The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-10-04
STATE NEWS
MURRAY NEWS NOTES.
Weeks Happenings in Busy Smelter
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The city. council has accepted the bid
Of the Progress company TO furnish
power and light for 10 cents per am
pere, in consequence of which a good
supply of light win come to every street
IN our town.
At a Republican mass meeting held
recently a committee was appointed for
the purpose Of calling q primary pre-
paratory to the coming city election.
A call is issued for the 10th of October
for a mass meeting in order 70 place a
. Citizens ticket in the field.
Mrs. Thomas Cornwall died last
/ Thursday az her home in Georgetown.
Typhoid fever was the cause of death.
Mrs Cornwall was a member Of the
Ladies' Circle Of WOodcraft. The fune-
raj will take place Sunday.
A company called the Iron Dramatic
company has been organized here. The
incOTpOratOrs are c. T.. Nicholas presi-
dent and director: A w Wadstrom. di-
rector; II. A. Baron. director; +. w.
Orem, director; G.. +. Durand, secre-
tary; Edward A. Parkinson, vice presi-
dent Mary NJ. Andrews. The property
is located in Idaho, the general office
is al Murray.
The little daughter Of Thorwal John
son has had her hip dislOcated.
Mrs. Lars Nelson of Sandy is quite
sick
Alba Graham. the son Of Margaret
Graham, is down with typhoid fever.
The WOOdmen of the World held
social connected with a dance which
was very much enjoyed by all those
who participated.
An effort is being made to organize a
club for the purpose of promoting a
high moral standard. 1t is aimed to
conduct the club on lines with the
William Wright. the mail carrier, mas
been unable to be on duty for the last
week on account of constant nose
bleeding A substitute carrier had to
take his place.
A surprise party was given to Mrs.
Ormie.
Oscar Rhodes is recovering from sick
ness.
Karl S. Anderson OF Bergertown was
taken i'll.
The baby Of Andrew. Anderson is i'll.
J. A. Christensen. the photographer.
is feeling indispOsed.
Gospel RaiirOading," is the subject
of a lecture TO be delivered Sunday by
Rev. H. w. Pratt at the Baptist church
The coIored people enjoyed a we'll
attended dance at Boden's hall.
Frank Atwood and family have re-
turned from Idaho TO their old home at
Crescent.
w. II. Bishop has withdrawn from
the Leader on account Of ill-health. He
Will 60 to Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Connors of the
Highland Boy are about ready to go
to San Francisco. Cal, on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garreaa have moved to
Salt Lake, where they viii conduct a
rOOming- house business.
The Socialists have postponed their
W Frrf11 "a T,1a
on sunday, oct 4.
A forty-fOOt street viii be opened run
ming from state street to the Short Line
tracks. The property owners have con
scented.
James Freeze, the large property
owner, viii open a street from Murray
street to Atwood road.
N. Thompson. the operator at the
r. q. W. station, has resigned his po-
sitiOn and gone TO Tennessee.
Miss Mary Johnson has been visiting
with her sister in Eureka
Thomas Davis has sold the Murray
restaurant to a Mr.. Gibson.
James Freeze has purchased the old
Benyon place on east Murray street,
Mrs. Baker Of ogden is visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William At
wood.
DR.. Bird has established himself here
as a physician.
Ray Laur was fined 50 for vagraucy.
Miss Laura 5, Anderson has gone to
Salt Lake City.
Arthur short is here from Frisco
visiting.
Rev. J. G.. Andrews has gone to Idaho.
The little boy Of William Draper. who
recently swallowed 15c I'm coins com
plains of pains in his stomach. and may
have to undergo an operation.
w. II. Miner and family have gone to
North Bend, Neb., where a reunion Of
the Miner family will take place