Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Deputy Marshal r. p. Haywood has
gone 10 Vsrnal TO serve subpoenas there
for Jurors and witnesses,
William Armstrong. n well known no.
tel man OF Milford Is In the Holy Cross
hospital 10 be treated for dropsy.
Miss Jennie S. Stranger gave on en-
ttrtaninR dramatic reading last even
ing, In the East side Baptist church,
assisted by Mrs. V. Il, Cutler as singer.
Elders VIM. NJ. Stewart and Nation
ihah Thomas will address the Saints OF
the Twelfth ward tomorrow night the
meeting beginning at $3.50. The public
Is invited.
lanes Anderson, a Eureka miner,
fled a petition I'm bankruptcy yester-
day afternoon. with liabilities amount
ing to $750.45, and assets amounting TO
s228.75 all Of which Is exempt
Landlord G. s. Holmes Of the Knuts-
ford Is in receipt OF an unusually fine
colored photograph OF bis youngest son
Dwight who Is q student NJ Phillips
academy, Exeter. n, H., where he is
trying to make up his mind wherether
TO 20 to Yale or To Harvard.
state Supt Of Schools Nelson went
10 Heber city today TO attend tho
Wasatch county teachers institute. lie
delivered an address to the teachers
this morning, 10 the trustees In the
afternoon. and viii address public
meeting Of citizens at night.
4 special EFFORT II being made TO pay
tho $4,000 mortgage which has for q
number OF years been hanging over the
Episcopal deauery and pledge cards
nd he "A
committee to the members OF the
church and congregation IN the parish
The many friends OF Mr. and Mira
William II. LAuck will sympathlze
with them in the loss OF their S-months.
old son, Rulon Sylvester who passed
away last night Ut the family resi-
Gence I53 Pearl avenue, Of pneumonia.
The funeral will be held at 1880 a, m
tomorrow.
Petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
Thursday afternoon, with the clerk OF
the U. IS. court by Thomas G. Edgar
"A laborer, with liabilities az S062 80,
and assets at 260,bO, or whlch WV %
is exempt also by Edward 4. kchcs'
a laborer. with liabilities OF 81, l2i.O9,
and assets at &Ss.15,
The Putnam memorial fund Of 81
Marks cathedral was started Now l.
1900. and now amounts 10 $l2l9l IL
bea grown at the rate Of about S25 a
year and been made up mainly OF Of
ferings given at the feast " All SAINTS.
n ia purposed to accumulate the tund
10 $500, and then get pulpit IN mem-
orv of the late Rev, n. f. Putnam,
once the much beloved rector ana par
lsh priest OF st, Marks
The executive board Of the state I'M
ion Of Christian Endeavor viii hold n
meeting this evening, OF the res
idence of the secretary. Miss Eva M.
FLEMING. 325 Second East street, TO
discuss the organizing OF senior ana
Junior c. 10. societies over the state,
az well as ways and means OF advance
ing the general interests of the work
in Utah; also, the quarter century
memorial fund.
IN view Of a morning paper claiming
that no improvements Of note had been
made In the Salt Lake poStotice within
the last few years, o. was remarked at
the postofiCe this morning that since
the advent OF the present postofiice adj
ministration ~ stations had beer
opened about tho city including the
East side postOtIice, 20 carriers had
been added to the list with two coli
lectorH Moreover. the general deliv'
cry window and registry Office wer'
now open until p. mn whereas they
formerly closed Mt 6; ana registered
mail now goes through Ogden without
lenying, thus saving IL hours