The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-23
MuRRAY News 1TFMs.

Murray.
meeting petition signed by ninety-two
! people was presented and read. The sign
ers protested against the purchase Of a
site belonging to o. Sanders for a court
house and jail The petition pointed out
the objections the citizens had to iOcat-
Ing buildings of that nature in the cen
ter OF the business district After the
mayor had made statement that he was
in favor of closing the deal against the
| sentiments of the signers Of the petition.
a motion was carried to draw warrant
Tor $50 in favor Of Orson Sanders for
the property in question.
petition asking to place sidewalks on
south street was referred TO the street
commit tee.
Albert Cahoon has been chosen by the
! local Foresters to act as their represent
alive at the national convention. TO be
held at Buffalo. n. Y. the Tth Of next
month Mr.. Cahoou win leave here soon
ana will visit on his way number of
Mr. and Mrs. p. c.. Garrett have rented
the upper part Of the Sanders block. Oc-
will conduct a rooming house there and
commence business as soon as the houses
are cleaned and renovated.
Mr.. Spencer, the plasterer.i has sold his
! farm near Fourteenth South. street and
Will build on the~pieCe of property he
/ bought from Fl. w. Brown a number of
The Rev. Merrill, ID. D. of Buffalo, n.
y. viii preach at the NJ. E church at
O'Clock sunday evening. The pastor has
| the reputation of being a good speaker.
announced
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church win also convene Sunday night.
led by Miss Lois Smith. The topic under
discussion will be: Making Our Lives
count Miss Smith will favor the audi
ence with some singing.
The Rev. Samuel Allison has received
an appointment by the Nj. F. mission to
take charge of the Methodist church of
Murray. The pastor is we'll known In
this community. having served the cause
OF his church here before.
ME -
liant ball about the latter part of Sep
Mrs. Compton OF Wells. New. is visit
ing some of her friends here.
The Relief society and Y. L. NJ. T. 4.
and Primary Of Union will open grand
oazar at the Union ward for the purpose
of aiding the ward in its effort to build
an addition to the ward mee$jng house.
The Cahoon- Miller company is after the
purchase OF the ground where the Phoe-
nix saloon stands In case the sale is per
! tected. fine office building will go up
on the ground.
George Parker. our well known citizen.
had his left eye hurt BY a piece Of ore
and he had to undergo an operation. per-
formed by an optician.
The Murray Baptist church will have
the privilege of sending two delegates to
! the convention of the church to be held
at Ogden the first part Of September.
HanS Jensen gave party to a number
River street
John Olsen is erecting a beautiful house
ton on state street.
g. = Hlenk Of Murray was married TO
{ Miss Ethel Burt Of Brigham city.
d. ". Pheton, foreman at the smelter
plant. met with painful accident get
ting his foot mashed
Mrs 81 :. Potter. secretary of the Wo-
man Home society. gave a lecture at
the NJ. 2. church.
Reynolds Cahoon has suspended bust
family in Big Cottonwood canyon.
Walter Cooper is again conducting a
livery stable at Bingham Junction. which
business he had dropped for a while.
TO few friends.
J. G. CahOon and family have returned
from their pleasure trip in Weber can
yon.
William Bell is troubled with lung dis
case and rs a very sick man.
outing
Mr.. Fullerton has discontinued his con-
necttOn with the sampler company.
John Graham has left for Cache valley
Miss Phoebe olsen. daughter Of DIR. o.
sen. has left for Nernal, Uintah county,
a number Of small boys were arrested
Tor fishing in Orson Sanders fish pond.
! The judge gave a lecture to the young
I sters and dismissed them on better be-
Mrs Judd has gone TO Emmett Ida.
where her husband Is enga ged in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd. who have resided
here for number OF years will make
toned.
Mrs. Melvin Riches of Mill Creek took
her little baby boy 10 DR.. Ferbee to con
suit the doctor regarding the sickness of
her child. She hardly had entered the Of
ice when the child got worse and within
a Few minutes passed away.
Mr.. Hoover. the Candy Box proprietor
who has been in poor health for some
time Hin shortly have his sons Clarence.
Edward and Frank. and also his son-in-
law Frank Louk. from Kansas with him
/ fhey are on their way to Murray.