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Show i;ii;viTii:s. Paker for shoes; 4fi W. Second So. St About $000 was clearod by the chamber cham-ber of commerce ball. Spring styles of Knox hats now on ealeat J. P. Gardner's. HI Main street. Kev. J. 11. Thrall will lecture on "A fear in Germany," at Hammond hall this evening. John Grier of Provo has opened a lumber yard at Manti. Charles Ten-oant Ten-oant baa charge of it. Sneak thieves entered the theatorium last night during the Jast act and made a sweeping levy on wearing apparel. Politicians are warming up as the sun. During the heated weather these people should avoid tiz;:ing controversy controver-sy as apoplectic lits may occur. Tub Times acknowledges an invitation invita-tion to attend the first annual ball of the Ogden Typographical union, No. l'..ij, in Lester park pavilion, on Wednesday Wednes-day evening, May V0. The pioneers of the early closing movement this season among Salt Lake City merchants are easily recognized by the army of clerk. The act will doubtless become general. Mrs. Mary K. Cherry Norris will gire her ooteriainment of prose, poetry and song at the First Presbyterian church this evening. The funds will be used to establish a coffee house in Salt Lake City. 'the Manti Sentinel of Tuesday says: Mr. II. Seigfus. better koown in Salt Lake City as MeCInly, has succeeded in winning the alfectiou of one of Man ti' belle, Mis Jessie Ottosen. They were married yesterday. It is observed in a morning paper that Hank Karnes has several "Otium cum dig natate" and "siestas" as part of the furnishings at his Warm Sprins resort. If he be doesn't send a case of both kinds to this ollice he need expect no courtesies. Ihe marriage of Mr. A. 15. Knowlton and Mis Nettie Horseley took place last night at the home of the bride. JBisbop O. F. Whitney performed the ceremony. A wedding dinner was served. Music, by tbe mandolin club was a feature of the event. The Denver Times of Mondav says: A picture of the Salt Lake conrt house, which W. II. Kirchuer has designed and which will be submitted in t be competition, com-petition, is on exhibition in Stone & Lock's store. The picture shows an imposing structure with a high tower. Salt Lake is the western mecca of prominent people be they continental or foreign born. Hardly a day passes without a distinguished personage showing show-ing up. One very favorable fact can be said about the Salt Lake people that they are generous in showing visitors the places of interest. A A. H. Farmer and wife were driving driv-ing on Slate road yesterday afternoon their horses were frightened by a boy. The animals ran until one of them struck a telegraph pole at Fourth South South and broke it neck, death resulting result-ing soon afterwards. The other horse sustained bruises. To an observer it would seem that almost all boys possess that inborn spirit of robbing birds' nests and destroying de-stroying the homes of the songsters. The presence of so few song and in-sectiverous in-sectiverous birds -in this section of country should of itself convince the parents of mischievous boys that to destroy de-stroy the nests is a great wrong. The ClawFon benefit at the theater tonight promises to be a musical, spectacular spec-tacular and dramatic feast. Half a dozen of the leading organizations of oalt Lake will take part in the programme: pro-gramme: the Spanish mandolin and tuitar club, Central drum corps, Home dramatic club, Ladies' mandolin and guitar club, Apollo club and the Amo-retta Amo-retta club. Madame Alberta Rowe will on next Sunday afternoon inaugurate a series of sacred concerts to be given at ('alder's ('al-der's park. She will be assisted by the liest vocal and instrumental talent obtainable ob-tainable and the concerts will be continued con-tinued eash Sunday during the summer, j Mr. Calder and the Hapid Transit I street railway company have constructed con-structed an artistic pavilion for the purpose of giving these musical recitals ! a perfect setting. i |