Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Home From South iAfric;l--- Geo. W .
Cannon, Jr.. Is Shaking hands with
4 friends and relatives after having
spent three years in South Africa on
y mission.
Plan Orphans iontc--The ladies Of
u the Orphan Home and Day Nursery
are planning for y 100000 building
to be erected on the two acre site
recently purchased at Tenth South and
Twelfth East streets.
81 w. j. WilIes Coming 5lI0mc-.a card
dated May ~, from William Wil'es.
brings word that he has been released
and with a party OF friends Is en-
joSing d visit to Paris. Brussalls. a M
sterdam and other points of interest
commencement Tonight-The com
mencement exercises Of the high
school department. Will be held this.
evening in the high school gymnasium,
( when g students will be given their
diplomas. The class will present TO
the school Il painting.
Primary ExcnrsioIl--The Ensign
stake Primary association will give
Is an excursion to Saltair Tuesday, June
Is. Extra attractions are being ar
4. ranged 10 provide good tins for
the children. A cordial invitation is
& extended to all.
Ghccp in Good Condi
\ Stewart the Utah Wool Growers
association has returned from Coyote
creek near Evanston where he re-
& portsEisheep in an exceptionally fine
condition and the summer ranges all
that could be desired.
Baldhcndcd Cannrics--Baldhead
canary birds are to be seen in the
windows of II First South street dealer.
They are not n new species, but came
{ that way through lighting, for some-
times tsinarieS are great scrapperS. For
the time being the market value of
those birds Is materially impaired.
To observe Flower DaS--The w. G..
n. u will observe annual flower Aniis-
sion day next Saturday, June 10, when
Y flowers will be distributed among the
prisoners in the jails and the sick in
the hospitals. Flower contributions
Will be received at the Deaconess
home. 347e Fourth East street. next
I. Friday evening. si5
Where Is Henry w. Hootoil--William
&Hooton. writing from Fernie, b. ca
Canada s says he has written n number
of letters to his brother Henry w.
{IIooton, and has received no. answer
y THE missing brother left Stratford.
London, England. for Salt Lake in
1851 and has not been heard from
for % years.
Return From Africu-George NJ.
Cannon, Jr, Of this city. and Albert
81 Foulger, of Ogden arrived home
they have spent upwards of three
Years doing missionary work. They
visited Egypt on the way, and after
wards left the steamer at Naples,
II jOnrneying through Italy, Germany
& and France.
Victim OF sPiclSpockct--After being
pointed out To the police by the al
{. ROY Stern Was arrested Mt the race
track yesterday by Detectives Chase
and Burt on a charge OF larceny
Stern, who admits having been tout
ing, is accused by some man, whose
name was moi given. of having stolen
his watch. Stern stoutly denies that
\ lie committed the, theft, and will have
: his hearing Monday.
To Sing Mt. Inlirnlai',--Chas. Kent
and q number of his pupils Will 6cheer.
up the inmates of the County lnfirnl-
e airy next Sunday at . o'clock with
roses and songs. Each singer will
take "a boquet of roses and distribute
them among the aged. Those old
songs will Sbe5sung to bring back happy
memories of younger days. All friends
are cordially Invited. The County In
K Urinary Is situated at Twelfth South
and state streets.
President Accepts Inpitation-The
Ohio society OF this city has asslil'-
ances from President Taft that he
will be theaguest of the society during
the holding of the GA r.. national
encampment, DR.. j, ]. Snlder. presi-
dent of the Ohio society has letter
from Chairman Elmer Dover of the
& Republican campaign committee. en-
closing note from Frank w Car
penter, secretary to the president.
stating that his excellency would be
pleased to accept the Inequalities Of
fered
3 Last Number of Rcvicw-The last
number of the Educational Review
appeared yesterday. 1t is largely de-.
( voted to narratives of summer vaca-
tons which the writer's have spent,
and suggestions on how to spend this
one, the writers being Lafayette u.
Butler Torild Arnoldson, W. G.. Roy
lance ana It. w. Reynolds. Some en-
3 cellent pictures of historical places
also appear in the paper The next
issue will appear next September, at
which time +. w. Reynolds, the man.
aging editor, hopes TO increase the
size of the paper.
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