Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

OHIO Society Outiig-The Ohio So
cicty will hold an outing ut ageca
July /, which will include a picnic.
Gowan Mt Forest Dn1e--Dr. e. G.
Csowan will lecture to the parents
class Of the Forest Dale Sunday
school at % a m. sunday.
u. IL. Walker ConyaIcsccnt--D r.
walker. who has been i'll since Febrl-
,lry. has so far recovered that he Is
able to walk about the grounds oil
his residence.
Glec Club Conccrt-The Central
= College Cleo club Of Pella, Ia, gave s.
recital last evening in the baptist
church that was enjoyed by good
sized audience
Summer Boys Campfire first Of
enc Y. NJ. G. a summer camps opens
Il It Geneva Wednesd ay. June 2 con-
tinuing until July 8, with 40 boys to
enjoy the outing.
DR.. Gowan TO speak--Dr. H. g.
,Gowan. Judge of the Juvenile court,
: viii lecture lii the Twcnty-fourtll
ward chapel Sunday evening ut 6;30
on tho subject of & Parental RESPONSE.
bility.,'
learning to Slioot--The members of
the police force are to, be developed
! into crack marksnlan. Beginning to-
nightSa series of weekly shoots Will
a be held with teams of five men at
1 the armory pisto orange
Visitors to prcacll--Bfshop s. NJ.
K Grswold Of Salina, Kans., will preach
Cathedral, and Bishop futile will
preach in ST. Paul,c church, both
morning and evening 6f s
Y, :. ID
Calderwood will speak before the
parents class OF the Fourth ward
Sunday school tomorrow on the sub.
ject ..Thes Relationship Of Parent and
& Child Those interested are invited.
q james Porter, Please Frlte-Leyi
Secly or Harrington, Kansas, in let
tertto the Deseret News asks aid In
locating; his old friend James Porter
who was In Kansas seven Or eight
years ago Mr.. Porter is requested to
get Into communication with Mr.
Seely. 4, 315 s
Col. squires III state Commits
sioner George B. Sqnires was taken.
with violent attack OF acute atndi-
1 gestIon yesterday, and for a time grave
doubts We're entertained of his re-
coVery. he was removed to his home
{ 1263 Twelfth EAST street. where he.
speedily improved.
Foot Bridges Restored The foot
bridges across the aqueduct on North
: Temple street between Main and
Third West streets have been replace
ed with the road bridges at First and
Second West streets. No attempt1is3 be-
ing made to restore the crossing at
West Temple street until the street
below has been paved.
Wool Conditions 1,romisfng-Dr, Il.
Il. Murray, chief of the local bureau
D OF animal industry, has returned from
an extended pro fessional trip through
1.-The Marysyale and Richfield country.
where he reports sheep conditions us
4 Of the best. The hills are still full Of
snow, SO there will be plenty OF water
nll summer. There is good promise for
\ crops in that part OF Athe state.
10 Build Hatchery-The contracs
FOR building the addition to the MUIR
ray hatchery was awarded yesterday
to- James FL. Glow for s1,1g9.50 the
work to be done in 81 days. This will
The Utah county sub. hatchery will
he started about July i, and the build-
Il Ing on the new site at Pang,lftch Will
be started about the same time.
I,rescryattves Under Ban-Dealers
In meats, who use personalities Will
& be prosecuted. This action was decid-
I'd upon yesterday afternoon at Il
meeting of the state food and daifa
commission. State Chemist Herm.fl
Harms is making several tests and 1t
Z Is probable that as soon as the re-
suits are laid before the board sew
& eral warrants VIII be sworn to- The
next meeting OF the commission will
be on Friday, July@16.
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