Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Jos. g.. Robinson To spcak-Elder
Jos n. Robinson VIII fucuk u thc
Twelfth Thirteenth ward chapel to-
morrow night Services at $3.50.
Strangers welcome.
Alta RnwIins 60 DC Married Mr..
and Mrs. J. l., kawlins announce the
engagement 81 their daughter, Alta.
90 Mr. John Jensen. the marriage 10
takc place Friday April %.
". g. r. 4. at Fort Douglas--Quitc
number OF ". G.. T. u. people from
this city visited Fort Douglas Thurs
day evening where the soldiers were
treated 90 musical program and adj
dresses.
ONLY Apricots Damagcd-Rcports
from various sources indicate that the
only fruit really Injured by the late
frost was the apricot. and that not
very had Good fruits are promised an
over the state With this exception.
Federation Obiccts-The Salt Lake
Federation of LABOR took emphatic ac-
tlon Friday evening IN favor Of early
closing and against the employment OF
Greek Instead ~ white" labor. as In
stanced on the Job at the intersection
OF Second South and State streets.
Early Closing Considcrcd-Fr!day
afternoon delegation of people repre-
senting the advocates OF closing the
stores al 6 o'clock Saturday nights.
visited Col r. q. Webber Of the 4. G..
NJ l., and the matter OF closing that
institution early was discussed and
taken under adviscment.
\. J. HcvIott 90 Spcak-Under the
auspices of tne Mutuni Improvement
associations Of Miller ward, Granite
stake. Frank j. Hewlett viii talk on
People and Places in the orient"
Sunday evening nc O'Clock I'm the
Miller ward westinghouse. corner OF
Fourteenth South and State street
Daughters of Vetcrans-The Daueh-
tors OF Veterans VIII mold a meeting
at the home ~ Mrs Emma Ramsey
Morris on Monday evening. ~ south
Second West street. "A delightful pro
gram being planned for the event Sons
and daughters 81 civil war veterans
are cordially invited 20 be present.
Seedlings InsDcctcd-Inspcctor j.
dwdrd Taylor ~ the horticultural bu-
rcau reports having completed inspect
ing Seeding stocks which he finds COM
parntively free from pests. He be-
hevcs in the ladybug means OF destroy
ing tree pests. but holds that does not
relieve one from the necessity OF spray
ing.
PocketboOk Found on Strcet--A
pOcketbook containing "A return ticket
10 Rigby. Idaho. and card bearing
the name, John Lott was picked up by
patient OF Dr. Stephenson, whose Of
fco is in the Boston block The purse
viii be turned over To any one proving
ownership at the doctors office Satur-
day afternoon between and O'Clock.
Clubhouse Sold--For a consideration
OF $3.50. the directors OF the Ladies'
Literary club have disposed Of the club
house property on Third East street.
and will shortly purchase another site
and erect a Si5. 600 structure The
committee with the work In charge is
made M OF Mrs. T.. r. Jones. chair
man, and Mrs. c. r. Steihl. Mrs +.
g. stephens and Mrs W. G. Jennings.
The old building. the ground being
i0y70 feet, viii still be used for club
purposes.
Five New Doctors-The state board
OF medical examiners. which held It's
regular session Friday AZ the CONNER
cial club. admitted i've applicants to
practise medicine I'm the state of Utah
OF the Eve medicos licensed. two were
granted licenses by reciprocity, they
having presented credentials from
other states. These were Dr. Paul
InEebretsen 81 ogden and Or j. r.
Calkins Of Sunnyside Those receiv-
ing licenses through examination were
Or Worrell Of ogden Or. Pyrce Of
salt Lake and Or, Mary L. James Of
the Uintah Indian reservation.