The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-26

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This Thanksgiving dav rivos -.
Of being httingly observed In Sal,
City. Religious services Will bo \.
the various churches o, the ol,v
the charitable institutions arc nra,,
TO feed the poor. An attemp, w,,
made TO make everybody feel hanrv
under these circumstances there ,
reason why everybody sho,,ld =,
thankful. Tho inmates OF line orr
homes, the hospitals. infirmar,. and'
viii all be given q Thankselying a,
Perhaps one OF the biggest ovsr,
tho day VIII he the Thamksrivins-
10 he given by the Salvation arms,
Army hall. 133 East Second SorYb
for all the poor Of the CITY. II 10
mated that the Salvationlsta will
about 80 persons.
Dinner at 1880.
The dinner Will begin al 12.7o :,
and VIII continue all afternoon Nm,
OF tho edibles have gone or over,
has been satisfied. In spite OF III
weather the army has been husv Ss
ing provisions. Vans were b,isv si
"wednesday gathering M turkeys. I
ems. and canned goods. Provlslons'
promised in Somc Of the residencs
tricts. however, which tho membe
the army were absolutely unable h
owing 10 their inability 10 get trsr
tation, and they would be very
obliged If the people who have pro
them anything would kindly send
themselves this morning. II that Is
. siblc. Tho mcnu OF the dinner n.
I as follows "
Leg OF Veal.
| Roast Turkey. Craubcrrv 4
Creamed Potatoes. Plckle
Mince Pie.
Oranges. gana,
Tho army Is also busy eIaddenIps
i titute homes with supplies. Seyenf
J homes viii be visited today aud a
OF eatableS viii be left Each basie
contain potatoes. canned tomatoes,
beans, canned corn. butter. ielly.
, berries, coffee, u chicken, and TWO /
CT bread
Al the state prison the inmates d
be given . rare treat. Tho speciaI
| VIII be served TO all prisoners, fror
/ TRUSTEES down 10 those In solitary
/ fincnIent. The bin OF fare viii f1
roast pork. cranberry sauce. masho,
tatoos and brown gravy. squash pie,
tea, coffee, milk, bananas and ora
AT the Jails.
At the county jail the menu will
sist OF chicken, apple pie, sweet pot,
| cranberry sauce, celery, mashed pot
tea. coffee and milk. The prisone
the city lail will be treated 10 a
I pork and dressing. brown gravy, ere
/ potatoes, pie, cake, coffee, and
pudding.
The inmates Of the county infs
Will be served with roast turkey, M
| potatoes, corn, celery. mince pie, 2
kin pie, grapes, apples and coffee.
day Will be visitors dag at this I'M
/ ton and the inmates are looking fol
/ TO a pleasant time with their friend
Mrs. David Keith has made arm
mcnts for the Thanksgiving dinn'
the little ones at the kearns-St
| orphanage. The bill Of fare will q
OF roast turkey. brown gravy, mi
I potatoes. celery, pickles, pie. cake,
various kinds OF fruits. The dinnel
/ be followed by Thanksgiving e1erch
at the State Street Orphans nom
menu VIII be as follows; Roast ~
sweet potatoes. Irish potatoes, cran
sauce, celery, bananas and va
cream. apple pie. and ice cream
cake.
Assistant CITY Health CommIssione
s. C. Paul has made arrangement
a big turkey dinner for the elevc'
mates OF the city isolation hospltsl
special dinners viii be served
Mark $. the Holy Cross, the keoghsl
mond. and the Groves Latter-day
| hospitals.
Y. M. G. A. Dinners.
The younger boys who are employ
the various stores and business n
OF the city Will be given rare Ie
the Y. NJ. c. a, in the form OF In'
giving dinner. prepared for them Q!
yarions business firms. The dlnner
be served at i:30 o'clock. TurHey
be the especial feature OF the menu
firms which have contributed 10 tne
nev are as follows: -lueronch y
Kelth-O'Bricn Co.. Bell Telephone
pany. Independent Telephone com,
Slcgers. Walk over Shoe company:
& Co. Y. NJ. C. a, Utah Associaue
Credit Men. Little & Little Real 2.
company, Dc witt B. Lowe eol7i
Utah Mining Machinery supply
pany, Walker Bros. Dry Goods sotn!
O. 5. !. ticket office, HaIulne 80
pany, and the Paris Millinery coIi i,,
Union Thanksgiving services WI
held among the various evSns'
churches Of the city tomorrow a.
lows. 60
The First Methodist. First Cons'
tional. First Presbyterian. bapuss
Central Christian churches WIZ tno,
The First Methodist church az &
the Rev. Albert Buxton OF the ~,
church preaching the sermon, VI
Methodist. Phillips CongregatIo,nha. 4
Third Presbyterian vii meet IN ,ne
PRESBYTERIAN church, the hes.
Slmpltin of the Phillips church pre-
The Liberty Park Methodlst az, en
will hold services by itself. Us WI M
tho two Episcopal churches; 81 ~
service beginning at 10 o'c!9cn, - IT
of AT II, as this hour Is iounn H'''~
Vcnicnt in ho,d
The Episcopal churches VIII n0''
communion At a. m.
other Services.
4 union Thanksgiving serve, ale
African Methodist Episcopal ana WI hci
vary Bap,lst churches VIII ~
calvary Baptist church tooIs NJ
-, n Morris of tho a. -