Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-17
LOCAL BRIEFS,

The local organization OF the w. G.. r.
u. met this afternoon at the home Of
Mrs G.. G., Plummer
The opening Of the University Sun.
day school, announced for Sunday next,
has been postponed for one week.
Mrs. Florence Macdonald Snyder win
sing at the First Methodist church Sum
day at both the afternoon and evening
services,
Gustave Francotte. secretary Of state
TO the king Of Belgium, arrived I'm Salt
Lake last night ana registered at the
Kenyon. He leaves tonight for San
Francisco
w. l.. DeGroff, superintendent OF the
Rocky Mountain district OF the Amerl-
can Sunday school union. viii deliver
an address at the Westminster Presb,-
terrain church tomorrow morning, and
at tho Third Presbyterian church In the
evening
This afternoon az $3.50 there win be
an organ recital In the Tabernacle.
The program viii include Klnderaa
Bercuose, and the "Oberon' overture
Contrary TO the usual custom the organ
recitals VIII Doe continued this year un.
Ill the end Of october.
In the case Of the American Mining
a Trust company against John ID
Spencer and WIFE Judge Lewis has rem.
dered judgment IN favor OF plaintiff for
$3.50 and $3.50 as attorneys fees. The
action was brought to recover ON "a
promlssory note.
j. p. Turner and G.. NJ. Dawson. Of
Plttshurg, Pa, two young men who are
touring the world afcot, called at Salt
Lake yesterday. and took the road for
ogden this morning. They are mo-,
beating their way but are out To sre
the world, without the benefit OF assist
anoe from corporations.
The next monthly meeting OF tho
NauyOo Legion association VIII be held
Monday evening, Sept 10 at s o'clock.
IN the Bishops Office, Tuhing Yard
All members are requested to be- prps.
emit as the nomination Of officers Will
take place ana other important busl-
ness VIII be transacted,
The benefit performance last night
Melted quite q sum Tor the Chlldreu'a
AID and Home Finding association. and
IL VIII all be available TO help the as
ISOLATION IN securing homes for orphans
and foundlings Rev Richard Wake.
president Of the association. acted as
chairman. An interesting program was
rendered.
Judge Han has ordered the defend.
ant Ia the divorce case NJ Susanna
poxey against William Uoxoy 20 pay
10 plaintiff 20 per cent OF his net earn
ings each month. Plaintiff Is restrained
from disposlng Of any NJ her husband
personal property, but she Is allowed 10
sell the FRUIT ON the place, but mus,
account for the proceeds from the same
The high water Of the lake this spring
filled q swail near Grantsvlllc. and ON
recedlng lett a deposit Of salt about
three inches deep. 10 gather the depos.
II and Mace II upon the market "A com.
pany Of Gantsyillc residents has been
formed, and Is now at work upon the
bed. II is the Intention Tn raft the salt
20 Garfield station and from there shin
Il to salt Lakc,Clly
Writing from Little Texas Macon
Co., Alabama, Elders Hyrum Vest. Jr,
and Thomas y. Brown, 1r. report the
death of Mrs. Josephine Grlggs. a faith.
ful Latter-day Saint. who was baptized
into the Church July Is. 1899. by Elder
w. N Boyle Her death occurred Sept
y 1904, and funeral services were con.
Quoted at the grave, where Elders Vest
and Brown spoke consollugly ON the
resurrection Mrs. Grlggs was a good
friend 10 the Elders. many Of whom
win be grieyed 10 hear OF her demise.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company is made defendant in "A suit
filed in the district court yesterday
afternoon by the Fritsch Investment
company 10 recover the sum of s. 800 as
damages 10 shade trees In front OF
property belonging to plaintiff located
on kensington avenue. II Is alleged
that defendant maliciously dlsGgured
and injured the said shade trees by
cutting on their branches and tops ana
thereby rendering them useless AS shade
trees and diminishing the value Of the
abuttlng property.