Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The parade Of the Wyoming and Y.
NJ. G. A. football teams, headed by the
Battery band drew a great deal Of at
tention on the streets az 3 o'clock this
afternoon. II has the appearance Of a
procession OF Gollaths in charge Of a
band Of Dayids the visitors nearly all
towering over the home boys,
Miss Ethel Radcliffe is going to spo-
kane, Washington, for an extended
visit, leaving this city next Friday or
Saturday.
A farewell will be given to j. W.
Neville next Thursday evening in the
Ninth ward meeting house. Mr., Ne
Vile leaves on a mission TO the North
western States on the 29th inst
Funeral services over the remains Of
Elder Hans Petersen will be held to-
morrow, Sunday, at 1880 o'clock In the
MILFORD school house on old County
road and Fourteenth South street
Friends are invited.
Spencer Clawson & Co., have rented
their warerooms on Broadway to A. II.
BoXrud Co.. and will move into quar-
ters on Main street about the first Of
the year Mr.. Clawson states that his
house will continue wholesaling ex-
clusively
I. +, Thomas Jr., and John A.
Maynes returned from Bear River yes
terday whittier they went week ago
on duck hunting expedition. They
came back loaded down with ducks and
fish, which they say are founo in
abundance In the northern country.
They put up at Knudsen's hotel, few
miles west Of Brigham City, where
they received every accommodation.
News dealers and agents are re-
quested TO file orders early for the
Christmas News which will be on
the streets early Saturday afternoon,
December 18th. As Il Will be sold right
up to Christmas, II viii be great issue
for advertisers,
Manager Piper Of the Theater this
morning received a telegram from
Frank Perley, manager OF Alice Nell
son. countermanding the arrangement
made by his advance agent. Mr.
Bowles, for two extra performances
here. The telegram was received after
the musical page Of the News had
gone 10 press, or the announcement
there made would have been corrected
b. II, Roberts new book, "The Rise
and Fall of Nauvoo' is now being
turned out Of the bindery al the rate
Of several hundred copies a day, and Is
selling rapidly. Mutual Improvement
associations win find 1t an Invaluable
aid in the study OF this years Manual
The omission Of the small word
not in referring 10 a case Of small
poX in yesterdays News" made a
vital difference in the meaning OF the
item, II should have read that three
physicians waited on c. II. Tingey and
pronounced that the case was not
smallpox. Later the city physician
found that II was and Mr. Tlngey is
now in the isolation hospital
Mrs, Addle S. Felt, president Of the
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement as
ISOLATION, OF the Twenty-third ward,
was made the recipient Of a pleasant
surprise party last night The affair
was In the hands Of her two counselors.
Misses Hannah Lundln and Annie
Fernstrom, who, with about nifty
guests. swooped down on the lady with
a bountiful stock Of picnic and good
will. The surprise was most complete;
the company was jolly and a fine time
was had, The commodlous home at the
corner Of Ninth North and Second
West was fully taxed to comfortably
entertain the genial half hundred peo-
Dle In attendance