Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

America.
Death OF Major Hood-Mrs. Harry
P. Clark has received word from
Emporia. Kans.. of tho death there of
her father Major C. Hood.
Death of Bnrncy HarVcy-Barney
Harvey, an old time Salt Laker, who
removed to Los Angeles some years
ago for his health, died in the Cali
fornia city Saturday.
To Furnish, Idaho Bank-The DIN
woodcy Furniture company OF TINS
city has secured the contract for fin
lures and interior decorations for the
new building of the Twin Falls Bank
& Trust company.
Veterans Plan Social-The veteran
flremen are arranging for an oyster
supper and social on Tuesday eve-
ming, Feb. 20. The annual meeting of
the association will be held on the
evening of the first Wednesday in
March.
>, Y M N. {; E A; NJ FaiE-Ths e. S. SSHi %ili
hold their annual county Fair"
the function this year to be
known as 1.-THE Yvillo County Fair"
the proceeds of which will be devoted
to furnishing the boys section room.
Funny attractions will be features of
the show.
Elaborate Omlccs-Rehnishing the
commodious private Office OF Samuel
Newhouse building was commenced by
Newhuse building WAS commenced by
the cabinet makers. Saturday. Wains-
coating of solid mahogany seven feet
high is being placed around the room,
which Is about 40 by GO feet. There
will be other elaborate decorations.
Discuss Labor Tcmple-The Salt
Lake Labor Temple association met
Sunday morning to discuss the erec-
ton of the proposed building. 1t has
a capital stock of 500. 900 divided into
10000 shares of So each. the Salt Lake
federation OF labor having subscribed
for 1000 shares. with 100000 addl-
tional pledged from the various
unions
Jowans Banquct-The third annual
banquet OF the Iowa state college
alumni was held Saturday evening,
at the University club. with 30 alumni
In attendance. Toasts were responded
to by A. c. Andrews. Mrs. Emma r.
Daft, Paul Tracey and W. B. Cole. A.
II. Parsons was chosen president for
the ensuing year and Mrs. Maxwell
Freeland secretary
Councilman Keller Improving
Creu y, helleTs CITY councilman OF
Manti, who WAS operated on Saturday
at the DR.. w Fl. Groves l. D. S. hos
pital for appendicitis, has rallied from
the operation and is reported to be
in a satisfactory condition and re-
covery now seems certain. He was ac-
conpnnied to this city by Mrs. Keller
and by Drs. George l. Sears and II.
X Clark.
Judge McMaster's Talk-Perents'
class at the Thirty-f1rst ward was ad-
dressed Sunday morning by Judge
Alexander McMaster of the Juvenile
court. He advocated strict enforce
ment of the curfcw law. declaring it
of the utmost importance that the
boys and particularly the girls be at
home early every night He denounced
In UNQUALIFIED terms men who sell
whisky and beer to children or youths.
Students Present PIay-'Tn the
Land of Hearts Desire" was present.
cd Saturday evening by the Order of
the Clean, ono OF the literary clubs
OF the University of Utah, at the
university assembly hall The various
parts were in good hands. and much
histionic ability was shown all
through this playlct. so full of Irish
poetry and superstition. At the con-
ciusion of the play. dance was en-
joyed.
Death of Charlotte McLean-Char-
lotte Jean Mclean. age IA years.
daughter of Gilbert A. and Mary
Speirs Mclean, I29 east Sixth South
street. died Sunday morning OF
peritonitis. having been i'll a month
She was born in Salt Lake City May
~, 1895, and was granddaughter of
The late Bishop Adam Speirs. The
funeral will be held at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at the old
Spiers home. 72s east Fifth South
s. Y. NJ. C. A. Musical ScrvIcc-A fine
musical service Yves given Sunday aft
ernoon, at the Y NJ. c. A. under the
direction OF Mrs. w. A. Wetzell. The
participants In the program were Miss
Roumania Hyde. violin: Mrs. Pearl A
Jones. Miss Call Mills. Raymond
brown. Mrs. Charles DAILY, Mrs, NIels
Sorenson, Mrs- Harry BIntz. Miss
Rowena Korns. Miss Leola Schrack.
and Miss Elizabeth Robinson, voca-
lists: Mrs. r, A. Armstrong and Mrs.
D. u Stohauer accompanies
Frances Willard McmorIaI-Weu
attended services In memory of the
late Frances E. willard, president of
the w. c. T. u. were held Sunday
evening. In the Tiff Methodist church.
contemporaneous with similar services
held elsewhere In tho United States.
Miss Willard died Feb. II, 1898 and
these memorial services are held an
nuaIiy on the SUNDAY preceding that
Feoruary date. Rev. D. w. Crane. the
pastor, preached the sermon, which
was largely biographical. There was
also musical program
Expect Chemists Report Soon-It
is expected that within a day or two
Herman Harms, state chemist Will
complete The analysis of the stomach
sAss Hazel Astell of Sandy, who
ma onder peculiar circumstances n
iew days ago. 1t is believed the young
woman died from the effects OF poison
and after Sheriff Sharp and his depu-
t.es began an investigation the
stomach OF the young woman was re-
moved and given to the state chem,st
lot ANALYSIS AS soon as the work is
completed fun report Will be made
to County Attorney Lyon.
wanted His Money First-George
Speisel. an automobile mecbanicIan
was arrested Saturday night on tho
charge of taking a cylinder from n
machine owned by Frank Knox of tho
Nauonal Bank of Republic. According
10 the police and also the story related
by Speigel, the latter did some renairs
on the machine and when he took n
10 the garage he demanded payment
or $40. When told the bill could NOT
DC paid unless endorsed by Mr.. Knox
IL IL alleged that Spcigc1 removed tho
cylinder and took It away. He ia hoine
held pending an investigation.
FuDcrnl OF j. S. WoIcott-The fun
eral of Jacob S. Wofcott at one time
commander of the Mexican post. G,
A. r.. was held Sunday afternoon AZ