The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

SON Is BORN-Mr. and Mrs. c. L.
Miles of Salt Lake are the parents of a
son, born Friday evening.
MRS. MILLER ILL-JOhn f. Miller of
Trail, B. c., is in the city. called hitheT
by the serious illness of his mother, Mrs.
Rachel s. Miller.
WILL GO TO CALIFORNIAN and
airs. ]. II. McChrystal anu son Arthur
viii leave for Southern California
Wednesday, January Is.
SORROWS OF DEATH'-J. J. Burke
will sing The Sorrows of Death by
MendelssOhn. from the Hymn of Praise, -
at st. Marks cathedral today.
FOR NEGRO ELKS-At the A. NJ. Z.
church, at o'clock this afternoon. the
pastor, the Rev. John w. II. Morris, will
deliver the annual sermon to the cOlOred
lodge of Elks.
BURNS ANNIVERSARY Gale
donia club will commemorate the birth
OF the Scottish poet Robert Burns, By
holding a concert and ball on Friday
evening, January "A, in the icon hall.
OPERATION IS SUCCESSFUL-1Irs.
F. W. Hayes of No. % South Seventh
West street was operated upon at st.
Mark hospital, yesterday morning at
$3.50 o'clock. The operation was success
full.
SELECT MISS WILLARD's PAINT
ING-Mr. and Mrs. Willard Synder have
selected from Miss Willard > paintings
one of the best Of her local collection. 1t
portrays Utah lake as seen from Geneva
resort
JAPANESE IN ACCIDENT-K. Taha-
ra, japanese employed by the Boston
Con. Mining company, in attempting to
jump from Waterloo car in front Of the
postOffice at $40 o'clock last evening fell
and severely injured himself about the
head.
CHILD is ADOPTED-Mr. and Mrs. G..
r. Walker yesterday, by virtue of de
cree entered by Judge Armstrong, adopt
ed Adelia Janet Liiley, 9-mOnths-oid
babe. The father. II. f. Lilley, told the
court that the babes mother had died
and that the Walkers had cared for the
child since. He consented to the adop-
ton.
TARBET FUNERAL SERVICES.-The
| funeral of Mrs. Della Tarbet was held
Friday morning from st. Mary'S cathe-
dral and burial was made in Mount Cal
vary Mrs Tarbet died last summer. but
owing to the absence of several children
the funeral services were postponed I'M
til Friday, when the children were able
to be present.
MASTER OBERNDORFER RECITAL
The announcement is made that on
Tuesday, January IL, in the First COngre-
gational Church, piano recital Will be
given by Master OberndOrfer, who is Il
pupil of Miss Gratia Flanders. He will
be assisted by Morris Andrews, Master,
John Howard Payne, pupils of George
Shelton, the viOlinist.
ANITA HALL DEAD-AnlIa han, tne
daughter of Mrs. ImOgene Kennedy Hall
of Rhyolite, died yesterday in St. Mark 5
hosDitaI, of spinal meningitis. Two weeks
ago she was stricken with diphtheria and
for a time was thought TO be recovering
when she was seized with the fatal
malady She was l6 years of age and d
student in the High school.
NEW YORK'S FINEST IN TOWN
Two New York policemen passed through
Salt Lake yesterday with Leo c. Zeiger,
IS years old. who is alleged to have stolen
81 900 from the Long Island Express com
pany in New York and fled to San Fran
CISCO where he was captured Accom-
panying the party was c. J. BeanthOrn,
general agent OF the express company.
MEETS IN SALT LAKE-The annual
meeting of tbs Transcontinentai Railway
Scrip Bureau Will be held IN Salt Lake
this year A ballot was taken by the
members of the bureau as to whether Salt
lake or San Francisco would be the
next meeting place. Fl. G.. Thompson
manager of the bureau, announced yes
terday that the ballot had been favorable
to Salt Lake.
TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS.-W NJ.
Hughes and Mrs. Hughes returned yes
terday from the Pacific coast and are
spending a few days in Salt Lake. Mr.
Hughes is preparing to engage in the pro-
duce business. Prior to her marriage
Mrs. Hughes was Mrs. Retta Beers, wife