The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-19
LOCAL BRIEFS

WILL SING AT ST MARY'S.-Miss
Rena Redman will sing an Ave Maria
by Henshaw Dana at st. Mary,s cathe-
dral at the II O'Clock mass this forenoon.
VISITS IN SALT LAKE.-Mrs. Ella
Steele of Portland Ore, is visiting her
sister. Mrs S. NJ. A. Downing, at 269 East
Third South street.
RETURNS FROM BOISE.-J. G. Sui
Ivan has returned from Boise. where he
has been attending to some business in
connection with the building of the Idaho
capitol
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING.z
The Utah Historical society will hold
business meeting Monday afternoon at
o o'clock in the counting room of the Des-
eret National bank.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.-Alfr
o. Miller of Salt Lake filed a petition
yesterday in the United States court TO be
adjudged a bankrupt. He has liabilities
of S6,4732 % and assets of $5,262.15.
SEEKS WORD OF SON.-Mrs. o. II.
Pratt of Evansville, n. Y, has written
letter to Postmaster A L. Thomas, ask
ing the address of her son, NJ. o. Pratt.
who, when she last heard from him, was
in Salt Lake. Mrs. Pratt asked the post
master to consult the hotel registers.
TO ATTEND SUPERVISORS MEET
ING-G F. Pollock, formerly chief of
the division of special agents for the for
est service, now chief of the division of
lands, will be in attendance at the con-
YentiOn of forest supervisors which begins
q
Wednesday.
LECTURE ON GOLDFIELD.-
J. Ettor, national organizer of the Indus
trial Workers of the World, will be the
chief speaker at protest meeting IN
Eastmans hall, 323lz State street, at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon. His subject will
be; What Means the Goldfield Strug-
gle?'
WIFE SEEKS DIvORCE.-Allegin
that for the last year her husband has
n p
cessities of life, May Davis yesterday
brought suit against w. n. Davis for
divorce. They were married in Denver
Sept IS 1906. There are no children. The
wife asks that her maiden name of May
McGregOr be restored.
MERCANTILE COMPANY ORGAN
IzED.-The Farmers Cash Mercantile
company of Spanish Fork filed articles of
Incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday. The capital stock is $4,000,
with shares at 81 each. The officers are:
E. NJ. Rowe. president; Samuel Holt. vice
president: J. NJ. Calderwood, secretary
and treasurer.
SUES ON NOTES.-E. A. Culbertson
yesterday brought suit against s. c. Lich-
tenstein to recover on a promissOry note
for S469. 06, made by the defendant Jan =,
1905. 1t is said no part of the note has
been paid. He also brought another ac-
ton against S. c. LichtenStein Ben NJ.
Lichtenstein and Marc Lichtenstein on a
promissory not for $1,000, made May 10,
REQUIRES MANY REHEARSALS.-
The try-Outs for the cast of Shaw's you
Never Can TELL which will be presented
by the University Dramatic club, were
held yesterday. Owing to the large num-
Der of candidates that are trying for the
part of Dolly it has been found necessary
to rehearse the play eleven times so as
to give each one a chance. 1t was i'm
possible to finish the eleven rehearsals
yesterday, so that the cast will not be
selected until next week.
FUNERAL OF MRS. CONLEY-The
funeral of Mrs. Joseph COnley was held
yesterday afternoon from Evans under
taking establishment. The Rev. D. A.
Brown, pastor of the First Baptist
church, delivered the sermon. choir
sang a number of hymns, including
Nearer, My God. to Thee" Intermenr
was in the plot of Mrs. Conley's father
John Hamilton, in the City cemetery. A
large number of friends of the family
from Ogden attended.
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u. c. NJ. I. great bargain opportunity
in splendid shoe values commences to-