The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-26
LOCAL BRIEFS

WILL SING AT ST. MARK'S-J J.
Burke will sing the offerfOry solos at st.
Marks cathedral today at both services
LEFT FOR NEW YORK-Fred A.
Slade, general manager of Muiletts
clothing store, left yesterday for New
York on business.
SCOTT IS IMPROVING-John S. Scott,
who was operated upon some weeks ago,
is at st. Marks hospital and is slowly
improving.
BENEFIT FOR HANSON FAMILY
At a concert given last evening at Sugar
House for the benefit of the family of
Z. j. Hanson, who died recently, $3.50 was
realized.
MRS. FITZPATRICK IMPROVES-Th
condition of Mrs. d. A. Fitzpatrick is i'm
proving. She was a sufferer from an at
tack of appendicitis.
BOISE YOUNG FOLK WED.-George
F. Carter and Edith G. Clawson, both Of
Boise, were married Tuesday. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Fran
els 3. Short pastor of the First Meth
odist church, in the parsonage.
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL-Charles A..
Wiseman. the old man who tried to COM
nit suicide on Friday by swallowing a
dose of laudanum, was sentenced to the
city all for thirty days by Police Judge
Diehl yesterday.
BAPTIST CHURCH sERvICE-Ca
vary Baptist church, 414 East Second
South street. John H Allen, pastor
EVangelistic services will be held at this
church Sunday. Jan. IS. Good singing a
special feature.
UNITARIAN ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of the First Unfair
ian society for the election OF officers and
hearing of reports will be held Monday
evening, Jan. 2. Dinner will be served
by the ladies of the church at $780, Mr.
Van Ness, of Boston, will be the guest of
the evening and will speak.
EVENING OF MUSICALE Sunday
evening service of the First Baptist
church, which will be one of song, the
choir will render the following: The
(Schnecker), and Send out Thy Light
(GOunod). with a solo by Mrs. Fred B.
Jones. Miss Lawson will render as an
organ prelude 'Berceuse' (Godard).
FINDS A PURSE-Mrs. Franklin S.
Richards, OF 100 street, went to police
headquarters yesterday afternoon with
purse which she had found in Sixth
avenue car. Sergeant Roberts made an
effort to find the owner, but failed. The
purse, which was filled with notes and
receipts, awaits an owner at police head
quarters.
PROGRAM IS PLANNED-An interest
ing program is being prepared for the
Welsh Hwyl at the Sixteenth Ward As
sembly hall on March ?. An essay will
be read. THE Welsh of Utah, Past and
Present" 1t is expected that the lead
ing ward choirs of Salt Lake will enter
the choral competition.
Gleason a we'll known young physician,
is seriously i'll at st. Marks hospital of
pneumonia. He was taken to the hospital
three DAYS ago in a critical condition.
For a time his life was despaired Of
Yesterday. however. his condition was
greatly improved, and it is thought that
he will survive his illness.
DEAN BRIGGS TO SPEAK-Dean
Briggs of Harvard university will speak
on American Universities and Colleges"
at the Packard library tomorrow evening,
instead of at Barratt hall. as had been
previously announced. Following his lee
ture Dean Briggs will be entertained by
the Harvard alumni in Salt Lake at a
banquet at the University club.
ATTACKS AN OFFICER-R. S. John
son, a railroad switchman, attempted to
beat Policeman Valentine IN the Colo
RADIO saloon at ass West Second South
street, yesterday afternoon. The police
man. finding that Johnson was lntoXf-
Gated ordered him to go home. He says
that the switchman at once became
abusive and then made an attack upon
him. Johnson was knocked down twice
before he submitted to arrest. He was
taken to the city jail