Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-10
LATE LOCALS.

The ladies of ST. Marks guild viii
give a rummage sale tomorrow In the
Sunday school hall, beginning at $3.50
o'clock.
Local dealers report plenty of eggs
in the market, but falling off In de-
mand, so that prices are not 80 stable
as they were.
The marriage will be soiemnISed next
Wednesday Feb. 10. of Mr.. Stanley A.
Hanks OF this city, and Miss Maudie
Frame OF Taylorsville.
Profs. Welhe and Mcclellan will as
sIst at the Parsifal lecture In Barratt
hall tomorrow night by giving the nec-
essary accompanying music,
Herman A. Eckner, for the last four
years bookkeeper and accountant at the
Kenyon hotel, will resign March / next,
to go into other business,
Four cases Of measles and one Of
dlphtherla were reported to the board
OF health this morning. The diphtheria
patient Is Pearl McAllister, aged 2,
residing at 42i Fifth street
Fish Commissioner John Sharp viii
receive on the 18th inst. from the Lead
vIlle Colo, fish station, 100000 brook
state hatchery at Murray.
Nine cases Of measles and one Of
smallpox were reported to the board
OF health this afternoon. The small
pox patient Is Marie Guitard, aged II,
residing at 1855 south Second West
street.
There VIII be a contest next Monday
evening, at the state armory, between
the first and second platoons OF the
battery, IN dIsmounting cannon. This
viii be the first turn out Of the COM
mand under the recently elected oili-
GERS
A conference of the Young Mems and
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement as
soclations Of Ensign stake Will be held
Sunday, Feb. IL, officers meetings at
2 p, m, in the 3. Y. memorial building
and a cOnjoint session at 5 p. m. In Bar
raft hall.
The employees OF u. c. NJ. /, gave
a party last evening, I'm Christensen's
hall, which was attended by 100 cou-
pies Music was furnished by an en-
larged orchestra, and refreshments
were served. The evening was very
pleasantly spent
Boyd Park returned this morning
from Denver, where he has been for
the last month on business. Mr. Park
says the governorship matter In Col
oradO Is one Of those uncertain things
In politics, but now that Adams Is In,
and Peabody rs out, Adams is very
likely to stay there.
The remains Of y. l.. Dodge, late pro-
prietor OF the Theater pharmacy, who
died suddenly yesterday, IN Washington
county, viii reach this city tomorrow
morning; and the funeral (prlvate) win
be held from the late residence 80
east First South street, at p. m, with
interment In Mt. olyet
Mrs. Hanks, the tenant Of the Mani
tou hotel who lost her case in court
the other day, I'm the suit against her
for non payment Of rent, Is moving out
today, and tomorrow evenings dinner
will be the last meal In the house. How
ever, when the hotel property has been
transferred by Mr., Park, the owner,
to the new purchaser, Mr.. Phipps, Mrs.
Hanks expects TO return as lessee un-
der the new ownership,
The employees Of the Clayton Music
company and immediate friends win
give a banquet and dance this evening,
In the upper ware rooms Of the house,
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low employe, who leaves shortly for
Europe To study music. Mr. Giles is
very popular young man with many
Salt Lake musicians and this testl-
monia Is I'm evidence OF their frieudl-
ness for him and appreciation OF his
worth.
Local dealers report n market over
burdened with lucern hay, with declln-
ing prices as the natural consequence.
This condition ia said TO he due 10 over
production on the one hand, and the
open, mild winter on the other. Farm.
ers are not inclined to let their hay
go mt prevailing prices, and dealers
don't care whether school keeps or not,
as far as hay Is concerned, for there
Is no money IN II for them.
Chaplain John I. Axton Of the
Eighteenth Infantry, has been ordered
to report at Fort Leavenworth, Monday
morning, Feb. 20, and leaves next
Thursday evening, for his new station.
The Eighteenth regiment OF infantry is
now nearing San Francisco from Homo.
lulu whore II was last heard from, and
Is slated for station at Fort Leaven-
worth, relieving the Sixth infantry.
Both Of these Regiments were formerly
stationed az Fort Douglas. Fort Leav-
enworth Is one OF the most attractive
posts IN the army, Chaplain Axtons
friends regret that he is to leave the
city.
General Manager Campbell OF the
Utah Light & Railway company calls
attention TO the fact that people who
are olamorlng for no seat no fare" on
the street cars. don't stop TO remem-
Der that Il is often the case, out OF rush
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