The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-14
Local Briefs.

| MRS. SMOOT INJURED.-Mrs.H Harry
Smoot Of Sugar House ward slipped while
| IN the act Of going outdoors Yesterday
and broke her left arm as a result of her
| fall.
! NAUVOO LEGION MEETING The
regular monthly meeting of the Associ-
alton of the Nauvoo Legion will be held
at O'Clock tomorrow evening in the
bishops office in the tithing yard.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING -
Inc Inc annual meeting of the Utah State
historical society will be held at 4:3O
o'clock Monday afternoon, in the count .
ing room of the Deseret National hank
Officers will be elected for the ensuing
year.
Y. M c. A. MEMS MEETING-Rev III
mer L. Goshen will speak on "a Universal
Message at the mems meeting in the T
M. Z. A. auditorium at $50 O'Clock this
afternoon. DR.: E. V. Silver will speak
on "Sight vs. SEEING at the meeting in
the boys section.
TO HONOR Observation-Disclosures 70
the banquet to be given by the Thistle
club, Jan. %, in honor of Robert RIIrns'
birthday will be issued during the week
Professor Charles Kent and Mrs. Nellie
bruce Pugsley will sing several of fhe
Scottish poets best songs during the
evening.
LECTURE ON UNIONISM.-I,ocala 90
Industrial Workers of the World, will
hold the first of a series of educatiOnaT
meetings at 8 o'clock this evening in
Federation Of Labor hall Joseph Gil
bert will be the speaker. The public IS
Invited to attend the meetings. which
will be held on three Sundays Of each
month.
CHURCH MUSIC TODAY.-Miss lillian
Framing will be the soloist at Phillips
Congregational church this morning,
where she will give 20 Guiding STAR by
Richards. Mrs. A. S. Peters will sing
shepherd of Israel by Nevin, at st.
Marks cathedral. Mrs. Wragg will be
the solOist at the First Presbyterian
church.
WEEK 81 HEALTH REPORT.-The re-
port Of the city board of health for the
week ending yesterday shows twenty-five
births, thirteen males and twelve females
There were twenty deaths reported nine
males and eleven females. Twenty-one
cases of contagious diseases were report
ed, four diphther1a, sixteen smallpox and
one chickenpox.
HENTY SOCIETY OFFICERs.-Tbe
semi-annual election of officers of the
Henty Literary society, held in the So
c1ety club rooms on Twelve East street
resulted as follows: President 7
secretary and treasurer, II. G.. Miller:
reception committee, A. T. Davis H c.
Miller. The Gazette staff will be: L. G.
Cracroft, editor; A. T. Davis and A J
Wood, reporters.
SHOE DEALERS INCORPORATE
Articles of incorporation of Chris
tenson & Co. of Salt Lake were filed
in the office Of the county clerk yester-
day. The company is Incorporated for
five years, and will carry on a retail
shoe business with a capital stock of
$3.50, divided into 81 shares John H
Spiers is president; Norman Christensen.
secretary and treasurer; N. c. Christen-
son completing the board of directors.
CAST FOR "OLD HOMESTEAD"
The cast of 1.-THE Old Dairy Homestead. -
which will be presented by the boys
section of the Y NJ. G. A next Friday
evening, will include Nell Pratt, Frank
Whitney, Frank Cameron, Austin Lam
denberger, Chester Bowers, Miss Bowers
Kate McCory, Grace Courtney and Mary
Mcpherson. Howard Butler is business
manager Of the production; Neil Pratt
stage manager, and Terrell Hoyt prop
ertY man.
THISTLE CLUBS OFFICERS.-Offi-
GERS of the Thistle club for 1906 were
installed at the meeting Friday evening
at follows: President, Nicol Hood; first
vice president, w. G. Oracle; second vice
president, Robert Stevenson; secretary
David Henderson,; assistant secretary,
Mary Hamilton; treasurer, Simon
Grieve; sergeant-at-arms, Robert Wills !;
conductor. W. A Gray; chaplain, w. T.
Hopkins. -Four new members were adj
mitted and refreshments were served.