Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-25
LATE LOCALS.

A. s. Brown Is spending a month in
Chicago,
Elder b. II. Roberts will speak in the
Eighteenth ward chapel tomorrow
evening,
Dr. and Mrs. Root and Mrs. Mayo and
children leave for trip to the worlds
fair on Tuesday next.
A. y. Moss, prominent politician
and business man of Payette, Ida,
Is at the Kenyon.
Rabbi and Mrs. Reynolds are visit
ing In Sacramento, Cal, at the former
home OF Mrs, Reynolds.
Samuel Comley of Rochester. N. Y,
former member OF Congress, and wife,
are guests at the Knutsford.
]. NJ. Secrst, chairman Of the board
OF county commissioners Of Davis coun-
~, is in the city today from Farming
ton.
Miss @. MHyde Of New York, daugh-
ter OF a prominent insurance man, is
az the Knutsford, en- route east from
the coast
y, G. Adams, who recently returned
from Paso Robes finds that his Cali
fornla sojourn has cured him Of rheu-
inatism
A much needed cement sidewalk Is
being laid on the west side of State
street from Second South street to Vlc-
toria alley.
The new bandmaster OF the Twenty
ninth Infantry, II, c. Hendric, has ar
,,la .
work building up the band,
state Auditor Tingey today drew a
warrant on state Treasurer Dixon for
Sl1750, the seml-annual interest on the
states bonds which Is due In New York
on July 1.
Landlord @. 8. Holmes Of the Knuts-
ford hotel returned home this afternoon
from Los Angeles where he recently
disposed Of the management and ma
JorIty interest In the Angelus hotel,
Glare c, Carhart and Frank w Car
hart have returned home from the Mas
sachusetts Institute OF Technology Mr..
e.. C. Carhart has lust graduated with
the degree Of mining engineer and his
brother has one more year 20 study
Prof ]. A. Merrill OF the Wisconsin
state normal school, who has been In
the city several days on mining husi-
ness, departed today for Kennedy
Creek Montana, To examine some min
ing property.
The musical services at the Ensign
stake conference tomorrow morning In
the Assembly Hail. viii be Furnished by
"A choir Of 100 70 100 voices, made up OF
delegates OF 10 or IS members from
e0ch Of the seven ward cholrs In the
stake,
The weather continues cool for this
time Of year. and the local observer
says that II Is probably the last cold
wave OF the season. Up I'm central
Wyoming, the mercury dropped last
night, TO 30 degrees, which IN the
freezing point,
The Cement Workers union has
pickets out endenvorlng to prevent
men from going 10 work for the Port
land company; but the management OF
the company says there Is no difficulty
in getting men, and the work is going
right on,
Dr. Agnes Winzell has returned from
lttNWlNk TOUR lulOukN tpulntfn
Utah that has covered a period Of sew
eral months. She stated today that Il
had been most pleasant experience
and that the people were the most hos
pitable that she had ever seen; that
they were happy and prosperous, intel
lectual and with fewer of the vices Of
modern times than affict any other
people OF which she has knowledge.
The Caledonlans had their picnic to
Lagoon last Wednesday and enjoyed
themselves splendldly I'm their native
sports and dances. The real interest
ceniered IN the QUOT games IN which
there were II contestants. The win
ner was r. NJ Thompson. while John
Thomson took second prize The Scot
tish Cronios OF Ogden could not meet
with them on account Of not being able
to secure reduced railroad rates. The
day was happily spent and reflected
credit on tho CoIQdOniau cOmfnfttaa