The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-05
ELKS' MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Euiogy Was Delivered by Rev. o. D..
Grabili-Fine Programme.

Park City, Dec. Park City lodge No
7Si, b. p. o. T., held its annual me-
mortal services last evening at the Dewey
theatre. and a large audience was pres
ent. The affair was in the hands of
a committee, and an exceptionally fine
programme had been prepared for the
event composed Of the following num-
Voluntary violin and piano. Holy
CITY ..,.S. IL. Radon and Mrs. GOist
Quartette ..............Mrs. GoiSt, Miss
Allgood. c. I. Prisk and Joe Kemp
opening eeremony....The Lodge Officers
Invocation ..........Rev. Martin Thomas
baritone solo .....-......-.....J, c. Whitta
Eulogy ..:..-..........ReV d. @ Grabill
closing ceremony. The Lodge Officers
DO&ology .................... The Audience
DentuicllOn .................. Rev. Thomas
The memorial services this year were
more than ordinarily attended owing. TO
the fact that This year Park lodge has
lost more members than in any other
year of its existence, and d special et-
fort was made TO have the service the best
which could be had here
The Masonic excursion TO Salt Lake
Yesterday was fairly well attended, but
there were not quite enough to bring
the receipts up TO the guaranteed amount.
This has been the experience with all
the lodge excursions recently run from
Park City
Ted Evans is critically i'll at his home
ON lower Park avenue. He is suffering
from hemOrrhages OF the stomach Very
little hope is entertained for the sick
mans recovery
Yesterday William Mcdonald and ].
G. Rogers, two leasers who are operating
the Clark property near town. had an
experience with giant powder which they
VIII not soon forget The men had been
at work In the tunnel and upon making
ready to blast had put some frozen pow
1rWa sEarwr III ..-Hr- "a
which is situated near the mouth Of the
tunnel The men We're at work and
paid no attention to the powder after
placing it near the fire on the forge.
and when the men rushed out of the
tunnel they found the shop blown TO
atoms. That no one was hurt by the
flying boards is counted wonder, but
the fact that the amount of powder be-
ing thawed was extremely small accounts
in a measure for the easy escape of some
of the nearby buildings. The report OF
the explosion was heard about town and
investigation of the cause proved that
the thawIng powder had exploded.
Yesterday afternoon a small fire was
discovered in the roof Of the Daiy-West
hosting works. An alarm was turned
inNaEd in a short time The blaze was un-
der control. The fire was caused by q
defect i'm the smokestack and the blaze
caught in the woodwork of the roof. Tho
hose was brought into play. but before
il could be used IL was ripped on some
of the machinery. This made il neces-
sary TO fight the fire with hand cnemi-
Gals This was done and the fire was
put out in a short time.
Mrs. b. l.. Grips returned this norm
ing from a short visit in Salt Lake with
Felat ives.
Sheriff MAR made flying visit to
the capital last evening on business and
returned this morning.
Regular meeting night Of the B. P. o.
T. this evening. A candidate viii be in
itiated and a Dutch supper will follow