The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-20


Emma Jackson for the church aid fund.
Z : TO TRAIN NURSES. White Cross
Sanltarinm company has filed articles o,
incorporation with the county clerk. X
r. Miller Is president: NJ. A. Breeder, vice
/ president. and O. g. Snow. secretary and
/ treasurer The object OF the cOmpany- is
I 10 establish. maintain and operate sani-
tariums and training schools for nurses
IL VIII provide the services of skilled ply
siclans and nurses for its patrons The
capital stock is s59.0o0. divided into 500U
sDares OF the par value OF 81 each. The
company OWLS certain medical formulate
aud copyrights.
! FOR NIGHT SCHOCL.-The home and
education section Of the Ladies' Literary
club will hold a cake sale Tuesday morn
ing for the benefit of the free night
school
NAUVOO LEGION.-The next monthly
meeting of the Association OF the NauVoo
Legion will be held in the bishops office
az O'Clock Monday evening. A full at
tendance is requested as an excellent pro-
gramme of entertainment has been ar
ranged by the new president, w. Cation
A MORGAN COMPANY -INCORPO-
RATES--The Morgan Dairy company OF
Morgan yesterday filed articles of incOr-
pos2tion with the secretary of state. The
IncOrpOratOrs are G. w. McCune and Viii
liam r, Newman Of Ogden, Ed Moore
I house Mrs. Sarah A. Mccune and Mrs.
ital stock is $1,000, with shares at SO each.
SOCIALISTS THIS EVENING.-The So
cialists will hold their usual Sunday
! evening meeting at Labor hail. Fourth
South and State streets. programme o.
music is promised by Mrs. Ida Davis, vio-
iinist, and Mrs. De Lory, pianist.
THANKSGIVING FOR ORPHANS
The women in charge of the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery on state street
are preparing to give the children a big
! Thanksgiving dinner next Thursday. Each
year at this season the public has donated
money ami supplies. SO that the little ones
may have something for which to be
thankful. This fall the contributions viii
be received by Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert.
"a South Main street and Mrs. e. I.
Thorn, 66l South Main street.
TWENTIETH WARD CONFERENCE.
"A meeting of special interest will be
held this evening at $3.50 at the Twentieth
ward meeting house under the super
vision of the Ensign stake presidency.
After a lapse of eighteen months. the
authorities and members of the ward will
assemble in conference and consider vari-
Gus matters. statistical and otherwise,
connected with the ward. The hall will
be decorated with flowers for the ocea-
sion, and the choir will render varied
and appropriate musical programme.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
Twenty -nine applicants for appointment
as citIhS ana Carriers IN the pOslOtAiCe
took the civil service examination yes
terday. Fully ninety days viii elapse be-
fore it viii be known who passed and
who failed, the examination papers
with the answers to the questions sub
mitted must be sent TO Washington. The
local board of examiners is composed Of
II. +. Dewey. w. S. NaylOr and .. Viii
Hams
RECEPTION TO STUDENTS.--At the
university assembly hall the Agricultural
college football team and about 200 stu
dents were given a reception by the stu
dent body of the university. The mem
bers of the teams were brought to the
front and required to make speeches. Dur
ing the evening punch was served and
dancing was the enjoyment of the even
ing. The Agricultural team and their
rooters viii leave for Logan this evening.