Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-05

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MORE NOISE THAN USUAL"
II was indeed n noisy welcome that
greeted the New Year at midnight IN
this city. II was cold night. Every
where, hut particularly In the busi-
ness district the noise OF horhs'
screaming OF whistles, firing of rcvol,
vers and shouting Of throngs alueu
the birth OF the nought-seven babe.
New Years eve was given over 10
good old California revelry
NURSE FINDS JEwELRY.
Rosemary Glosz. the opera singer Of
Salt Lake City. is believed here 10 DC
the rightful owner OF jewelry found
in plant" by thieves. The hiding
place was the garden Of Or. Welbourii 5
hospital. $50 South Olive street. IN
passing across the large lawn last sun
day morning q nurse saw papers scat,
tered about the grass. With snail
shovel she began to dig and soon came
upon n large package. Unwrapnlns H.
she found that It contained divorce
decree and a hand bag. She continued
digging and turned up another pack
age, which proved TO be a small purse
filed with Jewels.
The police have no clew ns TO the
identity of the person who hid the Jew
elry.
SUBWAY PERMITS ISSUED.
Waving the time limit restriction the
city council has passed ordinances
granting to the Los Angeles Pacinc
Railway permits for four miles OF SUB
way from Fourth and Hill streets TO the
city limits west of Pico street. Legal
advice requested on beach fare reduc-
lions was to the effect that the city
had no right TO demand any cuts TO the
beaches outside Of the city proper.
BRYAN DUE THIS MONTH.
William Jennings Bryan and wife viii
arrive here on Jan. IS to remain sew
eral days. They will be the guests of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cole Jr., at their
home on Pasadena avenue.
The second annual exhibition of the
| Poultry Breeders association of south
| ern California opened at Chutes park
! New Years day 1t smashes all records
I'm the line of western poultry shows.
About LOO birds are being exhibited
HELD A NEW YEARS SOCIAL.
Under the auspices of the Mutual I'm
| proyement association, 100 or more peo-
| pie enjoyed themselves on New Years
| night at the mission church in Tenth
street. The gathering was purely So
| cial A musical and literary program
| was carried out, after which games
were played. Ice cream and cake was
| served.
Ex-State Senator Joseph c. Rich
of Bear Lake, Ida, was the princlpa
| speaker at the Church of Jesus Chr y
| of Latter-day Saints in West Tenth
street, last Sunday. The service was
largely attended. Mr.. Rich, accom-
panied by his wife, Is spending the
winter here. They are guests of Mrs.
Hooper of Seventh street. Mr.. Rich Is
ex-judge of the Fifth Idaho legislative
district.
GUESTS AT SABBATH DINNER.
Mrs. Eliza Wollacott. whom older
residents of Salt Lake City will remem-
Der as the Mother of missionary
work In Los Angeles, rendered Sab
bath dinner to the president of the To-
cal mission and few invited visitors
to the city last Sunday. Those present
were President and Mrs. j. T.. Robin
son, Mrs NJ. S. Horne, Alexander Py-
per and wife, Mr.. Charles Pike. Mrs.
Mollie Wollacott and daughter The
dinner was served at the home of Mrs.
Wollacott, Court and Grand avenues.
Mr.. Charles Pike, manager of the local
branch of the Mcdonald Candy compa-
ny, left for Salt Lake City last Mon
day TO attend an important business
meeting of his firm in that city. He
is expected back In few days.
SEEKING HEALTH HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs Baldwin of Salt Lake
City are here for the winter. Both
are seeking the charms of southern
California with a view to regaining
health.
Mrs. E. II. Callister, wife of Mr.. E. IL.
Callister of Salt Lake City, and Mr..
Eddington, brother OF Mrs. Callister,
accompanied by his sick daughter, are
In the city. The trio will leave short
hopes the climate Will benefit his daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Camilla C. Cobb of Salt lake
City left for home last Sunday. She
visited relatives here for several
| months. Mrs. Cobb is member OF
the general board Of the Primary as
sociations.
RETURNED TO SALT LAKE.
Mrs. James E. Ellison, wife of secre-
tary James l.. Ellison of the local mis-
sion, returned TO her home at Layton,
Utah. last Friday. after spending
month here with her husband. Ac-
companying Mrs. Ellison on the home
ward journey were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
/ jamin Knell of Piute, Utah. The latter
are the parents of Mrs. ]. L. Robinson.
wife of the president OF the local mis-
sion.
VISITED SAN BERNARDINo.
Presiding Elder william Thompson
returned on Monday from visit TO San
ders there we'll and doing splendid mis-
sionary work. Under the auspices of
Presiding Elder James Peacock. the
Mormons of San Bernardino had a large
Christmas celebration. The event was
held IN Davis hall. and all in attend
ance received presents from a Christ
mas tree. The following program was
given;
Singing by the congregation; prayer
by Judge ]. c. Rich; selection by
Golden State Mandolin Guitar club:
recitation by Izetta Johnson; duet by
Elder Lorenzo Smith and Mrs. Simcos-
ky; "a Letter 10 Santa Claus,s read
by Master Ferrele Martin; instrumental
selection. Mrs Simcosky; duet by
Barbara aud Ora Johnson; recitation.
Verna Pollock; vocal solo, Ella Smith;
Fecit'vion, iona Pollock; recitation,
Walter Pollock; vocal solo, Mrs. Sim
cosky; bene' 1p-on, Presiding Elder
James Peacock.
WILL SPEND WINTER HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Bransford, Mrs
w. NJ. Bransford and Mrs Ellen Blood,
also Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wood and
family, OF Salt Lake City, are guests
here for the winter All have apart
ments at the Lankershim hotel.
Salt Lake ana Utah residents regis
tered at Los Angeles hotels this week
follow:
Lankershlm-H. c. Wood and Wits,
family and maid, salt Lake City; j.
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