The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-14

DR. WALTER V VEAZIE will preach
at the morning and evening services to-
day at the Phillips Congregational
church. He will also conduct meetings
Similar services held last week were
well attended and proved very interest
ing
THE MEETING of the woman's league
announced for March Is has been post
poned until March %
THE MEETING of the Primary union
was held yesterday afternoon in the
First Methodist church The lessons
were given by Miss Evans and Miss Dit
mars. The following officers for the
coming year were elected; President,
Mrs. Core: vice president, Mrs. Cod
dard; secretary, Miss Simon; treasurer,
Mrs. Alcott,
JUDGE WILLIAM c. HALL. who is crit
icauy i'll at the Holy Cross hospital, was
reported last evening to be resting more
comfortably and to be slightly improved.
REV. p. A. SIMPKIN returned to Salt
Lake yesterday from Cheyenne, Wyo.,
where he officiated at the funeral serv-
ices for Mrs. G. n. Chandler of this city,
The remains were inferred at Cheyenne
DR.. Chandler will return TO his home in
this city today
PROFESSOR D s. kERFOOT. who has
been engaged recently in establishing
local government assay office in Salt
Lake CITY. and supervising the initial
operations. left last evening for Seattle
In recognition of his services he was
presented with handsome stick pin and
pair of cuff links by the employees of
the newly opened local assay office
Mr. Kerfoot is to open branch Office
at Seattle in the near future
MISS WINIFRED CANDLAND Of Mt.
Pleasant is visiting Mrs Earl Shimmins
in this city
THIS EVENING at st. Mark cathedral,
instead of the regular evening service
and sermon at 7:30, Miss Kathleen
Townsend % the English Girls Friend
Is society, general secretary ana cor
respondent for India and Ceyion, viii
give a stereopticon lecture on the So
ciety's work in Indian
MRS. NJ. J. RUTHBARD and baby will
leave tomorrow evening for an eX-
tended visit with her mother in Los
Angeles.
THE VESPER SERVICES of the Young
WOmens Christian association will be
held in the rooms in the Brooks az
cade at AGO this afternoon Rev. MIR.
Stevenson of Westminster college viii
speak on The Relation of Prayer to
III
will sing All are cordially invited.
AN ORDER was made by Judge J. ID.
Lewis Saturday permitting Mr.. and
Mrs ManethO E. Goodwin TO ADOPT a
child about two months old, deserted by
it's mother, VINO is unknown. The child
will be known as Emma Violet Cod
win.
JUDGE GEORGE G. ARMSTRONG will
hear the motion for a new trial for
Thomas Vance, convicted and sentenced
to be shot for the murder of his wife,
on Saturday morning next. to which
time the case was continued yesterday
THERE WILL BE a MEETING of the
buildings and grounds committee of the
board of education Monday afternoon,
when few more OF the matters which
have been discussed Of late IN connec-
ton with the boards methods Of doing
business may come up
THERE WERE four new cases Of
smallpox added TO the list at the office
of the city board of health Saturday.
They are: James. 10 years, and Donald
FLOYD. q years, 16S Grant avenue; Mon
dell Hampton. Il years, 81 North First
West street. and L. A. Sherman, z
years Roberts court
EDWARD d. EASTON, president of the
Columbia Photograph company of New
ing after the interests OF that company
in this territory.
MRS. JOSEPHINE L. BROWNE, for
merry of North Adams, Mass. died in
this city Friday evening, after lin
gerfng illness The funeral will be held
from the family residence. 500 East
Twelfth South street Monday. March 10.