The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-02-14
MURRAY NEWS ITEMS.

There IS a movement on foot hers 10
build a first-claSS hotel and also union
han large enough to accommodate the
different fraternai societies. It IS
Thought that a building of that kind
would benefit Murray greatly and be the
proper means to advertise the town. and
bring 1t into prominence. It has t5esn
suggested TO form stock company and
raise from $4,000 to S75.o08 for this puT-
pose.
At the city council meeting routine
business was transacted The committee
appointed to work out plan to solve
the water and fire department question
stated that a report would be given at
the next session.
A brother and q sister OF Dr. Bird
from Kansas are visiting here.
Mrs Wright and son Claude Of Spring
vile have been visiting with Mr.. and
hrs. George Scott.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
church IS arranging a social for the even
ing Of Washington's Birthday
William Golden was sentenced to serve
ten DAYS in Jail for drunkenness.
Mrs. Catherine Watkins Mantle Of Tay-
lorSvlilc died req. :.
Wbooping cough and other sickness is
prevalent here at the present time,
The Rev. j. G. Andrews is recovering
from an illness which has kept him con-
fined TO his room for o number of days.
The Murray Sixty-Jhree club will meet
with. Dr. and Mrs Bird neX5t Friday
evening.
"a
benefit Of MessFs. Gleason and Brighton,
the murdered street car men, at the
opera house. The house was moderately
I.evina Gilbert, the S-yesr-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilbert, died Of
pnesmOnia-
Mrs. Hannah Ostlurd. tho oldest resi-
dent Of Sandy, died on the 9th of this
Tie ruins Of the Baden block, recently
dest rOyed by lire. are being cleared away
and q new structure, equipped with all
modern conveaieHces, win be erected as
quickly as labor can accomplish it. Nv
o. BOdsn. the proprietor, was reimbursed
by the Insurance company 20 the amount
9f s4l80.
The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. +.
church viii meet at the home of AIRS
Edith Smith Wednesday, Feb. l., at 2
.. m
Charles Durand had charge OF the
junior class and Mary J. Roe led the
regular services last Sunday night at
the Baptist church.
Miss Ruth Steffensea, the assistant
postmaster has recovered from severe
cold.
The Valley Smeitermen's union, No. %.
viii give q Valentine ball Monday even
ing. Feb. Is
An explosion occurred when a servant
Girl employed By Mrs Emma Wfnder
filled the kitchen range with coal. The
range was damaged and the cooking
utensils blown away. 1t is thought that
giant powder had found its way into a
piece og coal.
Erick Erickson and daughter Joe are
recovering from an attack of diphtheria.
Mrs. Charles klenE has been suffering
from a cold for d, week or so.
4 baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs
John Anderson of Wilford ward.
Mrs. Frank Bel. who has been sick for
some time. viii leave within few days
for Los Angeles, Cal.
Il. 0. Iindgren is suffering from a
cold.
Mrs. H. d. Van Sickle is confined to
her bod
The baby OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Z Hubs
peth is suffering from an attack OF bron-
Cfitis.
Austin, the 7-vear-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sandahl succumbed 10
diphtheria Feb. 9. Another son. 3 years
old, is suffering from the same disease.