Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

Teacher Nautcb--A primary teach
or Tor n southern school d wanted bl
state SUIT Nelson.
Return Prom Ncrua'---statc supt
Nelson Prof MossLh HAL and Prof
d. II. Drsgs are homo from Ncrnal
where they went to attend teach
crs' instituic
Hotel Icnscd--rhe Wellington hotel.
formerly the Grand Pacific. and 'FRONT.'
Ing the Union Iaeseflser station. has
hccn leased tp Nr. and Mrs Il. G..
Slcater. O. q. Crismore Nacating on
Monday next.
Missionary Union--The Woman's
Missionary union viii meet at the First
Presbyterian church corner Of South
Temple and G. streets Thursday next.
The morning session win convene az
1880 and the afternoon session at
o'clock
sheep on the Novc--Within the past
so days. half a million sheep have
passed over Twelfth south street, in
transit from their summer 10 the
winter ranges. All bur 100000 sheep
have icft the mountains Not a few
OF those left have been caught In the
snow.
COnercgatiOualisfs Nlcct--Thc Utah
Congrokational association held n
bNtlNfES MfttlnE llNAl fAfliNk ~
the Phillips Congregational church.
with delegates from Provo. Coalville,
IIobcr and 3Ountiful. Rev. Or. A. 5
Bush Of Denver and Rev II. II
Wvkon OF san Francisco were also
present.
Death OF Martin Carycy--Martin
Garvey, formerly a Il. g. NJ . employe
died Friday afternoon Of heart failure
at ~ east Second South street. His
landlady. Mrs Casey found the body
two hours after death. and had the
police remove IL 10 ODonncli's UNI
dcriaklng establishment Gurvey leaves
widow, and q boy working IN Dem
YER
Halloween l'arty--OVcr 60 mem
beers OF che Sons and Daughters OF
Veterans enjoyed a Halloween party
Friday night az tho home OF Misses
Frank and Bessie Boyce. every body
being done mp In sheets and Tilow
cases. There was dancing. with spook
games, and refreshments consisting
OF pumpkin pie. apples gingerbread.
and corfcc. ~ was late before the
Young people we're through with their
fiesta
Col. Young IcaNcs--Col willard
Young has gone to Chicago where he
viii meet Mrs. Young on her return
from New York. They will together
proceed 90 Rochester. MINI. wher, ~
the hospital conducted by the famous
Dr. Mayos. Mrs Young will take q
course OF medical treatment Her
health has long been impaired and
an operation may be necessary. not "A
dangerous one. hut one that win in
volvc hcr remaining in Rochester
until about December l.
FAKE Oriental nues-rhomas n.
IrnIfn1la4a Nr.t
day afternoon before tho Ladies' Liter
airy club on the art Of rug making. IL
instraiing By showing RUGS said TO be
500 yeaDs old and almost priceless.
lie said oriental art hnds its express
sion In rug making. and the weavers
of the great rugs IN history were equals
with the great painters and poets. The
lecturer said taking Of rugs is prof
table business. immense sums being
paid for rugs worth about $40
Committee IIas DcHcit--Thc CONF
mittee which planned the erection
oi the platform for the living ilag az
South Temple and A streets Is stlu
locking Ia FUNDS with which a. meet
the bill for lumber and wages,
amounting in all TO Ss37.60. The COM
tribuiions thus far have amounted 10
SSS4.5O. leaving a balance OF sSO3.1O
10 be met by the committee of three
81 the public do not come 10 their
rescue. Professor Wclch Is sin hope
ful that the money viii eventually
be subscribed
Warren Fosters Ashcs--The ashes
Of warren Foster, Cremated al Denver.
were expressed 10 Wichita, kans.,
where they were buried beside the
grave OF his father George Foster
The body was taken 40 the Riverside
crematory by r. Dewitt Foster. editor
a DTHHIaYM a IN.
sister Mrs. C. T.. Cope and MI CoIe.
They were met al Denver by Frank J.
Cannon and J.. =. Kellogg q former as
suciate OF tine deceased. aud escorted
40 the crematory The funeral party
have returned
Appreciates the Optimist--A note
from the president of "a Mutual lm-
nrovement association TO THE NoWe,
AVS II desire 10 thank your paper
Tor its nightly publication of The liz
tie department entitled The Optl-
selections from these little parasrar hs
Doe made and read every Tuesday CNe-
ming ia the preliminary programs Of
Mutual improvements ussociations
everywhere They are uill of valuable
hints both from the moral ana ia, si-
cal standpoint"
Grading rronblcs--l.orcnzo s. Clark
or ] 800 Eleventh East street was ape
pointed "a committee Of ONE. yesterday
afternoon, hy the residents of his
noighhorhood 20 can ON the local pa-
pcrs ard register large and healthy
protest against ihc further continue
ton OF the street in that section In
its present unsatisfactory condition.
Mr. clark Says 10 iH common thmc
now Tor wagons to break their aKlcr
In crossing thc roadway because of
the height uf the street ear rails
above the ground, ANA there o. "a Do
sire more or less emphatic in chad
vicinity that something bo done lu tho
way OF "a remedy
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