The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-02

sIMPKIN TO PREACH.-Rev. Peter A
Simpkin will occupy the pulpit of Temple
B'nai Israel tonight.
PUTS HONOR ASIDE.-J. F. Hagans
says c. NJ. Hurst is the inventor of the
switching device described in yesterdays
Herald
BANK CLEARINGS.-Lo bank clear
ings yesterday amounted to sS46. $500. For
the corresponding day last year they were
S432, 317.75.
WILL HOLD SOCIAL The Ladies'
Aid society and the Women Workers of
the First Baptist church will hold d So
cial at the church this evening.
MARRIED BY MIR. sMTTH.-Els Carl
son and Laura Paramore. both of Salt
Lake. were married by Deputy County
Clerk David A. Smith yesterday.
COUNTY CLERKS RECEIPTS. The
receipts OF the county clerks office for
February were $2133 50. For February
last year they were 81, 959 80, a gain for
this year of sl9450
LECTURER COMING TO Y.M. c. A
Ellsworth Piumstead will lecture at the
4. M c. A. auditorium Monday evening.
March >. as the seventh number of the
I. M. {. A Star entertainment course.
Y. w. c. A TO META meeting of
the Young Wemea's Christian association
VIII be held IN the rooms of the Manufac-
turets a Merchants association, 19-211
this afternoon.
SEE ''NIOBE. The members of the
University Dramatic club were patrons
of Miss Georgia Harper at the production
Of "Niobe" at the Grand theatre last
night The university presents "Niobe"
In the Salt Lake theatre soon.
MISSIONARY TEA.-The women of the
Phillips Congregational church had a
missionary meeting and tea yesterday at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Page
~ Fourth street. In spite of the IN
pleasant weather a goodly number at
tended.
WILL SELECT FARM TOMORROW
The committee appointed by the State
Federation Of WOmen's Gibbs to select a
Juvenile court or industrial farm Will
meet in the juvenile court room in the
city and county buiiCing at $50 O'Clock
tomorrow morning 10 make a final selec-
ton
SHRINERS To DRIIIA-Sam c. Park.
who has been drilling the members of FL
kalah Mobiles, Mystic Shriners, an
nOunced that the next drill would be held
March q, and that it will be interesting
He said that the Shriners will make the
pilgrimage to Los Angeles in May and in
tencs to have the best drilled battalion
there.
ALUMNI MEETING The annual meet
ing of the High School Alumni associa-
ton viii be held this evening in the au-
dttorium of the public library. The hour
toI meeting Is t-SJ. ana a special musical
programme will be rendered by the Misses
Edna Nav. Aura Rogers and Miriam
Brooks. The annual election of officers
viii be held.
WILL BUILD HOME.-K. D. Hardy. !
secretary of the Home Trust & Savings
company, bought through his concern a
piece Of ground 214x10 rods on Sixth, near
ID, street yesterday. The consideration
was S1,0OO cash. Mr. Hardy will begin at
once the construction of a 5000 residence /
He has the residence under contract of
sale. and as soon as the house is COmpIet-
ed he viii dispose Of it.
CLASS DAY DISCUSSED. The Junior
class committee of the High school held a /
meeting last evening at the home of VIII /
Grow to beside fitting close for the
years work, instead of the customary
class day. Three events were decided /
upon, two of which are on the mystery
order the third being a reception to the |
senior class. The events are of the kind !
nominated in the bond warranted as non
wtth-the-course-of-st
TYLER ARRATGNED-E TYLER. /
cOiored, was arr1igned before Judge Diehi !
yesterday morning and entered q plea of /
not guilty to the charge of grand larcs- /
ny. His case was set for preliminary
hearing on March Z. Tyler is charged /
with having stolen a gold watch and $50 /
IN money from Laura Smith. who lives on i
Franklin avenue. Tyler was arrested last /
Monday in Ogden and brought back to |
Salt Lake by Detective George Chase.
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