The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-23
MURRAY NEWS NOTES.

since county superintendent Ashton has
expressed himself in fstvor of tabIishine-
hIsh school in Murray and sentiment is
growing mere rapidly 10 accomplish this
enc Murray Is the &C knowledged center
OF salt Lake county outside of Salt Lake
tty, and as such well adapted for am
institution of that kind The population
OF this end Of the county warrants a high
school. as from 40 TO us young men and
women living in the southern portion OF
the county attend institutions of learning
iIt various places, which number yvouId
increase considerably il a school of thar
KIND could be placed in easy reach. A
nigh school is need which is felt keenly
pN tNe people OF Murray and it's sur
rounding settlements. and hope is enter
tanned that a move in that direction will
soon Be lnaugurated.
In the nqghbOrhOOd of twenty school
boys appeared before Justice McOmie on
Friday. Oct. p, on the charge of violat-
ing the curfew ordinance. The court dis
missed tine youngsters on the promise
that they would be home in the future bv
2 O'Clock in the evening instesid Of roam
Ing the streets after that hour.
Mrs. Isabel Lamb was talIen to St
Marks hospital. She is suffering from
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. McKenna Of Bingham
Junction have moved to Salt Lake
Mrs. L. II, Lyon is recovering from a
severe attack Of Ia grippe.
Mrs. lanet Carruth Young. the mother
Of James W Cahoon. died Wednesday
born in Scotland in 1920 and Joined the
Mormon church in 1874. arriving in Salt
Lake i'm 1S4S She was a woman of ster-
ling qualities. She leaves seven children
The funeral, will take place from the Muir
ray ward house Sunday at y O'Clock
Miss Fife Gardner of Pine valley who
has been living here with relatives for
some time. has returned to her home
Her health is unsatisfactory in conse-
quence of az operation she underwent
about a year ago.
Mrs. Cuff Christensen is erecting
frame residertce on State street next to
DIT Olsen's dwelling
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
church viii hold a meeting next Wednes-
4. F. SavageY OF the State bank has
taken a vacatio for two weeks
a son of William Bagley of Sandy is
stricken with typhoid fever.
Marriage licenses were issued to George
1Terbst OF Winder ward and Pearl Shipper
Of Murray; Warren ,IBouthorpe, and An
The Rev. II. J. Talbot will deliver
sermon at the NJ. z. church Sunday even
Last Wednesday the marriage OF George
Ivon and Miss NIira Holm of Murray
occurred at the Salt Lake temple. The
groom is a young business man who I'M
Ill recently was connected with Ferre-
hoes drug store. and now is with the
Hin Drug company in Salt Lake. The
bride is the daughter Of Justice Holm and
prominent in social circles The couple
will make their home for the present in
Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs Booth Of the Highland
Pov have returned from their trip to the
Worlds fair.
A farewell party has been arranged for
at the ward house IN honor Of Manassah
Smith The party will take place Mon
day. Oct. "a two days previous 70 the de-
parture Of Mr. Smith who has been
called on a mission to the eastern states.
Mrs Sam Whittle, who has been on
visiting tour in Nevada for several weeks,
has returned home.
Mrs. NJ e Fitzgerald has returned
home from Idaho, where she has been the
past summer.
crease of street lights and the improve