Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-28

T, A. syke OF Dubois is a guest at the
Knutsford.
George r. Gibbs, secretary OF the
Church. Is back at his desk again, after
an absence OF several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank p. Sherwood, of
7G east Fifth South street, entertained
at cards ON Wednesday evening last
The Home Fire settled today for a
$50 loss by FIRE at the eat Seventh South
street residence Of Judge II, ), Tanner
William II. shafer and Mary Rogers,
both of this city, were married IN the
county clerks office this morning by
Deputy Clerk David A. Smith.
William Conner the 15-year-old son
OF Councilman Conner Of Lehl, Is M int
Holy Cross hospital, where he Is to nm.
dergo an operation for the removal OF
a leg at the hip Joint
Contractors are predicting light work
I'm the building line the coming spring,
and there Is no longer complaint about
finding store apartments In this city.
Houses can now be had quite reason
ably.
state supt. Of Schools Nelson has re-
celyed notice from the county superln-
tendent Of Carbon county that two
teachers are needed In the schools OF
that county Applications for the POI
sitIons win be received by Supt Nelson.
Members of the general board Of the
Y. NJ. NJ. l. A, will attend Mutual I'M
movement conferences on sunday next
Az follows: g. +, Grant, San Juan
stake Douglas NJ Todd, Teton; Joseph
+. Smith, Jr., ToOelei q, c, Beebe, Par
oWan.
The committee appointed to select O
site for the Church summer school, WIN
MOI announce It's decision for some time
vet. thelr visits having been made at
This time because Of Its being deemed
the most opportune for a good view Oh
the places suggested
Three carvers and a few stone cut
tiers are diligently at work In the base
nent of the Federal building where
quarters have been fixed up for them
They will have Il large quantity OF stone
ready for setting when the masons re-
sumo work about the middle OF March
one case Of dIphtherla and two eases
of humps were reported 10 the board
of health today. Erma Hoffman aged
years. residing at al3 West Second
South has the dlphtherla and Lloyd
Lowry. nged years, and Leyland Dra-
Der. nged 10. both residing at $50 West
North Temple street are afflicted with
the humps,
President ]. w. Judd Of the state
board Of horticulture Is In town from
81 George. lie reports scarcity OF
snow I'm the southern part OF the STATE,
and wishes some Of the heavy SNOWFALL
of this section could have occurred
further south Prof Wright Is report
cd to be In fair health and able to get
around.
The following college men were
chosen to membership In the university
club the other evening Dr. James H.
Hepburn. assistant surgeon, Fort Doug
las, Rev. Edward J. Rulings, ogden;
cant Robt. l.. Hirst. West Point, SO,
Twelfth infantry. Henry Catrow James
lngebretsen, Dr. A. S. Bower William
w Fish Or. Union Worthington Rev
Rert NJ. Hogen, all OF this city, There
win be dozen more names to be act
ed on by the committee early IN Febru-
airy,
Dun Il Company's business agency
management I'm New York has notified
Inc salt Lake office In a circular letter
TO discontinue wiring the weekly com
merclal report from this city, until ar.
rnngements are made for different
handling OF the intelligence sent The
Review has become badly crowded aud
different makeup is In preparation
which will enable the management to
print more news In the same space than
before
The cold weather continues and tho