Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-24
LATE LOCALS.

Local showers are prevailing today
With the probability Of a continuance
tonight and tomorrow.
The sidewalks and street cars have
been filled most Of the day with
knights Templar eXcursionlsts taking
In the sights"
The Y, G., NJ. |. drug store manage
ment has just had put In an unusually
fine ceiling decoration which Is at
tracing much commendatory attention
Next Tuesday evening will be Ladies'
night at the University club, when
there Will be dancing, and possibly -
cotillion from II TO o'clock.
. About 70 friends gathered at the
home Of Andrew Jensen last night in
order to wish him God speed on his
special mission TO Europe. A very
pleasant evening was the result
Not one Of the three candidates for
governor today would say who was
going to nominate him tomorrow. The
secret IN each case Is closely Rugged to
the principals BOSOM
The Elks' clubhouse is being visited
daily by many touring Knights Temp
lar who are also 1lks, and they all ex-
press themselves as delighted with the
house, They say there IL nothing bet
ter In the country.
The Salt Lake Produce Exchange Is
meeting this afternoon, at the Com
mercial club, and just before the mem
bors went In, one Of them remarked
that there would In all likelihood be
some fun before adjournment
Judge Johnson Is at the Cullen from
Sanpete valley. lie says that there has
been comparatively little trouble down
there with grasshoppers, as owing TO
the state bounty offered last year, the
farmers made such thorough work in
cleaning them up that none We're left
TO speak Of.
Market Row looked this morning. az
though lightning or cyclone had
struck the place. for not a vegetable
or box Of fruit was TO be seen. The
whole place was swept bare as the sea
shore The explanation was Of course.
the big outing Of grocery and meat
men at Lagoon.
Ben T.. Reubel OF Denver the young
man who was so badly burned by cleo.
tricity at the Telluride Power COM
pany's plant last Friday, died this
morning at the Provo general hospital.
His brother is here from Denver and
VIII take the remains there for inter-
nent this afternoon.
Nephl Bailey Of Monticello comprls-
Ing the whole delegation from san
Juan county arrived IN Salt Lake last
night IN order to record his vote at the
Republican convention tomorrow and
Ia registered at the Wilson. II come
here unlnstructed," he declared, but I
believe ! will vote for Mr. Cutler. The
sentiment among the Republicans In
san Junn county is practically unlyer-
sal for Cutler.
The Real Estate association met this
afternoon at the Commercial club for
luncheon, and chose james D. Miller,
recently Identified with n local paper to
the position Of assistant secretary. He
viii have charge OF the bureau of In
formation TO be established in the Nor
Ian block, and Of the display OF mineral,
agricultural and Industrial resources OF
this state IN Utahna park. The exhibit
is expected TO be In place by Saturday
next.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Fannie, the 1-year-old daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. r. W. Nicol. were held Mon
day from the family residence. $40 east
Second South street Many friends were
In attendance and the funeral sermon
was delivered by Rev DR.. Paden, who
spoke words OF comfort and consolation
20 the bereaved There was n profuson
OF beautiful floral emhlems md the
singing was appropriate and syinpa-
thetic. The burial was at Mt. Ol!vet
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