Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Sinppcu 10 AOpuCll---l nv pouS y,
Edward Monaghan OF Ogdeniwho dicd
IN this city on the nth inst. was ship
ped today to ogden for intcrment.
Daughters or I,attallon--The Daugh,
tiers OF the Mormon Battalion VII!
meet Monday next at 3 o'clock p. M,
at the residence of Mrs. Pond, az
south State street.
To Canvass observation-disclosures of the
recent school board election VIII be
canvassed by the board of education
at a meeting called for that purpose
at noon Monday.
.:COnl Miner Iiillcd--Word reached
this city Friday evening of the death
IN the Scolield mines OF Andre Wilga.
a Greek, from Il cavc-in. The state IN
spector will investigate.
Fine Dnugliicr-Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley L. Hooper, at 2,454 south
seventh East street, Friday afternoon
at 1926 o'clock. II fine S-pound dnugh-
ter. All concerned doing we'll
Intcr1lcnt In CITY Ccmctcry-The
body OF Elmer Hill, who died at Bing-
ham wednesday,, was brought to this
city, this morning. for burial IN city
cemetery. The Odd Fellows conducted
the interment.
Temple B'nni Isr,cl-The regular
meeting Of Temple Bnai Israel
auxiliary Will be held Monday. Dec.
II, at $3.50 p. m. at the residence OF
Mrs. Henry Cohn. SAB east Second
South. Business OF Importance Is to
be transacted. is.si ge5
Struggled Alcohol into Jail-Frank
Smith. released only two days ago
from IL charge OF yagrancS. was ar
rested again yesterday. He was caught
= al ,Ett
cocaine into the city Jail by means of
bottle and rubber tube.
Medical Examiners Rcport--That
the board of medical examiners Is
paying institution is shown by their
biennial report, Just presented to Gov
ernor Spry. in which the receipts for
the two years are shown to have been
*1,692.94 and the disbursements
s1,501.5S.
G. 4. X. Bnnquct--A banquet and
social will be held Saturday evening.
Dec. II, in G. A. II. hall In honor OF
the old soldiers of this city. under the.
auspices of the local patriotic Or
sanizntions. The program includes n
campfire, and a good time generally.
with a musical and literary program.
J Kerosene For bad Candy-The
pure food department Is planning for
ageneral overhauling of candy fac
tories and candy stands to prevent any
unwholesome stuff being put on the
& Christmas market. All tinclean. and I'M
h pure candies will gbe treated to n
Kerosene bath without any elaborate
preliminaries. 5y
ti To Tnlis on Holy Lnnd-The Y. NJ.
G. a. boys will listen this evening to
a talk from photographer Charles
johnson about his trip through Pales-
tine and the Holy land. Illustrated by
photographic, views This is the first
evening Of open house which all
friends of the institution are invited to
attend. The, feature is to continue
through the winter.
4 Drama For Old l'0lks-The Ensign
Dramatic association Will! give Facing
the Music"Ein Whitney hall. saturday,
Dec. II. ut . p. m. in entertainment
participating in the program are: Lll-
linn Jones' Rodney Hillnm. Clyde Ed.
mOnds. Frances Houssler. Wanda
Lyon. Orville Cutler, Enid May. Clark
Sellnrs. Lamont Felt.
Will Insure In Utnl,--State Insur-
ancc Commissioner Done received Frs
dnyE afternoon an application from
the Western States Life Insurance
company 6of san Francisco to do
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Apollo Lodge Oiflccrs-The Apollo
lodge Danish brotherhood of America
held It's annual election Friday cvc-
ming. MS follows: President. Sophus RI.
Jund: past president, julius Hansen;
vice-prcsident, Chris Peterson: sccre-
tary, Thorwar,l Larsen: treasurer,
Mr. Lodetinck; trustee. G. NJ,
PETERSON \ short business meeting
was held after the election, at which
It was decided to- give Christmas
tree.
z. Old Board 9ltc-clcctctl-At Friday
afternoon the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Peoples State
bank at Mldvale the old board OF
directors were reelected as follows:
j. w. w. Fitzgerald, Draper: James
Chapman, Salt Lake: William Il. Din-
mond. West Jordan; Joseph NJ. Holt.
South Jordan: William Aylett, w. "A.
Marshall and {. l. Con OF NlldvaIc.
The cashiers report showed tho In
. stitiitlon to be In prosperous condi.
tion.
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