Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-10
INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS
Park city Miner Hurt-Jonas Hal-

Park CITY Miner lurl-JOnaS Hal
vorson. a miner working at the DAILY
crushed While working in the mine
Monday night He was taken to his
home and will be laid up for some
time. After an illness of three
months, Mrs. John Densmore, aged Al
years. died at her home Monday night,
OF Gropsy. She is survived by her
husband and four children.
IIenefer News BriefS-very impress
sive services We're held here yesterday
at the unwilling of the monument in
memory OF NJ. S. Hopkins, by the
Woodmen of the World. Music was
furnished by the Henefer ward choir.
Frank Pingree OF Coalville, who
has Travelled extensively in Europe,
gave a lecture here on Sunday night.
Dec. 9, to large audience under the
auspices or the Improvement associa-
tons his subject, Germany, her Peo-
pie and Customs. was well handled
Hebcr Pioneer Snmmoncd-Heber
City, Wasatch Co. Dec 7.--Onc OF the
pioneers of Heber City, Mrs. Sarah
Bond, died Dec, l, of pneumonia. The
funeral was held in the stake house
Friday, Dec. 4, with large attend
ance.
Mrs Bond was born in Staffordshire.
England. She and her husband, settled
in Heber in the summer of 1861 she
coming from England the same year,
She WAS a devoted Latter-day Saint.
xanosh Brcfs-D. S. Dorrity. Jr.,
arrived Sunday night from a. two years
mission to the Southern States He
labored in Middle Tennessee and for
some time presided over that confer
ence. Last night a welcoming party
and program was given in the assem-
bly, hall in his honor. ~ Last week
the young men and middle aged. in
Guiding the bishopric of the ward, haul
ed wood from the canyon until all the
widows and the church also was sup
piled with winter fuel. They We're paid
with dance, and substantial supper.
given by the young ladies. after draw
ing for partners.
Canada Notcs-,raber, Alberta, Dec
S.--Therc has been no snow to speak
of here this fall. The roads are dry
and dusty. On the morning of Dec. g,
the temperature. however. dropped to
10 degrees below zero. Today the /,
sky Is clear. with the mercury stand
ing 20 degrees above zero. The most
spectacular and rnirth-making pro-
duction ever presented in Taber. was
THE Spinsters Convention" farce
comedy in one act. which was pro-
duced by the married ladies Of the
Relief socity, lof the Latter day Saints
Church, Dec. =. in the Taber opera
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tive audience. The health report
for the month of November. is very
encouraging. Not single case OF con-
tagious disease or death has been re
ported or births, there have been
four two males and two females
Harrisyille Veteran CnIled-Harris4
Vile, Weber Co., Dec. S.--Mrs Mary
Ann Mccullough, an old resident OF
this place. died In Salt Lake city, Dec
4 a. 1908, where she had gone to the
funeral of her brother. who was acct
dentaliy killed in a runaway. She con-
8tracted pneumonia While there and
died In a few days. Her remains were
shipped home and funeral services were
held on the Sth inst, Isaac Blair pre-
siding. President c. f. Middleton. FL
ders T. Bachman, James Mack and w.
II, LoWder Were the speakers. De-
ceased was born ian. Is, lS40,in WiCan
Lancashire. England and emigrated Is
Utah in 1870. since which time she has
resided in Harrisvil1e. She leaves a.
husband, six sons and three daughters
is grandchildren and one great -granti-
child. Music was furnished by the Har-
risyille choir. Bishop Levi j.
Taylor is away on a tour through Cali
fornia for a week or two