Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-14
LATE LOCALS.

Mrs. J. p. Smith OF 237 south Ninth
East street is seriously III with puer-
poral fever
Mrs. George Canning viii entertain
the ladies' OF the G., A. r. tomorrow
at y. m, at her residence
Mrs. II. ]. Iessup ana daughter Mar
guerlte, are IN New York until ntter
the next commencement OF Colombia
university.
j. G. Schuckers was voted Into active
membership In the Christian Endeayor
society OF the First Presbyterian
church last evening.
The Eighth ward choir win give n
dancing party in the ward hall Dee.
l6 This Is the chor's first dance ana
good time is promised all who at
tend,
Contractor i n. Melton 10 confined
10 his house with muscular rheumatism
brought on from AN Injury received "
weeks ago at the Holmes apartment
building.
The funeral Of the lato r. H. VIII
llams was held this afternoon 1roil
Masonic hall, with lnterment In Mt.
Olvet cemetery. Mr.. Williams died at
Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Shoup, daughter OF
Mark Bench of this city, Is dead ~
Seattle OF appendicitis, ut the age OF
a, The remains will be brought TO
this city for intermcnt
The friends OF Mrs. David Nelson
Will be pleased to know that the enter
talnment FOR her benefit nearly realiz-
ed enough 10 pay the mortgage on her
home. The lady thanks all who 30
kindly helped.
Two street cars collided yesterday
afternoon on East Temple street. ow-
ing to slippery rails. and the passen-
gers were considerably shaken up MIS-
Thomas Kearns was one OF them, but
was not injured
c. 3. Varlan delivered the address at
yesterdays Lodge of Sorrow held IN
Masonic hall. Tl-a music was mr.
nished by Prof. A. H. Peabody and MISS
Plnkerton. This is the first service OF
the kind held since 1879.
william van, LOT ~ years llhil'iS'i Va
the Wheeler opera House at Aspen
colo. has removed with his family to
this city TO reside as the labor trou-
bles I'm Colorado have practically de-
stroyed his business In that state,
The last sermon Bishop Leonard
preached I'm life was at Helper chapel
and memorial services were held there
last evening with a sermon by Rev
Thomas II. Scruggs on THE Influence
OF Bishop Leonards life
Or James f.. Talmage is confined
10 his home with a slight case OF
blood poisoning, due TO an infected
wound on one OF his fingers. DR.. c.
f. Wilcox, who is attending him, says
the patient Is doing nicely and VIII be
out again In a few days.
Rev. DR.. Paden read paper this
morning before the Ministerial associ-
alton on Helpful Current Literature
This was followed by a general discus
sion on what constituted good healthful
literature outside Of what Is universally
recognized as such and Just to what
extent reading of fiction might be in
dulged in.
Cashier c. II. Bowerman Of the First
National bank OF st. Anthony Is a
guest at the Kenyon. Mr.. Bowerman
says that the influx of new citizens
continues In n very encouraging way,
and good deal OF money is coming
into the country Brick and stone
buildings are going up with increasing
frequency, and the cIty's population Is
steadily growing,
j. f.. Foote the well known mining
man of this city is dead at Rock
Springs after "A weeks illness from
pneumonia. Mr. Foote was a resident
of Utah for 81 years, and was 81 years
old. He leaves a wife and six children,
all residing i'm this city. lie was
brother of Mai. Frank Foote OF the
Wyoming battalion in the Spanish war.
The funeral will be held in this city.
At the First Congregational church
yesterday morning, Rev. Elmer |, Go
shen urged greater charity and breadth
Of view on the part of ALL He so
vised against any ones criticislng of a
neighbor instead of turning the critl-
cism inward and improving ones self
In his prayer he asked God to inspire
greater brotherly love and charity in
the hearts Of the members Of the con.
gregatlon.
The International Hackdrivers' union
OF this city has Just received it's char
ter. Nine new members were taken
IN last night, making the roster now
20, The following officers have been
elected for the year; President, Tony
Arnold; vice president, Ed Sandberg;
secretary. +. r. Davidson guide,
Thomas Ewing; escort, Percy Peter
son; trustees T, l.. Mills j. II, Arnold
and f.. Leyene,
There was a good attendance yester.
day afternoon. Of the Philharmonic
Guaranteeing association, recently or
ganized 10 bring to this city the best
musical talent I'm this country. The
meeting was held In the Clayton Music
companys rooms. aud II was report
ed that Nine. Schumann Heink, Harold
Bauer and Lillian Bauvelt are to make
western tours during the winter. The
prospect for bringing them to this city
was discussed,
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