Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-03

Assistant surgeon htlicI mas ~
turned from San Francisco to Fort
Douglas.
The transformation will be the sub
feet OF DR. Talmage's lecture al Barratt
hall tomorrow at ~: 80 p. m.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance union VIII be
held In the Y. M, c. A. building this
afternoon.
Chaplain Brockman OF the Twenty
ninth infantry has inaugurated an
evening religious service for Thurs
days Of each week.
Plans are making for an extension OF
the Salisbury building on Market
street, to double the size originally In
tended on account OF applications for
space.
The High School cadets now num-
Der over 800 and are drilling regularly.
Capt, Webb. their instructor, has lust
completed inspection and viii appoint
corporals early IN the week.
DR.. T. b. Beatty left for Los Angeles
last evening, whence he Will go to
ocean Park. where Glenn Walker. the
Ave years old daughter OF NJ. IL. Walk
er, is III with diphtheria,
At the Ninth ward amusement hall
next Friday night. the Thirty-third
ward choir will render the opera
Snow White The performance viii
be under the auspices Ninth ward,
Veal is scarce IN the Salt Lake mar
kets. and the wholesale price has gone
up half cent. But a yupply was re-
celved last night from Ogden which
Will temporarily relieve the situation,
This Ia big day of the Charities
week at Walker Bros store. and the
public school collecting the greatest
number OF coupons TO purchasers Will
be given fine picture by the Ladies'
Literary club.
Retiring Cashier Howard s. Stowe OF
the Herald was presented last evening.
with fine fountain pen from the busi-
ness office, and watch charm from
the mechanical department. Mr. Stowe
sewers his connection with the paper
Monday.
The Salt Lake pressmen's union and
the Salt Lake Printing Press Assist
ants union gave well attended ball
last evening In Federation hall. nearly
900 people being present. The music
was furnished by Gilbert's orchestra
and refreshments were served
The board OF trustees OF Westminster
college accepted the plans presented
yesterday afternoon, by Architects
Erskine a Llljenberg, for the first coll
lege building TO be erected on east
Eleventh South street, and bids will
be called for shortly.
The Unity club will give an enter
tainment on the evening OF Feb. 8, and
the program viii contain plano solo
by Mrs. Alvah Lewis. a vocal duet by
Miss Ethel Sturgis and Lester Price, a
vocal solo by Miss Emily Larson. and
the flower scene from Ingomar by Luke
Cosgrove and Frank Larson.
Isaac Isaacson. an employe Of the
Bullion Beck mine at Tlntic, is ut the
Groves l.. ID. s. hospital suffering from
an infected hand Charles Maclair
OF Kimberley, Utah, has been disoharg-
ed from the l.. d. s. hospital, after
undergoing treatment for appendicitis
and a complication of troubles.
Rev Or. Coburn preached OF
"Where?" In the First Baptist church
last evening, before q large congrega-
ton. There was special music. Miss
Alice Davis playing Gray's Dream OF
Pardise" on the violin. TO organ accom-.
panlment, Mrs +, Il. Jones sang two
gospel hymns as solos, and the slngias
generally was hearty aud good.
In answer TO an inquiry from a Mn
tual Improvement association presi
dent, the News" will state that II II
always pleased to print without charg,
the programs Of conJoint meetings d
Improvement associations In the var
Gus wards, but such programs must b,
furnished before ~ o'clock Saturday
morning.
A request has been made upon Sec
rotary OF state Tingey by the United
States commissioner OF commerce an.
labor for n copy OF the pamphle
Utah." published by the Lewis 4
Clark commission for Utah, as II con
tains some valuable statistics In re
gard TO the resources Of the state an,
It's rapid growth
The regular monthly meeting OF TN
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's assocla
tlon VIII be held at Firemen's hall. AZ
Canyon road at p. M. Monday, Eel
b. A full attendance OF the member
OF the association Is requested as bust
ness OF importance will be brought be
fore the meeting. All old voluntes
fremen are invited.
In the Eighteenth ward chapel Il
morrow night, Mrs. Matte Horne Tin
gey, president OF the general board Q
the Young Ladies' Mutual Improve
ment assoclation,w will address the youn
people In the conJoint session. A I'm
musical program viii be rendered, IN
GLIDING song by Miss May Aide
With cello ohligato by Prof. c. !
schettler and an organ solo by>Mr. /
f. Giles.
Mai A. L. Thomas, Jr. who wa
severely Injured by a fall OF 20 fe,
az the Maxfeld mine In Big Cottor
wood Thursday afternoon, was brougl
into town yesterday afternoon In q e
placed upon a sled by his father an
DR.. Worthington. The young man sur
tanned four broken ribs badly lncei
ated jaw and numerous bruises, so III,
great care was necessary IN the tram
portation home. However. he will +,
cover at an early date.
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