Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Street Realty Deai---GeorEe a.
Bacon has bought Of Charles f. Little
lot at the corner Of T. street and
Second avenue Tor $4,000.
womnn's Republican CInb--Thc reg
ular monthly me citing Of the Woman $
Republican club VIII he held the after-
noon OF Monday. March 4. at the home
~ Mrs. D. n Straup 2g5 Twelfth
East
Volunteer I'lremcn--There will he a
meeting uf tho Volunteer Fremen at
tleii hell. al Canyon road. at $
o'cloclS y. m4 March 4, 1891 Al
members are cSpected to attend as
election of officers win come UP
Young Ladies' Night'---A meeting
10 be held In the Twentieth ward sun
day evening will be known as Young
Ladies' Night An Interesting music
a program will be rendered, and adj
dresses win be delivered by Mona
Wilcox, Jennie salmon and lisa Hun
ter.
Steel Worker Knocked Out----Al
Leonard, a steel worker. is at the
Murray hospital suffering from Il
blow received while at work for the
American Smelling and Refining COM
clutch which landed upon his chin
ana rendered MIN unconscious.
lgIlls 40 Give Minstrel Shov---'The
F,lks are arranging TO give a minstrel
show in the Salt Lake Theater, within
the next three weeks. with Rufus K.
Love OF Chicago as the manager. There
are a number of excellent comedians
among the Salt Lake Elss. as well
as singers SO that fine entertainm ent
Is promised.
james Icgncy Laid 10 Rest--James
BegIisy. the we'll known hotel man,
was buried In Calvary cemetery yes
tcrday, from ST. Mary's cathedral.
Vicar General Kelly otflclated at the
church, and Rev. Curran at the grave.
The pallbearerS were Frank McGur-
rim, M. A. Callahan. j. G. Doolittle,
Albert Fisher, Joseph Geoghegan and
]. G. Lynch
InitiatoIy Dinner at Y, NJ. &. A.
The second monthly initiatory dinner
given to Y M. C.. A. members who
Joined the association in February,
was given last evening, at the assocla-
ton building. The following were the
speakers OF the evening: George HON.
man, T. c. Mcintyre, Il, ". Hyer,
George X. Ross. Col, g. q. Plunmer
and General Secy. o. j.. Cox.
Smallpox ut Murray--!rhe state
board OF health is investigating the
report of smallpox In Murray The
case is a mild one. however. Dr.
Robertson OF Sandy reports two cases
OF meningitis at Hartman. The board
officials warn people 10 have careful
regard for watar supplies especially
In the spring when the SUN releases
countless bacteria and warns them
into activity.
Wholesale onIy--W. S. Henderson
a Company retire from the retail
grocery trade on Monday next, when
their south Main street business will
be taken over by the United Grocery
company, which was organized for
this purpose. The officers of the new
concern are, president. 4. j. BEETLES;
vice president, w. II. Henderson;
treasurer and mana ger. j. n. Smith
treasurer and assistant manager, ID.
w Lipman. ". S. Henderson Il Co.,
viii contne themselves to the whole
sale trade.
Alumni Oficers--The high school
alumni met last night, and chose these
officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent z. o. Sheckels; vice president,
Lester Blackner: secretary Rhea
Rodgers; treasurer James Alley; reg
lstrar, Halle Ferrin. The following
ice: May Critchlow, 'a3 Walter Lit
tie, 'ss; ]. Tod Goodwin. '96, II.
YounGberg, 81; Marion Jones. '9S;
Lyle WINNER, %; Kate James, '03;
H. L. Jones. '04; Addle Love, '05;
Hugh Lewis, '06.
Hurt in Ruuaway--G w. Roberts,
huckster, was injured in runaway
accident AT 1880 this morning and
had narrow escape from instant
death, The accident occurred at Sec
end West between North Temple and
First North The runaway horses
dashed the wagon into a telephone
sole and Roberts was thrown To the
ground. The injured man Waa nncon-
scious when found by Scrgt. Roberts
lie was imm diatcly taken to police
headquarters where Police Surgeon
Paul attended To his injuries, Rob
arts' head was badly bruised and cut
,nd his body bruised in many places,
Runaway boy Breaks Leg ord
has been received from Los Angeles
that Harold Careswen, whose parents
reside nc 100 II street this city Is In
a hospital at the FIRST named place,
iuffering from 4 broken leg and other
INJURIES received while working for q
grading OUTFIT The boy ran away
rom home three months ago. ana his
'amily knew nothing of his Whero-
lhputs until the news OF his misfor-
NIne came 10 him. n Is said that It
IS not the first time that young Cares
Well has lcft home without leave or
iuensr, as TOR more than a year past
ae has caused mUch grief ln the FAM
ly circle by staying out latc and
some times not coming home at all
'pr long periods.
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