Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Young Doctor Arrivc--Therc is re-
Joicing at tho. home Of Dr. II. T. II.
Morton over the arrival Of a fne son.
All we'll
Lecture Tonight-Rcv NJ r. Kerr
OF Greeley. Colo. will give the closing
lecture on "Heredity In Unity hail
this evening
Donations of flowcrs-Citizcns hav-
ing flowers To donate for Memorial
day are requested 10 leave them az
the storeroom on Postonice place.
Kindergarten Ciosed-rhe free kim
dcrgurten on south Fourth West street
closed its spring session Friday. with
picnic at Liberty park The school
VIII reopen in September.
Attend Memorial Scryice-The
Oliver o. Howard Post. No. Z. q. A.
r., and the Daughters Of Veterans will
attend Memorial day services in the
Phillips congregational church. at
IL a. m.
Todny's RccitsL-At todays taber-
nacle recital several numbers from
MADAME Butterfly" were given a
feature also was a violin solo from
Willard Weihe, orchestra director at
the Orpheum
Good Pinno Rccitnl-The piano rect
Sanhorn az the Canning apartments
Friday evening was well attended and
much enjoyed. The performers were
assisted by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs.
Goddard.
Farmers Must MOyc-Chicf % Police
Barlow has issued orders to his men
90 enforce the ordinance with refer
ence to wagons lining up on certain
streets. and after today farmers who
q.
permitted 90 line their wagons on West
Temple and on west First South street
Olsen Rc-Arrcstcd-E. Olsen. who
was arrested several days ago on the
charge Of battery upon Albert Davon-
port street railway conductor, was
rc-arrested Friday afternoon on the
charge Of assault with deadly
weapon. Tho complaint was sworn TO
by Claim Agent Hansen Olsen was
placed under $500 bail.
Man and wife Arrcstcd-A man and
woman giving the names Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W H. Mcdonald. were arrested
on Commercial street Friday night by
Sergeant Johnston and Patrolman
Betz. on the charge Of petit larceny.
IL Is alleged they stole some tools. II
f. said that Mcdonald served a sem
tence Of two years In the state prison
for burglary.
Convention Comes IIere-word has
been received here from Atty Cen
eral a. r.. Barnes. that the next con-
Nention Of the National Association OF
Attorneys General will be held In salt
lake city The convention Is now in
session at ST Paul MINI Representa-
tives from all the states I'm the union
will attend the convention and all are
working for uniform legislation.
BrickIaycrs' BaII-The Bricklayers'
Protective association gave It's second
annual bali and entertainment Friday
evening with 400 persons present
The auditorium was attractivclv de-
corated, and musical program was
given in which Noel Hood. Irene Tuck
ert. Prof. shepherd. Willie Stafford.
Edna Stewart and Joseph Poll particle
pated The music was furnished by
the Odeon orchestra for dancing.
Social spirit az College-The junior
class of the Collegiate institute was
entertained by the freshmen at the
college building Friday night The
room was decorated I'm purple and
white the class colors. Delicious re-
freshments were served at $50. Miss
Paden acting as chaperono. President
James Ashton Of the freshman class
made a capital toastmaster, and the
evening proved a most delightful one.
Funeral OF James hohcrt-llM-
The funeral Of James Bobertshaw,
who died wednesday night OF Brights
disease, was held at the Twenty-fourth
ward meotinghouso Friday afternoon.
Bishop william Wood, Jr.. had charge
Of the services. Tho speakers were
Thomas Simon, William Brown and
Robert Morris. all of whom spoke
highly OF the deceased The pail
bearers were Christopher stokes.
Thomas simon. John South and Rob-
ert Morris. The burial was In the city
cemetery
Granite Field DaN-Annual Field
dav OF the Granite high school was
held at Wandamere Friday where be-
tween 200 and 800 students. parents,
teachers and friends Of the school met
and spent a very happy time from II
n. m. until late in the afternoon. Some
very good work was shown I'm the
track events held on the race course.
The luncheon was a particularly In
teresting feature Of the occasion, There
were boating on the lake, baseball be-
tween school mines, dancing. and other
diversions.