Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Moro Aid for Strikcrs-The Steam
Filters union has given $40 to tho
striking chocolate dippers of the Nc
Donald candy factory.
Book Fair Drawing Wcll-The bool
fair conducted by the Utah Federation
OF Womcn's clubs In upper Main street
continues TO be largely patronized.
Rabbi Hcvcsch's Toplc-Rabb
Hcvesch of the Congregational Monte
fore will speak this evening on 1.-The
Kingdom of God upon Earth"
Iowa Alumni 10 DInc-The Iowa
State College Alumni association OF
this city is to meet saturday eve-
ming at the Y. M. C. A, to arrange
for the annual banquet.
Song Scrvice-Prof. Kent and pupils
Will render q song service at the
Emerson ward meethinghouse next
Sunday afternoon commencing at
o'clock. A general invitation is
extended to ALL
Miner Hurt at Blngbam-James
Riley. aged SO. was injured Thursday
at Bingham by a fall of earth on tho
Boston Con. property which he failed
to avoid. Riley was brought to st.
Marks hospital. where he Will re-
main for 10 days.
Funeral OF Phil Ncdcr-The fun
eral of Phil Neder. the old G. A. r.
veteran. was held THURSDAY afternoon
from HalFs chapel on State street,
under the auspices of the G. A. r.,
and was largely attended The inter-
ment was at Mt Olivet-
New Lodge for Garlicld-Grand
Chancellor W. P. Cooper of the
Knights of Pythias. assisted by other
grand lodge officers and degree teams,
will institute new lodge at Gar
field this evening A special train viii
leave the Union passenger station at
Z p. m. returning after the ceremony.
Ministers to Aid VoIunteers-Thc
ministers of local city churches pro-
pose taking hand In the movement
to save the Commercial street mission
of the Volunteers which, IL was fear
ed. would have to be given up for
lack of means for continuance. w. E.
Ebcrhardt spoke there Thursday eve
ming on 1.-THE Pursuit of Happiness"
Bond Election In Carbon-Tho
town OF Price, Carbon county. will
have special election Feb. 18th. the
proposition being 10 bond for $4,000
for an electric light system w, w.
FRYE, county attorney, was in Salt
Lake, Thursday. and says the people
arc 90 favorable towards bonding
that he is sanguine the proposition
will carry with little opposition.
Norwegian Monthly Journal-Josef
Straaberg and Chr. Johannessen
are editors of Warden" a Norwegian
monthly journal which has made Its
initial appearance. published at As
cast South Temple street The journal
has as its main article in this issue
sketch OF the life OF Knute Nelson,
United States senator. 1t takes up
matters OF national Importance. be-
sides treating on the drama, music and
poetry.
Funeral of Lydia Maxwcll-The
funeral OF Mrs. LYDIA Langenbucher
Maxwell. wife of James H. Maxwell.
was held Thursday afternoon at
. O'Clock at the sixteenth ward meet
inghouse. Bishop Edwin Parry was in
charge The speakers offered words of
consolation to the breavcd relatives.
all speaking highly of the splendid
character of the departed Music was
furnished by the ward choir. Inter-
nent was In city cemetery.
Mcbride Drops out Of Sight-Mrs.
Elizabeth Thayne, of chihuahua.
Mexico, has asked Postmaster Thomas
TO assist her In locating her brother
who some time ago was working In
1853 Welton street, Denver. has lost
track Of her husband. who has been
missing since Dec. TO- Tom Nc
Bride would confer a favor by writing
A letter to his nephew, George W.
Hancock. box AT Chattanooga. Tenn.
Throat Trouble in Sanpcte-Dr
John Sundwall returned Thursday eve
ming from Sanpete county where he
found 100 women suffering from a
lirar 90 tha
monty known as goitre The difficulty
is attributed to the water supply
from the neighboring mountains
whose peculiar chemical properties
thus manifest themselves The doctor
brought back samples of the water
which will be anelyzed.
Irrigation Congrcss-Governor Will
liam Spry received a letter Thursday
from r. II. Faxon. secretary of the
National Irrigation congress, request
ing him to appoint Is delegates to rep
resent Utah at the eighteenth annual
convention OF the congress at Pueblo.
Colorado on Sept. 26th to 30th in
elusive. The secretary desires the dele
gates TO be appointed now as he
wishes to take up some important mat
ters with them before the convention
convenes.
Meeting on "Cheap Living''-The
cltizens making up the general com
mittecs on cheap living Will meet
next Tuesday evening, when 1t Is
thought that some definite plans Will
be adopted looking to the accomplish
mont OF some OF the proposed re-
forms in the way OF reducing the
prices on the common necessnries of
lie f. ], Daughters. one of the most
active members in tho movement. is
absent from the city for a few days
but is expected back soon. when the
good work viii receive an additional
impetus.
Old Folks Observation-Disclosures
was presented at the Granite stake
amusement hall Thursday afternoon
IL being a free entertainment for tho
old folks. past 30 years, and orphans
OF the stake, Tho house was crowded
many friends OF the stake attending
The play was well presented by the
stake Amusement Dramatic company.
made up of the following people: Mrs
L. ID. Savage. Miss Lillian Price, Miss
Merie Savage; A W. GALLAGHER, Les
ter Gab5ot. Shirley Windcr. f. Lang
ton. Lester Jones and Milton Love
That the little play was Immensely
appreciated by the large audience
was shown by the frequent and pro-
lonsed applause