Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-23
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LATE LOCALS,

Sweet potatoes are on the market.
four pounds for 20 cents,
Miss Clara Hall Is singing az soprano
IN Grace Episcopal church at Colorado
Springs.
George II. Williams, the well known
mining man from Milford, Is guest at
the Cullen.
]. c. Cutler. Jr, has gone down to
iron county on a trip of observation,
whore important developments are ex-
nected this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Felt Will go to
Provo this evening TO attend n party
given by Mrs W. 7, Silver in honor
OF her husbands birthday anniversary.
The family Of Landlord Holmes Of the
Knutsford Will remain for the winter at
Santa Monica, but Mr.. Holmes returns
to this city October 15
u, n, Leyman, prominent Phlla-
delphlan interested In the development
Of this state, is guest at the Kenyon,
after a businefs trip through the north
west.
The site Of the federal building Is
the scene OF much activity. as Contrac-
tor Campbell Is pushing things along as
fast as possible. But he Is hampered
by the scarcity In teams
Maj, r. b. Colville, advance agent
Of Giannlnis Royal Marine band Of
italy, Is guest at the Drexel. His
b9nd will play In this city next month
at the Salt Lake theater.
A default judgment In favor Of plain
tit has been entered In the case OF
ii. H.1acobson ct al VS. Abraham Smith
for the sum of 1858. The action was
brought TO recover judgment on
three promissory notes executed by
defendant March 7. 1894
on Friday evening, Sept. &c, an en-
tertainment viii be given In tie
Twenty third ward meeting house un-
der the auspices Of the ward teachers
fer the purpose OF raising means &c
purchase music for the choir. An ele
gent program will be carried out by
some Of the best talent of the city, at
ter which dancing will be INDUCED in
TIL IL o'clock. No admission will DC
charged. but those who attend will be
expected TO contribute a small amount
10 ala the goou cause,
Il. II. Flagler, representing the John
Church Music company Of Chicago, Is
a guest at the Kenyon, He under
stands that sousa's band is TO pass
through this city next month EN- route
east from a northwestern trip, and no
does not know why they should not
stop over here. MIR. Flagler says the
public taste is running now, IN the
matter of songs, to compositions like
those OF Nevin and Hawley. and In In
strumental music the taste Is turning
from rag-tlme TO n much higher grade
OF composition. He says a coming COM
poser in song music Is Obey Speaks. a
new but brilliantly shining musical
light Mr., Flagler finds business very
promising wherever he goes.
Manager Pyper OF the Salt Lake
Theater, accompanied by his wife. re-
turned yesterday from flying trip TO
Chicago, New York and Boston. Dur
ing their New York stay they were the
guests OF Col. Willard Young and wife.
but nearly all Of Mr.. Pyper's time was
occupied In Inspecting the new modern
theaters, such as the Empire, the
Knickerbooker. and Delasco's new
house. The latter opens tonight with
Leslie Carter as the attraction. Mr..
Pyper says that although the theater
IL hardly any larger than the Grand In
this city, II is simply a marvel in ele-
gance. convenience, and mechanical
contrivancles Mr., Piper purchased a
number of electrical appliances for the
salt Lake Theater, and will lay before
the board Of directors several designs
for a new drop curtain.