The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

THE MISSES FREDA SLEMONs AND
CLARA DALTON, members of the
Grand Theatre stock company. were
entertained on Wednesday evening by
the Bachelor Stuff club at the Halls
hotel. The rooms were decorated in
Japanese style.
THE REV. WILLIAM THURSTON
BROWN. minister of the First Uni
tartan society, will address the Chris
tan Socialist Fellowship at the Social
list headquarters, 81 Market street. this
afternoon at o'clock.
AT THE SERVICES at the Central
Christian church. Sunday night, the
whole staff of the Y. NJ. c. A will be
present with a stereopticon.
AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH this morning
Charles C. DAILY. pupil of Mrs. w. A.
Wetzell. will sing. II Heard the Voice
of Jesus" by Perry; and at the even
ing service, Far From My Heavenly
Home by Neidlinger
THE IROQUOIS CLUB opened it's house
to all members last Wednesday even
ing and all were greatly pleased with
the arrangements. The club will give
its first grand ball Friday evening. Oct.
.. in Whitney hall, corner Second and
A streets.
THE TEACHERS of the Primary union
held a get acquainted social at the
First Methodist church Saturday after
noon. The temperance lesson was
taught by Miss Maud Ditmars
MISS ELSIE NJ. ANDERSON will leave
Salt Lake for Portland tonight to act
as bridesmaid at the wedding of Grace
Faulkner Won Groenewald and Henry
Berger. Miss Anderson will remain In
of Miss Ethel Robson. Miss Won Greene
wald and Miss Robson were formerly
residents of Salt Lake, where they have
a large circle of friends.
THE WEDDING of Earl Kimball and
Verna Mcdonald was celebrated at the
residence of the bridegroom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowan Kimball. last even
ing. The house and lawn were beau
tifully decorated. Miss Villa Wiseman
and Miss Vera Kimbali were brldeo-
maids. There were more than $50 guests
present.
GOVERNOR JOHN C. CUTLER has ac-
cepted an invitation on behalf of him.
self and his staff to attend the OPEN
ing of the Big Four County fair. which
begins in Ogden next Wednesday. We
Der. Davis, Box Elder and Morgan coun-
ties will participate in the exposition.
The governors party will leave at $3.50
o'clock on the Oregon Short Line. At
the fair grounds. in which the COVER
nor will be escorted by the high school
cadets.
]. j. DEVEREUX AND JAMES H.
MOYLE were appointed yesterday by
Governor Cutler delegates to the Ma
tional Irrigation congress at Albu-
querque, which begins next Tuesday.
n. B. CROMAR. state fish and game
warden. shipped 5000 trout fry from
the Murray hatchery. Fifteen thousand
go to Ogden, 10000 to Tooele county and
10000 to Davis county.
THE BADGER CLUB, assisted by the
officers of the Cambrian society, will
give reception in honor of Professor
Tuesday, at the Commercial club. So
loists from Denver and other places who
will be in the city at that time will at
tend.
THE LONG-STANDING SUIT of T. X.
Sakuragi against James Kennedy the
contractor. was yesterday dismissed in
Judge Lewis court. The action was
brought to recover 1856. 80 on a check is
sued by Kennedy to d. S. Isaka and
afterwards made over to the plaintiff.
THE MOTION for new trial was yes
terday dismissed in Judge Ritchie's court
in case of j. w. Cromeenes against the
San Pedro, Los Angeles e. Salt Lake
Railway company. The 12-year-old son
of Cromeenes was killed at Third West
and Sixth South. on May %, 1907. and
CrOmeenes brought suit for $4,000. A
jury returned a verdict in his favor for
$4,000. The defendant moved for new
trial upon the return of the verdict
and this was yesterday denied.
JUDGMENT WAS YESTERDAY en-
tered in Judge Morse's court in favor of
Josiah Barnett. trustee, and w. s. Nc
faE aTr,cf Ix-11
w. Fox, for 5000. on a promissOry
note dated July Is. 1902. Judgment was
also entered against Hyde In favor of
the same plaintiffs for $500. on another
note, dated July 19, 1902.
PROFESSOR J. F. MERRILL of the
University of Utah will deliver iec-
ture on Loyalty" Sunday evening, IN
the Twenty-third assembly meeting hall.
PHILIP SMITH. charged with grand
larceny, was arraigned before Judge
Dana T. Smith at II o'clock yesterday
forenoon and pleaded not guilty. He
was remanded to the county Jail for
trial on Oct. 2. Smith, 1t is alleged stole
a watch from a friend of his four DAYS
ago
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY, M.Naka-
bara, the Jap who was arrested in Og-
den for being implicated in Salt Lake
hold-up. was arraigned before Judge
plead because of his inability to nm
derstand the English language he was
sent to The county Jail to avail. trial
on next Tuesday morning. Nakabara is
alleged to have been one of a party of
five Japs who held up a Salt Lake res
taurant proprietor in Plum alley several
months ago and relieved him of over $50
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT was called
out by false alarm from Box s.. East
First South street, at $50 yesterday
morning. The police will be asked 10
run down the boys who are supposed
to be responsible Tor calling out the
firemen.
The Oasis Daylight Special Train.
See Salt Lake Route for information.
Are you going to Oasis?