Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-18
LATE LOCALS.

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Twenty -nftll Ward-A misslonnr,
farewell In honor OF Elder Amor Jen.
i kinH prior to his departure on mis-.
i sion to the eastern states will be Civ
Il en- on Friday evening at s o'clock in
/ the Twenty-ffti ward assembly hall,
/ Eighth West between Fourth and Fifth
| South. "A aplendld musical program has
been arranged.
Calls For Ifeports--Judge M. "A,
Breeden, executive secretary OF the
juvenile court, is calling on all chief
ports, without further delay, cover
Ing the time up to May /.
Boosting Utah Gpods-Secretary
Collett is sending out circular letters
urging that people boost in general
for home manufacturers, and in par.
ticular for members of the Manu-,
Tacturers association. The Utah
Light & Railway company has be-
come u member Of the association.
Pharmacists Hold Rennion-The
following local graduates OF the
hold their first reunion this evening,
at the Commercial CLUB. with a fine
spread, DR.. r. w. Fisher. state chem
ist Herman r. Harms, Ralph Nelden..5
John A. Houghton, F. f.. kountz, of
Salt Lake and John CulleS Of ogden.
Assistant Manager Appointed--Rev
B. M. Hogan has been appointed act
ing manager of the University club
to succeed George L.3Linsley deceas-
ton may not be permanently filed
until some time in the summer. Mr..
l1ogen, was formerly pastor of tho
Phillips congregational church, and
is a 80 graduate Of oberlin.
Judge Henderson RaIllcs-Judge
Henderson had q sinking spell yester-
day afternoon. when it was feared
death might be near. bur he rallied,
and this morning. appeared to be in
q more hopeful condition.
Child undergocs Operatioit-Little
Aloise Nelson, living at S61 south
First West, was operated on last even
Ing at the Groves Latter-daH Saints
hospital for appendicitis. She was
taken i'll immediately following the
celebration OF her birthday. sunday
the report from the hospital this
morning was to the effect that she
Was in fair condition.
New Attaches In Land Office
Donald r. Thompson and Robert II.
the general land Office, this city. as
mineral examiner and timber cruiser
respectively. ss3
Have You Yom. Tax Notice.
John Grosebeck, county treasurer,
sent out the last OF the valuation nos
tices today. Ii any property owner
failed to receive his notice. Mr. Crosse
beck will be glad TO send a duplicate
on request, 5i
New Clearing House NIcmbcr--Thes
Clearing House association has adj
mitted the Utah savings q Trust
company to membership. and is known
technically, as No. 13.
Lake Filling ,lp-Tre level Of the
great lake is q feet above the zero
mark. rise of 4 of foot in two
weeks, and a height of Il feet above
the level OF one year ago. When the
tains, there will be,an immense guam
tity of water running into the lake.
Bishop NibIcy Home-B Bishop G. w.
an absence in Idaho for about ten
days on business.
Lecture on Mining 14aw-Mining
Law will be the subject Of Frank =.
Stephens lecture at the club room of
the Y. NJ. G. "A. tonight at o'clock.
The lectures given thus far in the
series have had to do with the mines
and the handling Of their products.
There remains but one lecture after
this one, the subject being Mining
stock The public is cordially invited
to attend these popular talks.
New Cafe Opcns-To the numbers
of cafes and restaurants has been adj
ded today the Skyscraper cafe az
or Mr.. Frank Harmon, formerly con-
nected with a local newspaper. The
doors open on the prett.ly appointed
cafe today.