The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BERT MORRIS CONVALESCENT--
Albert c. Morris has been pronounced out
of danger. following his recent operation
and is conva,escont at his home on Can
yOn road.
TO RECOVER ON NOTE.-The Utah
Commercial g Savings bank has com
menced suit for the recovery OF Sl.Dl
pTOmissOTy note against Martin a Beck
stead and wife
LADIES AID sOCIETY.-The Ladies
Aid society OF the Swedish Lutheran
church viii meet Thursday afternoon at
2-.w with Mrs NJ Nielsen. S62 North Third
West street. All ladies welcome
KENNEY GETS CONTINUANCE -
Clarence KenEey yesterday asked con
tInuance until Saturday to plead TO a
charge or attempted murder on the per-
son Of Mrs Mary r. Nicholas The con
tinuance vas granted by Judge DiehL
DESIRES DIVORCE.-Sarah I. Gerber
has begun divorce proceedings against
Aaron r. Gerber for failure 20 provide
couple were married on Dee, p lSSi-
! he plaintiff desires her maiden name.
Sarah Frances Wrisht, restored 10 her
SECURES DIVORCE--AIabeI J. Nc
COrmack was granted a divorce yester-
day from George F Mccormack on tho
grounds of failure to provide The tes-
timoHy showed that the husband had not
supported his wife or lived with her since
their marriage
ORGAN RECTAL TODAY-A classical
programme will be rendered at-the organ
recital this afternoon at the tabernacle
Professor J. J. Mcclellan now devoteS
Saturday to popular selections. while
Tuesdays and ThuysdayS dTe classical
afternoons" Doors close at 90 D. m
USE UTAH. AsPHALT.-City Engineer
Snow yesterday patched bad place in the
Main street pavement in front Of the n
g. NJ. l. store. about SIX feet square with
J-tah asphalt. ii is the first tine that
native asphalt has beef used Un3dulter-
afed on the city streets. and is done as an
experiment TO ascertain how long II VIII
last.
OFT OK OBATION.-Through the
influence OF friends. John Whitaker, a
youth accused OF stealing bicycle De-
longing to Ernest MCHahn. has been re
leased on suspended sentence lie VIII
be given chance to turn over new
leaf Whitaker Wept bitterly IN police
court when confronted by proof OF MS
guilt
WILL BUILD HOUSES. N Whitley.
brother of the inventor of the Whitley
tables. has Just closed the purchase OF
pi-ce of ground on the corner OF WINDSOR
avenue and Ninth South street -zX@bt
fee in extent Tor Si.560. 1t is Mr.. VII
fie7-'s intention to erect 4 number of neat
modern cottages on the ground pUT-
chased and these Will be for sale or
rert
UNITED IN MARRIAGE.-Mis Annie
Perkins and John b Crane. both OF SAT-
Lake were united in marriage last even
ing AT the home of the parents of the
groom 500 West Third North street ne
ceremony was performed by Bishop VIII
liam Mcmillan A reception and luncheCn
was served TO d few intimate friends
and relatives They viii make their nome
in Juab-
BROWN GRADUALLY IMPROX ES---
James Brown the painter VINO suffered
2 conrussiOu Of the brain as the result
OF q fa-l several davS ago from the d r.
Walker Building IS gradually improving
at HON Cross hospital. and the attend
ing physicians give hope that IN time ne
VIII regain full PHYSICAL and mental pow
.crs Brown la1sed into Inconsistencies
after his terrible fail and has only had
short periods OF lueidity since that time
DUETS TITLE.-Judgment has been
granted the plaintiff IN the case OF
Charles G. Pc, erson against Louisa Pear
son as administrative Of the estate Of
Martin Pearson deceased. on the grounds
that the defendant failed TO appear and
plead The suit was for the title to a
Ter Of section q. township south. range
I east The defendant is ordered 10 pay
the plaintiff $3.50 costs out OF the estate
MRS. SLOAN \ VICTIM-Walter ].
Sloan left for Merdon. Cache county yes
terday afternoon on the first train he
could catch. after reading in The Herald
of the poisoning OF many people a thai
place. Mr. Sloan's wife and child were
p one message from his relatives yes
terday morning informing him that his
baby was cut OF danger. but that his wife
vas in A critical condition as the result
Of poisoning.
SUES BANK.-Thomas s. Williams OF
Soda Springs. Ida. mas begun suit against
the Utah Commercial < Savings bank
Tor SaI9 judgment. The plaintiff claims
that the defendant failed TO fulfill
contract 10 sell a 500 herd OF So head of
sheep and a $3.50 herd held BY HeTdsrs
Farley Elder and Z. \. Brown Tor wages.
The contract was made Oct. 81. 1902 and
since then plaintiff claims 10 have re-
ceived from the defendant but SO Of thu
amount due him. although there have
been plenty OF opportunities to sell the
sheep
DR. BROWN GOES EAST.-Rev. D \
Brown and wife left last evening for
Kansas city on a vacation thar viii ex-
tend to Sept. !. DR. Brown VIII supply
in the FIRST Baptist church OF Kansas
City during his absence. He and his wife
will also take in the St Louis exposition
Rev Thomas IL ScruggS OF Provo. who
has been going after the iDfideis IN
sensational wav for some time past viii
fiji DR. Browns pulpit in this city both
morning anu evening next Sunday. White
in the city he viii make his homo a go
West Sixth Sonth street
LOSES HAT IN STREET.-On West
Temple street between Fist and Second
South streets. at point where many
people are continually passing Mrs.
Louis Anderson lost her hat about 10.s0
last night. the creation or flowers and
feathers being blown from her head as
she was seated on a Warui Springs ear.
For thirty minutes Mrs. Anderson. as
sisted BY Patrolman Moore and several
passers-by searched for the hat without
avail. Now there : Z mystery for The
municipal sleuths to solve. How and
a.