The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

with E l.. Sloan and E M cannon
constitute the executive committee of |
the organization for the year.
MISS HAZEL JAENSCH is recovering /
from serious operation performed yes
tcIuay at the Latte tIav Saints nos
pitai by DR.. c. 5. Baldwin ] hp oFsT.t- /
ton is the third she has sustained with |
in five months. Her trouble was caused
by a fail from a street car
THE VESPER SERVICES of the Young
WOmen's Christian association VIII be
held in the rooms in the Brooks ar
cade at i.30 O'Clock. The Rev. F. =.
Short of the First NJ. L. church will
lead. Mrs. Harris-Hammer will sing.
THE Y. VIC. A. BIBLE CLASS, under
the direction of Professor Marshall
will meet in the rooms in the Brooks
arcade Monday evening at 7:SO o'clock
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Young
WOmens Christian association will be
held at the boarding home 445 South
West Temple street Friday evening,
Jan 8 Reports for the past year will
be given; election of board members
and a social time.
JOSEPH J.. STILLMAN and Miss Emma
Osgulthorpo of East Mill Creek were
married at the residence of H a. Wag-
staff. ss7 West Fifth South street. FRI
day evening. Bishop MCKAY of Granger
officiated The couple left Immediately
for Los Angeles by way of Portland.
SECRETARY or STATE CHARLES s.
TINGEY has wired 70 Walla Walla-
Wash, for information in regard 90 the
Walla Walla Fire Insurance company
reported TO have passed into the hands
of a receiver. This company was Ii
censed TO do business III Utah February
last. and the amount of business done
was not large, so that the loss will not
be serious. 1t Is reported here that the
business of the Waila Wslla has been
absorbed By a Seattle company.
MRS. o. c. HEMENwAY. who has been
i'll for some time with peTitonitis, is
rapidly recovering.
NELSON B. HENRY has been appointed
master mechanic of the Salt Lake d
ogden railway by Superintendent F. j..
Mitchell
THE OPTICAL SOCIETY of Salt Lake
held a banquet and reception at 2lS
South Main street last evening.
PROFESSOR J. E. TALMAGE will de-
liver an illustrated lecture at the Twen-
ty-seventh ward meeting house Friday
evening. Jan. S. The pictures Will be
scenes from the earthquake district IN
Italy.
THE REV. D. NJ. HELMICK will de-
liver a lecture on the recent earthquake
in italy at the Tiff Methodist church
this evening.
MRS. LOUISE COULSON will give lee
ture at the Salvation Army hall We'd
nesday evening. Jan. S. Her subject will
be Temptation and Sin.
JUDGE JOHN A. MARSHALL issued an
order yesterday morning eountermand-
ing all summonses - jurors served on
persons living outside of Salt Lake City
To Jurors living in Salt Lake or near
by instructions are to appear in court
on Jan. IL instead OF Jan. ).
/ c. r. BRADFORD, principal of the Bur
ton school. announced last evening that
his school would open again Monday
morning The rumOr to the effect that
the school would remain closed OWNS
to the prevalence Of icontagion is I'M
true he said.
| PROFESSOR WILLIAM NJ STEWART
will deliver q lecture entitled What Is
/ of Most Worth at the Twenty-third
/ ward meeting house this evening. Tbs
I lecture is to be given under the aus
pices OF the Mutual Improvement asso-
l citation.
/ NORMAN VOTE. baritone. will be the
soloist at St Mary's cathedral this fore
noon for Il O'Clock mass.
/ THE FUNERAL OF W. b. REAGAN
/ who died Jan. /. will be held this after
/ noon at > o'clock at Halls undertaking.
I rooms. The local union Of structure
/ iron workers will attend the services.
/ -rrrr MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL
/ STREET CAR MEMS UNION, mum
hering more than four hundred viii b
the guests Of the management OF the
New Grand theatre Wednesday anC
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