Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.


tie Child" viii be the subject Of Or.
Talmage's lecture at Barratt hall at
1880 tomorrow.
Veterans to Mcet---Voluntecr Fire.
men and their wives are invited 10
meet with the members of the Neter-
an Volunteer Firemens association at
the annual sociable entertainment or
the association TO be held at Firemen's
hall, 27l Canyon road, Thursday Feb.
22, at 2. m.
Miss Wizards Ilfe--Tpday ~ the
birthday OF the late Frances f. VIII
lard, president OF the National W. G.
". IT,, and the Salt Lake union VIII
be addressed at p. m. today, by Rev
DR. w. NJ. Paden. who Is to speak on
Miss WIZARDS life. Miss Durham viii
sing a soprano solo.
Nauvoo Lcgion---rhe regular month";
~ meeting of The Nauvoo Legion will
be held Monday evening, Feb. 10, mt
3 o'clock, at the Office Of the presiding
Bishop. II Is desired that all mem
bers attend. and do what they can to
secure new members TO assist In build
Ing up the organization.
Daughters OF tile Pioncers--'rhe
Daughters Of the Pioneers viii hold an
interesting session at their headquar-
tors in the old Descrot News building
on the afternoon OF Feb 20, at $3.50
o'clock. Mrs Iona Eldredge Will
speak on pioneer Women" and Miss
Katle Fordvce vim sing and reclte.
,ha w, a." ~" Observation-Disclosures ~ tho
Mvton MercaptIla con,nsnv ~ llyton.
JYfab VOC dlea IN the secretary Of
states nelce vesterdav afternnon 1ts
can,,al stnck ~ an ana divided into
shares ~ ~. nor yaine az Fl each
,rha Northumberland GRO n T. Re,y0s I
~ pnas,g ond crnu.
young Man Nissing-Inuuiry Is
made 10 tho Masons OF This city and
IA mo chief ~ notice. bv 4 " Grove
ahor,s ~ hs ~ ,s,year.nId son ,Yboso
na,,sa 60 ttugh ,rha yonng man has
80 haa,, snsa or hooyd fror, hv hls
Violations fo, se,,erai ,veeks and thev
ave- vow, onxious tn tret ,ynrd from ar
concornins, MIN
Rarriers In provrcss---Afr. Joseph
Gilbert win lecture IN Federation of
Labor hail SUNDAY evening on Bar
riers 10 Progress The lecture will
be given under The aueplces ~ the So
claiist local and seats are free A
good musical nroeram has been ar
ranged and questions and discussion
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sio,ocp 'e
Cloarmakers' SmoIer--The get ac-
.uai,,tad, sn,nlsar given last night nv
hoti vna attended bv 600 men. John
r. went,vnrth acted as master OF cere-
monies ana made an address OF well
come. Other features on the program
were n hesitation by S. s Cohn, music
NV the Olsen stringed quartet. solo by
Mari Norpan. oinno solo hy w. Nolest.
Sole nv y " Olsen STARRING and
resreshments rounded out the evening.
n NJ UongIand' charged nv Food In
snector Frazier with selling unwhole-
snnoe food to vii, imam bnddles. pro-
Mems" ,yas Yesterday sentenced by
.Iudye @ n piebl Ia nav a dne of ST.
frbe court declared that he was heart
iIv en- s,ynnathv with the movement
~ enforce mo nrdinanres relating 10
,he ea1e ~ nuro fond. ana any one
who an Tho future ~ charged with
Observation-Disclosures therewith viii not be-
"a lanientlv dealt with as was The ac-
c,,sed In his cnse,
Present, TO Heywood - Ex-Unted
states Marshal Ben H. Heywood was
the recipiont Yesterday of n token Of
esteem and remembrance from his
former associates I'm office and Clerk
]. ". Letcher and Dist. Atty. Joseph
I.Inpman The memento was a silver
match case and cigar cutter and a gold
tic min. with diamond set. The pre-
santation WAS made by Mfr. Letcher, in
n pIeasIng way. expressing the high
regard felt by the donners for MIR. Hey
wood. The latter was taken complete