The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

WILL MEET MONDAY.-The new
board of public works will hold its first
meeting on Monday.
JUDGE KING WILL LECTURE
Judge William H. King will deliver a
lecture IN the Sixteenth ward meeting
tual Improvement"
FUNERAL SERVICES funeral
services Of the late Mrs. DeyO Will be
held this afternoon. at O'DOnnels I'M
dertaking parlOrs. at O'Clock, the Rev.
Ellis Bishop officiating
RESCUE HOME-A meeting of the
board of directors OF the WOm2u's Rescue
Home has been called for Monday at 4
o clock at the residence of the president
Mrs w. A Nelden. Important business
IS TO be transacted.
SUNDAY SCHOOL OPENING. The
Westminster Presbyterian Sabbath school
VIII nave an opening at IBIS today, at $50
South Fourth West street There viii be
an enlarged orchestra and a. special pro
gramme 10 celebrate the raising of the
quarantine
GOOD SINGING.-A quartette, COM
posed OF Thomas Ashworth, A. II. Kelson,
W. o. P3tuck and Andrew Peterson. will
render up-tO-date vocal selections at the
Coop. Wagon & Machine c0mpany's
complimentary reception and bali on the
night of Feb. IS.
LAND SOLD.-Deputy Sheriff DYER yes
terday sold under foreclosure a fOrty-acre
tract near IaylOrSVille, belonging to Jesse
w. Fox and others, at the suit 0s Nc
COrnick & Co. The property was bid in
by the bank for S1.200 leaving a deficiency
judgment of s, S5444
ANNIVERSARY AFFAIR.-Next Fri
day the Ladies Literary club will be
twenty years old. Preparations are be-
ing made TO celebrate the anniversary in
appropriate style An interesting pro-
gramme Of music, Gibson pictures and
literary numbers is being prepared.
DRAMATIC RECTTAL.-Ars. Bertha
hunzbaker, a well known New York
reader and elOCuCiOnist, win give a dram
aatic reading at the First COnEreg2 tiOnal
church Feb. l3, under the auspices of
the Ladies Literary club. She will give
portion OF 'Cyran0 de BergeTac.
SCOTCH ENTERTAINMENT The la
dies auxiliary Of the CALIFORNIAN club Will
give a Sc0tLlsh entertainment in the
Federated Trades hall on the evening Of
Feb Is The committee of arrangements
consists OF Mrs. Uric, Miss A. White,
Mrs. Stewart Mrs, Wiles and Mrs. Gal
lacher.
BOOK OF F'AILURES.-The Bradstreet
company, through =. W. Robinson. the
superiuS endent Of tire Salt Lake branch
Is distributing a little work IN the bus
mess failures of 1893. Its title is a Rec
ord--Not Prospectus 1t contains many
statistics of value TO the business man
and student.
MRS. FROISETHS FUNERAL.-The
funeral services Of the late Mrs Methe
a. 5 FrOiseth win be held at the Nor
Wegian Lutheran church. on Fourth East
between Fourth and Fifth South streets.
on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
are respectfully invited. Interment at
Mt. OiYet cemetery.
HESS Is BETTER.-The condition. Of
John w. Hess. president Of the Davis
county stake. was reported 10 be greatly
~ n HfnFH HfnHaf los AM--
underwent a serious operation and 1t was
feared for a time that he could not re-
cover. His friends viii be gratided to
hear that no further trouble is anticipated
and that h5 viii soon be out again.
BENEFIT CONCERTO benefit con-
cert viii be given in the Fourth ward
meeting house Friday evening. Feb. g
The programme viii include songs. reci-
IatiOns and music. Many of the best mu-
SicianS in the ward viii take part in
BarrOWs. Hull FOwle-, BerkhOel and
Thomas. also Mesgrs- Willis Bowers
Wallace. Mfdgley. AshworJh and Held
Professor Daynes VIII be present with
plete the programme
AMONG OLD FRIENDS.-Frank NJ.
EIdredge. advance agent Of Louis MOFri-
son Faust company, which plays at
tho Grand theatre the last three nights of
TINS week, Is the recipient OF numerous
marks of attention BY relatives and old
time friends during his stay in Salt Lake.
his home city. Mr.. Eldredge's sojourn
here viii be necessarily short for ne must
soon return east The young man is fast
winning his laureis as successful theat-
rical manager, and his many old friends
are happy in the reelection that his future
is full of bright prospects.
LECTURE AND sONGS.-AIrs. A. L.
Johnson. late of Brooklyn " Y. viii
deliver an address before the Mutual I'M
provsiHent association of the Twenty
third ward. Her subject is The House
We Live In" or the only method of per-
fecting the body. The lady will also rem
der one Of her favorite declarations
"The Martyrdom" Mrs. johnson is a
graduate of the Dramatic feh0oi. New
York and has written a number of poDu-
ial plays and she Is said to be a fOrcefuI
and entertaining speaker In addition to
this attraction. Aiss Vera A. Felt viii
sing a soprano 500.
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