The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04
Local Briefs.

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FLOWERS AND MUSIC.-Preparatio
are being made for floral and musicai
festival TO be given sunday, June Is at
the tabernacle
TALKS TONIGHT-Ernest Mills oil
British Columbia will speak at Fedora
ton of Labor hall this evening on 90
clalism and Wages.
CLUB WILL MEET-The Woman's
Republican club will meet at the nome OF
at , O'Clock on Monday Mrs George
Sutherland will read paper
I TALKS ON BOYS.-Mrs. e. f. Shepard,
president of the W. c T. I. of ltah.
viii deliver lecture entitled The Iwen-
tieth Century Boy" tonight at the IWeIl-
ty-third ward meeting house
CHILDREN'S DAY.-A chiidrens day
I entertainment will be given by the chill
4 dren of the English Lutheran sunday
Est street SundaV evening" al 7:30
/ o'clock.
/ COLLEGE TO CLOSE--The closing eN-
! erciseS of the Westminster college VIII
/ take place in the college chapel corner
! of Eleventh East and Eleventh Seuth
/ streets on Tuesday evening, June b. at
/ 5 O'Clock.
/ OUTING AT LAGOON.-The children
| of the deaf. dumb and blind school Will
be brought down to the Lagoon tomorrow
over the Short Line and the Salt Lake &
Ogden. The All Hallows cadets viii also
have their outing there tomorrow
PROFESSOR STEWART TO SPEAK
] Professor w. NJ. Stewart of the Un1Ner-
| sity Of Utah has been asked TO discuss
! Hand Work in the Graded Schools be
fore the National Educational sss0ciauoIi'
! which viii be held at ASbUry Park, \. j.
the first week of July.
LAY A CORNER STONE-At $50 this
evening the Latter-day Saints OF the
| Waterloo ward viii lay the corner stone
of their proposed chapel II is the plan
to have the building completed Sept /
A fine musical and literary programme
has been arranged for the occasion
BAPTISTS MEET TODAY.-At the
/ close of the morning services at the First
| Baptist church today a meeting will be
| held by the members of the congregation,
| at which the matter of location for the
! new church will be decided. There are
| several sites in view at the present time
NEW READING ROOM-The Mutual
PrOvident Federation has opened its read
| ing room in its new home, and the rooms
are open to the working girls belonging to
! the federation every evening A place
| for entertaining company il provided and
| the whole fitted up for the comfort and
convenience of those belonging
GOES TO PORTLAND.-Profes Jo-
seph Z. Mcknight Of the University of
Utah was selected yesterday by the board
| of regents of the university to take
| charge of the educational exhibit of the
state university at the Portland fair Pro-
| fessor Mcknight will leave in few days
| for Portland and remain there until Sep
| TENDER
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY
| HERE--Several members Of the Daugh-
] | tiers of the COnfederacy passed through
Salt Lake yesterday en- route 10 their
| convention to be held in Louisville. Ky
They stopped over in the city for a few
| hours, being entertained by local mem
bers of the order and then resumed their
journey
GETS \ FINE WATCH.-The Utah
Association of Credit Men presented
Manager John =. Critchlow with a beau
tiful gold watch as a testimonial to the
good work he has done for the OrganiZa-
ton The presentation was made last
Z evening at a special meeting Of the board
: of directors. President O. IT. Hewlett
making the presentation speech =
VETERANS TO MEET.-The regular
. monthly meeting of the Veteran Nolun-
| teer- Ffremen's association of Salt Lake
= City will be held at their hall No 211
5 Canyon road, on Monday evening. June
Z > at p m for the transaction Of reg
{ ular business and to make arrangements
( for their annual outing All volunteer
firemen are cordially invited to attend
5 this meeting
FINE ISSUE OF RED AND BLACK
+. The commencement number of the Sail
| Lake High schools Red and Black has
S been issued. 1t contains the history OF
Z / the High school and its future prospects
] I To each class is contributed conSiderab bic
a ! space filled with susDpy college jokes
: The issue IS well illustrated and contains
D group pictures Of the various classes. IN
{ Guiding the cadets and athletic teams
ROB \ DRUG STORE.-The Bridg,
I drug store at Fourth South and STATE
/ streets was entered early yesterday morn
/ ing by burglars The cash register was
o broken open. but the thieves secured only
y Z 81 in change Nothing else in the store
! was disturbed. An entrance was made
! by prying open small window in the
rear of the building. The burglars evj
IDENTIFY worked at the window for SOmi
. time as the entire frame was removed
I HEALTH REPORT.-The report Of tn,
y Z city board Of health for the week end
g ing June . shows = births, Is male ant
= Il female The death report for the SAM
n period numbered H. u male and D fe
@ male. OF these il were residents. mall
: and female: 1 nonresident died here:
. premature births. I still born , bOdie
/ were b-o75prt baro for irre~r4oDf I'm
= contagious disease report for the weel
y numbered 4. as follows: I case OF small
5. poX; 2 cases OF dIphtheria and 1 case o
!, measles.
ELECT OFFICERS The semi-annua
election of officers of the ''Henty Liter
airy society was held Friday night, Jun
2. at the club rooms on Twelfth East
Those elected were: l. q. CracrOft, pres
o ident; H g Miller vice president; A !
5 Wood. secretary and treasurer. G.
Gardiner and T. q. Wood were elected a
Il members of the reception committee A
4 T. Davis and Il o Miller We're electe
a. members Of the programme commit
tee \. T Davis also being elected a
II { editor Of the "CaStleman Gazette wit
J. I. @. Wood and g s Gardiner acting a
o / reporters
e DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS-A meet
(, ing of the Daughters of the Utah Pic
e ! neerS was held Yesterday afternoon "A
o the Lion house. Mrs. Susa Young Gate
was elected president in place Of Mrs
/ Maria Y DOugaH resigned. Mrs Gates
| election was unanimous, and she We
given the privilege Of selecting the vic
president Mrs. Lily Boveland Maese
was elected secretary. Mrs. Anna LynC
: treasurer and Mrs. Sarah J. Canno
=, / chaplain. A committee COMPOSED of Mr..
= / Gates. Mrs. Edna Smith and Mrs Ell
a W Hyde was appointed to address com
% I municatiOns to the Sons of the Pioneer
" calling a joint meeting with them 70
e June q. The next meeting Of the Daugf
> tcTs will be held June Il. with Mrs. Gate
"a at 6T2 North First West street.
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