The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-11-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

SHIRT WAIST CLASS MEETING
shirt waist class will meet for the first
lesson on tuesday evening at 7:30 in the
Young WOmen's Christian association
rooms in the Brooks Arcade
THE JEWISH CEREMONIAL
Freund will lecture in Barratt hall Mon
day evening on Jewish Ceremonial in the
Home and Synagogue" There will be no
admission fee.
ACTION To RECOVER William II.
T1bbals filed suit in the district court yes
terday against NJ. A. Daugherty to re-
cover S55.Sl, alleged TO be due on a stock
transaction.
HARRY ROBINSON ADMITTED
Harry j. Robinson was yesterday admit
ted TO practice in the United States court
Mr.. Robinson was formerly a newspaper
man and is advancing rapidly in his new
profession.
TO EXAMINE COPPER PROPER
TIES.-H. c. Hoffman will leave this aft
ernoon for Montana to look into some
copied properties in which he is interested
Mr.. Hoffman will be away about ten
days.
ON SERIOUS CHARGE.-Edward
Burke. formerly a contractor, but now
employed by a telephone comp5~ was
arrested at 235 South State street on a
serious charge made by Leon Young.
runaway boy from Eureka.
GET ACQUAINTED SOCIAL.-A social
evening is being planned for Wednesday
Nov. q. in the downtown rooms of the
Young Women's Christian association. 81
Brooks Arcade. Mrs. Russell L. Tracy
has charge of the evenings program.
THREATENS TO KILL HIMSELF
James ParGy, an old man, while intoxi-
Gated threatened to kill himself in Com
mercial street last night He had a bot
tie of some sort Of mixture in his hand
which he said was poison. He was taken
to the city Jail
JAMES BREEN IN TOWN.-James
Breen of Spokane. who is heavily inter
lumbia, Washington and Montana, is d
guest at the Kenyon. Mr.. Breen is close
ly associated with F. Augustus HeinZe in
number of hot springs resorts and also
in mining enterprises.
OPERATION IS SUCCESSFUI-Tho
as Fleming has undergone an operation
at the l.. D. S. hospital The operation
which was successful, was performed by
DR.. Beers, and the patient is getting along
nicely. Mr.. Fleming is the oldest news
paper man in the city. He has been con-
nected with The Herald, Tribune and
Deseret News.
ASKS FOR LETTERS.-Mrs. Grace
Swan petitioned the district court vestar-
day to be appointed guardian of David
e. Swan, 10 years old, and John r Swan
II years old, her sons, and Amelia SIade,
- years old. and William Slade. II years
old, her grandchildren. Mrs. Swan de-
clares that the father of her grandchiI-
dren is deaf and their mother is dead
Mrs Swans husband is also dead.
MESSENGER BOY HURT-Joe Smith
a messenger boy, living at 29S South Sec
ond East street fell from his bicycle at
Third avenue and B street at 1880 OF clock
this morning and was painfully injured
AT the Emergency hospital DR.. Steele
sewed up cash upon his forehead and
a split lip, and attended to an injury
upon the boys right arm.
WILL DELIVER LECTURE-D. G.
Hogarth, director of the Cretan explora-
ton fund, will lecture before the Utah
Archaeological society in the Packard
library on the evening of Dec. 2. His
general subject will be The Future
Fields of Archaeological Discovery in Lee
vantine Lands" with special reference to
the west Asian hinterland. The lecture
will be illustrated.
BETTER FOR MAN AND DOG
Snug. dear little pug. was too noisy for
the guests of the White House, so the
dogs owner Mrs. J. Troppis of Big
Piney. Wyo., took him to police head
quarters and begged that he be cared
for until she starts home on next Tues
day. He was found a place in the police
barn. The White House guests. who
had complained about Snug's nocturnal
barking. slept better last night.
MIND APPARENTLY AFFECTED
Fred Long, a 19-year-old boy employed
by the Mine & smelter Supply company.
was overtaken with some sort of mental
trouble at Second SOUTH and Main streets
last night and began striking passersby.
other man when Policeman Wood ap-
peared and took him into custody. 1t is
said that Long was struck upon the head
with a sledge hammer about two weeks
ago.
Y NJ. c. A. INITIATION.-Last night
the new students council of the associa-
ton institute was initiated at the Y. NJ.
c. A This body of students is selected
for scholarship and leadership upon NOM
nation of the faculty and election by the
permanent members of the student coun-
ell One man is eligible for each of the
larger classes. Those initiated last night
were: L. r. Martineau. David Brown. Nj.
n. Judd /. J. Bristol. F. T. Schott, j. S.
Schricker. NJ. Carruthers. Franklin Hold
ing F. A. Burlington, F. G. Wadsworth,
Arthur Bowen.
MRS. HICKEY SURPRISED.-A merry
surprise party took possession of the
nome of Mrs. j. e Hickey on Friday
evening. Cards were played and q de-
licious repast was served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Cuddy. Mr.. and
Mrs E. p. Scoville, Mrs. q. J. Geary
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Coulam, Mr.. and Mrs
Wells Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Wilkinson,
D. Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. p L. Dock
endorf. Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Blackmar-
Mr. and Mrs. Gertsenslagher. Mrs. NJ. c.
Pitcher. Mrs. NJ. A. Condor and the
Misses Gearv Pitcher. Cuddv. Inez Cud-
dy Eva Hickey and Lillian Wilkinson.
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