The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-19
LOCAL BRIEFS

MASONS WILL MEETING. Moriah
lodge will hold special meeting tomor-
row evening at o'clock for Entered APP
prentice work.
VISITS IN SALT LAKE.-Miss Alice
L. Krogbaum of Denver is visiting her
cousin, Miss Cora L. Little, at 126 South
Second East street
AVE MARIA WILL BE SUNG
Phileas Goulet, baritone, viii sing an
Ave Maria by Rosewig. at St. MaryS
cathedral today at the IL O'Clock mass
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-Mr
and Mrs. J. G. Giles announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Alicia, to r.
J. Casual, the marriage~to take place
June II.
CALLED To BROTHERS BEDSIDE
Mrs William o. Best left yesterday for
Cincinnati, whittier she was called sud
denly TO attend the funeral of her broth
er, Fred Raine-
BODY SENT TO OGDEN-The body of
Mrs. William Foak, who died in this city
Friday at noon, was sent to Ogden Satur-
day evening. Interment will take place
Monday morning
WILL ENTERTAIN GENERAL MAN
AGER.-GeneraI Manager Zeno Host of
the insurance department Knights OF
Pythias. will be entertained Monday
evening by the local lodges of the order
in this city.
SERVICES IN THE TEMPLE.-Espe-
cieliy elaborate services viii be held this
morning at Temple B'nai Israel, it being
the Feast of Weeks" The, services will
begin at 10 O'Clock, and in connection
with them there will be a confirmation Of
ten boys and girls.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT-Thomas
ClaypOol and Burt Galafent were arrest
ed Saturday by Deputy Sheriffs Emery
and Sleater. The men are charged with
assault W till deadly weapon Claude Y
Russell. manager of the Russell dancing
academy on Market street, is the ag
grieved person.
CASES ARE DISMISSED.-JudgeD iehl
Saturday morning dismissed the cases
against Thomas Culver ard Maud Lloyd.
The couple was arrested Thursday 5y
Deputy Sheriff Steele. on a warrant
sworn to by William Lloyd, husband Of
Maud Lloyd, charging the two with COM
hitting a statutory Offense.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR DECORA-
TION DAY.-The Daughters of the Con-
federacy held a meeting on Friday at the
home of Mrs. a. r. BroadhurSt for the
exercises. They have extended an invi-
tation to the Sons of Veterans to join
them III their exercises at Mount Olivet
cemetery
SPECIAL PROGRAM ARRANGED
This evening at $50 o'clock, at the Third
ward assembly room. Professor Levi Ed
gar Young will address the public on
Peace" The l.. D. s. ladies' quartette
be a baritone solo by Lorenzo ]. Haddock
A Peace" poem will be read by Miss
Ann Nebeker.
CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT.
Fred Bennett who. until last week, was
clerk at the Metropole hotel. at 50 East
Third South street, was arrested at about
midnight by Detectives Burt and Chase
He was charged by the proprietress. Mrs.
Budget, with embezzling $50. 1t is al
legged that Bennett collected the money
from a guest at the hotel named Jones.
FIRE QUICKLY EXTINGUISHED.-
Mrs. S. Lewis of S73 North Fifth West
street. while cleaning a bedstead with
gasoline. stepped on a match. The flames
from the match ignited the gasoline, and
Mrs. Lewis screamed, hurried to the tel
ephOne and turned in an alarm of fire
Station No. responded to the call and
put out the bedstsad fire with a chem
ical.
MRS. LINDEMAN ARRIVES.-Mrs. S.
S. Lindeman, widow of the man who was
killed by a street car on West Second
South street Friday afternoon, arrived
late last night from Florence. Colo, to
take charge of the body Mr.. Lindeman
was a member of the Odd Fellows and
YeOman: he was also a member of the
Carpenters union. Mrs. Lindeman will
consult with the local lodges before max
ing final arrangements for the funeral.