Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Scots VIII Iside--Thc Calrdonians
and the Scots viii indulge this cvcn-
ing in an Illuminated trolley car
ride.
Back From New lIaycn--1ames A..
Hcgle has returned from trim to
New Haven, where he graduated in
1899.
Craig is BaclS---Architect j. A. Craig
has returned from trip along the
Pacific coast. where he found most
OF the great centers rapidly growing
Forestcrs TO observe Memorial Day
The Foresters of America viii hold
their annual memorial service tomor-
row at a. M, in knights 81 Co
lumbus hall.
Naval Lieutenant Iiomc--Lleut.
Reuben Smith. y. s. n, is home from
Annapolis awaiting orders for as
signment TO station. from Washing
ton
Eureka for Eaglcs--The local
Eagles will visit Eureka tomorrow,
200 strong, with their ladies' The
train leaves Salt Lake AT a. m, and
arrives on the return at a. m.
Immigration Inspector Herc---U. s,
Immigration Inspector James McCabe
has returned from an eastern business
trip. Inspector Longley leaves this
afternoon, for Boston with an insane
foreigner TO be deported to his native
heath.
Home for tbc Sunmer---Lyuan
.Judson. Cornell, 10. ls home from
Jthica for the summer vacation. He
made the Freshman bali nine aud IS
happy. Francis Critchlow. of the
ale af lstsip u "a
for the summer.
Nrnccabccs Hold servicc--rhe
knights of the Maccabeos ana the
lady Maccabees VIII hold memorial
services tomorrow. decorating graves
al the cemeteries during the day and
holding indoor services in the even
ing at their nall.
VIII Make City Lots--Cannon X
Cannon have bought from Willard Y,
Croxan OF this city, six acres between
Eighth and Ninth East south Of
Twelfth South street, for S4.S0o. The
purchasers will plat the land and di-
vide 1t into city lots, Introduce water
and cement the sidewalks
X. of p. Memorial Day--Tomorrow
will be Memorial day for the knights
OF Pythias. and the three lodges, ca
lanthe- Myrtle No. i. Rocky Noun
tain No and Lincoln No. %. win
tcln in the exercises. Visits VIII be
made to the various cemeteries where
repose departed knights The march
viii be made from X. of p. hall at
il so o'clock.
Races at Ogdcn-The d. & r. c..
Will run II special train TO Ogden
Monday. leaving this city at 9 30 p,
M. to accommodate those wishing to
Ii. Of
The road Will also run a special to
Park City Tuesday. at $50 p, m, TO
accommodate Salt Lakers wishing to
attend the Williams Manteli iistic
contest.
Walker Employees mt Auditorium
Manager Barbour of the Auditorium
announced this morning that ar
rangements had been made to give
a roller skating party next Wednes-
day evening Cor the employees OF
Walker Bros. II Is likely that week
~ or semi-weekly parties will be ar
ranged during the summer and an
IN fall when the regular season will
open.
Inspector Clark acknowledgement
T. j.. Clark of the state board OF
health has returned from the SEWER
country whore he went 10 inquire into
certain conditions existing at Sisurd.
He believes the town will be removed
from its present unhealthful location
t., one where a purer water supply
can be obtained The board will send
an cngineer down there to ascertain
desired information as to river ana
reservoir levels.
u. NJ. &. \. at Eucampmcnt---The
Y. NJ. c. A. Of this city Is carrying
ont with the high school cadets, the
OF h. Il
garding military camps; ana Secy
Cox has sent Ebert Brown and Rob
oit Porter TO superintend Y Nj. c. ~
work at the American Fork camp
They are in charge at the athletic
work OF The cadets, ana have ihree
fonts where the boys can read, write
OF play games,
Young Peoples Mass Meeting--The
Young Peoples Christian union OF
this city Will hold a mass meeting
tomorrow evening, at 5'45 =. M. n
the First Methodist church. The topic
Is ''WhO Are slaves and Who Are
Freemon' (Romans viii: l2-23)
with O. II. Munford az leader. This
meeting will be prefaced by prayer
meeting called for o'clock, ana az
Invitation is extended to attend both
meetings.
Hansen Memorial ScrViccS--ThJ
twentieth ward sunday school Wi
hold memorial services In honor OF
the late John II. Hansen tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock, The speakers
win be Stake Supt George I'll. Wallace
Of the Ensign stake, John II. Bur
rows, superintendent of the TWcntIetf
ward sunday school, Miss Katie ial
ard Bishop George itomney Solol
will be rendered by Mrs Mary Rom
ney-Ross. MIss Mary Barlow and Johr
James