The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-22
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, Sept. 21.-Mrs. Sarah Mcdaniel
died at her home in the Second ward this
morning from embolism from the veins
10 the heart. The deceased was the
widow OF the late John Mcdaniel of Al
pine and has resided in Provo for the
past twenty years. She was born in
Albany, n. Y, Feb II. 1910. and came
70 Utah with her parents, Hyrum and
Eliza Buys. in 1850 locating in Bountiful
moving from there to Alpine after her
marriage. She leaves two sons and four
daughters and many other relatives. One
OF her sons % years of age, has been I'M
able TO care for himself from infancy,
and has been the object of Mrs. Nc
Danlels devotion and care to such a de-
gree that il is believed her health was
greatly impaired through her labor in at
tending him. The funeral will take place
Saturday from the Second ward meeting
house. Services will commence at l
o clock.
The remains of Hawley H. Earl of SEQ
field were inferred in the Provo Gene
terry yesterday The h of Z. ritual was
observed at the cemetery and Rev. p A.
Simpkin delivered a funeral sermon. Many
relatives and friends accompanied the re-
mains from ScOfieid
Next Monday evening, commencing at
o'clock, an auti-cigarette meeting will
be held at the Parker school for the
purpose of reViVifylng the anti-cigarette
movement organized last fall Mayor Roy
lance will preside and II is expected
Professor Brimhall will be one of the
speakers.
Deputy Sheriff Barnett went to Salt
Lake today to meet Mrs. Barnett who is
on her way home from visit TO relatives
in Idaho.
Editor Buys, of the Wasatch Wave. is
in the city, being called here by the
illness Of his sister Mrs. Sarah McDan-
iel.
The remains of Mrs. Frederick Scott,
who died in Eureka Saturday, will be
brought here for burial Sunday.
A train of ten cars of sheep was shipped
today over the Rio Grande Western to
Provo and from here over the San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt Lake route to the
Houser Packing company Of Los Angeles,
Cal
The state board of insanity will hold its
regular monthly meeting here tomorrow
George a. StOTrs is here from his grad
ing camp at Bingham and Black Rock.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
in the Fourth district court by Nellie
Keplinger of SpringYille against Martin
4 Keplinger on the grounds of cruelty
Rev. J. c. Andrews, Of Murray. who for
merly lived in this city, was here yes
terday visiting friends.
The Republican city central committee
will meet in the court house Friday even
ing to consider the question of the city
campaign.
Richard Jones transient. committed a
criminal assault in Heber last week and
was arrested in Provo canyon. He was
taken before Justice Clegg at HebeF,
where he entered plea of guilty. He
was held TO the district court in $500
4 daughter has been born to each or
the following families. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Logan and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
KirkWOOd.
Mrs. b. NJ. Cunningham. who has been
with her husband on his eastern prOfes-
siOnal trip, has returned for the winter.
Mr. Cunningham is making money mysti-
flying the New Workers with his jail de
livery trick
Alex Hedquist, jr., Dr. f. W. Taylor,
George +. Howe and Will Lee left Provo
lake resort in AIR. Hedquists steam
launch for Geneva expecting TO be back
at the resort about o clock and return
when about a half mile south Of Geneva
the engine broke and the party was UNI
der the necessity of aUChorlug the launch
, i'm the lake and make their way to shore
i'm the trailer. They landed near Harry
Gunnison's place and employed him 10
carry them 20 the resort, where their
teams had been left, and at II O'Clock
the party arrived at Provo.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs Hannah r.. Jacques FreshWatCr VIII
be- held tomorrow Thursday from the
Third ward meeting house commencing AT
J o'clock instead Of O'Clock. as formerly
announced
The William NJ Roylance Produce com
pany is shipping ceVeral carloads of fruit
each day 10 eastern points shipments
having run as high as nine carloads a
day The company has about hundred
people employed i'm getting the fruit ready
for shipment
Mrs. George A. Startup, who accom-
panied her husband as far as Chicago,
Michigan, where nc will remain for some
time