Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

HcveSch OF the Congregation Monte
fore viii speak this evening. on "Th'
Transient and Permanent Aspects o
Life"
George T. Hair ul-George Z
Hair OF the general land office /,
seriously III at hts home H. V. Camp
bell is in charge OF the office for the
time being.
Ogden Objccts-Thc state board OF
health Is Investigating charges from
Ogden that Evanston. Wyo., is not
qunrantining Its smallpox patients.
some of whom do not hesitate to visit
Ogden.
New Law Firm-Gcorge H. Davis.
an attorney formerly practising In
Ogden, has formed a new law partner
ship here, with Frank J. Gustin and
Charles a. Gillette. with offices In the
Boston block
SoclnI Club Dance-Thc Social
club of the NJ. I A. of the First
ward gave a largely attended social
Thursday evening, In the ward chapel.
which included dance with a good
orchestra To furnish music over 200
people were in attendance.
Highbrows Organfzc-An Esperap-
to group has been organized to
promote the study and use of the in
ternational language. with these Of
flcers: President Peter Holt; Vice.
President Samuel Fischer: Treasurer.
n. J. Jurgenscn. and Secretary Mrs.
]. a. Smith
One More Rccruif-Thc Union
Paper Box company has acquired
membership In the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION. w. e. Dearborn is at the
head of this concern which employs
about so people In the manufacture
of pastcboard boxes OF all sizes and
dimensions.
Relief Corps Entcrtaincd-The
women OF the j. p. Mexican Relief
corps were entertained Thursday
afternoon. at Mrs. Jones' Third East
street residence. the program includ-
Ing musical numbers by Mrs. Plum
lncr. Mrs. Wragg. and the Misses
Prucrc and Pitt.
DR.. Clark Due Today-Rey DR..
francis E. Clark. president of the
United Societies Of Christian Endcavor.
is expected in salt Lake today, Tho
State Prison Christian Endeavor So
cety voted at It's last meeting to
specially invite DR.. Clark to visit the
prison and address them.
Creamery Men Object-Local
creamery men have written TO the
state food inspector claiming the
oleomargarine shipped into this city
does not comply with the law. How
ever the state officials have investi-
gated the oleo and find the only OBJ
lection may he that some OF 1t is
colored trife.
VIII Air Some Grievanccs-Thc |
directors of the Utah Woolgrowers |
association meet Saturday afternoon, |
in The Judge building offices. to choose |
a delegate to attend the meeting at |
Washington. Feb. 10. of growers from
the various states The convention
will discuss for one thing. the
minimum speed limit of stock trains.
NcIghbors Open New HalI-Over
100 people were present Thursday
evening. at the opening of their new
hail. by the Salt Lake Valley Camp of
the Royal Neighbors of America, 1877
east First South street The hall was
decorated IN purple and white, the
colors of the order. aud the grand
march was led by Bertha Handley and
]. H. Rothwell. Refreshments were
served.
Murdoch Rides In Whlz Wagon-A
snapshot of L. II. Murdoch, NJ D., of
O'l<eeHe. Okla. has been received at
the weather office in this city. show
Ing the doctor in his automobile in !
front of his attractive two story
home. DR.. Murdoch was formerly for
some years section director in charge
OF the Salt Lake weather bureau He
Is now prosperous disciple of
Esculapius In Oklahoma
Big Crowd "Gcts AcquaInted"-
The get acquainted" social at the
ElEs clubhouse Thursday night was a
brilliant affair and attracted hundreds
Of persons. Fully 80 per cent OF tho
excursionists residing in Salt Lake
we're present and were given royal
good time by the committee in charge
There win be three Purple Specials"
and the first section leaves at
IL o'clock Saturday morning.
Lecture by Elder B. II. Roberts
Elder Brigham II. Roberts delivered
convincing lecture to a large au-
dience at the Fourteenth ward meet
lnghouse Thursday evening. his SUBJ
Iect being the necessity of new revela-
lion. John Lawrence. president of the
scandinavian society or Salt Lake.
was In charge of the meeting Preced-
ing the lecture very interesting pro-
gram, consisting OF instrumental and
vocal selections, was rendered
Death of w. .Burrows-Wiiliam C.
Burrows died Thursday of general de-
ollity at IL o'clock at st Marks hos
pital. aged 50 years. His homo WAS
AZ The corner of State and Thirteenth
South. where he has been ailing for
number of years, but a recent severe
attack caused his friends to remove
him to the hospital for better treat
ment. He was born In Hillsborough.
county Down. Ireland In 1928. com
ing TO salt Lake valley in 1850 He
vas farmer by occupation. Fer a
number of years he lived at ScofieId.
inc funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later
w c; Il. U, At TT. DougIas-The w
u: 4. u held meeting Thursday
svenins' In the Fort Douglas chapel
Tor the benefit of the soldiers Of tbe
sssarrison. Chaplain Clemens presiding
ms, e11ss fuss russell gave paper on
,f1shtins Lies Battle" Miss Ruiz
Lang gave three interesting racito
uons. and Miss Edith Walker render
"a three beautiful songs: "Over the
crne. Almost Persuaded" and
Mhere Ls my Wandering Boy To-
light The soldiers Joined In the
,norus of the latter A number NJ ,to
'oidiers signed pledge cards that wero
passed around N'i"e were