The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-08
LOCAL BRIEFS

VISITORS FROM IRELAND-Mr and
Mrs. James Lawther of Belfast. Ireland,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Smith,
152 South Eleventh East
GUESTS AT sCHONERT HOME.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter O'Malley of Sparks,
New. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Sehonert, 245 West Third South street.
SOLOS AT ST. MARK S.-Miss Edna
Bailey will sing These Are They from
GaulS Holy City" at both services at
st. Marks cathedral today.
MUELLER LEAVES HOSPITAL
George Mueller of the Royal cafe has re-
covered from his operation for appendi-
citis and left the hospital yesterday.
2 ORPHANAGE CONCERT.-The date of
the annual Kearns st. AIMS orphanage
cSn0rt will be March q, in the Salt Lake
theatre.
LADIES INVITED To DINE.-The men
of the First Presbyterian church will en-
terrain the ladies of the church and con-
gregation at dinner Friday, March Is.
at $50 p. m.
FROEBEL SOCIETY MEETS-At the
meeting of the Froebel society Miss Mary
b. Fox gave a most interesting talk on
the General Movement of Kindergarten
Work" Refreshments were served.
WILL SING THE RESURRECTION.''
st. Marks choir is preparing Manneys
The Resurrection which they will sing
Easter night and the Sunday night fol-
lowing.
FIELD MAKES a CHANGE.-C. G.
Field has disposed of his interest in the
Inter-Mountain Safe & Lock company
and is now in the safe department of
the Salt Lake Hardware company.
ARTICLES FILED.-The Brunswick
Balke-C ollender company filed articles of
Incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday. 1t is a Wilmington, Del, cor
poration.
STATE LIBRARY BOARD.-The state
library board met yesterday and author
lied the installation of new shelves in
the law library and the purchase of sew
eraI new books.
SUES FOR AMAGES.-Joseph Pagnot-
to yesterday began an action in the Unit
ed States court against the Utah Con-
sclidated Mining company to recover 81
500 alleged TO be due him for personal
injuries.
BARKER AN ENSIGN.-Word was re-
ceived yesterday that w. c. Barker. jr.,
a graduate of the naval academy at An
napOlis, passed his final examinations al
New Orleans and is now full-fledged
ensign.
ILLUMINATED BALL.-The Electrical
Workers union. known as |. B. Il. w.
will give an illuminated ball on Feb. Is,
10 and 90 in Odeon hall. Tinted stere-
opticon views will be thrown on the walls
during the dances.
NON-SUPPORT CHARGED.-The cOun-
ty attorney yesterday issued complaint
against G. r. Day. charging him with
dren. The complaint is sworn to by Alice
Day. his wife. who is at the Belmont
hotel.
TO PURCHASE TEXT-BOOKS.-T
state board of education is soon to pur-
chase textbooks for the schools of the
state for the next five years. On May
a textbook convention will be held,
which will be attended by all county
superintendent and by representatives of
all districts of the first class.
CONNECT WITH BELL.-Government
telephone lines built by the United States
forest service are to have connections
with the system of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company throughout the
intermountain region, according to a con-
tract Just entered into by the company
and the government
SUES FOR DIVORCE-Judge Morse
yesterday granted Lille B. Rogers a di-
voroe from Richard Rogers. Mrs. Rogers
said that they were married Oct. II, 1904.
and that for the past year her husband
has failed to provide for her the neces--
saries of life. Rogers it a motorman
employed by the Utah Light & Railway
JOHN DOE IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
The county attorney yesterday issued a
complaint against John Doe, an Austrian
who true name is unknown, charging
him with hitting John West on the head
with a revolver. 1t is said that West
went into a saloon where the Austrian
tends bar and refused to pay 10 cents
which Doe charged him for a glass of
beer The trouble resulted when West
attempted to leave the place.
MARK WILTON DEAD-Mark Wilton
died yesterday at his home. No. 462 Fifth
avenue Cerebral hemorrhage was the
cause of death. He was a native of Eng
land and was 6S years of age. The fu-
neral services will be held at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in st. PauPs EpiscO-
pal church, corner Fourth South and
Main streets The casket will be open at
the family residence from IL to / o'clock
Burial will be in the City cemetery
J. c. Heesch.