The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

SPlRITUAL.-Mrs. p Fontyne. meet
ing and tests tonight at S o'clock 80
South West Temple.
DANCING PARTY-A dancing party
viii be given next Friday evening at
Christensen's by the Athenian club.
CLASSES POSTPONED.-All of Chris
Jensen 3 classes have been postponed one
week on account Of the vaccination of 50
many children.
CHARACTER BALI.-The Y. 1. NJ. I.
A OF the Ninth ware will give a char
acter ball Wednesday, JAN Il. Full quad
rifle band in attendance.
RESCUE HOME MEETING-The
board of directors OF the Rescue Home
VIII meet Tuesday next at II o'clock at
1ltz East First South street A full at
tendance is desired,
STEEL DOORS.-The Coon. Wagon
company has put large steel doors in their
new building on State street. These doors
roll uD like window blinds and are the
first of the kind to be seen in Salt Lake.
MOTHERS CLUB.-The Mothers club
OF the First Congregational church will
meet Tuesday. Jan. Is, at p, m. in the
lecture room OF the church. Mrs. George
Snow Carleton viii review q work, ''WOm-
en- and Economics
FIVE NEW CARS.-The salt Lake City
Street Railway company has ordered FIVE
new street cars of the large veStibule kind
similar 10 the four recently put en- They
are expected as soon as they can be
turred out by the factory.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-The State
Historical society Will meet in the direc-
tors room of the DeSeret National bank
on Monday at ( clock in the afternoon
Officers viii be elected for the ensuing
year and all members of the society are
urged to attend.
GOOD MUSIC.-The Harmony Glee
club viii sing Martyrs of the Arena
during the services at the tabernacle
Sunday afternoon. The same club viii
give a musical in the Sixteenth ward
school house in connection with the ward
CigOir Wednesday evening, Jan. "a
BANK DIRECTORS CHOSEN.-W. w
Chisholm. Boyd Park J. A. Cunningham,
J. d. Kendall. S. II. Fields. E. E. Rich
and s c. Park were elected directors of
the Bank of Commerce at the annual
meeting The officers chosen were W. w.
Chisholm. president; J. a. Cunningham,
vice president; S. c. Park, cashier.
PIONEER GONE.-Phnip Brooks. one
OF the old timers who came here from
England in 1854 died of heart disease at
his home in this city yesterday. Mr.
Brooks was in the employ Of the Oregon
Short Line and was highly esteemed by
ali with whom he came in contact He
was forced to relinquiSh his position four
months ago and since then has been a
great sufferer so that death came as a
relief.
TEAM DRILL-Utonian Tent No. p
X O. r. NJ. neld a special meeting Friday
evening Jan z for the purpose of degree
team drill. This was the initial drill of
their new team. and Sir Knight Woodman
reports an exceptional good showing. Mr.
WOodman SAYS UtOnian tent has the ma
terial. and plenty of it, for The making
Of a degree team that is designed to win
the iaurels for team work in this inter
mountain country.
THE MAN WITH THE JAG.-A man
with a jag and a much battered anatomy
came into Mccoy livery stable early last
evening and asked for a buggy and driver
to take him TO his home in Bountiful- He
claimed to have come down yesterday
morning with a load Of Old iron. and
while unloading it received the several
cuts and bruises on exhibition about his
person His story might seem plausible
to a person who had not viewed him. but
there is a question in the minds of those
who did see him whether it was not in the
loading rather than the unloading that
his affection originated.