The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-31
LOCAL BRIEFS

son is BORN.-A son was born yester-
day to the wife of b. w Risley, 116
Ounce street
FIRST DANCE AT SALTAIR.-Em-
ployes Of the u. c. NJ. l. will give the
first dance of the season next Friday
evening at Saltair
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN TO MEET
The regular meeting of the Veteran Vol
unteer Firemen's association will be held
Monday, April 1, at O'Clock Members
of the mortuaTy fund are especially re-
quested to be present
EASTER SONG SERVICE.-Professov
Charles Kent and some of his pupils Will
give an Easter song service at $50 o'clock
this evening at Farmers ward chapel, on
State street. between Eleventh ana
Twelfth South streets
WRITES NEW SONG.-C. d. Brown of
SIS Third avenue has received copies of
his recently published song, Il Have
Something / Would Whisper in Your
Ear" The song comes from the Popular
Music Publishing company of Chicago.
FORM LAW FIRM.-Stephen L. Rich
ards, David W. Moffat, y. I. Porter and
+. Conway Ashton have formed a new
law firm and will have offices in Salt
Lake City on the fourth floer of the Nc
Corniek building and at Murray in the
First National Bank building.
BEEKEEPERS TO MEET.-The Utah
Beekeepcrs' association will hold its an
nual spring convention in the office of
Mayor Thompson on April 3. Smelter
smoke arbitration and a proposed revl-
sion of the bee laws are among the ques-
tions which will come up for discussion.
MRS. FLAGG ILL-Word comes from
Goat Island of the serious illness of Mrs.
W. w. Flagg, formerly of this city, who
is visiting her brother, Captain Mark of
the United States army. Mrs. David 5.
Murray, who has been in Los Angeles,
FASTENED TO the bedside of her sister, and
is with her.
WILL TALK ABOUT INSURANCE
Frank f. Mcmillan. president of the Ma
tional Association of Life Insurance Tn
derwriters. reached Salt Lake last even
ing On Monday he will address a meet
ing of all the life insurance men of the
city at the Commercial club rooms. He
is on his way to the east.
EXTRA DATE FOR ELKS MIN
STRELS.-The Elks have secured an adj
ditional date for the presentation of their
minstrel performance The original date
was April IL, for one night only. Under
the new arrangement the MINISTRIES will
appear on the 18th also. The seat num-
bers for the first night have been eX-
hausted
Y w. c. A. SERVICES.-Special Easter
clock under the auspices of the Young
Womens Christian association. The Rev.
Benjamin Young will deliver an address.
and music will be furnished by the Dung
Mems Christian association quartet and
others. DIR. Young will lead the Bible
class on Monday evening and will deliver
sermon on THE Appearance of Our
| Lord After the Resurrection This class
/ is open to all women. The services will
be held between I and o'clock
CONCERT BY BOYS BAND.-The sec
cnd of a series of concerts was given by
the juvenile band last evening at the
Utah chamber of commerce and was d
pronounced success from every point of
view. The boys rendered the different
plainly demonstrated the results of their
careful training. These concerts will be
given every other Saturday evening. and
the public is invited. During conference
the chamber of commerce will be open
evenings from Thursday evening on.
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