The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-14
PROVO PARAGRAPHS.
Interesting Incidents of Garden City's
Daily Life.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence
Provo, Jan. 13-The Telluride Power &
Transmission company has been hauling
its new machinery from the Provo depot
10 its plant in the canyon during the last
week, and just finished today. There
were three carloads of it, and the mas
! sive pieces were of necessity moved slow
( ~ and laboriously. in many instances
! IL taking six horses to move a single piece.
b. II. Doty and wife Of Nernal, VINO
have been visiting friends here for the
/ last fortnight, left last evening for their
! home in the eastern part of the state
Mrs. II. l.. McGrow left Provo yesterday
for Salt Lake, where she intends 10 make
her home in the future.
A blushing young couple from Salem in
CURED their way into the clerk office
yesterday and were united in marriage by
Judge Dusenberry. The couple was James
r. sheen, jr., aged 70, and Eliza Hanks.
aged II.
Sheriff Storrs was in Salt Lake yester-
day
Attorney D. d. Houtz went to Manti on
legal business today.
AIR. and Mrs. L. r. Eldredge returned
to the capital yesterday morning. after
visiting relatives and friends in the
Garden City for the last two DAYS. Mr.;
Eldredse is one of the new directors of
the First National bank.
Phe first heavy snow of the winter fell
here this week. The fall is six inches
deep and sleighing is good.
Today there was held here conference
OF the relief societies Of this stake. Sat
urday and Sunday the regular quarterly
stake. conference viii be held in the tab
oracle
Joseph Dewsnup of Oasis is here on
legal business.
This evening President Kingsbury of the
university delivered, at the =: y; A
Attorney S. 4. Thurman is in the state
capital on legal business.
Mrs Ella Johnson and Miss Matte
Robins of Scipio returned 10 their homes
Yesterday.
The 4. o. L. w. met last night and in
stalled their new officers. Master work
man. H. j. Maiben; foreman, W. NJ. WI
son; overseer, William Brereton; recorder,
Herbert Pyne: financier and recorder, Il.
]. KrOupa. After the business OF the
evening was over all went to flefners
cafe and enjoyed an oyster supper.
Tom Cochran is reported Ill with the
grip.
night on Mrs Mary Alfred of Fairview.
Sanpete county, removing a tumor from
her leg and ENGRAVING skin in the wound;
Mrs. W. II. Berry has received word
that her brother-in-laW. john Berry OF
White Hall Mont, a brother of William
II. Berry, died last Monday. No particu-
lars have been received so far
Attorney Z. E. Corfman is in Price to-
day on legal business.
Daniel Eyer of Salt Lake was here to-
day on business.
VIII Dixon was helping put in electric
light connections in the Third ward meet
ing house this morning. when he fell from
a ladder and threw his left arm out of
place.
Last evening the 15-year-old son OF
George c. Scott of Lakeview was thrown
from horse and had his left leg broken
just above the ankle.
J. Il Reeder of Provo will be married
Monday in Kansas City. leaving immed-
iatelv after the ceremony with his bride
for the west.
AIRS. Betsy Olsen died yesterday and
was buried today from the Lutheran
church. Mrs. Olsen was 50 years old and
was born in Sweden. coming to this coun-
try nine years ago.