Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-18
LATE LOCALS.

Rumel on Vacation - Manager
Frank Rumel Of the salt Lake clear
ing house is off on his summer Vaca-
ton.
Setting Up Anotber-The manage
ment of the Thomp son-Starrett com
pany IS setting up a second gravity
mixer at the great cellar excavations
opposite the Federal building.
Dividend Declaretl-The Deseret
savings bank directors declared a
per cent regular dividend and an ex-
ira per cent dividend, or s per cent
III ALL amounting to $4,000, payable
Immediately.
Railroad Man IIerc--Asst. Direc-
tor w, B. Scott Of the maintenance
department of the Hartman lines. is
In Utah from Chicago. looking over
the local lines. and General Supt
buckingham is with him
June Brides--The number of June
brides on the street today. is notice
able They are more or less GORGEOUS
~ arrayed In purple and fine linen
and one brloe had strings of smilax
added to her ornamentation.
Back From Europe-Mr and Mrs.
James Hosle have returned from
pleasant four months tour through
Europe, and will receive as usual on
Mondays at their home, corner of
Fourth East and South Temple
streets
weather Outlook ayorable-The at
mospheric conditions Of yesterday are
continuing today with high baromct-
rio pressures prevailing all over the
country. Consequently the weather
Tor the ensuing - hours ought to
be fair with rising temperature.
sf-t
situation Is being pretty We'll cleaned
up IN the southern part Of the state
Twenty-Five cars Of wool are being
loaded at Marysyale. and that win not
leave much behind There has been
shenring at Cotton. and that will be
over this week.
Miss Hall Home--Miss Matte Hall
has returned from Mills college. Cali
iornia, whore she has been for the
past year, Instructor In music. and has
decided 10 remain at home in this
city, Miss Hall opened a music studio
IN her fathers residence on north
state street.
Geography Tcst--Thcre Will be a test
in geography In room goa in the City
and County building tomorro morn
Ing AT . o'clock for the benefit IT tho
seventh end eighth grade pupils who
tailed TO pass thc former examination
and those who were unable to take
tho examination on account Of sick
ness or absence from school
Increase in Bank Clearing=---To- |
days local bank clearings Announced |
10 Sl,367.95S,92 as against SSO7,sOb.9s
Tor the same day last year. This IS a |
very noticeable increase. hut the !
clearing house management reports |
IL largely due TO carving over of |
about $500 900 balances from the |
previous day.
odd Fellows ENcurSlon--The short
Line IS bringing down today, some |
500 people from Logan Malad. Ogden, |
CoalNille and Intermediates points. tho |
RIO Grande brought $50 people from |
Fark city. and the San Pedro 500 |
people from Eureka and other south |
efn points. all In attendance on the |
annual eNcursIon Of the Odd Fell |
lows OF me state to Saltalr beach.
Miss Tjerno Recoycring--The many
friends az Miss Anna Tjcrno viii be |
plGhsed 10 learn, that having under
gone worry serious operation Mt the
/, ID. $. hospital, she is now pro-
nouneed convaloscent. Miss Tierno
was FOR several years the nurse Of the |
city quarantine hospital, during which |
time she treated several hundred |
smallpox patients without a single |
H'htu' i'uTllB the past knToe years /
she has suffered from a malignant |
stomach trouble. finally necessltating |
the operation from which she is now |
recovering
Iwenty-fourlh Mnrd--A farewell
entertainment viii be- rendered TO ri. |
der Harvey Gates previous TO his dc.
parture on mission 10 tho North
western States IN the TWenty-fDurth
ward mCctnghouse, corner Second
West and Fourth North streets, this
evening al ) o'clock The following
program VIII be rendered
Y J.. Quartet. ourown solo. Miss
Yorl Jensen. recitation. Miss Kittie
solring. flute solo, Mr., George Nobe-
lse Iron Bound quartet. borrowed;
solo Miss Annie Erickson, rAcitatlon.
Miss Vida Fox. violin solo Miss HYDE;
lHale quartet Winter Brothers. Spry
gnd Poulton; solo, Mrs Emma Ram
iey-Morrlsi hesitation, Miss irene
White quartet from Margaret Whit
rley's opera Girl in Blue;" presenta-
ION: response, By the missionary; re-
ntarhs. Blshop William Wood, Jr