Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
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To Attend Methodist Church--Most

Rev. Aldora VIII Lccturc---Rev. Mar
greet Aldora will lecture Suday. May
| 81, at p. m, In l. O. O. +. building,
| subject Heaven aud Hell, Where Are
| They and What Are They"
Music at st. Mark Sat st. Marks
| cathedral tomorrow. Organist Peabody
! Will play an offertory in Il fiat by Reed
IN the morning; and In the evening,
"Medltatlons' by the same composer,
Expensive Vault--The new vault be-
ing put IN by the Salt Lake Security &
Trust compay VIII cost $4,000. II is
1Sx23 feet, and two stories high. The
heavy steel doors and fittings arrived
this morning
Funeral Scrviccs--Irhe funeral of
Margaret A. Howell VIII be held In
the sixteenth ward Westinghouse to-
morrow at - o'clock. Remains may
he viewed at residence of Mrs Brown,
Is north Seventh West, Friends invit-
ed.
VIII Open Tomorrow--After having
undergone extensive repairs, the
Eleventh ward Westinghouse will again
be opened for Sunday school and ward
meetings tomorrow. The interior has
been thoroughly ovehhauied and fixed
up and presents very neat appear
ance.
To Build Warehouse - Frederick
Heath has sold to the Utah Junk COM
pany, the trackage grounds, at Fourth
West and Eighth South streets, for
merry occupied by the Conkling Samp-
ling works. for $4,000, through Ke-
nd a nil N
erect warehouse there. and other
wise improve the property
Farewell Party--A farewell enter
tainment will be given In the Seventh
ward Westinghouse Monday evening.
May 2s, In honor Of Elder Ignaz Paul,
who shortly leaves home for mis-
sion. The public Is cordially invited
TO attend, as II is desired to give Mr..
Paul hearty reception. Offerings will
be received at the door.
Elks Keep Busy-Tomorrow VIII be
n busy day with the Elks. as there are
TO be committee meetings all day to
prepare for Saltalr day. for the state
convention and the why's and tho
wherefores OF the Denver trip. The
route will be decided on then The
Elks say they will boost Salt Lake and
Utah for all they are worth
Gave Concert-The band " the
Agricultural college which accom-
panied the state meet delegation from
Logan, gave a concert this morning,
IN the lobby Of the Kenyon hotel. and
made n favorable impression. The
band includes eight carInets, six cor
nets, four altos two slide trombones,
che baritone, three saxaphones, two
tubas, and two drummers,
State Troops to Acknowledging Secy.
of War r. :. oliver has wired Gov.
Cutler asking for his estimate as to the
number OF state troops he expects to
attend the army camp at Fort Russell
next August. The matter has been
handed over to Col. Lund. the senior
line officer of the guard for dispose
ton. The colonel says he is figuring
on 400 men going.
on for Boston-Drs Wright, Beer
and Stauffer of Salt Lake and Dr. Tay-
lor of Provo leave this evening over
the oregon Short Line for Boston,
Mass, where they Will attend the con-
vention OF the American Medical as
ISOLATION which VIII be In session dur
ing the first week In June IL Is the
intention Of DR.. Wright and some other
members OF the party TO visit several
Of the leading cities and hospitals.
His Last Scrmon---Rev. r. A. Han
son will preach his last sermon Sunday
morning as pastor OF tho English I.uth-
eran church OF this city Rev. Han
son leaves 10 take charge OF Trinity
church at Chicago Of which he was
pastor for nve years. He VIII leave
with his wife and daughter during the
fore part Of next week His son who
was formerly Social Director Of the
Y. M. G. a. and now In business In the
city, will remain.
Buys Barlow Residence---The resi-
dence of James Barlow, 11S A street,
including an eight rooms house, and
i06 feet front was sold this week by
Martneau & Clark to Atty A. b, Ir-
vine for S4,276. Mr.. Irvine will oc-
cupy the premises In the near future.
The same firm has sold four acres on
Twelfth South street to w r. Jones'
Jr., for $1,000; and in Ogden has sold
to y. II. Goddard SKI lot with resi-
denoe on Sixteenth street for $1,000.
Peculiar Accidental peculiar acci-
dent occurred this morning, AT the
Jordan station Of the Light e Railway
company. AS the linemen were
switching some wires, a wire carrying
10000 volts short circuited and In
stantly burned In two, putting out OF
commission all the lines between
Provo and Logan. However. the men
were so speedy In restoring communal
cation that II was only six minutes be-
fore the lines were all in operation
again.
Annual Convention--The annual state
convention Of the Utah Christia En-
deavor union Is IN session today, at
the Central Christian church. The out
look for attendance this morning was
not very good, on account Of the
weather. but the number Of arrivals
was expected to be materially lcreased
little later There Is a general at.
tendance Of the officers except Miss
Bodil Thompson. the third vice presl-
dent who was unable TO come down
from Brigham City on account Of III
ness
Accused Of Assault--A complaint has
been sworn TO, charging John Halver-
son with assault and battery, alleged
10 have been committed upon the per-
son Of F. D. Heath, Mr.. Halverson
has the refreshment privileges at the
Salt Palace, and Mr.. Heath is COM
rected with part Of the Salt Palace
premises, not concerned with the por-
ton controlled by Mr. Halversou. DIFF
fculty is said 10 have existed between
the two for some time, and yesterday
the trouble was renewed over a certain
step-ladder. Mr.. Heath accuses the
other man OF striking him with his fist
aud batterlpg HIS face, hence the COM
plant upon which Mr.. Halverson Will
be arraigned In the criminal division
Of the city court.