Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-08-27
The
Semi
Weekly
News.
Is Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and contains all ibe cream OF fhe
Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS.


The County Horticultural society ia
meeting this afternoon In the city and
county building.
Charles Crowther, aged I, fell from a
fence yesterday at l42 north Eighth
West street. and broke his arm.
Andrew Jensen left on his special
mission 10 Europe this afternoon over
the Rio Grande. lie sails from Boston
on Sept. 5.
The time OF the funeral services over
the remains Of the late Walter VIII
liams has been changed from $3.50 to
1880 pm. tomorrow at the family resi-
dence,
The Reorganized church win hold its
annual reunion in the east Second
South street chapel for the ensuing nine
days, the sessions beginning this morn
ing. Elder w. II. Kelley Is presiding.
Warren stanton Of 1893 Third East
street was precipitated by "a falling
scaffold to the ground yesterday after
noon, at $40 east Fifth South street. lie
fell Il feet. but escaped with bad
bruises.
Cleveland Larson, small boy resd-
ing at Eleventh South and State streets,
fell from car last night and fractured
his left arm. As the childs father Is
blind, the accident is the more sorcly
felt
John C. Lynch has bought FOR $4,000
the John Il, Hatfield property at ll67
east South Temple street, where he win
move In few days. Mr. Lynch's West
Temple street house was included In the
deal at $1,000.
The resolution introduced by Council
man Black and passed by the council on
Monday night giving the Utah Ice X
Cold Storage company permission TO
lay It's own sewer to It's plant on Fifth
West street, has been vetoed by Mayor
Morris. The mayor Is OF the opinion
that an such work should be done by
the city and not by private parties
G. II. Savage today exhibited some
extraordinary string beans, the pods Of
which are IS inches In length, He
grew them In his own garden from
seed secured during his recent visit to
southern California. Should they prove
10 be as palatable as the common gar
den variety the problem Of picking
beans for dinner will be greatly simpli-
fed as half dozen would be sufficient
for a good sized family.
The teachers OF the sixteenth ward
lktlltI Gbiltll anu a lew lAlflAln NNc~
terday afternoon surprised President
Rachael Isaac at her residence, 5 west
First North The visitors Immediately
took possession OF the house and dis
pensed with all formality, AS small
token Of the love and esteem In which
Mrs Isaac is held she was presented
with beautiful fern by the Relief So
ciety OF the ward and the members OF
the family presented her With very
handsome bookcase, Mrs. Isaac invited
all present to dinner on the occasion OF
her 10th birthday "A year from yester-
day.
The following item, clipped from the
Anaconda Standard refers 90 e. ID.
Crouch, bookbinder formerly well
known IN salt Lake That the good
work and tireless efforts Of Rev. G, -,
Crouch. pastor OF the Methodist church
of Meadervllle. are greatly appreciated
by his congregation was strongly evil
denced last night by the action Of the
ladies' Aid society. The token Of re-
gard took the form " valuable open
face gold watch with the ministers
monogram artistlcolly engraved on the
case and the following words embossed
within presented 10 Rev q. ID.
Crouch by the Ladies' Ala society OF
Meadervile Montana, S-lS-04"