Show TilE GARDEN CITY Happening of Note in and Around Irovo PROVO June 2iAt 10 oclock this morning Judge H E Hatch ascended the bench in the Fourth district court and Sheriff John A Brown announced that the district court was in session Judge Hatch in assuming his new duties made a neat little speech to the members of the bar He expressed much regret that it had been necessary neces-sary to have a new judge appointed on account of Judge Wilsons illness He paid a fitting tribute to Judge Wilson Wil-son and hoped he would regain his health and resume practice before the court j The following business was then disposed dis-posed qf Elizabeth Boley vs Cyrus Boley defendants de-fendants demurrer overruled and ten days given to answer Estate and guardianship of William and Margaret Craig minors time of hearing report extended to August 1 Estate of James H Harrison deceased de-ceased petition for sale of real estate set for hearing June 29 William O Sperry vs Provo Grocery company confession of judgment for 1220 order of foreclosure entered Eliza Drake et al vs Christianson et al continued for term John B Milner vs Jeanett Milner executor continued for term Thomas G Wimmer vs George Pat ten continued for term George Storrs vs Lee dismissed at cost of plaIntiff William Mackintosh vs Lucinda Southworth continued for term William Harrison vs Hannah Pyne I et al set for hearing July 2 Spanish Fork City vs Spanish Fork I East Bench Irrigation company motion mo-tion for new restraining order argued I i and taken under advisement I Thomas F Cochran vs Louisa J I I Cochran set for hearing June 29 J F Bringhurst vs Amnion Lem mon dismissed at plaintiffs cost i Green vs Green set for hearing I June 29 i Ella Erickson vs Nels Erickson demurrer j I de-murrer argued and submitted I I Stevens Land and Cattle company I vs Thomas Roy et al ordered transferred trans-ferred to Grand county John Boulton vs Hannah Boulton I I set for hearing July 2 I et al vs Levi Benjamin Johnson I county collector ordered Openshaw I I calendar i stricken from SaScS JOhn ordered I j Dais Clark vs H A that fifteen days be given to answer I I Stanton vs Stanton set for hearing July 2 Western Railway I Grande Cow n vs Rio set fw hearing Juy 2 company way State vs John W Underwood = dis mhsid sSS Harris et al set for State vs George I July 6 I hearing State VS Wilson and Neibaur set I for hearing on demurrer July G I I Proo City vs James Ricnmond con I I tinued 1ti I Swazey vs Hathenbrook continued Brewing company vs John I Wagener I Rockhiil set for July 7 I Gemini Mining company vs John I Beck set for Wednesday July S I F M Wilson vs George M Wilson i I set for July S i First National Bank of Provo vs I Dunn Co set for Juy 14 William Twelves Samuel Liddiard vs I set for July 13 I Harriet Hunter vs Union Pacific Coal i I company set for July S California Wine company vs L C I Dussins set for July 13 I Provo City vs James Kirkwood set for July 15 I Selz Schwab Co vs Tucker I WaHace set Cor July 9 William Hudson Levi Openshaw vs I set for July 9 I I J W Scott vs Provo City set for July 18 I t Provo City vs A Hedquist Belt for I July 15 Margaret Price vs James Bonnett i set for July 10 I Ira D Wines et al vs Peter Larson et al set for JUly 10 I Simon Kutoer et al vs S H H Clark et al receivers set for July 11 I Winnebago Bank vs Yorgenson set for July 11 W G Young vs Boulton et al set for Juy 11 Clara L McCornick vs Utah county set for July 18 John Scpwcroft Sons vs T G Wimmer July 17 Provo City vs Logan Paul set for July 16 Israel Evans vs Netherland F S I D Co ordered that execution issuer Moses Davis vs Jessee L Knight dismissed I Wanego Bank vs Hancock set for July 18 Thompson vs Hanson set for July I 20 I I Estate of William Armstrong deceased I de-ceased ordered that 10 per month be I allowed to the family j Estate and guardianship of Reuben Chipman et al ordered that personal property be sold at private sale Estate of Willard Straw deceased the petition of Lillie Straw widow of deceased for letters of administration was contested by the creditors of deceased I de-ceased argued and submitted By request of Sheriff John A Brown Alex Wilkins R E Knowlden and I Thomas Fowler were appointed as court hnUlfPc I Jacob A Dupee has begun suit against John D Shaffer and wife to collect 45882 on a promissory note secured by a mortgage I Marshal Storrs of Springville is do ing business in Provo today 1 Joe Hatch of Heber City is spending a day or two in Provo Deputy United States Marshal W K I Henry returned to Provo last evening from New Mexico where he went with a witness in a government case now on trial there Ferd Ericksen of Mount Pleasant is In the Garden City today on legal business JONESFENN The wedding reception of Sam J Jones and Miss Effie Fenn was held at the palatial residence of S S Jones on Thursday evening and was one of the greatest social events of the season The ceremony which united the happy couple was performed at 630 by Bishop Bish-op Wride The presents were costly and numerous numer-ous and include everything necessary for housekeeping Immediately after the ceremony the bride and groom were the recipients of many and I L hearty congratulations This formality through with the guests were ushered into tne dining room I The beautiful lawn surrounding the I house was tastefully decorated with gaudy colored hanging lamps a small space on the lawn was covered with canvass and to the time of sweet music those who wished enjoyed themselves them-selves in dancing while at the same tfme singing reciting and music was enjoyed by a litrge number in the parlors Mrs S S Jones Mrs Annie Jones AitkIn Miss Lenle and Eugene Jones were untiring in their efforts to make it pleasant for each and every guest A piano selection was given by Miss Neva Booth Mrs Silverwood of Salt Lake favored those present with a song lulss Miiiain Nelke the elocutionist elo-cutionist recited and was forced to respond to an encore Miss Pike sang and Mrs Annie J Atkins recited Taken altogether the wedding and reception was one of the social events of Provo long to be remembered by those present A list of those present Is as follows ME and Mrs John R Twelves Mr and Mrs John Rollo Dr and Mrs I Pike Mr and Mrs W H Wilson Mr and Mrs A O Smoot President and Mrs David John Bishop Evan I Vnde Mrs Teabdel Mr and Mrs J P R Johnson Mrs Silverwod Mrs and Mrs Albert Jones Mr and Mrs D A Swan Mr and Mrs R Tll Mr and Mrs W C A Smoot Tr Mr and Mrs Nels Johnson Mr and Mrs D John jr Mr and Mrs W Strong Mr and Mrs P Stubbs Mr and Mrs J T Farrer Mr and Mrs J W Far rer Mr and Mrs Joseph Farrer Mr and Mrs Sam Schwab Mr and Mrs Jepperson Mr and Mrs R E Knowl den Dr and Mrs Allen Mrs Ellen Jones Mrs Sarah Jones Mrs Vancott Mrs D Wallace Mrs V Hodges Mrs C E Loose Mrs A L Towle Mrs Julia Jones Mrs Syms Mrs Ann Jones Mrs Will Twelves Mrs Jane Allaman Mrs J W Deal Miss Gussie Johnson Miss Lou Nelson Miss Tora Johnson Miss Tenie Jones Miss Zina i Beck Misses Strong Miss Florence Pike Miss Ashworth Miss Minnie Dan iels Miss Neva Booth Miss Mamie Hyde Miss Emma Savage Miss Maud Boshard Miss Sadie Fletcher Miss Freda Barnum Miss Miriam Nelke Mr Bert Twelves J C Graham jr M H Graham Will Irvine Brig Johnson Parley Smpot Lon Sperry Hyrum Jensen Lon Hyde jr Robert Ord Arley Savage Eugene Jones P J Qualey of Rock Springs D W Brown of Denver Archie Fenn Alex Hedquist jr and A V Robison Brigluna City Hits BRIGHAM CITY June 27Ths city will celebrate the Fourth with appropriate exercises The strawberry season Is upon us It was feared that the frost in the early part of the month had destroyed about Jdif tne crop but now it turns out that there are more berries than ever Every body in Bngham raises strawberries and from the small plat by the house to the live acr6 field strawberries have been coming in to the shippers all the past week As a sample of what Is done here are a few figures Last Saturday there were shipped by express from Brigham 235 large double cases containing twenty four cups Sunday 95 cases Monday 510 luesday 40o Wednesday 460 Thursday 313 making a total ot 2011 cases during six days The berries are of an excellent quality and bring about 30 cents per case This means over 51SOOO for Brigham City for strawberries alone strawberry towns bring out your records rec-ords and beat this one if you can Our neighboring city of Corinne is get ting back her old time reputation of a shipping point Farmers from Box Elder and Cache counties are hauling their wheat there where they get from 45 to 50 cents per bushel From the 25th or May over 40000 bushels of wheat have been shipped from Corinne This means a good sum of money distributed among thE > farmers of their region Logan Lines LOGAN June 27Mr and Mrs Lute Farrs handsome residence was a blaze of glory last evening the occasion being a large lawn fete given in honor or Mr Melvin J Ballard who In company of B H Roberts and George D Pyper leaves for an extended tour through the various cities of the United States The lawn was gracefully decorated with bunting and Chinese lanterns Strawberries Straw-berries and ice cream were served and later about 150 of Logans people indulged in dancing until morning dawned Among those who were present were Mr and Mrs J Ballard Mayor and Mrs Kimball Sarah Bowen Mr and Mrs Will Preston Mr and Mrs Lyman Martineau Mr and Mrs Moses Thatcher jr Mr and Mrs R C Eaton Mr and Mrs Seth Langton Prof and Mrs Paul Prof and Mrs Hickman Prof and Mrs lodd Prof and Mrs Kerr Bishop and Mrs Ballard j Mamie Kimball Miss Forgeson Orson j Smith Isaac Smith Mr J Cardin Mr j and Mrs H B Hatch Ed Hyde Mr Emmbley Joe Thatcher and Mr Katsum na and many others |