Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Home missionaries viii visit both city
and country wards tomorrow evening
Simon Bamberger has engaged Oh
sens orchestra TO furnish music for the
Lagoon the coming summer.
J. w. Allard editor Of the News Reg
lister, Evanston, came TO town today for
the purpose OF meeting Col. Bryan.
The regular seml-annual civil service
examinations for government positions
VIII be held In this city on the Soth
inst.
j. n. Hamlin. the decorator, has Just
issued handsome little manual des-
oriptlve of the art Of house decoration
With some interesting essays on colors.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs Matthew Noal will be held In
the Twenty-second ward meeting house,
tomorrow, at u o'clock. Friends In
vited.
Wallace Bailey, young man who re-
Gently came from Nevada, was operated
upon for appendicitis at the 81. Marks
hospital yesterday afternoon. lie is re-
covering as nicely as could be expected.
The state board Of medical examiners
Will hold meeting on Monday, April
IND, In the Office OF the state health
commissioners, city and county build
ing
pleasant surprise party was given
Mr.. Q. II. Hewlett Friday evening. In
honor OF his thirty birthday; about
forty OF his friends spent a most en-
loyable evening at games, billiards and
selections on the phonograph, while
dainty refreshments were being served.
A number OF the members Of the Inff
Al. Z. church will 20 to Logan next
week to attend the Methodist semi.
annual conference which will be adj
dressed by the Rev Joel A. Smith
whose subject will be the 'Pentacostal
Revival"
The funeral Of the late Mrs. John
Hepworth, will be held from the family
residence, 57l south Main street, Sun
day afternoon AT o'clock. Mrs. VIII
liam Wright daughter OF the deceased
is expected TO arrive from san Francis
co, California, this evening.
President Snow and party were TO
have gone to Saltair on a special train
this afternoon 10 look over the pavilion
ana decide on contemplated improve
ments for the coming season. The trip
was postponed until Tuesday, how
over. on account Of the threatening as
seet OF the weather.
The patrons Of the Grant school held
most interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon az the school building. SUI
perintendent Cooper delivered an adj
dress. :n which he pointed out the good
results that accrued when parents man
Tested an enthusiastic interest in the
school work OF their children.
Two OF Mr. Henry Folland's Children.
O boy OF six and a girl OF eight, had a
narrow escape In a runaway yesterday
afternoon. These two little tots were
alone IN the wagon when the animal be-
came frightened and ran distance OF
several blocks. The boy heroically held
on 10 the relns, however, and aVerted a
collision. and won The plaud.ts Of pedes-
trians and the praise Of parents for the
brave act.
The two Mutual Improvement assoc
Citations Of the Eighteenth ward will
celebrate patriotic evening In the
ward hall Tuesday evening az 80.
Prof. Geo. Marshall viii deliver a talk
on How the Battle OF Bunker Hin was
Fought" Mrs. II NJ DinwOodey will
sing THE Sword Of Bunker Hill," Miss
BESSIE Edmonds will render "The Flar
without a stain" the Piper, Whitney
Patrick. Spencer quartet will sing THE
Land Of Washington" and the audi
ence Will render America