The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

MISS MCOOEY RECoVER1NG.-Miss
Marie McCOoey is slowly recovering from
| severe illness.
RETURN FROM COAST-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. S. Taylor have returned from a
stay of two weeks on the coast.
OFFERTORY SOLO-At st. Marks ca
| thedral this morning Miss Hattie Nichol-
son of Chicago will sing the offertory
solo.
HAS NEW William Dilling-
ham has been appointed to succeed John
| Latimer as fireman in the United States
building.
SOCIALIST LECTURE-A lecture I'M
der the aspices of the Socialist Labor
party will be given this evening in Fed
Grafton of Labor hall.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GREENWOOD
The funeral of Mrs. Martha NJ. Green
wood will take place today at - o'clock
| from the Nineteenth ward meeting house.
CONTRACTOR RETURNS HOME-w.
II. Ross, contractor on the Union Pacific
came in from Rawlins, Wyo., yesterday
and will remain with his family for a
few days.
DANISH ACTOR RETURNS.-Chris
Zangenberg the royal Danish actor, will
return to this city next week, and give
an entertainment at the Y. NJ. c. A. on
Wednesday.
MRS. BIRCHS FUNERAL-The funer-
al OF Mrs. Sarah Birch will be held at the
First ward meeting house, Murray, on
Sunday at 30 o'clock. Inter1ncnt in the
South Cottonwood cemetery.
FALLS FROM WAGON-Andrew Nor
ling a delivery wagon driver, was pain
fully injured last evening by falling from
the seat of his vehicle. DIR. Paul sewed
up the cash in the boys head.
RECEIPTS INCREASE-An increase of
$685.. SO over the corresponding month last
year is shown by the May report of J.
L. Eldredge. jr.. county clerk. The re-
ceipts for the month were s3,406.9S.
DR.. CANDLES LECTURE-Dr. g. A.
Gamble will deliver a lecture in the Twen-
ty-third ward meeting house, commencing
at $50 this evening. His subject will be,
THE Laws of Nature as Regards Health
CLOSE AT O'CLOCKAThe grocery
stores and meat markets in the local trust
will henceforth close their establishments
at O'Clock in the evenings. The new
rule does not apply to Saturdays and days
preceding holidays.
MUSIC AT ST MARYS CATHEDRAL.
Miss Delpha Seren will be the soloist
at st. Mary's cathedral today at the
o'clock mass. At the high mass at IL
o'clock, Pllileas Goulet will sing ''Madre
Amore," by Campana.
TO CONFER DEGREES-Next Friday
evening the Scottish Rite bodies of Free
Masonry will hold a meeting in the Ma
sonic temple to confer the degree of per-
feet master upon a large class of as
pirants from different sections of Utah.
APOSTLE TO BE A DELEGATE
Apostle George A. Smith was yesterday
appointed by Governor Cutler as one of
the delegates for Utah to the annual con-
vention to the National Association of
Charities and Corrections which meets in
Minneapolis, June 10.
JUNIORS ENTERTAIN-Th members
of the faculty and senior class of the uni
versity were entertained by the juniors
yesterday. The party rode in decorated
hay wagon to Hills ranch, south of the
city. where various diversions were en-
joyed and delicious Tepast was served
CHILD SUCCUMBS-Rut Inez Carter. !
the 4-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs |
r. B. Carter, died Saturday forenoon af- !
ter a lingering illness Funeral services |
will be held at the family home 81 South |
Second West. al 2:3G O'Clock on Monday /
afternoon. Interment in Mt Olvet ceme- |
terry.
president. David Henderson. secretary. |
ard William NiSbet, chairman OF the eX- /
curson committee of the Thistle club.
will be in Ogden today. consulting with |
the leading Scots of that city in relation |
to the joint outing to be held at Logan |
on June 10.
FORGIR is CAUGHT-Samuel Males
was arrested last night by Detective
George Chase and is being held at the |
;ity Jail to await the arrival of San Fran
,isco officers. Males is charged with
having forged the name of his employer
% check in San Francisco. He con-
'essed his guilt.
HASHIMOTOS INCORPORATED-Th
Z. H. HashimotO company. q Japanese
mercantile concern, filed articles of in
corporation with the county clerk yes
erday. The incorporators are e. d. Has |
limoto. Y. Hashimoto, Mrs. Y Hashi-
motto. J. Aiinami and ]. Oura The cant
al stock is $4,000, with shares at par
-aiue of 800 each. 4
GOES TO JAMESTOWN t. Jak-
nan. representing the Rural Republican |
4 Salt Lake county aud other papers
eft last night for jamestown. to visit
he exposition and to participate as
tabs representative. in the proceedings
4 the annual convention of the National
editorial associa ton. MIR. Jakman will
,e away several weeks.
COLONEL BISHOPS VISIT.-CoIonel
nd Mrs. l.. x. Bishop. of Grand Rapids.
fich.. who have been visiting Mr. and
irs. ". G. Tuttle for the past month,