The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-12
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo Feb. John Patten of Balti-
more is here visiting his uncle. r. J. Pat
ten. and other relatives. Mr.. Patten is a
native Of Manti. Utah, but for many
national reputation as an inventor one
Of his successful inventions being an ice
making machine. Mr.. Patten is also en-
gagged in mining on an extensive scale an
the MarysVale country. and has been on
a trip of inspection to his mines While
i'm Provo Mr. Patten made q call on his
old instructor. Judge w. N DuSenberry.
and may become interested in the Pelican
Point Mining & Development company.
of which Judge Dusenberry is the presi-
dent
A marriage license has been issued to
Parsons Richards and Bertha Keetch,
both of I4indon
Brig and Hebe Hicks are here from
Salt Lake negotiating for the purchase
of the controlling interest of the En-
quirer company capital stock If the
deal goes through, the Messrs. Hicks will
assume the management Of the paper.
An abstract OF judgment from Justice
Durand's court in the case of Coalville
Coop. VS.. Hugh Robinson has been filed
with the county clerk. Judgment is Civ
en- in favor of plaintiff for S70.74, includ-
ing costs.
a Juvenile band composed Of boys be-
tween the ages of Is and Il has been or
ganized in the Fifth ward. with Anthony
Langstaff president; Henry Jones. vice
president: Earl Gillispie, secretary; Ju-
MUS Erickson. treasurer An order has
been placed for SO worth of instruments.
the money having been contributed by
business men. Professor Sauer has been
engaged TO instruct the boys
The following applicants for rural free
delivery mail carriers on rural route No.
urday Frank Perry. +. &. Johnson. Clar-
ence Kofford and Reed Brown. Nine ap-
plicants took the examination for the
Lehi route.
80.
Lake officiating as stenographer in the
Fourth district court. Mont Roberts. who
has been acting for some time having
gone TO his own district. the Seventh.
The following directors and officers Of
the Utah County Fruit & Produce COM
pany have been elected for the ensuing
year: $. /. Bunnell. president; Joseph Z
Booth. vice president: Ray V. Wentz
secretary and treasurer: III. T.. Duffin.
Don G. ClOyton. James Cordner r. w
Brereton. and James G.. Duffin has been
appointed manager. The company will
open an office in Provo in the near fu-
ture and expects to ship fruit and other
produce for its members and others on
large scale this season. Ii is the inten-
ton to open packing houses in the vari-
Gus localities extensively engOged in fruit
growing where fruit will be packed for
shipment under the supervision of the
company Last year--the first of its or
ganiZatiOn-the company was quite sue
cessful in marketing fruit. vegetables. etc.
William Hill is down from Carbon
county. Mr.. Hill. who was formerly sher-
If of Carbon county. is now engaged in
ranching
Thomas S. Broadbent Of the Fifth ward
has returned from a mission to England.
James r. Dunn has recovered from his
severe attack of pleuro-Pneum0nia and Is
again able to be out
On wednesday evening the Fifth ward
Sunday school will give fair in the ward
house for the benefit of the school. A
fine musical and literary program will be
rendered