Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-05

. IN .iiIi iitth'V''''' 49,
;ions 10 a crowded house at the audi
forum theater last night.
Governor james Il. Brady adj
dressed the voters of his home town
this evening at the McNichol and
Wright hall on state and local ques-
tons, to an immense crowd,
Halloween has come and, gone once
more. and once more the night of
antique reverence has been perverted
into II night of dissertation By the
younger element, who delight IN taxi
ing license OF d custom once coniin-
cd to harmless rcvclry about the
hearthstone
The annual reunion Of the Willow
Leaf club, occurred at Pebble. on Hal
lowe'en night. Mr.. and Mrs Harry
kinlur, entertaining in Il grand style.
A special coach conveyed the
Pocatello contingent, which was
/ augmented by the new settlers at
Pebble and vicinity.
All day Monday. was devoted to
games OF skill outdoors. quoits and
target shooting. ana incidentally ang-
ling. The banquet at the kinport
q ranch was as usunl a most happy
affair, toasts ana responses were
freely given. * dance followed at the
Pebble school house. a silver table
set was presented to the host and
hostess by the members of the club,
Bob Graham acting as spokesman, \
spfa Pillow, made by the housewives
of Pebble was presented to the
hostess and to Wiloween. the little
& daughter of Mr. and AIRS <nport,
was given IL golden bracelet. William
Nnllln making tho presentation. The
Curtis orchestra OF Robin was in at
tendance and altogether the event
WAS very pleasing affair and the
attendance the largest since the in
ccption Of the club. eight years ago.
MUTUAL BEGINS WORK.
The Young Mems and Young Ladies'
Mutual OF the pocatcllo First ward,
was held on Friday evening at the T.,
+ ID. S. Church. and was unuucstiOnaby
the most interesting event in the ward
this season.
Presidents Arthur Edglcy and Allie Y.
Pond deserve special mention FOR the
energy shown in getting up this af-
fair which served the Iiurpose of
starting the mutual season. The base
{Fment hall was prcttily decorated with
tjack-O-lantcrns, autumn leaves. and
paper strcamerS in autumn gold Will
liam Crookston, class leader started
The FUN by giving a brief description
of the origin of this festival Then
followed games OF several kinds,
GHOSTS" too, were much in evidence.
acting In the capacity Of reception
committee. with great carnestncss,
one lady guest convinced herself that
they were the real article ana swooned
away as the result of tho imagination
The way to the banquet room was
full of hazards and led through, a sub
terrancan pussage. from which the
guests were seen to emerge with a
troubled look on their countenanccs,
which resolved itself into n broad
smile, followed with merry laughter.
Z DEATH or MRS. JOHN rusz.
Mrs. John Fusz, wife Of the we'll
Z known short Line engineer, ana
Former alderman. PASSED away Sun
day evening at Muskegon. Michigan.
She had gone there IN search OF bet
ter health, accompanied by his daugl-
ter. Florence. Tie change was only
for the worse. and so Mr.. Flsz also
went and arrived at her side only
the day before the end came The re-
mains will be Inferred in Pocatclo.
The deceased leaves four children,
two OF them married. namely Mrs. j.
Nv. Grassman. Mrs. Percy Alban,
and Florence. Mr.. ana Mrs. Fusz were
married nj Idaho Falls in 1854.
20 years ago. when II was called
! Eagle Rock, and when Eagle Rock
was the Headquarters OF the Utah and
Northern divisions OF the Union Pacific
system.
Tho Oregon Short Line has decided
10 resume the policy Of rctrcnchmcnt
during the winter quarter. ana IN con-
sequence Il considerable proportiou OF
!ahorers are being laid Off in the shop
mere and elsewhere on the line.