Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-16

being given under the auspices OF the
Epworth league.
The three-story brick warehouse and
factory at the rear OF the NauV0o
block on west First South street has
been completed and is now occupied for
buiness purposes
Exeavating for the great bathing pool
at the Saltair pavilion Is well under
way, so that the pool will be In readl-
ness some time before the opening day,
at the last Of May
The state food inspector is watching
the local markets TO spot the oleomar-
garine and prosecute the dealers II they
do not comply with the law as to style
OF package, price. etc.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Ellen Var
ley, who died on the nth inst, VIII be
held from the Nineteenth ward meet
ingho,De on Wednesday at y, m.
Friends ere invited to attend
United States Senator Sutherland not
fled Postmaster Thomas this morning
that the department at Washington had
consented TO increase the force OF tho
cuy todlan of the Salt Lake federal
building.
The four buffalos that were shot at
the recent hunt on Antelope island
weighed over 6, 200 pounds, and the hides
are hried at $500 each. Three Of the
animals we're yearllngs and one was a
lhreeryear-old.
General Manager Campbell of the
Utah Light a Power company. re-
ceiVed telegraphic notice this morning
from 81 Louis that all of the new cars
had been shipped. They were guaran-
teed Oct. | delivery.
Local plumbers say that there has
been a great deal of freezing Of out OF
door water pipes this winter on ac-
count of the snow lying SO long on the
ground and allowing the cold to PEN
citrate down into the soil
Mrs. Leon Sweet gave a finely APP
pointed luncheon this noon, at the Com
.mercal club, 10 II of her lady friends.
The decorations were In red carnations,
smilax and ferns. and a fancy box of
selected candies was placed at the plate
Of each guest.
Il. b. Wlcks Is the recipient from The
Hague, Holland Of Dutch Kolander
for 1905, Illuminated with pictures and
works Of the old masters. The sender
was DR.. Hendrck Mueller Dutch con-
sui general Of the Orange Free State,
in South Africa, a friend of Mr.. Wicks
who extended Inequalities to the doctor
when he visited this city year ago.
j, p Gardner Is visiting IN his old
home Utica n. Y. Cashier Adams of
the National Bank Of the Republic, who
also came from Utica. received the 9TH
er day q Photographic view of that
city, taken Ia lS4S. showing the Ola
Utica & Syracuse railway. ana an old-
fashioned train running into the city.
II suggests very much the view OF salt
Lake taken In 1852,
At last nights monthly meeting ot
the Christian Union OF this city. IL was
decided to hold mass meeting OF the
young peoples evangelical societies OF
this city. at 6 =. M, next sunday, III
the Y. NJ G. A. auditorium, where Miss
Marie Brehm, president of the Illinois
state W. c. r. IT, viii make an adj
dress a feature OF last evenings SEES
sion .gas an original farewell poem by
Capt. Charles Hahn, the retiring treas
urer.
Miss Edna Jennings, sister Of Mrs. a.
II. Peabody Of Third street and an IN
structor In the Oquirrh school, broke
her left arm yesterday by falling on
the Fourth East street sidewalk. For
tunately the office OF a physician was
close at hand. 50 that the sufferer was
not LONG without attention. Miss Jen-
nlngs will be confined to her house for
six weeks. and IN the meanwhile her
sister Miss Lola Jennings, VIII fill her
school position.