The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-16
MURRAY NEWS NOTES.
Personal Notes From Busy smelter
City.


Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Slack from the
Highland Boy have departed for Seattle,
where they will spend a few weeks Wis
itinr.
The little boy of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ca
hoon of the Highland Boy is quite sick.
r., n, G; Merrill and family, who have
smallpox for the last five weeks. had the
flag removed Thursday.
r. J. Crandan has gone to southern
California on business.
Mary, the t2-year-old daughter OF
Charles Sandahl, is sick with typhoid
fever
X. X; Nebeker is. contemplating max
ing trip TO the Deep Greek country,
where he will look after mining property.
A lecture was delivered Thursday night
at the ward meeting house by some pro-
lessor of the Logan agricultural college
Tor the benefit OF the young people for
the purpose of creating a desire among
them to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunities offered by that Institution.
y baby has made its aDpearanre at
the home OF James Olsen of the High
land Boy No.
No quorum was present at the last city
council meeting and consequently no bust
ness was transa cted.
Pastor Johns preached his farewell SER
mon last Sunday before a goOd-sized au-
iience. He took his departure from our
town last Wednesday
G. +. Lybbert and his daughter Esther
from Rernsl; Mrs. A. Bergeson and son.
from Santaquin, and Miss Josie Nash
from Salem, are visiting at the home Of
our popular physician. Or. Olson.
Mrs. COomis. proprietor Of the Coomis
hotel formerly established in the san
ders block. has moved 10 the Jones block
where she will conduct her business.
Mrs Frank, the former cook Of Beck s
MOTEL Is contemplating conducting a
rOomlng mouse in the Sanders block for
merly occupied by Mrs. Loomis.
Murray is in great need OF smaller
dwelling houses. Workingnen employed
by the smelter company come here and
ina that the only way to get shelter for
themselves and families is TO go TO the
MOTEL This condition rests heavily upon
the minds of the heads of families who
come here from different places to make
a livelihood
and Mrs. Esther Buck Of Murray were
married at the home OF the brides par
ents- Kew. J. Z. Andrews of the Baptist
church performed the ceremony.
Laurie Erickson has established a lunch
counter at Bingham Junction.
James Whitaker and Herman johnson
were sentenced to serve five days each
az hard labor on charge Of malicious
mischief. They had taken horse and
buggy belonging to William Adarnson.
with which they went to Sandy 20 attend
before they had enjoyed themselves dan
cling very long.
oscar Benton of Taylorsviile. Roy
Wright Of Mill Creek and Jack Larson of
ton, who got $5-foF fast driving. Sher-
iff Graham caused the arrest
Anton Berg and Gus Johnson received
a severe lecture from Justice McOTnie on
a charge of using improper language to
girls. Both boys and the girls are Of
tender age.
Pastor Andrews viii speak Sunday
night on the subject. The Cry of Dis
tress, al the Baptist church
Marriage licenses We're issued TO Chas.
Johnson and Emma Olsen. ana Joseph
A. Bateman and Stella Buck OF Murray.
Mr.. Parkinson intends to move to Lo-
gan.
Another photographer will soon estab~
fish gallery here. He has purchased a
lot Tor this purpose.
Thomas Powell will erect a new brick
building for residence purposes.
Messrs. Caldwell and Boam will erect
two brick buildings for store purposes.
Mrs. NJ. A. Williamson and children
have arrived home.
A sister of +. A. Parkinson from Pu-
eblo is visiting her brother.
A baby girl has arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elkins.
Johnnie Alborn has suddenly taken
Miss Clyde Larson is visiting here with
friends.
To the collection for tho benefit Of pas
tor Johns, the departing pastor OF the
Methodist church. an unknown friend
The Knights of Pythias have appointed
a committee to work out a programme
for a lodge entertainment 20 be held as
soon as the worst heat Of the summer
is over. Edward Forbes Charles lie
Clair and Frank Arnold compose the com
mittee.
The butchers Of Murray and neighbor-
ing towns closed their shops last Wednes-
day and spent the day at Callers park.
1t was butchers day. and sandwiches
were handed out TO ali who wanted to
partaEe.
An unprincipled fellow. working in the
blacksmith shop Of the smelter plant. in
dulged in insulting a little girl who car
ried her fathers dinner to the plant.
Some Of the other workingmen. noticing
this. gave the fellow 20 understand that
he had to leave or be made TO leave. 1t
Hyrum Hoffer was found guilty Of dis
turbing the peace and was fined $40 20
pay into the city treasury.
George Tingley has arrived from the
east. He looks hale and hearty. Mr..
Tiugley is manager for the Hub
Mr.. Hoover. jr., of the Candy Box is
ailing with rheumatism.
The reception to be given in honor of
the Rev. and Mrs. Black will take place
at the home of Edward Dundas on State
road, near Fifteenth South.
Atwood Bros. are intending to estab-
lish large coal and lumber yard near
Lovendahl.
Messrs. Stratton. Short. Stevens. White
head. Anderson. Larsen. Hartman and
Tingley will build dwelling houses next
spring This will mean a relief for our
rapidly growing town.
Next week the city will commence grad
ing the west side walk on state street.
The grade In front Of the Jones block
will come down. aud likewise the grade
In front OF O. Bodens block.
Pacific islanders dav will be held al
saltair on Friday, Aug. q, for salt Lake.