Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-04
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Rev. w. T, Plnkerton OF Kenton, Ohio,
has excepted the call to the pastorate
OF the Central Christian Church Of this
city and will arrive here about Febru-
airy first to assume his new duties,
The Mt. olyet Cemetery manage.
ment is planning for an extensive and
valuable Improvement In the cemetery
as soon aB the much desired forty acres
have been added TO the present enyi-
rOnment.
Mrs. Freed and Mr. Lester Freed left
today for Denver 20 attend the we'd
ding OF Miss Woof and Mr.. Claud
Freed, which will take place next We'd
nesday. The prospective groom left
last Wednesday for Denver.
Mrs, Emma w. McAlllster, q jani-
tress Mt the city and county building,
Is at her home suffering with broken
arm. She met with the accident yeH-
terday afternoon while en- route TO the
Joint building, when she slipped and
fell.
The Eiks have decided to walt for an
other year by which time the new
building VIII have been largely II not
entirely paid for, ere organizing their
military concert band. A fund of 81, 900
Will be set aside Tor the maintenance Of
this band, and the membership Is placed
at forty-four.
Apostle M, Il. Cowley returned last
evening from q short business trip to
Logan. He reports there is very little
snow In Cache valley and that the fog
there last evening was so dense that
the engineer on the train could scarce
~ see the rails Immediately In front OF
the engine notwithstanding the head.
light.
Yesterday Afternoon Charles H. Hay
den was taken before Justice Dana II.
Smith and arraigned on the charge Of
uttering a fictitious check contrary TO
the statutes In such cases made and pro-
vided, He entered plea OF not guilty
and was remanded to the county JAN
pending a preliminary hearing. He
was unable to furnish a bond Of $500
The public spirited ladies' who are
promoting the free kindergarten In
the Thirteenth ward school house un-
der the pnnoipalship Of Miss Rebecca
Morris are DESTROYS OF having It known
that the school win resume on Mon
day next, at nine o'clock. Many Of the
little ones who attend this school are
from the slums OF the city and to
them It Is n benefit beyond computa-
ton. Miss Morris wishes 20 see as
many OF these little waits there as pos
slble after the holiday vacation.
The fog OF yesterday continued
through the night, with but one or two
lucid inter,als," during which the
moon and the stars did their level best
TO shine, but failed. AT s o'clock this
morning the fog was so thick that one
could hardly see 100 feet ahead hut
later Il became less dense. The fog ex-
tends north and west for some distance
and made the telegraph wires work
heavily today between this city and
Ogden. The local weather Office expects
the fog 10 abide with us until a wind
springs up TO drive Il away
Deputy Marshal Hardy has returned
from Spanish Fork, where ne arrested
Eddie Thomas, nlne-year-old boy and
Rey Bentley the two boys who were in
dicted by the late grand jury for
breaking into the postoliice at nueul
Vista, Uintah county, last August Tile
boys are charged with taking away
property that belonged 20 hic govern
ment and also personal property be-
longing TO Moroni Gerber, the post
master. The case OF the little Thomas
boy Is pathetic. His parents are very
poor and he was their main support
At the time Of his arrest he was en-
ployed IN a Sunnyslde coal mine az q
day, Being only q child when he was
arrested he broke down and wept and
cried to 60 back 10 his Old place NJ the
mine. Both boys secured bonds in ne
sum Of $500 The sureues Tor the
Thomas boy are William b. Jones ANA
Samuel d. Stoker. Bentley is at Yer
nal.