Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-09
LATE LOCALS.

plano RecItnl--Thcrc will be q pi-
epo recital this evening, at the Salt
Lake collegiate institute, where Frot.
peckels Will present her pupil Misc
Jenne valentine. Miss Valentine Will
bs assisted with vocal numbers BY
pupils from the Institute.
I'ir., In Shoe Store--About . o'clock
last evening a detective flue caused a
IRE nj the Vincent-Nott shoe store
on Main street and damaged the
building to the extent OF about SlQ0.
The Are department made quick run
ia the scene and soon had the blaze
under control. The alarm created
considerable excitement for time
and Il was reported that the building
had been destroyed.
$4,000 Realty Dcal,--I.ittle e Little
report the sale OF 74MN19S feet, at
the southeast corner OF Third West
and First South street, from the Bar
low estate TO Charles II. Deere. the
we'll known pillow manufacturer OF MOS
line, ILL.,, for $4,000. Mr.. Deere al
ready owns considerable Salt Lake
realty. and Is reputed to own most
of the Wagner brewery. IT Ia satd
he viii build warehouse and saloon
building on the newly acquired prop
erty.
Monroe Pavilion Co.--Articles of Inv
corporation of the Monroe Pavilion
company OF Monroe. SEWER county,
were this morning filed with the sec
retary of state. The company pro-
poses to engage in the amusement
business and Incorporates with s1O.-
coo capital stock divided into SharcB
of a par value of $40 each. The Of
ficers of the company are Hans Turf
president, j &. Magleby. vice presi-
dent; r. NJ Lundegroen, secretary,
and Walter Jones, treasurer.
Ohio Capitalists lIerc--A number OF
Dayton, Ohio. capitalists are In the
city, being entertained by President
and Manager Chambers of the Salt
Lake Public Service company They
have come out here under the aus
pices of r. r. Wemple and associates
underwriters for the bonds of the
company, and the object of their visit
Is to look over the plant and prospect
for local business with view to In
Vesting In the enterprise. The visitors
include Mr.. Wemple. f. c. Wcinman
Harry McDargh. c. T.. Bauman. H. 10.
Coate and w P. Kiser. The party will
remain In town several days, before
returning east
Goes To California;. Moth Ivcr-
sen. who for about "a years was con-
rected with zion's Savings Bank aud
Trust company, leaves tonight for
southern California. Mr. Iversou goes
on special private business and also
for recreation and pleasure. He eX-
poets to return to Salt Lake about the
last of this month. and will engage
in business here. the exact nature OF
which he has not yet determined up
on. He has unbounded confidence In
Salt Lake. and believes that IT will
grow steadily in population and gen
eral prosperity, and he is of the opin
ion that there is no better city IN the
country in which TO live and to engage
in business.
Sixteenth Warden Monday even
ing next a farewell entertainment Will
be given at the Sixteenth ward meet
inghouse in honor of Niels j. Larsen.
who is about to leave on mission
to Scandinavia. Following is the pro-
gram to be rendered: Selection. ward
choir; invocation; selection, ward
choir; soprano solo, Miss Nellie Coon;
baritone solo, Mr.. w. G. Bywater;
recitation, Miss Carrie b, Smith; song,
Master Johnnie Williams: solo, Miss
Alice Webley, selection Winter quar-
tet; solo. Miss Miilie Williams; violin
solo, Mr. Frank Parsons; Organ solo,
Miss Edna II, Coray; tenor solo. Mr..
Charles Crowton: selection (concer-
tina) Mr. G. Nj. Mills; soprano solo,
Mrs. Bessie f.. Newman; Duet, Misses