Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The remains Of Michael McComas,
who died recently in this city, were
shipped today to Park City for inter-
ment.
Mrs. Everett j. Clark of st. Joseph,
Mo. died In this city yesterday, and her
remains will be sent to Missouri for
lnterment
The Sanford University Press club
has chosen Isaac Russell OF this city
for toastmaster OF the coming banquet
OF the Press club.
The Associated Press agency in this
city began last night sending reports
west by the new sending machine, which
greatly facilitated business.
$. X. Hooper has bought from John
III. Whitney u l0-acre tract east OF Cal
ders park, where the purchaser VIII
start chicken ranch and fish hatch-
cry
The regular monthly meeting of the
Utah Womans Press club viii be held
at the residence of Mrs. Emma II. Jen-
son, 1854 north Second West, this even
ing.
George Francis Train, Jr., son OF the
famous psychologist and friend OF Utah,
has been visiting the city and left to-
day for san Francisco over the South
ern Pacific,
The Utah Womens Press club viii
meet at the home Of Ella H. Jensen. IA
North Second West street this eve
ming at o'clock. All members OF the
club are cordially invited TO be present.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late Mrs, Margaret Dalgleish Cow
,,ttIt l,..l ..II la.
inghouse az $3.50 p. IN. tomorrow and
not at p. m, as previously announced,
IN the United States district court yes
terday the following We're adjudicated
bankrupts; Il. NJ. \ VIM Middemass,
ana Ida May Miller The following
bankrupts were discharged: Isaac X.
Knight, Marshall Bros, Joseph Hansen
and Frank A. Colclough.
The joint session OF the Young Mems
and Young Ladies' improvement asso.
Citations OF the Eighteenth ward viii be
addressed tomorrow evening by Elder
David Mckenzie on the subject, The
Fulfillment Of Prophecy" The public is
special music.
Elder A Milton Musser win lecture
before the Twenty-third ward Mutual
Improvement associations tomorrow
night. his subject being, Preaching the
Gospel without Purse or Scrip This
meeting begins at $50 and In addition
10 the lecture there will be choice
musical numbers.
c. o. Naness, local representative o
Hubbard Spencer Burt 4 Co.. recent
ly met with bad accident. While oul
travelling a lurch OF the train threw
him to the ground and injured his kne,
To that extent that Or. Allen who I,
attending him, says 1t will be at leas
four weeks before he can 30 on the roaC
again.
David Il. Swift, a well known ira
yelling man from the east, Is at tn
Knutsford. He gave an interesting ex
hbition the other evening mt the resi-
dence of DR.. Hull Of this city, OF hyp
notism that afforded great pleasure l.
large company, Mr.. Swift appear
TO be an artist in this line lie Is
prominent Elk,
The State Beekeepers' association vii
hold It's annual convention In the cit
and county building, commencing a
$3.50 D. M, Monday, Oct. g. Anon
the subjects 10 be considered will b
the winterlng question, and the ex
hlbit to the worlds fair at 81. Lou
next year. All beekeepers are urgentl
requested to be present, f, s. Loves!
president
The Ladies' Literary club rooms WEI
we'll filed yesterday afternoon, on III
occasion OF the illustrated lecture. b