The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-02-25

Mrs. r. p. Martin mother Of Mrs
Fred Nelson, II up FROM Eureka for a
few days stay,
Sheriff Storrs and Deputy Williams
went to Fairfield Thursday morning on
criminal business.
State Senator ]. " Robson Is at the
ZONE of his son, a. y Robson, 10
Provo and Is reported quite i'll with a
severe cold.
The Ash and game bill Is made n
special order for business in the Sen
ate Monday afternoon. Most people
in this section earnestly hope il will
pass.
There will he baptism at the Bap-
list church ut the close of the morning
service The evening service will be
at 1880; subject. "How the Sinner is
justified"
The next lecture on the city course
will be given nj the Methodist church
Tuesday evening, the 2Sth, at 8 o'clock
by A. H. Henry. Subject, Intrinsic
Va ue of Man"
All are cordially invited to the lee
ture ut the Methodist church Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Subject,
Religious Lights" The morning
services as usual.
Have your abstracts prepared by
Havercamp q Co. They show every
transfer, liens aud judgments, to any
property In Utah county. Write them
AT Provo. Utah. "25
Miss. Lizzie Boydcn entertained
some friends at her home last Wedues.
day afternoon at Washington Tea
The residence was tastefully and APP
propriately decorated.
Several valuable copyrights are
owned by the Shelton company OF this
city. The Stale OF Kansas recently
wrote to them concerning the adoption
of one of them in their State institu-
tious."
The Grand Central mine In Tintic Is
proving itself TO be The greatest In
Utah. Many Provo cltlzens are rejnic
ing as tney pull down each month their
part of the regular dividends for bread
money.
AT the seventeenth annual encamp-
ment Of the department of Utah, G. A.
II, held In Salt Lake Thursday. Geo. |
II. Chapel OF W. T. Sherman Post
No. 8 OF Provo was elected junior vice.
commander.
John Gordon. clerk at the r. G. w.
depot, this city. has resigned and leaves
Tor Logan. his old home, March LIST.
John has made many friends during
his stay of eigteen months In Provo
who are sorry see 20 him leave.
Betsy Elizabeth Cannon. aged 81
years, and an old and respected citizen
OF Provo. died Thursday morning at
the home OF her son-in-law, Stephen l.
Bunnell OF Vineyard. Funeral ser.
vices were held this aflernoonin the
Second ward meeting house.
The married folks "basket ballr Mt
the First ward hall Thursday even
ing was grand success socially and
financially. From indications. ere long
this hall will be the popular place for
amusement IN this city, and has a
great many advantages which is
making 1t very popular.
Cards have been received by several
Provo friends announcing the marriage
Of Miss Ida Jones. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs j. D. Jones, and Mr.. Ewing Leo
Deputy which wall take place in Seat
tie, Washington, Monday. March 9th.
Many Provo friends OF the fair bride
will wish them much Joy.
Autographed stock certificates for
mining companies, water companies.
and all corporations. edited aud espe-
cislly arranged 10 conform to the re-
cent usage under the Utah Statutes.
We furnish all records. articles Of in
corporation, and necessary office sup
plies. The SHELTON o., Proves
Some small boys were caught by
George Whenble Wednesday evening
stealing apples from Henry Chappel's
cellar. Mr.. Chapel gave tnem SEE
we're lecture and let them go. We un.
ders,and the same gang is in the habit
OF doing such things. and II caught
again they will be severely dealt with.
Mrs. Susa Il. Clark-Cluf, wife of
David T. Cluff, died Ia Provo last
Thursday morning, aged 80 years. 10
months and II days. She leaves Il
husband and eight children aud many
friends TO mourn her loss. Funeral
services were held In the Third ward