The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-06
LOCAL BRIEFS

| GO TO LOS ANGELES-Mr. and Mrs.
/ E. NJ. West and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A
West left for Los Angeles last evening.
RETURN FROM EAST-Ferd Strouse
of the Greenwalde Furniture company and
]. H. Garrett have returned from the east.
FIRST SON ARRIVES-Mr. and Mrs.
John Reed are rejoicing over the arrival
of their first son. who was born last even
| ing.
WOMAN BALL-A ball will be given
| by the Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Monday, October IA, at knights Of Column
bus hall.
GIVES BOX PARTY-W. D. Booker
Igave a box party at the Orpheum last
evening in honor of Miss Adeline Canova
of Jacksonville, Fla
REGISTRATION OFFICE-The regis
tration office for the Thirty-seventh dis
trict will be at James plumbing shop, 81
East First South street.
ALUMNI TO MEET-St. Marys alumni
hold meeting at st. Marys academy at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon to arrange for
an annual meeting, November 4.
SURPRISE PARTY-Thirty friends of
Mrs. r. G.. Buckle of 767 Fourth East
surprised her at her home last evening.
The occasion was Mrs. Buckles birthday.
MEETING POSTPONED-It has been
decided to postpone the meeting of the
missionary union from October "a until
November Z, on account of other conven-
lions.
SOLOIST AT ST. MARK'S-Miss Amy
Osborne will sing Love Ye the Lord,
Handel at St Marks cathedral today at
both services, with violin obligato by Nor
riS Andrews.
TO MEET WEDNESDAY-A regular
meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary society
of Temple Bnai Israel will be held We'd
nesday, October 0. at 2:90 p. m, at the
B'nai Birth rooms.
III ~, al
Packing company of Portland. Me-. Sc
cured permission from the secretary of
state yesterday to transact business in
Utah. A. F. Collier is the local represen-
tatiVe.
TO TALK ON Railroads.&c. r.
Tillman will lecture at the Congregational
church Monday evening He will lecture
on Railroads and Monopolies" instead of
on the Race Question. as was an
nounced.
TO TALK ON WALES-A concert and
lecture under the auspices of the Sons OF
Wales will be held at the Seventeenth
ward amusement hall next Friday at s
o'clock. Alfred Reese will speak on
Wales and Her People"
MILITARY SOCIAL-The United Span
sh war veterans will give a social next
Tuesday evening in their hall at S231a State
street The G. A. R., w. r. c.. Ladies of
the G. A. r. and Sons of Veterans have
been invited to take part.
NJ. W. EVANS DIED-A telegram has
been received announcing the death of
NJ. w. Evans of Lockport, n. Y. Death
occurred Friday afternoon and was due
to cancer of the stomach. Deceased was
the father of NJ. r. Evans of this city
and has a great many friends in this To-
cality.
MASS MEETING CALLED-A mass
meeting will be held at Federation of La
Dor hall this evening under auspices of
the Industrial Workers Of the World. The
speakers will be August Gilhans of New
York and George Speed of San Francis
co. An effort is being made to organize
an 1. w. W. local in Salt Lake City.
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD-The synod
of Utah will open in the Third Presbyter-
ian church on Tuesday evening, October s.
resentatives from the Presbyterian
churches of Utah, southern Idaho and
western Wyoming will be in attendance
There will be popular meetings on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings.
REEKEEPERS MEET-The semi-an-
nual meeting of the Utah Beekeepers' as
ISOLATION was held in the city and coun-
ty building yesterday. e. s. Lovesy was
the principal speaker. He reviewed the
conditions of the industry in the state
The association passed resolutions of con-
dolence on the death of Oliver B. Hunt
ing.on, one of the big beekeepers of the
state, and a former president of the as
SociatiOn.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE NAMED
Under the act passed by the last legis-
lature authorizing the establishment of
libraries in cities of the third class and
providing for the. appointment OF a COM
mission to look after their installation,
Superintendent of instruction Nelson yes
terday named the following to act as the
central committee of what is TO be known
as the State Library league: Howard
briggs, chairman; A. c. Matheson, secre-
tary; Esther Nelson, Dr. E. g. Gowans
and L. r. Anderson. mayor of Manti
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