Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
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Gently.
A COMMENDABLE INCIDENT.
A very commeniable incident oc-
CURED at the "Trocadero" dance hall
on Saturday evening last, for which
the managers, Mr., Savage and Mr..
White, shuold receive proper credit
They had been told during the week
that a number OF the patrons Of the
Utahna park intended TO attend the
dance at this place on Saturday night.
Accordingly they were on the lookout
for the same About o'colck IN the eve
ming when the street car arrived from
Salt Lake, u number OF questionable
looking couples stepped off and made
their way TO the dance hall. TO their
great surprise. they were refused ad-
mlttance and were seen TO take the car
back to the city This hall has been
conducted I'm highly respectable man
ner, and It Is pleasing 20 note that
the management has taken this stand.
This incident viii no doubt serve as an
example for all such characters In the
future
GRAFTERs AT WORK.
Several Of the leading businessmen OF
Murray have been heeced out Of small
sums OF late by a smooth tongued gem
tleman representing different adyertls.
ing propositions, The way he worked
his scheme was 20 make II appear that
he had but one space on his adyertis-
ing card left which he offered 20 sell
at a reduced figure The unsuspect-
ing businessman thinks he IL getting
something cheap and as result is
taken in.
ACCIDENTALLY STABBED.
on the night OF the 2sth while the
MILFORD Dramatic association was play
Ing THE Brookdale Farm" an amateur
play, one Of the company, Jack Davis,
received a bad cut In the chest through
an automatic dagger not working when
II should.
FUNERAL OF MAYOR LARSEN
Mayor Larsen, respected citizen OF
Holiday, passed to the great beyond
on Monday last The cause Of his
death was cancer Some time ago Mr..
Larsen had a tooth extracted. The
doctor fractured his jaw In the opera
ton. This finally produced "A cancer,
which resulted I'm his death The de-
ceased Is survived by a wife and four
children. the youngest being two years
old The funeral was held at the
family residence at II O'Clock. Tuesday,
and many sorrowIng friends attended
NEW BIsHoPRIC,
The BIshoprIc OF the Big Cottonwood
was recognized on Sunday last, MILO
Audrus was made Bishop, with Joseph
Bolce and Christian Peterson as his
cOunselors.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,
Mr. Frank Quist OF Big Cottonwood
returned Monday from n two and n
half years mission to Sweden He re-
ports everything I'm that mission IN o
prosperous condition,
A character ban was given I'm the VIII
ford ward by the amusement commit
tee on Wednesday evening last
j. w. Saville took the gentIeman's
prize, the character he represented be-
Ing the queen Of the Valley" Miss
Plat Of Forest Dale took the ladies'
prize, she representing a lady jockey.
The prize waltz was awarded 20 Her
bert Mofflt OF Sugar, and May Farrell
Of MILFORD ward
The Murray ward amusement COM
mlttee Is making elaborate preparations
for the valentine party. which Will be
given In tho opera House Monday
night, Everything points to large at
tendance. The prizes TO he given away
are on exhibition In the Murray Coop
window.
A social gathering was held at the
residence Of Ernest Croyford OF NH
Creek Thursday evening A very en-
joyable time was spent
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
TAYLOR ~ MIL Creek IS seriously IN
with pneumonia.
Mrs, I Rutter6eld. daughter og Mr..
and Mrs, John p. Wright Is visiting
with her parents.