Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

was taken TO room ID, when nau
been converted into magnificent ban
quet hall, here the alumni and invited
guests enjoyed a sumptuous spreaden-
llyeend by happy responses TO the fol-
lowing toasts, b. S. Hinckley onlciat-
ing as POSTMASTER;
"Bookworm" ...,... B.. Caleb Tanner
DAY .. . % .,Jennle Brimhall Knight
Leather go. .,.o q. "t"H. ). Tanner
Cats o., o, . .r, .,uSusa Y, Gates
'Solemnltles' q, .,u .,,.J, NJ Jensen
Brownies ,.-.,..Amy Brown Lyman
OFFICERS ELECTED,
In the afternoon business meeting
was held and the following business
transacted
A resolution was adopted bestowlng
honorary membership upon the trustees
OF the academy and Hon. John II.
Booth was elected an honorary mem
Der
The following officers for the ensuing
year were elected,
President John T.. Booth,
First vice president, Amy Brown Ly-
man.
Second vice president, Mary John
Clun
Secretary, Annie Pike.
Corresponding secretary, II, u. Allen.
Treasurer, John G., Swenson.
Executive committee, Jas, l.. Brown,
VIM, h. Rydalch.
The following committee was appoint
ed TO consider the advisabiity Of
changing the constitution, and report at
the next meeting. George II. Brim-
hall n L. Nelson, Jas. l.. Brown.
BALL IN THE EVENING.
The alumni ball in the evening closed
the very successful reunion OF the as
ISOLATION and was a brilliant social az
fair attended by many friends Of the
alumni and the academy,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following business has been
transacted in the Fourth district court:
Lily Mining company VS. Ralph NJ
Kellogg plaintiff given until and in
Guiding July LIST to prepare, serve and
file bin Of exceptions.
b. f. Miner vs. David Mcpherson ct
al, plaintiff given thirty days in which
10 file motion for new trial and bill Of
exceptions.
In the matter OF the estate Of r. ],
Mccullough, deceased; hearing contln-
ued TN June 18TH.
Provo city w West Union Canal
company ct al; leave granted to file
amended complaint and order TO Issue
alias summonses.
Louis Edwards, Of Thistle, was grant
ed divorce from Mary Jane Edwards,
on the grounds Of desertion. The par
ties intermaried at Spanish Fork De-
cember "A, 1884, and in February, 1888,
the desertion took place,
IuIx 1Efh hua haat. ION haa rim tho
petition OF Jacob Evans for letters Of
administration In the estate OF Colt
fried Spoerry, who died at Array, Colo
RADIO, January g. 1889 and who left an
estate In Utah, consisting OF mining
property of the probable value OF s., 900,
The case Of Hannah Peterson, j. r.
Crook Is being heard on return Of re-
straining order enjoinng defendant
from interfering with water and land in
dispute between the parties.
DEATH OF MRS CHOULEs.
Mrs. Mary Il. Choules died at her
home in the Third ward yesterday
morning from pneumonia. The de-
ceased was laru August 80 lSiS, IN Og-
bourne, ST. George England, and emf
grated with her husband and children
to Utah in 1852, since which time she
has lived In Provo. Mrs Choules was
a woman Of retiring disposition, devot-
ed TO her home and family, and leaves
five children to mourn the death Of low
ing mother. She has not had good
health since the death OF her husband,
the late George Choules, about eight
cen months ago. The funeral will be
held from the Third ward meeting
house Sunday at l o'clock.
NOE EDWARDS WEDDING.
Amy Elizabeth Noe, 90, Of springville.
and Louis Edwards. 3S, Of Thistle, were
married yesterday by Judge Booth.
A marriage license has been Issued TO
Nies G. Erickson. 60, Of Santaquin, and
Sophia Wilson, 60, Of Pa
FOR FRUIT GROWERS.
Vice President Bower. OF the state
board of horticulture, states that the
pear and cherry leaf slug Is now hatch
ing and will soon rob the trees Of their
foliage, and destroy the fruit crop for
next year, unless they are killed by
spraying He recommends spraying
with a solution OF Paris grcen-one
pound 10 100 gallons OF water Where
there is only one or two trees dust may
be sprinkled on the leaves, this will de-
stroy such Of the eggs as Il comes In
contact with,
CANNING FACTORY MEETING.
There will be q meeting OF fruit
growers and business men held In the
court house. Thursday evening, TO con-
slider the building Of a fruit canning
factor and an evaporatine plant IN this
city or vicinity. Col Adams, who Is
heavily interested In fruit growing at
Syracuse and one Of the promoters Of
the canning industry at Ogden viii be
at the meeting, together with Secretary
Wright Of the state board Of hortlcul-
ture. 1t Is desired that as large a num-
Der as possible of the business men and
fruit growers attend the meeting.
FATAL RESULTS AVERTED.
The l2-year-old daughter Of l.. d.
Vincent Of Pleasant View ward intend
ed 10 give her i-year-old brother some
gargling medicine yesterday and In
mistake gave him carbolio acid, The
little fellow succeeded In splitting out
some OF the acid, but suffered great
pain, and the consequences might have
been serious had not the girl hit upon
the very Utkl Ielutug lldt fOull ut du-
minlstered-as the doctor says. She first
gave the child some diluted alcohol, fol-
lowing It up with olive oil, and when
Or. Robinson arrived he pronounced the
patient out OF danger. Some OF the
acid got into the boys eye, but not
enough to produce serious results.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF Pho.
NEERS.
The Sons and Daughters OF Pioneers
Of Utah. the headquarters Of which or
ganlzation Is In this city, are making
great preparations 10 make the annual
reunion In Springville on June goth A
success. The organization embraces the
state and surrounding states and terri
tore. who are all honorary member are
especially desired TO attend; they VIII
receive a loyal welcome.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Judge Marioneaux is here, holding
court
The pupils OF the Proctor academy