The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

| GOVERNOR AT LEHI-Governor and
Mrs. John c. Cutler went to Lehi yester-
| day to spend Sunday.
! CARD PARTY GIVEN-The Canadian
association gave a card party last evening
at the Eagles hall at 1918 South West
Temple street.
MAJOR WILLIS HERE-Major Willis
of San Francisco will conduct the meet
ings in the Salvation Army tonight and
tomorrow night.
MEETING POSTPONED-The meeting
of the Utah Women's Press club scheduled
to take place last evening in the Temple
ton building, was postponed for week
CHANGES ESIPLOYMENT-F. E. Bax-
ter will leave the employ of the Dinwood-
ey Furniture company on May to accept
a position with the Salt Lake Hardware
company
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. Nelson was
married last evening to Harry S. English
by Rev. D. A. Brown. Mr.. English is
an electrical engineer The young couple
will make their home in Salt Lake
To SING AT ST. MARY S-George
Soffe, baritone. will sing the offertory
solo, 80, Salutaris," by Mario, at St
this forenoon
RESIDENCE SOLD-The nine-room
pressed brick residence at 140 Second East
street was sold yesterday through Little
& Little by the Kaiser Investment COM
pany to Ella c. Leary of Park City, for
s, 80
MAN is INSTRUMENTATION Osborne,
an Englishman who came to Utah several
years ago. has been lost sight of by rela-
tives. Information is desired by Brigham
A. Scare, 81 Farleigh road, Stoke NeWlng-
ton London
GOES TO OAKLAND-Harry w. BOu-
ton of the Pullman company at Ogden has
been appointed agent for the same COM
pany at Oakland Pier and will leave
with HIS family Sunday night to assume
his new duties.
SURPRISED THE PASTOR-Rev. E.
Rydberg,~ pastor of the Swedish Lutheran
church. was pleasantly surprised last
evening at his home by his parishioners-
The evening was spent with music and
speechmaking. Refreshments were served
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH DADBEY-The
funeral of Joseph Dadley will be held
from the Twenty-secOnd ward meeting
house at noon today. He died April
and the remains were held awaiting the
arrival from England of Charles V. Dad
ley, a son, who has been there on mis-
sion
DANISH ACTOR COMING Christian
Zangenberg, the Danish actor, who is Wis
iting his countrymen in the United States,
will give an entertainment in the Y NJ
G. A. auditorium Monday evening. Mr..
Zangenberg is one of the three actors OF
the Royal Danish opera whose appoint
ment was made by the king.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCIES
H. Leib, proprietor of the Curio shop at
267 South Main. was summoned yesterday
to appear before the United States COM
missioner to answer to d petition of Bur
lin & Jones Envelope company and the
Century company declaring Leib to be in
a state of involuntary bankruptcy.
NEW BUILDING PLANNED-The con-
structiOn of a building at Main street
and North Temple, to be occupied by the
Ensign Amusement company, which has
just been Incorporated, will be commenced
May 1. 1t is the intention of the new COM
pany to have the building completed by
September / of the present year.
MINER PULLS GUM. SOrensen, a
miner of Bingham, was arrested late last
night for drawing a gun and threatening
to clean out Victoria alley. When walk
ing down the alley he stopped in front
of the home of 3. Smith. He was ordered
to move on or receive q bucket OF water
He refused to go and pulled his gun A
man held him until Patrolman James Tay-
lor arrived.
Y. W. c. A SERVICES-Vesper serv-
ice will be held at the Y. W. c. A, at
30 O'Clock today. Rev Herbert E. HAYS
of Gunton Memorial church will sing and
Miss Ruebelle Rathhone will sing A BIZ
bic class will be conducted at Z O'clock
tomorrow evening. The subject will be
1.-The Beatitudes of the Bible Aside from
Those in Matt, Chapter" All women
are invited to attend these services.