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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03

saa @runb al iterf Rebbsr 90
gereifreo er oct lpffeOes al BRUCE
@~anOitanoen s SOB neo, og ON bet
emo life er lpffebes at finbe Sfattet,
lar man Dog funoet en- Gel @icn-
Iianoe al @ulb, bois funitrerrIfe
Serb imiolertib betegnes ion1 itsrre
END beres 8rIboprbi. Wan bor bl.
a. funoet 8nlbpIaoer til gelfptteiIe
al Irme og Ben, Sopeoirtgffer. @e'
Gere. Tom iremitiler itiIiiereb. @en'
reifeaniigter, og ANDRE Eager, Der
oabenbart ifrtper Jig ira en- gammel
SuIturperiooe. Oct ~tilfeies, at
Salset al bisie Sager bar inobtagt
$4,000 Gunb Sterling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
S~nfaermes Sfat.

ct enaeIif SeIifab bar ifslee "Ero-
r~rosresio itoIio.americano~ sipet fig
I'll al Iebe eiter en- itor Sfat paa
@uuben af en- Subiis / Bern. 81.
ierat Srau5 Si5arro os De isrite
ipouife Grobrere bapoe forisgt at
hrirge ben iioite Of Gerrs itore SOP.
Ginger til at rsbe, bpor Snfaernes
umaaSeIise Sfatte Dor bIepne flute,
er Der bIepei eiort mango Soriss
pao at firbe btsie.
SraSitiouen beretter. Of ben iioite
Srfa loo Sfdtten i9rfe / S~ielbpon.
Set 9uatabita, 90 bet er M oenrc
fsitIisgCnSe Sic, Tom oct ensellfe
SeIifab bill tsmme. for paa SenS
SunS at Iebe eiter ben ui~bunberIi5c
Sfat. Sroos itore SanifeIiebeoer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
Jntereslant Olofuno.
st @ifiuseifib peb aiel.

Sra Berlin meobeles beil 17bt
Sftober: Eaa Shleifplten / Seer
heoen af Siel er Der siort ct Slb'
funo, Tom maaife bill piie Jig at bore
OF operoroentIig Snteresie.
Wan mener nemIig at babe fun.
ret ct @ifingeifib, bpis SLIDER an.
ilaaes til ca. 1000 gar, og iom gi9t.
ninespis antnges at bore 9anifefon'
gen Siefrieos @rapiteb.
Sunbefs pirfelise 89rb er en6rr
life braet belt paa BET rene. ibet al
ubgrapning er Itaniet, inotiI Sag.
m9no fra Berlin fommer tilitebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
Suftens Grobrine.

S bpor bsi @rao Wenneifeheben
beifi6itiser Jig meo 2uftenS grob,
ring for ale Slags 2uftifibe, bier
HI. a. 8reo b. 3eppelins npeite Sor'
flag. Sen bersmte 2uitifipper fore.
ilaar, at Der oprettes S%prtaarne til
SeileOning for 4uftieilere. Saar'
rene ifal inorettes meo peloige 2ps.
f~altere, iom bier ginbenS Retning
3esuoen forbereber man llbgipelier
2uitfarter for 8nllon. og 2uftifibs.
reiienbe, ganife / Smag meo 5isfar.
fer. 1
UT Der ogiaa paatGnfes inorettei
Sapne ior Suftifibe, bill bel life for.
Inbre; mere puoiig lpoer oct, naar
Gmerifanife Wilionprer tpnfer paa
at inbrette Soteaer for Suftreilenoe
On meget rig Soteleier / gem gort
bar allereoe peb lit Sotel labet op-
fsre en- pGloig Slatform, bporfra
S~lppemaifiuer fan itarte, % bpor Dc
Fan lonbe, ON gtatten / meget iteri
9elpsnin9. Sammeitebs er inorettei
CT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Slppe,
maifirer.
s Stolien bar fire Sngenisrer fon'
itrileret oct fsrite italienife itprbare
Suftifib, ion peo en- 8rspefart oper
Sergomoiisen funftionereoe iGroeIeS
tiIireositiaenbe. Sfibet bar 450 We'
fer oper Sorooperflaben og tilbage'
Iogbe en- Strpfniug al ca. 80 Silo'
meter / en- meget fort Sio. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
SecOrab Dg Smegn.
Sen 2oeu Rppember 1908.
Spbsfalb.

Soiepbtne grorbp, ser bar oGret
irs en- lang Sib Of SGrine, og ieu.
aeIiggenoe / mango Maoneoer, OeOe
iibIte 2erbag Gften / fin WoocrS
Stem / @eit 9ecornb. giopbe bar
80 aar gamueI, ipot i GIapton Co.,
Soma, men / 1884 fom bun mco fine
Sorrlbre til 0ecorob, bpor bun il.
rem bar bpet. Sun por en- / olle
Wouber bra Tigc og ualminoelig
ciboIot al ale, Der fienote benOe, os
Ri bIioe iapuet life aIene al ben al
6eriteane Mfobcr % fine Seifeuoe,
men ogiao Of mango &enner % 9e.
fienbte.
9eqropeIicn piI boloes SnSooa 81
termibbog SCI. 9 fra beu 6oreueoe
Strife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
SarIiet G~iosfororip

TpIitiet / 0oris bor | berue SiS
or5eiSet boarSt meb Ell sanife mar
selis Sag. ) ct elegant Sus | en-
Of 9ariS' SoreSeaoer Iepeoe fire I'M.
O. IrnS, iom itiSerene peS Den tef.
niife SfoIe, 9eres S9ore er ben'
hoIoSpiS bsit.Itaaenbe Gmbebsm9no,
rig 8isbmano l @arieille, Sobrif'
hirettsr / 8ennes % 2ese | amieits,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03

Searauelicr. Sens @oosbera %
GIoor Sobuion bIeo beaac begrapet
ira 8ooooine norif.Iutb. Strife Del
26oe Sftober UNDER iGrbeIeS itor Del.
toaeIic. 6srihnGpnte bsSe plltbieIig
al SIag, mcbenS ban orbeibeoe. San
nnr pes fin 8eo bel SO Aor gamrueI
% fiertSt iom 2r9prGoifant % SG'
rer. San boe6e Here Mar | SiumorC
Go, Wiun. GI6or Solution bar Ell
pngre Mtanb, fun 81 Iar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
Stnner 90 SladbeaSs
fprrbpanes o. bclbrtSts ptS gutiuru.

Glib anitqtet en- let Socrimsriua mco
guticupu Ointment, bet bersnte Subs
miboeI, men sui6 life. Otter fem Ris
rrters Sori6 oaifes BET puafmurte Sints
rrut at autetst meS burmt @arO oa
guticrra SGbe, og oeobIiS at babe aus
fietet ! noeIe Rimter. @ientaa bette
Rorsen % aftcr. Saa oftc ion beleis
ligt batter a ite oaind andre Siber
nleb pdrutt Sdro % gltticura SGbe.
.GzIstruhis t~asseab,s 90 usp,nSis sebansllua for
allass Sueipssur hes Spabbsru. Bsru o. Rerue,
beianenee al gHticara SHbc (2bc) for Rsnsuina az
Sueeu. quticura Ointment (Soc) for 6elbrrbclit al
SWeeH % Gnticura Aeiplpeut (5Ot), cher Gsrm al
hrfsisbesGffsee Btler. Ec Or. Jiaae paa 90 - Tor
az reIie Slueet. Solaef 0pet belle RsrbeH. Putfer
3rra a Chem. gBrp., gneeiere, @pfioH, wlast.
Eg- 6eHecS frtt; Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03

Strmau Bros, bet sartIe % p~cI'ieuotc
Tirma for SauOeI mso Suoer % Gelstino
bar sget lin 6prreIrtng | en- FABIAN lloitrGt
uiua CT be bor mauttet Unite til et iierre %
mere betrsni 9otale. &c er M boiatte
224-226 III 81. Rorth, Riunsupolis, Run.
hpor ost UiG pGrs benz Ell 6prHpieIis at 4
iule GamIe Number.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03

Mrs. Nitur Sso. @rs. @iGiam
Gitor, Gnfen efter ben befienbte
Maneemiaion0r, er ben 30te Otto
Der afgaaet peo 9sben | fit palaos.
m9siige Stem / Reu gorf / en- al-
her al 80 gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
SDcmOc Saar
paa liOem 6mt.

Gems Snnner pnr en- rneitc 5aarmasie
10 SrahpH,meu iprebte ZIG uper belle
hans 9earme-@ua fire Saae bIrp
Sarurt frIhitgubia beIbrebet-YipSe.
rra aIppr;inft
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
Dr.. SnlpSan SUht er M onf

DR.. SalpNan Soht er M oufom.
met iii gtem 9ort, bUor han oIereoe
i;bite llgC holot ct 6oreOrog. Sar
oiI opboI6e fig Der / 2anOet til /
Elri RoorcO % piI boI0e 6ore0rag
poo Here StcOer, iooIcbcS pe0 ell Gel
]llripcriitctcr % Goucacr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
Apranpret 2ieresis.

9ei 3orits SsIifab | @aibinstOn. Z. G.,
bUiB 4orcsie par rs G. Street, 2. g., sr
iOran0rei til 1ls 5tb Str. q. g.
arRe &iIoaL Seeret9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03

groicsiur Oscar Iuutelins, oeit
Eefieubte ipeuIfe Srroe, boIbt bcn
29bc. 30tc % Site Sftober 6orcbrng
/ Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03

fOrfga en- TIoits StrutiuapiH ipr SltaiOt,
gfirGittIit % RaNluit. &ris Sl.OO ~. 6Ia'
ite irlt tIIieuOt ira I. Saeobien, $40
Sernepn 9lpe., RiunsappIis, Miuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03

Gaar De Nrioer til spertereroe.
fna Or fna penlia al meooele. at
Sc fnd oereS advertisement ! De
corabsQ Soften. Get ftfrer Sem Den
beofte g~ebnroItHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
Omaha &~pGemarfee.
aanias eitn

senb "Seeprah .gpffen" til SIest %
gsnner | snmlts Sanoef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-03
KoTreSpondanCe Sk0le.

@iuer nnberpisnins / Sag benbsrenbe
til ct Normal Course. Arithmetic,
Grammar, History, Geography,
Civics, Physiology and Theory
and Practice of Teaching.
st High School Gnrils: Arithmetic,
Grammar, oanlf Spru9l9re, History,
Geography and Physiology.
st forberebenbe SIRIUS: 9anlf
Sprc9lare, Grammar, Arithmetic
% Oueria ttelie fra os til be9se Sprps.
Gfrip eiter Girful9re!
R. J. MARTENSEN, Tyler, MINI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
IEHI.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. r.. Cutler Of Salt
Lake have been visiting relatives here
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. f Fyffe are visit
ing Salt Lake friends this week,
Mrs Margaret Thorne is visiting her
sister, Mrs. 5. l.. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs George A. Coates have
returned from "A two weeks visit with
friends at Oakley.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Ford have re-
turned from six weeks visit In
Kentucky.
Mr. A. c. Pearson, superintendent
of the Nampa, Idaho, sugar factory
was shaking hands with old Lehi
friends Wednesday.
Mr. Samuel Wells has been visiting
his daughter Mrs. William McOmic,
of Payette, Idaho.
Mr. Brig smoot Of Idaho Falls was
shaking hands with Lehi friends Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Fox Of Ray
mond, Canada, are visiting Lehi relu-
lives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Woodhousc are
visiting Idaho relatives and friends
Mrs A. J. Evans is visiting friends
At Logan.
Mr.. Angus H. Gibson has returned
from two months trip to Honolulu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
At WANDAMERE
county FRUIT Growers 10 Show House
wives Quality of Fruit That l.
Not ON the Market.

The fruit growers of Salt Lake
county, who some time ago organized
under the title OF the Granite Fruit 4,
commercial company, have broken in
10 brigham CitY's heretofore eNclu-
siVe idea and viii give a peach dav
on their own account The time is
thursday Sept. 3, from 10 a. m. until
/ D. m. and the place. Wandamere.
Behind the scheme is a story of
frult growers adjacent to the city linn
IT'S being compelled to ship their pre-
ducts east instead of selling them TO
the housewives Of Salt Lake. Accord
ing 10 j. f. Moss who is In charge of
the company'S business i'm Richards
street, the organization has been boy
eotted by the majority OF the store
Keepers Of this city. who refuse to
purchase their fruit except when alb
solutely compelled through force of
circumstances Mr.. Moss statement
is that his company sold to anyone
at the same price and never asked
whether or not the purchaser was
storekeeper. The fact that Utah
grown cherries berries and 9TH
er fruits We're sold Unfortunately
in wholesale or retail lots, to anyone
who had the money moved the grocers
10 action and an alleged boycott was
instituted
As the sequel the store on Richards
street Is now for rent and the fruit
growers are going to institute Il cam
paign on their own account II is
proposed by way of a starter to hold
a peach day as stated and give fruit
away as samples with the idea that the
quality and the prices quoted for
future delivery will do the rest.
Bishop j. A. Cornwall of Winder
ward, who is president of the COM
pauy, stated this morning that the
growers had decided TO abandon the
local market to all intents and pur-
poses for the time being. we are
shipping all fruit TO Omaha and COL
orado points at a good profit" he
declared. and by next month prac-
ticalIy all Of the fruit grown in Salt
Lake county will be sold outside of
the state of Utah. Recently we have
been shipping two ears OF pears, APP
pies, peaches and plums a week; next
week we have five carloads going
out and we win keep this up through
out the season.
Despite the fact that the company
has been selling the best red astrach-
an apples at from 80 to 10 cents n
bushel MIR. j. Il. Moss claims there
is no market for them in salt Lake
where apples We're quoted at $50
and s175. there being none on the
market today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
WHOLE FAMILY DROWNED.
j. w Wcngcr Receives shocking News
From His Cairo Home

j, w. Wenger commercial agent of
the Illinois Central railroad at Cairo
Ill. who is visiting in this cityreceived
yesterday the shocking news that his
wife, daughter and brother had been
drowned in the floods consequent to a
cloudburst i'm Folsom New Mexico
While seeing the sights Of the city
Yesterday he CHANGED TO stop before
the Illinois Central offices i'm the Judge
building. He stepped in and without
preparation the telegram was handed
him telling of the loss of almost his
stunned by the sudden blow
entire family Mr.. Wenger was almost
He conquered his emotions, how
ever in short time and hurried off
to make preparations for Il hasty de
parture. The telegram was forward
ed from Mr.. Wenger's brother. who
lives in Ogden. whore it was sent be-
cuse of the uncertain whereabouts
of his brother.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

fury, so long conducted by Mr. Tay-
lor, will be retained by him. Here
after the undertaking business proper
will be under the firm name of S. NJ.
Taylor d Co, the head of which is
Samuel Taylor, who for eight years
has been an assistant to his father
and who is one OF the most expert men
Of the profession in Utah.
PROBABLY WORLDS RECORD.
The world, perhaps, has no record
Of a single person, other than Mr.. Tay-
lOr VINO can lay claim to having at
tended to the final disposition OF the
remains of $4,000 persons. Such. how
ever. is tho number justly accredited
TO him up tc the day OF his retirement.
Until the year 1860, Salt Lake had
no undertaken. Carpenters and cab.
inetmakers turned out n good class of
COffilns while the preparation Of bod
les for the grave fell entirely to the
iot or FAMILY and friends of the de-
parted. The need became urgent for
an undertaken. and Mr.. Taylor, who
for some time had been in the cabinet
making business, and incidentally "A
maker of coffins, was solicited to enter
upon the business of an undertaken
This, as stated, was As years ago, and
IN the almost half n century that fol-
lowed he performed funeral functions
Tor number quite equal to one fourth
OF salt Lakes present population.
IN THE EARLY DAYS.
Salt lakes first regularly appoint-
ed sexton was Jacob Gibson. who
assumed office i'm 1852. Twelve years
later. in the month of May. Mr. Tay-
Tor added the duties OF sexton To those
or an undertaken, at the special re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
MISS CONNELL RETURNS.

Miss Margaret 3D. Council, deputy
clerk of the federal courts. is at her
desk again, after vacation Of six
weeks duration, the first she has en-
joyed for period Of -four years. Now
York. Pennsylvania, Maryland, Nir-
ginla ana ohio We're visited by her
most of the time being spent i'm the lat
ter state Lancaster was Miss Con-
uelrs former home and there and at
columbus she had an extended visit
with relatives, some Of whom she had
not seen in yrurs A family reunion
was held, lasting the greater part Of a
week. and all IN all, Miss Council
speaks of the trip as being one OF the
most enjoyable she has undertaken.
She IL glad, however to get back once
more to the mountains and yalese Of
Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
ROSCOE W. EARDLEY.

ribbon The inside leaves are Of white
papers clouded in green and the book
let altogether is the prettest the club
has yet designed. The opening meet
ing viii take place on oct. -, at the
home OF Miss Kate G. worse
Mrs. w r. Butler was hostess at a
luncheon yesterday given for Mrs,
Louise sumner and Miss Butler of st
Louis, the table having for center
piece a mound OF pink asters, and the
guests Including besides the eastern
visitors Mrs. Thomas Weir Mrs. l., NJ.
Bailey, Mrs T. B. Beatty, Mrs. W. c
Jennings Mrs. Emily Bailey. Mrs. John
Weir, Mrs, Is. A. McMillen, Mrs. NJ. \.
Daugherty and Miss Crafts,
Mrs william Crome entertained at
dinner yesterday for Miss Jean Crome
of Albion, III. and her neices, Misses
Helen Stanley and Pearl and June
Crome.
Miss Claire lllerbeclt returned yes
terday from a weeks stay at Brighton.
Mrs, William McCrea entertains her
sewing club next Thursday.
Miss Claudia Norris has returned
from Brighton.
Mrs. L. ]. Brown and Miss Florence
Brown gave a luncheon on Wednesday
i'm honor of Miss Emma Osgoud of
Chicago, % young ladies being present
TO meet the guest OF honor. The parlors
were beautiful with asters. the dining
room being in yellow, sunhowers and
soldenglow being used in profusion In
the center Of the table was a small
harp made of goldenglow. Miss Osgooj
is harpist with the Fadette Orchestra
at the Orpheum this week
Miss Neda Bebee entertained the
Merry Maids at a house party at Mount
air in Parley's canyon, her guests being
Miss Alice Nibley, Miss May Cannon
Miss Mignon Denhalter Miss Alibo
Dunbar and Miss Beulah Woodruff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
Speakers Before Civic League
Declare the Need Of I'M
mediate Changes.
TO DRAW UP TENTATIVE BILL
VIII Be Prepared by Committee and
Submitted rs Center for General
Discussion by People

As result Of last nights meeting
OF the directors Of the salt Lake Civic
league a study of various systems OF
government that are being devised TO
replace the obsolete and graft encum-
bered city council is to be taken up at
once and with vlgor.
For the purpose of getting them at
ter before the people the Des Moines
plan is to be advocated and thrown
open for discussion Then everybody
with an idea is requested TO speak up,
and the net result of the study of the
situation by League directors will be
that a bill win he drawn up to he
submitted to the next legislature built
upon the one submitted to the last leg
lslature, and improvements made since
In other communities
OF The league directors all but two
of those In the city were present The
nature OF tho procedure was to call for
speeches from all present, and then
by vote To decide upon committees
that should be given charge Of the
immediate work before tho league
Upon motion Of Oscar l.. Cox, vice
president Hewlett was authorized to
nam ~ .",l'l'Iit 'V' u NV " uiuN "p
form Of bill to be submitted to the next
legislature, to be known as 2 Salt Lake
system of municipal government An
other committee of three will be APP
pointed on publicity to see that the
ideas to be incorporated in the new
bill are thoroughly talked over before
final action ON them is taken.
PLANS OUTLINED.
opened the session by briefly outlining
the Des MoiRes and Galveston plans.
me eSscl''tai elements Oh she pans, ne
administration, wherein an incompet-
ent will not be kept at work because
he is someone's cousin, anymore than
he would be in a mercantile house. To
secure this end five commissioners,
one styled mayor, are elected from
the city at large. so that they need
feel no obligations to work for section
al advantages. The selection of can
didates is to be attended to at pri-
maries 10 days before the election
and no party designations are to be
allowed.
j. p Condlt declared that the three
great needs of the city government, in
seeking efficiency and control by the
people were the initiative and referen-
dunn, the civil service. and direct pri-
maries. The Des Moincs plan. he
urged, provided for all three of these
The Salt Lake system he declared
was bad. and i'm this particular it shar-
ed its badness with all other cities
similarly governed.
DIR. 4. b. Beatty urged that can
didates for the Legislature be invesu-
gated to ascertain their standing on
this particular point, and that they be
nominted and voted for irrespective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
NEW MORTGAGE AND LOAN co.

Articles of incorporation Of the
Ashton-Jenllins company We're today
filed with the secretary of state. The
objects of the company are to trans
act general real estate, loan, brol-
erage and commission business. The
company is incorporated for S10O, 600,
divided into 1000 shares of the pan
value of 500 each The principal
shareholders are Edward NJ. Ashton
and Edward r. Jenkins. who own
respectively 122 and 124 shares f. T..
Gibbs Harrison Il. Jenkins and Il. Q
Ashton are the other shareholders.
Edward II. jenkins is president II. G.
Ashton vice president, and Il. NJ. Ash
ton secretary and treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
WILL VISIT UINTAH SCHOOL,
commissioners Invite GOV Cutler
Judges and Others 20 Inspect Home,

The county commissioners have is
sued invitations 10 Governor Cutler.
several Judges and number of others
10 visit the Ulntah Industrial school.
recently established under the jurls-
Jlction OF the Juvenile court, The
visit will be made ON Wednesday next
The party taking the Popular Grove
ear al II o'clock IN the morning IN
,pecung the school during the after
ooon. Those 20 whe.H invitations have
been extended are;
Governor Cutler, Mayor Bransford,
A. @ Nelson, superintendent Of pun
lle instruction; u, II. Christensen, city
superintendent Of schools; President
A. j. Davis Of the council. Atty, Cen
Breedon, County Atty willard Hanson
Judge Gowans of the Juvenile court
Judge IA. = Henderson Mrs a. j.,
Young. Mrs job White. Mrs. Frank
stingley Mrs Dr. Bergman, Mrs NC
Mahon, Mrs Parks Mrs. j. Hooper
Mrs A. 4 Moon. the county commits
sioners and representatives 0i me
ulNha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29

hmnSu,EaS last OF late years a splendid
ana shortly there viii be added on ,h,
eas1 an extended addition. This viii
consist 80 OF q larger funeral chanel iban
ule one now In use, and strictiv
up-to-date morgue, including "slun-
per rooms. These latter are of mod
erh thought whore bodies repose after
pr93aratlon for burial, In places de-
volu OF tho somberness of tho
samuel Taylor. who assumes charge
funeral director Is a graduate -, ,i,a
Barns School of Anatomy and sani-
taiy Science, Chicago, and is tho
nolder of n state embalmer's GER
titicnte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
FUNERAL OF JAMES PITT.

The body Of James T. Pitt. brother
OF Tom d. Pitt. chief of police. vino
committed suicide at Goldheld Thurs
day morning, arrived here at noon to-
day
Members Of the family have come
down from Logan and Brigham city
to attend the funeral. which will be
held at the Masonic Temple on First
South and Second East street nj .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon The ser
vices win be under the direction OF the
Mt MOriah lodge Of which the de-
ceased was a member.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-29
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Andrew $. Rowan gives "A thea
ter party this afternoon for Miss Eva
Madden of san Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie II Groesbeck
have returned from Nevada,
The family, descendants and relatives
of the late Erastus Snow met yesterday
AT Wandamere and held most enjoy
able reunion About Sc representatives
of the family were present, and the
time spent IN "reminiscences and pas
times, a number of contests being ar
ranged for the younger people. Dinner
was served at @ o'clock ana the rest
of the evening devoted to dancing.
Miss Nora Sheckell IS one OF the
hostesses Of the afternoon, entertaining
nj a card party for Mrs Worthen and
Miss Gcbert.
Yesterday Miss Anna Mccormick en-
tertalred AT dinner at her home I'm
honor Of the Misses Severance of Cali
fornia, the table being decorated in
pink and white sweet peas, and covers
laid for about dozen
Mrs. w. II. Child gave a bridge tea
yesterday at her home In honor of Mrs,
Charles T.. Blyth OF Evanston, the de-
corations being IN red asters and about
l6 guests being present Mrs child was
assisted by the Misses Rae and olive
Bnrtch. Mrs. NJ -, Whitney and Mrs.
Hal W. Brown. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Fred Dern, Mrs. Roscoe Breeder,
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas, Miss Mildred
Mcmillan and by the guest of honor.
Mrs. ]. H. Littloford and Miss r.
smith entertained Friday In honor OF
Miss Peck. one of the September brides
Coyers were laid for 30 and the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Lu Barher' Mrs.
Grace Judkins, Mrs, Annie Ward and
Mrs. stella Peck.
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles Morrison ana
daughter Lucille, returned saturday
from Los Angeles ana ocean Park
where they have been spending the last
two months,
Mrs. Robert Easton Is in Logan Tor
n few days visiting with friends she
win return on Wednesday
The Salt Lake Woman's elub mas -
sued an artistic program book for the
coming season the colors being white
and green. and done In the daintiest OF
green covers with the monogram IN
White and the pages iied With white