Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

annual Mcrtil.s-The Maxwell Iiosl
q. AZ r., will hold Its annual mcetIn;
this evening.
Dental Exnmincrs--The state bour;
of dental examiners viii examin,
candidates next week, in the Mcintyre
building.
Prof. Stewart u ralli-Prof. VIM
NJ Stewart OF the University Of Utah
Will lecture on education before the
Parents class of the Seventh ward at
Sunday mornings session.
Pupils Attend t'nnrrai---..M Zig Cot
tonwood mcctinghouse. the IRVING
school pupils will attend the funeral
sunday forenoon OF Everett Peterson
of Holiday. who was Killed by being
thrown from a horse.
DIR. l.. G. Richards 10 Lccturc--Dr.
Evan G. Richards Will address the
Parents class ~ the Twentieth wari
tomorrow mornlng his subject being.
"Causcs. cure and prevention OF
diseases.-of the mouth"
DIR. Tamn.c to Spcak-l1r Jane.
e. Talmagc viii be the speaker sun
day evening In the Fifteenth ward
chapel, his subject being Pearls OF
the Faith.''A solo VIII be rendered by
Miss Margaret Summerhays.
Moose Sn,okcr-Thc order Of Moose
will give smoker In the club rooms
tonight, ut S.@0 o'clocl, for the mem
bers of the order aud their friends.
The program was not announced as 1t
viii be in the nature of u surprise.
TO Lecture 10 Bnrrls,crs--Joseph
LipEman will address the Barristcrs'
club Of the University of Utah in its
club rooms. G2T Boston building. Mon
day evening. Tho public Is invited to
attend Mr.. LtEpman's subject is ABB
stracts OF Title"
Benefit Hall-A benefit ball will be
given In the conservatory hall Tues
day evening December 6. for tho
benefit of James Haucrbach. who has
been confined to his home ut 157
south Fourth East for the past two
months on account OF serious Illness
Investigates Miners DcatI,-Stato
& Coal Mine Inspector Petit has re-
turned from Mcfarland, where he
investigated the death of John Cam.
balone. The latter attempted to kick
a switch open. but failing. he fell in
front OF moving orc cur. which ran
over and killed him.
Young Art St,ldent-Avard Fair
banks Of Salt Lake, son of j. ". Fair
banks the artist. Is In New York study
Ing art at the Metropolitan museum
of arts 1t is understood that he will
accompany his brother ]. Leo Fair
banks on a. tour throughout Europe
the coming year
Dealt, From shocls-N. H.. Hauser.
n sheePherder from Payson. died at
the st. Marks hospital early this
morning. from an electric shock re-
ceived three days ago near Payson,
when n heavily charged wire fell upon
him. He Is survived by brother al
PaSson. where the body will be ship
ped for burial.
Eagles Choose OlfIccrs-At Friday
evenings annual meeting Of the Order
Or Eagles Deputy Sheriff Axel H. |
steele was chosen president. with Par
ley r. Christensen as vice-presdent.
John a. Ekrlan treasurer. Fl. S. Mo
Cam. secretary and r. A. Eli,
chaplain. a board Of directors Will b,
agreed upon later.
Genoa Illogical I.ccturc-Rae r,
Lamert, n visitor in the city from
Montana. Will give n lecture Oh
'Gcnealoglcal Rescarch,'' next We'd |
nesday afternoon, at 3 O'clock. in
Bishops building, fourth floor, Mr..
5 Lamert lis aS skilled genealogist, hav-
Ing made n study OF the science for
20 years All Interested are cordially
invited to attend
Commissioners Inspect Rond-
Richard Lyman. member of he to
+ highway commission, accompanied by
= the county commissioners and the
members OF tho county rond commits
Y SON. nude trip or inspection to the
i
Il south OF Sandy, yesterday. They repor,.
stttie work as progressing satisfactorily,
Funeral OF, Newman a. Pu-,-rhc
funeral ,of Newman a. Page the well
known Salt Lake mining man who
died 'Thursday afternoon will be held
from tho funeral chapel or O'Donnell
company. undertakers, Sunday after
y noon at 2, o'clock. The services will
be 5underjlthe' direction of tho local
order of IIlks. Interment VIII be In
the Elks plot at the Mt, Olivet cemc-
terry.
/, DIR. Winship to- I.cclurc--For5 the
purpose of delivering two lectures nj
the Salt Lake high school Tuesday
and Wednesday next, DIR. A. L. Win
ship. the famous educator and lecturer
< of; Boston. Is IN the city and Is
registered at the Semloh Dr. WIN.
ship has made seventeen trips TO the
coast and has lecturcd in every state
4 IN the Union. He will also deliver o
lecture at Provo, Monday cvenins
Dec. B..
Proper Tree Neutrality-suspicious..
i PShower. superintendent of parks, has
{ prepared blue prints designating the
proper and improper methods OF trim !
3 ming trees. and these may be seen in |
his office }in@the city'anl county buill.
Ing Mr.. BShower declares that nj this
+ season of the year many trees are
I5 NllISut llTOuSn hiRHOrnnres = OF nrODcl /
s WaysNto trim them He cautions trca
{ owner: against many trmmcrs who
~ about the city contracting to trim
trees merely as an4odd job who know
z nothing Of the worl; and do Il great
deal OF damage to trees,
Methodist Annual Baynar--The wo-
s men of thetITrst Methodist church nre ,
arrtnglnE for the annual bazaar ia
3 be opened next Tuesday. to continue
four d':%s. Six largo booths ana a nun.
s Ter "f smaller ones, loaded with usn.
4 full articles. will be presided oyrr hy
Y the members of the, society. Those in
charge OF the larger booths nrc: Doll |
X booth, Mrs. Ada Mcneil; tho art bootb,
L Mrs. George +. Goodwin; the boby mr.
K ticle booth. Mrs, Riddle: tho fonr,
article booth Mrs Freeman Mornin,,.
h star: the apron booth. Mrs Emil .Josi
4 and the ,mlscellancous bootA Mrs. p,
III III JACOBS Tho general committee in |.
y charge is Mrs. Newell neeman. Ar:
y P: A.. Dix. Mrs, J. r. Bowdlc and Mrs '
Sg w. p. Gaby .
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