The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-02

SALT LAKE CAMP NO. 10071, Modern
Woodmen of America. gave social
last night, the event being one OF
the most successful in the history OF
the organization. a zerapa blanket
was given as the grand prize. TWen-
tv-five tables were well supplied
with players. and general Soou
time was had.
w. H. JONES, the veteran pastryman,
who worked in a bakery at Seventh
East and Fourth South streets, dur
ing the past fifteen years, died at st.
Marks hospital yesterday morning,
aged 20 years. His body was taken
to the mOrtuary of ODonneN & co.
DIR. H. c. JORGENsEN was last night
elected surgeon of z. A. Wedgwood
camp, United Spanish War Veterans
THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
WALES SOCIETY will meet next
Tuesday evening at Federation of
Labor hall, at which time a splendid
program will be rendered.
ABOUT $50 ELKS and their friends at
tend the rehearsa! of THE Big
Noise" which is. to be presented at
the Salt Lake theatre March Y and
%, at the Elks' hall on State street.
last night, under the direction Of
Rufus K Love. The director will
combine the parts of the big extraVa-
ganza tonight
WILLIAM SOUTHERN was arrested yes
terday by Mounted Patrolman j. A
Conyers for breaking into room at
227 West Second South street and the
subsequent larceny of suit of clothes
from a man giving his name as Howard
Wilson. Southern is charged with
burglary in the second degree.
APPROXIMATELY 200 attended the
dance and social given last night by
parade committee of the Odd Fellows
in their hall. The proceeds are to go
toward a fund with which to pay the
expenses of a monster parade TO De
given during the month OF April.
G 6 THOMAS. .JR.. son of former Cover
nor Charles S. Thomas of Colorado, is
in Salt Lake, and is stopping at the
Knutsford Mr.. Thomas is on his way
back to Denver, after investigating some
mining properties in Nevada.
THE GRANITE HIGH SCHOOL DRAM
ATTIC CLUB will present western
Plains this evening in the Cottowood
ward house. The performance TONG ~
will be the initial appearance OF tE5
Granite students this season Pheasant
Green will also be visited in turn, while
a one-night booking has been secured
at the Granite stake house
7. NJ BROWN. chief clerk to the general
passenger agent of the Denver q RIO
Grande, S. x. Hooper, accompanied the
White Sox to Salt Lake and assisted III
their entertainment
THE CURRENT ISSUE of Trust Com
panies the leading monthly magazine
devoted to trust company, banking ana
financial interests in the United states
contains the photograph of Arthur I.
sullivan. cashier of the salt Lake SeCur-
ity a Trust company and a snort MS
tory of the company The article Is III
connection with Mr.. Sullivan's election to
the office of vice president for Utah OF
the trust company section or the Amer
lean Bankers association.
THE SALT LAKE CHAPTER of the
American Institute of Banking will hold
a debate Thursday evening at the Com
bank The subject of the debate is
Resolved, That the postal savings
bank system will be advantageous tC
the people of the United States" The
affirmative will be taken by r. r. Shar-
key, T. w. Ball and E. B. Carhart
| The negative will be taken by A. H
Glarner E. E. Dyer and j. E. Open
shaw.
A. L. WOODILL, a fruit merchant OF
Riverside, Cal, has left f~r Caliente
| New, where he will attempt to rescue
| several carloads of lemons and orange:
/ that were stranded at the time of tht
| washout on the Salt Lake Route.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPkY was no
| titled yesterday that he had been elected
an honorary vice president of the Sierra
| Madre club Of Los Angeles. He viii
accept the honor.
TWO CASES OF SMALLPOX were re-
ported to the city board of health yes
| terday as follows: Lester Dykes, aged
four years, son of w. Dykes of q Nortf
| First West street, and Florence Back
man. aged four and half years, daugb.
ter of John Backman, of 31S North Sixth
West street. The little Backman cir
is just recovering from a siege of scar
let fever.
IN A LETTER received yesterday, Gov
ernor William Spry is asked to attend
the eighteenth annual session Of the
National Irrigation congress, to be held
at Pueblo, Colo, September &c to 80, and
also to name Is delegates to represent
Utah.
TWO PATENTS have been granted to the
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