Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

school Children Inyitcd--Schoo
children are invited to visit the
Chamber of Commerce during the
closing OF school days and study the
resources OF the state.
Seek Local Dcsign-Judge a. G.
Horn and Thomas Matthews OF Og-
den arc in town looking over apart
ment houses, as It Is their intention to
build such structures there.
10 Aid Two Girls--Mrs Ensign
Baldwin of the Salvation Army APP
pcals for si5 with which tn send two
homeless and deserted girls ia the
Rescue home at Los Angeles
Wriehts in TowI,--Mr aud Mrs G..
G. Wright, accompanied by their son,
Sheldon, have been spending few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. George n,
odell during the week
Going TO Europe-Miss Bessie Dean
and Miss Tanner Gunnison of salt
Lake have left on three months
European tour. They expect. while
away, to meet their brothers who Will
accompany them home.
TO Address Graduatcs-Rev. c. 6.
Mcrntyrc of the Westminster Presby-
terrain church win deliver the gradu-
aiing address tomorrow evening. be-
fore the eighth grades Of The jack
son. Union, Franklin and Lincoln
schools
Col. SCOTS Condltion--Word from
the Holy Cross hospital today says that
Col Walter Scott of the Fifteenth In
fautry Is convalescent from his second
operation for appendicitis, and will be
able shortly to return to his quarters
at Fort Douglas.
Collegiate Institute I'rogranl--The
commencement exercises OF the Salt
Lake Collegiate institute will be held
IN the First Presbyterian church next
Thursday evening, at s o'clock. Rev.
DR.. Paden viii preach the baccalaur-
cate sermon tomorrow evening
South I'm Good Shapc--Veternarian
e. o. Burkholder Of the bureau of an
imal industry has returned from n
TRIP through the southern part of the
state, where he says the landing sea-
son Is about over, the sheep free from
disease and the ranges in fine cond-
ton
Liquor Among Indians-Rev NJ. j.
Hersey, an Episcopal clergyman of
Randlett, Utah, attending the convo-
cation here. says that the chief hand
leap to the work of eyangelization
among the Indians is the liquor habit
10 which so many OF them are adj
dcted.
To Remain AT Home-B company.
First infantry did not come down from
ogden Tor participation i'm the parade
mere today, as was intended on
account Of the recent determination IN
the part OF Ogden to have a parad .
there. So the militia company must
remain at home.
ChiIdrcn's Trolley Ride--Y esterda,
the officers of the Seventeenth ware
Religion class entertained the children
under their care with q ride abou
salt Lake, on the seeing car" Their,
We're so little ones in ALL and they en-.
1oyed themselves hugely Mrs. Alma
Clayton described the points of inter
est on the trip.
]. y. Parker NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Manager |. \. Parker of the Elgir
dairy was presented last evening with
q hne roller top desk. Mr.. Williams
TOT the employees. making the prcsen-
tation speech. Mr.. Parker subse.
gueniiy gave the employees an automo-
bile ride about town. He had beer
with the dairy for four years.
Christensen l. Picascd--Supt ID II
christensen this morning exprcssed
himself as being much gratified at IN
splendid graduating exercises in tn,
schools OF the city. "In uolnt
OF number the classes were larger ana
IN point of quality. especially of thc
EilsilSh written and spoken. the classes
surpassed amy previous graduation OK.
crcises." The various urincipals are
today busy in checking in books from
the teachers. and In turn they vii
check the books into the storekeepo,
on Monday next