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Show The quarantine was today lifted from the residence of Mra. Anna JoneB Atkins. Little Stansas who was suffering suffer-ing with diphtheria is entirely well again, the house and eveiy room in it has been thoroughly fumigated and all ia in perfect cleanlines3. The disease ad every taint of it ia absolutely gone, Ihb Dispacth is very pleased to be able to eay. Dispatch readers will be pleased to read the announcement elsewhere that iJr. Talmage is to deliver an interest-in interest-in z lecture here soon. This lecture. Pompeii, a City of the Pasf'is said to be the doctor's very beat. All are invited. in-vited. A scientific journal savs that if you would avoid colds and kindred ailments this winter, you should keep your win dows open for at leaet a couple of hours everv day no matter what the weather, and go youreelf out into the weather every day whether it is good or bai. Of course warm clothes is necessary, but immunity from colds is promised for all winter if this advice ia followed. Col. J. L. Bartow, editor and pro prietor of The Dispatch, is in Salt Lake today on business. Wait and see sullv in "O'Neil, Washington, D. C " at the opera houee next Thursday night. It's a great comedy. Many residents of Provo are busy juat now cleaning up their yards, corrals, etc., and in burning dead leaves and rubbish. Many others should be engaged in the same work who are not. Wanted A lady traveler for a large business bouse; a splendid opening for an intelligent lady who ib anxious to secure a permanent position. Address, Mrs. It E. Halliday, Proyo Utah. Governor West and his military staff will attend the ball and banquet to be given by Company A here on Thanksgiving night. An inspection of Company A, second regiment U. N. G., will be held in Provo on Thanksziving day by Inspector Inspec-tor General Tatlock. L. P. Judd, druggist of Cedar Rapids, Rap-ids, Neb., was a caller at this office today. to-day. Mr Judd is west on a pleasure trip. His wife having Bpent a couple of months in Salt Lake, he has come to take her home. There seems to have been a monstrous mon-strous blunder committed in the acusa-tion acusa-tion and arrest of Rob't. Scott, U. P-section P-section foreman, for the stealing of old man Johnson's money. Johnson learns after interviewing his witnesses tLat it will be impossible to convict, impossible even to lava suspicion in the minds of a jury that young Scott is guilty, and in consequence has withdrawn with-drawn his complaint. The matter is being considered by Prosecuting Prosecut-ing Attorney Gash as this issue goes to preea. Undoubtedly the case will be formally dismissed without prejudice, and the young man's bondsmen exonerated.. exon-erated.. It seems to be a case of "poor dog tray" with Rob he got to drinking drink-ing with a gang and during the spree the old man Johnson, so be says, lost one hundred dollars. Where it went, or who got it, nobody seems to know now. The committees on finance and fire department from the city council conjointly today to cons' petition of Fire Chief Wi,4' ''"Vi-j cet "a 'ieward for the capture of" ihvCJuiar-ies. ihvCJuiar-ies. The report was considered favorably. favor-ably. A Child Enioys The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family remedv known, and every family should haye a bottle on hand. |