Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-10
LATE LOCALS.

S. NJ. shattuc Of the n, q .. IN Dem
yer 10 IN the city ON d business trip
Mr. Shoemaker Of the Colorado &
Southern Is on on Il business tour Oh
the northwest.
Bandmaster John Held Is slowly but
steadily gaining strength ana hopes "
be up shortly
Division Supt w. II. Henderson Of
the salt Lake Route returned TINS
nornlng from a trip down the llne
General supt Welby aud General
Freight Agent Derun OF the no
Grmde are of today on an Official
trip over The road.
The Rock Island offices In this city
received, today, a consignment OF large
and convenient wall calendars for the
coming yedr SO arranged that The VINO
runs may read.
Ward conferences viii be held tomor-
row night In the TWenty-slxth, Thlr-
tieth and Thlrty-secoud wards Of Plo-
nCer stake. a member OF the stake
presidency viii attend each meeting,
The one Hundred and Tenth quorum
Of Seventy viii hold its regular MONTH
ly meeting Monday Dec ~, az 1870
p. M. in the Sixth ward assembly hall
A good attendance is desired
J. G.. Doollttle returned this morning
from a weeks trip through southern
Idaho, where he found the weather
about as 1t is here and the American
Falls people busy completing their big
iTlgatlng plant
The young peoples societies Of the
evangelical churches I'm this city, VIII
hold Union social ne2t Thursday
evening, an the First Congregational
church. An interesting program is be-
Ing prepared.
The subject OF Dr. Talmage's Lecture
before the students OF the University
Sunday school at Barratt hall at 1880
D. m tomorrow will be "The God OF
Israel" Prof. Mills win take as his
topic "The First Chief Judge"
Miss Babcock read "Monum Beau
care" before the students and teachers
at st. Mary's academy Friday after
noon, The audience was very enthusi-
astlc, She will give a Shakspearean
reading In Manti Saturday night,
state supt. OF Schools Nelson has
written to President Benjamin Wheel
er Of the University Of California, ex-
tending him an invitation to attend the
meeting Of the State Teachers assocla-
tlon, to be held here In January.
Joseph w. Klink, one Of the big
freight officials OF the Reading road,
Is at the Wilson with his Wife, Ell
route across the country, and expresses
himself as delighted with this section
OF the country. He predicts great
things for the Clark road,
Third quorum OF Seventy viii hold
It's regular meeting at 1850 p. m, Mon
day bee. H. In the Four
teenth ward assembly hall Business
Of Importance requires a full attend
ance, G, 81 FELL,
Secretary
The Real Estate association, with
quite a number OF invited guests. In
GLIDING water experts, are lunching
this afternoon, at the Commercial club,
and discussing the pros and cons on
the now absorbing question OF water
supply for this city.
There are four prominent candidates
for the vacant secretaryship of the
National Livestock association, viz, Oh
ney Newell, Cecil n. Wilmington and
II. b. Johnson Of Denver, and #, w.
Flato OF Kansas City, The last NAMED
Is claimed to have the best show and
is likely 70 be elected.
The scandinavian meeting In the AS
sembly Hall tomorrow, Sunday, IL
postponed on account OF the funeral Of
Sister Elmlna s, Taylor The next
scandinavian sunday meeting VIII be
held on Christmas day, Dec. IS, at 10
o'clock a. m. President Anthem IL.
Lund win be the speaker
Supt. OF Schools Christensen an
hounoes that manual training room Is
now being equipped at the Franklin
school. A room has been secured
across the street from the building, and
Will be thoroughly equipped for manu-
al training purposes. The interest In
manual training ls such IN that district
that II If probable that a night class
will be started as soon as the room is
ready for use