Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-28

amicably settled last Sunday
after one days suspension of
| work
Tie union was recognized, a scale
of wages agreed upon, and the old
hands returned to work
The body OF i. p Thoning, late pas
sengcr conductor, was buried Sunday
afternoon at the Masonic cemetery,
with Masonic ritual TIE body lay in
state after its arrival Saturday from
salt Lake.
The funeral cortege was composed of
knights I'emplars, 1llis and conduc-
tors, moutnGrs in carriages following.
GOV. BRADY BANQUETTED.
Governor-ele james Fl. Brady was
rendered a banquet at the Elks' club
rooms last night by the local order o &
r.lks, who desired in this way to honor
their distinguished townsman before h.
leaves for Boise to assume the Guber-
material toga in January next. Covers
We're laid for $50 guests
FOUNDATION COMPLETED.
The foundation for the $4,000 Jensen
creamery has been completed by Con-
tractor Murray. Work on the build
ing proper will be prosecuted as much
as the weather will permit
Florence Marie Purtell Is years of
age, stepdaushter of William Parsons.
died Monday after 81 lingering sickness.
Services were held Yesterday at the
Catholic church The remains were
inferred in the Mountain View Gene
terry.
Fire almost DESTROYED the Shuffelber
ger residence at sos South Harrison
avenue Tuesday morning shortly after
Z o'clock. The property was recently
bought by Jos. Jordan, an employe at
the shops. An extra hot fire in the
cook stove was the supposed cause of
combustion.
SEARCHING PARTIES OUT.
Joe Battles. well known colored
man. proprietor of the Colored club on
East Clark street, wandered away from
home Tuesday afternoon lightly at
tired wearing n pair of slippers on his
feet. Fears are entertained for his
safety in consequence of the cold
weather following the snow storm OF
! Tuesday and Wednesday, Searching
parties are out trying to locate him
Contractor j. Z. Murray has been
awarded the contract by the Short
Line for the installing of a Pintsch
gas plant, to be located opposite the
car shops in this city.
G. S. Brownell, one OF the Pintsch
company's constructing engineers of
New York will supervise the erection
of the plant.
The annual ward conference of the
l.. ID. s. Church will convene here
next sunday.
THANKSGIVING OBSERVED.
Thanksgiving day was generally OBJ
served today by the closing of the
shops and business houses. The Y, NJ
G. A. gave q turkey dinner this even
ing. in the assemblyroom to those mem
bers who had no homes. Hon. James
Fl. Brady acting as toastnlaster The
salvation Army gave a dinner and a
social to the poor children this after
noon and evening.
The J.. d. S. ward mutuals gave a
delightful basketball last night at the
assembly hall.
Miss Laura Williams, daughter of
eX-Counclman George Williams. en-
tertaincd a number of her friends Tues
day evening, to an old fashioned candy
pulling party The occasion was the
young lady's birthday.
Six Swedish car builders from the
Pullman shops at Pullman. ILL.,, We're
put to work in the car shops Tuesday
Four coaches are being rushed 10 COM
pletion BY the end OF the month,
Swedish gospel service for the Scan
dinavian colony was given Tuesday
evening at the Methodist church by
Revs. S. A. Youngstown and II, HUT
man of the Montana-Idaho Missionary
society
TRIAL JURORS SELECTED.
The district cpllrt pf tha Fifth in