Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-26
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Miss Leonore Watts. who has been
from diphther,a, has recovered. and wi
coon be at school again.
VIII Discuss High Priccs-iTheI
will be n general meeting this evenin
In Federation hall TO continue the dis
cussions on the high prices of living.
Business College Rcccption-Ove
300 people attended Friday evening
reception gIycn at EeHager's Busincs
college by the faculty. There was
program and refreshments.
Realty Association AIoycs-The of
fee of the. Salt Lake Real Estate asso
clation has removed from the Swal
building on west Third South street t.
the office Of A G. Mahan, No. IS, on th
same block.
Funeral OF j. G. Andcrson-Tht
funeral OF ]. G. Anderson. aged 72, for
merly of this city. VINO died recently a
Seattle, was held from O'Donnell:
chapel Friday afternoon, with inter
ment Mt Mt. Olivet.
Used Frccxcm In Mcats-Lewi:
Knight was found guilty by Justice oi
the Pence Hanks Friday afternoon ol
violation of the pure food law by
having used .frcezcm' in meats. A
sentence of s2o was imposed
Salt I.nkcrs. Good Spcndcrs-S. G
Teter 4 financial expert from San
Francisco. says money is fieer in Salt
Lake than in any city twice its size and
population in the country, and that this
city ought TO have Il bright financial
future.
Nelson Funeral Sunday-The funer-
Ell OF William Nelson. Jr., who died in
New Orleans Monday. viii be held from
the family residence, Sunday, at 2:3o
p M. with Rector c. f. Perkins of
st Paul's Episcopal church officiating.
1ntcrment private.
Produce Firm Changes Hands-The
Ryan x Virdcn company of Montana
and Wyoming has bought out the w.
NJ Rash Produce company of this city
at private sale. and will expend consid-
cradle money In enlarging the west
Second South street property to ac-
commodate Increased business
Smallpox at HospitaI-Owen Davis,
a blacksmith. supposed to be suffering
from typhoid fever at the st. Marks
hospital, developed a we'll defined case
OF smallpox Friday and was removed to
the isolation hospital. Several patients
had to submit TO vaccination and the
ward underwent a thorough fumiga-
ton
Utah as Divorce State-York state
parties have been writing to Secy.
Pcrkes of the Salt Lake Real Estate
association, asking for information as
10 requirements In this state for secur-
ing divorce. as they are thinking OF
moving here with that end In view. Mr.
Perkes has referred the matter to an
attorney
Auto Accident Victim Recovcrs-
AdNlces received from San Francisco
state that Mrs. Ellen Smith of Salt
Lake, who was one Of the victims in
an automobile accident few days ago,
Is recovering satisfactorily from her
injuries. She is expected to return to
her home in Salt Lake within a week or
10 days.
Special Sunday Scryice-'The Saliva
ton Army will hold special meeting
at the Armory hall, 1891 east Second
South. Sunday, at IL a m. Sunday
school VII be held at 1:45 and praise
service at $3.50. There will be a young
peoples special meeting at D. m,
when former Major John Pope will
speak in the hall.
No Intent 10 Dcfraud-Henry Smith
and w 1. Spears were found not guilty
IN Justice of the Peace Bishops court
yesterday on tho charge of having sold
mortgage property. and were dismissed
The court held that although there
might be evidence pointing to n techni-
sal violation OF the law. yet there was
nothing to show an intent to defraud.
Program at Ladies' Literary Club
The high School Cadet band and other
members OF the school presented a
pleasing program Friday afternoon in
he clubhouse OF the Ladies' Literary.
Leonore Bush pronounced an eulogy on
Abraham Lincoln; Warren Stratton
made a speech on national holidays.
md Florence Locke spoke on the lare r
patriotism
In Interests of Spotless Shocs-Davis
Heuser, contractors on the North
Temple street aqueduct. removed the
3rosswalkS at Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Eighth and Ninth West streets and
nave not replaced them Jake T Ra-
leigh. street supervisor. has sent
communication to the council asking
that the contractors be required to re-
place the walks.
New Labor Tcmple-The matter of
STOCK subscriptions for the proposed
ecw Temple of Labor building was the
principal theme of discussion at the
brief session Friday night of the Salt
Lake Federation of Labor The COM
mittee reported that people are sub
'cribing for considerable stock. the
shares having been placed at IS. The
site for the building has not vet been
decided upon
Hotel Mems Club-A social organi-
,atlon OF the clerks and proprletors OF
he Salt Lake hotels has been proposed
md is gaining favor with the hotel
men 1t is understood all the eIigibIes
81 the city viii shortly receive an invi-
tation to banquet to be given by one
the hotel proprictors. Such clubs
ire being formed I'm many of the cities
throughout the country, and Salt Lake
8 now getting In line
Muscoyltcs Dlsband-The Muscovite
orders organized several years ago
rom Odd Fellows, and which bore the
samc relation to Odd Fellowship that
he Shrincrs do 10 Masonry. have been
nsoanded by order of the Sovereign
5rapd Lodge OF Odd Fellows. which
rules against the existence OF any body
irawing its membership II ON Odd Eel
ows unless 1t comes under the jurIs-
iiction OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
Drummer With Gronch-It Is
siaimed by Charles H. Hammond Il
travelling man from Chicago well known
Utah. that there are 800. 900 men of
ais fraternity in the United States.
mat the hotels are now boycottInp
mem. and he advises the boys OF the
srip TO organize and build hotels for
themselves. He says II each would con.
tribute 81 q month. in five years they
would have fund sufficient TO build
md equip hostclry In every important
!ity In the nation