Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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r. has opened an employment agency
70 find work for veterans. in the Of
dec OF William Crome, Latimer block
Kelsey Awarded Contract-L. c.
Kelsey has returned from Idaho Falls
where he has been awarded the con-
tract for constructing the towns new
lighting plant.
Branch Telegraph Ohlcc-The
Western Union Telegraph company has
opened branch Office In the waiting
room of the new Oregon Short Line
passenger station.
Congo Missionary TO Lecture
Thomas Moody. for yeaTs missionary
in the Congo country. VIII lecture
wednesday night in the Baptist
church on tho LaymcTs missionary
movement.
Attending Annual Bnll-A large
number of Salt Lake peoplc will go
up to Logan to attend the annual
military ball of the Agricultural col
lege TO be given tonight, the list In
Guiding Gov Spry and staff and many
others.
Examinations Nearly Complete
DIR BrimhalI of the bureau of animal
Industry will have his examination OF
the cattle In Salt Lake, Davis and
Utah counties completed by the mid
die of the month, when he will ex-
anime the cattle in the northern coun-
ties of the state.
Heavy Snowfall-Thc Reclamation
service reports that four feet of snow
fell on the Utah Lake watershed at
Soldier Summit during the last snow
storm. II this Is a fair Index of the
fall elsewhere in the range. consid-
erable may be expected next month in
the line of spring freshets.
Death of NeiIs Gudmundson-Neils
P Gudmundson. age IS, died Sunday
morning of influenza at his home, Els
cast Thirteenth South street. The fun
eral will be private. and held at the
residence. The deceased is survived by
the following named children: Mrs.
Johanna Jensen. Mrs. Minnie john
son. Neils w Gudmundson and A. P.
Gudmundson The burial will be in the
city cemetery.
VIII Close Early-In a communica-
ton to the editor OF The News over
the signature OF the Siegel Clothing
company that firm says; We have
noted with considerable satisfaction
your agitation for the early closing of
the mercantile institutions of this city
The same has our most hearty ap-
proval We VIII, commencing March
S. 1910, close our store at p. m.
Saturday evenings.
Funeral of Mrs. j. w. Sharp-The
funeral Of Mrs John w Sharp. age
50 years. was held Sunday afternoon
in Union ward Westinghouse. Bishop
Bergen presided. and spoke in high
terms of the noble character and
splendid life work OF this pioneer. The
ward counselors also delivered short
addresses. Music was furnished by the
Union ward choir. Burial was In
South Cottonwood cemetery.
Womcn's Auxiliary Formcdb-The
Women's Auxiliary of the United Com
mercial Travellers was organized In the
Macintosh block Saturday afternoon.
and will hold its first regular meeting
OH the second Wednesday in March.
Mrs Charles G.. Sloan was elected
president: Mrs ], Israel. first vice.
president; Mrs. j. Saxman. second
vice-president: Mrs. G. T. OFT. secre-
tary and treasurer. and Mrs. A. L.
Steele. recording secretary.
Portrait Attracts Attention-John
Hnfen. the Utah artist. whose home
is at SprIngville. has recently won con-
siderable fame by the success of a
portrait he recently finished of Gen.
eral George F, McGinnis OF Indiana
polls. Ind. The work has attracted
much attention in the capital city OF
Indiana. and Governor Marshall has
expressed desire that It be hung in
the halls of the LOYAL Legion. because
OF the valiant services of the general,
and the merit Of the painting
Talks on Personal Hygicnc-Dr. E
S. Wright addressed the Y. NJ c. A.
Sunday afternoon on personal Hy-
giene," emphasizing internal as we'll as
external cleanliness; also bringing out
the fact that the use of alcoholic
drinks by the young means shortened
life. The mission of the physician Is to
include the teaching of right living and
care of the body. as we'll as alleviat-
Ing suffering. he said. There was an
an interesting musical program from
John Arid and j. II. Summers
Funeral of EloIsc Droubay-The
funeral of Eloise Droubey, Is years
old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs P. A.
Droubay. was held az the Tooele ward
Westinghouse Sunday afternoon. Her
death occurred in Los Angeles last
week. The speakers were Bishop
James Maxwell and John James OF
salt Lake and Bishop Orme OF Tooele
Music was furnished by the Tooele
choir and quartet from Salt Lake,
-eirlh t'caSieS. NlCtoI tnTlSlOPnerSOn,
Willard Sauircs and Thomas Asworth
The burial was In the family plot at
Toocle.
Death OF Mrs. j. n. Hansen-Mrs.
J. y. Hansen, of 1857 south Eighth
East died at midnight Saturday night
OF pneumonia. The funeral will be
held Tuesday at o'clock at the
Thirty-frst ward Westinghouse Mrs.
Hansen was born at Pyidcn. Victoria.
Australia, June "a, 1870. She and her
husband were very hospitable to the
Mormon missionaries in their neigh
borhood in Australia, and became so
much Interested in the work that thew
Followed some OF the missionaries TO
Utah last March without Joining the
church The deceased is survived by
the husband and two little children.
Funeral of Wm. Nelson Jr.-There
was large attendance Sunday after
noon. at the funeral of William Mel
SON Jr.. veteran OF the Utah bat
teries, from the residence Of his par.
ents. 121 south First West street The
service was conducted by Rector Per.
klns OF st. Pauls Episcopal church
The Dallbearcrs We're Frank L. Hart
c. n. Hirsch, Chris Pcnmartz, NJ IT
Daniels, w II. Perkins and Joseul
Jepperson. men who had been friend,
OF the deceased for many wears Tn,
Salt Lake Typographical union wa,
well represented The floral tribute.
were profusc. The interment was Al
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lions Savings Bani. q Trust 70