Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-30
LATE LOCALS.

NJ J, White and Miss Agnes Ercls.
son TO Oakley, Ida, are at the Cullen
Secy Bateman Of the ID. A. & NJ
society has removed his offices from the
Hooper block TO the state fair grounds
until after the fair is over,
Landlord Fred wey OF the Wilson
| has arrived safely at his fathers homo
| at Peru, Ind, where his mother viii
take care OF him during his GONZALES
| cencc.
The funeral Of the late w. T. Fowler
| VIII be held tomorrow at $3.50 D. M.
| from the residence, 1923 sixth street.
under the auspices Of the G. A. r. with
mterment In Mt oiyet.
II. l., Miller cashier Of Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S bank, Ia at the Holy Cross hos
pltal suffering from typhoid fever. His
little son Is down with the same disease
but both are reported to be doing
nicely.
Threshing Is about done. the local
wheat market IL easier and Wrain is
moving freer. Dealers are therefore
ming up their depleted bins, and tho
gaps IN the market generally are being
stopped,
The annual meeting OF the local fire
insurance agents OF Utah will be held qt
2 p. m, oct, 3, 20 elect officers FOR the
coming year. 10 appoint committees.
ana to choose delegates 20 attend the
national convention az Hartford Conn,
Oct. 20-22.
G., II. Savage has returned from n
trip to Twin Fails, whore he reports
ditch operations on an enormous scale.
the grand canal Is like a great river
by Itself. He looks to see wonderful
immigration into the Snake valley by
another year.
S. +. Fcnton has returned from at
tendance on the annual convention OF
the old Telegraphers association at
Milwaukee Mr. FcntoE wss the only
salt Lake man there ana SAYS that
the Milwaukee people know how to
entertain. lie had a very agreeable
time,
The Salt Lake Clearing House moves
tomorrow to the directors room In the
Utah Commercial e. Savings bank.
where its habitat will be located for the
present, Cashier Calne says If they
are real, real good and do not make too
much noise, the chances are that the
Clearing House people may remain !
there.
Stone setting is progressing rapidly at |
the Federal building, and when the |
steam hoist arrives tomorrow, work win |
go on faster than ever. Stone cutters |
are cutting the great seven ton caps 10 |
go on the tops Of the pillars, six weeks |
being necessary for a carver to finish |
one cap. The plaster model Is furnish |
ed from Washington.
Local Christian Endeayorers viii be
interested IN learning that through the
kindly Offices Of Gov Cummings of
iowa, an Endoayor society has been
started In the state prison at Fort
Madison. Correspondence between Salt
Lake EndeaVor workers. In Iowa. and |
with the executive Offices al Dos Molnes
was instrumental In starting the move
nent which has resulted successfully. |
The governor is member OF an En-
ieaVor society himself.
Construction shortly begins on the
me barn and carriage house to go up
At the rear Of M, II. Walkers new resi- !
ience on east South Tcmple street. as
he plans are now all ready. The heat
ng plant Of the mansion will be located
n the carriage house, there win be "A
buggy elevator. and all the modern
improvements. The structure win be
IKEA and l. shaped
A large crowd attended yesterday
'fternoon's organ recital in the Tab
'rnacle Miss Hazel Taylor oc Provo
MY sustained the reputation OF that
own as a musical center and sang
WITH sweet, clear voice that charmed
Ter hearers. Both she ard MI. Hansen,
ne basso, were deservcdly well 10
eived Mr. Hansen has a very heaVy
ma Oppressive voice. The crgGnlst was
IS sklifdl ms ever.
Manager Summers Of the iioAtana d.
'islon OF the iiell Telephone company
listed The central offices today pr route
lome from visit to New York. He |
avs mat while 1t is the greatest con-
enience TO have all the wires In a CITY
Underground, as obtains In New York
uch a thing would not be possible IN
western city because of the great
ost 1t means tunnel under each
me OF railway track with the trolley
,lres, telephone and electric light wires
u In the tunnels