Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08

Typhoid Claims Minei-John Inch.
aged So, a Eureka miner. died ut st
Marks hospital Friday night. from
typhoid fever, after several weeks Ill
ness. He leaves n widow.
Typhoid at Grantsvillc.-It was re-
ported to the state board of health
this noon, that typhoid was epidemic
at Grantsville. The trouble Is ascrib-
ed to the drinking water.
Democratic Women NIcct-The
Democratic Moments Club will hold
meeting at state headquarters at
$3.50 Monday afternoon. All women
who believe In prohibition are invlt-l
ed to attend
Death of idaho NIan-John Lcyman
of Rexburg, Ida, nged SO, died ut
tho DR.. Groves L. D. IS. hospital
Friday night. from n complication
body for burial,
Warden Pratt Returns Home
Warden and Mrs. Arthur Pratt re-
turned from Washington Friday, sud-
denly called home by the sad and un-
expected death of their son, Arthur
Pratt. Jr. The funeral arrangements
are being made.
Credit Mems Bunq,lct--rnvitntions
VI Z,
the Commercial club next Monday at
u. M. in honor OF Charles Z. Meek,
secretary and treasurer of the Ma
tional association of Credit Men, and
the distinguished members OF his;
party.
Car-Rcpuircr Killcd-A Southern
7 Pacific car repairer named lIias fell
between two ears Friday. at Sparks.
New, as he was assisting in making
up q train. and was run over. One of
: his legs was so badly crushed that he
q died ut noon, from shock and loss of
blood. IL
Free Employment Agcncy-The en-.
Dloyment agency being conducted by
the First Congregational church is
meeting with success. Joseph Me-
Laughlin who is superintendent of tho
agency. has found Jobs already for
many men, and over 100 names are on
the list as seeking work.
At e.. NJ. @. A. Gym-Tho cduca-
tlonal department OF the Y. M. CD.
opens its various branches on the 18th
inst. the gymnasium classes opening
this week. A special mat Is being ar
ranged for wrestling. and the boys
rooms are being refitted with view
to better entertainment. Ia
Question of PrlvilcGe-The extern
sion by the Salt Lake food and dairy
inspector OF his inspections to cover
various parts OF the state has stirred
up the corresponding state officials
2eral Is being asked to decide whether
city officials are thusrpriylleged.
Talk for Young Men-Rector c. e.
Perkins Of st. Paul's Episcopal church
Is to speak to men at tho Y. NJ. c, A.
4 Sunday at p. m, on Onward and
T Upward, /" or a consideration OF the
moral development in the Old Testa-
ment Scripture illuminating In the
New. There Is to be n musical pro-
gram. and oil men arc welcome.
Congregation will Celebrnte-The
Congregation Montefiore will cele-
hrnte the dedication Of the "Tornh
Scroll" Sunday ut; 3 p. m. This scroll
is the Old Testament Jewish Scriptures
presented to the Congregation by J..
Z Ruthbard. Following the service, the
ladies' of the Congregation will serve
REFRESHMENTS In the synagogue parlors.
i Slowly ConvalcscinE-James b.
Wallis. manager OF the Preston, Idaho,
News, who is in the Judge Mercy
hospital since his serious operation six
weeks ago, Is slowly convalescing,
and DIR. Pinkerton thinks 1t Is pos
sible he Will be there two or three
weeks longer, Abscess OF the liver, lle
to perforated appendix, has boon his
chief trouble.
Atonement lIlislc-Atonemcn music
will be sung In service next Wednes-
day and Thursday at the Jewish
synogogue. This is the ancient Hebrew
music, some OF 1t dating back to the
time Of Noses. Solos will be sung by
Mrs. Hammer Miss DwSer. Mr.. Sid
{doway and Mr. Kent Miss Peal
i Rothschild will officiate at the organ
and Rabbi Charles j. Freund will con-
z duct the services. II
Pastor Entertaincd-A we'll at
tended reception was given Rev. Carl
II. Veazie Friday evening, at the re-
sidence of A. H. Bardwell, 40 Eighth
East street, by the congregation of
the Phillips Congregational church
where Mr.. VeaZic has served rs pastor
since last June. He leaves shortly for
Pend Oreille valley, Ida, where he Is
4 to locate. There was a pleasant pro-
gram with music and refreshments.
Mingling OF Nllllnrd Peoplc-over
100 Willard county people enjoyed
dinner together, Friday at the Cullen
i hotel. with music and speeches which
kept things going until midnight
Prest. Francis NJ. Lyman and promi-
nent officials OF the Church were
present. The greetings We're delivered
by NJ. J. Greenwood, who also intro
duced the toastmaster OF the evening
W. u. sRydalch. Toasts were Responded
to by II. r. Lyman, j, Axel Melville
Major Sam a. King. ~ G. SCallistcr. j
"A. Melville. II. j. Fitzgerald and Prest
4 Francis NJ. Lyman.
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