Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

william Smith has sold the Famous
restaurant on Commercial street to
Ira Poe, who will continue the business
Members of st. Pauls choir were en-.
tertalned last evening by Mrs. G, f.
Perkins, the order of the evening be-
ing music and refreshments,
The First Unitarian society will hold
its annual meeting for the election of
officers on Monday evening, jan II, ut
its hall, 40 Second East street.
Burgess Young. FaIrchld Sherman,
VIII Davis, Harold Bird and Jack
Thompson left this morning for Berke>
ley, where they win renew their stu
dies.
News has been received IN this city
of the death Thursday mt Providence,
II. l., Of Mrs. Annie Barney, sister OF
Mrs, Hudson Smith Of Salt Lake. The
lady had been afflicted for long time.
NJ. d. Murphy has purchased an In.
terest In the Newlands market on
State street and Will assume the man
agement OF that business, Mr.. Muir
ply is an old-time butcher of Nevada.
The report Of NJ. r. Johnson. chief
janitor OF the city and county building,
has been filed with Mayor Morris. 1t
shows the amount expended during the
year for janltor service 10 have been
S629037.
The funeral Of Chas o. Hansen, the
well known eXpressman, will be held
at p. m. tomorrow. from the under
taking parlors Of Eber w, Hall on
Second South street, 1t win be con-
Quoted by the Woodmcn Of the World,
Of which order deceased was a member,
Active brick laying In In progress at
the Y, NJ. G. A, building notwlthstand-
ing the time Of year, the best time be.
ing made during the middle hours OF
the day when the mercury Is the high
est, The brickwOrk Is covered over
at night.
The Socialists have abandoned their
old quarters and, beginning tomorrow
night, will hold regular propaganda
meetings every Sunday night at Ilar-
monte hall. 1913 state street The new
place Is capable OF seating over 400
people. and being provided with cleo
trio lights steam heat and all modern
requisites, and Socialists hope that q
great deal Of interest will be aroused.
Music Will be Il feature. Warren Fos-
ter speaks tomorrow evening on cap.
ital Punishment"
Last night at Modern Woodman hail.
District Deputy Grand President Louis
Brodie installed the following officers
OF salt Lake aerie 81, Fraternal order
OF Eagles; W. p, r., w. w. Hall, w.
T.. G. A. Whitaker, w. V, r., A. q.
Mohon; w. c., J. II. Hanhauser; w.
H., A.. Bernstein. w. r. James Car
roll w. J. c., q, lnman; w. o. g.,
\. G. Topping; w, r.. DR. Alva Lewis,
W, trustees, Del Wilson. A. Herr, A, j,
Davis; V. j, Sowadzkt, V, c, After
the meeting the members adjourned TO
banquet prepared by the officers.
elect The following visiting brothers
were present; II, Il. Dunlop Of Denver
aorIe No. 30. G, r. Rice, Seattle aerle
No. /; i. w. Finney, Tacoma aerie
No, 3. o. r. Barbour, Walla Walla,
Wash; +. a, Seaman, San Diego.
cali w. G, Webb, Denver aerle No. 80.
j, A, Moulo. Livingston Mont, Mem
bers OF the Bon Ton. Unique and Nov
city theatcrs were present and enter
tanned the members The aerie Is pre-
pairing for the anniversary which
takes place on Friday, Feb, ..