The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-11
Local Briefs.

IN NEW HAMPSHRE.-Mr and Mrs.
j. f. Wells and Miss Wells of Salt Lake
are at BrethOw Woods, a summer resort
in New Hampshire.
WILL ENTERTAIN CLUB.-Mrs. g. \.
Hawkes. will entertain the Past Noble
Grand club at her home, 1912 South Sec
ond East sereet, next Thursday after
noon.
SHORT SERVICES AT TABERNACLE
President Joshua II. Paul of the l.. D.
). university was the principal speaker
at yesterday afternoon services at the
Tabernacle The services were short,
following quarterly stake conferences.
VISIT FARM SITES.-Member of the
general committee to select site for the
central state experiment farm visited the
Pennington. Spanish Fork, Provo and
Lehi sites during the week. Final action
on the matter will probably not be taken
until near the close of the month.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HARRIS.-Serv-
ices over the remains of Mrs Mary b.
Harris were conducted at the residence,
10 { street. by Rev Or. W. NJ. Paden
or the First Presbyterian church yes
terday afternoon. The interment was in
Mt. OiiYet cemetery.
LEHI MAN HURT.-An employee OF the
Lehi factory of the Utah Sugar COM
pany was brought into Holy Cross hos
pitai at late hour last evening uncOn-
scious from injuries received in the fac
tory. He was hurt about the head, hay
ing fallen in some manner yesterday
morning,
G, A r. MEN PASS.-Dozens of q. \.
X. men en- route 10 the coast after the
encampment 1t Denver, We're in Salt
Lake City yesterday. Many of them at
I tended the tabernacle services in the aft
ernoOn and passed the rest OF the day in
sightseeing. Almost all the states were
represented in the delegations.
BURIAL OF a SOLDIER.-Funeral
services of Charles A Henry formerly
d member of the Thirteenth Minnesota
volunteers, We're held in the funeral par
/ Tors Of s. ID. Evans yesterday afternoon.
Inc services were conducted b. Rev.
! Charles +. Perkins. rector OF ST. PauPs
/ Episcopal church, and We're attended by
many friends including Utah Philippine
veterans. Interment was in the soldiers
plot IN the city cemetery.
SHORT FUNERAL SERVICE-Priyate
services over the remains of George Guer-
tin were conducted by Rev. D. A Brown
of the First Baptist church at the funeral
parlOrs of s. ID. Evans yesterday. The re-
mains were shipped to Pueblo, Colo. on
! the Rio GTande Western in the after
noon, accompanied by Mr.. Guertin's wife
/ and sister Local telegraph operators
/ and other friends attended the services
and accompanied the remains to the sta
ton.
SPEAKS TUESDAY NIGHT.-A change
OF route has necessitated a change in
the date of the appearance here of Henry
Z mar lsol oIOMit the uoIeu author and
president of the New Thought league of
America Mr. Brown will speak in Unity
/ hall. 40 South Second East street, at
5 O'Clock tomorrow night, instead of on
/ Saturday night as had been announced
His address Will be under the direction
of the local New Thought Science league
Admission viii be free.
MININM MEN ARRIVE.-Directors of
the MOntana-TOnopah Mining company
and weli-knowu mining lawyers from San
rHnFaEpnFHHW
different interests in the company, are at
/ the knutStOrd. The directors OF the COM
pauy meet today 90 reorganize the cor
pOratiOn and something of a struggle be
tween the diverse interests is expected
/ The MOntana-TOnOpah is one of the larg-
est properties in the new Nevada cOun-
/ try and it's stock Is held largely by Butte
people.