The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14

Carmen Benson, f. J. Brain, Stella
Hardy, Twenty second ward orchestra
James Monearr. Lucille Critchlow, Ger
trude ROmney, Louise Hagman, Gene
We've Salisbury, Gus Backman, Excel
sior quartet and II. Allen. Mr.. Sloan
goes to Germany in behalf OF the MOI
mon church.
Addresses Parents CIass-Dr. James
Z. Talmage Will address the parents
class in the Twentieth ward SUNDAY
school this morning. Services COM
menee at 10 o'clock.
Visits Danish MissiOns-aRev. j.
Thorsen from Denmark is the guest
of Rev. Harold Jensen, the Danish
Lutheran pastor. Rev. Thorsen IS on
a missionary tour through the Danish
Lutheran congregations In the United
States. He intends TO stay In SAT-
Lake some weeks, making II the heaa5
quarters while visiting in this and
neighbOFing states. Rev. Thorsen VIII
preach his first sermon here at the
evening service at IN the Danlsh
Lutheran church, corner First avenue
and e street.
VIII Teach in IdahO-Mrs. Emma
Hamlin LOugy, who has taught Tor
number of years in the SAT- Lake
schools, has resigned her position 10
accept the position as domestic art
teacher in the Cassia Stake academy
Idaho.
Meeting at Park-Today, from to
5 D. m, A. NJ. Chase viii commence a
series OF meetings in Liberty park at
the band stand. Permission from the
proper authority has been obtained,
and the intention is to make these
whose work shuts them in during the
week. Good music will be feature OF
these services.
Il lost tina g A L
Thomas received a letter yesterday
from Mrs. f. A. flanagan OF Colorado
Springs, asking him TO locate her son,
Arthur Stills. In the letter she stated
that she had written to the boy sew
eral times, but had received no reply.
She also stated that she is widow
and that her son, Arthur, is the only
'child she has,
Receives Notwithstanding Insur-
ance Commissioner Willard Done re-
ceived an invitation yesterday from the
International Association OF Accident
Underwriters to attend their twenty
third annual convention, which viii be
held ct Breton Woods. n. H, Septem-
Der 20 to p.
DIR. Grower to Speak-Tonight at the
Emmanuel Baptist church the Rev. Df
Clifford Grower OF Chicago university
will deliver a sermon or Importance
The subject will be. The Losses and
Gains OF the Prodigal."
EIr. and Mrs. Dunn Return-Mr. and
Mrs. w. L. Dunn returned yesterday
after a two months fishing trip in
northern Utah.
Anniversary of DedicatiOn-A special
musical program has been arranged
for the celebration OF the first
anniversary OF the dedication of ST
Mary's cathedral tomorrow. At the
conclusion of the service. which be-
gins at a. m, the junior choir will
sing Haydn-s Te Deum.
Gavins Come to MOxum-Mrs. Tom
Gavin and Miss Mary Gavin. wife and
daughter OF the manager of the Moxum
hotel. have come TO Salt Lake TO make
their home at the Moxum.
Funeral of Mrs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
services will be held at noon today In
the South Cottonwood ward house over
the body of Mrs. Josephine Jorgensen,
wife OF Amos JOrgensen, who died Fri
day morning from heart trouble. Mrs.
JOrgensen was SO years old. and leaves
a husband and nine children, three boys
and six girls. She came here eight
years ago and located at Midvale,
where her former husband L. A. Quist-
berg, lost his life in an accident at
the Bingham smelter.
New Bank at AIurray-Directors of
the Murray state Bdilk AT murray nave
bought a thirty-foOt front on Main,
between Fifth avenue and Seventeenth
South street, and will erect modern
business block.
Consider New Factory meeting of
citizens of Murray is called for Mon
day evening in the rooms of the Muir
ray Commercial club TO discuss facts
concerning the Universal Cleanser
Manufacturing company, which is about
TO install a factory at the smelter
city.
Religion Where It's COoI.-For the
OF the persons attending the
services at the First Methodist church
today electric fans have been installed.
Rev Francis =. Short, pastor OF the
church, announced last night that he
believed that persons who attended
church should feel comfortable and for
that reason the big breeze blowers
were pressed into service.
Thistle Club Outing.-The Thistle
club of Salt Lake Will join the ogden
Scottish organization. the "Cronies,"
for their annual outing at the Her
mitage, in ogden canyon, on Thurs
day. August Is. The official excursion
train will leave Salt Lake over the
Bamberger line at 1870 p. m, Thurs
day, although tickets will be good on
any train during that day. A bagpipe
band will accompany the club from
singing and dancing and a general pic
mic in the canyon.
Socialists at PaFk.-The Socialists
will hold their usual open air meet
ing at Liberty park this afternoon from
8 to 5 o'clock. Alfred SOrensOn, VIII
liam ThurstOn Brown and George E.
Watts viii speak.
Arrested on SuspleiOB-F. D. Doyle,
G. Hays and Thomas Griffin were ar
rested at $3.50 O'clock yesterday after
noon on a Murray car, at Sixth South
and State streets, by CHEZ of Detec-
tives George Sheets and Patrolman w.
W. Griffin, on suspicion of being the
dips who have been working on the
Murray cars since the removal of the
turf exchange to the Smelter city. They
were locked in the city jail, pending
further investigation OF their cases.
To Sing at Masses-For the o'clock
mass at st. Mary's cathedral today.
Miss Margaret COnnelley will be the
soloist; for the 9 o'clock mass, Miss
Matilda James viii sing All for Thee"
by BOrdese. and at II o'clock. Miss May
Carter viii sing Just for Today" by
Bingham.
RAILROAD NOTES.