The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-07
LOCAL BRIEFS

MR.. TORPY RECOVERS.-D NJ. Torpy
of the railway mail service is GONZALES
cent, after a long illness.
RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL.-Her-
man Grether, who has been at the isolation
hospital suffering from smallpox, was re-
leased yesterday.
WILL SING SOLO,. w Curtis bari
tone solOist of st. Mary's cathedral choir,
viii sing a "Veni Creator" by Gloria, at
the II o'clock mass today.
GIVES A KENSINGTON-Miss Gaby
and Miss Walters gave a KensingtOn
Thursday for Miss Elizabeth WOrrell. The
decorations were sweet peas.
LADIES AID OUTING.-The Ladies'
Aid societies of the Congregational
churches will have day at Lagoon,
Friday June II,
WILL VISIT RELATIVES.-Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Miller will leave June Is for
chicago and Kansas City, where they
viii spend several weeks visiting rela-
tives.
HONOR OF CONFIRMATION-M and
Mrs. II. Z. Schiller viii be at home to
their friends at S29 South Sixth East this
afternoon, in honor of their daughter
Carolyn's confirmation.
MRS. JENNIE NJ. DAVIS DEAD
Word has been received I'm Salt Lake of
the death of Mrs. Jennie NJ Davis. which
occurred in Los Angeles last Wednes-
day.
MRS. OsTLER's WILL FILED-The
will of the late Henrietta r. Ostler was
filed for probate in the district court yes
terday. She left an estate valued at $4,-
800, which goes to three children.
FIREMEN TO MEET.-Members of the
Veteran Firemen's association and mem
bers of the old volunteer fire department
Will meet in the hall of the association.
2I Canyon road, Monday evening, at
o'clock
DIR. BARNETT ILL.-Dr E. S. Bar
nett is i'll at his home. as Third avenue
He underwent an operation on Friday
which was successful. The operation was
performed by Drs. Viko and Giesey.
ARE CLEANING HOUSE After a
long period of waiting and a large amount
of red tape. the federal building officials
have received orders from Washington
that all of the carpets in the building
are TO be sent to a cleaning establish
ment and the floors disinfected.
HAROLD COPELAND DEAD.-Harold
Copeland son of Lewis A. and Louisa
Calhoon Copeland of Murray, Utah. died
ernOOn. He was 8 years of age The
funeral services will be held Tuesday
afternoon.
MARRIAGE IN TEMPLE.-The mar
riage of Miss Effie Piper and John
McPhie will take place Wednesday, June
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followed by reception at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Sarah Thorn,
IA West Sixth South.
DEATH OF J. NJ MDANIELD.-J NJ.
McDanield is dead at the family residence,
No. 4 Lambert court where the funeral
1880 o'clock The casket will be open
from l to o'clock. Interment will be
in the City cemetery. Mr.. MCDANIEL was
IS years of age.
NO SALT LAKE MAIL DESTROYED.
Official word was received at the post
office yesterday that there was no Salt
Lake mail in the car which was destroyed
on the Wyoming division Of the Union
Pacific on May 20. Mail for this city was
in another car.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO MEETING
WOman's Democratic club will meet at
the home OF Mrs. o. ". GrOshell, &C Z
street, next Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock.
Officers and members are urged TO be
present, for important matters Will come
up for discussion.
NINE RODE ON sIDEWALKs.-Nine
boys were before Judge GOwans of the
juvenile court yesterday, charged with
riding bicycles Oh the sidewalks. All
were given a lecture, fined s. each and
the payment OF the fine was suspended
during good behavior
PRICE WANTS THE JOB-W. H
Price is the latest candidate for the pO-
sitiOn Of superintendent of the county in
Urinary. to succeed the late J. w. COttle.
The other candidates are Elathan FL
dredge. c. Y. Anderson and Anton II.
Lundberg.
MEMORIAL SERVICES.-Great Salt
Lake camp. Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea. will hold its regular annual memo
rial exercises in the lodgeroOm, Odd Eel
lows hall Sunday morning, at 1890
o. clock. Consul d. McNicol will perform
the ritualistic work and George NJ. Sui
livan will deliver the memorial address.
HORSE BREEDER HERE-Peter Hop
ley of Lewis. Iowa big importer of
thoroughbred heavy horses, is at the
Kenyon hotel. AIR. HOpley has a num-
Der of friends in Salt Lake. Chief among
the number is James Rae. who has
bought many horses from Mr.. HOpley,
which have been brought TO Utah TO i'm
prove the stock.
SOCIAL BY WELSH PEOPLE.-The
Sons and Daughters of Wales will give a
social at the Odeon hall on June 10. Judge
Howell of Ogden will be the gnest of hon
or of the evening and will deliver an ad-
dress. Final arrangements viii be made
at the meeting of the society next
Friday evening in the hall in the Godbe-
Pitts building.
IN TROUBLE ABOUT CHICKEN
Thomas j. Nipper, proprietor of the Pal
ace Meat market. was arrested yesterday
by Bailiff William Hilton, on a warrant
charging him with violating the pure
food ordinance, in selling a putrid fowl to
Erasmus W. TatlOck The warrant was
sworn to by Walter j. Frazier, city food
inspector.
DOGS INVOLVED IN SUIT-Because
the complaint of Thomas Simpson did
not enumerate the number of dogs he
cared for, their variety and breeds. Judge
Lewis yesterday sustained the demurrer
interposed by the defendant Fred B.
Jones. who is being sued for S46S by
Simpson for the care of dogs. owned by
them jointly.
INFANT SON DEAD.-LeVOrn j.. the
infant son of John Sheldon, jr., and Mel
lie Brandley Sheldon, died yesterday at
No. SD West Third South. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at neon today at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sheldon,
ST. $50 South Ninth West street. Inter
ment will be in the City cemetery.
UNDERWRITERS TO AFFILIATE
At the meeting of the Salt Lake board of