The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

CHAPEL ENTERTAINMENT. o. The
burlington mission chapel gave ar enter
tainmenL Thursday evening at their
music and Rotations was given. Re
freshments We're served.
FIRENEN MEET MONDAY There
viii be a meeting of the Veteran Nolun-
teers Monday night Dec. s, at s o'clock.
at 21 Canyon road. All old firemen are
respectfully invited to be present. Busi-
ness OF Importance will be transacted.
GRADUATED NURSE.-Miss Victorine
May was graduated from the training de-
partment of the KeOgh-Wright hospital
Yesterday. She will spend two weeks
with her parents in Nephi. and then re-
turn 70 the city 10 take up her profession.
RELIGIOUS CRISIS ADDRESS.-Rev.
W. S. Hawkes. Of Springfield, Mass. viii
preach this evening at i:45 O'Clock IN the
Phillips CONGREGATIONAL church on THE
Spiritual and Religious Crisis in New
England Rev. Mr. Hawkes. was for
merly a resident of this city. when he
was home missionary superintendent for
Utah.
MEMORIAL SERvICES.-At il O'Clock
this morning. at St Marks cathedral.
there will be held a memorial service out
OF respect TO the memory Of the late
Bishop Abel Leonard. The services will
be conducted by Bishop Tuttie Of Mis-
souri,, presiding bishop Of the Protestant
Episcopal church IN America. Holy com
munion will be held at 100 a m.
VETERANS MEET TODAY.-The Utah
Philippine Veterans society will meet in
the city council chamber. city and county
/ building. this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
In addition TO such other matters Of
/ business as may come before the meeting
I the society will decide upon a date for
the annual election of officers and com
mittees and plan for the work OF the
next year
SUSTAINED PAINFUL BRUISES
Mrs Emma Brown. one OF the janitOr-
esses on the county side of the city and
county building. tripped and fen yester-
day morning i'm County Clerk John
James office on a piece of mating. The
and fell TO the floor Her face was bad
/ ~ bruised and her right hand lacerated.
ADDRESS on MUSIC.-This evening
az the Twenty-tirst ward meeting house
3 Professor Evan Stephens viii deliver an
address on Music. During the evening
q musical programme VIII be given con-
sisting of several numbers by the church
cnoir- solo by Miss Mabel POulton and
a selection by a trio composed OF Misses
Annie owen, Eva Hudson and Helena
I Walsh.
WANT TIC. BE CADETS State Super
intendent of Public instruction A c.
Nelson is I'm receipt of a number of let
ters from young men throughout the
state making inquiries relative to the
competitive examination for entrance into
West Point. They incline him to the be-
lief that when the examination does take
place it Will not prove a failure as did
the last one. Several OF the writer's said
they had already begun studying.
MR. O'REILLY GRATEFUL.-F'rau nix
! +. OReilly OF Waterloo whose family
I was visited recently by that scOurge,
/ black diphtheria. has been released from
quarantine. and was yesterday around
I thanking the friends and neighbors who
I so kindly assisted him during his recent
trouble Mr.. and Mrs O'Reilly appear 20
I have had more than their share Of sor-
I row and misfortune They lost three Of
| their five children from the dread dis
ease. besides suffering from il them
1 selves. A new home which had been
I completed but a short time will in ali
| probability have 20 be burned by the
health authorities