The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

TROY LAUNDRY DANCE.-The Troy
| laundry will give its eighth annual Dall
at the Odeon hall Friday evening, April 3.
INFANT CHILD DEAD.-Mary Alice,
daughter of Robert II. and Edna Nc
Evan, died yesterday at No. 6U North
Twelfth West street.
TO ELECT NEW MEMBERSHIPS
Commercial club will hold an election next
week for the purpose OF taking IN num-
Der of new members.
BILLY" ROWE RECOVERS.-W. c.
Rowe, jr., who was so severely hurt in an
accident last Thursday. is improving and
is expected to be about in ten days.
UNDINE CLUB ENTERTAINED.-Th
Misses Alice Smith and Margaret King
entertained the Undine club Thursday
evening. Deep interest is being taken in
a dancing party to be given by the club
at Unity hall on ADril II.
CARRIED OLD-LINE INSURANCE
w. Melvin Rich, whose untimely death
occurred March IL. carried $500 insuT-
ance with one of the old-line companies
on which but one premium had been paid.
The policy was taken out last September
G. A R. COMMITTEE TO MEET
The committee of the Commercial club
having in charge the matter OF the ma
tionaf encampment of the Grand Army of
the Republic next year will hold meet
ing early next week.
SUES TELEPHONE COMPANY.-The
Regal Cleaning & Dyeing company
brought suit yesterday against the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company to col
lect 800 for a horse which was killed by
coming in contact with an electric wire
on Feb. Il OF this year.
AN INTERESTING NUMBER.-The
March number of the Utah Educational
Review contains the current educational
news and the notes of the wOmen'S clubs.
An article by Fred Bennion, former cap
tain of the university football team, who
is now attending Pennsylvania, on the
present day athlete, is one of the leading
features.
GRAZING COMPANY INCORPOR-
ATES.-The Aurora & Vermillion Stock
Grazing company of Sewer county has
| secretary of state. The capital stock is
1855 The officers are: p. II. Madsen,
president; Haden Poff, vice president;
| LeGrande Durfee, secretary; j. f. Curtis,
treasurer.
| APPLIES FOR NEW TRIAL-Another
| affidavit in connection with the applica-
| ton for a new trial for Martin Hoben,
charging Frederick c. LoofbOurow. dis
| trict attorney, with misconduct will be
| filed by the attorneys for the defense, j.
NJ Hamilton and Harry ]. Robinson, some
| time this week. HOben was convicted
| ten days ago
SUES FOR DIYORCE.-Ella Johnston
yesterday brought suit for divorce in the
district court against John p. Johnston, al
leging cruel and inhuman treatment, The
Johnstons were married Nov. II. 1901 The
wife says her husband has abused her.
The complaint alleges that Johnston owns
property valued at 5000 and that he earns
$50 a month. The wife asks for suitable
alimony and an allowance for attorneys
fees.
TO DISCUSS WATER SUIT.-Tuesday
evening at the new schoolhouse, Ninth
East and Twelfth South streets. there will
be a meeting of the residents of Sugar
House ward and vicinity interested I'm
the water case that Salt Lake City re-
Gently started. A great many summOnses
have been served and 1t is desired that
the question as to whether or not the
city should bear the expenses of this &C
ton be settled.
ENSIGN BALDWIN ARRIVES-En-
sign Edward F. Baldwin and Mrs. Bald
win, who will have charge of the local
Salvation army corps, arrived in Salt
Lake yesterday and took up the work of
their predecessors. Ensign Baldwin said
| that he was well pleased with Salt Lake
City, and exceptionally proud of the work
the Salvation army is doing here. There
are now IS enrolled in the local corps Of
! the Salvation army.