicycle now.
| The local lodge of the knights of Py-
| thiaS is houriShlng; a continual string OF
| new members have of late been initiated
! into the order, and many more have ex-
pressed their intention of joining. 1t is
reported that a new lodge will be or
| ganized in Springyille in a very short
| time.
Yesterday seven vags were sentenced to
| the city refrigerator for holding reveiry
in Joe Days barn and hencoop Friday
night. Their terms vary from five to
Bert Twelves and Herman Martin are
| in Salt Lake attending conference today.
Miss Maud Alexander is in the capital
| today visiting friends.
County Treasurer Otto F. Malmberg
was in Salt Lake on official business yes
terday.
Deputy Clerk a. V. Robson, who has
been i'll with q severe attack of rheuma-
| tism for several weeks past, is now con-
Yalescent.
Supplies for the Telluride Power COM
pany's new line TO Tintic have begun to
arrive. Two cars of glass insulators
have been unloaded, and other supplies
will come in shortly.
Miss Isabelle Monahan is visiting Salt
Lake friends.
The Masonic grand lodge intends to Wis
it the PROVO Storey lodge No T. April 49,
and grand banquet Will be given on the
18th.
Mrs. Stella Jaques-Sparks is visiting in
Provo
Almost every seat in the opera house
has been sold for the James-Kidder-
Warde engagement of the 18th inst.
Attorney Joseph E. Crook of Payson
was in Provo yesterday on legal bust
ness.
Professor G. A. Brimhall of the Brig
ham Young academy is in Salt Lake to-
day.
Hyrum Hatton is over from Mercur to-
day visiting his family.
William Woodring, who will open a new
drug store in Mt. Pleasant, in a few days,
passed through Provo last night on his
Mrs. James Boyden is a conference Wis
itor in Salt Lake today.
Professor Leo Fairbanks of Napoleon is
over visiting relatives and friends
The !. o. o. F. Provo lodge No. IA will
hold birthday celebration on April &c.
Professor L. Stanley of the Brigham
young academy attended conference in
Editor Smith of the American Fork
World was here yesterday, and made
good use of the day by visiting the asy-
lum.
Miss Alice Smith, a Brigham Young
academy student, and daughter of Joseph
F. Smith, visited at home in Salt Lake
during conference week.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Alfred was buried today.
Services over the remains of the late
JenS ClemenSon were held this afternoon
in the Lutheran church.
. VIII Twelves is over from Mercur visit
ing his family.
Miss Della Maeser of the Brigham
Young academy is in Salt Lake today.
a wagon train of graders from Spring
vile, bound for Provo canyon, went
through Provo yesterday
HI. w. Davis will open a new livery sta
BILE on the corner of Fourth and j streets
in few days.
Mrs. Thomas Stewardson of Eureka is
visiting friends in Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Knight were part
OF the throng of conference visitors from
Provo to Salt Lake this week
Attorney Joseph e. Page and wife re-
turned to Payson today. having spent sew
eral days in Provo visiting with the par
ents of Mrs. Page, Mr.. and Mrs T. C.
Thurman.
Miss Olive Young of Springville is visit
ing friends in Provo today.
l.. L. Boorey of Kansas, a brother of
f. j. Boorey of the business firm of Boo
rey q Wood, is in Provo and intends to
make this his home for few months.
l.. M. Paul is convalescing from his |
long illness.
Attorneys ]. W. N. Whitecotton and
M. M. Warner, in company with Judge
Rolaapp of Ogden, go to Moab tonight on
legal business. o
The Provo Opera company, will repeat
its opera, sAn Oriental Tete," in the the |
atre in this city on April 10.