The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-05
Local Briefs.

| SONG SERVICE-A song service will
be given tomorrow night beginning at 8
O'Clock, in the Central Christian church.
BOY PROBLEM.-wiIlis Brown win
lecture at 1890 o'clock this evening at the
First Methodist Episcopal church. Hie
subject will be The Boy Problem
BOYS CLUB MEETS-The boys of the
K. O. Il. s. B. club held their regular
church yesterday. They were addressed
: by Mrs Meigs-
| PAN-HELLENIC BANQUET. = THO
members of the Pan-Hellenic society will
meet next Wednesday evening at the
! University club to make preparations for
| their annual banquet
GOING ON a MISSION.-A vocal and
Instrumental concert will be given in the
March Z. in honor of Elder Andrew Jack
| son. who will leave on q mission to the
northwestern states the following ds5,
RETURNS To CHICAGO.-A. E. Wild
| er. who has been in charge Of the Postal
( Telegraph office IN Salt Lake left yes
terday for Chicago, where he will re-
sumo ms former position assistant
| night chief He will be succeeded by H
c. Shaw Of La Junta.
VETERANS TO MEEr.-The annual
! meeting OF the Veteran Volunteer Fire
mem association Will be held in the
! hall. 2n Canyon road. Monday at 7:30
p m, at which there will be reports of
OFFICERS and election of officers for the
ensuing year
SELLS IDAHO STEERS.-HaiIev e.
Saunders sold a trainIoad of Idaho-fed
steers to George P. smith yesterday at
the local yards. The price paid was x 30
per 100 pounds. with the freight to be
the heavy feeding type, which is in such
great demand at the eastern markets
now.
CARELESS CONCERTO number of
| PROFESSOR George Careless compositions
viii be rendered tonight in the TWen-
tletn ward assembly rooms. under the
sesa 5ifeS OF the !. M. and Y. l. M /
Two numbers on the programme.
WILL REPLY To STEI.zLE-At the
me ~ eeitlllg ms evening OF the Propaganda
OF the Social Science club at Federation
nan w. ). Dalton Will deliver an address
on Does the Labor Movement Help tie
Church! in the course of which he will
reply TO the remarks made last Sunday
evening by the labor-preacher, Rev.
Charles +. Sickle.
NEW LUMBER COMPANY.-Artioies
Of incorporation were filed yesterday in
me office OF the secretary of state by
which has capital stock of $4,000 d.
weed into 90 shares of the par value of
NJ, James NJ, Robert M. Rachel u. and
gan.
MINING COMPANY INCORPORATES
me OSden Leasing & Mining company
with a capitalization of $4,000, divided
INTO 100 shares of the par value of 500
LAAeu STucAeS OF incorporation in
the office of the secretary of state YES
terday- The incorporators are w. ]. bal
! ~ J.; G, Nye, Fred NJ. Nye. Robert
=, Nye, Leroy Buchmiller. ]. r Rush
ner, D. q. Densel, +. J. Wherry. c. A
Wherry. ;. w. Wherry, A G Wherrv
u H Adams and o. NJ Runyon
VAUDEVILLE SHOW AND OPER-
EI IA.-At the Eleventh ward hall cor
ner OF First South and Eighth East
streets, next Thursday and Friday even
lhgs, VIII be given a vaudeville show, to
DC borrowed by a little operetta under the
direction of Nellie p Whitney entitled
Red Riding Hood by members of the
Juvenile Opera company of the Eleventh
ward, who rendered some months ago the
operettas Jack the Giant Killer" and
Babes in the Wood"
ORPHANAGE ENTERTAINMENTS
Inc annual entertainment for the benefit
OF st AIMS orphanage will be given at
the Salt Lake theatre on Saturday even
ing, March IS This institution. which is
conducted under the personal supervision
or Rt- Rev l. Seaman, Catholic bishop
OF salt Lake, cares for and educates or
phans and destitute children of all classes
irrespective OF religious belief It now
mas upwards of 200 inmates. and the cost
OF providing food and clothing for these
children readily suggests itself IN all