Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

W. W. Mclaughlin or the eApeIllhell-
tai station at Logan Is a guest az tle
Kenyon.
Miss Lillian Balm q teacher IN ne
LAFAYETTE school, VIII we'd Frank -
Donovan Of Provo on the morrow
Morris TYeweek. aged 10, son OF the
colonel, was successfully operated upon
Yesterday afternoon at 81. Marks nos"
pltal for appendicitis
The baby found recently on John
McKeeyers front doorstep, ana turned
over 10 the Home Finding association,
has been adopted by Henry Johnson
part Of the upper Jaw OF p X. Chris
Jensen OF Kimberly was removed suc-
cessfilly yesterday at the keoBn-
Wright hospital.
The Pioneer stake Sunday School
Union meeting viii convene Monday
nlght nj seven o'clock, IN the Seventh
ward assembly rooms. a full attendance
is desired.
Lieut.. col. J.. " Smith will Inspect
A company Of Nephl next MONDAY
night and finish his Inspections OF the
various commands Of the national
guard Dec. 10 next
porothea A. shumway has been
Granted n divorce by Judge Hall from
iohn p. shumway on the ground Of
failure 10 provide. They we're married
al San Gabriel, Cal, Feb, Is, 1899.
The street railway management be-
ran this morning raising the tracks on
First street hill Each rail- VIII be
banked by trap blocks and the spaces
between will be filled IN with asphalt
after the fashion obtaining IN Denver
Suit has been nled In the district court
by j. w, Houston, executor or the es-
tate OF Alfred Thompson, deceased
against s. Hays and wife to have
certain deed, given to defendants by
Thompson as security for loan OF
$4,000. declared mortgage on the
property involved.
The next monthly meeting Of the as
ISOLATION OF the Nauvoo legion viii be
held I'm the Bishops Office, Tlthing yard,
on Monday evening Nov. p, at eight
O'Clock, A full attendance Is requested
as an excellent program has been ar
ranged for the occasion, NJ.
Brown, Secretary
The case against A. n. Beach. who
was charged at Murray with obtaining
money By false pretenses has been dis
missed as It developed that there was
no evidence against him to show Grim
lnal intent at all. The man who made
the complaint said that II was mis-
take and that Mr.. Beach Tgas Innocent.
He was accordingly released from Gus
tody.
The members OF Troop A Of the Ma
tlonal Guard are making active prepar-
atlons for their Informal hop at the
Armory to be given ON the evening
of Wednesday, Dec. T. The affair
promises to be one Of the winters
military successes The reputation OF
the csyalrymen Is IN itself a guaran-
tee that the troops friends win have
an enjoyable time
Letter Collector j. w Harrison OF
the postoiIice is out with a splck and
span. and bran new mail cart, colored
In blue with yari-c0lored trimmings, and
~. S. Mall, No A." painted on the
sides IN more or less gaudy letters, The
turnout is neat and attractive, ana
worthy OF emulation on the part Of The
nilhl lhNItI NNAAlNhhlN nAAH AAhliAHWA
was formerly stroke oar OF the light
weight four Of the salt Lake Rowing
club.
A request for information as 10 The
whereabouts OF q missing relative comes
from Mrs. Jennie Charm Of 3l5 Prince
ton avenue, Chicago, H., who desires
to know the whereabouts Of Mas.
Amanda LindeborE formerly of Con
koping Sweden. Mrs. Lindeborg emil
grated to Utah about 1915 was last
heard OF at Park City Any informa-
lion concerning her win be very much
appreciated at the above address, or by
Elder Hjaldemar Ostlund, li9 South
Pauline street. Chicago.
The local Unltarlans celebrated last
evening the first anniversary OF the OPP
ening OF their new hall There were
games, dancing and refreshments, ana
4 huge cake was cut by Henry w. Law
renee. one OF the charter members OF
tho society. Each guest received n
piece OF cake, and left as free will
offering a little bag containing as many
pennies as he or she was years old,
Some $50 was realized In this way,
which viii 80 to the piano fund Of the
church.
judgement Of non-sult IN favor Of
defendants has been rendered by Judge
Stewart IN the case OF John Holm.
berg. administrator OF the estate OF
Martin Holmberg, deceased, against
j. D. Potts and the Minneapolis Steel
q Iron company and the case was dis
missed. The action was brought to
recover 900 damages for the death
OF Martin Holmberg who was Killed
hy coming IN contact with a live wire
while working for defendants on the
Portland Cement Company's building In
this city.
Today's weather map Is something
Of n harometric study, with the lines
such as 20 suggest that today's cloudl-
ness is temporary, and does not presage
storm. A high barometric pressure
from the California coast is pushing In
and showing the long lines Of the low
area from the north to one side, and
az the center OF the latter Ia now wen
0n toward the lake region, It's hold
along this meridian II rather faint. SO
fair weather Is looked for tonight and
tomorrow, with perhaps cop spell.
The mercury this morning was unusu-
ally high for this time Of year. register
Ing 81 degrees, but It grew colder later
Dn,
Extended preparations have been
made by the Utah Association Of Credit
Men for the banquet to be given this
evening at the Commercial club In
honor OF Western Manager W. II. Pres
ton Of the bankers department OF tn,
American Credit Indemnity company Of
New York. feature OF the occasion
viii be paper on Credit Association
and Credit Safeguards Manager
critchlow Of the Utah Credit Mems as.
ISOLATION has the matter IN hand ano
proposes 10 make the function one of
he most notable Of the season The
Denver Post prints large two-columr
cut Of Mr. Preston with an extended
and complimentary wrlte-up.