The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.


TO SING. TODAY.-1fiss Hilda Beavis
VIII sing the offertOry solos at both serv-
ices today at st. Marks cathedral
PARDON BOARD ADJOURNS.-Owing
to the absence Of the governor. the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the board of par
dons was adjourned yesterday morning
for one month
WILL SING AT CATHEDRAL.-AIis
COrinne Harris viii sing an Ave Maria,
by Dumont, at St. Mary's cathedral to-
day.
INJURED ENGINEIvs.-August Gley--
ner. the engineer injured IN the Rio
Grande wreck near Pueblo yesterday, is
a brOther-in-law of Policeman Joseph W.
Bush of Salt Lake. He visited here with
ia the past couple Of months.
INTERIOR REPAINTED-T interior
of St. PauIs church has been reprinted
and remOdeled throughout and the regu-
lar Sunday services VIII be held there
today.
TEACHERS WANTED - Application
was received IN the office of the state
superintendent of public instruction for
q primary grade teacher at so a month
in Oakley. Summit county. Teachers are
also needed in Davis and Kane counties.
CORN HCSKING PARTY-The Thayne
Bros. Mandolin club was the host at a
corn husking party given at the Murray
Opera House last evening. It was a mis-
siOnary farewell.
FIREMAN HURT.-Walter Blakemore
Z
his engine while fixing the headlight in
POcatellO yesterday. He was brought to
st. Marks in this city for treatment. but
il developed that his bruises were not
serious. and he returned TO his home last
evening.
WILL TALK socialism, W Mar
| tin. late secretary Of the Socialist party
of Colorado. will lecture tonight begin
Fourth South and State streets. His
topic VIII be Public Ownership and So
cialism.' Musical selections will be rem
dered by the ladies' orchestra, and no
admission VIII be charged.
VISITING PASTOR WILL PREACH
I Rev. ii. II. McQuillikin, pastor of the
| First Presbyterian church of Cheyenne,
Wyo.. is IN the city. He attended the
/ in Salt Lake to visit his friend. Rev. B..
| Young, pastor of the First NJ. r. church.
He will preach there this evening.
I TWELFTH WARD CONFERENCE
! A conference of the Twelfth ward Will
! be held in the ward meeting house, be-
| ginning at $50 this evening. Bishop
| Williams announces that the stake pres
! idency will be present and requests q
| fun attendance.
BOYS LEG BROKEN.-Teddy. the
| 6-year-Old son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
! Hatfield Of Meade street met with a pain
ful accident last evening that Will keep
| MIN off the playground for some time.
| The little fellow was at play in the street
/ delivery wagon ran over him, breaking
the bone in his left leg near the thigh
Or; Joseph Milliron was called and soon
/ reduced the fracture and made the boy
| as comfortable as possible.
NAUNOO LEGION TO MEETING
monthly meeting Of the association OF
the NauvOO Legion will be held tomorrow
| evening at the bishops office tithine
yard. at the usual time. Election Of Of
ftcerS will take place. Several Of the
! honorary members have donated 10 the
! mortuary fund. which will so towards
helping the widows and orphans Of the
| association.
MORE TOKENS OF ESTEEM
sistant Chief Charles z. Wood Of the
fire department was presented 3
fine model rifle and $50 in cash yester-
day. These presents were contributed by
the entire membership of the department
| Wood being about TO sever his cOnnec-
ton Herewith. He had previously been
made the recipient of a gold-headed UNI
brella from the boys" at No. fire sta
ton.
| TO GIVE \ RECITAL-The Boise Cap
ital-News has the following: Radcliffe
the-NamOuS Salt Lake organist is being
engaged 70 give a recital at an early date
on the new pipe organ at the Methodist
church. The new instrument cost double
! that of any other in the state and with
Professor Radcliffe 10 manipulate the
keys a rare musical treat is assured. Il
Is the intention Of the management TO put
on the recital within the next two weeks
IL is quite probable that a series of re
citals will be given during the winter by
MUSIC AT PHILLIPS CHURCH.-Th'
musical programme to be rendered at thu
| Phillips Congregational church today in
eludes choir and Instrumental selections
Miss Erma Durham will sing There j!
/ a Green Hill Far Away" while Miss lii
liam Turner will render Dear PROMISED
Lana (Burton). A duet Beyond TIL
Shadows" will be sung by Mrs. w b
/ Mccartney and DR.. c. NJ. Chandler. !
violin solo will be played by PrOfesso
| G. NettletOn. The choir selections vii
be: ooh Be Joyful in the Lord, (Em
ersOn). II Love TO Tell the story (Nel
SOM. "All Hail the Power Gabriel
This is reunion day at Phillips and all Ole
/ members and families formerly connected
with the parish now residing in the els
are invited 10 spend the day there.
ANSWERS WIFE'S COMPLAINT-Ed
I for divorce brought against him by hi
I wife, Nancy Jane Picker. and tried be
/ fore Judge Han last Thursday. denie
her allegations of cruelty and failure Il
! provide for her. He says she, and no
he. was the aggTessor in all Of thei
| troubles. that she induced him to deet
10 her his property and that after h
had done so. she locked him out Of tn
| house and would not permit him TO r.
turn to get his clothes. He charges q
with using bad language and with as
sOciating with other men. Her story, h'
! declares. is untrue and Concocted for tn
! purpose of inducing the court TO gran
her a divorce.
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