Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-04-28
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In answer 20 numerous Inquiries the
News announces that the pamphlet
containing the full proceedings OF the
recent Conference viii be ready on
Tuesday next.
A meeting win be held at the Y. NJ.
{. A. at o'clock this evening TO per-
feet arrangements for a "COrkers' en-
tertainment" 10 be given in the Y. NJ
C. 4. parlors early In May
Henry Resting, a ranoher Of shoshone,
Idaho, was brought To- the Holy Cross
hospital yesterday afternoon with a
broken leg He received the injury In
an attempt 70 ride water wheel
The services in the Seventh ward
meeting house tomorrow night will be-
gin at o'clock instead OF $3.50 as usual.
on account OF the Sunday school exer-
cises TO be given on this occasion.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
association of Veteran ArtIllerymen VIII
be held In the Templeton assembly hall
on Wednesday, May 2nd. commencing
at 1890 ,, m. A full attendance Is de-
sired.
Kemmerer Camera; A subscription
paper As being circulated In this Vicini-
ty Tor the purpose OF establishing a
Iattey-day Saints church In kemmerer
We understand the contributions are
quite generous.
William Pearson, the employee OF The
Coop Wagon and Machine company
whose foot was badly crushed In an
elevator a few days ago is getting
along as well as he anticipated. He
win not lose his foot.
The Odd Fellows Of this city VIII
celebrate the eighty-tirst anniversary
OF their order In the New Grand
Opera House. this city. on Monday
evening beginning az o'clock. An eN-
celleut musical and literary program
viii be rendered. Admission VIII be free
and there will be no reserved seats.
Boise Statesman. The QUO Vadls
company left Thursday afternoon Tor
Seattle They expect 10 return 90
Boise again about the LET OF June, their
Intention being 20 make "a tour OF the
coast towns before returning here, az
ter which they viii 80 20 salt Lake,
Butte and then east
The committee IN charge OF the cele-
bration of the hfutth anniversary OF
the opening OF the scandinavian mis-
sion. which occurs in June, are prepar-
ing AN elaborate pictorial album, as a
souvenir of the occasion The work
has been awarded the job department
OF the Deseret News and al the Illus
trauons will be IN half tone.
out Of the list OF eight applicants who
appeared before the State board OF
dental examiners only one succeeleu
IN securing a certificate. He was Gus
tave W. Teudt. n young SAT- laker:
Mr. Teudt win begin The practice OF
his profession Immediately and con-
tnue until IAN when DE expects 10
leave on mission 10 the East.
The funeral OF William Z. Tufts viii
be- held tomorrow 90 o'clock ifuni
Evans undertaking parlors The pm
bearers viii Dee George Rands H. g.
sorenson. Roy Morris. Horace smith.
Joseph Benton. and carl Bluhm, al OF
whom were associated with the oe'
ceased In troop h. Fourth cavalry III
the Philippines.
Arthur Kesler and his family, accom-
panied by his brother. Edgar kesleI'
Of Pleasant Green, salt Lake county
let last night by the oregon shoFl
Line railway. bound for Alberta, cana
da. The former takes with him lWo
cars Of horses and horned stock nhu
household goods. and win make thol
country his future home. the latleI
goes 90 aid bic brother and View inc
country with a design to move there
n suited
Al the laboratory building OF the
University lget night Mrs. Alice Mer-
rim Horne gave an exceptionally inter
estinc lecture. her subject being lhe
Home. lbs Surrounding and Furnish
lngs" A large audience was pres, Nv,
and Mrs Horne's talk was thorouBhls
enjoyed. Next Friday night Mrs. frahh
r. Elliot VIII deliver a lecture on
"sobool Room Decoration" and Miss
Elsie A Faust win aprak on the sub
feet Of art In Every Day Life" BON