The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-12
MURRAY HAPPENINGS.

Murray. June 1o.-Mrs. N. \. WiIium-
sen will leave for q visit 10 Portland,
Ore, Sunday June IL
Charles Durand has gone 10 portland
After visit at the exposition there ne
viii 20 to California
y baby girl was born to Nj ana Mrs,
John Arnold. Monday, june =
\ baby boy made its appearance at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lau-
ritzeH last Monday.
Reuben Hoover has been indisposed
with rheumatism during the week
Mr. and Mrs. + Heidergath viii leave
for visit to Indianapolis and afterwards
10 Denver, where they viii remain with
relatives for about a month.
Ernest Stewart and family have moved
10 Mill Creek.
r ". Nadsen has been chosen man
aver of the Murray baseball association
in place of Drum Miller. who has re-
signed that position
The All Hallows band was in Murray
last Thursday and entertained the pub
lie by playing lively airs on State street
IT was payday at the smelters, and
the crowds enjoyed themselves in gath
ing around the band wagon. An elaborate
supper at the Murray hotel concluded
the outing Of the boys. Father Guinan
OF the college was the insugator of the
affair.
The county commissioners are LAYING
a pipe line between Murray and Sandy
for the purpose Of supplying the Sprink-
hing wagons with the necessary water
The spirit OF road Improvement is mani
Tested IN Murray 10 q marked extent
The southern end of State street is the
objective point of the present activity
n that line
Mrs James Henry Gilbert has been
confined TO her room for a number Of
weeks. Her condition is reported TO be
Airs. Sarah Gill of MILFORD ward died
last Tuesday from the effects Of Daraly-
sis. at the age of 6S. The deceased leaves
a husband. Robert Gill and a nuubc~
from the MILFORD ward house Thursday.
June s.
Mrs. Ncttie Fame Of South Cottonwood
died Wednesday morning from the ef-
fects of throat disease. She underwent
two operations and suffered from the Of
feCts for nearly fifteen months She
leaves a husband and three children Of
tender age The funeral took place from
the South Cottonwood ward house
Thursday afternoon and was largely at
tended by az classes OF people
The Taylorsviile district schools held
their exercises last Monday at which
Judge W. H. King addressed the Eradu-
ates,
The Phoenix saloon. ON the corner Of
State and Seventeenth South streets was
set on fire Wednesday morning about
o'clock. The night watchmau found
tho room adjoining the saloon on
fire and filled with smoke. The flames
were soon CNtInEUIShed hy means Of
Chemicals placed bv the CITY ar ra~fafr,
points on State street \pthiu. has de-
veloped 80 far regarding the origin Of
the fire
The annexation of the Twcntv-fourth
district has not been accomplished as
yet for the reason that 90 few technical
uofUtS have 20 bee considered and adj
iuste-i. il is expected that the matter
viii be definitely settled al the next
council meetirE-
Mrs. Esther Scott was happily sur
prised last Tuesday ay a number of la
dies belonging tn the ForeSterS- lodge
OF which Mrs Scott Is also "a member
The occasion was the anniversary Of
Mrs SCOTS hirthda- and an cniovab BILE
time was passed About fifty persons
participated IN the Gathering.