Salt Lake Herald | 1897-12-12 | Page 8 | Town Talk

TOWN TALK A Christmas entertainment is to be given at St Marys acadenmy next Fri day at 2 p I David Keith of Park City and W L Bretherton of Milford arrived at the ivnutsford last evening Only five permits calling for an es timated expenditure of 5750 were issued by Building Inspector Rooklidge during the week H L Gates of Omaha is at the Knuls iqsd The gentleman is a brother of Assistant sistant Cashier Gates of the National Bank cf the Republic Yesterdays clearings were 211633 as compared with 358327 for the corresponding correspond-ing day of last year The weeks clearings looted up 1C49628 as compared with 205219 for the same week of 1895 Broker John C Cutler jr reports the sale today of Z C M L stock at S10S50 and a block of Utah Sugar company stock j at S also a large block of Home Fire i Insurance company stock changed hands at good figures There is a fair demand for local investment stocks At Unit hal this morning Rev A L Hudson will preach on the theme Love One Another In the evening popular concert will be given Those who Mill take nart are John Robinson Mrs Lewis Sybe Anderson Mrs Robinson Cecilia Sharp Mrs Gemmel H S Goddard Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward R C Easton and the Unity quartette Walter R Sebree cashier of the First National bank at Caldwell Ida is at the Itnutsford for a few days Mr Se breo spent his childhood days in this city and his visits here are for recreation amid the scenes of his youth His brother Will leaves New York soon to manage a new steamship line from Seattle to the Klondike During the week 20 births of which 13 I were males were reported to the health Li department There were five deaths exclusive II ex-clusive of an equal number brought from outside the city for interment Twenty four contagious disease flags representing 31 cases of scarlet fever are outstanding and of the infectious diseases reported five were typhoid fever cases and one of whooping cough Royle Elliott King entertained some of Ills little friends and neighbors at a tea party Friday afternoon in honor of his first birthday Ten wee little folks sat down to the table which was laid with baby dishes and decorated with fruitcakes fruit-cakes and candy the birthday cake with Its one candle being the chief ornament The oldest guest was of the mature age of six Those present were Rachel and Cor stance King Richard Newman Elsa Bamberger Dorathy Bamberger Nicholas I Ransohoff Virginia Baatty Alfred Siegel Horace Siegel