Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Inspected Chinese InnigrantS---
1mmigraut Inspector Longley has re-
turned from Nevada whore he m
spectcd quite a number of Chinese
Immigrants.
Accents Call from Knnsas-Rev. $.
G. Adams, formerly OF this city, ana
now of Sacramento. Cal, has accepted
n call to the First Baptist church or
Chanute, Kan
New Baby Boy--Mr and Mrs Brig
ham r. Cannon are receiving the con-
gratulations Of friends in an addi-
ton TO their family, which made its
appearance in the person of a bright
and healthy baby boy.
Ball i'm Wiiford Ward--A combin-
cd leap year and valentine bill viii
he given in the MILFORD ward on Fri
day evening. Feb. IA. A unique
feature will be the drawing OF vttlen-
tine by the ladies for the selection
of partners.
Must he Kept Hcrc---Owing to the
crowded condition of the U. S. milf
tary prison at Fort Leavenworth, the
prisoners in the Fort Douglas guard
house who were TO have been re-
moved there, will have to be kept IN
confinement here.
Paper on Mormonsim-Next Mon
days weekly meeting of the Salt Lake
Ministerial association will be held
IN odd Fellows hall, when Rev. En-
anuel Rydberg OF the Swedish L.uth-
eran church Will read a paper on
'Mormonism Among Foreigners in
Utah.
Democratic Women Mcct--A meet
ing of the Womens Democratic club
viii be held Wednesday, Feb. ~.
commencing at $3.50 O'Clock. ut the
residence OF Mrs, H. $, Lapish. ISL
Fourth avenue 1t win be the rcgu-
lar monthly gathering Of that organ
ization.
Returns from Idnho-George $.
Bell, a well-kuown business man Of
this city, has returned from Idaho,
where he finds people much interest
ed in the growth of Greater Salt Lake,
and very friendly to this part of the
country generally. Mr.. Bell reports
Idaho as q very prosperous state.
Arrives from Philippincs-Querter-
master and Capt. Frank M. Savage of
the Fifteenth infantry, has just ar
rived from the Philippines, where
he says the Twenty-ninth infantry is
comfortably settled at Camp Keith
ley. The captain was left behind to
complete arrangements for new quar-
ters at the camp.
Kicked in Facc-As a result Of
NdtitH9lN SlANRl'lil6 a AioA1Nf NfNiif- ~
animal was standing in its stall. Bert
Thompson Is at Holy Cross hospital
with a painfully injured face. The
familiarity was resented by kick,
which Thompson received full in The
face, knocking him down and render
ing him subject for surgical treat
ment.
Affirmative Wins--The affirmative
side won last evenings debate at
the Forensic club meeting. in the Y,
Nj, c. A., .he question being, Re-
solved that the inscription, In God
we Trust should be retained on the
United states coins" Il. a. Bulling-
ton and A, O. Adamson were the sue
cessful debaters. The club elected
Ernest Hoare vice president, and Fred
Hardy accompanist.
Violin RecitaI-The pupils OF George
Il. Skelton viii give violin recital
next Tuesday evening, III the First
Congregational church. whore the
following performers will appear on
The program: Pauline Heringer. Clar-
ence NJ. Burton, Romania Hyde. Jo-
seph Fulop, owen A. Rartlett Helen
Hartley, Nettle Suedaker. Edward
Fttzpatrick and Morris Andrews. NJ.
). Brnes and Mrs. George u. Skel-
ion will assist. Mr.. Brines Will sing
"Luilaby." The words of this song
were written by Mrs. Thomas Weir.
and the music was composed by Mr..
Skelton