Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-21
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Mrs. John Shea, wife OF the county
1ailer, is quite III with jnfantmatory
rheumatism.
Councilman Fernstrom Of the Third
precinct is said 20 be suffering from
symptoms OF typhoid fever.
DR.. r. w. Carter. surgeon general OF
the Maccabees. is In town and VIII
take part In the grand initiation to be
held on the evening Of June 80 In the
Grand Theater.
The Utah delegation to the Interna-
tional Sunday school convention at
Denver, leaves next Wednesday morn
ing. over the Union Pacific uniting at
Ogden with the Idaho and Washington
delegations.
The Andrus family, who rank among
the pioneers OF the Great West, Will
hold family reunion az the home OF
Milo Andrus In Big Cottonwood July ,
next An invitation to be present Is
extended to all it's members.
The styles in paper table cloth SER
vice have been Increased by the APP
pearsnce OF ''cloth" and eight nap
kins In set OF japanese paper decor
ated with large flower designs. The
combination Is very taking.
Inspector General Irons. OF the de-
partment Of the Colorado. has been
oyerhauling things az Fort Douglas for
the last three days, and making the
situation interesting for both commits
stoned officers and enlisted men.
According to indications on the street.
It Is becoming the fashion for ladies
wearing white duck waists 10 have In
scribed on the left side over the collar
bone their monogram In floss SILK OF a
color that matches the complexion OF
the wsarer.
An aged resident Of this city, IN the
person Of Hannah Watson Pic5tnell,
died at her home In the Third ward on
Friday at the advanced age Of 81 years
and I months. The funeral services
VIII be held on Sunday at p, m, In
the Third ward meeting house.
The last sad rites over the remains
Of Mrs, Elizabeth Hanford WIN be con-
Quoted from the Twentieth ward meet
ing house tomorrow, Sunday, services
commencing at u o'clock The Nmains
VIII lie in state at the family residence.
1896 @ street, from 10 to 1880, the day
OF the funeral.
]. s. Murdoch. well known stockman
OF Heber City was operated on al the
Holy Cross hospital yesterday after
noon for appendicitis. The operation
was successfully performed, and al
though the case Ia more than ordinarily
serious, hopes are entertained for his
speedy recovery,
The Junior Christian Endeayorers OF
the East Side Baptist church gave
June fete last night at the church
where there was a sale OF fancy articles
made by the pupils OF Miss Parsons
industrial school There were also
choice refreshments, and very pleas
ant social time.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was addressed yesterday after
noon by Miss Pollock, primary super
visor OF the city schools, her talk be-
ing upon the Early Training Of Chill
dren." The meeting was al the home Of
Mrs. Bowdle and the address was well
received by good attendance.
The funeral OF Miss Elizabeth Lani-
gar, who died at the Holy Cross hos
pital. win be held from the Twelfth
ward meeting house on Sunday az $3.50
Miss Lanigar. who was an employe OF
the American steam laundry, was VIC
tim OF heart failure following the shock
incident 10 an operation which she un-
derwent at the hospital.
A prominent militia officer remarks
that Il would be best 10 have the an
nual encampment Of the National
Guard IN August rather than in Septem-
Der. as employers can spare their clerks
who are members OF the Guard better
IN the summer month, than In the first
month Of fail when the seasons busi-
ness Ia Just beginning 10 open
A morning paper states that Col Van
Blarcom Of the Denver News was the
first newspaper man TO be appointed on
the staff OF a governor. John Atkins
OF the News" was appointed on the
governors staff with the rank OF coll
onel some years before his death, and
review OF the STATS OF several east
ern governors Will reveal the presence
there OF newspaper men,
This 10 the longest day I'm the year
June q, when the sun reaches the far
thest point in its northern march
called the summer sostice. After a
few DAYS the sun viii start south
cross the equator the autumnal equi-
nox, Sept p. and reach us most
southern point, the winter solstice
Dec. q, when II VIII halt for a week
and then slowly start north again.
A friend Of Elder James d. Stirling
sends the following: "Freens at hame
(saut Lalk. etc. fer neist iva days
efter the morn his moo guide chance
tRe sen wurd tae aul freens / the
iaun o. tautie skonR Cookie sooz wac
raisen cen and Bonnie Lassies. Elder
Stirring leaves for Scotland nsxt Wed