The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
Local Briefs.

WILL SING AT ST MARK S.-win
Sibley will sing the offertory solo at St,
Marks cathedral this morning.
WILL PREACH HIS FIRST SERMON
The East Side Baptist church has a
new minister, Rev. l. S. Walker. who
viii preach his first sermon this morn
ing
SERIOUSLY ILL WITH RHEUMAT-
ISM-G- G X Gunner is at ST. Mark $
hospital seriously i'll with rheumatism.
day.
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT
farewell entertainment will be given in
the Twenty-first ward meeting house.
Monday evening, in honor of Samuel r.
Arnold, who leaves during the week for
Great Britain, where he goes on a mis-
sion
FUNERAL OF E. L. DODGE-The
body of the late L. l.. Dodge arrived in
this city yesterday forenoon. and the
funeral was held at O'Clock in the after
noon from his late residence. with in
terment in the Masonic vault at Mt
Olivet.
RECEPTION TO NEW PASTOR.-A
reception will be given Thursday even
ing TO Rev. McIain Davis the new
pastor of Westminster church. and his
Wife The retiring minister. Rev. +. l..
Arnold, Will deliver the address of well
come
SOCIALISTS TO MEET.-The Social
Science club will hold its regular meet
ing al the Federation of Labor hall. to-
morrow evening. when Murray G King
At these meetings any person may ask
questions on social topics. and a musical
programme is rendered.
BOARD OF HEALTH STATISTICS
The births in Salt Lake during the past
week numbered p, of which IL where
males and 10 females. There were .
deaths reported to the city health board.
males and females. There were IS
week. also cases of diphtheria. 81 cases
Of measles and case of scarlet fever
RELEASED ON BAIL--G. H. DortOn
who was arrested at his home at Bling
ham Junction seVeralg days ago on the
charge of criminally assaultinE Ellen
Burgin, a 15-year-Oid girl has been re-
leased from the county jail. He gave d
bond of 5000, signed by Joel Means and
Reese Jones 1t was approved by Justice
of the Peace J. J. Williams, before whom
he was arraigned.
FRESHMEN ENTERTAIN.-At the
East Side High school Friday night the
freshman class entertained the mid-yedr
class. After the exercises in the assem-
bly, room, guests and hosts went to the
basement rooms. where refreshments
were served. The boys of the football
team were also invited guests and as
sisted IN making the evening pleasant.
Many patrons were also present.
SUIT GOES OVER-The suit of Eta
s Reed against the Utah Light q Rail
way company. for s. 900 damages. was on
trial before Judge Norris L. Ritchic. and
Il jury yesterday. and il was expected
that a decision would be reached before
nightfall- This was impossible. however.
the attorneys becoming involved in Z mo-
ton regarding Instructions TO the jury.
As Judge Richie has to go to Tooelc
county Monday. the case viii not be re-
stunned until Wednesday.
Y. NJ. G. AS NEW OFFICERS-The
following officers have been elected by
the Y NJ g y, for the ensuing year:
President. Frank b. Stephens. vice presi-
dent l.. G. Miller; recording secretary.
) b Tuttlc, treasurer. +. a. TimbN.
General superintendent A. L. WelbN. OF
director in place Of S. Y. Shelp. who has
removed to Syracuse. y Y. and John
Dern has been chosen director to sue
coed Samuel Merrill resigned. James L.
Paine has been appointed auditor of the
. association.
WILL c. DAVIS WINNING PRAISE.
VIII g Davis. formerly ii resident of
Salt Lake, and pupil of Anton Peder-
son, is winning praise as a member Of
the university of California Glee club for
his work on the violin. The glee club OF
the coast university recently made "A
tour of the state and while performing in
Sacramento. MIR. Davis won the follow
ing criticism from Sacramento daily
Beyond all question. Mr.. Davis Won the
palm of the entire entertainment and de-
served it. verdict endorsed by the audi
ence which would not be denied. and
compelled his third appearance The
article goes on TO commend the feeling
expressed by the Salt Laker in handling
his bow.