Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
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the result Of their deliberations.
Local commission men say that there
IS really nothing doing In the grain
market, and this inactivity Is caused
ly large shipments sent in here from
the eastern markets, and the price OF
wheat locally has been depressed by the
imports OF flour, grain weakening until
there Is barely any market. The mills
are reported grinding just enough to
Keen trade gazing, and holders Of grain
ore not trying to force any output on
the markets.
AT the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
J, Frank Pickering, 1903 East Fifth
South street, Friday evening, the pupils
of the Second intermediate class Of the
Ninth ward Sunday school, 40 in num-
her. were entertained by Mr.. Picker
ing and associate teachers, Mr.. u. r..
Coombs, Miss Sarah Gillett and Miss
Eflle Webb, There were also present
Sunday School Supt. A. NJ. Wooley.
Asst Supt. Hiram Case, Mrs. John
Holt, Mrs. Gladys Shores, Miss Ida
Co0mbs and Mr. w. d. Woolley. The
evening was pleasantly spent in games.
social chat, music and singing.
Meetings in the room north of the
Knutsford on State street, under the
direction Of Rev. !. G.. Martin. con-
tnue, with frequent accessons. SO that
those who are supporting the work
there feel much encouraged,
The snow storm which greeted Salt
Lakes citizens this very dark morning,
originated over the Gulf of California,
and resulted as far as this city was
concerned In a precipitation Of III OF an
inch, or a little over an inch Of snow.
The skies cleared up by noon, with in
dications Of air and melting weather
Tor this afternoon and tomorrow There
was a general light snowfall over the
northwest. The weather warmed up
so rapidly this afternoon, as to leave
everything afoat, and it was mud
and slush everywhere.
The East Side Baptlsts held their
annual meeting last night with a large
attendance. The treasurer gave the
gratifying assurance that the society
was out OF debt; and that Of the $1,000
Indebtedness, one-half had been paid
up in cash, and the remainder had been
subscribed for. The deacons elected
We're, j. j, T'renham, r. d. Shay, j.
sherwood; and these with the hold
over, deacons, j. j, Corum and j, A.
SPOTS, comprise the full board, T..
Ben Brown was chosen Sunday school
superintendent, and Mrs, W. j. Davis
was reelected church clerk. The Sun
day school was shown to be in particu-
larly good condition, with an attend
ance OF 1853 the previous Sunday An
enjoyable oyster supper wound up a
pleasant sociable time last night. I'M
der the pastorate Of Rev. Frank Bar
nett the church has made very ma
terial progress in all the branches of
It's work. and It's members feel partlc-
ularly good at the church being free
from debt.
On Thursday Miss Annie L. Burton
and Mr. Thos II Maxwell were mar
ried in the Temple in this city The
wedding reception was held at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Wm.H Burton, on Friday evening, |
when the friends Of the young couple |
gathered to the number OF over 100 and |
after enjoying q bounteous wedding |
supper, spent a pleasant evening In |
conversation music, and games The |
table was tastefuly decorated in car
nations and smilax and the parlors |
were festOoned In holly and other dec
orations appropriate to the season. The |
friends Of the bride remembered her |
with many bridal presents
Of value and beauty.
Miss Margaret Ryan gave very
pleasant party at her home on Seventh !
East Monday evening, Jan. 3. The par
lors, were very handsomely de-.
GRATED with palms, cut now-
ers and mlstletoe. The even
ings was spent with music, games
and dancing, all those present were
IN declaring II 10 be one OF
the most pleasurable events Of the
season, Among those present We're
Misses Marge Summerhays Jessie
Blossom Mitchell. Dor
othy Dryer, Myrtle Weber, Katherine
Hail. Lucia Young Junetta Pitt Ruby |
Young, Rida Taylor Ernie Nichols
Lucille McLelland, MaTbelle Cronby
Louise Holt Geneye Clark, Kate Far
rel, Jennie Sands, Agnes Sloan, Laura
Young and Geneve Love: Messrs Os-
ear Rydyall, Lawrence Marger, oscar
Hunter, Thos. OBrien, Harry Bal, |
bale Pitt, George Hogan, W. w. Clay
on, Jr. A. W. Smith. Jack Horne, VIII |
Bali, r. S. Cray, Dave Sprunt, VIII D.
Jay +, Johnson, Art Bal.
~. r. Derr. A w Gates Wood Pratt |