Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Judge King VIII Spcak-JudEe w
H King Will speak Sunday evening III
the First Methodist church on ''Ihe
Observance of Washingtons Birthday
Parents Class Lccture-I- e. Wiley
Will address the Parents class OF Can
non ward Sunday school tomorrow
morning on Lessons from the Life OF
George Washington"
Food Commissioner in LoSan-Food
Commissioner Hansen Is In Logan look
ing after local conditions. and his dep
uty, II. C. Smith. has boon In Provo
making life interesting there for the
grocery trade.
Eagles Cclcbratc-There was q large
attendance ut Friday evenings session
OF the Eagles, who INDUCED In dancing.
card playing and other social festivi-
ties, each lady receiving a souvenir
box OF candy.
Farmers Wnrd-The Farmers ward
Sunday school will give their annual
Washmgtons birthday dance in the
new amusement hoil, corner OF state
and Eleventh South streets. Tuesday
evening, Feb. ~.
Nauvoo Legion Rcminisccnccs-At
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Legion association. William Newell,
one of the original members of the Le-
gion. related number of thrilling In
cidcnts in his experience.
Cut by Burstcd Bottlc-Pat Hansen
an cInploye OF the penhaltcr Bottling
company. was badly cut about the face
Friday afternoon by bursting bottle
that he was filing. -Four stitches were
pcros4arx- n close fi.a wOnnd
Jnryis' Tongue Too BUSY. y. Jar
Wis. deputy street supervisor of the
Second precinct, was discharged Fri
day by Jake T. Raleigh. street super
visor. because it is stated that Jarvis
had been talking too much. Jarvis
has Joined Councilman Wood in the
fight against Raleigh and has threat
cncd to get his scalp"
Judge Nelson to Lccturc-JIdse q.
NJ. Nelson Will deliver lecture on the
additional testimony given by Oliver
Cowdery to the divinity OF the Book of
Mrmon during an argument before 4
court and jury, tomorrow night, Sun
day, Goth, In the Twenty-fourth ward
meetinghousc. at 6:30 o'clock.
Difference of Opinion-A. Friday
afternoon meeting of the sheepmen
with the state board there was a DIFF
ference of opinion as to the more IA
voraole time for dipping. Central Utah
men favored the spring, the northern
state men preferred summer. while the
southern men wanted 1t done in the
fall. The conference is continuing to-
day
Y. NJ. c. 4. County Fair-rrhe sec
ond annual fair" OF the boys section
of the Y. M c. a will be held on the
afternoon OF Feb. %, with that display
of youthful versatility characteristic Of
such exhibitions There is to be a Punch
and Judy show. with music and other
features dear TO the youthful heart
The affair promises TO be decidedly in
tercsting.
Judge King TO Spcak-At the First
Methodist church tomorrow evening
at T:i6 Judge William II. King Will be
the principal speaker delivering an
address on the subject, George Wash
ington. the Virginia Gentleman" In
addition to this feature OF the service.
the regular musical numbers by SOLO
lists, choir and orchestra Will be given.
A cordial invitation to the public Is ex-
tep'ed to attend.
Historic Coal Hod-Spencer Clawson
WAS exhibiting venerable and some
morning. with pathetic interest. When
asked what there could be about that
battered old wreck to excite sentiment,
he replied that 1t once belonged to
Brigham Young: was used by him in
his earlier experiences in this valley.
Mr.. Clawson thinks OF presenting the
relic TO the Utah Historical society.
Adolph Richter Uomc-After hav-
Ing Travelled several thousand miles
through the United States, Mexico and
Central America. Adolph Richter, one
of the principal real estate men of
this city accompanied by Mrs Richter,
returned Friday. He found Salt Lake
well spoken OF wherever he travelled.
and comes back much inNgorated and
In fine fettle for participating in the
lively campaign IN real estate sched-
uled for the opening of spring
$50 Day for Fccd-"At present
prices for hay and grain. my stock is
costing me about $50 day for feed"
said Willard S. Hansen of Fielding,
Boxelder county. who represented that
part OF Utah in the last legislature.
Il feed and house everything. At
present l have about LOO head OF
sheep. 35 head OF horses and some cat
Tie, We have had severe winter and
at present there Is a covering of
about 10 inches of snow on the fiat"
Political Refugee to Lccturc-L
Gutierrez de Lara. Mexican political
refugee, will lecture on "Barbarous
Mexico" at Unity hall Sunday nm,
De Lara, though exilcd. accompanied
John Kenneth Turner In his inycstI-
Entions OF conditions In Mexico. for
the American magazine. De Lara. was
formerly national organizer for the
socialist party and Will lecture under
IT'S auspices The admission is free
ana all questions will DO answered.
Coal Famine at Plain City-Thc IT.
tie town of Plain City, Weber county.
had an experience this winter during
the coal famine that It will not care
10 repeat again. From now on IL Will
at least mako a strenuous effort to
get In winter coal supply carly In the
season. From November to FEBRUARY
between three and four long months
u was not able to secure a single car
load of coal. All the coal the citizens
were able to obtain was what thcv
could buy in sacks or haul homo IN
wagons The town had strenuous
lime. facing a situation full OF imml-
nent distress. but 1t managed To mil
tnrough, escaping 80 far any real sur
fering. SUI