The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

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Jordan Canal company will hold meet
ing at its offices in Sandy Monday
ARE VISITING RELATIVES.-Mr and
Mrs. l. NJ. Solomon are visiting their
trOther and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cohn.
WILL RECEIVE BIDS.-The board CT
public works will receive bids up TO May
8 for the building OF a $4,000 addition to
the cTematOry.
DININNY is SICK.-H. J. Dininny, SIS
sistant city attorney, is confined to mis-
home on account of Illness, but expects
to be about Monday.
HEALTH Is IMPROVED.-Mrs. Fred
A. Ellis has returned from Los Angeles.
after an absence of two months. She is
greatly imprO (ed in health.
NAUvOO LEGION.-The next monthly
meeting of the association Will be held
on Friday evening. April -. at o'clock,
in the bishops office, tithing yard.
MRS. ]. W. RHODES DEAD.-Mrs. ].
W Rhodes, of 525 St. Adams avenue.
died at the Latter-Day Saints. hospital
at 10 o'clock last evening, of typhoid
fever.
POLICEMAN SWORN IN.-City Re
Corder Moreton yesterday administered
the oath Of office to George =. T1nSos,
recently appointed to place on the po-
lice force.
WILL VISIT IN SALT BAKE-Mr. and
Mrs Wing b. Allen are expected today
from GoldfieId. They will visit with Mrs.
Aliens sister, Mrs. a. d. Cleveland of 93i
Brigham street.
To PLAT CITY.-At a mass meeting
here tonight the unanimous vote of tn
city council at Murray was to plat that
part of the city which is to be covered
in the regular plat.
MARSHALL HOME SOLD.-Henry
Catrow, the mining man, has purchased
Judge Marshall's home on Fifth East
street for $4,000 and will move into the
4 % i
frontage of 30 feet and is 1919 rods deep.
JUDGE POWERS IMPROVING.-A
telegram from Roger Powers to Judge
Thomas MariOneauX yesterday announced
that Judge o. W. Powers continued to
improve rapidly and that he would prob
ably be fully recovered in a short time.
LOUVRE CAFE TO OPEN.-The
Louvre cafe, under the Walker Bros
bank building, will open at 4:30 o'clock
Monday afternoon. The cafe will be
under the management of E. l.. Willie of
Denver. who has recently been with the
Wilson.
W. r. c. MEETING George r. Max
well Woman's Relief Corps will hold It's
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon at
80 O'Clock. Next Saturday night the
George r. Maxwell w. r. c. and post will
give a joint social in their room in |. o.
o. F. temple
RAILROAD MAN HERE.-John f.
Murray, connected with the Missouri Pa
cific railroad at St. Louis. was in Salt
Lake yesterday on his way home from
Butte, where he attended the funeral of
his brother. Mr.. Murray is a nephew OF
Mrs, James O'ConnOr of this city.
FUNERAL OF MRS. PARKER.-The
funeral of Mrs Celia NJ Parker, wife of
Frank L. Parker, who died at Denver
April u. will be held from the residence,
Sz4 East South Temple at O'Clock Mon
day instead of Sunday, as was first an
bounced. Interment viii be in Mt Olivet
cemetery.
REPRESENTS GREAT ADvERTIS-
ING FIRM.-C. r. Erwin. of Chicago. is
in town with his family. They are on the
way TO southern California and are stay
ing at the Knutsford. Mr.. Erwin is at
the head of Lord & Thomas. of Chicago,
one of the greatest advertising agencies
in the world.
FIGHT IN BACK YARD.-On the ap-
plicatiOn of J.. d. Brooks. the city at
tOIEey yesterday issued a warrant for the
arrest of one Poe Manning on the charge
of assault. 1t is alleged that claiming
assaulted Brooks in the back yard of the
latter's home at S17 West Third South
street and gave him a severe beating.
TO MARRY WEDNESDAY-Cards
have been issued announcing the we'd
ding of A. Wilmot Keller of East Mill
Creek, and Miss Edith Nichols of South
Cottonwood. The couple will be married
in the Salt Lake temple Wednesday, April
Il. Thursday reception will be rendered
them at the home of the brides parents.
MRS NIAYBERRY FINED.-Mrs. NJ.
A Mayberry, who several days ago was
found guilty by the federal jury of send
ing an un1ndlldbl card through the post
office, was sentenced by Judge Marshall
yesterday to pay fine of $50. The jury
in its verdict recommended mercy an.. the
court imposed the smallest sentence pos
sible.
NEW COMPANY FORMED.-The IN
dependent Threshing Machine company
filed article sof incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday. The capt.
tai stock is $500 and shares are valued
at $50. The preSIuent is George NJ. SmOOt.
the wee president John Johnson and
Thomas H. Williams is secretary and
treasurer.
GIVE FAREWELL PARTY.-A fare
well party was given Thursday evening
by Miss Julia Smith at the home of her
parents in honor of John a. Harter, who
IS soon to leave for the mission fields
of Great Britain. Instrumental and vocal
solos were rendered by Julia Smith and
Harry A. James. Miss Geneva Harter
was the accCmpanist.
DANCE AT SALTAIR-A grand ball
will be given at Saltair on Friday, April
10 under the direction of G. Y. Russell,
manager of the Saltair pavilion during
the coming season. The fare for the
round trip, including dancing privileges,
Will be 30 cents. Trains will Ieave at
o'clock and will return in time for pas
sengers to board the 1880 o'clock cars.
INVESTMENT COMPANY ORGAN
IZED.-The Granite Investment company
filed articles of incorporation with the
county clerk yesterday. The company will
deal in real estate. The capital stock Is
$4,000 and shares are valued at 500 each.
The officers are: President, John Marley;
vice president. Edward McLelland; Sec
rotary, T. NJ. Whirter; treasurer, George
A. Dixon.
EDGAR CLEMENT HORSLEY DEAD.
Edgar Clement Horsley, the son Of
Clement II. and Florence Anderson Hors-
ley, died yesterday of cerebro spinal men,
nights. after an illness of three weeks.
The child was years of age. He was
the grandson of MI and Mrs Henry
Horsley and Mr.. and Mrs James H. An
6erson. The funeral will be held Mon
day afternoon at o'clock from the FAM
sly residence, 224 F street.
The people of refined tastes eat
MOUNT Pickles FOR goodness sake
None other so nice