Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Besi.ia Sunday. Jan. %
PauI Knolan Fathcr-Word rcachc
this city from Portland that Mrs. Pau
Knolan. formerly Miss Lille Pitt OF thi
city. is the mother Of son.
Bible Glass for Mcn-A men,
Bible class has been started at ST
Marks cathedral meeting every Mon
day evening with the Dean as leader.
Dinner to Bishop Spnldins-A din
ncr and reception VIII be rendered
Bishop SpaldIng by the E.plScopa
churchmen OF this city about the 18th
inst.
Tcasdel Ia BuIId-Architccts Ware
and Treganza have completed plans
for a $4,000 residence on Eleventh
East street near Third South street for
A.. d. Teasdcl
Samples From OGdcn-The pure
food commissioner gathered up quite
collection of food samples at Ogden
which he and his assistant are ex-
amining today
Biz AIlII Startcd-The footings for
the $4,000 two story building OF
reinforced concrete for the Sierra
Nevada Mil company ore being put In.
The walls are TO be built to hold two
additional stories
Friday Service Chanecd-The Fri
In st Marks cathedral has been
changed TO wednesday evening. TO ac-
commodate the choir and guilds of the
church that wish to meet on Friday
evenings.
Committed 10 Reform Sschool-Le-
roy Burt and Ruby Eastman, each
is years old were committed TO the
state Industrial school Friday after
noon by Judge Alexander McMastor.
4. hpf oh lnCnr-
Eligibility.
OIcomargnrinc Famruc-On account
of the extreme cold in Wyoming. and
consequent difficulty of train opera
tlon. II is claimed by local oleomar-
garinc dealers that they can not get
enough from the eastern packing
houses to supply their customers
Jas. Ic. Clinton May Rcsisn-Jemes
T. Clinton. chairman of the board OF
county commissioner, Will prob
ably resign in the near future on ac-
count of his health. Since an attack
OF paralysis recently. Mr. Clinton has
been falling fast
Fire Underwriters TO Dine-The To-
cal board of fire underwriters will
hold It's annual meeting this evening,
at the Commercial club The board In
cludes representatives of all but three
of the local fire insurance agencies.
The meeting VIII be followed by a
spread.
Elder ID. o. Mckay TO TaIL-Elder
D. o. Mckay will be the speaker In
the Nineteenth ward chapel Sunday
evening the service beginning at s: 80.
His subject is Parent and Child"
The chapel is in Fourth North between
Center street and First West The
public Is invited.
Back to Home Comforts-Among the
salt Lake people who passed through
such thrilling experiences in the flood
district on the salt Lake Route near
Caliente, are DR. Fred Stauifer. Mr
and Mrs. Earl Sutton and Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel H. Leaver, who arrived
safely home Friday.
Civlcc Forum Subjcct-The Civic
Forum address Sunday night at Unity
hall. 13S south Second East, VIII be
given by Murray King on "The Evolu-
tion and Achievement 0f Creatorship."
The meeting begins at 1870. Open dis
cusson from tho floor follows the adj
dress The public is cordially invited.
More Poles go Down-A gang of
men began work this morning taking
down the poles from the center OF
the street on State street between
South Temple and First South streets
This work VIII be continued through
to Fourth South street. which will
give a clear roadway from South
Temple to Ninth South streets.
Missionary Fnrewcll-EIder William
d White. Jr., was given n farewell
reception in the Thirty-third ward
westinghouse. Friday evening Among
those who participated in the pro-
gram were A e Brady. Annie Kirk
man. Gertrude Pearson. Charlotte
Stewart. Prof Elihu Call. C. C. Berry
AIyre Bates. Waltemar Call, John Post
Joseph Poll and the Thirty-third
ward quartet
VI. and NJ Temporary Quarters
Dan Collett, secretary OF the Manu-
facturcrs' association. has changed his
habitat from the chamber of commerce
building on Third South to IL east
South Temple street This Is but a
temporary place OF abode for Mr.,
Collet and his adjuncts as he is but
awaiting the completion OF the fine
new quarters of the association on
the ground floor of the Vermont
building.
Wedding was Delayed-Gcorge L.
Swan. promoter of the dry farming
congress. was TO have been married
in Salt Lake Wednesday. but his
bride-to-be, Miss Lena Fisher Laugh
ney OF Prescott Arizona was unavoid-
ably delayed in the tie-up on the Salt
Lake Route. and did not reach here
until iate ThurSday night, when the
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Short and the couple left Immediately
for Spokane.
Officers of Plow Company-At a
recent meeting of the officers of tho
Danielson Plow company, the follow
Ing officers were elected for tho en-
suing year: A w. Wins. president; w
G. Danieson. yice-president; tho
other directors being George A. Smith
s. o. Bennlon. George c. Ricby. o
p. Miller and Jesse Knight Samue
Peterson was chosen general manager
and T. E. fowler. secretary ard treas.
urer, not NJ. F Cowley. as previousl,
stated,
Sons and Daughters of Wales
The Sons and Daughters of Wales vii
meet in Federation hall Monday eve
ming ., 8 o'clock. For the occasion
a splendid program has been pre-
pared those taking part being. VIII
Phillips. EStner Davis. Mrs Alice w
Fossand. August Jones' Sammy VII
lame. Evan Arthur. Elias Conway
Ashton, with Mrs. c. w. Stewart ac
compnnlst No admission Is charge,
and the public is invited to attend
Refreshments Will be served.
Jinarajndasa TO be Heard-C
Jinarajadasa. who is TO occupy tn
Unitarian pulpit Sunday morning