Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-05-19
LATE LOCALS.

Deacon l.. r.. Hall Is on a weeks
business trip through southern Utah
Today's local bank cearings amount
ed to 495, 22S.0l as against S5Os, 05293 for
the same day last year.
There will be a Christian Enedavor
reunion next Monday evening, at the
First Presbyterian church,
DR.. Titus OF Seattle will lecture to-
night In the Board of Trade building
on THE Labor Problem
The w, c. r. Y. viii meet at the
home Of Mrs. Plummer, 535 east First
South street, Saturday afternoon, May
q, at $3.50.
The organ recltals in the Tabernacle
are resumed today at 500 p, M, when
Prof, j. j. Mcclellan will give a choice
program.
Local automobile liverymen say that
the present number Of 30 machines now
in this city, will be doubled before the
year is out.
The aids of the Pioneer stake Mutual
Improvement association will meet to-
night at the home OF Miss Sasie Heath,
$50 south West Temple street.
Local merchants are already giving
orders for novelties for next Christ
mas, and in stationery lines, these nov
elites promise to be quite extensive.
This section Is experiencing cooler
weather ana showers this afternoon.
with something Of thunder display.
The rain promises to benefit vegetation.
secy Beatty Of the state board OF
health says that the laboratory work
OF the board Is meeting with an appre-
ciatiVe reception among the medical
fraternity and health authorities Of
the state
Local dealers report a heavy demand
for beet cultlvatug machinery, the de-
mand being heavier than ever before
at this time OF year. Vehicle dealers
also report good sales and good pros
pectiye business
Mrs Ethel II. Tlton. formerly Miss
Ethel Andrews Of the Knutsford hotel
has removed with her husband to Los
Angeles where he Is In the employ Of
the San Pedro Railroad, company. Mrs.
Tilton leaves many friends In salt Lake
who wish her much happiness.
Plans are being perfected for an ex-
tended remodeling of the White House
In accordance with the plan of the Ma
tional Bank Of the Republic TO occupy
the entire East Temple street front Of
the building. The hotel entrance Will
be located on Second South street,
Word received in this city from Mis-.
slsslppi states that Judge A. G.. Nor
rell, formerly district Judge in this city,
is very III from a recurrence of the
stomach troubles that have afflicted
him for 20 years, and his friends are
becoming apprehensive as to the out
come
The real estate association win hold
an open session next Wednesday noon
at lunch In the Commercial club, where
the members will invite a number OF
their friends, and representatives Of the
press The topic Of discussion win be
the coming real estate picnic, for which
extensive preparations are being made.
DR.. Samuel II Allen Of Salt Lake, has
returned home with his wife and child
rem after an absence OF several months
in southern California. He Is looking
and feeling we'll and speaks highly OF
the Golden Gate state and It's climate,
though he says that Utah's climate is
better at this time Of the year than that
Of California.
President H. II. Smith Of the Utah
State Christian Endeavor union, re-
ceiyed today, from Boston, the out
lines of a plan FOR the establishment
OF a summer settlement and institute
at Sycamore, down on Cape Cod, under
the auspices of the United Society Of
Christian Endeavor the institute be-
ing modelled after the ChautauQua in
stltute near jamestown, n. Y. Shares
in the proposition are quoted at S25.