Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-14
The Semi
Weekly News
Is Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and contains all fhe cream Of the
Daily and Saturday News.


Evergreen Lodge No. Is, Fraternal
Union OF America, win give musicale
IN the lodge hall next Monday even.
ing.
DR.. Gustave Teudt, who for some
time has been confined to his home by
an attack OF typhoid fever Is again
seen among his friends, and Is rapidly
recovering health and strength.
Mrs. Rebecca Royland Ward, of ei5
Twentieth street. San Diego, Cal. would
like TO learn Of the present whereabouts
of Abram Noah, or Mrs. Winslow, his
sister. who came to Utah several years
ago.
Robert Il. Glover, well known min
ing man residing at 260 Fifth East
street, has died at Los Angeles, and the
remains viii be brought to this city
for interment under the auspices of the
odd Fellows.
The two years old child Of Postmaster
William Marks of Tooele, was brought
TO this city yesterday, for medical
treatment. The child had run pen
into Its eye and II Is feared the or
gan Is destroyed.
Sheriff Emery was called out to the
store of Hemsley Il Emsley at 1915
Eleventh East street this morning
about / O'Clock In answer to a burglar
call, The alarm proved to be false,
so the sheriff had his trip for nothing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker OF Fillmore
was operated upon at the Keogh-
Wright hospital this morning by local
surgeons, assisted by DIR. DuclSworth OF
Fillmore. The patient rallied after the
operation and is getting along splendid
ly.
The musical exercises In connection
with the semi-annual meeting of the
Scottish Rite consistory, the coming
week In this city. will be under the d.
rection of OrganIst A. II. Peabody Of
81 Marks cathedral. He Is preparing
fine program.
The funeral Of Mary Ann Burnham
Will be held from the Eleventh ward
Westinghouse tomorrow, Sunday, at ~
O'Clock, noon. The remains may be
viewed at the family residence, los $.
Seventh East street. between the hours
of 1890 and 1880 a. m.
Our story writer's and poets viii read
with interest the annual announcement
of cash prizes for the Christmas
News which appears in another part
OF the News" tonight The best story
writer can earn $50, and the best Christ.
mas poem submitted will be awarded a
prize Of $25.
The new Unitarian church on Sec
on East street has been completed, and
VIII be occupied tomorrow morning, for
purposes OF worship. Rev. Mr.. Fish
Will speak on "Our new church home .
why We built II. and what we expect
10 do with It; A feature of the SER
vice viii be the music
Miss Myrtle Fowler, for the past year
q resident OF this city, and at present
attending the Belmont seminary at
Nashville, Tenn, has Just died OF APP
pendicltls, and the remains will be TAX j.
on to DanYille, Ills, her former home,
for interment. Miss Fowlers father
has left Salt Lake for Tennessee.
A new Irritable organization, to be
known as 81. Anthony's Guild. was or.
CARRIED yesterday afternoon, at the
Wilson hotel, with these officers: Presl
dent, Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury; vice presi
dent, Miks Fannie O'Meara secretary
Mrs. =. j. McKenna, treasurer, Mrs
Fred Wey; director. Rev Father Cur
ran.
What Salt Lake will he In igiO--ls a
subject about which those interested In
the growth OF the city are INDUCING In
great deal OF comment Those who
think they can foretell the status OF
the city at that time should try thell