Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs. Robinson Convalcsccnt-Mrs
Harry Robinson is convalcscent from
an operation at the l.. ID. S. hospital.
Rabbi Hevesch's Subjcct-Rabb
Hevesch OF the Congregation Monte
fore will preach this evening on "At
the Crossing mt the Roads
Mrs. VI, T.. Tcnncy Dcad-Word
reaches this city OF the death on tho
18th inst. at warsonville, Cal. OF Mrs.
M. E. Tenncy. formerly resident OF
Salt Lake City.
Two installations This Evening
The Daughters OF Veterans VIII instali
officers this evening. The new G. A. r..
organization. the o. o. Howard post,
Will also install new officers.
Successful Opcration-Mrs. III. A.
Reeve is recovering from an opera
tion at the Groves l.. d. s. hospital,
which was performed by Drs. Allen
and Middleton successfully.
Lecture to Bank Clcrks-In his
lecture Thursday evening, before the
bank clerks. Attorney Ashton spoke
particularly on the passing of titles In
sales and the bankruptcy laws.
;
Pearson & Co.. OF Spokane writes the
chamber OF commerce for informa-
ton about sand Pete stone. Secre-
tary Perkes has turned over the let
Ter to Nelson Bros of Ephraim.
Seeking Information-Thc census
supervisor Is specially anxious for
exact. and reliable information as to
property valuations. numbers of cat
tie and sheep, and saws all such in
formation is confidential and Will not
be divulged.
Death of II. ID. Wintcrs-Riley ID.
Winters. formerly an attorney In salt
Lake. senior member OF the law firm
OF Winters G. Kinney. died a few days
ago In Lakeport. Cal. where he has
resided four years, age 40 years. He is
survived by Mrs. Winters and two
young daughters.
Plenty of Work, Says Skliris-Leo
SklIris has returned from an eastern
trip. and says that laborers are much
better OFF in this section of the coun-
". than back cast Work Is provided
here for the thousands of southern
European laborers. and when spring
opens. there viii be room for 1000
more,
Horse Takes The Bit-A morse.
driven by Nike Connor superintendent
of the Kennedy Construction company,
ran away Thursday afternoon on west
Second South street. and plunged into
sewer manlcle Connor took head
er into the roadway, and the horse as
sumed the perpendicular down the
hole. The animal was pulled out un-
injured, and the driver was unhurt.
Lecture Series Closcs-C. Jlnara-
jadasa last evening at the Theosophical
club rooms In the Commercial club
building delivered the last OF his series
OF lectures In this city. This was for
members only. the subject being "Psy-
ohIsm and Spirit Development" From
here he goes west. his marked out tour
being so extensive he is not expected
20 be able to visit Salt Lake again for
three years.
To Discuss School Work-Supt. D.
II. Christensen OF the city schools Will
d4cuss the subject "Is the Public
School Curriculum Adequate to the
Educational and Social Demands OF To-
day?" Sunday night in the civic forum
al Unity hall, 13S Second East street,
the meeting beginning at 7:30. OPP
portunity Will be given for discussion
from the floor Mr.. Christensen will
answer any questions that may be
asked.
Argument over Priority-Local 1O3,
International Association of Steam
Hot Water, and Power Pipe Filters
and Helpers OF America. and Local No
10 United Association of Journeymen
Plumbers. Gas and Steam Filters and
Helpers are engaged in "unseemly
controversy" over certain alleged
rights as TO priority and several other
sl1l xaNe -.,ttI l.
the higher circles OF the Federation
OF Labor.
Sheep In Bad Way-Some 100000
sheep are reported in danger near
AItamont. Wyo.. on account of the
storms, and because the frozen snow
prevents the animals getting at their
regular winter pasturnge As neither
hay or corn can be obtained, grave
fears are entertained. W. H Haigh and
a number of sheepmen from Taylors-
Vile. who have sheep in that coun-
try, have gone up there to see what
can be done.
Talmnge Home Hospital-Dr.
James T.. TalmaSc has been confined to
his home, $40 First avenue. several
days on account OF a severe attack of
Ia grippe which followed a case OF
ouinsy. About the same time his son.
Carl. age 10. while In friendly snow
ball fight. was accidentally struck behind
the car with a SNOWFALL. The blow
was so severe that the lad was i'll In
bed several days. He is on the improve
today and will resume his school work
next week
Volunteers Need Funds-Thc Volun-
tecrs OF America are likely to lose
their Commercial street mission
chapel. through lack of means to con-
tinue work there. Contributions were
solicited from local business houses.
but the latter have been pretty heavi-
ly tapped during the last few weeks.
and they felt limit had been reach
ed: so this way of raising funds failed
Mrs. Mackey claims that through the
efforts of the Volunteers during the
past year, 1918 men and women pro-
fessed their intention to lead better
lives.
Death of Mrs. Pcterson-Mrs. Mag
dalen Peterson. 525 south Third East
street. died OF general debility Thurs
day evening. aged 70 years. Definite
funeral arrangements have not vet
bcen made. but 1t Is expected that
the services will he held I'm tho Sec
ond ward Westinghouse Sunday. I'm
charge of Bishop Heber Iyerson Tho
deceased came TO Utah in 1861 hav-
Ing Joined the Church in Sweden her
parents having both died In the old
county Her husband. FredcricI;
Peterson. potter by trade. died about
10 years ago. She is survived by one
child only, Peter J. Peterson OF this
city.
Salt Lake Men Secure Patent
Charles Newson and son. ess west