Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A. p. Blair n ID. & X. q. shop employee,
r. AT St. Marks hospital suffering from
burns received while at work.
The funeral OF Elan A. Bush will be
held In the Sugar ward Westinghouse to-
morrow Sunday, June II. at y. m.
Friends are invited.
Prof Kay OF Cornell has accepted the
position OF assistant professor Of civil
engineering In the University Of Utah,
and enters upon his duties in the fall.
The Utah Art institute has elected these
officers for the ensuing year. President
9. NJ Ottinger vice president s. T.
Whitaker; secretary, Mrs. IL. w. sloan;
treasurer Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne.
The Relief society OF the Twenty -second
ward will hold It's annual meeting In the
. ward bail on "Wednesday, June Il, at
FIA nj. a cordial Invitation Is extended
10 all, especially to the older members.
Miss Josie Morris viii give pupils re-
cital. in the independent hall. Eighteenth
ward, on Wednesday evening next, be-
ginning at S.l5. The entertainment Will
consist Of Evolutionary numbers inter-
spersed with both vocal and instrumental
music.
The remains OF George Elliott the
Railroad Exchange hotel suicide. were
buried yesterday afternoon. without any
religious ceremony. no communications
having been received from his friends.
The Knights OF Pythias will observe to-
morrow as their Memorial day In the
morning the knights will hold special
services in Castle hall and then proceed
10 the cemeteries 20 decorate the graves,
and IN the evening there will be a public
meeting in Castle hall.
A beautiful boquet from the green
loilqpq NJ NJ Il nhnrip n fhia aftV ,xfaa
placed on the News" editorial desk to-
day. and shows up as fine specimen Of
Horticulture Mr.. Thorup has made great
progress as a sklful florist ana deserves
the reputation he has achieved.
The First Bapusts are celebrating the
twentieth anniversary Of the establish
ment OF their church In this city. There
was a social and spread last evening, with
congfatulatory speeches. and the services
OF Tomorrow will have Special bearing on
the occasion. The anniversary sermon
Will be preached by Rev. A. s Northrup
of Kansas City The pastors Of the
church have been Revs. Dwight Spencer,
u. u, Forward, II. B. Steelman, ana d.
Arthur Brown.
Elder William II. summerhays OF For
est Dale has recently returned from a
mission 10 Great Britain. He says that
on leaving Liverpool word had just been
received at the Office there that the mail
addressed to the Elders in Turkey had
been tempered with and the misslonaris
had appealed TO the American ambassa-
dor. who had promised to look into the
matter and have the practise stopped,
The Ambassador proffered them all the
assistance possible
Word comes from San Francisco that
Harry G. Evans, a well known young
Salt laker who was recently married 10
Miss Agnes Smith, Is critically ~ In the
Lane hospital Of that city lie went
there about 10 DAYS ago on the advice OF
his physician. Immediately after his ar
rival he was taken worse and sent TO
The hospital. His wife was telegraphed
Tor and she has been al his bedside Tor
nome days. Mr.. Evans has suffered with
'eotauach trouble for some time. More
recently he has had repeated attacks Of
heart failure and now his condition Is
aggravated By dropsy
The quarantine al the state prison has
becn raised, ana the Christian Endeavor
sod<ty there will be- able TO meet with
~ Endeavorers from up town tomorrow
~orning as usual. 10 The qualification %
+ 18th. The prisoner DO not take very
indy to quarantine restrictions. as they
* shut OF from seeing friends who call
n them and the only thing that comes
r. Info the prison from outside IL parcels
4 ~ the Inmates. Mrs r. Il, Shepard viii
<Aye charge Of tomorrow mornings Cx-
& rcises. The late Peter Moss Of ogden
+ rho died yesterday at the prison, was
1or long time a valued. active and con-
Efstent member OF the prison Christian
Endeay0r society, He was for a time Is
oresiient and from the hour OF hts con.
terslon conducted himself as a Christian
man and was respected by all the officers
4 And inmates Of the institution. Ills loss
viii be much felt by his late associates
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We pay per cent interest per ahnum
On 81 20 5000. lions Savings Banl
4 Trust Co. Joseph r. Smith. Prcsi.
1ent; George NJ. Cannon, Cashier.