Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The city and county officials did not
observe Arbor day by planting trees.
Thos. "a. Woodbury. Of Waterloo is
laying the foundation for n substantial
new residence.
The announcement Il made Of the
engagement ~ Miss Plet Lamboufne
and John G. Cutler Jr.
A marriage license has been issued
10 David 4. Tribe. %, and Paul
Inc Baker. 20. both Of this city.
II. 3. Robinson. the miner. who lost
leg through being struck by train
on Wednesday. IL reported an doing
well at ST. Marks hospital.
This afternoon at ? o'clock. the funcr-
NJ services over the remains Of the late
John W. Young. late proprietor Of the
Waaatch hotel. were held ut O'DonnelrH
Undertaking parlorr, and the intcrmcnt
VIII be at Calvary cemetery.
dent Lorenzo Snow. leaves this evening
for Philadelphia. She goes NJ dele
gate from the local society Of the
DAUGHTERS Of the Revolution. recently
Incorporated In this city. to attend the
general convention In the Quaker city.
Prof Joseph Whitley Of the Salt Lake
school OF law proposes to give an adj
dress IN the V. NJ. q. A. rooms tomor-
row afternoon. on which occasion the
public arr invited. He will take for his
subject. The Christ In American Ex-
panrion."
The students Of the High school gave
their farewell ball at Chrlatensen'H last
night--a large number of the class
mates and their friends participating In
the affair. Bright music. pretty cos
futusa unH n tV.ll nIlaI hall kyaFa f0l-
turns Of the successful nffair. y royal
time being enjoyed by all.
Upon Inquiry nt the Holy Cross hos
pitai this afternoon. u was learned that
the condition Of =. II. skidmorc Jr. re-
mains unchanged. lie appeared TO be
rcgnlning consciousness last evening,
and made one or two unfucccaHful
efforts to speak. lie has been some
what restless today.
Leonard. the nineteen months old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. &. u. Harding. died
last evening. Hts little twin brother.
Leland. died July hth. 1895. Funeral
services will be held at the family rcsir
dcncc, No. ~ Euclid avenue. tomorrow
Sunday. beginning MT 1850 am.
Friends respectfully Invited % be pres
ent.
Tlntic Miner: Harry Joseph drove
W. w lUN runway TAllAlNn NJ lsNNlWFNU
with a lady Wednesday. and went into
the station. leaving her In charge Of the
team. II became fractions. and she
jumped out. but pluck NY held on to the
iines and finally succeeded In guiding
the frightened horses into box car.
stopping thcm. Beyond scare. Harry
escaped unhurt.
Mrs. II. X. Thomas. secretary Of the
Utah state kindcrrarten association,
announces that there will be "a meeting
81 that organization at the University
On Monday afternoon. beginning at 2
o'clock. for the purpose Of eiectinH otil-
GERS and transacting such other buai-
mesa m may come before the meeting.
Al persons Interested IN kindergarten
work are Invited to attend.
News has reached this city 81 the
death IN Philadelphia yesterday. Of
Frank u. Wilkinson. who was quite
well known here. lie recently graduate
cd from Stanford university and was
married ON Easter Sunday nj his home
In Philadelphia 10 Miss Frances II.
Wells OF Salt Lake. The young widow
u the sister 81 Mrs. A. l., Hoppaugh.
wife Of the attorney. The sad event
thus made Miss Wells maid. wife and
widow within the short space OF a fort
night,
l.. 4. Rasmussen was the mnddeat
man In town today. His opinion OF
brass bands has fallen about ~ degrees.
About 1850 this morning h. tied his
team 10 a hitchlng post at the corner
Of First East and Second South streets.
and bctook himself to various places "
business feeling sure that all was o. X.
Hut II want Primrose a DocksiaderH
band suddenly turned the corner. and
his team took exceptions to the bass
drum and began To rear and plunge.
Finally the wagon was landed onto tho
sidewalk with n broken tongue. The
by-standcrs who had been watching
the proceedings prevented the horses
from running away.
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