The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

CHRISTIAN TRUTH SEEKERS-Th
Christian Truth Seekers hold meetings
Sunday and Wednesday evening. begin
ming at 7:30 at ~ East Third South street.
loom 202 the Auditorium hotel r. Anna
viii deliver an address IN German.
ARRANGING FOR CHRISTMAS.-Th
choir Of Central Christian church is pre-
paring programme for song service to
be given Christmas night.
TO GIVE VIOLIN SOLO.-Miss Helen
Hartley viii play a violin solo at the
FIRST Presbyterian church at the morn
Ing services. Mrs SHELTON being III.
MISS BERKHoEL TO sING.-Afiss
Agatha BerkhOel viii sing the offertory
colo at st. Marks cathedral this morn
ing.
POSTPONE SHELTER NIEETING.-A
dozen farmers and three attorneys for
the smelter companies appeared before
che health committee of the board of
county commissioners yesterday to dis
Cuss the problem Of damage TO crops by
poisonous fumes from the smelters. The
farmers did not want to present their side
OF the question without legal representa-
t.cn N the corporations were TO be rep
resented by lawyers. so the meeting was
adjourned until Jan. 5. when the farm
ers viii appear with legal advisers.
BALDWIN LEAVES TODAY-Ceneral
Frank d. Baldwin and staff leave for
Denver this afternoon after a weeks
visit and inspection at Fort Douglas
Last evening Captain Madden gave din
Ter in honor Of the general and his staff
There was no proEra NINE at the post yes
terday in honor OF the visitors the gem
eral remaining quietly indoors all day.
REPUBLICAN CARD PARTY.-A card
party will be given by the Women's Re-
publican club at the home of Mrs John
9. Cutler, 935 South West Temple street
Thursday. Dec. %, at o'clock. All Re
publican ladies are invited.
ENTERTAINMENT AT ALI, HAL
i.OWS.-Wcdnesday evening the students
OF All Hallows' college will present the
five-act drama entitled Louis ~. King
or France The drama tells the story OF
the kings captivity in Egypt The per-
Iormance VIII take place IN the college
hall and will be complimentary to the
friends and patrons OF the college.
EASTERN STAR ELECTION.-At tho
annual installation Of officers Tuesday
evening Of Iynds chapter No. O. f. s
at Masonic hall the following Uyere in
stalled: Mrs It. J. Nipper. worthy mat
ron; Richard I. COnely. worthy patron:
Ai. :; Is. Granam. associate matron;
mrs. Mary 9. Wright. secretary: Mrs J
+ BeveredSe, treasurer; Mrs. S, p. King.
conouctress; Mrs. L. NJ. May associate
ecqonduetress; Mrs. w. P. Cooper. Adah;
Miss Jennie Breckon. Ruth: Miss Nellie
Gleason. Esther; Miss Ada Kinney Mar
ina: Mrs. G. +. S3aulding. Elecfs. Mrs
Kate M. Taylor. chaplain Mrs = n
heneqlct Warder; Miss Nellie Canning.
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John F. Hardin. sentinel. At the con.
elusion or the ceremonies a BANQUET was
served that has not been exceiied since
the organization Of Lynds chapter and
was pronounced one Of The most Cordial
events of the season
TO ADDRESS SOCIALISTS "a snoo-
ial Tax on Poverty is the subject n Ar
address by Murray SchIck al the Soc5sIist
meeting tomorrow evening at Federation
or Labor hail. c L. Randall wifi render
2 flute solo entitled a. Refine Tles A.. :,
mere VIII be mandolin and guitar selec-
lions by Mr.. and Mrs. Newman.
NAUNOo LEGION.-The next monthly
Inesiins or me NauVoo Legion association
VIII De held in the bishops office. fifh-
ing yard. Monday evening at 8 o'oIocl,
AS Il IS the last meeting OF the old vear
2 full attendance is requested as seversI
important matters OF business win have
10 be decided 10 enable the association
To start the new year afresh.
SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERsAPv
samuel H. Auerbach and wife Celebrated
their silver wedding on Friday last in
..eW 1oIk ely where they are stopping
~ present with thor family. MANY Saif
Lake friends have kept the wires hot IN
extending hearty congratulations and 70
WISH that they may live TO enjoy Their
THREE ARE PARDONED.-The STATE
board OF pardons. yesterday pardones
Amasa NJ. Clayton sentenced at Tooan
for embezzlement: Calhoon Ray. William
for pardon or Roy KaiKhn and .sNiels'
Haworth. sentenced for life for murder
were continued. The requests of Moses
Creechley. John GroeSbell w w. Pakcr
Louis A. Goodwin ana George Houfz /
were denied
CARMEN ARE ILL-Out of the 90 /
men employed by the local street railway !
company twenty-five have laid OFF on /
account Of being III with Ia grippe pneu- |
n1onia or colGs- Sixty-five per cent Of the /
number are conductors and the rest !
moiormen. The latter are more warmly I
dressed than the conductors. who are 4
OBLIGED 10 nnpHfton their clothes 20 find I
change. pencils books and transfers.