Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

DR.. 7, G. Odell Is confined 10 his
home with severe case OF laryngltls.
A lecture on Socialism will be given
In Boden's hall. Murray, Sunday even
ing by ]. ID. Osborne and Il. S. Lund,
The funeral Of William II. Parton win
occur from the Tenth ward meeting.
house tomorrow, Sunday, at o'clock.
The county commissioners have APP
proved the appointment OF the follow
Ing special tax collectors: T. S. Fow-
Ter, George Moore and s. Galeazzi.
The Fifth ward Primary association
conference viii be held IN the FIFTH
ward westinghouse tomorrow evening
at o'clock All interested are invited.
Moral Education" is the subject or
lecture to be given In the Twenty
third ward westinghouse tomorrow
night at $3.50 by Elder John T. Miller
The public is invited,
Considerable anxiety Is felt over the
non-arriyal OF the Dominion line steam
err which left Liverpool with a number
OF returning missionaries on board, Jan.
20.
Elders L. John Nuttal and ]. w.
ure Of the Deseret Sunday SchoeA Tn
lon board win attend the Davis sake
Sunday School union meeting at Farm
ingtcn tomorrow.
The many relatives and friends OF
Mrs. Lydia s. Crowther OF this city
viii be pleased TO learn OF her improved
condition from an attack OF the grip,
confning her 10 her bed the past FIVE
weeks.
While James Burgess an employee OF
the salt Lake Transfer company, was
unloading trunks yesterday afternoon
he slipped on the icy pavement. and a
trunk he was handling fell on him,
iniiicting painful though not serious
injuries.
David Hilton. an old time resident
Salt Lake is seriously III at his home
80 Fifth street. Besides suffering from
rheumatism. he has touch Of pneu.
mcnia and Is quite low. Some OF his
children have been summoned TO his
bedside. Mr.. Hilton Is now in his 12n1
year.
Cerebral hemorrhage caused the
death In this city yesteday Of Thomas
Yai alley. who had been III for about a
@sck. Deceased was as years of age
and leaves a wife and seven children,
enc Of his daughters, Miss Mary NJ.
Yardley, being q teacher In the Higl
school.
Mrs. Fred Elcomb wife of a promi-
1ent cattle man OF Blaine county, Ida,
underwent an operation az the Holy
Gloss hospital Thursday for the remov-
81 81 a Nth hfub
slie had been afflicted for some time.
The operation was quite successful and
The lady is said to be doing nicely.
AZ meeting Of the County Medical
society last evening a committee was
appointed 10 draft a statement Of the
. sccicty's objections to the osteopathy
bin 20 be presented 10 the Legislature.
The committee was also authorized "a
employ an attorney TO aid In fighting
the bin in the house. The principal
fight will be on the medical educational
qualifications Of the osteopaths.
Annie Peterson, aged II. daughter OF
Chris. Peterson. 1908 south Fourth East
street, was badly frostbltten yesterday
morning Rather than walt for q car to
20 TO school the child walked. and on
reaching the school building, became
unconscious She was taken home,
where IL was two hours before she
was brought TO. The sufferer viii re-
cover. Annie did not want to be tardy'
and the cars were delayed on account
Of the drifting snow.
/, will be startling news TO M
friends Of Joseph Swenson Of z. {. 81
]. shoe department 10 know that he Is
critically in with rheumatism OF N,
heart Yesterday his life was despaired
OF and members Of the family were mas.
I lilly summoned 20 his bedside. Today
however, his condition is somewhat I'M
. poryed. though he Is still very SIGH
man and there Is much apprehension az
20 the outcome Of his case.
Last night 1t was reported 10 the pc.
lice that family residing at s4l Eas'