The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29
PROVo NEWS NOTES


Provo. May 2S-NIiss Eliza Jane Page.
aged 35 years, Of PaTOWau. IRON county.
died here yesterday from an affection Of
the heart The remains VIII be taken TO
FarOWan for interment tomorrow.
A marriage license has been issued 10
Walter Hatfield of Provo Bench. AGED
ly and ElesOn Laird of Eureka, aged u,
me Fr0N0 river IS now higher Inan it
mas been for years, and men owning
land along the river west Of the city
are at work on the banks of the stream
trying to prevent an overflow.
The Democrats of Provo precinct viii
meet In a precinct primary Wednesday
evening, June j. 10 elect fifteen dele
gates to the state convention in salt Lake
on June 9.
Frank ~J0rgensen and family have moved
here from Huntsville TO reside. Mr.. JOT-
6enscn is a brother Of Principal Jor-
genseD Of the Mseser school in this city
and was principal of The Huntsville
schools lest year.
Twenty new members were admitted TO
the local lodge of Eiks last night. The
lodge now has a membership OF over 100
and is steadily growing.
CHARLES a. Ward has been elected
treasurer OF the Provo lodge of Elk to
tlf the vacancy occasi0ned by the resig-
nation OF j. A. IWelves, who has moved
William G. Briggs. aged a. and Sarah
r. Paterson. aged 10, both of Spanish
I0rk, have taken out a marriage license.
James o Brien, an Irishman about 50
years or age, was brought in from Lake
view last evening by the constable. He
2pDears to be somewhat mentally unbal-
dnced, but he viii probably joe permitted
~ 90 without being subjected 10 an eE-
animation as to his sanity. He bears
the appearance of the typical tramp and
says he wants TO so to the coast for his
health. He IS IN a condition requiring
some care and treatment. but has
reached the human driftWood stage. in
which a poor devil is always asked to
George A. Hone was over from Beuja-
min today.
Miss Nina Houston deputy county
clerk, went 20 American Fork this after
noon TO spend Sunday with relatives.
Judge johnson. having finished the
cases In the Fourth district court that
me came no to hear, has returned to his
home i'm the south.
Joseph It.. Smith. w r. Preston. John
r.. Barnes. John C.. Cutler, George Rom
neys ". W. Ritter and Charles 5. Burton
were down from Salt Lake today To at
tend a board meeting of a company in
which they are interested.
Dr. Andy j. Stewart has returned from
Baltimore. where he has successfully
completed a course in medicine and grad
uated from the College of Physicians and
Court SteuograDher Iversou Of the Sew
cntu district. who has been here with
Judge Johnson for several DAYS, has re-
turned to the south
Professor j.. r. Boshard. the musical
uiTcctOT of the Provo schools. has re-
ceived an invitation from j, ii, Congdou.
director OF the Worlds Fair Children
Song festival. to attend with as many
children of the Provo schools as possible
and sing in the festival. The musical
exercises viii take place from June q
10 July j. and IL is expected that over
1900 children viii participate. While il
is not probable that Professor BOShard
can get any number Of children from
Provo 10 attend, owing 10 the great dis
lance. he feels highly complimented los
the invitation. especially as it is the re-
suit Of favorable comment on the mu-
steal status of the Provo school children
mad TO Mr.. COngdOn by musical friends.
Mrs. Mary f.. MCGraw who has been
residing with her son. Attorney Frank A.
McGraW. i'm Salt Lake for some time.
win return 10 Provo to live early in June.
Mr.. McGraw also expects to spend the
summer here.
George A. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Libby. relatives from the east.
arc here visiting Mr.. Smiths grand
mother. Mrs. hannah Smith, and other
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