Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Ceremony ut T. O. o. f. Hnll-rhe
Sons of Veterans Will publicly install
newly elected officials this evening. In
Odd Fellows hall
Entries for Poultry Show-Entrlcs
for the fancy poultry show continue,
the indications being that II viii easily
prove the most successful In the his
tory OF the association.
Lecture at Unity HaIl-Murray
King will lecture Sunday evening. In
Unity hall before the Civic Forum
on 'sThe Evolution and Achievement
OF Crcatorship." Tho public Is invit-
ed
Samuel Ncwhousc in London-A
cablegram has been received from
Samuel Newhouse by business as
sociates to the effect that he is IN
London and will return to Salt Lake
within so days
"Thc Jewish Conscicncc"-Rabbt
Frcund will speak in the jewish tenn
Conscience" At the Congregation
Montcnore Rabbi Hcvesch is to speak
on Freedom and Ser7itude."
Dramntics nt Unity HaII-The First
Unitarian society gave another pret-
tv dramatic entertainment at Unity
hall. Thursday. under the direction OF
Mrs Frank Larson. 1t was q repetl-
ton of the presentation given a snort
time ago.
Feed Quail in Sanpcte-N- p.
Aagard OF Fountain Green. deputy
fish and game warden for the fourth
district. is in the city today, conferrlng
with Commissioners Chambers. He
saws the quail In Sanpetc valley are
being fed to keep them from starving.
Ribbon Counter Patcnt-A ribbon
1,oldar ,phIrb be used IN retail
stores Is an invention of d Fl. Wood
man. an employe OF Keith-O Brien's-
ono of the merits of the new device
is that there is no damage from
unwinding the ribbon and the con-
tents can be checked without un-
winding.
Hcnty Literary Onicers-The Henty
Literary society chose these olIlcers
Thursday evening" at the semi-annuai
election President, c. S. Gardiner
vice-president, W. II. Williams; score
tarv A. # Davis: treasurer, Il George
Wood: editor OF the Castleman
Gazette. r. George Wood.
Funeral of Mrs. ChaHin-A largo
number of friends and relatives OF the
late Mrs. Sara l. Chanin were
in attendance at the funeral
services held Thursday afternoon
NJ tho phillips Congregational church.
Rev. P. A Simpkin delivered the
euloeizinG address. The floral gifts
were beautiful Intcrment took place
at Mt. Olivet.
Soldiers OH ssThc Wagon'-Twcnty-
three soldiers at Fort Douglas signed
the temperance pledge at Ihursday
nights meeting In the Post chapel
where Mrs. Il. f. Shepherd made an
address on gambling. Sabbath break
ing impurity and intemTerancc- What
the speaker said produced marked
impression Miss Winnifred Smith
sang. and Miss Ruby Lang recited to
the marked enjoyment OF the audience
Death of a Vctcran-Mrs. II. L.
Baker. 1893 south Ninth East. re-
ccivcd message Thursday or the
death OF her father. Duncan Cunning
ham at Wheeling. w Va The deceas-
ed was 72 years old. and leaves
widow and fve children. Two of his
daughters. Mrs. II L. Baker. Salt
Lake. and Mrs. Lula Baker, Nephi. are
Utah residents The body Will be In
TERED at Warrington. w. Va, Sum
day.
Teachers Chilly Experiencc-Two
Grantsville teachers had a rough ex-
pericnce saturday night on the desert
between Beaver and Milford. They
were Miss Anderson and Mr.. Day.
whose homes are at Beaver. When IN
bile stage en- route to take the cars
at Milford, the car broke down. and
the unfortunate occupants were forced
TO walk all night. to keep themselves
from freezing to death. as they had
but little extra covering.
Enthusiastic Editor-George Z.
Swan, who since the recent dry farm
congress at Billings. Mont. has had
charge OF all bulletins issued on the
In a 6oNc
and speaks enthusiastically of the
future of the dry farming interests
in this and neighboring states. When
properly placed before the public, Mr..
Swan thinks the dry farm attractions
will bring thousands of new settlers
into the valleys of Utah. Idaho and
other Rocky Mountain states.
Masons Observe Amiversary-About
200 Masons attended the gathering at
the Masonic temple, Thursday night
In commemoration of the hundredth
anniversary of the birth of Albert
Pile, grand commander of the supreme
council of the thirty-thlrd degree foI
the southern jurisdiction of tho
United States. Rev. Elmer J. Goshen
delivered the grafton. A mixed quartet
furnished the music. S. Il Goodwin
delivered the Invocation. and A. S
Chapman pronounced the bcnedictlon
Pythans Select Oniccrs-Thc re-
gular election OF officers of the Rock.
Mountain lodge No. g, knights o
Pythias, was held Thursday night TIL,
following officers were selected
Chancellor commander, William f
I.oSee; vice chancellor. T. S. Pender
grass, prelatc, James Terry; master
alarms, S w. Halloway. master o
work, w F. Knowlden: keeper of rec
ords and seal. S. n. Randolph: maste
of finance. John Higson; master o
the exchcquer. S. j. Swycrs; inne
guard, F e LoSce, outer guard, W
l.. Ludwig: trustee, ]. E. Nelson