The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-01-18

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In addition 10 the regular Wednes-
day evening dance tonight an enter
,ainment In magic, recitations, etc,
will be given vt the Lambert dancing
academy Don't miss IL.
Look al Snow & Ycung's window.
The Il. G. W. has put on two new
trains between Salt Lake and Ogden.
one leaving Salt Lake ut 1890 p. M.
arriving mt Ogden 80 pm. The other
leaving Ogden at 2;l0 p M, arriving at
Salt Lake $40 p m.'30-3t
Prof. Wynn's Inhaler
Can BE Bought AT
The State Office,
In The Swnsey Block,
Back of the Bank.
Hours-1O 10 |, and TOD.
Lawrence Farrell. the well known
pugilisi. came down from Salt Lake
Monday. He expects TO meet ed Nc
Coy OF Denver In the proposed sparring
contests In Ogden and will train in
Provo. Lawrence has many friends In
Provo who are glad TO see him back,
Snow & Young have fine display Of
art novelties.
Juveniles. Contributors, Eras. Young
WOman's Journals, Harpers, MunSeys,
COsmopOlitans. any and all magazines
and books bound or rebound Books
ruled, printed and baund 10 order, any
pattern IF, E, Crouch, manufacturing
slationer, opp. p. o.. Provo, Ulah.'30
Mrs. Elizabeth Sumner OF he Fourth
ward was operated upon last Saturday
afternoon by Drs. Allen. ! ylor. Robi-
son and Pike for cancer of the stomach
Mrs. Sumner died Sunday from the
effects of the operation and her weak
condition resulting from long con-
tlnued illness.
Jos. Duke OF Santnquin who has been
employed IN one OF the mines near
Robinson. Tintic, was n sufferer from a
premature blast IN the mine last night
He died on the train this morning on
the way to the hospital and the body
was left here at Provo. lie will be
taken TO Santaquin on this evenings
train.
Art novelties at Snow & Youne's.
Judge w. N. Dusenherry has re-
Geived very inter esiing letter from
his SON Harvey, one of tle volunteers
now at Manila. The sentiment In the
letter Is that while all the boys are
anxious to get back they are willing 10
stay as long as they ARE needed, The
opiuiUn among the troops seems 10 be
that an engagement is possible very
soon between tho Americans and the
Filiplnos.
"Urder the ID, me- was presented at
the Provo opera house TO n small
audience Monday evening. The play
was well presented aud well received
and deserved better patronage. The
scenic effects were novel and beauti-
full. The whistling 10y Mr.. Harry b.
Sutherland and The singing and dane
ing by Miss Adelne Hunt were re-
ceved with especial favor and were
heartily encored.
Local srenes by local artist at Snow
& Young's.
The marriage OF Miss Lucy ]. Brim
hall and Mr.. j. William Knight takes
place In the Salt Lake temple today
Tomorrow evening grdnd reception
will be given in the opera house. Tn,
bride Is the daughter Of Prof. SEQ. ii
Blmhall and Is one OF our most popu
lar young ladies. The groom is u sol
of Jesse knight, and Is interested ex
ieuslYely in Mining operations. w
extend congratulations.
Monday evening Mrs. Ann Il. PER-,
died. She was n years old, was borl
In Coventry, England, and came L
Utah in 1868. living in Salt Luke 70
Is years, coming 10 Prove in the late
8O'-, where she has lived ever since
Her life has been uneveuifu and he
death was quiet and peaceful. Sh
! leaves four grandchildren TO mbur
her loss. Funeral services were hell
today at the First ward meeting house
Kamas Pig Story.