Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-24
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

W. G.. Waters will be home from
New York trip early in the week,
The children of Liberty Park Method
ist church have raised $50 towards the
building fund OF the new church,
The Illff Methodist church pastor has
been conducting revival services at the
Liberty Park Methodist church the
past week.
Rev. John OF Murray, assisted by
Rev. Burton of Bingham, have been
conducting special religious meetings at
the Murray church.
The Twin Falls Irrigation people are
busy preparing for contracts for build
ing the big dam, headgates and maxi
ing beginning OF the grand canals.
The mail carriers win give their third
annual entertainment and banquet In
odd Fellows hall on the evening OF Feb.
q next A pleasant program ~ being
prepared.
There are reports OF several business
CONSULTATIONS about 10 be made In this
city; but the same are denied when the
parties understood 10 be Immediately
Interested are approached
The electrical workers of this city viii
give q ball Feb 10 IN aid OF the fund to
pay for entertaining the national con-
vention next summer A fine electrical
display VIII be made.
Seoy, beatty Of the state hoard OF
health says the board is not pushing the
proposition for legislation making vac
cination compulsory although II may
approve OF II as there Is doubt that
such law could be enforced
The Utah Christian Advocate Is the
last newcomer IN the Salt Lake Journal
istio field. II is four PACED sheet Of
three columns to page, with prospects
OF a three-fold enlargement The Adj
vocate Is Methodist specifically, but
evangelical generically. and the editor
ana publisher Is Harry G. Kemp.
Miss Edith May daughter OF F. ].
May, died yesterday OF consumption AT
the age or 20. She caught a very bod
cold year ago, aud the trouble finally
ended fatally. Miss May leaves MANY
Borrowing friends The funeral will be
held from the Twentieth ward meet
inghouse tomorrow az / o'clock, and
friends can view the remains from II
'oouspIssI eql ~ IN d Og;SI nun 'm y
sSl First street.
j. A. Robinson OF ophlr wes operated
on yesterday at the Holy Gross hospi-
tai for an Injury 70 one OF his arms.
sustained while moving a house last
fall The Injury was at first regarded
as eprain and was allowed to 20
until the arm began 10 wither. Then Il
a En
broken. and II was to have this set
that the gentleman came on TO this
city. II Is believed the member will
soon be all right again,
Mrs. Anne Thorne Of lO2 yauxhall
Bridge Road. London. s. W., writes a
friend In this city, lnquring about her
brother. Samuel Collins. the man who
died such an unfortunate death in
Deatha Hollow near the Warm Springs.
Mrs Thorne says his last letter 20 her
was dated Jan. % 1902, ana OF the last
three letters she has written TO him.
two have been returned through the
dead letter Office with dead" marked
across the envelope,
1.-THE Garden Of the Gods" magazine,
"a Book VI iha Greater Vest pub.
ished al Colorado Springs VIII Short
" print O SERIES Of articles on Utah.
Tor which John T. Burns. its publish
pr. is nov mailing arrangements In this
city Among thp g'lioies to be contribu-
ted Is one on The Great Salt Lake by
Prof. Marcus ~ Jones and one on the
history and development OF Salt Lake
city, by Fisher Harris, These viii like
y be supplemented by others. making
The publication on ereater yalue than
,yer 10 residents Of this state.