Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

To Address Fnrncrs-Hort!cuitu
Inspector J. Edward Taylor has gone
to Pleasant Grove to address the
farmers there on spraying.
Files on Irrigation Watcr-rhe
Taylor Irrigation company OF Loa has
filed application for 1000 acre feet
OF water from Fremont river for ir-
riguting.
Address to Parcnts--Dr. james T..
Talmage will lecture in the Ninth
ward meeting house sunday morning
to the parents class of the Sunday
school All interested are invited.
Death of Edmund IIowicls-l1dmund
Howick, aged CT, Il West Jordan
farmer. died Thursday night, after a
protractcd Illness from heart trouble.
He leaves a wife and seven children.
Investigating Mine hccidcnt--coal
Mine Inspector j, E. Petit has gone
to Castle Gate to investigate the ac-
cident at Mine OF the Utah Fuel
company by which Steve Sargelis, a
Greek coal miner, lost his life.
Funds for Labor Tcmnlc-The Salt
Lake Labor Temple Building associa-
ton. organized to erect labor tenn
pie in this city, Will rive its first grand
ball on the evening Of Nov. 2, at the
Odcon, to raise funds for its use.
Revival Scryiccs-The revival scrv-
ice held by the Redemptorist fathers
from st. Louis in st. Marks cathedral
viii close next sunday evening. the
Revs. Edward Cantwell and George
Mahoney going to Ogden to resume
their efforts there. :
smith Comes Bncl-J. II. Smith.
for AZ years in the service of the y.
S. weather bureau. ana who was
temporarily transferred from the Salt
Lake Office to W:nnemucca to fill a
vacancy, has returned for service once
more In the Salt Lake bureau.
Dedicate Bingham Chnpcl-The new
Catholic church OF the Holy Rosary
at Bingham will be dedicated Sunday
by Bishop Seaman. assisted by ltevs.
w. X Ryan, Timothy Brennan, and
Walter McCanne. The program for the
elaborate musical service Is given on
the music page of tOday's News. A fea-
ture OF the occasion will be the con-
tirmation Of so children. The party will
return late in the afternoon to partic-
sipate in the final services of the Re-
demptorist fathers in ST. Mary's cathc-
dral. a special train, leaving this city
at 1880 a. M, will carry the dedication
party to Bingham
Boy Scouts-Thc ranks OF the Boy
Scouts have sufficiently increased to
warrant the first regular drill which
was held Friday evening, in the base
ment of the First Congregational
church. There were 10 boys present.
taking part In the exercises with zeal
and interest. Dr1tH. n. Mayo lectur-
ed the boys on first aid to the in
jured, on resuscitation. and how to
pick up and carry wounded on n
stretcher. The beginning of drum
corps for the boys was started. They
have learned wig-wag signals. how to
tie standard knots. and are learning
elementary military tactics.
Fling for Rev. Goslicn-Rev. Elmer
IT. Goshen was presented with a flag
by n delegation of Ogden Elks, last
night. Tho gift was Il memcnto of
last flag day when at the request of
the ogden lodge Rev. Goshen made
n speech on tho Flag before the
Ogden people. The flag was a hand
some silk one. four and one-half by
five feet In size and mounted on a
Y standard bearing u silver plate suit
ably inscribed Tho presentation was
made by j. II. Nnauss. VINO headed
z the delegation. C. o. DeWolf and c..
A. Boyd made brief speeches. Mr..
Z Goshen was taken completely by
surprise. but responded With speech
Ralph z. Hoag furnished tile music.
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Finds In Department Storcs-rhat
the average shopping woman is for
gctflil, or absent minded, or both, is
Very evident after a visit to the Of
i flee of the manager Of local depart
ment stores shoppers lay down their
purses, or parcels while looking at
goods and then. in n flts of mental alb
straction,+ walk Off leaving their pack
ages behind. These are marked with
tho date and name of the clerk finding
L them. turned into he8managcr or as
sistunt manager. and II in 30 days no
owner appears. the finds revert to the
clerks who picked them UP. However,
about so per cent of the losers manage
to return to where they dropped their
packages and Identify them rs theirs
Ono handsome net purse picked up
this morning at Keith-O Rriens con-
tanned nothing but a $40 Confederate
bill ~ ~ s6