Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

per cent greater than that of January,
1909.
Louis McIhsc safe and Wcll-Louis
Mehsc of this city uho was reported
Killed at Los Angeles Friday. turns out
to be safe and well, at loss to know
how such a report could have been
started.
Typcsctters 10 Dancc-The Women's
AUXILIARY of the Typographical union
will give dance Tuesday evening, IN
Unity hall to defray the expenses OF
a delegate of the union to the next
annual convention to be held at Min
neapolls in August.
Complimentary Banquct-Prepara-
tions are making for a compliment
tary banquet to the Rev. and MIS-. f
=. Short of the First Methodist
church and to the Rev and Mrs ii,
]. Talbot in,the church parlors on the
evening of the 22nd inst.
Broken Crate Causes Fire-A
broken crate I'm a stove at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Isabel Evans, ESQ Is
street caused a fire TINT did damage
TO the extent of SIS Sunday evening.
The blaze was extinguishcd by the
fjremen from station No 4. Chief
Glore in command. The loss Is covered
by insurance.
Reunion of Congrcgationalists-
Dr Hubert c. Herring, national sec
rotary of the Congregational Home
Missionary society, preached Sunday,
In the Phillips church, and today Is
meeting with members of the Con-
gregational denomination in this CITY
He Is making 2 tour of the country
in the interest of his work.
ENJOYABLE Music Service-There was
an enjoyable and well attended
musical service Sunday night in the
niff Methodist church, the musicians
including the church choir, the Inn
Mems quartet, Miss Faith Curl. MISS
Leonora South. Mrs. Kirkman, Joseph
Poll and c. W. Torrence. with Miss
Margaret Duval as accompanist.
Sons Of Wales TO Mcet-The Sons
and Daughters of Wales will give an
entertainment in Federation hall Tues
day evening The program includes n
lecture on the political situation in
Wales by Ivan Jones, singing by
Charles Davis, Pearl Philips, John
James and Miss Claudia Edwards. and
a piano solo by Miss Clara Sullivan.
American Women's Lcague-The
American Womcn's league VIII meet
February 22. at 2.30 IN the afternoon
at the residence OF Mrs. +. Bonne-
mort. 176 East South Temple street
Mrs. Corey Albritton, local organizer,
will be present to receive new appli-
cations for membership. and will ex-
plain the purposes OF the organza-
tion.
Funeral OF John Robbins-The body
of John Robbins OF Bingham was
buried in the Mount Olivet cemetery
Saturday afternoon, the services hav-
la1A ut nfIlnnnnlI
dertaklng parlors. with the Rev
Francis Burgette Short in charge.
Friends and relatives. with many
floral offerings, were present TO pay
their last respects
To Inspect Cadet Corps-Governor
William Spry and his official staff
leave for Logan on February 2S TO
inspect the cadet corps of the Agri-
cultural college and to make an in
spection of the state institution. The
inspection has become an annual af-
fair since two years ago. Governor
SpIy and his STAFF will be guests at a
the inspection.
Special Day OF Praycr-Arrange-
ments are making In this city for
special day OF PRAYER on the fourth
Thursday In February, In common
tire country. The morning service
will include prayers for national.
state and municipal officers. In the
afternoon. there viii be prayers for
the Immigrants, the fallen, and the
world at large
Shipping Clerk is BIamed-Food
Commissioner Hansen is in Cache
valley looking into food conditions
there in general and the vinegar sltua-
ton in particular The Cote company
OF ST. Louis has written the commits
sioner diplomatic letter In which
they claim the vinegar siezed was
without proper label through an over
sight by their shipping clerk and
would not occur again
Funeral OF Clara SneIl-The funeral
Of Mrs. Clara Z. Smell was held Sun
day morning from the Fourth avenue
residence of w H weyher. Bishop
Elias Woodruff of the FourteoSa
ward officiating. and Quaylc Cannon
and Thomas f. TAYLOR also speaking
There was appropriate music, includ-
ing solos from Thomas Butler and
Alma r. Clayton. and the interment
occurred in city cemetery.
Lecture OH Espcranto-"Espera
the new language that 1t is hoped by
lis advocates VIII eventually be used
throughout the world, making all peo-
pies akin. is rapidly spreading in
various parts OF the civilized world,
ACCORDING TO Its followers A lecture
on Esperanto" Will be delivered at
room 232. Commercial club building,
next Thursday by Arthur Baker. a
well known Journalist OF Chicago.
Receiver ResIgn-orson p. Rune,
resigned Saturday as receiver Of tho
Crescent Manufacturing company IL
inc SUIT brought in the Third district
court by w. ]. Burke and Judge C. w
Morse appointed DR.. !. J. Snyder TO
take his place. Snyder's bond was fixed
In the sum or $4,000. Tho receiver
asked permission OF the court to
porrow $4,000 to pay the claims Of
laborers and the petition Will he
heard this afternoon.
Funeral OF w. c. Burrows-The
funeral OF w c. Burrows WAS held
SUNDAY afternoon. from Evans
,speI WITH interment In city ceme-
ztery w A. Kimball of Farmers ward
presiding Opening prayer was Offer
Cd by w. c. Winder. and the speakers
were P3trlarchs Harrison Sporrv and
John Smith. and Elder John Henry
smith Members OF Farmers ward
choir furnished music. John Gabbott
pronounced the benediction.
Acquires SaIina PIant--rhe electric
llght plant and -four mill at SalIna
has been taken over by SoIt Lake
peopie. among whom are II. J.. Nelson.
g. - FolleY Willard T. Cannon and
A. b. Irvine. The articles OF Incor-
poration of the now company were
hled In Sewer county Saturday. It Is
said the new company will control
5O0-horse power at Raftlesnake point
near Selina md that Il is the intention