Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-03

To Repeat EntcrtainmcDt-Thed dra-
matte entertainment recently given by
the Unitarian society will be repeated
in Unity hall next Thursday evening
Alxcr RcsIgns-Leslie j. Aker, at
torney for the Telluride Power COM
pany, has resigned to go into private
practise. with offices In the Boston
block.
Cantatn Rcpcafcd-The cantata OF
"1'he Nativity given first Dec. 26, in
the First Methodist church. was re-
peatcd yesterday morning. before a
large audience.
With Military Honors-The body OF
Edward Michncls formerly of the
Seventh United States infantry. was
buried with military honors Sunday
afternoon. by the G. A. r., at MI.
Olivet,
Club Announces Dancc-The social
committee of the University club an
nounces the second OF the subscription
dances to take place at tho club rooms
on the evening OF Jan. 6. at $3.50
o'clock.
Woolgrowcrs to Meet-The Utah
Woolgrowcrs association Will meet In
annual convention next Monday. Jan.
10. in the Judge building. a special
topic for discussion Will be the re-
cent DISCRIMINATING dCtlOIl VI ANtNho9
against Utah sheep.
John Mcqueen Dcad-John Nc
Queen died at Fort Covington. ~ Y,
age So. on Jan. 1. He was q brother
OF Ex-SherifT William Mcqueen,
deceased, OF Salt Lake county, and
father of D. w. Mcqueen of this city
Install Officers Tucsday-The Spanish
war veterans will install new officers
MI fnIInuc- II
Granger. commander; c. G, Forslund.
senior vice commander, J. II Ball,
junior vice commander; Elmer john
son, chaplain; Robert Reid. officer of
the day; ]. H. Gallagher. officer OF
the guard; Ned Price, Elmer Johnson
and A. n. Jarvis. trustees.
Funeral of Mary j. Martin-Thc fun
eral OF Mrs. Mary J. Martin, mother
OF Mrs. e. 3. Critchlow. was held
Sunday afternoon. from the family
residence, with interment at Mt Olivct.
Rev DR. w NJ. Paden officiatcd. The
pallbcarcrs were DR.. T. S Bascom, w.
]. Barrett. Fred Earl and E, b.
Critchlow.
Christmas for Greeks-Next Satur-
day will be 81 Dig day for the Greeks
of Utah, Nevada and Idaho. when it
is anticipated that between 1000 and
5000 Will come together In Salt Lake
In celebration of their Christmas Rev.
Limberopoulos Will hold services in the
Greek church on west Fourth South
from Q 10 II o'clock next Sunday.
Mary Auor Robbed-Mrs. Mary
Auer reported TO the police Sunday
that some one had entered her home
at sol south Eighth East street and
had stolen $40. The thief undoubted-
~ knew where the money had been
secreted and the police claim TO have
n clue that will lead to the arrest of
rhe culprit.
Midwlntcr Campmeeting-The Sal
vation army will begin next Sunday
n midwlnter campmeeting to con-
tInue for 10 nights, with pastors of
the local churches to speak. These
meetings arc preparatory TO the coming
OF Brigadier Gen. Stllwell of Chicago.
Jan. Is, who has been engaged in slum
and rescue work for the last 25 years.
Mrs. Stillwell is to speak in the city
churches as we'll as in Salvation army
headquarters.
Funeral of Charles NJ. Plant-A
large concourse of friends and rela-
tiveS attended the funeral services in
the Seventeenth ward chapel of
Charles NJ. Plant, who died Wednesday
day of old age. Joseph Il. Taylor.
Nephi L. Morris. John Henry Smith
and Bishop William Wood were the
speakers. The pallbearers were p T.
Hanson. Charles Wright Ned Buck,
Charles Buck, C. H. Brown and James
Frame, Intcrment took place in the
city cemetery.
on for Dcnvcr-Today Utah county
Is sending a large delegation OF en-
thusiastlc fruit growers to the Denver
conven on OF fruit growers, Salt Lake
and the northern part Of the state
will also send big delegation to
boost for Utah. They will go loaded
down with literature and samples OF
fruit. Over a ton of booklets. cir
culars. etc, will be used in flooding
Denver with descriptions of the beau
ties of the climate and the unsurpass-
cd attractions of the Utah valleys for
fruit growing.
Passing of Mrs. Parton-Mrs.
Margaret Parton, 1132 cast Fourth
South street, died Sunday of general
debility. She was the wife of Francis
j Parton. night watchman OF the
Freed Furniture company. The
deceased was born In England
Jan. 81, 1S43, but resided in Salt Lake
for over 30 years. The husband. two
sons and three daughters survive her
Funeral services will be held at the
family residence at . o'clock Wedncs-
day. Friends are invited to attend. In
terment at city cemetery.
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