Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-21
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59(55 Thomas Weir IcctllrcS--Ihonlas
Weir lectured last evening on his
( travels in Palestine before the sum SUM
nler schoolfof Utah County Teachers
association at Springvlllc.
Death OF Myrtle Allcndcr-yvord
4 has been received In this city of the
death at Fairfield of Miss Myrtle
.Alienderffon the 1st11 inst. The de-
ceased formerly resided in this city
where she leaves many friends.
Funeral of Mabel Rnlcigll--Tlle fun
eral of Mabel. the 2-.ear old dHugll-
s ter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Raleigh
of 262 south Eighth East street. who
died yesterday at st. Marks hospital.
Will be held at the family residence
sunday afternoon at O'clock.
Luncheon. at Y. NJ @. A.--The
teachers in the " M. / c. a. vacation
school gave u luncheon yesterday,
to the secretaries of the various de-
partments of the institution. Between
GO and rs per cent OF the pupils have,
succeeded in making their promotion.
Obsequics of N. y. Lang-The fun
& eral Of Nathan IT, Lang, aged 73, OF
$3.50 Locust street, who died yester-
day, after long illness. was held this
afternoon, from Forest Dale meeting
4 house, rhe deceased camGsto Utah
from Pennsylvania many years ago
ri aCompanIcs Consolldate-Colone
George 3. Squires commissioner of
insurance for Utah. has received a
telegram from st. Louis. Mo, stating
that the Great American Life and The
international Life Insurance con-
pariies of Missouri have consolidated
and asking for blanks that the neees-
sary + reports may be made agreeable
to the laws Of the statetof Utah.
Visiting Judge RitcIic--J. M. Mil
4 Ter or Council Grove, Kansas. and
congressman for his district for the
past 2 years, stopped pHer in salt
+ Lake for n, few hours Friday to visit
4 his old schoolmate and former law :.
j partner Judge Morris r. Richie OF
the District court. He is on his way
to JOIN the congressional Delegation % Z
which Is going to Honolulu on the IN
yitation of the territorial legislature.
Ladies OF Ct. a. IL. ExcursionThe
Ladies OF the G.s A. r.. Will give an
excursion to Saltair on Thursday,
\ august 20 and d large crowd is Sex-
Eected ito attend. The organization
worked hard for weeks to make the
encampment success and they are
q deserving of the patronage of the
citizens of Salt Lake. With each
ticket purchased. copy OF the
y souvenir. program Issued by slllOiuaS
and Lynch will be given away.
Sanpctc Prosperous-G eneral Agent
HI. Hornung of the Rio Grande at
Manti is In town He says that grain,
hay and livestock in Sanpete county
will bring more local prosperity -thls
year than5in5any previous season since
the settlement of that section OF the
country. The acreage of cultivated
arid lands is greater than ever be-
fore. while local wheat is fielding 81
to 40 bushels to the acre, and live
(. stock is In good condition.
Skeleton Uneartlicd--The skeleton
OF an unknown man was unearthed
Yesterday afternoon, on North Temple
street, near Ninth West by the, con--
5duit workmen. DR.. Beatty, to whom
y one of the leg bones was submitted.
thinks that from The tact
that the bones were found
lying so close to the surface, they
3 must have been illegally buried. AS
the skeleton was wet. the length Of
9sepulture could not be stated. The
bones were thrown away. IS
lions SAVING BANK s TRUST co
4 & tTransacts general trust business
and pays A per cent interest on saw
ings deposits. y
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