Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

,rtcr 1-,,co,r SoIcsmcn-Dcputy
Food Inspector II. c Smith has gone
TO Cache Valley on an ouicial TOUT
ana particularly TO look nitcr report
ed irregular vinegar saies'
Is only onc Ansvcr-Mrs e A,
Scott Of North Yakima. Wash.
writes Tho salt Lake chamber of
commerco FOR information regarding
rho raising of strawberries in this val
ley
To addrcss p,rcufs. CIoss-Dr W.
II C,aIderwood will lecture before tho
n.ronts. claws of tho TNwenty-second
ward sunday morning The subject will
he "Chiid Environment." A cordial
invttotion Is extended 10 all parents of
Tho ward 10 he rrresent.
n, fron, tho ronIiv residence
455 cast Ninth south funeral services
viii hc held over the body of Arthur
Theodore yNestmnn. the s-year-old son
OF Mr. and Mrs Harry F Westman,
who died NJ croun last Tuesday
Lecture on Music-Squire CooP
professor OF music at inc uhiseis,,ss n,
students on music form and the SYM
phony. particularly with relation to
tho classical comDositIons to be played
Monday evening next by Mime. Carcno
Booming III Green flvcr IountrS-
Salt Lakers In from Sreen RIVER
utah, country report iana vaiueS on
the ooom down there. Lano 'na' aoou'
acre has lately changed hands at from
500 to $50 an acre. That II Is destin-
ed to be a great fruit country, Is the
opinion of all comers
fnihgs ON su,tc Mu'cr-'ainv
Lewis Oh holden mas nleu an apph,
cStlon WIN tnc state engineer ioI o
second rect ot water from b,sIt MIic
creek IN Mii.afu county LOT nr,su'Dns
Murray has filed an application for
% second feet from Sevlcr river for
power purposes
flght ior fro.'ip.tioh-l nc nc w. =.
y, ueeiueo a. fr,uus ai.ei e noo'
meeting ig TO MAKE nsn' ior 5 ptonl-
nition IN TINS sta.e' ana VIII ho,a
special rauN on MarSh ~ neA'; i. Mrs,
Snepherd gave taik on tne White
slave traIllc, ana MIS- w "A wright
Care of the Girls"
DISTRIBUTING Meu'''s@diss f.iureuse'
assistant secre.ary oi tne sue hole
cuitural asSociation. Is senuihs our
Today tne hahosonc so,u meua.s
awarueu o,uh EroweIS d, 'he oounclI
olu'is nor 'icu,lulal I SLOW VI 80.
aso. INC nieoars az, aiiiNeo enls meeN
rom rom the eas.. me! are ~ lnshes III
oiahleter' nahuSorheiy ehsraVeu'
urs' Detncs 'io.ner D.ao-Nirs'
ooSvpiline EahAe. esep
motner OF Mfs James levine, "Iie OIL
az, az io' ,'Si e.ios VI ,a'' r ,1ahe'
oleu at ner nome III Eric fa. lhurs-
ec, uSS' anu WIN pe ourieu mere eouay-
ne news cahe 10 MIS- DeVlne INC
l't'ln n'ns VI nc ueasn, anu vi a@cSvune @
ol SiShneSS III tne idluliS sne VIII pe
on'oie 10 pe present 1T e"e ooriai-
s. A. Mann for Congrcss-A story
comes from Spokane that Samuel A
Mann. formerly OIL SAT- Lake, out now
ponce Juuee IN tnat ciVs is an
asp, aspiiaht LOT cohereSsional honors' ana
WIN make tne race III tne Ihlrd dls-
trlct OIL washington. ber, Mann
was printer, ana worked on several
Hai. Lake papers. HIS parents, Mr
ana MIS- Is. B' Mann, still reside
mere
Clcroy IN D,no n, Cu,,er-rho En,a
copai churchmen oil this missionary
district VIII give a dinner at the Gull
len hotel next Tuesday evening, In
completion OF the nth year
OF his episcopate, and to welcome
Dean Colladay OF st. Marks cathe-
oral Invitations nave been sent TO all
clergymen and laymcn of the church
In Utah.
vocon, rot Cu,,;,,,,o, pa,.
offices for the proposed Cooperative
City Garden association have been
opened in the Brooks Arcade in charge
of Mrs. Ora NJ Bradshere Owners of
vacant lots are asked to send in state
ments regarding such properties. the
idea being 20 utilize vacant urban
10 Is for market gardening and give
employment to many persons unable
to secure regular employment.
ce,.os . Dr,
e"nu hee'"rc W Chlecrs-lne OF
e no ii',iiSsiuhcu ohiceTs
nl .''e ila.'ohai guaru vi otnh listened
last evening at the armory 10 the Sec
Fifteenth Infantry. on tho subIect of
making and rendinp military mans
The attendance was large and
the subject was covered nv tho
lecturer in an interesting and InatrncS
tive manner
DaIiish brotherhood Officers
Anollo lodge, Danish Brotherhood, in
G4-aS the following officers Friday
$50: Ex-president. c. NJ Petersen;
sS5Fe3ent. julius Hansen: vlce-presi-
dent. Or. \. n Hansen, secretary,
Thorvald L. Larsen. trustees. John
White. Soren ]. Jcspersen, O. 3 VII
ladscn: conductor Theodore Peterson.
inside guard. Olof Nilsson; outside
guard, Adolph II. Lund.