Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-11
THE
SEMI
WEEKLY.
NEWS
Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and Contains All the Cream Of
the Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Prcst. stevenson ConvaIcsccnt---
Prcst r. NJ. stevenson of Westminster
college Is convalescent from an attack
OF gastric fever.
Operation Today--Mrs Frank w.
Hayes Will be operated upon at st
Marks hospital this afternoon for q
complication of troubles.
Successful opcration-Mrs Il. G..
Price Of 427 II street. has been sue
cessfully operated upon for tumof at
the l.. ID. s. hospital.
Mrs. VI Harbach IlI---Mrs. NJ Har-
bach of g22 Third avenue, IS seriously
III as result OF an accidental fail on
New Years eve.
Hawaiian Society Niccting-rhe
Hawaiian society w.ll meet at D..
m, tomorrow in the Lion house All
interested in missionary work are in
vited
Special Lecturc--A special lecture
viii be given by Elder Andrew Jenson
at the Scandinavian meeting of Lib
erty stake at the second ward, Jan.
5 at s o'clock D. IN.
Record Winter Course Attendance
The Agricultural college has opened
for the winter term with 81 new stu-
dents in the agricultural course alone.
AitifNiih 1t Ittplb
BacI, From Colorado-Harry ].
Robinson has returned from a two
weeks business trip to Denver. He
reports business conditions as fully re-
covered from the recent stringent
''unpleasantness." Cripple Greek Is
is booming, but Leadville is quiet.
Elevator In Cominission--The new
elevator in the Bell Telephone build
ing went into commission this morning
and now the hello girls viii not have
to troop up 1--WE flights of stairs any
more, and then wait for 80 minutes
to get their breath back. They are
riding now.
Funeral of Miss Pettit-The remains
OF Miss Frances Rebecca Petit will he
buried tomorrow from the Filth ward
westinghouse. services to commence at
12 O'Clock, The deceased was the
daughter OF Edwin and Rebecca Hill
Petit. and died the early part of the
week from Bright's disease.
Kennel Club 10 Incorporate--The
Utah Kennel club met last evening, in
the office Of Fl. r. Elliott. when the
date of the next meeting was fixed for
April S-4. 1t was also decided TO in
corporate with capital of $4,000, ~
shares OF 50 each. Mr.. Elliott was
chosen to be the superintendent of tho
next show.
Returns From Chicago--ManaGe
j Chambers OF the Salt Lake Pub
lie Service company returned last ev-
ening from Chicago. where he has been
on a business trip. He reports nor
mai conditions as being rapidly restor-
ed in the east, with the banks prac-
ucally once more on a. cash basis.
However, quiet spring Is looked for.
Going 10 New York-Miss Hattie
Carter leaves in "A day or two for New
York whittier she goes for a special
course of study in china painting, She
win be pupil of one OF the leading
masters of the profession In Gotham
and will be on the lookout generally
for new ideas in that line. Miss Car
Ter expects her visit to cover a period
OF several months.
Entries Pouring In--Secy. Sanders
reports entries for the poultry show
arriving in gratifying numbers /. r.
Aldrieh OF Rupert. Ida, viii have a
5he line OF birds on exhibition. All
entries must be in the secretary's
hands by this evening. ID. r. Hell
mich. the judge, is due in this city
tomorrow and begins his labors Mon
day The place of exhibition Is 322
south Main street.
Death OF Gladys Lewis--The home
Of Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Lewis $40 east
Eighth South. was visited by the hand
OF death yesterday morning, when
their 1O-year-old daughter Gladys died
from heart failure following dlphtheria
and scarlet fever. The child was re-
covering when a relapse occurred and
death resulted. Private funeral SER
vices were held at the city cemetery
IN the afternoon. conducted by Rev.
Peter Simpkin.
Forensic Club Mecting-I'he Y. Nj.
g. A Forensic club gave very
pleasant entertainment last evening in
the association rooms, Judge c. O.
Dey discussed the question whether
U. $. senators should be chosen by
the people direct or by the present
method; there was a piano solo by
FRED Hardy. a reading by Ernest
lioare, Harry Allen played one Of his
own piano compositions, and John
James sang. The club meets every
Friday night.
Caledonia sSociety--The Caledonia
society met last night. in Electrical
workers hall, whore the following Of
hcers were installed: Chief. John Cum
mock first chieftian. John Dunn: Sec
rotary, Miss Cummock; treasurer Pc
ter McPhee; chaplain. Mrs. Haddock:
conductor, Mrs. Ebert; guard, Miss
Mcbride. 3nrns Anniversary will be
celebrated in the dancing academy on
east North Temple street where there
VIII be program Of songs. recitations
ana dancing.
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